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A lot of talk has been placed on the teams from the big conferences, Notre Dame and BYU, but there is a lot more to college football than just that. As we approach the beginning of the season, it is a perfect time to review what teams can make a push for the group of five spot in the New Year's Six Bowl Game.
USF Bulls
The Bulls are the easiest team to list here. They are a preseason top 25 team and have a chance to run the table and make some noise while doing so. Charlie Strong didn't pan out at Texas, but was a good hire for the Bulls and has experience coaching in BCS Bowls.
Returning for the Bulls is Quinton Flowers, who had the offense humming last season. He is a dark horse contender for the Heisman Trophy, but will need to have a statistically astronomical season to win it while playing in the AAC. He is a college football star who will have six other returning starters on offense to help.
On defense Auggie Sanchez leads the way. He has a lot of experience and is ready to become one of the best USF players ever with a good senior season. Seven other starters return from a unit that needs to up their game this season.
The schedule sets up well for USF to run the table. They have tough games against Houston, Temple and UCF, all of which they should be favored in. They will be in contention for a New Year's Six Bowl.
Houston Cougars
Tom Herman is now at Texas, but Major Applewhite has a lot of good players returning. Houston has about as good of a shot as any to knock off USF in the AAC. They won nine games last season and return 17 starters.
The entire offensive line returns and should improve this season. Duke Catalon is the returning starter at running back and is a great weapon. He can run in between the tackles as well as catch passes out of the backfield. Most AAC teams won't be able to keep him in check.
Kyle Allen is a former top recruit that went to Texas A&M, but decided to transfer to Houston. He has a lot of talent and will have a lot of receivers to utilize. Steven Dunbar and Linell Bonner both return at the receiver position, which should help them cope with the loss of Chance Allen, who transferred to Oregon.
The defense was the 30th best scoring defense in the country, but especially thrived against the run. The best player on the defense is Ed Oliver, who totaled five sacks and 22 tackles for loss last season. Only two former starters need to be replaced on this year's team, making them look like a unit that will improve.
The loss of Herman is tough, but Houston can still play with everyone on their schedule. Their tough games will be against: Arizona, Texas Tech, Temple, Memphis, South Florida and Navy. While they may not run the table, the Cougars will still be a very solid group of five team.
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
The Hilltoppers have been one of the most consistent group of five conference teams in the country. Last year they finished the season with eleven wins and a victory over Memphis in the Boca Raton Bowl. Mike Sanford will be in his first year as head coach, but was widely recognized as a good hire.
Mike White returns for his second season as the starting quarterback. He was the main reason WKU was able to have the best scoring offense in the country last season, averaging 45.5 points per game. The problem with the offense may lie in the skill position players. Only Nacarius Fant at wide receiver returns and he had fewer than 500 receiving yards last season. The good news is that three of five starters on the offensive line are back.
The defense was above average, and that's all it really needs to be with the high-powered offense the Hilltoppers have. They were the second best team against the rush last season in college football and will be aided by the returns of Derik Overstreet and Chris Johnson on the defensive line.
Their schedule is pretty manageable this season, with notable battles only coming at Illinois, Louisiana Tech, at Vanderbilt and Middle Tennessee. WKU is a sure thing to light up the scoreboard and get to ten wins again this season.
Toledo Rockets
Toledo won nine games last season and return a great quarterback. Jason Candle's squad has a good chance to win almost all of the games on their schedule.
Logan Woodside is one of the best quarterbacks in college football outside of the power five conferences. He has completed 65.6% of his passes for over 6,000 yards in his career thus far. He is even on NFL teams' radars. Cody Thompson returns as his favorite receiver with 1,269 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns last season.
Terry Swanson didn't start last season, but still rushed for 583 yards on only 116 attempts. Only two offensive linemen return this year which could pose a problem to their high hopes this season.
With a great offense, the defense played well too last season.They allowed just 25.7 points a game, which is good enough to win them most games. Ja'Waun Woodley leads the defense from his linebacker position and had 79 tackles last season. With six other starters returning, the defense should improve.
Toledo could very easily get to double digit wins. Games that they have to watch out for are: at Miami (FL), at Central Michigan, at Ohio and Western Michigan. They are better than every team other than Miami and just have to prove it.
Appalachian State Mountaineers
If any team knows how to transition from FCS to FBS, it's Appalachian State. They have become a power in the Sun Belt Conference and finished last season with 10 wins. They beat Toledo in the Camellia Bowl to cap off their season. Scott Satterfield has 12 returning starters to rely on this season.
Taylor Lamb is an experienced player who is great at managing the Mountaineer offense. Shaedon Meadors returns as the leading receiver with 716 yards and two touchdowns.
