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Hyderabad, Oct. 3: Prominent VIPs have been flocking to House 1310 on Road 65 at Jubilee Hills here to enquire about . Chandrababu Naidu, who survived an assassination attempt near Tirupati on Wednesday.
The Peoples War Group had planted six claymore (a type of anti-personnel) mines in flowerbeds along the route to be taken by the Andhra Pradesh chief minister to the temple. Naidu had what he termed a providential escape, suffering only minor injuries.
President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani were among the high-profile visitors to drop in on Naidu today.
The President broke with protocol and interrupted his busy schedule to visit the chief minister, who he said, was endowed with true leadership qualities.
Kalam was meant to inaugurate a school, but instead rushed to meet Naidu. During the 10-minute meeting I had with the chief minister, he spoke only about what he needs to do for the state and the people, the President said.
Inspite of physical pain, his mind is alert and yearning to serve the people, Kalam said. The President lauded Naidus courage, conviction and commitment to work, saying: I pray for his speedy recovery.
Advani was among the first to call on the chief minister. He spent 15 minutes meeting Telugu Desam leaders and discussed security lapses before flying back to Delhi.
The deputy Prime Minister said there should be a two-pronged strategy to take on the Naxalites, with socio-economic measures accompanying a crackdown on left-wing violence.
Leading film stars, prominent industrialists, politicians and sportsmen called on Naidu.
The chief ministers office said it had received thousands of faxes, e-mails and telephone calls wishing Naidu a speedy recovery.
The flood of enquiries compelled the chief minister to appear before the media in the afternoon and thank the people for their concern.
It is a rebirth for me and I thank the almighty for giving me another opportunity to serve the people
, he said.
State security adviser S. Subramaniam, a former director of the National Security Guard, has been asked to probe the lapses that led to the attack.
He met eyewitnesses and policemen at Tirupati and is likely to submit his report within three days.
Home minister T. Devender Goud said D.T. Naik, additional director-general of police, has been asked to conduct criminal investigations into the blast. A special investigation team has been set up under him to probe the blast, the Naxalites modus operandi and the kind of mines used.
The Andhra government has also appointed Prakash Singh, a former Uttar Pradesh director-general of police, commissioner of inquiry to investigate the attack.
The commission is expected to report within two months on the security lapses and suggest what must be done to curb such attacks.
Naveen Chand, Chittoor superintendent of police, and Ramanayya, chief of the bomb squad, have been suspended for their lapses.

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Known primarily as the leader of the philosophical movement transcendentalism, which stresses the ties of humans to nature, Ralph Waldo Emerson, American poet and essayist, was born in Boston in 1803. From a long line of religious leaders, Emerson became the minister of the Second Church (Unitarian) in 1829. He left the church in 1832 because of profound differences in interpretation and doubts about church doctrine. He visited England and met with British writers and philosophers. It was during this first excursion abroad that Emerson formulated his ideas for Self-Reliance. He returned to the United States in 1833 and settled in Concord, Massachusetts. He began lecturing in Boston. His first book, Nature (1836), published anonymously, detailed his belief and has come to be regarded as his most significant original work on the essence of his philosophy of transcendentalism. The first volume of Essays (1841) contained some of Emerson's most popular works, including the renowned Self-Reliance. Emerson befriended and influenced a number of American authors including Henry David Thoreau. It was Emerson's practice of keeping a journal that inspired Thoreau to do the same and set the stage for Thoreau's experiences at Walden Pond. Emerson married twice (his first wife Ellen died in 1831 of tuberculosis) and had four children (two boys and two girls) with his second wife, Lydia. His first born, Waldo, died at age six. Emerson died in Concord on April 27, 1882 at the age of 78 due to pneumonia and is buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Concord, Massachusetts.
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how can i get Divorce from my wife
I am 33 year old male. I got married in January 2008. We got separated after 6 months of marriage due to incompatibility. We went through marriage counselling to fix problems, but it never worked. I filed for divorce in September 2009 under the grounds of cruelty, because the girl did not want to sign mutual consent. The case at the family court finally concluded in October 2012, which went to the girl's favour. I appealed at the high court by February 2013. The appeal at high court never progressed, still waiting for a response. At the same time, the girl and her family started harassing me and my family. They filed a case under section 7 (i) (c) against me and family, saying I took 2 kilos of gold and some money as dowry. They also attached my ancestral home with this petition. Since you know my marriage ended in 2008 (we have no kids with this marriage), i moved on with my life and i feel in love with a girl. I live abroad now. My wife's family got to know about my lover and now they filed a criminal case against me and my lover and our families under section 494 r/w 34, saying that I married another girl while i am legally still married. Though its false that i got married again, now my life has gone for a complete toss. My lover and her parents are dragged into this, my old mother, my siblings. Now all of them are frustrated on me, because cops even went to their house to arrest. We have now taken anticipatory bail for all relatives living in India, but our lawyer is not giving ideas as of how to handle this case. I am also frustrated that the matrimonial appeal in high court has not progressed though its been 2 years since i filed. Can you please give some legal advise how to get rid of this mess?
you have not reproduced order of trial court wherein your divorce petition was dismissed . 2) it is necessary to go through order of dismissal of divorce petition passed by family court to advice . 3) you have stated that you have filed an appeal against order of dismissal of your petition . please note that appeal takes number of years to be disposed of . it woul depend upon pendency of cases in HC 4) since there are hundreds of appeals pending HC wont expedite your final hearing of divorce petition unless grounds for urgency are made out by you . 5)as far as case of bigamy is concerned wife has to prove the allegations made in complaint . she has to prove that you actually remarried during subsistence of your earlier marriage . complaint would be dismissed but it may take some years on account of long pendency of court cases in trial court . 6) as far as orders for attachment of ancestral property are concerned unless you reproduce the grounds on which order has been passed we cant advice you . 7) similarly allegations made by your wife regarding you taking 2 kgs of gold have to be proved by her . these are nothing but intimidatory tactics adopted by your wife to force you to settle as per their term
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Baviaanskloof Tours (Bookings are essential. Tours only available on weekends and public holidays)
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The purpose of the Information Center, situated in Cambria at the Baviaanskloof Lodge, is to provide prospective tourists to the Baviaanskloof with first hand tourist related information. Over the past years of service to the tourist, the Center has handled thousands of enquiries world wide. We are partners in the conservation initiative of the Baviaanskloof Mega-reserve and our goal is to contribute towards the development of the conservation economy of the area to include the upliftment of the local communities.
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Road Conditions / Traveling Time: The road (R332) through the Baviaanskloof is a narrow, steep, gravel surfaced, winding road, through breathtaking mountainous terrain. The distance between Komdomo at the Eastern entrance, to Willowmore in the West, is approximately 203 km. The traveling time however, is 6 to 8 hours. It is advisable to make enquiries beforehand regarding road conditions as well as suitable vehicle type. Presently the stretch of road between Cambria and Geelhoutbos can only be accessed with a 4x4 or other "High-rider" type of vehicle.
