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Some quotes I found interesting/funny:
"Those who would sacrifice mathematical stability for customization deserve neither." --Frank Trollman
I mean, when I think "science," I think bespectacled old men bent over bubbling beakers over bunsen burners, studying books of mathematical formulas, jotting down notes and attempting to figure out the secrets of the universe through chemical experimentation. Mixing nitrogen (which is in bat poo) with other chemicals to create an explosive compound in order to make a fireball? Science.
When I think magic and mysticism, I think of someone who hones their mind into a weapon to wield the forces of the universe, or one who attempts to meditate in order to unlock the secrets of the cosmos.
So, which of those describes a wizard, and which describes a psion? I mean, really.
Psion- "I've trained my mind to hold an arsenal of powers. I have a variety of powers at my command, no mortal mind could hold more than my unified mind. Erudites limit themselves by 'dividing' the unified whole. They compress part of that whole into this 'subconscious' limiting the number of powers their minds can hold."
Erudite- "The conscious mind can only channel so many powers at once. The Psion cripples himself by trying to make his mind a unified whole. This is a simply incorrect; the subconscious is potentially infinite, and once I know how to tap it, I may only hold a finite amount in the conscious. But I can learn, and be prepared for... well, anything."
Wilder- "I don't know what you're talking about. I've always been able to have my imaginary friend get stuff for me. Though now everyone else can see him." *Manifests astral construct* "Don't ask me how Bert shows up, he just does."
When someone breaks the game's conventions, it's going to be questioned. Moreso when the breaking of conventions is noticeable. Online, more of them are... you don't have a screen that hides the dice and modifiers. It's not bad for something to break those conventions, but when it happens, you can expect questions about it.
Martial adepts continue to play the same game that everyone else has been playing, with various new refinements and twists, up through twenty. This game can be called D&D. High-level spellcasters get to play the all-new games of Rocket Launcher Tag and "Let's Bone Reality Up The Backside", and nobody else gets to play.
Adventurers are in a situation akin to soldiers in a hot zone, or a swat team. Their lives depend on efficiency. You ever see a soldier in a combat zone use decidedly inferior equipment for personality reasons? Only briefly, I assure you. Characters optimize, like people in real life do. Anything else is poor roleplay.
You are not your abilities, you're not how much gold you have on your character sheet, you're not the attacks you make, you're not the spells you cast, you're not the feats you've taken. While these are things that build towards your character, at the end the personality you choose to play is not based upon your character sheet, and you can be flavorful and optimized at the same time.
Male fighters envelop their bodies in bulky, clanking plate mail. Female fighters favor stiff metal underwear.
A male rogue will wear dark leather armor with little metal studs all over it, because nothing says "stealth" like a bunch of glittering bits of metal all over the place. Ladies in the same profession lean towards the skin-tight catsuit look, because the first step in being stealthy is apparently to make sure every able-bodied man within a hundred paces is staring at you with his mouth slightly open.
Male wizards wrap themselves in thick shapeless woolen robes that would - let's face it - collect odors at an astounding rate. These robes would most likely be heavy, and itch like a fiberglass jockstrap. On the other hand, females who practice the arcane arts wear little strips of translucent gauze over their naughty bits.
It's nice to see that when it comes to apparel, roleplaying games have a lot of equality: Everybody dresses like an idiot.
Artificers are an example of failed design. At low level they blow and blow hard, because they struggle to write scrolls and then they struggle to use them. The end result is a class that needs enormous amounts of downtime and still fucking sucks. At high level they crank out bizarre staff combinations and end up being a primary spellcaster with every fucking list that gets 50 of its top slots a day.
Top to bottom, complete failure.
-Frank Trollman
You are not your magic weapon and armor. You are not your spell buffs. You are not how much gold you have, or how many times you've been raised from the dead. When a Big Bad Demon snaps your sword in two, you do not cry because that was your holy avenger. You leap onto its back, climb up to its head, and punch it in the eye, then get a new damn sword off of the next humanoid you headbutt to death.
Balance, and how it changes one's point of view.
One of the most important rules for the GM is Rule Zero. Simply put, Rule Zero says that the GM is expected to exercise common sense and good judgement in his game. He is allowed to supersede the game rules in the interest of ensuring that the game runs smoothly, the stories are interesting, and everyone has a good time. The GM should also remember that excessive or arbitrary use of Rule Zero usually results in an empty gaming table. Simply put, don't abuse it!
-Only War
You're like the anti F&K --Jota
You're kind of scary, you know that? --Astrum91
I ... sometimes picture you as this Lawful Neutral Judge with "RNG" on your badge instead of "DREDD"... --Spanambula


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The Easter Story is from our in-depth study of the Gospel of John. Hopefully it will help bring meaning and understanding to the Easter Season.
There are a total of six segments with Scripture and commentary that can be read, one each day in just a few minutes, or all at one reading.
This study is taken from the Gospel of John, and begins one week before Passover.
"The Study of Easter"
"Jesus' Triumphal Entry," (Jn 12:12-54)
Jesus Triumphal Entry, known as Palm Sunday, begins the last week of Jesus' ministry before the crucifixion. Sadly, many of those waving palm branches in His honor and hailing Him as king would soon be yelling, "Crucify Him!"
"The Betrayal and Arrest of Jesus," (Jn 18:1-40)
Jesus could have stopped the process at any moment. He was not so much the victim as the Orchestrator of Events.
"Soldiers Mock and Beat Jesus," (Jn 19:1-16)
Severe scourging often preceded crucifixions. Flogging and scourging almost to the point of death were a part of the death sentence.
"The Crucifixion of Jesus," (Jn 19:17-27)
Crucifixion was despised by the Jews and considered the most hideous Roman method of execution. It was reserved only for slaves and criminals. According to Deut. 21:23, whoever is hanged on a cross was considered accursed of God.
"The Death of Jesus on the Cross," (Jn 19:28-42)
The complicated (Old Covenant) system of animal sacrifice was about to be replaced by the sacrifice of the Lamb of God. Jesus would become the final and ultimate sacrifice for sin.
"The Resurrection," (Jn 20:1-31)
Mary Magdalene sees the empty tomb and two angels - meets Christ outside the grave - tells the other disciples - Jesus and Doubting Thomas.
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This is very strange, but this form: http://www.cse.edu/it/online-forms/computer-lab-reservation sends notifications to the same email address and that one works. The only difference appears to be that it doesn't have any conditional logic tied to it.
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I updated the list to include all the individual people who are in the groups we originally had as recipients so that they can still receive any requests. The problem is that we have another form (http://www.cse.edu/it/online-forms/computer-lab-reservation) using the email@example.com address as an email recipient and it works fine. So it doesn't make any sense why notifications from this form won't go to that address. You know what I mean?