Three offensive linemen are back and should help create a solid unit. Running back Jalin Moore had a fantastic season last year with 1,402 yards and 10 touchdowns. The running game is crucial to the Mountaineers' success.
Six starters return on defense, which was the the ninth best scoring defense in the country last season. Linebacker Eric Boggs is a great player who might get a shot at an NFL roster. He is the best player on defense and had 98 tackles last season. The unit should be good again this season.
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Missing but Found at Ras Desta Hospital
The family of Samson Laeke was in a grave disappointment since father Laeke Likieneh, 75, a victim of Alzheimer was lost from home on April 28, 2017. He was lost from his home around "Abebie Shop", around the British Embassy.
Following their father was missed, his family advertised the news on different FM radio stations, promising a reparation for anyone who found Mr. Laeke. But, that effort failed to bore fruit at all.
The news, again posted Wednesday, May 17, 2017 on Dire Tube website and Facebook page. "We had told Amanuel and his friends that our father was at Ras Desta Hospital within a few hours of announcement on Dire Tube," Samson, Mr. Laeke's son told Dire Tube with ecstasy.
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Imagine if aliens came to Earth not in war or peace, but with a business deal: open up a spaceport here on Earth in exchange for advanced technology. But when our alien visitors break Port restrictions and wreak havoc in our cities, it falls to the newly-formed Earth Security Agents to hunt down and safely deport the dangerous rogue aliens back to the Port of Earth.
From Top Cow and Image Comics comes Port of Earth, a gritty sci-fi action thriller from writer Zack Kaplan (Eclipse) and Andrea Mutti (Rebels, Star Wars, Batman Eternal, Prometheus).
To gather the full 411 for you, DF checked into a bizarre spaceport and in the lounge sat down with scribe (and admitted Earthling) Zack Kaplan.
Dynamic Forces: Zack, tell us how the idea for Port of Earth developed in your mind. Was it relatively recent, or something you've been wanting to pitch for years?
Zack Kaplan: I got the idea while I was reading about Europeans coming to America. When they came, it was quite clear the American continent was a prize, but they didn't invade at first. They simply established a presence and traded with the locals. And so many instances like that in human history seem to indicate that peaceful trade is the most likely outcome for two civilizations meeting. It made me wonder what it would be like if aliens came to Earth in a similar fashion. Like most of my ideas, it formed over months and maybe years, and then it was finally ready to pitch. I took it to Matt Hawkins at Top Cow and he loved it. He gave me the go-ahead and we began building Port of Earth. And the first thing we got was a great creative team in Andrea Mutti on art, Vladimir Popov on colors, and Troy Peteri on keyboard, I mean letters!
DF: (Laughs) … Was there any particular muse for inspiration of the new series? Movie, book, game, comic?
Zack Kaplan: Well, I looked at other alien arrival movies like District 9 and Arrival that put a unique spin on the genre, but the story also follows two agents on their mission to hunting down a rogue alien. You see, aliens are supposed to come in to Port, refuel their ships and then go, but never break the Port limits and infiltrate the human population. They don't always follow the rules. And bad things happen when they don't. So it's up the Earth Security Agency and their agents to deport them back to Port. And because the story follows a ride along with two agents, I looked at the movie End of Watch, because it captured that ride along, filmed footage feel. I couldn't find too many comic books that had a filmed footage device going on, meaning the characters are being filmed the entire time, and the reader is, in a way, watching that footage unfold, through the cameras.
DF: Tell us about the world you and artist Andrea Mutti are creating here for Top Cow.
Zack Kaplan: The world is not so different than our world. There are few changes. One, there's a giant alien spaceport off the California coastline, and spaceships come and go regularly. Two, aliens occasionally pop up in cities and human areas, so everyone's on edge. And there's a massive change in our energy usage and economy. We've traded access to our planet for the technology to freely convert water to energy. So bye bye coal, oil, gas, wind, solar, all of it! You can power your home and car on water. But that's caused a lot of economic turmoil, putting a lot of manufacturing jobs out of work. That's created a lot of resentment in hard working people towards aliens, for coming and ruining their way of life, and of course, occasionally showing up and killing some innocent people.
DF: So what specifically (and non-spoilery) can you tell us about these aliens?
Zack Kaplan: Well, that's the thing. They are all different. There are thousands of species out there. And in fact, the alien group we've done business with called the Consortium, it's no different than any human corporation that is represented by different nationalities and ethnicities. And the aliens that come and use the Port of Earth, they are paying the Consortium for the service, so they are all different, from different planets and different parts of the galaxy, and with different reasons for coming.
DF: Explain a bit more about the Earth Security Agency. Has the coming of these cosmic Chamber of Commerce reps caused Earth governments to go global?
