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research and teaching area is the history of the American West. I have
published several articles that grew out of my M.A. thesis including this prize winning article on the history of the sport of polo in northern Wyoming. I have also published two books on the Atomic West (above). Yellowcake
Towns grew out of my doctoral dissertation and examines the history of the
uranium industry and its effects on four towns in the American West.
addition to the Atomic West, I have also published three books on rephotography
in Wyoming. The first, Wyoming Time and Again, was published in 1991 as
a coffee table style book that compared images made by Cheyenne, Wyoming,
photographer J.E. Stimson with repeat images I made while an undergraduate at
the University of Wyoming in 1987-1988. The University Press of Colorado
published the next two books which grew out of a second rephotography project
made two decades after the first, in 2007 and 2008. The first of these, Passage
to Wonderland, examines the history of the Cody Road to Yellowstone
National Park and compares 39 images made by Stimson the week the road opened
in 1903 with my color photographs made 105 years later.
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Wyoming Revisited is the culmination of three decades of research and field
work on Stimson and contains repeat photographs of 117 sites. Chapters discuss
how the images can be used to better understand historic preservation,
globalization, modernity and post modernity, and the effect of digital
photography on history. The book contains modern color images and 17 fold out
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past year I have completed a new manuscript for the University of Oklahoma
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and Indians: The First Western Records, 1902-1918. A sample of the 1912 Indestructible Cylinder recording of Bob Roberts singing Ragtime Cowboy Joe can
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My teaching areas of specialty are 19th and 20th century West, the Southwest, and Recent American History. I teach specialized courses within those fields including ones on Lewis and Clark, Material Culture, and the History of US Sports. I serve as the Public History Director for the department as well and teach a public history course every spring.


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TEHRAN, March 15 (UPI) -- Forty tons of medical aid has arrived in Damascus, Syria, the first of four plane loads Iran said it is sending its "regional ally."
Raouf Sheibani, Iran's ambassador to Syria, told the official Islamic Republic News Agency Thursday the supplies included medicine, medical equipment, food products, ambulances, blankets and tents.
The move he said was to show Tehran's support for Syria.
"Iran is standing fully behind the Syrian regime of President Bashar Assad as it battles armed rebel groups it describes as terrorists," Sheibani said.
The Iranian aid shipment arrived in Damascus Thursday, the day marking the first anniversary of the anti-government demonstrations that erupted in Syria last year and has so far claimed more than 8,000 lives.
Gen. James Mattis, head of the U.S. military's Central Command, was quoted by The New York Times recently saying Iran is working earnestly to keep Assad in power.
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LA Fall Previews: Indian Summer
Motorbike to cemetery, Picnic on wild berries...
We'll come back for Indian Summer
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Cover me with rain.
Beat Happening, Indian Summer
Dip your fingers into the Southwestern paint box and if you run them through the sky across a smeary summer, you'll leave a trail that leads straight to autumn. Rust reds and creamy umbers, a flicker of primrose and pinks that might make a conch shell blush, all flow handily into the brown leaves of red October dusks. Out in California all those fingerpaints get seeped through smog and when they arrive under twilight, we're caught watching days turn to night like summer's children, skin still naked to a warmth that refuses to quit, heading to evening art openings in short sleeves and gauzy dresses. The summer's over and we all have to stumble back to work, or at least set our minds firmly away from that passing season's sultry pleasures.
Summer's over, but it doesn't have to be. All that summer concupiscence ends up here in Los Angeles this autumn in the undulating sculptures of Ken Price (which would be downright pornographic if they weren't actually abstract) at LACMA. They end up with Salome dancing under the darting fingers of Gustave Moreau as the Hammer Museum spotlights the painting that mesmerized Des Esseintes in Against the Grain and this writer everytime he sees it. Salome's sexual vitality enshrined in a jewel box and lusted over by the graying skeleton of Herod. Or it's in the clashing patterns and electric colors of Sarah Cain's fugitive paintings opening at Honor Fraser. It's in the tie-dyed landscapes of Friedrich Kunath over at Blum and Poe.
As John Berger wrote in his essay, "The White Bird": Art does not imitate nature, it imitates a creation, sometimes to propose an alternative world, sometimes simply to amplify, to confirm, to make social the brief hope offered by nature. Art is an organized response to what nature allows us to glimpse occasionally. Art sets out to transform the potential recognition into an unceasing one.
Summer is over. But not the art of summer, of throbbing and pendulous creation, of fruit heavy with nectar and flower petals peeled back and ready, of all the possibilities of a summer night, of life. Fall comes, work settles our passions and ties it to desks; the chill in the air reminds us that the night is no longer about possibility, the freedom of darkness but the possibility of death. Plump with color and full of life, art is an assertion of life, of warmth, of summer and its possibilities even as we know in our bones winter is coming.
But I assure you, Ken Price's sculptures look all the sexier with a fall chill.
(Image: Ken Price, Zizi, 2011, Fired and painted clay, 16 ½ x 24 x 17 in.; Courtesy Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Purchased with funds provided by the Modern and Contemporary Art Acquisition Fund and gift of Matthew Marks; © Ken Price, Photo © Fredrik Nilsen)
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Issues of concern to people who live in the west: property rights, water rights, endangered species, livestock grazing, energy production, wilderness and western agriculture. Plus a few items on western history, western literature and the sport of rodeo... Frank DuBois served as the NM Secretary of Agriculture from 1988 to 2003. DuBois is a former legislative assistant to a U.S. Senator, a Deputy Assistant Secretary of Interior, and is the founder of the DuBois Rodeo Scholarship.
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Public to Get Tour of Famed Author's NM Ranch
In the mountains north of Taos along an ancient Kiowa Indian trail is the historic ranch of famed English author D.H. Lawrence. There are towering pine trees and vistas stretching from the Colorado Rockies to the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. This is the place where Lawrence, deemed by many as one of the greatest writers of the 20th century, found his inspiration for several of his stories and poems. Visitors will be able to tour Lawrence's ranch on June 19 with experts from the Friends of D.H. Lawrence, a local nonprofit group dedicated to all things Lawrence, and hear their stories about the famous people who frequented the ranch — from Georgia O'Keeffe to Tennessee Williams. Lawrence took over the 160-acre spread from prominent socialite Mabel Dodge Luhan during the early 1920s. Luhan tried to give the ranch to Lawrence's wife, Frieda, but Lawrence insisted that they pay for the property. That payment came in the form of Lawrence's manuscript for "Sons and Lovers." Several miles down a dirt road off the highway, the ranch — owned by the University of New Mexico — features Lawrence's memorial, two cabins and a home that was built by Frieda Lawrence following her husband's death. The memorial has a colorful history of its own. Warner said there was a bit of disagreement among Frieda Lawrence, Luhan and friend Dorothy Brett, an artist who had lived at the ranch, about what to do with Lawrence's ashes. To keep the other women from getting their hands on them, Frieda dumped them into the cement that was used to build the memorial...more
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Discussion in 'Disneyland (California)' started by rbsplash3, Aug 19, 2006.
see both electric parade and decent fireworks same day or parade and fantasmic same day????
Yes and yes. But,you have to know how to maneuver the crowds and have a good strategy. You probably will not be able to see the fireworks from the inside. Personally I would not try. You can see them from the area in between DCA and DL or you can go to Dowtown Disney by ESPN Zone to catch a good view of the fireworks but you have to walk really fast to make it.
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If you see the ELP from it's starting point in Paradise Pier, walk really fast over to DL (no stopping for anything) and don't expect a prime location for the fireworks (expect to be on the train station end of Main Street), yes, you can indeed see the fireworks from inside DL. You can even then see Fantasmic if they have a 10:30 show (again, you won't be able to get one of the best spots). To do this, though, you'll have to make like salmon and walk against the crowds leaving the park.
I would plan for the parade and F!, and plan the fireworks for another evening. They really set it up to discourage people from doing ELP and fireworks in the same night. They set the times close together and reduce the number of people working the gates. Save yourself the stress and plan them for different nights.
FYI, DLR sets the DEP starting time and parade direction purposely so that people cannot easily do this. They used to have DEP going the opposite direction and tons of people were doing the parkhop thing you suggest. So they changed things to make it more difficult. Seeing the late Fantasmic after DEP (or even the Fireworks) is pretty doable - although if you did Fantasmic I would take the DLRR around to NOS to get a spot for Fantasmic rather than trying to fight thru Main Street.