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Author Tags: Education, Essentials 2010, Indo-Canadian, Local History
In 1914, some 376 British subjects, including 340 Sikhs, were stranded offshore for two months in the ship Komagata Maru, as they unsuccessfully challenged B.C. immigration policies in Burrard Inlet. The ship had been chartered for $66,000 by Gurdit Singh Sarhali, a Sikh entrepreneur, as a direct challenge to a restrictive policy that required all would-be immigrants from India to take direct passage to Canadawhen no such direct passage from India existed. During the impasse, food and water aboard ship diminished and social unrest among the South Asian community of B.C. increased. An attempt to board the ship by 150 armed men, in support of a Canadian immigration official, was rebuffed. It took the arrival of the federal navy vessel H.M.C.S. Rainbow on July 23, 1914, to force the Komagata Maru to leave the city and return to Calcutta.
The stand-off has been documented and examined by Hugh Johnston in The Voyage of the Komagata Maru: The Sikh Challenge to Canadas Colour Bar (1979). Passing through Vancouver in 1914, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had remarked, The whole incident seemed to me to be so grotesquefor why should sun-loving Hindoos force themselves upon Canada? Johnston re-issued the book in 2014 with UBC Press. "This is not just a re-release," said Johnston,"but virtually a new book. How many people get a chance to do a major overhaul on a book thirty-five years after it first appeared and nearly forty years after they started the research? One might question going back to a subject after so long, but I've been asked to do research for a number of projects over the past six or seven years--a projected movie that did not happen, for a museum at the Sikh temple, for a SFU library website, for papers at conferences etc. This has had me digging into the material i collected before 1979 and into what what I have acquired since then. And my perspective has changed over the decades. So has the Sikh community. So this is much more than a light re-write with an introduction."
Alan Dutton, Robert Jarvis, Sohan Sarinder Singh Sangha, Ajmer Rode and Kesar Singh have also written books on the Komagata Maru incident after Sharon Pollock led the way in 1976 with a play about the racist stand-off. In 1990, the Progressive Indo-Canadian Community Services Society also published the proceedings of a Vancouver conference, Beyond the Komagata Maru: Race Relations Today, edited by Alan Dutton. With Tara Singh Bains, Johnston has also published The Four Quarters of the Night: The Life-Journey of an Emigrant Sikh (1995).
British Columbia has been steeped in racism. A chapter of the Ku Klux Klan opened in Vancouver in 1925 and attracted 500 people to a meeting in 1927. It argued for a ban on Oriental immigration and the confiscation of property owned by Asianslaying the groundwork for the governments expropriation of land and possessions from Japanese-Canadians during WWII.
A classic racist tract is Hilda Glynn-Wards fear-mongering novel The Writing on the Wall (1921), published by the Sun Publishing Company. It concludes with Vancouvers white population dying from typhoid fever contracted from Chinese-grown vegetables and sugar to which local Chinese merchants had purposely added typhoid germs. In this story the Chinese and Japanese remain healthy because they have been inured to it by countless generations of living without sanitation.
An SFU history professor emeritus and former president of the Vancouver Historical Society, Johnston has co-authored a biography of Captain James Cook with fellow Simon Fraser University historian Robin Fisher with whom he co-edited a book on Captain George Vancouver. Johnston also edited The Pacific Province: A History of British Columbia, a production of the SFU History Department that was published by Douglas & McIntyre in 1996.
To mark the 75th anniversary of the Komagata Maru incident -- the 1914 stand-off in which 376 British subjects, including 340 Sikhs, were mostly denied entry to Canada and were stranded for two months in the harbour as they unsuccessfully challenged B.C. immigration policies -- Hugh Johnston re-published The Voyage of the Komagata Maru: The Sikh Challenge to Canada's Colour Bar (New Delhi: Oxford, 1979; UBC Press 1989).
It is generally understood that the Komagata Maru had been chartered for $66,000 by Gurdit Singh Sarhali, a Sikh entrepreneur, as a direct challenge to a restrictive policy that required all would-be immigrants from India to take direct passage to Canadawhen no such direct passage from India existed. It is seldom noted that another ship carrying potential immigrants from India, the Panama Maru, had successfully docked in Victoria in 1913 during which time 38 of its 56 passengers had been accorded the legal right to remain (after they were sequestered in an immigration building near Ogden Point).
During the impasse of 1914, food and water aboard the Komagata Maru diminished and social unrest among the South Asian community of B.C. increased. An attempt to board the ship by 150 armed men, in support of a Canadian immigration official, was rebuffed. It took the arrival of the federal navy vessel Rainbow to force the embarkation of the Komagatu Maru, on its route back to Calcutta, on July 23, 1914. Passengers had been stranded in the Vancouver harbour for exactly two months. (After the ship was forced to leave port, an immigration officer involved in the impasse was assasinated in the Vancouver courthouse. At least two dozen Komagata Maru passengers were later killed during a clash with authorities when the ship returned to India.)
In 1990 the Progressive Indo-Canadian Community Services Society also published the proceedings of a Vancouver conference, Beyond the Komagata Maru: Race Relations Today, edited by Alan Dutton. With Tara Singh Bains, Johnston, has published The Four Quarters of the Night: The Life-Journey of an Emigrant Sikh (McGill-Queen's University Press, 1995). From 1992 to 2001 Johnston served on the board of the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute that promotes scholarly work and cultural exchanges.
In 2012, Johnston published Jewels of the Qila: The Remarkable Story of an Indo-Canadian Family. According to publicity materials: "This is a story about a remarkable Sikh family and the communities they lived in and supported in both Canada and India. Kapoor Singh Siddoo arrived in British Columbia in 1912 and overcame racial prejudice and legal discrimination to transform himself from labourer to lumber baron. He and his wife, Besant Kaur, fostered in their daughters a vision of service and activism that they fulfilled by establishing a hospital in Punjab and introducing an Indian spiritual tradition to their new home in Canada."
Johnston was educated at the University of Toronto, the University of Western Ontario and King's College at the University of London. He arrived to teach at SFU in 1968, three years after it opened in 1965, and taught there for 37 years prior to publishing Radical Campus: Making Simon Fraser University (D&M, 2005) to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the university. This study of SFU's first decade was compiled with assistance from history students John-Henry Harter and Dino Rossi. "My conviction is that nobody at the time really knew what was happening," he says. "By the time we had our fourth president in 1968, everything the first president knew was gone with him to Ottawa where he found his next job."
[Patricia Roy has become the leading academic authority on anti-Asian policies in B.C. with books such as A White Mans Province: British Columbia Politicians and Chinese and Japanese Immigrants, 18581914 (1989) and The Oriental Question: Consolidating a White Mans Province, 191441 (2003). For a few of the many books about racism in B.C., see abcbookworld entries for Ito, Roy; Kitagawa, Muriel; Laut, Agnes; Lee, Jo-Anne; McAlpine, John D.; Miki, Roy; OKeefe, Betty; Robin, Martin; Ward, W. Peter.] @2010.