Zack Kaplan: You know, I think it's a bit interconnected, probably. Governmental, United Nations, corporate and all. I imagine each ESA station in various countries is probably operated and overseen by the host government. There's probably all sorts of bureaucracy, a lot of former multi-national politicians and CEOs from all over working together there. When I think about the ESA, I think about a very large security group, the global equivalent of U.S. Border Patrol on a massive scale, but with a lot more hi-tech toys and alien guns should things get rough. And things do get rough in the comic!
DF: What characters might we closely encounter (ha!) in Port of Earth?
Zack Kaplan: I haven't mentioned the characters much here, but our heroes are George Rice and Eric McIntyre, two top notch ESA agents who have been handpicked to demonstrate to the public just how the ESA operates and how everything is under control. Another key character is Julia Campbell, a WNN anchor who is leading the investigative story into the ESA and the Port of Earth, in hopes of learning more about this mysterious alien deal.
DF: Can you compare and contrast Port of Earth with your solar apocalypse world in Eclipse?
Zack Kaplan: Eclipse is about the aftermath of something gone terribly wrong in the world, the sun turning deadly, and what we do about it and how we chose to live our lives without sun or hope of a remedy. Port of Earth is about a tenuous situation slowly going wrong, so it's far more immediate. I think Eclipse is actually a story of hope, but Port of Earth is clearly a cautionary tale, and without saying too much more, well, I guess I shouldn't say too much more.
DF: Talk about the art of Andrea Mutti and why it's right for this series.
Zack Kaplan: Oh man, it's so good! Andrea Mutti brings a lot of emotion to his art, and a lot of texture. I really wanted a gritty style, something that felt mature and authentic and gave us a world that was complex. Mutti has all of that. Go look at his Girl with a Dragon Tattoo or Evil Empire or Rebels even! Plus, he's no stranger to the sci-fi genre; he's done Aliens! So he knows aliens! It was a great fit. And we can't talk about the art without mentioning Vladimir Popov. Vlad does it all, but I had a very unique idea in mind for the colors, something that would be stark and dramatic. Vlad nails it! You can see it in the preview pages already out there, but the interior pages coming are so good.
DF: Speaking of Eclipse, congratulations on the property being in development for TV! Can you tell us anything at all about that, and what role if any you will play?
Zack Kaplan: Thank you! Yeah, it's extremely exciting! Unfortunately, I am not at liberty to say anything about that deal. But it's going be awesome!
DF: Any other projects you'd like to tell readers about?
Zack Kaplan: I'm working on some exciting things for 2018! Can't announce anything more now, but follow me online, at @zackkaps on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. That's the best way to see more when it comes out!
Dynamic Forces would like to thank Zack Kaplan for taking time out of his busy schedule to answer our questions. Port of Earth #1 from Top Cow and Image Comics hits stores Nov. 8th!
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Inugami (犬神, "dog god/spirit"), like kitsunetsuki, is a spiritual possession by the spirit of a dog, widely known about in western Japan. They have seemed firmly rooted until recent years in the eastern Ōita Prefecture, Shimane Prefecture, and a part of Kōchi Prefecture in northern Shikoku, and it is also theorized that Shikoku, where no foxes (kitsune) could be found, is the main base of the inugami. Furthermore, traces of belief in inugami exists in the Yamaguchi Prefecture, all of Kyushu, even going past the Satsunan Islands all the way to the Okinawa Prefecture. In the Miyazaki Prefecture, the Kuma District, Kumamoto Prefecture, and Yakushima, the local dialect pronounces it "ingami"[3][4] and in Tanegashima, they are called "irigami."[3] It can also be written in kanji as 狗神.[5]
The phenomenon of inugami spiritual possession was a kojutsu (also called "kodō" or "kodoku", a greatly feared ritual for employing the spirits of certain animals) that was already banned in the Heian period that was thought to have spread throughout the population, and it was known to involve cutting off the head of a starving dog and burying the dog at a crossroads to inflame its grudges as people pass over its head so that its spirit would turn into a curse that could be used.
