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Dr. Bhagawan Koirala: 'Federalism and Nepal's Health System: Challenges and Opportunities.'
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Sara Shneiderman, PhD: 'Restructuring Life: Citizenship, Territory and Religiosity in Nepal's State of Transformation'
Where: Thomson Hall, Room 101 (click for map)
When: Thursday, April 13, 2017: 4:30pm-6:00pm
Sara Shneiderman (PhD, Cornell University, 2009) is Assistant Professor in Anthropology and the Institute of Asian Research at the University of British Columbia. She is the author of Rituals of Ethnicity: Thangmi Identities Between Nepal and India (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2015), along with several articles on the themes of Nepal's Maoist and indigenous movements; ethnic classification, affirmative action, and the politics of recognition in South Asia; and borders and citizenship in the Himalaya. Her current research explores the politics of reconstruction in Nepal's post-conflict, post-disaster transformation, focusing on dynamics of citizenship, territory and religiosity, and is funded by the Wenner-Gren Foundation and the Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC).
How do we imagine the ideal state that we aspire to live in? In the wake of a decade-long civil conflict between Maoist and state forces, citizens of Nepal had the rare opportunity to do just this through a process of "post-conflict" state restructuring between 2006-2015. I argue that a widespread sense of positive social transformation experienced during this period of political liminality directly affected responses to the crises of 2015: earthquakes and a new, imperfect constitution. Through an ethnographic exploration of the administrative and affective domains of citizenship, territory, and religiosity during Nepal's ongoing transformation, I revisit anthropological questions about the relationships between imaginaries of structure and order on the one hand, and political aspiration, mobilization, and revolution on the other. This ethnography of restructuring suggests that the emergent state of Nepal is at once a deeply sovereign, and globally produced, form that offers insights into broader debates over the nature of "the political" today.
Mark Turin, PhD: 'Collaborations in Language: Partnerships, Representations, and Resurgence'
Where: Thomson Hall, Room 101 (click for map)
When: Friday, April 14, 2017: 5:00pm-6:30pm
Mark Turin (PhD, Linguistics, Leiden University, 2006) is an anthropologist, linguist, and radio presenter. At the University of British Columbia, Mark serves as Chair of the First Nations and Endangered Languages Program, Acting Co-Director of the University's new Institute for Critical Indigenous Studies and Associate Professor of Anthropology. Dr. Turin writes and teaches on ethnolinguistics, language endangerment, visual anthropology, digital archives and fieldwork methodology. He is the author or co-author of four books, three travel guides, the editor of eight volumes, the co-editor of the journal Himalaya and he edits a series on oral literature. Dr. Turin's recent work has been funded by SSHRC, NSF and NASA, and he serves on the Advisory Board of SAPIENS.
This talk focuses on several key collaborative partnerships in which Dr. Turin has been involved with Heiltsuk community members in Bella Bella, BC, as well as with historically marginalized, Indigenous communities in the Himalayan region.
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Across the globe, elders and youth in Indigenous communities are actively using and appropriating emerging technologies to strengthen their traditions and languages. Indigenous peoples are creators and innovators (not just recipients or clients) of new technologies, particularly in the domain of cultural and linguistic heritage. While technological efforts in the 1970s included specially modified typewriters and custom-made fonts to represent Indigenous writing systems, communities are now making use of digital tools—online, text, Internet radio and mobile devices—to nurture the continued development of their languages and cultures. In this visually engaging lecture, Professor Turin will draw on long-term fieldwork in Nepal and India with speakers of Thangmi—a community whose language has long been effaced from the national record in the states where it is spoken—and his more recent collaborative work with the Heiltsuk First Nation to critically reflect on the ways in which contemporary research partnerships are structured and mediated. His presentation will explore issues of orality and orthography, representation and resurgence. All those interested in learning more about the responsibilities and challenges of long-term community collaboration, co-authorship and advocacy are invited to attend.