I agree with hbl that it would be better to plan these for separate nights if possible.
I agree with hlbtimes2 and Hydroguy. We were unable to do this in June as hard as we tried. We ended up only being able to see the fireworks from the Espanlande area, near the CALIFORNIA letters. We got out of DCA only to realize no way could we get through the long, long line of people going into Disneyland. I also noticed security was very backed up in the bag check area of people who had excited through DCA through the GCH and were trying to get into Disneyland that way. At least we got to watch them but we missed a lot of the affects obviously. One other night we watched the fireworks from that same area in the Espanlande and they did pipe the music in which was nice and made it a better experience if not a complete one.
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A MOTORIST has died after his car veered off a road and rolled down an embankment before crashing into a greenhouse.
The accident yesterday in Edinburgh is the latest motoring fatality in Scotland this week and follows the death of a biker on the A9 on Monday and a woman car passenger in Stewarton, East Ayrshire, on Sunday.
Firefighters used appliances to stabilise the car and cut the man free in the Edinburgh accident.
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Police had been called to the city's Gillespie Road at around 11.40am after the car crashed into the property, which is owned by Downes Nursery.
Officers said inquiries were at a very early stage and appealed for witnesses.
Meanwhile, a motorcyclist who died in a crash on the A9 on Monday has been named as a man from Norfolk. Mervyn Taylor, 56, was on the bike when it was involved in a collision with a car near the House of Bruar at Blair Atholl.
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It's about time Kjax is hitting 9. His buddy Rhymes should be right in in front of him at 8 not leading off. The problem is who can handle 1&2 spots? Rayburn & Jhonny P?
April clowns bring May frowns, as the old saying goes.
So what are the Tigers to do about their woeful offense? Jim Leyland says that they have to concentrate better with 2 strikes. Lynn Henning suggests they should offer some of their good pitching prospects to the Mets and replace Inge with David Wright. Sure, Inge isn't hitting, but he's the number 9 hitter. That tends to happen. But when your number 3 hitter is hitting .159 with 1 RBI, now THAT's a problem. When your DH can't get a ball out of the infield, that's a problem. He is the designated hitter. He is designated to, you know, HIT. This might not be as obvious as it seems, since the Tigers haven't had a strong DH since Leyland has been managing the team. He tends to use the DH spot as a place for semi-rest for the weary, instead of a place for a fearsome bat.
And as far as the concentrating with 2 strikes things goes, here are Ordonez' ABs yesterday
The 3rd AB was particularly annoying. Austin Jackson had a good AB and worked a walk after a 1-2 count (good concentration!), and Leyland had Rhymes bunt him to 2nd. Really? You really just wasted an out to move him to 2nd with Ordonez coming up? Of course Ordonez grounded out, and Cabrera was intentionally walked.
For whatever reason, Ordonez is just not capable right now; it's 2008 Gary Sheffield all over again. He at least needs some time off. I know Leyland is a players' manager, and I know that this often pays off, but this can't continue forever. It's not fair to Magglio. Magglio is still a fan favorite, but eventually he will be greeted with boos when he steps up to the plate, and he deserves better than that.
This afternoon, Phil Coke (1-4) takes on the undefeated Justin Masterson (5-0) as the Tigers try to avoid the back-to-back sweep. And it looks like Maggs has the day off. Finally.
Player of the Pre-Game: Al Alburquerque
Yes, I know he will have the day off. But lost in the loss yesterday was a completely dominating 3 innings by Captain Querque. He threw strike after strike and slider after slider, and the Indians were helpless. Not only did he strike out 6 of 9 batters (the last Tiger reliever to do that was Willie Hernandez), but the other 3 batters couldn't get the ball out of the infield. Good stuff.
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It's about time Kjax is hitting 9. His buddy Rhymes should be right in in front of him at 8 not leading off. The problem is who can handle 1&2 spots? Rayburn & Jhonny P?
First one to 10 wins!
I have every confidence that Jackson is going to turn into an above average lead-off hitter. He's hitting line drives and taking pitches. He'll be okay.
Maggs and Inge are done. Perhaps Kelly can take over 3B. V Mart back on Wed.
What are you basing your Jackson faith on? It certainly isn't the actual number. From 5/1/10 to 5/1/11, Jackson is hitting .263 with a .325 oba. In the same time period, he's led the major leagues in strikeout while hitting 4 hr's. That's a full year of suck.
Just watching the games stephen. He looks much better right now than he did three weeks ago. Batting .240 with a .341 OBP over the past 10 games. I realize that is far from acceptable, but it's a marked increase over the beginning of the year. Considering that there is 0% chance that Inge or Maggs improve, I'm giving AJax an opportunity to do so before advocating for his demotion. If he can make the same progression over the next 10 games that he did over the last 10, he'll settle in.
Best case scenario, Jackson is in top 5 in strikeouts and hits 280 with a 340 oba. That's not acceptable. That's not even major league average.
Inge done?? He never started anything to finish. He is a microcosm of this club's woes for years.
Yes, lets repeat this: The Tigers 3rd baseman for much of the past decade is the team's all-time strikeout leader and a career .237 hitter with a .699 ops. That's criminal.
For anyone that thinks that Cabrera doesn't speak good English – read his lips after he got hit by that pitch. Looked like English to me
awww hell.
The Indians announcers were pretty blatant in their questioning of the Benoit signing. "He's been on the DL 9 times in his career, and really only had one good year…"
They also didn't hold back on the non-sac attempt by Boesch for the 2nd straight game. At least we're not the only ones who think DD and Leyland are incompetent.
This first pitch swinging thing has got to be an organization wide directive.
Season is over fellas. The only thing to figure out going forward is how to fix this mess so that we don't have to continually watch this same frustrating mess next year. Mr. Ilitch needs to let DD and JL go. Get us a GM who doesn't believe in trading away prospects for guys in the backside of the careers and one who can figure out that you can't have a lineuop devoid of left-handed power (especially at a park like Comerica). I don't even want to start on Ol' Smoky because its just too depressing. Detroit fans deserve better than we what we are given by our teams (particularly this one). I've said it before and I'll repeat it: four World Series titles in 110 years of competing for one is pathetic. Its time to demand more from our favorite team.
DD deserves criticism for the Jurrjens/Renteria deal but no GM is perfect. In total however, he has gotten way more out of his trades than he's given up. The issue with DD is foolish long-term contracts, and that's either bad judgement or Ilitch wants to see a winner so bad he's basically urging DD to go sign whatever he can to fill a hole.
Also, blaming DD and Smokey for what happened before they arrived (the 4 WS in 110 years meme) is dumb.
this team has taken on Captain Mumbles personality,,,,,does he even have a personality???,,,this drag your butt to the plate and drag our butt all the way back to the dug out eat a couple seeds,drag your self out of the dugout and onto the field…has got to stop……Inge is the worst….no Maggs is the worst….no Jackson is the worst…..no what! they are all the same ……they all remind me of Scheff back in 08
and can Maggs be put on the DL for not being able to hit a ball all the way out of the infield in over a WEEK……
Kiss of death is Lynn Henning saying Leyland is a master of the clubhouse. Yeah, players love him because he cuts them enough slack to hang themselves and the team over-and-over again.
Benoit allowed 9 ER all of last season…he allowed 9 over the last week.
What if Al Alburquerque > Benoit? How long, if at all, would it take Smokey to switch roles?
(By the way. I've never quite understood the importance of the clearly-defined-bullpen-role, except I suppose closer…what does a "setup" guy do that a 7th-inning guy doesn't?)


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at least PM Shujaat deserves some thanx for this job
since his death no Pakistani Govt ever bothered to bring back his remains from the UK to be burried in his homeland
ISLAMABAD: PML has announced to bring back to Pakistan remains of dead body of eminent leader of Pakistan movement Chaudhry Rehmat Ali from Britain.
This was stated by PML President Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain while inaugurating PML website at PML house on Saturday.
Speaking on the occasion the premier said they had tried some two years back to bring the remnants of Ch Rehmat Ali's dead body saying that they had been confronting snags and hiccups in this regard.