Another method was to bury the dog alive leaving only its head sticking out or attach the dog to a supporting pole, put some food in front of the dog, cut the dog's neck just when it is about to starve so that the head would fly towards and bite at the food, burn the dog into mere bones, put the remains into a vessel, and deify it. By doing so, it will spiritually possess that person forever, granting their wishes. Another method was to set several dogs to fight against each other, give the one dog remaining alive some fish, cut off that dog's head, and eat the remaining fish.[6] In Yamaga, Hayami District, Ōita Prefecture (now Kitsuki), there were actual cases where a miko did cut off a dogs' heads this way, dried the maggots that gathered at the heads, and sold them calling it inugami, and there were also people who were thankful for these and bought them.[6][7]
However, in descriptions of an inugami's appearance, it is said that they have a somewhat large patch of color around the size of a mouse, and they have split ends on their tail, and as they were a species of talpidae, their eyes cannot be seen, and moved in single file one after another. Thus, they would seem to be more like kuda-gitsune or osaki rather than dogs, so it does not appear as if they were purely following the legends of kodō curses (such as the "dog curse" found in the In Search of the Supernatural). In fact, it would seem more as if the main focus of these descriptions were imitations of the belief in fox spirits. They also seem similar in appearance to house mouse, and their mouths are said be torn vertically with a pointy end, and in the Ōita Prefecture, they are said to resemble a dsinezumi shrew,[8] and in Toyooka town, Hayami District, Ōita, they are said to be a weasel with black and white spots.[9] On the island of Aishima in the aforementioned Yamaguchi Prefecture, they are called "inugami nezumi" (inugami mice), and like the long-nosed house mouse, they are said to form groups of 75 mice in a single house. On the mountain of Iyayama, Miyoshi District, Tokushima Prefecture, the inugami type are called "suikazura," and they are said to be a bit larger than mice and warm themselves by the fireside.[10] In a book titled "Chiriyahokori" by the kokugaku Oka Kumaomi, it is stated that they have a body length of 1 shaku and 1 sun and looked like bats.[9] Also, in Asai Ryōi's Otogi Bōko, the inugami of Tosa Province was told to have a physical appearance with length similar to that of a rice grain and a body that was colored with patches of black and white, among other colors.[11]
There are several theories about how inugami came to be, including the tale that the body of the nue slain by Minamoto no Yorimasa split into 4 parts and scattered and flew to different lands to become inugami,[12][note 1] as well as the tale that it was born from Kōbō-Daishi's painting of a dog that was made for the sake of warding off boars.[13] There is also the legend that when Gennō Shinshō attempted to calm the curse of a sessho-seki by splitting the stone, the fragments that flew off to Kōzuke Province (now Gunma Prefecture) turned into osaki and the fragments that flew to Shikoku became inugami.[8]
Having inugami[edit]
Inugami are explained to be raised in the storage room chests (tansu), under the floors, and in the water jugs of the families that have inugami. Like other types of spirit possession, inugami become more easily attached to people who are wildly unstable in emotions. Those who get possessed by it (those who get an inugami attached to them) are said to feel pain in their chest, complain about pain in their arms and feet, suddenly sway without warning, and bark like a dog. They would enter and invade the human body from the ears, and it's said that those who get possessed by these would develop a personality full of jealousy.[8] In Tokushima Prefecture, it is said that those that get possessed by an inugami would become voracious big eaters and would have teeth marks on their body when they die.[9] Not limited to just humans, inugami would also possess cows and horses and even inorganic materials, and when they possess a saw, it would become useless.[6]
The idea there exist bloodlines of families that easily get possessed by an inugami as well as bloodlines of inugami themselves come from the regional tales told by the bloodlines of the sorcerers, yamabushi, priests, and fuko that engaged in kodoku. In many cases, it shows how those nomadic peoples who engaged in folk sorcery would earn trust and respect and at the same time be treated with discrimination. This is because inugami follows people into their descendants, and it was normal for everyday villagers to consider it taboo to marry into an inugami bloodline, and even associating with them was normally seen with apprehension. In various parts of Shikoku, there is a custom during marriage to check the bloodlines for inugami, and there were none too few cases when it was a problem related to "assimilation issues" (dōwa mondai).
In the legends of Komatsu, Shūsō District, Ehime Prefecture (now part of Saijō), there were as many inugami as there were people in families that had inugami, and the number of inugami increased each time the family grew larger. It is said that these inugami would pick up cues and understand what the family is thinking and the inugami would immediately go possess them when the family wanted something.[6] However, it is said that sometimes they didn't behave in an obedient manner and would bite to death members of the family that have inugami.[6]
It is said that those afflicted with illnesses that come from inugami were unable to be cured by doctors and needed to have the inugami removed by a sorcerer. In Tanegashima, there is a practice called "inugami-tsure" (meaning "taking along an inugami") that was performed when a family that had inugami was known or even just suspected without confirmation to have transferred an inugami to another family whereby the family that originally had inugami would bring food into the other family's house to take the inugami along with them and then go to live in seclusion in a hut in the outskirts of town until the newly afflicted person was cured, and it is said that their descendants would continue even after that to live alone in the mountains.[4]
Families that had inugami were thought to have prospered and grew wealthy. At the same time, there were also cases where they were not treated like fox spirits that brought fortune into families by being deified, but rather detested as curse gods.[4]
In popular culture[edit]
- In Season 5, Episode 17 of Grimm, titled "Inugami", two teenage boys' lives are threatened by a ghost dog Wesen called the Inugami who feels they did not get enough punishment for the accidental death of their friend.
- In Yo-kai Watch, the Inugami is a gray and silver fox Yokai who is a recolored version of Kyubi and is called Frostail in the English dub.