The Baviaanskloof is becoming an increasingly popular tourist destination. To avoid disappointment and consequent inconvenience, plan your visit and make your bookings well in advance.
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Mark Sanchez Named Jets Starting QB
New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan officially announced rookie Mark Sanchez as their starting quarterback. Sanchez will be the first rookie QB to start the season opener for the organization since Dick Jamieson in 1960, back when they were known as the New York Titans. "I feel that the best move for our franchise and our team is to go with Mark as our quarterback," Ryan said Wednesday. "I think Mark gives us the best opportunity to win."
It was only possible for the Jets to select Sanchez through trading up in the draft. This off-season they signed the former USC standout to a five-year deal that could be worth up to $60 million($28 million guaranteed). In last week's preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens, Sanchez completed just 3 of 8 passes for 43 yards.
During his debut he was welcomed to the NFL by veteran Ray Lewis with a hit to the stomach, causing him to toss up an interception. "Not obviously the way you want to start. I thought I was doing the right thing; I felt Ray come free on the right side from the protection," said Sanchez. "I was checking it down to the flat, perfect. Haloti just jumped right in front of the ball and made a really athletic play."
Sanchez and the Jets are scheduled to face off against the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles before kicking off the regular season against the Houston Texans on Sunday, September 13th at Reliant Stadium.
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Unanswered: Oracle Installer Disappears
The symptom: Oracle 10g R2 Installer shuts down immediately upon pressing the Next button during Oracle patch install. It does not install the patch and does not report any errors in the logs.
The scenario: This occurs in a 64-bit system with Oracle 64-bit database and Oracle 32-bit client on a MS Windows 2003 server with SP2. On a 64-bit system, there are two Program Files folder structures, one for 64-bit systems (Program Files) and one for 32-bit systems (Program Files (x86)). When Oracle installs 64-bit products, it updates the inventory in the Program Files structure. When Oracle installs 32-bit products, it updates the inventory in the Program Files (x86) structure. However, there is only one registry entry pointing to the location of the inventory -- in the 64-bit area of the registry (this is the main registry; the 32-bit registry is a structure called Wow6432node). Apparently, when the client was installed, it replaced the location of the inventory, pointing Oracle to the Program Files (x86) structure. So, when the installer went to run the patch, it was pointed to the wrong inventory; it thought there were no database products installed. The installer, seeing it apparently has nothing to do, exits when you click on Next. (The clue was the 64-bit installer said there were no Oracle products installed on the machine.)
Immediate solution: Change the registry entry to point to Program Files.
Better solution: If you are doing a new install, apply the patch after you install the database and before you install the client. This will avoid other problems with the patch install involving the TNS listener.
I am posting this because I could not find anything on this forum or in Google that helped. Hopefully, this posting will help someone else resolve the issue more quickly than we did.


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During her short life, LaKiesha Mason faced more than one physical and emotional trauma, once as a toddler when she was severely burned in a kitchen accident and later as a teen when she was thrown from a car in a rollover crash.
She bounced back each time.
So when her parents got the news early May 24, 2009 — LaKiesha's 21st birthday — that their daughter had been gravely injured in a downtown San Diego shooting, they clung to a slim hope that she'd pull through once again.
"That was a little bit in the back of (my) mind," said Sam Mason, LaKiesha's father, recalling that day. "OK, she'll survive. We'll get her through this."
Her mother, Debra Nesby, also tried to convince herself: "She's a cat. She has nine lives."
But those hopes were dashed about 4:30 a.m., when family members who had raced to a hospital learned that LaKeisha was dead. Hours earlier, she had been celebrating a milestone birthday with her older sister and friends in the Gaslamp Quarter, when suspected gang members started brawling and shooting in the street.
A stray bullet hit her in the left temple.
Three years later, a San Diego Superior Court trial is under way for a trio of defendants accused of killing her and wounding two others. Dontaye Craig, 28, Frederick Roberson, 25, and Rashad Scott, 20, face charges of murder, attempted murder and assault with a firearm.
If convicted, they could spend the rest of their lives in prison.
Since the trial began in early August, LaKeisha's parents have had front-row seats in the courtroom, watching the witnesses testify — some of whom are admitted gang members — and considering the evidence, much of which is circumstantial.
The parents, who had two daughters together and children from other relationships, admitted being nervous about the judicial process and learning first-hand the differences between television court drama and real-life.
"I've never really sat through a trial," said Mason, who works as a special education counselor for the San Diego School Unified District. "You don't have the CSI moment where they're like, 'We got you,'"
Nesby, a home health-care worker, agreed.
"You never know what the jury is thinking," she said.
Prosecutors say the defendants are gang members from a southeastern San Diego neighborhood. They felt they were disrespected by rivals, a man named Richard Turner in particular, during a confrontation on E Street between Fourth and Fifth avenues.
A fight broke out and Turner was shot five times. Another man, who wasn't involved in the fight, was shot in his back as he walked away from the melee.
Deputy District Attorney James Simmons has said that witness testimony, particularly that of a former co-defendant who agreed to testify in exchange for a lighter sentence, corroborates the evidence and links the defendants to the shooting.
The prosecutor showed jurors a photo of the defendants posing together outside an apartment complex shortly before they drove to the Gaslamp. Craig is believed to have been the shooter.
Scott and Roberson can also be seen in surveillance video walking east on E Street minutes before the shooting. A hat and hooded sweatshirt with Roberson's DNA on them were left at the scene.
Defense attorneys said that the prosecution's evidence would not support guilty verdicts against their clients. Much of the case, they said, relies on testimony that is untrustworthy or unreliable.
"Think about how it was down there that night, how many people were drinking or focused on something else," said Frank Birchak, a deputy alternate public defender who represents Roberson, in court during his opening statement. He noted that the incident was over in about a minute.
Scott's lawyer, Timothy Chandler, said his client had nothing to do with the shooting.
"He's been implicated by somebody who is seeking a benefit," Chandler said, referring to the cooperating witness. He said the benefit, which allows the witness to avoid a possible life sentence, is so big that "his truthfulness is certainly doubtful."
Craig's attorney, John Mitchell, did not give an opening statement at the start of the trial. He declined to comment for this story.
LaKiesha's parents said they find it hard to listen to some of the testimony and the questions posed by the lawyers. But they do it for their daughter and the siblings she left behind.
"What hurts the most is thinking that her brothers and sisters won't get justice for the loss of their sister," Mason said. Just for a moment, his eyes welled with tears.
Nesby, who said she's been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, said she isn't sure how she and her family will move on once the trial is over, whatever the outcome.
"I just always feel like I'm in the dark," she said. "I can't quite find that light yet."