Review of the author's work by BC Studies:
Jewels of the Qila: The Remarkable Story of an Indo-Canadian Family
Radical Campus: Making of Simon Fraser Universiy
From Maps to Metaphors: The Pacific World of George Vancouver
The Pacific Province: A History of British Columbia
The Voyage of the Komagata Maru: The Sikh Challenge to Canada's Colour Bar
British Emigration Policy 1815-1830: Shovelling Out Paupers (Clarendon Press, 1972) 9780198223535.
Captain James Cook and His Time (D&M, 1979). With Robin Fisher.
East Indians in Canada, Booklet #5 (Canadian Historical Association, 1984).
The Voyage of the Komagata Maru: The Sikh Challenge to Canada's Colour Bar (New Delhi: Oxford, 1979; UBC Press 1988; UBC Press 2014 $29.95 9780774825481)
From Maps to Metaphors: The Pacific World of George Vancouver (UBC Press, 1993). Co-edited with Robin Fisher; based on the Vancouver Conference on Exploration and Discovery.
The India-Canada Relationship Exploring the Political, Economic, and Culture Dimensions (Sage Publications, 1994). Co-editor.
The Four Quarters of the Night: The Life-Journey of an Emigrant Sikh (McGill-Queen's University Press, 1995). With Tara Singh Bains.
The Pacific Province: A History of British Columbia (Douglas & McIntyre, 1996). Co-editor.
Radical Campus: Making Simon Fraser University (D&M, 2005).
Jewels of the Qila: The Remarkable Story of an Indo-Canadian Family (UBC Press, 2012) $85.00 978-0-7748-2216-9
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Radical Campus: Making Simon Fraser University (D&M $45)
Review by Michael M'Gonigle
The scene is unimaginable today900 students gathered in the Simon Fraser University mall with revolution on their minds. And willing to do something about it. But as recounted in Hugh Johnstons period history, Radical Campus: Making Simon Fraser University (D&M $45), that was part of normal life in 1968. It was the age of protest and, in June of that year, SFUs counter-culturalism culminated with a mass demonstration of students to demand the resignations of the Universitys president and board. The goal of these students is equally unimaginable today as were their tacticsa university led by its faculty and students. Three weeks earlier, students in Paris had launched their now famous May uprising that brought the city and the government of Charles de Gaulle to a standstill. Around the world and atop Burnaby Mountain, there was real excitement about what was possible. As Johnston tells it, an older student, a mother of five, incited the SFU crowd with a loaded question: did they want another Paris? The roar came back: Yes!
Right from its title, Radical Campus is both disapproving of this history, and proud of it. Johnstons conflicted stance is not surprising. This lengthy and detailed tome is really an unofficial biography of Simon Fraser University. And it is a fitting tribute, even in its ambivalence. Along the way Johnston has an eye for the telling vignette. He recalls, for instance, the graduation ceremony for doctoral candidate and student activist, Jim Harding. As he received his diploma, Harding, a co-founder of the SDU (Students for a Democratic University), surprised the crusty SFU Chancellor Gordon Shrum by kissing Shrums shoe. This was no act of gratitude: Harding later explained he had learned at university to kiss the boots of the authorities.
Setting up an instant university was the whim of premier W.A.C. (Wacky) Bennett in 1963. B.C.s long-serving province-builder, Bennett had a penchant for mega-projects, from dams to highways to universities. And he liked to get his way. His designate for the SFU job was the equally colourful, and determined, Gordon Shrum, a UBC physics professor turned politician.
It started with a big architectural competition that led to the classical mountaintop design of architects Arthur Erickson and Geoff Massey. But this vision of a whole university hewn out of the forest had to be delivered in short order. Despite the visionary design, no one had a planjust an impossible schedule. Between the conception and the execution, the decade quickly awoke from the lingering somnambulance of the 50s into the raucous marches of the mid and late 60s. Vietnam and anti-war demos. Ken Kesey and the cross-continental acid trip. Janis Joplin and the Beatles. Peace and love, riot police and tear gas.
Although Johnston does not much explore the larger context, SFU was part of the biggest building boom in the history of universities. Across North America and Europe, new suburban universities drove an expansion in higher education. York and Trent, Calgary and the University of Victoriaall were founded in the same era. What happened in those years laid the foundation for what became todays knowledge economy. Though it still escapes notice today, the result was the creation of a higher education industry on a grand scale.
What that new industry would look like was really what was at stake during SFUs infancy. Radical Campus is the story of this stumbling evolution, everyone groping in the dark toward unknown objectives. Johnstons take on all this is ambivalent. Whatever its abstract potential, the practical pursuit of democracy at the university was, he argues, squandered by activist exuberance. And yet SFU remains an innovator today partly because of its early years. In those days, SFU pioneered students on Senate, and interdisciplinary studies. In recent years, SFU created the state-of-the-art Wosk Centre for Dialogue. As Johnston reports, however, the incessant demands for bottom-up democracy boomeranged with the radicals eventually losing public sympathy. Without power, their actions led to the opposite of what they wanted. Today the modern university is more administocracy than democracy, increasingly dominated by a commitment to public relations and corporate solicitations than to collective citizenship and critical knowledge.
Radical Campus offers an engaging and woefully overlooked take on one of the most important institutions of our age. At SFU, the cast of characters is huge; and Johnston provides some rich and illuminating backgrounds. The famous British Marxist, Tom Bottomore, one of SFUs earliest and biggest academic scores, lasted only a few years, falling victim to the controversial implosion of SFUs Politics, Sociology and Anthropology (PSA) departmentabout which a separate and unbiased book still needs to be written. And there was Patrick McTaggart-Cowan, SFUs very first president and Shrums chosen man, who was unceremoniously sacked in the summer of 68. Many key figures remain well-known, such as the music professor Murray Schafer, Students for a Democratic University president Martin Loney and an idealistic flower child from West Vancouver, Maggie Sinclair (later Mrs. Pierre Trudeau).
Other key activists included PSA student, Sharon Yandle, and student society president, Stan Wong. All are mixed in a jumble of sit-ins, strikes, insults and riotous meetings, smashed furniture, police actions, mass arrests and firings.
How tame we have become! Johnston also takes a detour across town and includes the story of Yippie leader Jerry Rubin, American co-founder of the Youth International Party, and his invasion with several hundred students of the UBC Faculty Club. (I was thereand I can remember being shocked, along with many others, by Rubins inhumane treatment of a small pig, his token of oppression).
Although SFU sociology professor Nathan Popkin, one of seven blacklisted professors during the late 60s, was somehow not interviewed for this bookeven though hes still living in VancouverRadical Campus is chock-full of information. If anything, there is so much detail that it almost overwhelms the reader. Radical Campus is a biography of an institution, and a snapshot of a time. It is, however, not an analysis of a movement, nor of a promise lost. Others will have to take up this task.