Spring Quarter 2016:
Shobha Hamal Gurung, PhD: 'Nepali Migrant Women: Resistance & Survival in America'
Where: Thomson 101
When: Thursday, May 5, 2016: 5:00pm-6:30pm
Ram Shrestha, MD: 'From Survival to Revival: Redefining the role of a University in Post-Earthquake Nepal. Experience from Kathmandu University' The Chronic Disaster of Mental Health in Nepal: Strengthening Health Systems Before and After the Earthquake'
Where: Foege Auditorium (GNOM S060)
When: Thursday, April 14, 2016: 5:30pm-6:20pm
Winter Quarter 2016:
Bihav Acharya, MD and Brandon Kohrt, MD, PhD: 'The Chronic Disaster of Mental Health in Nepal: Strengthening Health Systems Before and After the Earthquake'
Where: Foege Auditorium (GNOM S060)
When: Tuesday, February 9, 2016: 4:30pm-6:20pm
Autumn Quarter 2015:
Robert Desjarlais, PhD: 'Poeisis in Living and Dying'
Where: Gowen 201
When: Wednesday, October 7, 2015: 3:30pm-5:00pm
Summer Quarter 2015:
Rajendra Koju, MD: 'Fighting a War Without Enemies': Dhulikhel Hospital and the Response to the Earthquakes in Nepal
Where: Allen North Library Auditorium, 181L
When: Thursday, July 2, 2015: 4:00pm-5:00pm
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Spring Quarter 2015:
Nathalie Williams, PhD: Weather shocks and migration in Chitwan, Nepal: Abandonment or adjustment of rural livelihoods?
Where: Loew 102
When: Thursday, May 28, 2015: 3:30pm-4:20pm
Arjun Karki, MD: Improving Population Health in Nepal: New Policy Initiatives
Where: Allen North Library Auditorium, 081L
When: Thursday, April 30, 2015: 4:00pm-5:00pm
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Winter Quarter 2015:
Chandra Jha, PhD: Illicit Drug Use in Nepal
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When: Wednesday, February 25, 2015, 2015: 4:00pm-5:00pm
Autumn Quarter 2014:
Roshan Shrestha, PhD: Mobilizing youth to address to address public health emergencies: Experience from a cholera outbreak in Western Nepal
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A&E was almost clean!
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Each time I was moved from A&E to another ward, or if a staff member came to see me, my partner was questioned, like he should not be there, I forget how many times I said it was OK, I WANTED him present. Prehaps this could be noted on the forms, together with the answers I gave to the last staff member, as I seam to have to answer the same questions every five mins.
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I know Glos NHS claims to have single sex wards, but the fact is, it is NOT true. The staff need to be trained to respect and protect privacy. Some Trust's use a RED PEG on the bed curtains, when you are being examined, so other staff knock and wait. Cheltenham staff just seam to pull back the curtains, and come in, allowing the WHOLE WARD to see. This is the 21st CENTURY, not the Victorian times. Made me feel like a cheap PEEP show.
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Bryan Pendleton wrote: > The traces look good to me, although of course it is always hard to > read traces, > it's just a fact of life. True, traces are hard to read. Thanks very much for going through them Bryan. > You mentioned that this is a server-only patch at this point; have you > started > to think about what we should do to the client to take advantage of this? I concentrated only at the server changes. The client has a hardcoded length of the blocksize to DSS max size = 32767. So, I just tried one simple test really quickly. Changed the length to 65535 and ran a simple select and it went fine. First look at the trace seemed ok with respect to continuation headers. So maybe the client changes could also be straighforward, I think lots more testing is required. .NetStatementRequest.java: void buildQRYBLKSZ() throws SqlException { - writeScalar4Bytes(CodePoint.QRYBLKSZ, DssConstants.MAX_DSS_LEN); + writeScalar4Bytes(CodePoint.QRYBLKSZ,65535); } > > Have you thought about what a "good" value might be for the server? I think another way to put it is , what should be the 'good' value of qryblksz that the client must send to the server. Do you agree? So I think -- The server max size for blocksize should be 10M because that is the limit that is allowed by the spec. From my understanding of the spec, the server does not get to choose the blocksize for QRYDTA. It is the client which sends the qryblksz. Any value from 512 to 10M is a valid query block size value per the spec and I think it is good and safe to have our server accept those values since the server knows how to already. That way, drda compliant clients, like the C client that talks to our server will work OK when sending a valid queryblock size value ( in this case 65535). > It seems like > there might be reasons that a value higher than 32K, but lower than 10 > Meg, turns > out to offer the best tradeoffs of performance, memory usage, etc. I > imagine that > we would want to run some benchmarks to try to investigate the > buffering behaviors > and where the interesting points are in the performance of the network > code. What > sort of measurements would be revealing? Good point. Thats right, I agree we need to run some benchmarks to help us come up with a "good" value of qryblksz. I have not given much thought to this yet. We need to take care of the memory usage, since we pack the rows into the in-memory buffer of size of atleast qryblksz. Also since the DSS max size is 32k always, the bigger the query blocksize, the more bytes will need to be shifted to add the continuation headers. So maybe selects with rows that will fill up the query blocksize would be one test which might show the overhead involved in shifting/copying large amount of bytes. It will be good to investigate what other areas in our network code could be improved as well. Dont know much about the tcp level limits etc and how they will affect the packet sizes, have to learn. But googling, I found this http://www.psc.edu/networking/projects/tcptune/ As Mike suggested, I'll open a subtask for perf analysis and the client side changes for DERBY-959. I wont be able to spend much time on this currently but hope someone else may be interested in picking it up. Thanks, Sunitha.