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Safely remove hardware - alternative needed
I need an alternative to the 'safely remove hardware' button in the sytem tray. This is cos I kill my taskbar with a little app in my startup folder resulting in just the start pearl showing but no actual bar, system notifications, etc. A problem has arisen in trying to safely remove a peripheral. With flash drives, SD cards, modems, etc I can still click on My Computer, right-click the device and select 'eject' or 'safely remove'. This doesn't work with my external harddrive though. There is no 'eject' or 'safely remove' option when I right click it.
Does anyone know of an alternative? I've done a fair bit of searching but found nothing yet and Micosoft's help page is no has nothing on the topic
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Hello Bigseb,
You might see if using this Safely Remove Hardware shortcut instead may work for you.
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Thanx a bundle, mate. The desktop link works fine. Now gonna see if I can get it working in my dock. Cheers.
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Great, many thanks for providing this solution.
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You're most welcome Snahl. I'm happy to hear that you got it sorted.
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New Publication! March 10
Here's the cover for a new book out on Duke University Press, in which I have a chapter. It's edited by long-time colleagues Marc Steinberg and Alex Zahlten. My piece is about the artist Rokudenashiko, who has been challenging some of the highest laws of the land (Japan) with her hand-sized sculptures and other works. She uses her body in funny, plastic ways–molds shaped on the curves and whorls of her vulva–to make tableaux and art pieces. She was jailed twice for these pieces, brought up on charges of obscenity.
Rokudenashiko's arrest and trial for transmitting the scanned data of her body to crowd-funding supporters is still ongoing. It has brought a new kind of art activism into the public arena, bringing humor and tenacity to the use of the body as an art form. For me, she approaches the "theory" of the book's theme through the practice of speculative design, using plastic materials to challenge standards that regulate women's bodies and want them to transform in ways useable for the state–standards that threaten to extend the definition of obscenity into the pre-artistic realms of data collection and transmission.
There's other good stuff in the book, too, by way of introducing major figures and movements who have contributed to 20th/21st c. approaches to media in Japan!
Talk on food and place-making Nov 26
I'll be speaking from 2-4pm on November 26th at the Suginami Ward Public Library on some of the food justice & community-building things I worked with in LA. While the concept of "food justice" doesn't have the same ring in Japanese, and it is not as geographically based (e.g. food deserts) as in the US, many people are aware of stratified access to good, tasty, fresh affordable food. And are starting programs and informal orgs to deal with it. I touch on some of those common connections, and on some neat projects I found in a recent trip to Alaska, in this talk…no reading required, but a reservation is good–call the library at the # on the poster.
back to school
The higanbana, equinox flower, is the traditional back-to-school foliage in my part of the world. My campus used to be a medicinal herb garden for the Tokugawa shogunate. Even today, it is impeccably maintained, though more for passers-by than healers at this point. Though who is to say, really.
Higanbana's name is a compound of "the other shore" + "flower," and the other shore is, of course, a metaphor for shades, the dead, and the marker of days that now gradate into more dark than light–the equinox. It blooms and dies within a few days. For obvious reasons, it is also a good marker for the return to school and the dwindling days, and light, of summer.
The toggling effect of the higanbana–poised between day and night, life and death, nature and culture–is one I tried to keep in mind as I made up this semester's syllabi. As a patron flower, you could do worse than picking one that moves between two planes. A flower that, in other words, code-switches pretty effectively (and who knows what lurks on the other side, really…).
Code-switching was initially an idea in socio-linguistics, to refer to the ways that people moved between languages of genres of language (dialect, formality, etc)–and the ways that mattered, by fostering doubled identities and linguistic worlds in one person. More recently, it's appeared in pop culture to point out how people move between different languages as they traverse different worlds of formal culture, informal culture, street culture, and/or subculture, especially as those worlds are racialized and work through different expressions of gender. It's a pretty common feeling for anyone who has lived or been abroad, even if "abroad" is just down the street.
This semester I find myself teaching 2 grad research methods classes, in addition to 6 UG classes. A pretty typical Japanese-professor load, 8 all together. One is in what "professionalization" means for grad students starting out in English-based literary studies in Japan; the other is on eco-cinema, with films from Japan, US, northern/indigenous Canada, and China.
In literary studies, recent years have seen a mini-boom in the field of object-oriented literary studies. On one hand, this lit-crit approach is an effort to de-center the exclusive humanism of some lit-crit, to guide attention to relations in texts, and thus the world, that provide contexts for humans–not only history, per se, but objects such as one typically finds in realist lit, in categories like machines, tools, furniture, dwellings, non-human and non-animal beings.
This line of thought, often described as object-oriented-ontology (OOO, a fun acronym to add to typical academic prose!), has, understandably, been prominent in Romantic literary studies, which tends to privilege consciousness, imagination, and the vernacular human when it treats poetry and poetics. (Maybe it goes without saying, but the transcendental, in the age of the anthropocene, is mostly bracketed as a fiction in OOO, if not out of the picture altogether. Timothy Morton's writings on "ecology without nature" are a good reference and his book of the same title does an awesome job of breaking down how modern Anglophone writing (including some non-western texts in English, and a separate body of Romantic-influenced, non-western, modern fictional works) understands "nature," in great part, in ways that stem from Romantic poetics.
Personally, I'm not as interested in the ontological questions (nor do I have the philosophical/linguistic training to root out a lot of the textual disputes and work with them) that reprise things that, in the end, still seem idealist to me. Questions like: "What Is X?" or "What Is Being?". Defining, therefore fixing, ontology seems at odds with making the new relations vis-a-vis the "natural" world, to keep up with things like climate change, population flows and displacements, and resource depletion. I'm more interested in how the meanings, and the undertow of narratives, are constructed, and arguments made (in abstracted systems, such as the voices, POVs, and textual moves we use to put narratives and reading experiences together.)
It's a long way from a flower, per se, but natural objects as portals to alternate cosmologies is a familiar dynamic that traverses Japanese classical lit, to speculative fiction of today, to the edited film-objects that make up doc films that, in turn, put us as viewers into new relations to this world (or try to). Many recent pushes in the "keep Humanities alive" trajectory involve treating texts as objects, within which other objects might be found, classified, and later read–so-called "Distant Reading."
Being able to use Big Data to trawl for possible words and phrases across many texts, as first-stage research, is appealing, as one of many research tools. But it's not a substitute for reading closely for patterns and style that are essentially genre-driven–all about context and fit with convention. This semester, I hope to keep that higanbana in mind, as a port of entry into another world, as I continue to read and watch stories of natural objects in a changing world, and work with my students to open, read, and re-link the archives to this world.
Press briefing after the Rokudenashiko verdict
In early afternoon on a Monday, a crowd and an array of microphones and video-cameras assembled in the basement hall of the Hibiya Public Library, for a post-verdict press briefing on the three counts of obscenity that Rokudenashiko was charged with in 2014.