Meanwhile ours is a period not dissimilar to the early 1960s. Just as Vietnam was in its infancy then, the oil wars are in their infancy now. Citizens were faced with the prospect of nuclear annihilation then, and America was paralyzed by its own anti-communism; now we have the real catastrophe of global warming, and a creeping new authoritarianism in the U.S. that is full of denials, hell bent on business as usual. And where are the universities? Will students again wake up? 1-55365-140-5
[Michael MGonigle, a professor of law at the University of Victoria, is co-author (with Justine Starke) of Planet U: Sustaining the World, Reinventing the University, to be published by New Society Publishers. For more info, see M'Gonigle entry]
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Jewels of the Qila: The Remarkable Story of an Indo-Canadian Family
Review (2012)
It is tempting to liken Hugh Johnstons remarkable Jewels of the Qila: The Remarkable Story of an Indo-Canadian Family to an Horatio Alger story.
Having reached San Francisco in 1906, the modest hero, Kapoor Singh Siddoo, arrives in British Columbia in 1912, dispenses with his Sikh turban and cuts his hairwhile the Komagata Maru is still stranded in the Vancouver harbourand overcomes racial prejudice and legal discrimination to transform himself into a forestry millionaire.
It gets better. Inspired by their thoroughly admirable mother, Besant Kaur, Kapoors two daughters attend Kitsilano High School, enter medical school, create a short-lived Krishnamurti School on Vancouver Island and eventually establish a hospital named after their father in the Punjabfollowing their meeting with Prime Minister Nehru.
But Johnstons Jewels of the Qila is not just a success story about one unusual family. This is a splendidly serious, smart and multi-faceted investigation of events and characters in both India and Canada. Using Kapoors wide-ranging life as a prism, Johnston has provided an authoritative and engaging overview of Sikhs in B.C.
Born in Punjab in 1885, Kapoor, at age nine, was engaged to marry
Besant Kaur, aged four. Educated and pious, she would marry him at age 15 but would remain unable to join him until 1923. At age 33, she would become the first South Asian woman in Kapoors multi-racial logging villages on Vancouver Island.
Persuaded to leave India by his friend Piara Singh Langeri, Kapoor sailed third-class steerage to San Francisco. After six years of labouring jobs, he was refused entry to Canada at the Blaine border, but landed in Victoria in 1912, where he bought a small dairy operation.
Kapoors role in the origins of Sikh journalism on the West Coast, as outlined below, is but one sliver of Jewels of the Qila.
In Victoria, Kapoor met up with his friend Piara Singh Langeri who introduced him to two literate activists, Dr. Sundar Singh and Kartar Singh Hundal, nicknamed Scissors. This highly educated pair was producing Sansar [The World], handwritten in Punjabi and dubbed The Only Hindustani Paper in Canada, as well as an English-language monthly, the Aryan.
Kapoor soon joined their efforts to gain equality for British subjects who were Sikhs, as promised by Queen Victoria. Whereas the foursome wanted their printing press on Speed Avenue to produce a secular paper, other devout Sikhs wanted a faith-based publication, leading to the short-lived rival paper, Hindustance.
During the Komagata Maru incidentwhen 376 Punjabis arrived in the Vancouver harbour, only to be refused entrymilitants threatened to destroy the moderates headquarters, setting fire to the Sansar office.
With the Komagata Maru marooned in the harbour, England-educated Dr. Sundar Singh rushed to Ottawa, hoping to resolve the crisis, but his charm offensive with federal politicians failed. Kartar Singh Hundal, Piara Singh Langeri and Kapoor Singh Siddoo all followed him to Ontario nonetheless where, before he mysteriously vanished, Dr. Sundar Singh started a new publication, Canada and India: A Journal of Information and Conciliation.
While Kartar assimilated into Toronto society as a Theosophist, Piara would not forsake his turban and beard, and so he urged Kapoor to return to India with him to fight for independence with the Ghadar movement. Piara would soon be imprisoned in India for sedition, and narrowly escaped hanging, while Kartar was hobnobbing at the Toronto Literature Club with the likes of poet Bliss Carman and influential McClelland & Stewart editor Donald French.
Kapoor took the middle path between Piara and Kartar.
In 1917, former bunkhouse cook Mayo Singh, while he was winding down his logging venture in Chilliwack, sent Kapoor money for his passage back to B.C. to work as his bookkeeper and English spokesman. They undertook logging and milling operations in the Cowichan Valley, at the village of Paldi (originally called Mayo) and the village of Kapoor, both northwest of Duncan, and near the Sooke River. Neither man wore turbans; both shaved.
Eventually Kapoor became an equal partner in the Mayo Lumber Company Ltd., as well as partnering with Doman Singh, father of future forestry magnate Herb Doman. Despite several incidents of suspected arson, racial resentment and economic depressions, the partnership with Mayo Singh endured for 26 years until Kapoor started his own lumber mill in Vancouver.
The Mayo Sawmill was on the E&N Cowichan Subdivision. The Kapoor Lumber Company mill was located at Mile-35 on the CNR line at Sooke Lake, now part of the Greater Victoria Watershed. The Kapoor Mill operated from 1928 to 1940. Kapoor Lumber Company still owns lands in the area and the Kapoor Regional Park Reserve, at the end of the Galloping Goose Regional Trail, includes almost two kilometres of riverfront land.
Kapoor remained active in moderate politics. By 1920, he was elected as the first president of the B.C. branch of the United India Home Rule League (affiliated with Mahatma Gandhis Congress movement), then as president of the Hindustani Sabraj Society and the Canadian Hindustani Congress.
When nobel prize-winning author Sir Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) made his only visit to Canada in 1929, the Bengali poet spoke four times in Vancouver and once in Victoria, to overflow crowds.
Revered as a writer and as a spokesperson for Indian independence, Tagore was joined by his English translator and editor Charles Freer Andrews, a missionary who was a close associate of Gandhi.
Kartar returned to B.C. from Toronto to serve as a translator and guide for Tagore and Andrews. Do your best to prove yourselves Good Canadians, Tagore advised.
With Kapoors support, Kartar stayed in Vancouver and published seven more bilingual monthly issues of India and Canada: A Journal of Interpretation and Information, in 1929 and 1930. Both men befriended Theosophist and Group of Seven painter Lawren Harris, who also introduced Theosophy to Emily Carr and novelist Ethel Wilson.
In 1935, Kapoor brought his family to live in the Kitsilano house he had built at 2416 York Avenue in 1921, but they found their renters were still occupying the house upon arrival. Rather than risk the indignity of possibly being rejected by a Vancouver hotel, the well-to-do family slept in their Chevrolet for two nights beneath a steel bridge over the Capilano River.
The last issues of India and Canada were produced from Kapoors basement in Kitsilano in 1936 by Kartar. One of those Vancouver-produced editions contains a brief biography of Kapoor, calling for Canada to grant the vote to Punjabis such as Kapoor who had proven their worth.
The story of how Kapoor Singh Siddoos moderation eventually won the daySouth Asians of Canada gained the right to vote in 1948is ably told in Jewels of the Qila, which also outlines the considerable accomplishments of Kapoors daughters Jackie and Sarjit Siddoo who currently maintain a Krishnamurti Centre on Swanick Road in Victoria.
Komagata Maru Incident
Preface (2014)
Here is the preface by Hugh Johnston for his fully revised and expanded version of The Voyage of the Komagata Maru (UBC Press 2014) to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the incident.