"After assuming PM office I directed foreign office to make arrangements for bringing the relics of Rehmat's dead body from UK", said Shujaat Hussain.
Foreign minister Khurshid Mehmood Kasuri said on the directives of Prime Minister Shujaat , Pakistan ambassador to UK Maleeha Lodhi took up the matter with the concerned authorities in Britain, saying that they had received a letter from UK in this regard according to which Ch Rehmat is laid to rest in grave no 8330 in Cambridge.
Secretary General PML Mushahid Hussain said that the site would render recognition not only to PML workers but to the party as well all over the world. He said that PML golden jubilee would be observed in 2006.
Aug 21st, 2004 #2Originally posted by Shehenshah:
at least PM Shujaat deserves some thanx for this job
Ch Rehmat Ali died b4 Pakistan was created
and since then no Pakistani Govt ever bothered to bring back his remains from the UK to be burried in his homeland
"One thing that annoys me is that we have completely forgotten Ch Rehmat Ali's contribution in all this. He did not merely name Pakistan, but actually came up with the idea!
Allama Iqbal actually did not propose Pakistan in his Allahabad address- his idea was to have a federation of states within India. He is quoted to have said "do not link me with this Pakistan movement".
Ch Rehmat Ali was at Cambridge at the time. He liked Iqbal's idea and expanded it. He drew up many maps and wrote many papers on Pakistan. His dream was not limited to Pakistan- on his maps, he had banglistan, Hyderabad, Usmanistan etc etc. He actually met with Jinnah during the round table conferences and proposed his Pakistan idea but Jinnah dismissed it as a student's dream.
Later on in 1940, the then governor of Punjab made sure that Ch Rehmat Ali could not enter Lahore on 23rd March (I read somewhere). After Pakistan's creation, Ch Rehmat Ali went to Pakistan but was treated very badly by the authorities so much so that he left and spent the rest of his life in Cambridge. I think the muslim league leadership felt threatened by him somehow. He was not happy with Jinnah's Pakistan anyway as he felt that the creation of Pakistan had betrayed all the other muslims. His dream was to have a number of muslim majority states, not just pakistan.
It was only after his death that it was made public that he named Pakistan. At that time, the government said that they would excavate his remains and make a tomb for him in Pakistan. Obviously that promise was forgotton soon and he still lays in a graveyard in Cambridge. His last days were very lonely in a nursing home.
Now 57 years later, we should also give this man his due credit in the creation of Pakistan."
Aug 21st, 2004 #3Originally posted by Khattana:
He did not die b4 Pakistan was created- he died in 1950s ('54 I think) . I have pasted my previous post in another thread which is relevant here- good to see this subject has been raised again:
"One thing that annoys me is that we have completely forgotten Ch Rehmat Ali's contribution in all this. He did not merely name Pakistan, but actually came up with the idea!
Allama Iqbal actually did not propose Pakistan in his Allahabad address- his idea was to have a federation of states within India. He is quoted to have said "do not link me with this Pakistan movement".
Ch Rehmat Ali was at Cambridge at the time. He liked Iqbal's idea and expanded it. He drew up many maps and wrote many papers on Pakistan. His dream was not limited to Pakistan- on his maps, he had banglistan, Hyderabad, Usmanistan etc etc. He actually met with Jinnah during the round table conferences and proposed his Pakistan idea but Jinnah dismissed it as a student's dream.
Later on in 1940, the then governor of Punjab made sure that Ch Rehmat Ali could not enter Lahore on 23rd March (I read somewhere). After Pakistan's creation, Ch Rehmat Ali went to Pakistan but was treated very badly by the authorities so much so that he left and spent the rest of his life in Cambridge. I think the muslim league leadership felt threatened by him somehow. He was not happy with Jinnah's Pakistan anyway as he felt that the creation of Pakistan had betrayed all the other muslims. His dream was to have a number of muslim majority states, not just pakistan.
It was only after his death that it was made public that he named Pakistan. At that time, the government said that they would excavate his remains and make a tomb for him in Pakistan. Obviously that promise was forgotton soon and he still lays in a graveyard in Cambridge. His last days were very lonely in a nursing home.
Now 57 years later, we should also give this man his due credit in the creation of Pakistan."
lets see if Ch Shujjat can fulfill his promiss
Aug 22nd, 2004 #4
Chaudhry Rehmat Ali was indeed a key mind behind the idea of Pakistan but he did not agree with what Pakistan had become after its creation. That is also why he never came back and I don't think he wanted to be buried in Pakistan. He wanted a true federation of the muslim majority states of Pakistan, not the effective one unit.
Aug 22nd, 2004 #5
For more info on Rehmat Ali, go to the following link and then go to the "Pakistan Declaration 1933". This is the first declaration of Pakistan that he made in his speech in Cambridge. It just proves that it was him who dreamt of Pakistan, not Iqbal.
rehmat ali
Aug 22nd, 2004 #6
A very sad story indeed-
Professor K.K. Aziz, author of Rahmat Ali: A Biography, began by chronologically going through the life of Rahmat Ali "because the dates given by most people are wrong", discussed his contribution to the Pakistan movement, remarked on his individuality, and concluded by making some suggestions.
Rahmat Ali was born on 16 November 1897 in Hoshiarpur, now Eastern Punjab to an ordinary village family. He went to a college in Jullunder and was at Islamia College, Lahore between 1915 and 1918 where he got his BA. He was Tutor at Aitchison College, Lahore from 1918 to 1923. Between 1923 and 1930 he was Legal Advisor to the Nawab of Mazari. He won a case for the Nawab and was rewarded handsomely. He used that money to fulfil his dream of education at Cambridge University, which only the well off and well connected 'Indians' could aspire to in those days. He arrived in England in November 1930 and joined Emmanuel College, Cambridge in January 1931, completing his BA degree in April 1933 (MA Oct 1940). On 28 January 1933 he issued his pamphlet Now or Never demanding Pakistan. From henceforth he dedicated his life to Pakistan.
In 1940 he returned to the Sub-continent, landing in Karachi and aiming to go to Lahore, but the British did not allow him to travel to Punjab Province (this is when the Lahore Session of the All-India Muslim League was about to take place and Rahmat Ali wanted to influence the Lahore Resolution). He was 'deported' and he returned to England. In January 1943 he was called to the Bar (Middle Temple, London). After the creation of Pakistan he returned back to his homeland in April 1948, planning to stay for good, but he was ordered out of his country, with his belongings confiscated, and he left empty-handed for England in October 1948. He died on 3 February 1951 in Cambridge -- a lonely man in a state of poverty, and with no one to take responsibility for his burial, Emmanuel College's Master, who had been Rahmat Ali's Tutor, himself arranged the burial in Cambridge on 20 February 1951. (Being in Cambridge, I'm fortunate that I've had many a occasion to visit the grave for fatiha prayer, and I can tell you that it is a sight which brings tears to the eyes.)
Rahmat Ali was a prophetic and a tragic figure in the history of the Sub-continent. His worth was not recognised in his life, he was not recognised when he died, and he has not been recognised after all these years. It may be noted that from 1933, when he first proposed Pakistan, right up to his death in 1951, he consistently and continuously did nothing but campaign for his Pakistan demand against all odds, for example initial opposition from the All-India Muslim League and later their enmity. Still, he succeeded in creating a large public opinion in favour of Pakistan and the proof is that between 1935 and early 1939 about 300 articles appeared in the Punjab/Urdu press supporting Pakistan. Professor Aziz asserted that Rahmat Ali moulded the opinion of the Muslims and forced the Muslim League to follow suit when it hadn't even begun to consider the idea of Pakistan.
Although the idea of the Two Nation Theory (TNT) was not new as such, nobody had put it forward so precisely as Rahmat Ali had. His is the earliest and finest elaboration of the case that Muslims are a distinct and separate nation, and, therefore, deserved a separate home. Earlier historic mentions of the TNT were vague and brief references only. It was Rahmat Ali who argued and defined the ideal of Pakistan on the philosophical concept of the TNT. Some of his ideas, such as, demand for numerous small Muslim states in India may have been impracticable, but they highlighted his burning desire to save every Muslim from Hindu domination. Much of his post-1947 efforts were for the Muslim minority in India and he took up the matter at the level of the UN. He was also concerned about other, non-Muslim minorities in the region.