In this blog post, I pull together some contexts of the trial, some excerpts and observations from the press briefing, and some AV materials. Given that both prosecution and defense will appeal, it is not "game over" yet. At the end, I pull out some concepts that the academic- and activist-minded could use to help build a rhetoric of advocacy for the next stage of the game.
Mapping the space of conversation
The setting is the edge of Hibiya Park, a short walk from many government ministry and official buildings. The verdict of Rokudenashiko's trial was scheduled for 1:00pm at the Tokyo District Court, one of these buildings; the press briefing started a little after 3:00pm. As we ponder the significance of the verdict, and how the de-briefing worked, let's first look at the locations of these events.
Hibiya Park is a big chunk of greenspace in an otherwise heat-island prone part of the official paper-moving part of Tokyo, its ministries and government buildings. The city's Bureau of Construction describes it as a "green oasis in a business town." Tom Havens writes, in his book on parks in modern Tokyo since the 1870s, that "starting with the Hibiya demonstrations of 1905 some city parks also served as "spaces of representation." He sees Hibiya Park through geographer Henri "Lefebvre's terms, where commoners aired views on public affairs and reconfigured parklands to create geographies of opposition to officialdom" (5). A "geography of opposition" can mean many ways of inhabiting pre-existing urban space and forms. Hibiya Park is notable because the 1905 demos that Havens refer to catalyzed a large wave of public protest after a treaty was passed that left Japanese people holding the (money) bag at the conclusion of the Russo-Japanese War, and resulted in outrage after word reached the streets. As historian Andrew Gordon writes,
On September 5, 1905, a massive three-day riot erupted in Tokyo protesting the disappointing terms of the peace treaty that ended the Russo-Japanese War. A decade earlier, after emerging victorious in the Sino-Japanese War, Japan had demanded and received a huge indemnity from defeated China. Although the war with Russia was far more costly in casualties and money, both sides were exhausted by 1905 and Japan was in no position to demand an indemnity from Russia. Because the Japanese public had been bombarded with reports of victory after victory, expectations of a profitable peace settlement were high and the outrage when this did not materialize was enormous.
In the case of Rokudenashiko's trial and her team's advocacy for her position, the "opposition" is less than it was in 1905 about streaming in from the outside and sparking damage to the governance who betrayed them, rippling into its environs. It is more about changing the terms of this governance that unjustly limits and stabilizes the meaning of sex and bodies by engaging with the legal structures that define and sculpt the kinds of representations–kinds of art and symbolic production–that are allowed in the public sphere.
As lawyer Yamaguchi Takashi noted, the imagined "character" (my word) of the trial, as we imagine its impact on a real person, is "a regular person" (一般人). It's not the hypothetical person who has an appetite for niche kinds of pervy things (変態性欲), such as, say, a photo-book of powershovels. (An audience member in Q-and-A gave this example to maintain that anyone can be excited by anything, and defining sexual parameters is difficult. Yamaguchi said that this was not the definition the court sought.) The key point in this trial is a definition of morality for the typical, general, average person–who presumably is not turned on by powershovels. The definition attempts to assert, but not to expand, a definition of normal sexuality.
The venue itself
Some music and videos gave a feisty and slightly hectic vibe, playing to the room of reporters, writers and regular people. (I mention these types because they identified themselves as such in the Q-and-A period). Below is a version posted May 10, the day after the verdict. It incorporates the "split decision" nature of the verdict.
Draped over each empty seat was an A3-sized copy of the Manko shinbun (Pussy Paper), below. This issue is pretty text-heavy.
The text-to-image ratio actually reminded me of the weekly-magazine graphics like this one that Gordon includes in his article.
I was curious what kind of entry the team would make, as the doors, like most auditoriums, were at the rear, and the venue was perfect for the sort of hip-hop triumph stride, or avant-garde theatre "surprise" stride down the aisles. But in fact, what happened was that most people read about the verdict on Twitter, some cameras vanished to get Rokudenashiko on film as they approached the venue, and the team walked in like regular people, before assembling on the stage, with computers (for fact-checking with Google-sensei), water bottles and regular professional gear.
The proceedings
Nashiko herself wore a modest but elegant black dress not inappropriate at a funeral, or a cocktail party. I had a pretty great viewing position, a clear shot to the stage, right behind Fuji TV and TBS cameras.
…to be continued, when I have wrapped up some student projects and other deadline-driven work.
survival food
I got an alert on my phone yesterday from Yahoo weather–they're the service I use to alert me of disasters, insofar as things can be broadcasted ahead of time. Typically, it's about typhoons, but they also have a shaky-house icon they use after a major earthquake, anywhere in the nation. If you're really close, your phone will ring. Sometimes in classrooms, a whole bunch of phones will go off, and get everybody into a tizzy, slightly before the earth starts to move in your exact vicinity.
The reason I got this new alert is to announce some changes to the settings. Apparently people in Kumamoto–which got hit by 2 big quakes recently–have been woken up night and day by the many, many aftershocks and settlings of these 2 bigger ones. Many people, especially older people, have now been living in temp housing for more than a week, spawning new outbreaks of old ailments, such as economy-class disorder, from people sitting inside immobilized, whether because of trauma, rain, fear, mobility difficulties, or all of the above. It seems like this communal life will be in effect for some time to come.
In addition to contributing in whatever way to volunteer efforts, it makes sense to think about how a similar disaster could play out in one's home turf. Of course, nobody ever expected this to happen in Kumamoto, as Kyushu has never registered a level-7 quake before. But this is as good a reason as any to get things together at home, and to know what a range of possible realities is in various situations. One thing that's clear is that canned bread and onigiri (the bulk of Abe's promised 90,000 meals) may be comforting at first, but you can't live on them for more than an immediate emergency.
I'll be posting findings later on disaster food resources in Tokyo (and ones I brought from CA, where gourmet tech yuppies have ensured that REI and similar stores have an ample supply of coconut curries and various eclectic offerings that far outstrip what I have found here, at even higher prices.)
Here is an article I translated from a Nikkei publication, in which a reporter lives for a week on emergency foods, picks some better options, and finds some limits. Disaster, it seems, is bad for your stomach…so, all the more to support volunteer operations that are carting fresh food to underserved people in Kumamoto, as the physical and psychic costs of crappy nutrition are pretty apparent. Comments welcome!
What I Learned and What to Do About It—Canned by Canned Foods
2013/2/8 Nikkei shinbun Plus One
More and more households have started to stockpile supplies of emergency food since the 3/11 disasters. In the past, people had to make do with what they had on hand if they got stuck at home due to getting whacked by something like new strains of the flu. What kind of food supplies should people have on hand so they can get through a disaster of this kind?
This reporter (34) set out to see what it would be like to live on emergency foods for a week. I decided to keep the rest of my life "business as usual," changing only my eating habits to fit the disaster scheme. On weekdays, I brought my emergency food as a bentō to work. I was lucky enough to spend my time in rooms with adequate heating, and to be able to jump in a warm bath—which I certainly wouldn't be able to do in a regular disaster scenario, but I figured I would still be able to take some lessons from the situation.