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Culture capital humain et croissance économique
[Culture human capital and economic growth]
In this paper , we consider an economic growth model with human capital accumulation , positive externalities and a cultural system of social norms . We show that endogenous rational emergence of this cultural belief may lead to increasing the stock of human capital and hence accelerating national growth.The mechanism of this internalization is based on the existence of endogenous social status or identity pattern that encourages the accumulation of knowledge. This cultural norm is presented as an informal mechanism or informal institution which may be an effective substitute tool to a the formal institution given by a system of income taxation.
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- Clark, Andrew E. & Oswald, Andrew J., 1996.
"Satisfaction and comparison income,"
Journal of Public Economics,
Elsevier, vol. 61(3), pages 359-381, September.
- Clark, Andrew E & Oswald, Andrew J, 1993. "Satisfaction and Comparison Income," Economics Discussion Papers 10018, University of Essex, Department of Economics.
- Clark, Andrew E. & Oswald, Andrew J., 1994. "Satisfaction and comparison income," CEPREMAP Working Papers (Couverture Orange) 9408, CEPREMAP.
- Weiss, Yoram & Fershtman, Chaim, 1998. "Social status and economic performance:: A survey," European Economic Review, Elsevier, vol. 42(3-5), pages 801-820, May.
- Weiss, Y. & Fershtman, C., 1997. "Social Status and Economic Performance: A Survey," Papers 19-97, Tel Aviv.
- Yoram Weiss & Chaim Fershtman, 1997. "Social Status and Economic Performance: A Survey," University of Chicago - George G. Stigler Center for Study of Economy and State 139, Chicago - Center for Study of Economy and State.
- Fershtman, Chaim & Murphy, Kevin M & Weiss, Yoram, 1996. "Social Status, Education, and Growth," Journal of Political Economy, University of Chicago Press, vol. 104(1), pages 108-132, February.
- Fershtman, C. & Murphy, K.M., 1993. "Social Status, Education and Growth," Papers 8-93, Tel Aviv.
- Congleton, Roger D., 1989. "Efficient status seeking: Externalities, and the evolution of status games," Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, Elsevier, vol. 11(2), pages 175-190, March.
- Corneo, Giacomo & Jeanne, Olivier, 1997. "On relative wealth effects and the optimality of growth," Economics Letters, Elsevier, vol. 54(1), pages 87-92, January.
- Piketty, Thomas, 1998. "Self-fulfilling beliefs about social status," Journal of Public Economics, Elsevier, vol. 70(1), pages 115-132, October.
- Peter J. Klenow & Mark Bils, 2000. "Does Schooling Cause Growth?," American Economic Review, American Economic Association, vol. 90(5), pages 1160-1183, December.
- Jellal, Mohamed & Bouzahzah, Mohamed, 2012. "Gouvernance éducation et croissance économique
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|Ranma Chaotica Kuramitsu
No Need for Destiny
Chibi-Ranma, Ran
Tokimi (mother)
Washu Hakubi (aunt/step-mother)
Ranma Kuramitsu (father)
Nabiki Kuramitsu (step-mother)
Mikumo Kuramitsu (half-brother)
Mikami Kuramitsu (half-sister)
Enma (half brother)
Sealed Systems (children)
Ranma Chaotica Kuramitsu was conceived when Mikumo's birth broke the seal on Washu's memories of being a Chousin and she Tsunami and Tokimi extended Ranma and Nabiki's lives in payment for acts of pleasure so that they could continue there search for a higher being. Chibi-Ranma was raised by Tokimi and D3 for the first 4 years of his life as unlike Washu's son, he was born to a fully active goddess, which means his powers are a lot stronger, and grow much sooner than Mikumo's will be. As such, he must be trained to handle his powers, before he could leave this temple, before he could meet his father. Ranma was born with a large amount of power which made it impossible for him to be in the third dimension. He didn't meet his family until he was practicing the spells his mother taught him and transported Miyuki and Mikumo to Tokimi's temple. The two convinced Tokimi to allow Ranma to train their brother
Since Tokimi couldn't leave until her sisters asked to be freed Ranma agreed to shared custody. Ranma trained Chibi-Ranma for about a year before enrolling his kids Willow Mountain Elementary School where there was a kidnapped attempt on them. However Chibi-Ranma's power negated the stasis field the kidnappers used and the three were able to fight the kidnappers off.