Rahmat Ali's efforts knew no bounds. Professor Aziz stated that he did not know of any other leader in the history of the Sub-continent Muslims who was committed to a particular cause so consistently and who was almost 'mad' in the pursuit of his goals. He spent a life in exile, with the latter years in agony, but he was not acknowledged by the people or by the party that created Pakistan, the Muslim League. In spite of the frustrations and disappointments, he was not bitter towards his beloved Pakistan and the heartache did not diminish his ideal and his spirit of self-sacrifice. His power of endeavour was truly immense and he was entirely committed to Pakistan. When asked why he did not marry, he replied that he was married to the cause of Pakistan. All who knew him, Muslim and non-Muslim alike, agreed that he was a perfect gentleman who did not lie or break promises.
How is it, then, that a person of such heroic proportions is not acknowledged. History textbooks mention that he "coined" or "invented" the name of Pakistan, but fail to provide further accurate information on his life and his ideas. The Muslim League, the founding party of Pakistan, borrowed his idea but did not acknowledge his contribution and influence. Professor Aziz related that when his biography on Rahmat Ali was published there was a lack of adequate response from scholars ("a species extinct in Pakistan") book reviewers, the media, concerned officials and the public at large. What is more is that no British university has seemed fit that a student writes a dissertation on Rahmat Ali. After all, Rahmat Ali's writings are in English and he lived, and is buried, in this country. The silence is, therefore, on all sides.
The Professor made some suggestions as to what needs to be done. He would like to see wider circulation of material of and on Rahmat Ali, that he would be happy to see his biography reprinted here along with The Complete Works of Rahmat Ali. The Pakistanis in Britain should approach the authorities in Cambridge to put up a plaque at 3 Humberstone Road with an inscription saying something like "Pakistan was born here. The word Pakistan was invented here on 28 January 1933 by Choudhary Rahmat Ali, student of Emmanuel College". Plaques should be put up at all the Cambridge addresses where Rahmat Ali lived, mainly 16 Montague Road. The tombstone at Rahmat Ali's grave in Newmarket Road Cemetery, Cambridge needs to be changed because it is "false history carved in stone" -- the date of death is given wrongly, Feb 12, 1951 instead of the actual date Feb 3, 1951. (I may add that an additional stone with the correct date was placed two years ago.) 16 Montague Road should be purchased and turned into a Rahmat Ali Museum to house everything of, and on, Rahmat Ali. Also, funds should be raised for a Scholarship or Fellowship to objectively work on Rahmat Ali.
Professor Aziz concluded that he was saddened by the treatment meted out to Rahmat Ali and hoped that such things would not happen again. It was irrational and difficult to explain. His final words were that a nation which forgets its heroes forgets to produce heroes.
Aug 22nd, 2004 #7----
this is ridiculous...i mean ok, there may be a lot of sentiment involved about this hero of the freedom movement, but for cryin out loud! you cant actually dig up a grave 50 yrs later to fly a body some thousands of miles to bury it somewhere someone thinks it should be buried...it was Allah's will that he died and was buried in England, who are we to change that? and for what reason? no matter how much pakistanis may want him to be here, it just unjustifiable...more so when for the past 33 yrs the govt has paid no attn at all to brinigng home a few hundred (now a few thousand) living patriotic pakistanis of bihari origin stranded in bangladesh. why so much fuss over Ch Rehmat Ali's remains? He's been long dead. it's not as if UK is an enemy country...he is paid due respect there. let him be in peace. and i'm sure Ch. Rehmat Ali wouldnt have wanted any such thing, infact if he could say smthng about it i'm sure he'd point out to the govt the issues faced by pakistanis who are alive now...
Aug 24th, 2004 #8Originally posted by Khattana:
.....It just proves that it was him who dreamt of Pakistan, not Iqbal.
Mr. Ali in 1930s was living in fools world and tried to propose balkanization of South Asia. He therefore was utterly rejected by every major player in the region. Every sane politician back in the 20's knew that South Asia would follow 1-state (or at the most 2-states) solution.
OTOH Mr. Ali was not the first one to talk about Pakistan. Congress leaders had considered this idea good 13 years earlier. Even Wavell put forward this idea before Mr. Ali.
Lala Lajpat Rai produced the first blue print of modern Pakistan in 1920s. He charted out the plan for kicking out the tribal and wayward 0.5 W. Punjab, Sarhad, Sindh, and 0.5 E. Bengal (Balochistan for some reason didn't show up in his list). Read his articles in Lahore's Tribune newspaper, and his letters to C.R. Daas (An eminent Bengali leader).
You wonder why a fanatic leader like Rai would talk about creating a separate country?
Well! Back in the 20's he thought Pakistan would be a weak state utterly dependent on Bha-Rat dole out. This will result in punishment of those antinationalists who were having hard time agreeing with commie leftie Nehruvian agenda.
Jinnah and Iqbal were correct to figure this out and totally opposed the hideous plans by Congress for throwing out Muslim majority states. Wavell sensed it and used partition for scaring Jinnah into submission. I mean it is no secret that Jinnah himself used the term Moth eaten in 1947.
Now you must question!
If every significant assessment disproved the viability of Pakistan, how the heck did it survive?
Hint! Furry hairballs were not the reason for Pak survival.
Khuda HafizMullahs are lying and our soldiers dying!
Aug 24th, 2004 #9
I think Haris is right, let the guy rest in peace for God sakes.
Aug 24th, 2004 #10
What is this unISlamic thing? Why do we have to dig his grave and bring him back??? What crap is this....So bizaare..
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i read the article posted/wrote by khattana and if all of that is the case then haven't hakumat-e-pakistan left it a bit late in showing some affection???? they din't give a toss about chauhdary sahab 40 odd years ago and now want to exhume the body and bring it BACK HOME.
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IMHO, this is rediculous.If its specifically mentioned in his will, then it does make sense but there are countless ways of showing affection and acknowledging someone's contribution. Just because someone died in another country, doesn't make him any less Pakistani or render him less patriotic. Thanks all those who posted important information regarding Chaudry Rehmat Ali.
Aug 28th, 2004 #13
Resurrecting Chaudhri Rehmat Ali
Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain's brief stint in office will be remembered for two things: bringing on the books a law that can only work against a free press and taking steps to exhume Chaudhri Rehmat Ali's remains from Britain and bringing them back to Pakistan. The first decision shows lack of concern for press freedom, the second lack of knowledge about history.
Chaudhri Rehmat Ali's claim that he coined the word Pakistan has always been disputed by Mohammad Aslam Khattak, who is alive and, if asked, will reaffirm his claim that he it was who came up with the acronym Pakistan.
Chaudhry Rehmat Ali is buried in Cambridge because that is where he chose to live instead of Pakistan which he denounced in language of the vilest abuse. He used even harsher words for the founder of Pakistan, Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah.
In 1933, Chaudhri Rehmat Ali wrote a pamphlet called 'Now or Never'; it bore three signatures, one of the signatories being Aslam Khattak. He criticized Iqbal for proposing an Indian federation in which the Muslims would be a minority.
He castigated other Muslim leaders whom he called camp followers of British imperialism and blind imitators of Congress who had placed the Muslims at the mercy of British imperialism and caste Hindu nationalism.
Since all Muslim leaders had failed, he wrote, "Allah has assigned that fateful task to me, that He commanded me to do it; that He wanted me to challenge the might, to oppose the Indian federation, to propose the Islamic federation." He called his mission divinely inspired.
In Rehmat Ali's concept of Pakistan, every non-Muslim was to remain subservient to the master race he called The Paks. And, yes, the subcontinent was to be renamed Dinia. He did not say how he was going to bring all that about.
Exactly six days after the Muslim League's acceptance of the June 3, 1947, Plan, Rehmat Ali denounced the Quaid-i-Azam in venomous language. Ten weeks later, he published a pamphlet called 'The Greatest Betrayal' condemning the Quaid and the League for having written "the most shameful and treacherous chapter" in Muslim history.
He wrote that the Quaid had shattered the foundations of Muslim nationhood and sabotaged the future of 100 million Muslims living in the "continent of Dinia and its dependencies." He called on all Muslims to rise against Jinnah and "repudiate and nullify his treacherous plan."