Lifeline Sticking it out for 3 days
I spoke to professor emerita OKUDA Kazuko of Kōnan Women's College, an expert in emergency food. She advised me, "you should experience what it is like to go three days without basic services (lifeline, in Japanese) like gas, water and electricity." I decided to use a regular gas stove to heat my food after the fourth day, and to drink mineral water for the whole stretch of seven days.
At first, I had to think about what volume a week's worth of food actually consisted of. SATŌ Kyōko, a nationally registered dietician from Sendai versed in emergency food, who advised me to eat, "staples like rice and bread, fresh foods like fish and meat, and side dishes featuring vegetables." She added, "keep an eye out, as it's easy to get constipation due to a lack of vitamins and fiber that you typically find in vegetables."
I limited my food to those that had a shelf life of at least six months. As a reference, I used a menu plan for a week (21 meals) that Okuda-san made, and set out for a store that stocked a range of emergency foods. I was able to buy items that included canned bread and packaged food in pouches that you add hot water to. That cost about 10,000 yen (about $90 USD) for about a third of what I would need. It seems that things sold as emergency food are pretty pricey.
The rest I picked up at my local supermarket. Fish, like saba in miso, and canned vegetables like kiriboshi daikon were about regular price. I also bought freeze-dried spinach and dried fruits like prunes. Okuda-san also told me, "make sure to have some treats, sweet things that you like, to keep your spirits up," so I also picked up some canned fruits, cookies and coffee candies.
You Can't Drink Cold Minestrone
E-translation, 1 week of emergency food
Finally the big day arrived. I cracked open a package of congee (okayu) with ume (plum) sauce, some sweet braised chicken stew (鶏のうま煮) and some canned kiriboshi daikon. It was kind of cold, but I managed to get it down.
NAKAZAWA Takashi, of the National Institute of Science and Technology Policy, commented that "on a spacecraft, you eat that day what you want to eat from a set supply of food." He adds, "you pick according to your mood." I started with things that you can eat even when they're cold.
There were some flops. Like the minestrone with an oil slick floating on top that was impossible to eat lukewarm. And the packaged curry that was advertised as "good to eat even cold" was pretty awful.
The best of the bunch was definitely the congee. It was good even when cold, and since it was full of liquid, it was easy to swallow. With bread you really need water, and I didn't really like it cold. On the evening of the third day, I started to want to eat hot things. I tried to warm a package of congee by sticking it in my futon when I went to sleep, but it didn't get warmed up.
On the night of the third day, I ate some packaged food warmed up with a heat pack. In about 30 minutes, my dinner of white rice and stew was piping hot, and I was able to eat a hot meal for the first time in three days. The heat conducted the cooking smell, and for the first time in a while it sparked a real appetite. It actually brought a tear to my eyes. Packaged food warmed with a heat pack is pretty expensive, but when you have no access to real heat it can make a difference. I vowed to make sure some of these were in my next stash of emergency supplies.
Sodium in Canned Foods—After 4 Days, My Stomach Hurts
On the fourth day, I started to use a gas stove. I thought that would really give a boost to my eating habits, but just then my stomach started to hurt. When I consulted Sato-san, she explained, "you were living on salty canned foods for a while, so maybe your system just got tired."
For the three days that I couldn't use the stove, even when I didn't have a real appetite I tried to keep a good nutritional balance, eating canned fish, meat and vegetables that I wasn't used to eating. Without noticing it looks like I pushed it too far.
Satō-san recommended that I, "plump up some freeze-dried vegetables with hot water and add a little weak broth, to make a dish that's easier on your body." I felt a little better after I did, and this mild taste suffused my body.
Contrast to my expectations at first, I felt the worst around days 5 and 6. My stomach went back to normal, but I had no appetite. In my case, the intake of meat and fish was harder than vegetables. Even with the same canned product, the taste varies from brand to brand. I figured out that it would be best to start from the things that your family liked eating and work from there, so that you're already eating things you're used to.
Okuda-san says that, "eating things that are close to what your family usually eats helps give you strength to deal with things, especially in times of emergency." My experience during this week really brought that idea home for me.
Reporter's jottings
Time and time again I thought to myself, wow, I really had no idea. Before, what I had in the house for 3 people was 2 bottles of water, 10 packages of prepared "alpha" rice, and 2 packs of biscuits for kids. I had a portable gas stove, in but retrospect, that seems pretty optimistic.
When the end of my experiment with emergency food was in sight, I spewed complaints at my family. The whole experience really forced me to rethink how hard it is to live when you've been hit with a disaster. This has been a real learning experience for me.
–Sakamoto Yōko
Originally published in Nikkei Plus One, February 2, 2013
Modular futures, black robots in Showa Japan
…aaaand, below is the audio, in MP3 format. 3 versions–collect them all!
Text and audio from scratched talk @ UCLA, for a conference in June 2015 on robots, called Machine Dreams. It was a great event organized by Margaret Rhee with tons of poets, art people, scholars…a great event I was supposed to participate in, over these high wires. As it turned out, I got sick, for the first time in–15? 20?–years, and the new software and hardware I was learning to record the talk for broadcast only came together at the very last minute (neighbor's dog going off during recording, my stupid dyslexification of the actual time difference, everything happening sooo slowly), and I showed up an hour late to my 2am time slot. I ended up delaying the whole thing, as they waited patiently, and then never gave the thing. So I blew it. BUT, it's still a good summary of a book chapter I just published, and pulls in some current events from Japanese diplomatic use of robots, and is a decent archive.
Reconnecting to nature through food, 日本語版
text of talk Reconnecting to Nature through Food–日本語版
This is the Japanese text of a talk, with PowerPoint slides, that I did about a year ago, just after I arrived in Tokyo. My school has an active program in environmental humanities (環境人文学), of which this was a part. This year, we continue with projects–growing mushrooms, assessing the campus, screening films. This prez gives a sense of how I am translating some concepts from my time in LA, both in universities and in the field, to work in Tokyo.
road trip, osaka
Here is a shot of a neighborhood shrine, caught on the fly, walking down a hot noonday street. I went down for a workshop this week, the first road trip after my first official year of work/teaching was over.
It was the yellow "police line" protective barrier that caught my eye–the shrine is on the corner of a highway-esque main street as it turns into a small alley. One of those streets that is basically a 400-year-old road, now half a foot wider…I had to wonder at what brought on the neighborhood decision to shelter the shrine with this mild barrier…
edo waterways
This weekend I took a tour of Edo-era waterways, getting to know the way that the civil engineering projects of the city of Edo (now Tokyo) sculpted the landscape, ferried people, connected spaces, and shuttled goods around the city. Edo was the biggest metropolis in the world in around 1800, surpassing Paris and London (and presumably other cities…). The "great unifier" Tokugawa Ieyasu had big plans, which included not only the first national tax systems and surveys, but city planning of his new roost to a massive extent. As a counterpoint to the grid-like development of major Euro cities, Edo has been a point of reference for people who want to balance growth and sustainable relationships with building and resources. The rivers were part of a huge development project in which land was excavated the re-located, and where the port life of Tokyo extended all the way into the city, far from its fringes. (For more on the kinds of settlement, firebreak and entertainment districts that cropped up, see Jinnai Hidenobu's Japan Echo article here.)