- In the Inuyasha manga, the title character is a hanyou (half-yōkai) born of an Inugami family. His father Inu no Taisho being a legendary Inugami. Inuyasha's older half brother Sesshomaru is also a powerful Inugami.
- The Megami Tensei series includes the Inugami as an early game recruitable demon. First appearing in Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne, the Inugami specializes in fire, ailment, and support-based skills.
- In Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan, there also appears an evil Inugami under the leadership of the raccoon dog yōkai, Inugamigyobu Tamazuki.
- In Gin Tama, Episode 45, Sadaharu drank some strawberry milk and turned into an Inugami.
- In Gugure! Kokkuri-san, Episode 2, an Inugami appears and begins haunting the main character, Kohina.
- In Engaged to the Unidentified, Kobeni Yonomori's fiancé, sister-in-law, and mother-in-law are all Inugami.
- In Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi, the character Ranmaru is an Inugami.
See also[edit]
- Dogs in religion
- Okuri-inu
- Ōkami
- Komainu
- Shishi
- Inu Hariko
- Sunekosuri
- Yama-Inu (also see the Japanese wolf).
- Tokugawa Tsunayoshi (the "Dog Shōgun")
- Raijū
- Tengu/Tiangou
- Panhu
- Dog in Chinese mythology
- Dog (zodiac)
- Chinese guardian liondogs
- Hellhound
- Cerberus
- Sirius/Dog Star
- Canis Major
- Canis Minor
- Black dog (ghost) (Britain)
- Church Grim (England)
- Barghest (North England, Yorkshire)
- Black Shuck (East Anglia)
- Dip (Catalonia)
- Gytrash (Northern England)
- Gwyllgi (Wales)
- Moddey Dhoo (Mauthe Doog) (Manx)
- Anubis
- Xolotl
- Warg
- Amarok/Amaguq (Inuit mythology)
- Wolves in folklore, religion and mythology
- The dingo in Aboriginal folklore and mythology
- Coyote (mythology)/Coyote (Navajo mythology)
- The Tinderbox
- White Fang
- All Dogs Go to Heaven
- Inuyasha
- Notes
- ^ Furthermore in this case, the nue said to be the origin of the dog god (inugami), snake god (hebigami), and monkey god (sarugami) is told to have the head of a monkey, the body of a dog, and the tail of a snake, which is a little different from the usual depiction.
- References
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Very possible with a movie.
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13 February 2007
A gentle reminder
Not that anyone is asking, but no, I haven't been wondering if maybe I could land one of those campaign slots, and this explains why as well as anything:
If bloggers ever intend to be a legitimate force in politics, they should not have to be afraid that their previous work is going to upend any campaign that they tie themselves to. We've been contacted by three campaigns, and have hesitated joining any of them for fear that the girl on the other end of this could be us. We haven't written anything that we'd ever consider derogatory, but judging by the ferocity with which Amanda [Marcotte] was attacked, we can't help but believe that we, too, would be maligned in the same way. We all take chances, pouring our lives and our personal views into these pages that are a Google search away, and we all have to stand by them, or they're worthless in their very existence.
Frankly, we're kind of sad that people we know and generally love had a heavy hand in this. Amanda has her faults, but she also has her little slice of the internet, and she deserves at least that. If you don't agree with her, then refute her. Don't silence her or destroy her ability to make good, legitimate work of her writing skills, because they will come for you, too. We now cannot think of a reason why they would not, and they should with full force, and with every available asset, as they too will believe.
And no, just because they did it first doesn't make it right.
Sauce for the gander, and all that.Posted at 6:30 AM to Blogorrhea
If you spew out vituperative crap, you should not be surprised when others react caustically...hoist by one's own petard and all that...gander sauce, indeed...hers is typical of rabid secular progressive screeds...f*ck and feed 'em beans!Posted by: paulsmos at 6:40 AM on 13 February 2007
People who don't write anything like what Amanda Marcotte writes, and who don't have the myopic worldview that Amanda Marcotte has, really need not fear being treated as Amanda Marcotte was.
Last I looked, Ms. Marcotte still has her little slice of the Internet, big deal.Posted by: Dave Himrich at 8:07 AM on 13 February 2007
rabid secular progressive screed ... hmmm ... let me turn on my right wing blogger decoder ring and see ... oh yeah that is code talk for a passionate non-supernatural worldview inclined forward looking good of the people opinion? Vituperative, indeed.Posted by: Ron at 8:19 AM on 13 February 2007
Jim Henley of Unqualified Offerings said this over at OTB:
Some day I have to write my "Keep the Blogosphere Weird" item. Campaigns threaten to neuter the glorious insanity of the medium that fathered a thousand Kim du Toits and Amanda Marcottes. Jon Henke was an interesting writer until the exact day he took a job with George Allen. It's a poison chalice party politics offers.