Rehmat Ali said Mr Jinnah had dealt six "deadly blows" to the Muslims. He had destroyed Muslim unity, and paralyzed and battered Bengal and Assam, turning them into dominions bearing allegiance to "the King of Britain".
He had let the Hindus free to plan the "division, degradation and exploitation of the Millat." Mr Jinnah had surrendered Muslim shrines and mosques to the Hindus and turned Muslim victories of the past into defeats. He wrote that Mr Jinnah had not accepted Pakistan but "PASTAN, the shadow of Pakistan."
There is more but I will stop here with the observation that even the worst enemies of the Quaid and the Muslim League put together will not be seen to have heaped such abuse on him.
The Quaid, as was characteristic of him, simply ignored the outpourings of a confused mind. I hope if not Mr Shujaat Hussain, then PML information secretary, Sen. Tariq Azim, who we are told headed the committee that is said to have "finalized the arrangements" for bringing back Chaudhri Rehmat Ali's body, will read this and reconsider what he and his principals are doing out of ignorance.
Washington DC, USA
Aug 28th, 2004 #14----
^ after reading that article i'd say leave mr rehmat ali in cambridge
Aug 29th, 2004 #15Originally posted by Sadiqaan:
Resurrecting Chaudhri Rehmat Ali
Washington DC, USA
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HMK Open Call for Proposals 2014
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Artist-run residency HMK {Hotel MariaKapel} offers research- and projectresidencies for individuals or groups (max 4), and invites artists, curators and researchers to submit proposals for our 2014 residency- and exhibition programme.
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HMK {Hotel Mariakapel} is an artist-run residency and project space in Hoorn, the Netherlands. HMK offers artists a stay in a concentrated work space, where dialogue and collaboration inform experimental, context/based exhibitions and projects. The programme involves artists and curators working in a wide range of media, mainly focusing on installation and context based work and video.
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NEW YORK – A roller coaster where riders can pick a personal soundtrack, a pirate ride with water-gun fights, the tallest water ride in the world, and a walkway that sparkles at night with a million lights are some of the most exciting new attractions at amusement parks this year.
Other theme park news includes a ride based on the new "Terminator" movie at Six Flags Magic Mountain near Los Angeles; the new Diamondback coaster at Kings Island in Ohio, with speeds up to 80 mph on a mile-long track; and the reopening of the failed Hard Rock Park in Myrtle Beach, S.C., as a more family oriented attraction called Freestyle Music Park.
The unique lighted walkway, Starlight Experience, debuts at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio. Holiday World & Splashin' Safari in Santa Claus, Ind., is home to the massive water ride Pilgrims Plunge, where a boat drops 131 feet at a 45-degree angle, creating a wall of water 45 feet high.
The coaster with customized music, the Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit at Universal in Orlando, exemplifies a continuing theme park trend of "interactive experiences that can change based on guests' participation," said David Mandt, spokesman for the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions. "These started with the shooting gallery type of experience where guests could ride through an attraction, aim at a target and score points."
This season's attractions "take that interactivity to the next level where you can choose the outcome or features of the ride that will make each experience different," he said.
Other examples: A new Six Flags attraction, Buccaneer Battle, lets you have a dynamic water battle that's like being in a video game come to life. Eight people on each boat are armed with Super Soaker cannons. You hit other riders and targets, some of which blast water back or squirt from the ground. Meanwhile, park visitors randomly passing by shoot at the boats using land-based guns, and riders can shoot back.
"You're actually part of the ride," Six Flags spokeswoman Brooke Gabbert said. "You're engaged the whole time." Kids as small as 36 to 48 inches can ride with an adult, but all ages enjoy it: "We had a grandpa on the ride and he was having a blast."
Riders do get wet, though, so the park has a new "people dryer," which blasts hot air for three minutes for $5 and fits up to five people. "It takes the chill off," Gabbert said.
Big new rides are what teenagers and other coaster fans look forward to, but some parks are also adding play areas for younger kids.
Freestyle is opening 11 attractions in a new themed area called Kids in America, aimed at younger guests. Busch Gardens Europe in Williamsburg, Va., is adding a new Sesame Street Forest of Fun with junior rides.
Here is a list of these and some of the other new attractions around the country this year, with details provided by IAAPA and the parks:
Six Flags Magic Mountain, Valencia: New Terminator Salvation: The Ride wooden coaster with high-tech special effects, five hills and six high-speed banked turns, themed on new "Terminator Salvation" movie; sixflags.com/magicmountain.
Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo: Odin's Temple of the Tiger, tiger exhibit and show; sixflags.com/discoverykingdom.
Disneyland, Anaheim: New fireworks show, "Magical" with flying Dumbo puppet; new characters in "Fantasmic!" show on Rivers of America, along with HD projection and 40-foot-tall dragon; new floats and lighting for Electrical Parade; new street show, "Celebrate! A Street Party," where guests can interact with characters; disneyland.com.
Universal Studios Hollywood: New live show based on the classic horror movie "Creature From the Black Lagoon"; Simpsons Summer Celebration, and high-definition, flat-screen monitors on all Studio Tour trams; UniversalStudiosHollywood.com.
Legoland, Carlsbad: New "Bob the Builder In 4-D: Bob the Builder and the Roller Coaster" 4-D film; legoland.com/california.
Six Flags: Rethemed coasters in two parks, Medusa at Great Adventure in Jackson, N.J., and Superman in Agawam, Mass., now called Bizarro after the DC Comics villain, with custom-built audio in each rider head rest, fog banks and fire bursts; sixflags.com/greatadventure and sixflags.com/newEngland.
Six Flags Great Escape, Lake George, N.Y.: New Sasquatch drop tower, park's tallest ride at 19 stories tall; sixflags.com/greatEscape.
Hersheypark, Hershey, Pa.: New to Boardwalk area, The Shore wave pool, and Intercoastal Waterway lazy river; hersheypark.com.
Busch Gardens Europe in Williamsburg, Va.: New Sesame Street Forest of Fun, with four new rides including junior coaster and log flume; buschgardens.com/BGW2.
Kings Dominion, Doswell, Va.: New Americana, a 110-foot Ferris wheel, and El Dorado, a swinging pendulum ride; kingsdominion.com.
Freestyle Music Park, Myrtle Beach, S.C.: Revamped version of Hard Rock Park, with more family attractions; freestylemusicpark.com.
Dollywood, Pigeon Forge, Tenn.: New zipline ride and new shows: "Sha-Kon-O-Hey! Land of Blue Smoke," part of Dollywood's celebration of 75th anniversary of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and "Imagine," aerial-trapeze show headlining Dollywood's annual Festival of Nations; dollywood.com.
Carowinds, Charlotte, N.C.: New 125-feet-tall "Carolina Cobra" steel coaster; carowinds.com.
SeaWorld Orlando: New steel roller coaster Manta; seaworld.com/orlando.
Universal Orlando: Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit coaster with customized soundtracks; universalorlando.com.
Walt Disney World: "The American Idol Experience" show (since February) at Disney's Hollywood Studios (in Florida); isneyworld.disney.go.com/parks/hollywood-studios.
Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio: Starlight Experience, themed lighted walkway with more than a million LED lights, music, displays with colored lights themed to the changing seasons; cedarpoint.com.
Kings Island, Kings Island, Ohio: Diamondback steel coaster with open-air stadium-style seats, two helix twists, mile-long track, speeds up to 80 mph, 215-foot plunge; visitkingsisland.com.
Holiday World & Splashin' Safari, Santa Claus, Ind.: Pilgrims Plunge, with riders' boat plunging 131 feet, creating wall of water 45 feet high and 90 feet wide; holidayworld.com.
Six Flags Great America, Gurnee, Ill.: Buccaneer Battle, pirate-themed interactive water attraction; sixflags.com/greatamerica.


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A 28-year-old Sand Lake man was killed in a stabbing Monday evening.
According to the Newaygo County Sheriff, deputies arrived on the scene at the home on 124th St. in Ensley Township Monday evening to find a male victim laying in the entryway of the home with a stab wound to the chest.
The victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Half of the 700 militant Ansar al-Islam fighters on the run from a combined American and Kurdish attack in the Shineray mountain range of northern Iraq want to give up.
As US special forces and Kurdish militia drove members of the radical Islamic group from mountain villages on the Iranian border yesterday, killing about 70 fighters, an intermediary revealed that Ansar's Kurdish members have appealed for an amnesty in return for their surrender.