Anyway, the trip was pretty great. It was led by a design/planning historian who has been doing this for a few years. He had to take a break a few times from narrating, a reality check moment in the life of Japanese academia. The face-time and on-time for talking and public speaking is so much more lively and important here than in the R-1 hermit culture of US universities that my field encourages. (The North American kind of work setup rewarded in a lot of the Humanities really discourages interaction apart from official pedagogical events, like classes and conferences, things that go on a CV. The versions of public intellectual in Japan are more market-responsive in interesting ways, more social and differently 'productive' in a lot of cases…but that is another post.) I felt a pang of sympathy, the throb of killing off my character from an earlier teaching-job life, as my throat was literally raw from all the teaching and public talking I had to do my first week at my new job. I was glad not to have to be verbal, but just to slosh around taking in the landscape (ok, and some new engineering vocabulary).
The timing of our trip was lucky, as some of the locks on the rivers had only recently started opening on Saturdays, meaning we could get through that part of the laced network of waterways. We passed through fishing villages, party-boat districts, varying degrees of small-scale wave (the Sumida-gawa was the choppiest, but only in contrast to the utter placidness of the rest), rock walls still standing and bordering the river from the 1600s, tons of scenic views, and under a whole array of historical bridge styles.
The headroom was, apparently, precisely 23cm on top in this one.
Then, poof!
The most fun part for me, apart from starting to put together these unfamiliar parts of the city with a different linking system, was the locks. I'm familiar with them from midwestern rivers, but had never been on the boat side of things (as opposed to the car side of things). There was some fancy boat-work necessary when other boats passed–kind of like driving in the Silver Lake hills, you have to negotiate with your neighbor. First, you wait…
..and then it rises. I literally watched the markers on the side of the canal rise meter by meter as we floated up with the loosing of the water flow. It was pretty cool.
A feature of the boat ride was the dispatch of umbrellas in time for the "rain"–the water that inevitably comes dripping off the lock when it is raised.
There are yet more topographies–the rebuilding after the great 1923 fire, for one. But what really impressed me was how much the city had since the 1964 Olympics been re-engineered to make car traffic flow. There was a consistent horizon of car-movement on the surface of the city, things adapted to that horizon of lateral movement that we could see pass by overhead. No doubt 2020, the upcoming Tokyo Olympics, will bring new changes to the water-highway nexus.
For me, this was a great introduction to earlier eco-thought as well as parts of the city I don't know that well. I am not great at transcendental perspectival viewing–I am much better at immersive perception, and this gave me a way to toggle back to the birds' eye view of maps. Some day soon I hope to get to Higashi-ojima, the only "subway" station located smack on top of a river, and see the other flip side.


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Dormant, Mid Season, 26 inch scape, 4 way branching, 20-24 buds,
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Agartala, Jun 12 (UNI) Militancy has shown a steady decline in Tripura as security forces continued to dominate disturbed areas, said Chief Minister Manik Sarkar.
Replying to a query, Mr Sarkar said in the Assembly that in a total of 102 militancy related incidents in 2006, 27 people, including security personnel, were killed while the figure was reduced to 21 in 2007.
According to record, only three people were killed in militant attacks till May 31 this year. However, abduction of innocent villagers or government employees has increased from 43 in 2006 to 59 in 2007 and insurgent groups kidnapped only 22 civilians during the last five months.
In a separate reply, Mr Sarkar informed that altogether 550 insurgents of outlawed groups including National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) and All Tripura Tiger Force (ATTF) have bid farewell to arms during the last three years.
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Simon Munnery: Fylm Trailer (2014)
01 January 2014 60 mins
Simon's back with an all new show based on his remarkable Fylm makking contraption, accompanied on the guitar by Mr David Willis. The show is his second live film (or Fylm) - rendered on the spot by a homemade device operated by Simon from the back of the room. With it, he manipulates his own image and that of various animation cutouts on the table in front of him to create his Fylm which is then projected onto a big screen at the front of the theatre. You will see what the audience saw as they sat and watched the show.
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More like Government Managed Food Supply…
One of the reasons I grow my own garden, that and the fact that the food tastes better.
Wonderfully Toxic Future…
Okay, I admit it. I was really thinking, "What the freak?" Yea, that other "F" word drives me bonkers…just ask my kids. Cringe every time I hear it – and you simply can't avoid hearing it every time South Park is on!
Still, the satire in South Park is enough to make me get my cringes out, while considering the message they so crudely, but often appropriately, call to terms. They certainly address society's issues in their own creative way, don't they?
I don't know. Could be South Park writers and producers are ingesting too many calories from our GMFS. Or maybe they've just found a niche market for people who really don't give a … damn!
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M.A.R.S. Heroes
Martian, Coma and Tanker
2-3″ Scale
By: Hap-P-Kid Toys
$5 for the 3 pack
I spend a lot of time at random places wandering the toy aisles. Whether it's Walgreens, Family Dollar or Fred's, I tend to see a lot of random, cheap toys during the week on my lunch breaks. I found these guys at Dollar General hiding on the top shelf in the back right corner of the store. I remember seeing them back before Christmas and thinking they were neat, but this time I brought 'em home.
$5 for a 3 pack of little robots is pretty cheap, so I have to admit up front I wasn't expecting much from them. They are far from top shelf action figures but I had a lot of fun playing around with them for this review. I may even go back for the other 3 pack and write about them!
There's not much to talk about when it comes to the card. There's a pretty generic explosion/fire motif that looks to be thrown together on a computer. The 3 robots are posed in kind of strange poses in the card. "Martian" is lifting his knee, I guess doing his best Scott Stapp impersonation, while "Tanker" is sitting depression-style like he just gave up the winning run at the Little League World Series. "Coma" is the only one posed in what I would call a normal battle stance.
The card back shows all 6 of the robots available in this line in much neater poses and lists all of their names. It's a good thing too, 'cause otherwise there'd be no indication that they had names at all! There are also some pictures along the bottom of some other toys, I didn't see these at the Dollar General so I don't know if they even exist! The rest of the print advertises the main selling point of these figures, which is the fact that you can take them apart and "Build Your Own Figure!".
These guys are really well sculpted! Even though they are small and cheap they're covered with lots of details that you won't find on larger, more expensive toys. I'm going to break them down figure by figure and point out some of the things I like the most.