And remember: the pellet with the poison's in the vessel with the pestle; the chalice from the palace has the brew that is true.
Years ago, before there was blogging -- when BBS was giving way to the e-mail distribution list -- I sent around a piece that said something or other about the doings of the local Republican Party establishment.
A friend who was high-up in said establishment e-mailed me to ask, somewhat brusquely, that I not send such stuff around. My reply was that for the sake of his and my friendship I was going to pretend he hadn't sent that e-mail. We got along fine both before and after that exchange.
Years later while I was involved with a different local GOP establishment, editing their newsletter in fact, I got in trouble with an elected official over something I'd written about him, unrelated to my newsletter duties, in a letter to the editor.
I've been much happier as an outsider. I think Amanda would have been as well.Posted by: McGehee at 12:27 PM on 13 February 2007
I've often been asked if I'd ever thought about monetizing this soapbox. Apart from the fact that I hate the word "monetizing," which grates nearly as much as "hegemony," I have always believed that I was better off as a sideline sniper than as a member of the team, and this particular incident does nothing to persuade me otherwise.
Amanda drove her traffic via bile and innuendo. Now she's complaining about being attacked. Too bad.
No one "silenced" her. She quit, and went back to her old soapbox. (Eventually, she would have washed out anyway.) Was she pressured? Probably. Does this mean she can dish it out but can't take it? Undoubtedly. Is anyone in their right mind surprised? Unlikely.Posted by: Mister Snitch! at 1:34 PM on 13 February 2007
On the "Princess" site, this quote from Amanda's blog:
"Im not an idiot. Im a twat. Get it straight.
Im a hot, moist, inviting twat. Warm, wet, inviting. But not to you or your friends. Even if I were single, these nubile thighs do not wrap around the hips of Republicans. You can fuck yourselves or the dry twats of the self-hating misogynists who will allow you tiny penis to penetrate them. Have fun! Um, the wounds you get from rubbing you un-lubricated dick repeatedly into your heartless, soulless womaniodine is your best friend, my be-scarred friend."
So, you're a politician, and this woman is working on your campaign. You go to work the room at a church gathering. You think they haven't seen this? You think the other guy isn't emailing this choice morsel to every church group he can find? Forget your "progressive platform". This is your agenda for the evening. And every evening.
Then the next clownboy in Princess' comments list defends Amanda's "right" to be this big an ass:
"Huh. Well, damn. I hope that they never bring attention to what I've written. You know, I have things here that wouldn't do too well for a political campaign. Does that mean I should never be allowed to work for one? Or get a good job? Anywhere?"
Yes, clownboy, believe it or not if you set off alarms PEOPLE WILL AVOID YOU.
This is why it is not a good idea to work as a porn star before running for Miss America, to join Al Qaeda before running for mayor, or to molest children before applying to teach nursery school. Nor is it a good idea to be, say, a well-known asshole and affiliate oneself with a PRESDIENTIAL candidate who will be subject to years of intense scrutiny. The world is full of bigots (all Republicans, no doubt) will hold your past against you. It's just not fair.
DUH.Posted by: Mister Snitch! at 1:53 PM on 13 February 2007
And if she wants to be remembered for "I am a twat" well, far be it from me to question her self-assessment.
The other one just 'resigned'. Again, it's someone else's fault.
'The campaign didn't push me out,' she claims. Yeah, I'll bet they begged her to stick around.Posted by: Mister Snitch! at 8:27 PM on 13 February 2007
First, no one has silenced her. Second, no one has -- oh well, someone already said it. So, she's free to be herself again, but she's lost a cushy job putting out bland congrats for hairdo boy, and she's complaining? Let's just say that against all odds Edwards kept her, how free does anyone think that this woman would be to engage in her lubricious rantings? Talk about being censored -- she'd be turned into a bland nobody in no time and then forgotten like a housewife with 2.4 children -- something I thought was the chief fear of every progresso-feminist gal in the land. Proof that liberals can't think, and that righties who engage in sympathy for the devil experience a similar level of brain damage. I can't even seem to find my nano-violin, myself.
And this marks the first time in possibly history that I've agreed with the smarmy Jim Henley about anything. Chalk one up for the books.Posted by: Andrea Harris at 8:54 PM on 13 February 2007
There's a terrible flaw in Conservative Princess's argument: Edwards publicized Marcotte's and McEwan's names, apparently with their approval. He wanted what mileage he could get from their established reputation in the 'Sphere. Had he merely wanted the benefit of their writing skills, he could have insisted that their hire was on a basis of strict anonymity.
If we're going to be trading homely homilies, here's mine: You can buy pork chops from the butcher, but if you buy from the farmer, you're expected to take the whole pig.