Miyuki has repeatedly tried to set up Ranma with someone however she has awful taste in finding girls for him as they all range from incredibly kinky to out right murderous. This had put him off on relationships until he met Sailor Saturn who he saw as a kindred spirit. She was the one who gave him the idea to go by Ran as he was tired of the nickname Chibi-Ranma at his age. When Saturn died in the Great Fall Ran was devastated and had to be held back by his father from killing the possessed earth forces.
Many centuries later he and Enma attempted to speed up their loved ones reincarnation however galactic law meant that they couldn't force Sol to move quicker in time without Jurai and Seniwa noticing. So using a fusion of technology and magic the two created two new Sol Systems in their own little dimension deep inside Seniwa space in a nebula big enough to support them and wouldn't affect any neighboring systems. However they didn't take into account that Serenity anchored those souls to Earth in the Sol System, so that they wouldn't be reborn offworld and unable to return to face Metallia.
So a little less than a thousand years later while the nebula did spawned two Sol-type systems that they were left in charge of.


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Download Album Taeyeon Girls Generation I Mp3 – Famed for her voice as well as her beauty, Girls' Generation leader Taeyon debuts as a solo artist at long last. Fans have been waiting for this for a while! Her new mini-album consists of six tracks, including her self-penned title song "I" featuring rapper Verbal Jint.
Taeyeon (Girls' Generation) – I – 'The 1st Mini Album'
Artist: Taeyeon (태연) [Girls' Generation / SNSD]
Release Date: 2015.10.07
Genre: Ballad, R&B / Soul, Rock
Language: Korean
Bit Rate: MP3-320kbps – 128kbps
Track List:
01. I (Feat. 버벌진트)
03. 쌍둥이자리 (Gemini)
04. 스트레스 (Stress)
05. 먼저 말해줘 (Farewell)
06. I (Inst.)
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Sweeping and anthemic, "I" is a fantastic tune. It's largely acoustic with Taeyeon 's voice featuring as the main attraction. Verbal Jint has his spot early on, and in another section, he raps the lyrics simultaneously as she sings, giving the tune even more depth. Her voice is used extremely well here, soaring all over the track. The song is about living well despite obstacles.
» 태연(Taeyeon) – I (Feat. Verbal Jint).mp3
"U R" is a ballad that showcases Taeyeon 's ability nicely as her voice rises to eclipse the instrumentation. The production they threw at the later parts of the song serves to enhance the effect. She really lays bare the emotion as her vocals crescendo. The song itself is an ode to a lover.
» 태연(Taeyeon) – U R.mp3
"Gemini" is stylistically different from "U R," her voice more measured. It's still a slower song, but with gentle claps and a medium tempo. The vocals range from sweet to strong when appropriate, and it's got a nice, singable hook: "Come to me baby / Come come to me baby." The lyrics are tender, and speak of being together.
» 태연(Taeyeon) – Gemini (쌍둥이자리).mp3
"Stress" is the high-tempo tune on the Mini Album with a pounding drum and insistent piano riff. The way she wraps her voice around the verses is breathless with some nice belts during the chorus. The song itself is awesome, about a bad guy that she just can't resist, and it freaks her out.
» 태연(Taeyeon) – Stress (스트레스).mp3
"Farewell" a sweetly-sung ballad, reminding me a lot of a lullaby. The lyrics are about a breakup, but they're a little different from the standard. She asks "Are people who walk alone like me?" and suggests that "maybe I should have shown you my shabby self first."
» 태연(Taeyeon) – Farewell (먼저 말해줘).mp3
Music Video
She's in Auckland, New Zealand in the Portland Public House as a waitress. You don't see as much of that as you do the New Zealand landscape, which is painted in various shades of green and glorious to behold. As she stands in a field, the wind whips at her hair and she simply looks radiant. There's even a tad bit of plot, as she considers what's important in life and figures out that it's her freedom and dignity.
The costuming here is interesting and mostly appropriate. Far from sticking her in revealing clothing, she's garbed in sundress and sweater, and, at times, in turtleneck and cloak, and, of course, her waitress outfit.
☀ [Mini Album] TWICE – THE STORY BEGINS
The acting is pretty well spot on. She sports a grin through much of it (except at the pub), and her expression is warm and inviting most of the time. There are times where she's taking in the scenery with a contemplative resting face.
The visuals are intense and grandiose, with sea cliffs, sheep running across a field, winding country highways, wet moors, and gently rolling hills. There's a quiet majesty to it all that is quite captivating, and you can practically hear the song echoing through the valleys there.
Overall, this MV is a pleasure to watch. There's no cheap tricks here, no obvious cut corners, just an epic show married to an equally epic track, and a lovely young woman at the center of it all.