Martian is a light blue color and is basically humanoid in shape. He shares most of his basic features with the other robots. Surprisingly enough, they don't appear to share any parts! He came packaged with a gun in one hand but it's removable and easily fits in his other hand as well as Coma's hands.
He's got some nice silver shoulder pads as well as a silver gattling gun on his chest. His green visor really stands out from his face and the little white mouthpiece kind of makes him look like he has a buck tooth.
Coma is a darker blue than Martian and has the same green visor. His silver accents are on his knees and around the neck area. He has a cool little mohawk on the top of his head. He also came with a gun in his hand that can be swapped around, I don't like his gun as much as Martian's but it still looks good. He and Martian look like they could be on the same team because they are both shades of blue.
Tanker stands out the most in this 3 pack and it's not just because he's a vibrant green color. His sculpt is the most unique, he's got the 2 mean looking gun arms that you can see straight away. Instead of a visor like the other guys he has 4 dots that look like radar sensors, he also has a neat antennae on his head.
Tanker also has highlights in the same silver as the other 2 bots, they're on his chest and knees. The silver mouthpiece looks almost like a diver's air intake and it works well. I especially like the hoses that run from his arms to the guns at the end.
I'm quite impressed with the quality of the paint applications on these little robots, there is very little overflow from one color to the other. When a micro-budget toy line like this one can get the paints right it makes me even more disappointed by the mistakes that some of the big companies let through all the time.
The MARS Heroes are articulated with swivel heads and ball joints at the shoulders, hips, knees and ankles. By far not the most poseable of toys, but it's amazing what you can do with that many ball joints. I'd have liked a joint at the elbow, but it's not a deal breaker.
Their swappable parts work pretty well, especially the arms. I enjoyed tinkering around with them, giving Tanker a hand to hold a gun in worked really well. Mixing the upper legs with different lower legs didn't work at all, they were obviously sculpted to go with their primary parts. I'm pretty sure the swappable parts angle was added at the last minute in hopes on boosting sales.
I can definitely imagine a kid spending hours making different robots out of these things. The more options you have the better so I'm sure if I had more of the MARS Heroes I could come up with some really neat combos!
I had some issues with the lower legs falling off when posing them, I'm sure this will only get worse the more the parts are removed and put back on. They stay on well enough when the robots are standing still, but you do have to be pretty careful when moving them.
Accessories? We've got plenty! The MARS Heroes come packaged with 2 hand held guns, 6 back mounted guns and 4 "stands" that function more like environment pieces.
The 2 hand held guns will go in any of the humanoid hands from Martian and Coma while the 6 back mounted guns will go on anyone. 3 of the back guns are meant for the left side and 3 for the right so you are limited a little bit on the combinations you can choose.
The "stands" I found basically useless as they don't actually have usable pegs for the robot's feet to get onto. The only pegs are on top of the rocks at the end of one of them, I guess that's why Martian was singing for Creed in the package. They're made out of a thin, bendy rubber that seems more suited to cake decoration than a toy. I plan to throw these away but someone might find a good use for 'em.
I don't know how I can give these guys anything but a perfect score on value. I've had my share of crummy cheap toys over the years, usually low priced stuff breaks quickly or just plain doesn't work like it's supposed to. These guys do exactly what they are supposed to do and they do it well.
For $5 you get 3 detailed, poseable robots. You get 8 cool looking guns and you get 4 pieces of environment. This is a down right STEAL of a set of toys if you are looking to get bang for your buck.
I've got a LOT of toys in my house right now. These little $5 robots are sitting right at my computer and I don't see them going anywhere for some time. I spent hours playing around with them last night while taking pictures for this review and I can't wait to swing back by Dollar General to pick up the other set.
Whatever you do with these little robots, I think you're going to have a lot of fun. They could be new robots that Dr. Mindbender built for Cobra. They could be a enemies for your Lego Minifigures to band together against. The Autobots might need to protect them from the Decepticons or they might be Armored Berbils. Who knows!
These are the kinds of toys that I love to stumble onto. They are the reason I will never buy exclusively from online retailers. Check them out, I can't wait to see what you guys think of them!
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These are great Jon. A little bit like Gundum, a little bit like Transformers. I love me some cheap deals like this that no doubt would be excellent if you were a youngster… Or if you're an oldster like me who refuses to grow up! Cool review.
I'm still having fun playing around with 'em.
I've been looking around online and found out they came out first in 2006 as single carded guys for $1(!!!!) at Walgreens.
I've never seen the single carded ones, but for $1 you couldn't stop me buying 'em ALL.
See if you can find the earlier ones; there were three robots, three human troopers (wich looked like low budget HALO troopers) and three a liens (my favorites of the bunch). They also made some vehicles thath could be dissasembled and combined with the figures… the possibilities are endless with these guys!
I would absolutely LOVE to have the older ones but I am afraid that ship has sailed. They were apparently really tough to find even when they first came out and there are none on ebay.
It seems like the company is still making toys though, I just saw a couple of really neat looking transforming robots under the MARS Heroes line that I may check out eventually.
If anyone has some of these older guys I'd love to work something out!
These would make nice enemy drone army builders for Ironman,
These are neat, I'll have to see if any turn up in the UK.
Are these the same toys Jin Saotome scraps for parts all the time? He always comes up with really good looking tech on his mecha figures and he talks about parts coming from Mars toys and Armored Core toys.
Awesome review, they kind of remind me of some mega bloks stuff, I'll bet they'd go great with the Dragons Universe toys!
Also,what does M.A.R.S. stand for?
haha! there is no explanation that I can find on the packaging!
this seems to be a generic brand that this company uses to release their boys toys. i've seen large scale Transforming Robots as well as large scale battery operated robots that look to be not poseable.
This is a very impressive, detailed, and exhaustive review of a product that would normally be looked over. Information like this is golden in a world wide web of garbage. GREAT FIND! Your review was very helpful. I'll be looking out for more of your finds!
If you every get that together, please takes some pictures! I'd love to see that!
there are awesome toys, is a cool review i have a few of them but i dont know where i can buy more of them, i looking online but only found the package of frosty, martian & coma i want the tanker to combine with the megabot series and martian has a incredible combination also with the blue megabot of the single package, darkbeat with the trooper or the megabot series looks awesome too
this toys are cheap, cool and great to collect!
Just stumbled into this site, so I'm very late in my commenting here, but… Tanker is sitting because its legs are actually tank treads, too! I think they should be painted.
Anyway, I happened to get all 3 packs, which nets you three clones overall… But I love these figures. Their designs are surprisingly fleshed out and detailed for real mecha fans, their posability is amazing for their cost, they're customizable and are bursting with accessories!


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GIOVANNI Trapattoni managerial curve started on a good note with a valuable away win to kick-start Ireland's Group Eight World Cup adventure.
Away wins have always been hard work for Irish teams and although this game was switched from Georgia to Germany for security reasons collecting all three points on the road was a creditable opener in the 2010 qualifiers.