Only the group's hardline Arab members, some of them veterans of the war in Afghanistan with links to al-Qa'eda, want to continue, according to Zana Said, a lawyer in the Kurdish town of Arbil, who acts as a go-between for Ansar's Kurdish members.
He said that the local leaders of Ansar, including Abu Abullah Sayef and Mullah Mohammad Hassan, had appealed to Islamic groups allied to the Kurds for a truce.
"The leaders of the Islamic Movement for Iraqi Kurdistan have tried to help negotiate a surrender with the Ansar," he said. "The Arabs won't surrender because they believe they will all be killed, but the Kurds want a statement that they will be forgiven if they give up."
Thousands of peshmerga - the Kurdish militia - stormed the mountain base of Ansar from three fronts at dawn yesterday. Within hours the key town of Biyare had fallen and by noon Kurdish officials had announced that Ansar had left the villages it has held for two years. The Islamic Movement holds villages near the Ansar zone and its leader, Mullah Ali Abdul Aziz, has opened talks with the Kurdish leader Jalal Talabani.
Now the Ansar is out of the villages, where US intelligence indicated that they had been testing chemical weapons, the coalition faces a rerun of the Tora Bora campaign in Afghanistan. The group, which seeks a Taliban-style caliphate, was put on the terrorist target list after it sheltered top al-Qa'eda figures fleeing Afghanistan after 2001. Among the al-Qa'eda in Iraq is said to be the quartermaster and chief contact with Baghdad, Abu Musaab al-Zarqawi, who plans the attacks.
CIA operatives and unmanned drones had surveyed their strongholds, awaiting a move as soon as the war in Iraq began. After days of aerial bombing, a successful ground operation was launched.
The peshmerga have lost scores of fighters in recent months trying to hit the Ansar positions. The difference this time was the presence of American troops and air support as Ansar fighters fleeing to cave complexes were targeted. At least 70 were killed, but there are more than 700 Islamic fighters still in the hills.
Kurdish officials believe that half are either Arabs or Afghans who trained in al-Qa'eda camps in Afghanistan. Talks failed last month, said Mr Said, after Ansar demanded a 40 square-mile zone around Halabja.


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Rainbow Rowell's Eleanor & Park
"Parting is such sweet sorrow…"
Read Rainbow Rowell's YA bestseller and you'll get a dose of Romeo and Juliet. Not only do the title characters read the play in class—(Eleanor had some cynical remarks about the star-crossed lovers)—but their own bittersweet (and in many ways, forbidden) romance has strong parallels to Shakespeare's teen tragedy.
House of Cards
"Fair is foul and foul is fair."
Dark Shakespearean undertones dominate this critically acclaimed Netflix series about a dastardly, power-hungry U.S. Senator and the cajoling wife who helps fuel his ambitions. The show takes direct inspiration from Macbeth and Richard III, substituting cutthroat D.C. politics for royal intrigue.
"Something is rotten in the state of... Starling."
Fans of this DC Comics-based series have been speculating that its many parallels to Hamlet are more than coincidental. The most obvious similarity? Oliver's vow to avenge his father's murder. In flashbacks and hallucinations, he remembers his father's dying pleas for him to survive and seek vengeance on those who are responsible for his death as well as crimes against the city. In following his father's wishes, Oliver (like Hamlet) wreaks havoc on the lives of both the guilty and the innocent. Watch for allusions to The Tempest as well.
Orange Is the New Black
"You common cry of curs whose breath I hate..."
The character "Crazy Eyes," who has been compared to King Lear's fool, surprises her fellow incarcerated (and wins over the show's fans) when she busts out lines from Coriolanus and later mentions that she wants to play a role "like Desdemona, or Ophelia, or Claire Huxtable."
Thor: The Dark World
"There is some soul of goodness in things evil..."
Thor (2011) Director Kenneth Branagh and actor Tom Hiddleston have agreed that Shakespeare's Henry V inspired the strangely likeable villain Loki, played by Hiddleston in Thor, The Avengers, and most recently Thor: The Dark World. "He's a prince wrestling with the authority of his father," said the actor, who would know, since he portrayed "Prince Hal" in the acclaimed BBC series The Hollow Crown.
The Fault in Our Stars
"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves."
The title of John Green's heart-wrenching YA novel is borrowed from Julius Caesar and can be found in a letter from TFIOS's Peter Van Houten to Augustus: "Were she better, or you sicker, then the stars would not be so terribly crossed, but it is the nature of stars to cross, and never was Shakespeare more wrong than when he had Cassius note, 'The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars/But in ourselves…'" And speaking of crossed stars, we'd be remiss if we didn't at least make a nod to the obvious similarities between the popular book (soon to be movie) and Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
Learn more or order a copy of Anyone But You by Kim Askew and Amy Helmes, out now:
Kim Askew and Amy Helmes are the authors of the Twisted Lit series of YA novels from Merit Press, including Anyone But You, their modern spin on Romeo and Juliet, out now. Follow Kim and Amy on Twitter at @kaskew and @amyhelmes.


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While many in the insurance industry were focused on the cyber liability, cargo theft, and weather segments in 2012, this year some insurers are turning their attention to other emerging markets with potential. Carriers and brokers are strategizing over how they can best address three hot topics in particular: healthcare, the fracking segment of the energy market, and reputational risk. These segments aren't new to the industry, but they do present new exposures.
Some companies are developing products to meet what they consider to be an inevitable demand for coverage options in these three areas. It remains to be seen if others will follow suit, but these segments are here to stay and will create new opportunities – and exposures – for those seizing them.
First, MyNewMarkets looks at the fracking market. (View Part Two and Part Three)
Energy – Fracking
The energy segment has been popping out alternative and green energy insurance products left and right for some time now. However, most insurers have been avoiding the highly-controversial hydraulic fracturing – or fracking – segment like the plague.
Fracking involves extracting natural gas from shale rock layers deep within the earth.
Richard Kerr, CEO of MarketScout in Dallas, says the oil and gas industry has used fracking methods for over 60 years. It has become more prevalent recently because new technology makes the process more efficient and has allowed oil and gas operations to expand into new geographies –like California, Pennsylvania and New York – where fracking wasn't previously done.
The booming and somewhat controversial fracking method, which faces opposition from some environmentalists and government entities, has also lured some inexperienced people who want to get into this business and make money and that makes insurers very nervous.
"It is a much misunderstood process," says Kerr. "There are good frackers and bad frackers. You have to have the ability to determine which is which."
Rick Burns, president of Ryan Specialty Group's Global Special Risks (GSR) in Houston, says those drilling contractors that do not specialize in fracking may not have the needed technical expertise and thus may present a greater risk than insurers are willing to take on. Disposing of the water that is used during the fracking process could create a hazard, if not done properly, and the insurance industry is challenged with how to cover water disposal companies involved in the process.
There is also a fear of the unknown on the part of insurers.
"The market in general takes a wait-and-see approach to new technologies and industries," says Burns. "This is extremely new technology. Insurers have said 'we need to take a look at this and see what we are insuring.'"
Burns says the risk that was covered on the typical oil and gas insurance forms has shifted, and insurers have been hesitant to change their coverage to address the new risks. But he expects carriers will eventually come around.
"The technology is advancing so fast and it's very expensive technology," he says. "The insurance community always responds, whether it's the London market or a domestic market –it's just the timing on responding."
Ryan Specialty's GSR has already responded by offering coverage for energy consultants who work in fracking environments. It offers a package policy with commercial general liability, professional liability, maritime employers liability and umbrella coverage.
GSR is also working on taking its existing well control product and making it more focused and readily available for those independent oil lease operators working with hydraulic fracturing. It plans to launch this product in the next two months.
"Right now, the majority of our focus is doing our best to analyze the risks of hydraulic fracturing and making sure we are creating products that clients want to buy," says Burns. "We don't want to keep providing the same coverage we have been with no amendments. It could be that we make a series of small tweaks to coverage or create whole new concepts."
MarketScout's Monster Insurance is also launching a fracking insurance program, which it hopes to have completed by July 1. Kerr says Monster is also in the process of writing a white paper on fracking and the insurance industry to help educate the industry on the fracking process. He says given the increasing interest in finding new energy sources, fracking is not going away.