The country would be very different today if the passengers on the Komagata Maru had made their point successfully and been allowed to land. Hugh Johnston
The approaching centenary of the Komagata Maru has been an incentive for an extensive revision of a book that I first published thirty-five years ago. Over the decades, fresh material published and unpublished has come my way. The Internet has become a great time saver in tracking down small points that sometimes make a meaningful difference. And much has happened since I began my research back in 1975. Subtly, and perhaps not so subtly, the march of events has affected my own understanding of the documentary evidence of this history. Canada has become very different; Indo-Canadians are much more visible and better known and appreciated by other Canadians; and I have had wonderful opportunities over the decades to share time, engage with, and become very close to individual Indo-Canadians, particularly Punjabi Sikhs and their families both in Canada and in India. All of this has affected this revision. The past is something we strive to recapture, but it is always a work in progress.
The events surrounding the Komagata Maru were not acknowledged in mainstream Canadian history until well beyond the 1970s. Even now, they get surprisingly slight attention outside of British Columbia. Thirty or forty years ago, most Canadians were unaware that the countrys Asian-origin population had been kept very small as a matter of policy, and because Asian numbers were so small, Asians were easily left out of the national account. It follows that the older histories of Canada by a generation of well-respected Canadian historians such as Donald Creighton, A.R.M. Lower, J.B. Brebner, H.A. Innis, and W.L. Morton
devoted not a line or index entry to the Komagata Maru. Yet, with a little
imagination, one can see that the exclusion of people from the entire subcontinent of India was a major defining fact about Canada. The country
would be very different today if the passengers on the Komagata Maru had
made their point successfully and been allowed to land.
It makes a great difference that Canada now advertises itself as a multicultural
country instead of as a European and British country, which was the commonly accepted characterization a century ago. Multiculturalism gives Canadians an inclusive ideal, along with the challenge of trying to live up to it. Earlier generations did not have that inviting national ideal. But the contrasts between now and then are far from absolute. On the questions of individual freedoms, human values, human rights, national identity, race, and ethnicity, Canadians of a century ago had the same range of ideas available to them as do Canadians of today. And like today, those early Canadians could go to the same sources of inspiration religion, political theory, self-interest, or science and draw contrary
conclusions among themselves. The difference is in the consensus then and today: now the Canadian consensus is more open to the inclusion of difference than it was in the past. When it comes to ethnicity, this greater openness is a positive outcome of a reformed immigration policy that has allowed people into the country from all parts of the world. The full history of the Komagata Maru affair, from its origins to its long-term consequences, is an immigrant story writ very large. It has all of the elements of such a story, with its most admirable and least wanted extremes. It is about the remarkable desire of immigrants to reach Canada and North America, and their resourcefulness, determination, and persistence in getting here and in staying. It is also about the discouragement
and hostility that they encountered at the hands of many Canadians. And
it is about the respect, friendship, and help they received from a notable
few Canadians. Critically important was the outstanding success of some
of them those who entered Canada years before the Komagata Maru arrived,
who witnessed its coming and who were troubled by its going, and who, nonetheless, went on to great personal success. These individuals
were adventurous in travelling at their own expense so far across the
globe in search of opportunity. They were resourceful in making the most
of what they found. And, like the vast majority of immigrants from other
nations, they never forgot their homeland even if they stayed away for
years. Their political life in the early years centred on what was happening in their home country. Some definitely wanted to have a place in the
political life of Canada, but they were all denied full citizenship until they
were elderly. They were, however, extraordinarily persistent in winning
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I feel like I'm living my life through the Internet even though i only use Facebook from the above and barely update my status. when i post photos. i do it only on Facebook.
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Does anyone know where I can get pictures or designs to paint onto blank pottery plates or platters? I buy the fired bisque plates and then paint pictures with ceramic paint and get them fired. Fruit and vegetable or floral ideas are effective. Maybe some ideas for Christmas?
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Could you use stencils? WalMart has lots of them in all sizes and designs in their crafts department.
Just noticed your address. Durban's in South Africa? I guess you don't have WalMart there, do you? You can get stencils in any crafts store, I think.
if they are clear see through plates why not put christmas themed paper napkins that lay underneath inorder totrace the design and then paint. so many nice ones at the dollar stores like lite candles, holly and berries, wreaths, poinsettas, and more.
or even some christmas wrapping paper or cards and do the same thing.
last year I painted on my front glass door using that method of transfer from coloring book pages of snoopy from peanuts on his doghouse with christmas lights strung around it. my grandson loved it. I used acrylic paints. when i want it removed i just spray with windex then wipe off.
Depending on how detailed you want to get, any line drawing would do, try googling coloring pages for fruits and vegetables. If you can get Dover Publications, they have some great books full of detailed line drawings of all kinds.Online ordering at www.doverbooks.com
Use the kind of carbon paper u use when copying designs on wood(any wood or hobby store should carry it) on the back to trace design onto bisque. It should fire off just fine, or use plain pencil lead and coat the back of the design with a thick layer of lines, then place where desired on bisque, tape on, trace with dry pen or stylus.
Search for Clip-art designs on the web. You will get more ideas than you'll know what to do with. I started embroidering last year and got scads of ideas to get me started and others I am striving to get good enough to attempt!
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Diya Aur Baati Hum's October 9th episode: Manjari compels Sandhya to keep quiet and get married to Himanshu. Just when Himanshu is about to put the sindur on Sandhya's head, Sooraj sees a burning flame just behind him. He burns the rope on his hand and tears the binding. He thrashes Himanshu before the latter can redden Sandhya's head!
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Back in Feb, we wrote about Photos, blogging and fair use, as photographer Naomi Harris had found her picture on the popular soft-porn blog fleshbot (part of Gawker media) and wasn't too pleased. After reading PDN's article and checking Gawkers disclaimer I was more confused than enlightened. Were blogs and search engines suddenly the same thing?
Gawkers disclaimer states that it follows the DMCA and links to a pdf of the Leslie Kelly, et al. v. Arriba Soft Corp. ruling, which is the case of a photographer vs a search engine image search (much like google images) that used thumbnails for visual representations of the search results. See "Kelly wins against Arriba Soft Appellate Court affirms US Copyright Law protects images located on the Internet"Luckily, this posting put me in touch with Leslie A. Kelly who probably knows more about the subject than anybody, so here follows a short chat with Leslie A. Kelly from the now famous Leslie Kelly, et al. v. Arriba Soft Corp case.
Db: Hey there, can I ask you some questions? "Copyright" seems to have become a curse-word these days, and conjurs up images of giant rich Hollywood Movie&Music corporations clamping down on teens rather than a single artist trying to make a living. This really bothers me, and I'm sure you. So can we chat about your case a little?
Kelly: I am very pleased to elaborate on the meaning of Kelly v Arriba Soft and what it truly means to image searches and the use of thumbnails as well as other copyright issues of the day.