⋆⋆ [MV] 태연 (Taeyeon ) – I.mp4
This is a strong, mature debut. The tunes are a bit different than I've heard before; there are some songs with a unique structure, and, in some cases, the lyrics are not quite what you'd expect. Throughout the Mini Album Taeyeon I, word choice is evocative, which is just icing on the cake: her voice tells you exactly how she's feeling. Her songwriting talents are terrific — the title track tells you that much. Taeyeon just crushes it here, which is lucky for us fans.


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At Ginger Sport, we live and work by our values.
When you choose an activity for your child, the choice can be overwhelming. There is so much to consider – timing, location, sports versus arts, not to mention value for money. And sometimes, you just know that a company is the right fit for you and your family's values.
So whilst Ginger Sport can offer you a huge variety of times and locations to suit–at a price that won't break the bank–our commitment to our values, and our passion for what we do, is what motivates families to choose us over other similar activities.
If you are enthusiastic about what you do you are halfway to accomplishing your goals. Wake up every day with a passion for what you are doing. Don't live with regret about not trying those things that make you want to get up in the morning. Enthusiasm is contagious and at Ginger Sport we love what we do.
Having integrity means acting truthfully and honestly in all areas of your life. This means not only being truthful in your dealings with others, but also being honest with yourself. Acting with integrity means you do the right thing for the right reasons, not with any expectations of how it will benefit you.
Gratitude is a habit of great people. Always remember there is something to be grateful for, no matter how small. Remind yourself regularly of what you are grateful for in your life. Even those lessons that seem hard at the time, present an opportunity for you to learn and grow. Focus on what you have to be grateful for now, and what you have to be grateful for will continue to grow.
Communication–and its complexities–is what separates us as humans from other species. Communication at work, and in life, is not simply about saying or writing something. It is about getting your message across effectively and understanding the messages being put across to you. To learn to communicate well, you must understand the people you are communicating with and realise that the way you view the world is not necessarily the way they have experienced it. How you communicate with one person, may not work for another. Always keep the lines of communication open, and be open, honest, and accountable in your dealings with others.
Details are what create the big picture. If you have a goal, and you get the details right, the big picture takes care of itself. Understanding which details are important in achieving your goal, and not getting bogged down in irrelevant minutiae, is a balancing act that comes with experience. It takes persistence and patience to focus on the details on the way to your chosen endpoint, but it is a skill definitely worth acquiring. The architect is nothing without the builder.
To be dynamic is to be in a state of constant change and progress. If we don't embrace change, we would never move forward or have the opportunity to make progress. Change is not something to be afraid of. It is a natural and harmonious part of life and work. It is part of our learning, improvement, and growth. If things didn't change, think of all of the opportunities and experiences you may never have had. Our so called failures and problems are an incredible chance for us to learn and find opportunities in the middle of difficulties. You've heard the saying, "when one door closes, another door opens" – well embrace those changes, and be thankful for the opportunity to open new doors. You never know what you'll find when opportunity knocks.
Professionalism is the image you reflect back to the world about how you view your work and ultimately yourself. Whilst on a surface level, people may think professionalism is pride in your appearance, your clothes, you car, and other material trappings, professionalism is more than that. It is about a pride in doing your job well no matter what your job is, treating people respectfully, and in representing yourself to the world and projecting the values that underpin who you are as a person.
Choose motivation
These ten words encapsulate what motivates us. Do the things we value resonate with you?
Choose enthusiasm
Our enthusiasm for what we do makes it easy for us to accomplish our goals. Consequently, we wake up every day with a passion for making soccer fun for boys and girls, and it's what gets us up in the morning. Most importantly, enthusiasm is contagious, and at Ginger Sport we love what we do.
Choose gratitude
In addition to our enthusiasm, we are grateful. We always try to remember there is something to be grateful for, no matter how small. we remind ourselves regularly of what we are grateful for in our business. Even those lessons that seemed hard at the time, present an opportunity for us to learn and grow. When we focus on what we have to be grateful for now, we know that what we have to be grateful for will continue to grow. We are grateful for the wonderful children and families who play soccer with us every week, thus instilling a love of sport into the next generation.
Choose commitment
If you choose Ginger Sport for your child, we promise that YOU will:
love it
not regret it
come back for more
want to tell your friends about it
If you choose Ginger Sport for your child, we promise that WE will:
make your child feel welcome and included
create a fun and friendly atmosphere
listen to your feedback
treat your child as we would our own


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Question: Consider a Poisson counting process with arrival rate Suppose
Consider a Poisson counting process with arrival rate, λ. Suppose it is observed that there have been exactly arrivals in [0, t] and let S1, S2… Sn be the times of those arrivals. Next, define X1, X2… Xn to be a sequence of IID random variables uniformly distributed over [0, t] and let Y1, Y2… Yn be the order statistics associated with the Xi. Show that the joint PDF of the order statistics, fY (y), is identical to the joint PDF of the Poisson arrival times, fs (s). Hence, the order statistics are statistically identical to the arrival times.