"We are going to hear a whole lot more about fracking; it is very topical in the industry," says Kerr. "It is the most misunderstood portion of the energy industry today and the most feared segment of the industry today. No one knows what's going to happen."
As individual states look at the process and decide which way to go on the matter, advocates will continue to push forward, and Burns says he expects to see more from the insurance industry in response.
"I think there will be many new products coming out in the next two years. People are still learning the technology and people are trying to understand it," Burns says. "New coverages will crop up and I think existing coverages will be changed to address this industry. The energy insurance industry is a very small community so it's pretty nimble."


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Il try and make them easier to understand as when i first saw them it looked a bit complicated. Please dont look at this post thinking its gonna take forever it wont. Just take your time and follow them correctly
1. Ok 1st thing you want to do is boot into your LiveCD of Mint. (best to use the same version as the one you are running on your computer)Once everything is loaded and your at the mint desktop. Open the Mint Menu and type "Gparted" into the filter text box.When it loads you should see all the partitons that are on the hard drive. Linux Mint partitions will probaly be EXT4 and the windows partitions will probaly be NTFS.
2. Look at the list of partitons and see what one is the Linux Mint partiton.You can tell this by looking at the Mount Points of the partitons. You should see one with a "/" under Mount Point and its File system will likely be EXT4. When you have located this partition look to the left and see what it is called. For example mine is called dev/sda6 (yours may be something different like dev/sda1 etc)Now that you know what partition is the Linux Mint partition, just leave gparted open so you can look back at it again incase you forget. Now open up a Terminal by clicking the Mint menu then clicking "Terminal" under System.
Now we need to mount the Linux Mint partition so that we are able to use it (access it) . To do this copy and paste this code into the terminal -
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sudo mount /dev/sdXY /mnt
You will need to change the XY part of the code to match the name of your Linux Mint partition. For example my mint partition is dev/sda6 so i would change the code to - sudo mount /dev/sda6 /mnt
Now that you edited the line of code to match your mint partiton, go ahead and press Enter on your keyboard then type in your password if your asked for it then press Enter again.(When your entering in your password you will not see any characters, letters numbers etc). It may look as if nothing has happened, but your Linux Mint partition will now be mounted. The terminal will display nothing after the $ sign like it did when you 1st open it.
3. Now we need to tell the computer to reinstall grub2 to the Linux Mint partition we just mounted. To do this copy and paste this line of code into the terminal
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sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/ /dev/sdX
Again you will need to change this line of code to match your Linux Mint partition. Change the "X" at the end to match your mint partiton. My partition is dev/sda6 so i will change the the line of code to - sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/ /dev/sda
It is IMPORTANT that you do not enter any number just the letters of the partitions.
When you have edited the line of code press Enter on your keyboard. You should then see a message saying Grub installer finished or something like that. Now close the terminal and gparted and reboot your pc/laptop without the livecd in the disc drive. To restart click the mint menu then click "Quit" then "Reboot".
*Note after you reboot you should see the grub2 menu you had before you installed/repaired windows. You may need to refresh (update) this menu so that it detects the new windows partition.
This can easily be done by logging into your Linux Mint, opening a Terminal then copying and pasting
then press Enter then enter your password then hit Enter again. You will then see it detecting all the bootable partitons on the Hard drive. When you it displays 'Done', reboot again and you should be able to boot into windows again.
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sudo update-grub
I know this isn't the best tutorial for reinstalling grub but i hope it helps someone.


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Apache::AuthCookie allows you to intercept a user's first
unauthenticated access to a protected document. The user will be
presented with a custom form where they can enter authentication
credentials. The credentials are posted to the server where AuthCookie
verifies them and returns a session key.
WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Apache-AuthCookie/
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/www/p5-Apache-AuthCookie/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install p5-Apache-AuthCookie
cd /usr/ports/www/p5-Apache-AuthCookie/ && make install clean
pkg install p5-Apache-AuthCookie
PKGNAME: p5-Apache-AuthCookie
SHA256 (Apache-AuthCookie-3.27.tar.gz) = 58daeb3e44c681ff88f8fb00e4aabaa7a40cbee73dbdb84fcf6c285b15d357bd
SIZE (Apache-AuthCookie-3.27.tar.gz) = 58156
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
This port is required by:
No options to configure
Number of commits found: 53
Fix license information for portgs that use "the same license as Perl".
Sponsored by: Absolight
Add LICENSE_FILE
Update to 3.27
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Apache-AuthCookie/Changes
- Update to 3.26
- Add TEST_DEPENDS
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Apache-AuthCookie/Changes
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories v, w, x, y, and z.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Update to 3.24.
Changes: https://metacpan.org/changes/distribution/Apache-AuthCookie
- Update to 3.23
- Update and sort *_DEPENDS
- Add NO_ARCH
- Pet portlint: fix diff header of patch files
- Sort PLIST
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Apache-AuthCookie/Changes
Change the way Perl modules are installed, update the default Perl to 5.18.
Before, we had:
site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18
site_perl/perl_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18/mach
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/5.18/man/man3
Now we have:
site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl
site_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/mach/5.18
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/site_perl/man/man3
Modules without any .so will be installed at the same place regardless of the
- Update to 3.22
- Update to 3.20
- Add LICENSE
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Apache-AuthCookie/Changes
Support STAGEDIR.
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
- Fix port build
PR: ports/181046
Submitted by: Erick Turnquist <firstname.lastname@example.com>
- Convert to new perl framework
- Trim Makefile header
- Remove MAKE_JOBS_SAFE=yes, it's the default.
For perl@ owned ports:
- Fix COMMENT
- Trim header
Update to 3.19.
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Apache-AuthCookie/Changes
- remove www/apache20 and devel/apr0
- s/USE_APACHE= 20+/USE_APACHE= 22+/
- unify s/YES/yes/
- cleanup APACHE_VERSION <= 22 usage
- add entry to MOVED
with hat apache@
- Fix typo
- Remove SITE_PERL from *_DEPENDS
Approved by: portmgr@ (bapt@)
- Revert my changes with SITE_PERL for ports which require mod_perl2.
Pointy hat: az@
Reported by: pav@
- Remove SITE_PERL from *_DEPENDS
- change required APACHE version from 13+ to 20+
(prepare to remove www/apache13)
- no PORTREVISION bump since apache22 is the default
with hat apache@
- bump PORTREVISION from ports if USE_APACHE=13+ or 20+ is defined
- Update to 3.18
- Sort MAN3
- Add WWW
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Apache-AuthCookie/Changes
mod_perl2 was updated, this changes are needet to prevent
dependency loops
- fix mod_perl/mod_perl2 dependency
- p5-Apache-Reload is now included in mod_perl2
- make usage of CPAN author macro
- bump portrevision
commit with hat apache@
- add additional check for APACHE_VERSION, else
the port will build wrong if MODPERL2 is not
defined amd apache20 or apache22 is the default.
- no PORTREVISION bump!
PR: ports/154871
Submitted by: myself
Approved by: pgollucci
- Update to 3.15
- Remove MD5
With Hat: perl@
- Update to 3.14
With Hat: perl@
- Fix pkg-plist
- Bump PORTREVISION
Update to 3.12
Update to 3.11
* update to 3.10
* cleanup skeleton
- Update from v3.08 to v3.09
- Update maintainer
- Add perl5 to list of categories
Approved by: tobez (implicit)
Version: 3.09
- POD doc fixes.
- MP2: remove _check_request_req() - this was only necessary when
running under both MP1 and MP2. Package name change eliminates the
need for this.
- test suite converted to Test::More style test suites.
- descriptive test descriptions added
- make login() stash credentials in $r->pnotes("${AuthName}Creds") so
that the login form can access the user-supplied credentials if the
Replace ugly "@unexec rmdir %D... 2>/dev/null || true" with @dirrmtry
Approved by: krion@
PR: ports/88711 (related)
- Add SHA256
- Define APACHE_COMPAT
It fixed INDEX build with next exp-build patchset and prepare a smooth
migration to bsd.apache.mk
It's a no-op for now.
Approved by: portmgr (self)
Update the pkg-plist to catch the Apache2 files as well.
Spotted by: pointyhat via kris
Approved by: tobez
Update to 3.08
This fixes the breakage introduced by the recent changes in the mod_perl2 API.