Db: Lets start with a recap for those who still don't 'get it', as you either find misinformation or long papers in leaglese about your case on the web, could you explain shortly what your case was about?
Kelly: Simply put, Michael Lyons, ever the entrepreneur, thought that he had a winner for mine the riches, as he put it, the embarrassment of riches, offered by the images posted on the Internet in its infancy in 1998. He came up with a scheme to "mine" these riches with his image search engine, named, "Arriba Soft Image Searcher", which, combined with his propriety software, Arriba Express, would net him one hundred million units @ $149 each. His premise was simple but so illegal. His software sought out images, some 4 million plus he boasted when it launched, and his image search results which framed full sized images as in line linked images drawn from the servers of the image owner and framed with advertising and display of Arriba Soft Image Searcher, and, importantly, tagged with little clickable squares for which the images could be downloaded with the Arriba Express software. There was no mention about copyright or ownership in the original versions of Michael Lyons' wonderful creation, Arriba Soft Image Searcher. Incredibly, Lyons and his group projected sales of 1,000,000 units @ $149 or US$149,000,000. None of the images were his. The clincher for me was a video that he put out on the Net, an Infomercial, in which he bragged about the embarrasment of riches, that was just his to mine!
Db: Ah yes, quite cocky of him. As we've discussed earlier, it seems that people think that the 'greenlighted' use of small thumbnails applies to thumbnails in blogs/webpages in general, and not only on search engines. Do you have any ideas on why blogs think that they should be granted some kind of universal right to reproduce images without permission (they are far from search engines after all).
Kelly: I can only say that I've never met a smart thief, especially one who has done a right click. download. My website @ http://netcopyrightlaw.com has chronicled numerous individual infringements. Kelly v Arriba Soft was all about thumbnail uses for image search engines which link directly to the main page on the page on which the images resides. Kelly v Arriba Soft established that critera, one which has been adopted by all image search engines. I do not believe that image search engines are inherently bad.
Blogs have obviously found themselves in a cutting edge position for dissemination of information. However, just like any other technology they need to understand that they cannot trample the rights of others.
I routinely find images, thanks to the race to index the web by giants Yahoo.com and Google.com, of brazen users who believe that thumbnails are okay on websites. My approach to the majority of the illegal users is to do a Notice of Claimed Infringement (17 USC §512(c)(3) and have the website deleted. Its a pain but it works. As I have often stated to my Attorney's and for which I have written at lenght at http://netcopyrightlaw.com, "I educate one thief at a time."
Db: Lots of people feel it's not worth it to go after infringers, especially when they are large and have all sorts of legal resources. What would you say to them?
Kelly: Lawsuits are expensive. No question about that. It is US$20k just to file; another US$30 to US$50K to carry it to trial. And even more if it goes to trial. Fortunately, most lawsuits are settled without getting to trial.
Db: And on a related note, today I read that Perfect 10 filed to sue Amazon for displaying their copyrighted images (in a search engine type kinda but not really) setting.
Kelly: I've had extensive exchanges in writing, e-mails, and in phone conversations, with Norm Zayda, regarding his issues with Google.com. I am not only empathetic to his position as a copyright holder but fully supportive of his position and legal points in his lawsuits. I fully concur that his intellectual property is being used by Google.com to further its own financial gain. One can go to Google.com and do a search for almost any anatomical term whether porn or not and you can see that Google.com is truly a leader in the area of porn search results. It pays and Google.com is using Norm's Perfect 10 intellectual property for Google's financial gain. It reminds me a lot of Michael Lyon's comments about the "embarrasment of riches" on the Net.
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Well I did not have any treatment, but let me explain. I was referred there by my dentist, to have an impacted wisdom tooth out.
I tried to call the line as instructed in the letter, but it was always ringing out and no one picked up. After many attempts over a few days I decided to try and book by email (as they only give you 7 days to book an appointment), and gave them all the info required in the letter they sent me.
I then received an abrupt email back, telling me that I cannot book my email and I would have to call them again. How rude, seeing as I provided all the information requested in the letter - so no one could even be bothered to call me back; instead, demanding that I call them, even though no one picks up when you call.
I called them again and after a few attempts I actually got through. However, the receptionist was rude and unhelpful. I asked her why can you not book by email as you can't get through on the phone and she hung up on me. I then called again, and actually got to booking the appointment. I think it was the same lady again, but cannot be sure.
Anyway, I have just started a new job and cannot take any time off until April as I have to attend all the training sessions, and I explained all this before when I sent them the email to try and book an appointment. The receptionist then abruptly told me that they cannot book me in for April as it is too far away and the referral from my dentist would be "too old" and that my dentist would have to re-refer me again!
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A recent survey by market research company Ipsos showed that 29 percent of respondents had purchased healthcare products online, compared with over-the-counter buyers at 19 percent, which indicated the number of online medical products buyers has grown in scale.
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An online survey conducted by Ipsos, a France-based market research company, shows 74 percent of Chinese respondents said they would look outside the country for cheaper healthcare services. According to the poll covering 24 nations, 59 percent of respondents in the Asia-Pacific region would consider traveling to another country to receive medical or dental care if the costs were significantly lower than in his or her country. In Latin America the figure was 64 percent. In the Middle East and Africa it was 63 percent.The findings shed light on medical tourism, an increasingly popular worldwide phenomenon that is becoming a formalized industry in many countries……
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In terms of people's awareness of sponsors and partners of the Chinese Olympic Committee, Yili (with 33%) occupied a leading position with brand awareness higher than other Chinese domestic brands. It is closely followed by Tsingtao Beer (29%), Sina (26%), Anta (25%), Mengniu (24%) and Hengyuanxiang (20%), according to the "overall sponsorship recognition" in an Ipsos survey, a Paris based market research company……
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A report from the global market research provider Ipsos Business Consulting said the number of Japanese cars sold in China fell to 122,200 in September from 175,200 in August.
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More Chinese consumers have turned to imported food and brands due to rising concerns over food safety in recent years, according a survey by international research company Ipsos.
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According to the latest survey results from Ipsos, one of the world's largest research groups, being an Olympics sponsor has proved remarkably effective in marketing terms for the Chinese companies, as all have enjoyed at least a 10 percent rise in brand reputation among domestic consumers.
Alcohol drinks sales hit a high
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Red wine is closely followed by Chinese liquors (36 percent) and whisky (29 percent), according to a recent report by Ipsos, the Paris-based global market research company.
Social media now moves into the corporate world
China Daily 2012-07-02
According to Albert Cai, digital research director of Ipsos China, in the new digital era, which highlights interactivity and free opinion, the influence of straightforward promotion or traditional advertisements in printed media, Internet portals, outdoor facilities and TV is shrinking.
Marketeers try to go distance with Games
By China Daily 2012-06-27
Market survey company Ipsos SA recently conducted an online survey that asked respondents which Olympic Worldwide Partner they could first call to mind. Fifty-one percent said Coca-Cola, 31 percent said Samsung, 19 percent said Lenovo, and 11 percent said Acer.