(Yes, I made it up on the spot.)
As quick and dirty Instant Adages go, that's not bad.
Andrea has reposted her comment above with further thoughts here; I left this as a comment thereto, though it could just as easily have been said here, and come to think of it, I think I will:
Actually, I was predicting this sort of thing twenty years ago, when someone in the BBS community half-jokingly said that I ought to run for some office or other and I explained that everything I had posted up to that point would suddenly materialize out of some hitherto-unnoticed archive and bite me on the ass.
And maybe that's why I'm a trifle sympathetic to the women in question, if not at all to the jerkwad who hired them. It's not that they've actually earned said sympathy by all accounts, they were utterly thrilled by the possibility of getting a meal ticket out of their rancid emissions but simply that being young and heedless reminds me of, well, me, too many years ago.
We live in a world where, if you run for presiednt, they'll ask you if you ever smoked marijuana in college. And if you did, you'll be obliged to say something like "I smoked but I didn't inhale". So the 'shock' expressed by these women, and the facile blame they assigned to the usual suspects, is unsurprising and unoriginal.
In fact, there's no evidence that either of them has ever experienced an original thought. Their lazy vulgarity is typical of those trying to present the mundane as revelatory.Posted by: Mister Snitch! at 8:47 AM on 14 February 2007
I wouldn't say I'm "sympathetic" to Marcotte and McEwan. I have some idea of what they were getting themselves into, yes -- but I didn't find it out by having a high-profile blog and then getting a high-profile campaign gig.
They aimed for the stars, and their rocket crashed. I'm sure that's never happened before.Posted by: McGehee at 9:51 AM on 14 February 2007
On a side note, that "I didn't inhale" comment was such an uncharacteristic misstep by Mr. Smooth. If Clinton had only said "I smoked it but didn't like it," he'd have endeared himself to more Americans, many of whom have smoked marijuana and were less than thrilled by the "buzz." (Not me: I never could stand the smell of marijuana smoke -- pretty unescapable at rock concerts -- so the idea of actually deliberately inhaling it was repulsive.)Posted by: Andrea Harris at 1:05 PM on 15 February 2007


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As most readers of ISQ probably know, Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) are alphanumeric strings assigned to digital objects. Each DOI is unique and, once assigned to an item, remains a constant locator, not changing even as object moves from URL to URL. DOI names are assigned to a range of content but have been most readily embraced by the world of scholarly publishing and by researchers looking for consistent links to mutable resources.
The DOI system is managed by the International DOI Foundation (IDF), an organization that provides oversight to DOI registration agencies and maintains the DOI resolver. CrossRef, a non-profit membership organization dedicated to promoting collaboration between scholarly publishers, is the official registration agency for scholarly materials including journals, books, reports, and conference proceedings, and has registered over 41 million DOIs on behalf of our members. The vast majority (over 36.5 million) of CrossRef DOIs have been assigned to journal articles. This article will focus primarily on CrossRef's implementation of the DOI, with some coverage of how other organizations are delivering DOI-linked content in ways that enhance journal articles.
From an end user perspective, DOIs are used primarily in citations, both in print and online. The most recent edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association recommends that authors include DOIs in their references, allowing researchers to easily locate a cited item by clicking on (or in the case of print typing in) simple DOI links. DOIs for journal articles, books, and conference proceedings have become the standard persistent identifier for most scholarly publishing disciplines. CrossRef DOIs are primarily assigned to individual articles, but publishers opt to assign DOIs on a broader level, using DOIs to link to title and issue level pages, as well as tables of contents. An example of this is http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/(ISSN)1522-2454, a title-level DOI that links to the home page of Vakuum in Forschung und Praxis on Wiley InterScience
Each CrossRef journal DOI must link to a response page containing bibliographic information and a means to access full text—a DOI does not grant access to content, instead it provides a publisher-approved route to accessing full text. Most DOIs link to text-based journal content, but a DOI can link to alternate formats as well. The Journal of Visualized Experiments, a peer reviewed video journal for biological research, assigns DOIs to what are essentially video articles (example: http://dx.doi. org/10.3791/1733). Emerging formats present challenges on many fronts, but from an identifier perspective all formats are the same, provided the metadata describes the object.
The rules for creating DOIs are defined in the standard, Syntax for the Digital Object Identifier (ANSI/NISO Z39.84). To create a DOI, publishers obtain a DOI prefix from CrossRef, assign individual DOIs to digital objects, and deliver XMLencoded metadata to the CrossRef database. The CrossRef system in turn registers the deposited DOI and URL with the IDF. The deposited metadata consists of basic citation information that can be used to identify and describe a digital object. No full text, abstracts, or other content is deposited—only data necessary to describe and locate the item is necessary. A journal article deposit, for example, contains bibliographic metadata such as the journal title, ISSN, volume, issue, page numbers, article title, and author names, as well as other identifying data such as internal publisher identifiers, codens, title abbreviations, language used, and contributor roles.