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The basics
Kickoff: Saturday, Nov. 8 at Tiger Stadium; time TBA
Radio: WDGL-FM, 98.1, in Baton Rouge; WWL-AM, 870, and WWL-FM, 105.3, in New Orleans; KLWB-FM, 103.7, in Acadiana
Series: Alabama leads 48-25-5
Last meeting: Alabama 38, LSU 17 (2013)
The opponent: Alabama
Record: 7-1 (4-1 Southeastern)
Best win: Defeated Texas A&M 59-0 on Oct. 18
Loss: Fell 23-17 at Ole Miss on Oct. 4
Offensive leaders: RB T.J. Yeldon (618 rushing yards, 5.2 average, 5 TDs; 11 receptions, 146 yards, 1 TD), WR Amari Cooper (71 catches, 1,132 yards, 15.9 average, 9 TDs)
Defensive leaders: LB Xzavier Dickson (25 tackles, 9 tackles for loss, 6.5 sacks), SS Landon Collins (54 tackles, 2 interceptions, 5 passes broken up, 2 tackles for loss)
Rumblings: The third-ranked Tide has bounced back after its only loss at Ole Miss and a slim one-point victory at Arkansas and appears back on track after roughing up Texas A&M (59-0) and Tennessee (34-20).
The offense: What you don't want to hear
Alabama ranks third in the SEC with 508.9 total yards per game, and the Tide is third in the FBS national rankings in converting 55.7 percent of its third-down opportunities (64 of 115).
The offense: What you do want to hear
The Crimson Tide has had a penchant for giving the ball away, posting 13 giveaways in eight games. Ten of them have come against SEC opposition, with at least two turnovers in four of their five games.
The defense: What you don't want to hear
For the second straight game, LSU will face one of the nation's top run defenses. The Tide is second in the FBS (78.1 yards per game) and has allowed two rushing TDs.
The defense: What you do want to hear
Even though it ranks second in the FBS, Bama gave up a season-high 181 rushing yards at Tennessee, which had runs of 44 and 30 yards and averaged 4.2 per carry.


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A lot of you may not know this, but I have a tendency to post a story on this wiki once a week, typically every Sunday. (How these stories escape the keen eyes of quality standards each time has yet to be determined.)
I will not be uploading a new story this week. Many of you already know of the tragedy that occurred in Waukesha, Wisconsin this past week so I am not going to rehash the events for you. The attack has impacted the creepypasta community profoundly. I have noticed that in times of tragedy people ask questions. They try to understand "How this could have happened?" I feel this is an important question, but there is another question that doesn't get asked as much as it should be that is sometimes lost in the clamor and chaos. That question is, "What can we do to help?"
Here is the donation page: http://www.youcaring.com/medical-fundraiser/waukesha-creepypasta-bring-her-back/186588. Remember that even what you would consider a small donation can make a massive difference in someone's life.
If you find that you are unable to make any donations due to financial situations, know that the family has asked for "homemade hearts made of paper, fabric, and felted wool that are purple in color and infused with prayers, love, and light." These hearts can be sent to: Hearts for Healing, P.O. Box 407, Waukesha, WI, 53187-0407
I will try and wrap this up by saying, there is a lot we can do to show our support and that even the smallest gestures can make the biggest impact in someone's life.


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The Four Simple yet Important Stages of Web Designing
Web designing is not all about embellishment of a website and blending its pages with captivating shades and colors. Rather, it is a process that requires proper planning and skillful implementation. In this post, we have tried and divide the process of website designing into four different stages.
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No web designers can tread ahead without a proper plan. So, the first stage would be identifying the needs of the client and drafting the proper action course. Detailed meeting with clients and discussions regarding the intricate aspects is involved in this stage. In this stage, the designing team actually maps the entire project.
Consider the Target audience:
After identifying the needs of project, it is necessary to identify the target audience. Many web design firms tend to neglect the fact that a website should be created for niche group of people and therefore, identifying the target audience is the one of the most elementary aspects in web designing service.
When you take up a corporate website designing project, you cannot afford to make the layout gleam with fluorescent shades or add glittering graphics into it. It should rather be a clean and sober lay out upholding a professional look and feel. So, every designer should take the concerns of target audience into account and then move ahead towards integrating the visual aspects.