Eli Lilly searching for local partners in distribution
China Daily 2012-03-21
"It (a commercial partnership with local distributors) makes sense," said Frank Guo, research director of the market-research company Ipsos Healthcare China.
China Daily 2012-03-20
The government-imposed price changes may also be an opportunity for foreign pharmaceutical companies to adjust their strategies, said Frank Guo, Greater China director for Ipsos, an international market research company.
Ipsos broadens global reach with Synovate acquisition
China Daily 2012-03-20
Ipsos's acquisition of the Synovate business unit of the Aegis Group has strengthened the French research firm's core capacities and widened its scope of coverage, said Liu Lifeng, chief executive officer of Ipsos in Asia Pacific.
Images of Chinese products, firms 'need to improve'
(China Daily) 2012-03-14
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WASHINGTON -- As if having guns in the locker room wasn't enough of a headache, it turns out sale of the Washington Wizards might not be going as smoothly as thought.
A person close to presumptive buyer Ted Leonsis told The Associated Press on Wednesday that Leonsis' group is "surprised and disappointed" about an internal e-mail among Wizards staff. The e-mail seeks to downplay the perception the Leonsis group will be the inevitable new owner and says "there is no exclusive right for anyone to purchase the Wizards."
Longtime Wizards owner Abe Pollin died in November. Leonsis, whose Lincoln Holdings group owns 44 percent of the Wizards and the rest of Pollin's Washington Sports & Entertainment empire, has the inside track to purchase the other 56 percent and would have to fail to clear all of several hurdles not to do so.
The e-mail, written by WS&E president of business operations Peter Biche and first obtained by The Washington Post, says there's nothing to keep the Pollin family from marketing the Wizards to other potential buyers "at this time."
The person close to Leonsis, however, noted that the two parties are currently involved in an exclusive appraisal process. The Leonsis group has chosen an appraiser to value the team, and Pollin's family is in the process of doing the same. If the two appraisals fail to yield a mutually agreeable sale price, then a neutral appraiser will be chosen -- and the Pollins have to sale if Leonsis' group offers that amount.
"They are forced to sell if we want to buy," said the person, who spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because the negotiating process is ongoing.
Pollin welcomed Leonsis into the WS&E family in 1999, selling him the NHL's Washington Capitals, and anointed the former AOL executive his successor. While Biche's e-mail raises the possibility of another owner, it does say that Leonsis' group "does continue to have the right of first refusal to match any offer the Pollins or Washington Sports receive."
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Dr. Maylie's laboratory studies the biophysics and modulation of native potassium channels in muscle and nerve and the structure-function and modulation of cloned potassium channels heterolougously expressed in Xenopus oocytes. Potassium channels contribute to repolarization of the action potential and modulate the excitability of neurons and muscle cells. Currently, we are analyzing mutations in the voltage-gated potassium channel responsible for the human disorder, episodic ataxia type 1 (EA1). The molecular basis of EA1 is being examined using whole cell and single channel recording and sub-cellular localization of EA1 subunits expressed in Xenopus oocytes and by the construction and electrophysiological characterization of transgenic mice harboring an EA1 allele. In addition in collaboration with Dr. John Adelman we have recently cloned the small conductance calcium-activated potassium channel (SK) that underlies the afterhyperpolarization in neuronal tissue and is ubiquitous in peripheral tissue including skeletal muscle from patients with myotonic muscular dystrophy. We are examining the modulation and regulation of SK channels in skeletal muscle, heart and neurons.
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I'm just about to propose to my boyfriend somewhere that doesn't allow gay marriage. I'm worried he'll say no because of that alone, but I want him to know I want him to be my husband, when and if that ever happens. What would you do?
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What I would do is realize I'm not attracted to him in the long run and break up with him, because I'd made the wrong choice of guy in the first place and should have focused on being friends with him instead of pursuing anything romantic. Then I'd wallow in self-pity for five minutes, hours or years (depending), followed by brief forays into the dating scene and quick retreats into addictive behaviors like YouTube and pancakes.
That behavior is really something only a professional should attempt, so I'll shift to what you might want to think of doing.
First ask yourself if you're worried because he might say no due to the illegality or because he just doesn't want to be your long-term partner. I hate the word partner, but I need to take the word husband out of it for a minute.
If your worry is in fact due to you and he having differing views on marriage and the law, then you need to separate out the legality part. Focus on asking him to be your husband, which means you're asking him to be engaged. And do all that you need to do to work out issues, plan for a lifetime connection, make sure all your priorities are in order, and basically do all the hard work involved in keeping a relationship thriving. You would both be committing to that.
The word husband is not a novelty. There are legal meanings and commitments and consequences to it. And you two may never choose to get legally married even if it becomes legal where you are. It's about you having your own commitment ceremony separate from legal paperwork.
At the church, beach, or bathhouse of your choice.
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But if you two ever end up on Gay Divorce Court, let me know, and I"ll for sure tune in.
Remember, what kind of long-term partner would he be if he doesn't want to be with you long-term and openly address the issues you're talking about. You just need to respect his viewpoint. He may not want to use the word husband until it is legal. As that is a way to raise awareness of the inequality. But you two can commit to each other in the meantime.
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Hugh Evans is one of the first of a new breed of young leaders with an enviable reputation as an international humanitarian.
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Returning to Australia, Hugh become founder and director of the Oaktree Foundation. It remains Australia's first youth run aid organisation with a mission to empower young people in the developing world through education in a way that is sustainable.
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In Ghana, West Africa, Hugh helped develop a project focussing on releasing young women from slavery and providing them with educational opportunities in partnership with International Needs.
Since 2003 development projects funded by Oaktree have also been established in The Philippines, Papua New Guinea, India and East Timor, providing educational opportunities to more than 40,000 young people.
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He returned and soon became one of the key leaders behind the successful Make Poverty History campaign. Hugh led a team around the country throwing the spotlight on the importance of Australia boosting its foreign aid commitment to 0.7 per cent of Gross National Income - in line with the UN Millennium Development Goals of ending extreme poverty by 2015.
The campaign included illuminating the sails of Sydney's famous Opera House for several days with faces of poverty. Hugh and close friend Dan Adams ran the Make Poverty History concert involving major Australian artists as well as U2 frontman, Bono.
The Rudd Government has formally acknowledged Hugh's contribution and the impact the campaign had by giving them the confidence that the Australian electorate would accept significantly boosting Australia's foreign aid commitment, in line with the United Nations Millennium Development Goals.
Hugh has received many other accolades and awards including the 2004 Young Australian of the Year, the 2005 Junior Chamber Young Person of the World Award; and the 2006 'Free Your Mind' Award (a title he shares with Burmese human rights activist Ang San SuShi).
Hugh chalked up these achievements while undertaking a Science/Law degree at Melbourne's Monash University, which he completed with First Class Honours.
In 2008 Hugh stepped down from Oaktree and was soon charged with the responsibility of becoming the Co-Chair of the inaugural Youth 2020 Summit in Canberra.