Approved by: tobez
- Mark ports BROKEN when/if they depend on mod_perl2.
With current mod_perl2 API change all old code *will* broken.
Update to 3.06
Which fixes:
Submitted by: Rohit Nafday <email@example.com>
Add/Delete missed files.
Update to 3.05
Build with mode_perl2
PR: ports/63856
Submitted by: Alex Varju <varju (at) webct.com>
Use the new Apache bits from bsd.port.mk.
Submitted by: dinoex
utilize SITE_PERL
Submitted by: Cheng-Lung Sung <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Update port: www/p5-Apache-AuthCookie
Update Apache::AuthCookie from 2.011 to 3.04
PR: ports/50608
Submitted by: Leif Pedersen <email@example.com>
Add missing directory to PLIST
bump PORTREVISION
Noticed by: bento
Submitted by: Erwin Lansing <email@example.com>
Fix depends
PR: ports/46276
Submitted by: Thierry Thomas <email@example.com>
Remove do-configure section, use PERL_CONFIGURE now.
Bad will, don't put manpage references in the PLIST! Bad! No more committing
until you fix that p5-Class-Tom error too! Put manpages in the Makefile like
you're supposed to!
Add missed dependencies on Apache and mod_perl.
Add p5-Apache-AuthCookie 2.011, a perl module to provide custom forms for
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I am new to this website kind of stuffs, my first website is www.newinformations.com. Initially I started to post articles like a blog and got interested in site like gsmarena . I searched the whole internet for the clone script and couldn't find a single one. But some how I managed to find a site similar to gsmarena which is http://phonepedia.net/htc-wildfire-s and got their theme and hoped that the search is over . After installing it I came to know that there is some more needed than theme.
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I need a database which should allow me to create a table with predefined fields, take a look at this link http://phonepedia.net/htc-wildfire-s they have a table for mobile phone with three column of which two will be a constant and third column which gets changed according to the mobile phone.
I need a similar database which should allow me to create a table say for example table-1 for mobile phone, with the help of table1 i will be adding 100's of mobile phone details and table-2 be for cars , with help of that i should be able to add 100's of car specifications as a table.
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-- BRENDA L. GAMMETER, 53, of 107 State Street, Janesville, at 5:40 a.m. Tuesday on a bench warrant charging her with failing to appear in court on a previous change of operating while intoxicated, fifth offense. She was also arrested on a warrant charging her with felony bail jumping.
-- SAVANA D. REW, 18, of 1524 E. Racine St., Apt. 13, Janesville, at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at 3704 Stuart St., No. 5, Janesville, on a charge of second-degree recklessly endangering safety. Rew is accused of backing at a high rate of speed into another vehicle in the parking lot of Roman�s 66, 108 Center Ave., Janesville, at 5:59 p.m. Monday. No one was injured in the crash, according to police reports.
Intoxicated driving arrests
-- THERESE M. SMYTHE, 47, De Forest, at 7:53 p.m. Sunday at Mercy Hospital and Trauma Center, Janesville, on a charge of causing injury by intoxicated driving. Smythe was westbound on Racine Street east of Palmer Drive when at 7:14 p.m. Sunday she struck a truck driven by Steven M. Mertes, 43, of 418 Caroline St., Janesville. Smythe continued west on Racine Street until her vehicle struck a tree on the west side of Randall Avenue at Racine at 7:15 p.m. She attempted to flee the scene a second time. During that crash investigation, a police report stated Smythe was transported for treatment of her intoxication. Mercy Hospital and Trauma Center, Janesville, said she was not treated there.
-- ERIC L. HAZELTINE, 24, of 103 Division St., Milton, at 2:32 a.m. Sunday at Parker Drive and Hyatt Street in Janesville. The arrest was listed as Hazeltine�s second on an intoxicated driving charge.
-- STEPHEN Y. GARRETT, 44, of 2234 N. Huron Drive, Janesville, at 12:05 a.m. Sunday at 1260 Milton Ave., Janesville. The arrest was listed as Garrett�s third on an intoxicated driving charge.
-- THEFT of a U-Haul truck reported Monday by One Stop Auto, 339 W. Delavan Drive, Janesville. A Madison woman allegedly rented the truck in September and had not returned it.
-- THEFT reported at 10:42 a.m. Nov. 1 on Scharine Road in Johnstown Township. Reported stolen was jewelry valued at $3,600.
-- BURGLARY reported at 4:44 p.m. Thursday on East Road Six in Milton Township. A garage door was forced open and an open case of Mountain Dew was taken.
-- BURGLARY reported at 7:12 p.m. Thursday in the 9100 block of North Fulton Street, Edgerton. Reported stolen was a chain saw valued at $200.
-- CENTER AVENUE AT MCKINLEY STREET, JANESVILLE, at 7:37 a.m. Monday. A large sport utility vehicle driven by Crystal M. Bauman, 29, of 333 N. High St., Janesville, pulled out from a stop sign on McKinley and struck a car that was southbound on Center driven by Mary J. See, 56, of 112 N. Washington St., Janesville. See and a passenger in Bauman�s vehicle, Kristen M. Barry-Yuhas, 10, were transported for medical treatment, according to police reports. Mercy Hospital and Trauma Center, Janesville, had no record of See, and Mercy does not release information on juveniles. Baumann was cited for operating while suspended, failing to have a child in a child restraint, failure to yield the right of way, no liability insurance and driving an unregistered vehicle.
-- PARKER DRIVE AND CENTERWAY, Janesville, at 8:26 a.m. Monday, Allie R. Schaitel, 20, of 103 Division St., Milton, was driving south on Parker Drive. She tried to turn left onto Centerway, and her Honda Civic struck a Ford F350 pickup truck driven by Bruce A. Titus, 45, of 1212 Clark St., Janesville. Schaitel was transported to Mercy Hospital and Trauma Center, Janesville, where she was treated for her injuries and released.
-- QURAN T. JOHNSON, 19, of 255 S. Jackson St., No. 4, Janesville, with false imprisonment, strangulation, battery and criminal damage. All the charges carry domestic abuse riders.
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-- TIMOTHY E. MCGINTY, 43, Lombard, Ill., at 7:29 p.m. Saturday on West Main Street, Whitewater. He also was cited for hit and run causing property damage.
-- JUSTIN L. HORNER, 21, Fort Atkinson, at 2:23 a.m. Sunday on South Freemont Street, Whitewater.
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I am running Resurrection Remix v5.0.5-20140309 on my Note 2, upgraded from v5.0.2-20140212.
And since then, it doesn't connect to some WiFi networks like my home WiFi. When I activate WiFi, no automatic connection and when trigerring a manual connection from the WiFi menu, it directly to disabled state and doesn't even try to connect (it seems).
Hoewever, it connects normally to my work WiFi.
Note that my home wifi runs on 2,4GHz, my work wifi on both 2,4 and 5GHz.
Any thoughts ?


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British Chemical Trust. Practically all British industrial chemical concerns went under centralized control last week upon the formation of the Imperial Chemical Industries, a half billion dollar concern. The principal components are the Brunner Mond Co. (heavy chem-icals), British Dyestuffs Corp., Nobel industries (explosives), and United Alkali Co., each of which already predominates over its branch of the trade. Earnings of the combine will approximate $20,000,000 yearly, according to Sir Alfred Moritz Mond, chairman. One of his associates, as director, is Rufus Daniel Isaacs, Marquis of Reading, onetime Viceroy and Governor...
Business: Business Notes, Nov. 15, 1926
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Need some fabric!
by, 06-05-2012 at 10:18 AM (277 Views)
Hi, I'm new as far as this blog is concerned but hope someone can help me.
I need just a little--1/2 yd-- of a blue stripe fabric that is "Venetian Holiday" style E882 by Hoffman California International Fabrics. I shorted myself and now my quilt shop is out of the fabric. So far, I've not been able to find any online. Help!!
Thanks a bunch.


text: Thanks to lizeepea for sending me this one. I returned home from Guatemala to find this one in my mailbox. I am a fan of Guayusa that I have tried and this one is good too. I didn't pick up much chocolate in it but the fruit is good and doe not overpower the tea. Mmmmm I'm thinking I might have to order from Davids on the next tea order.