Kevin Doyle and Glenn Whelan made the scoresheet, and while Whelan's 35-yard strike would go down as a goalkeeping error Doyle's 13th minute finish was a neat goal of real quality.
Steven Reid, who passed the ball beautifully all night, set Robbie Keane free on the right. Aiden McGeady provided the overlap and his crisp delivery was nodded home by Doyle from five yards.
From there the game continued as it started, the Georgians strangely dispirited for a team that might have drawn motivation from serious problems at home. Instead the game was played before less than 5,000 supporters at a neutral venue in Mainz in a hollow atmosphere that sometimes resembled a practice match.
Ireland bossed midfield, with Reid and Whelan dominating the centre and McGeady threatening to make a long-awaited impact down the flanks.
Doyle was busy as ever, and although Keane and Stephen Hunt were less effective Ireland looked very comfortable.
A second goal might have really turned up the heat. Two minutes after scoring Doyle won a free outside the box. Hunt clipped in a cross that Georgi Loria flapped at. Whelan met the loose ball with a well-struck drive that was parried and Richard Dunne drove the rebound back across a crowded area.
Just before the half-hour Hunt won another free. Reid unleashed a piledriver that Loria did well to stop, and with Doyle threatening to make it two, the ball was literally taken off his head and hacked away to safety.
Georgia had yet to mount a serious attack, yet they should have been level after 35 minutes. They won their first corner. Levan Kenia, a 17-year-old prospect, sent in a fine cross and Iashvili, unmarked on the six-yard box, headed over the bar when cleaner contact would certainly have yielded a goal.
It was a warning that Ireland's slender lead would not be enough over 90 minutes play. They remained in control, but Georgia worked themselves back into it without creating a second scoring chance. Whelan got through a lot of work in the center, and considering he isn't even a starter at club level in Stoke City it was a notable display. Steve Finnan, whose drudgery at Liverpool has finally ended with a transfer to Espanyol, was also sharp at full-back but Ireland were unable to raise their tempo up another gear.
Five minutes after the restart John O'Shea repeated Iashvili's miss when he found himself unmarked from McGeady's corner. It was a dreadful header but it might have been forgotten six minutes later. Georgian captain Kaladze left his 'keeper short with a very casual backpass. Keane raced onto it, carried the ball around Loria but his angled shot came back off the upright. McGeady then drove the loose ball narrowly past the other post.
Georgia took heart from the let-off and began to string some passes together. A Kenia free kick had Dunne scrambling at the back post, content to concede a corner.
With the Georgians enjoying a good spell Ireland broke with a fine move that was flattered by a soft goal. McGeady carried the ball from his own area and released Keane out the left with a lovely lofted pass.
Kevin Kilbane, wearing a face mask to protect a recently fractured cheekbone, stitched the ball through to Reid and when Whelan ran into space he let fly from over 30 yards. The ball dipped in front of Loria and spun into the net.
The 21-year-old goalkeeper could only hold his head in dismay but Whelan deserved his moment as fair return for sheer endeavor. It was the midfielder's first international goal.
The game could have petered out but Georgia mustered a couple of half-chances. Liam Miller replaced Doyle and Paul McShane came in at full-back for Finnan.
The only blot on Trapattoni's plan came in the 90th minute when Kenia was allowed turn inside the box before shooting past Shay Given from close range. It was a goal that should never have been conceded, and the Irish defense will need to tighten up against better opposition in Podgorica on Wednesday night.
Montenegro will pose a stiffer test than Georgia, especially in front of a home crowd, but an away win with an honest, workmanlike performance this was a good start for Ireland.
"We knew today would be difficult," Trapattoni said. "The first game in World Cup qualifying is always difficult so the win is a success and very important.
"We deserved to win. It's a pity that in the last minute we conceded a goal because it's important to keep a clean sheet but today I must be happy because I saw some good things in our mentality.
"All the players worked for the result and they are happy in dressing room. They were happy for they now believe."
Given was also happy with the result even if that late goal hurt his feelings.
"We are delighted but it would have been nicer if we had kept a clean sheet," said Given.
"They got a late goal but we would have taken that 2-1 before the game. We have three points away from home so we are very happy.
"The manager emphasized before the game that the most important thing was getting a result. We are judged on results and we have started with three points so he has instilled that in us, and hopefully we will do the same on Wednesday night, when we have another big game."
Elsewhere in Group Eight Italy scraped a 2-1 victory in Cyprus thanks to a 90th minute goal by Di Natale. Montenegro played out a 2-2 home draw with Bulgaria with Georgiev snatching an equalizer in injury-time.
Northern Ireland went down 2-1 in Slovakia while Scotland lost 1-0 in Macedonia, Wales beat Azerbaijan 1-0 and England finished 2-0 winners in Andorra.


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this is a stupid constitution of yours , where on earth have you seen such succession from the minority party, Nigeria dealt with this perfectly you think they were stupid
even Mandela tried this stupid thinking I dont know who advised him about De Klerk & Mangosuthu to be D Pres , he even messed up the Const regarding Land property today we are fighting one another to Mangaung
Who is "we" ??
its a constitution of a country not what yu want to be done
Brother Sam, why soundng harsh and hating peaceful transition. Perhaps u wish to be reminded that the Malawi Constitution BELONGS to THE PEACE LOVING, WARM HEARTED, EVER SMILING Malawians. Though u have torn me in ur statement, I end mine by inviting to come to Malawi, see ever smiling faces of true Malawians, laugh, walk any time, anywhere and chat and chat peacefully till u go to sleep. I wish if ALL AFRICANS WERE TREATING EACH OTHER, PREACH and ACT PEACEFULLY. Hatred, jelousy, and selfishness make us slaves in our own country. I LOVE U SAM. God bless ALL Africans.


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William Farl Stroud, age 73 and one of the most successful War Eagle farmers died at his home near McConnell Chapel Tuesday morning after several months illness. Funeral services were conducted at the home at 1 o'clock and at the Alabam church at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Jake Drake, Chas. L. McElhaney and Jerry J. Simpson, and interment was made in the Alabam Cemetery. The pallbearers were Herman Culwell, Mack Reeves, Ewell Seals, Burse Reeves, Dewey Harris and Mack Officer. Arrangements were directed by the Bruce Brashears Undertaking Co.
Mr. Stroud was a native of Madison county and resided in same all his life. He engaged extensively in farming and stock raising and was widely regarded for his industrious management of his farming affairs. He was married December 25, 1898 to Sarah Sparks and is survived by her and three children, Earl Stroud and Mrs. Beulah Easterling of Huntsville and Mrs. Easie Stanfill of Nowata, Okla., also by one brother and two sisters, J.R. Stroud of Aurora, Mrs. Bessie Floyd of Marble and Mrs. Easter Sparks of Webb City, Mo.
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