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Characters In Order of AppearanceEdit
- Takuma Egawa (flashback)
- Hiroshi Araya (flashback)
- Hiroshi Araya
- Eiichiro Maruo
- Yusaku Miura
- Yukichi Fukazawa
- Natsu Takasaki
- Himeko Sasaki
- Kojirou Kageyama
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- Takuma Egawa
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- In the anime, comments of Eiichiro taking the flow for the second time are not present.
- After Araya punches himself in order to have a better control of his own emotions, the anime shows how Araya gets his third game - first a deuce, then advantage: Araya, then, finally, Araya wins. Natsu also explains to Sasaki what 'deuce' means.
- After the second set's score becomes 3 - 1 (Araya leads), in the anime, Eiichiro did not comment anything related to differences of experiences. Also, some of the comments of the unknown spectators during the game were done by Natsu and Yukichi instead.
- On Eiichiro's third time to successfully hit Araya's counter, his left arm is raised in the anime while in the manga, his left hand is near to his right hand. Also, in the anime, his feet slide upon hitting the ball while in the manga, he dashes to hit the ball.
- When Araya smashes the ball in order to win his fourth game, the ball hits outside the service line in the manga while the ball hits inside the service line in the anime.
- During change ends after the second set's score reaches 5 - 4 (Araya leads), in the anime, Eiichiro is writing the probabilities in relation to Araya's serves (The explanation of each number is explained in the latter part of the episode). In the manga, it did not give any specifics on what Eiichiro wrote in his notebook (still, the probabilities on each Araya's serve are explained).
- When Coach Miura explains the reason that Eiichiro's last service game is important, in the anime, Araya represents the player in the service game while Eiichiro represents the player in the return game. In the manga, two unknown players represent the service game and return game.
- The explanation regarding Araya changing the course of the ball at the last minute due to his wrist is done by Takuma and Coach Miura in the anime and Eiichiro (while thinking) in the manga.


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The ending was kind of cool (except for that reveal concerning a certain guy with a cross) and I do like Shu hasn't actually gone 180 so suddenly. Other than that, the episode was just okay. I liked how Shu was running the place, and Argo was a nice touch, but like Episode 14, it sort of came and went.
Yay! So Inori is now turning into Mana now! I love that yandere incestuous sister of Shu! At last, some character development for Inori (hopefully)!
So if Shu used it and not holding their hands then they fainted. Hey, thank you for showing us after 4 episodes instead of telling that since episode 13. Oh well.
Eh, Shu actually still the same indecisive guy to me...just being manipulated by Yahiro. And really, Haruka, you the one who didn't agree of Shu in danger now you are willing?!
I guess Gai really can't stay dead. Is he becoming zombie or something? In another note, that Daarth guy seems to imply that Voids is pieces of Mana. And for the girl who died because of her void broke, doesn't the void automatically returns to its owner if its released? Of course, this could be the case the Void didn't have enough time to return. Note to Shu, when you want to save someone save his/her Void too. Pity Shu doesn't have a Void canceler that cancels the Void immediately if the owner is in danger.
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And Shu is still a scared bitch, srsly...
He is not leading them because it fun but because no one else
can lead them.
At least make decisions yourself.
Yahiro = adviser ( All kings have them).
He tell him his opinion but the end is up to Shu.
like when Argo told him to stop while Yahiro told him not.
Shu decide not.
(Since that is the only option to survive, after all stopping is same as waiting for death {red wall}).
By the way, why are they sending whole fleet to Japan?
What a trippy episode.
1. Shu's sanity continues to spiral downward
2. Voids are the instruments of the owners own destruction
3. Inori possibly a yandere with a split personality (I sort have had a feeling but couldn't refute that logic)
4. Gai making a return.
5. A war is going to break out from three sides.
This just keeps getting better and better has things have drifted from bad to worse
Lol, I was right about Gai coming back (but who didn't see that coming durr). 2 for 2!
Looks like things turned out how I expected them to be. Poor Argo and Arisa, though. :/
Also, sparkles make everything better!
Forgot to mention: I'm guessing that when Yuu is saying "shards," he's referring to Voids?
okay i alway say i liked this show no matter how much bad it turned but after this episode i really fell like dropping this ...and lol even the mother turned agaist shu
Well, according to one of the lines Shu used, it has been a couple of days since Hare's death, and we can easily say that there have been some very noticable changes.
Firstly, it seems that within those few days, Shu has created an organisation out of the students left in the school. The lower ranked students have to fend for themselves when it comes to getting their own vaccine according to Shu, and if they can't, Shu believes that they shouldn't waste their resources on students that can't even fend for themselves because it wouldn't be worth it. Originally, the normal Shu would never have thought this, but because he's completely changed, his thoughts and opinions have also changed to those that he feels are acceptable in the current world their all in. The strongest live, the weakest get left behind.
Secondly. Yahiro seems to be Shu's right hand man. Coincidence? Wasn't everybody talking about how Yahiro planned everything in the last thread. I believe this is going to go somewhere. The right hand man will eventually betray and take over, it happens on a lot of occasions. He then hears about the lies being spread around about the void causing Hare's death and he felt threatened. This could also mean that maybe he's manipulating and using Shu for his own purposes.
Thirdly, the people from episode 14 that once hated Shu and were looking to turn in the Funeral Parlor are now loyal servents to him who are stealing the vaccine from other people still in the city. The rest of the students who doubted him in earlier episodes now treat him with respect and don't get in his way because they know he is a leader to fear. People even idolise him now. Shu is turning into Gai. Ayase idolised Gai, and now similar things are happening with Shu.
Shu threatened Ayase, Arugo and Souta and only fully trusts Inori. Things are starting to piece together.
Also, whoever that girl is with that aweomse scyth void is freaking awesome! Let her have her own action scene or something, and don't let her die, plleeaassee! :p
Why did they have to make Shu look so weak against Arugo. He finally becomes a badass and yet he still can't fight back :uhoh: Well, at least now we know that if people's voids are broken, they themselves die as well.
But, it appears all this change, both emotilnally and physically, plus the pressure being put on Shu, he's starting to go crazy. And Inori killed/injured Arisa! This is going to lead to nothing but trouble.
And oh my god, is that Gai at the end!?
Lol Argo wasn't expecting that, hope Shu didn't kill him. So he's being manipulated by Yahiro. I'm guessing Kuhouin died. Seems like Inori is becoming more like Mana. The other void use made it sound like all the voids are part of Mana. So if you destroy a void not only do you destroy the person, but that void returns to Mana? Still no idea what Haruka is doing helping Keido. She said it was part of Kurosu's will, but if that's right he was messed up as well. Wow they brought back Gai, didn't see that coming.
Could it be that Shuu's mother is being brainwashed/mind-controlled? I mean given her strange, slightly mechanical outfit.
Anyways, it's getting consistently more annoying how the creators are making up random plot twists without any sense of properly foreshadowing them. Or when they do foreshadow events, they're doing it wrong.
For example the reason behind Hare's death.
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