Designing the visual aspects:
In the third stage, the web designers start conceptualizing the designing elements. The lay-out is structured and ideas are brought into life. After permutations and combinations, the final mock up of the site is created.
Review the website:
Once the designers are done with the mock-up, the next step should be reviewing the entire lay-out from the scratch. The senior team of designers should review the entire layout including the images, the sliders, navigation bars, menu positions, headers and footers, the logo and other visual elements that have been encapsulated and fix any loopholes, before e-mailing the mock-up to the client for his review. This extensive assessment will eliminate any kind of rookie mistakes and nail the lay out perfectly.
The aforesaid points will help you deliver great results to your clients. When the web designing blogs are cluttered with jaw-breaking jargons, some basic issues remain unaddressed, so I thought of highlighting these simple facts.
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Socceroo Chris Herd has received a lifeline at his English Premier League club Aston Villa by avoiding a post-season cull.
After barely featuring for Villa this season, the out-of-contract Australian was expected to be released to seek new opportunities.
But the 26-year-old utility will stay on with the FA Cup finalists after manager Tim Sherwood decided to retain him through the summer until he is fully fit.
Herd was selected by coach Ange Postecoglou for the Asian Cup but did not play due to an Achilles injury.
On his return to the UK, Herd was loaned to Championship club Wigan, where he suffered a season-ending knee injury in February.
Herd has yet to play under Sherwood, who was appointed in the same month.
Villa released record signing Darren Bent and 13 others on Monday – a direct response to a disappointing season in which they flirted with relegation before finishing in 17th place.


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-3574?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12586391#action_12586391 ] Tiago R. Espinha commented on DERBY-3574: ----------------------------------------- I have read your solution for this issue although I have thought of something different, and perhaps you can tell me which would be more correct. Keep in mind I still haven't tested this one solution either. What if instead of setting lengthObtained_ to false in a free() method on the Lob, we would, instead, extract the isValid property of Clob and Blob to its parent class, the Lob and set it to false on that free() method? Then when we call sqlLength() on the Lob we could do something like: if(lengthObtained_ && isValid) return sqlLength_; I'm just suggesting this solution because it seems more correct to me than just resetting lengthObtained_ to false. By doing this we're pretty much just fooling the mechanism that deals with cache instead of actually checking whether the Lob is valid or not (i.e. whether it has been free()'d or not). What method should I look into doing? > With client, attempting to get the lob length after commit or connection close if there was a call to length() before commit does not throw an exception > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-3574 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-3574 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: Bug > Components: JDBC, Network Client, Newcomer > Affects Versions: 10.5.0.0 > Reporter: Kathey Marsden > Assignee: Tiago R. Espinha > Priority: Trivial > Attachments: derby-3574.patch, TestLobLength.java > > > Attempting to get call Blob/Clob.length() after commit or connection close does not fail if there was a previous call to length(). If no previous call was made an exception is thrown as expected. > See attached program TestLobLength for repro with commit. If you comment out the two lines to get the length before the commit we get the expected exception. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Five Stoney Creek High lacrosse players will take their talents to Olivet College next season. The five have been playing together since their freshmen seasons.
Pictured, from left, back row, Kevin Bringhurst, Stoney Creek coach Michael Dungan, Antonino Minaudo, Michael Angeli and Areeya Forouzandeh. Front row, Joshua Lee.
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Barcelona World Race - Another test for Estrella Damm
by Barcelona World Race on 7 Apr 2011
Alex Pella steering Estrella Damm - Barcelona World Race Estrella Damm Sailing Team ©
Barcelona World Race - In training, training races and deliveries to and from races on Estrella Damm, Alex Pella and Pepe Ribes sailed more than 30,000 miles and must have passed through the Straits of Gibraltar a dozen times.
Even across those accumulated preparatory miles, plus all of the 28,500 or so racing miles that they will have sailed on this Barcelona World Race course itself over the last three months, it has been some of the final miles, passing through the notorious Straits of Gibraltar in into the Alboran Sea, 520 miles from the finish that have been their biggest test.
To cross their threshold back into the Mediterranean, their home waters where they first stepped into a boat and later sailed their first offshore miles, have been some of the toughest and most stressful for their tired boat and the Barcelona based duo.
Talk about a welcome home?
Ribes, who has completed three Volvo Ocean Races, reported: 'These has been the worst days for the boat so far and for us. The first time that you have to tack and we can't do anything, we escaped but for a while we thought we were going back. It was the worst day for the boat and for us, after going around the world, it is the Strait of Gibraltar.'
He explained that the cooperation of Tarifa Trafico had proven essential to alert several ships to Estrella Damm's inability to move off their upwind course, especially at one point when they had their mainsail lowered and were virtually unable to maneuver.
When they connected with Barcelona World Race HQ for their Visio-Conference The duo were still in more than 40 knots of E'ly wind and big seas, saying they were only waiting for the relief they were expecting at Cabo Gata later this afternoon where the breeze is expected to abate.
Renault Z.E's Toño Piris reported that their passage of the Alboran had been marginally better, other than a rather too close encounter with a merchant ship, but the Santander co-skipper looked confident and relaxed as they close their final miles to Barcelona, to what should be third, completing the race podium for this second edition.
'We feel quite confident, we know we have a good boat and a reasonable lead' Piris confirmed today.
Renault Z.E Sailing Team's Pacho Rivero will be the second skipper who completed the first race to finish on the podium after double winner Jean-Pierre Dick. They are expected to break the finish off the W-Hotel during the early hours of Friday morning local time, between 0400hrs and 0600hrs (0200hrs-0400hrs UTC).
With less than 230 miles to sail to the finish, this afternoon Renault Z.E Sailing Team were 142 miles ahead of Estrella Damm having banked an extra ten miles on their Barcelona rivals. Their biggest uncertainty will be which side to pass of Ibiza, but knowing that from north of the Balearics they face a light winds zone to the finish.
And perhaps for Alex and Pepe there might be the chance to route west to salute Ribes' family and friends who border their upwind routing, in the coastal town of Calpe, where Pepe grew up and Pella also has close friends?
Dee Caffari and Anna Corbella were making their choices today on Gaes Centros Auditivos whether to pass north or south of Madeira, but they may be gifted a fast passage into the Straits, perhaps shaping up to be the first boat to race downwind past Gibraltar in the Poniente NW'ly wind.
Pepe Ribes (ESP) Estrella Damm:
'Crossing the Strait was tough, we had 40 knots and even at Espartel we had seen two big tugs just waiting in case there were any problems. We had huge waves and the wind bang on the nose. It was by far the worst day of our round the world race. We had 65 knots and some big gusts as we got closer to the coast. We could not tack with those 60 knots and so we learned how to gybe in 60 knots with the storm jib and four reefs in the mainsail.
We are on the Spanish coast now and will pass Cabo Gata in a few hours. We still have lots of big waves. The boat has taken a real punishment and we try to make short tacks close to the shore because here we have 35-40kt of wind here and there is 45-50kts further offshore. It is amazing the difference that seven or so miles offshore makes. We had five meter waves and they were vertical at the back so we were dropping off them.
Tarifa traffic were great. They communicated with a big merchant ship to move off our route because we could not tack. We had the main down and all of a sudden we could not tack. So Tarifa traffic managed to get the boat to change their course. We are sticking to the shore a bit just now. Here we can make 10 kts of boat speed and offshore it is only eight to nine knots.
These conditions are the worst that we could get here for the boat. The boat really is suffering a lot, so we really are keeping a close eye on it. It has been worse than Atu. Then we could bear away to make the boat feel better but here we could not.
We are not thinking about home and family yet, we are only thinking about Cabo Gata and to see if after that we can feel a bit more comfortable.
'We have had better days! Yesterday the conditions in the Strait were storm force winds, Easterly winds with a forecast 47 knots for eight hours, which was a shame because it was true for the whole day. We went upwind with four reefs and storm jib and especially off Espartel we had one hour of 55kts and then a squall came again in the middle of the Strait where we had 60-65 kts, all the time it was 45 solid. When you are sailing and the wind drops to 40 and you feel comfortable that is a problem!
The first time that you have to tack and you can't do anything, we escaped but for a while we thought we were going back. It was the worst day for the boat and for us, after going around the world, it is the Strait of Gibraltar.'
Toño Piris (ESP) Renault Z.E:
'It has been quite a tough end to a tough race because of the rough winds we have had and the big seas since the Straits and we did not think we would have this. We got to the Strait very comfortably with good winds and sea but in the strait the wind came from ahead at 25kts, but it was still not too bad. After the strait we had a few calm areas close to the shore, but really we did not lose too much.
When we went out to sea we got more wind and seas when we got close to Cabo Gata. And by Algeciras we changes to the storm jib to play very safe since Estrella Damm is close. We haven't used the sail at all in the race, it was the first time. This is a very complicated area. In fact conditions are the opposite to the way out when we had no wind, the only thing the same is there is still snow on the Sierra Nevada.
We are looking forward to getting to Barcelona and are keeping an eye on Estrella Damm. We have a bit of a cushion but it is not that big. We are crashing into the waves all the time just now, but it's a bit better than last night which was horrible around Gata.
We think we will cross between Ibiza and the peninsula but there are two routings which send us in different ways.'
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