DOIs and Reference Linking
CrossRef is very much a collaborative effort. Publisher members commit to depositing and maintaining DOIs for all online journal content, but members also commit to querying the CrossRef system to harvest DOIs deposited by other members. The retrieved DOI links are then included in their reference lists published online. This practice, known to CrossRef members as reference linking, is an integral part of CrossRef as an organization. The reference linking process is powered by the metadata submitted with each DOI. Reference linking benefits publisher members by driving traffic cross-publisher, and gives end users a reliable route to finding cited articles online
Cited-by Linking
CrossRef members may also participate in cited-by linking, an optional service that allows publishers to display citations from other publications that cite their content, providing an easily implemented way to display cross-publisher citations. Participating publishers must include citation metadata for reference lists within their article DOI deposits (see Figure 1), and in turn are able to query the reference lists of other publications. The citations are submitted as XML metadata or as already-deposited DOIs. This service is currently only available for journal content—almost 16 million journal DOIs (or 34%) have at least one cited-by link. The cited-by linking network only accesses the data of participating members, but the number of participants grows constantly.
Multiple Resolution
CrossRef DOIs conventionally link the user to a single source of material but, in select circumstances, an item might exist in multiple locations or formats. The DOI specification supports a practice called multiple resolution in which multiple URLs may be attached to a single DOI. As implemented by CrossRef, instead of delivering the user directly to content, the DOI resolves to an interim page containing citation metadata and multiple links to an item. This feature has been enthusiastically adopted by members who co-publish journals, as it allows them to dually host an authoritative version of an article.
A recent focus on preserving online journal content has resulted in cooperative efforts between archiving institutions to preserve and provide continuing access to titles that have ceased publication and are no longer maintained by the original publisher. The multiple resolution process allows DOIs assigned to these journals to resolve to multiple hosts, allowing end users to choose between the archiving organizations that host the content. DOIs are currently assigned to Auto/ Biography and Graft, originally published by SAGE, and Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention from Oxford University Press (OUP), both of which have been archived by Portico and CLOCKSS (see Figure 2).
DOIs for Supplemental Content
Publishers are increasingly delivering supplemental journal content online, and DOIs can be assigned to supplemental materials as well. Publishers generally use two content types to link to supplemental materials: components and datasets. Supplemental materials are typically not cited on their own and as such aren't discoverable by querying the CrossRef system, but assigning DOIs allows publishers to easily create and update durable links to content that otherwise might not survive platform migrations and ownership changes. Other registration agencies facilitate assigning DOIs to supplemental content as well, particularly data not provided by the publisher such as datasets, videos, maps, and raw scientific data.
Components comprise an ever expanding assortment of data types, ranging from figures and tables to images, video, audio, and PowerPoint presentations. They allow publishers to create durable links to figures, tables, and supplemental content that can be easily updated. Only a small number (~300,000) of CrossRef's 41 million+ DOIs are components, but the number grows daily. The CrossRef definition of component is fairly loose, viewing them as a container element and allowing the publisher to determine how their supplemental material is classified. Consequently required component metadata is simple, consisting of sparse metadata describing the content and file type. The metadata perhaps most relevant to the component is that of the item the component is supplementing, also known as the parent DOI. Other component metadata consists of an item description, format (or file type), and of course the DOI and URL. Optional elements include item titles, contributor information, and publication dates
A component must be associated with a parent DOI that has been created for a CrossRef content type (journal, book, conference proceeding, technical report, working paper, standard, dissertation, or dataset). The majority of deposited components are associated with journal articles. Although components have not been widely adopted across the membership, several CrossRef members have successfully integrated them into their content. The Public Library of Science uses components to link to tables and figures for their journal PLoS ONE. The tables and figures appear within the text in both the print and online versions of an article, with the DOI listed below an image thumbnail (see Figure 3). This component DOI links directly to the full-sized table or figure.
The International Union of Crystallography (IUCr) uses components to provide durable links to crystallographic information files (CIFs) and other supplemental materials in a variety of formats, as well as including a DOI directed at an HTML page containing all supplemental material for an article (see Figure 4). IUCr also includes the component DOI within the HTML version of the article.
DOIs may also be assigned to datasets, a content type dedicated to database records. Datasets typically exist as stand-alone databases, but individual dataset records or a database as a whole may be used to supplement journal article data. CrossRef collects a number of dataset DOIs but they are also increasingly being registered by organizations devoted to delivering datasets and other types of raw scientific data. Dataset providers and journal publishers are able to provide durable links to supplemental content by cross-linking between hosted datasets and journal content.
DOI linking between datasets and journal content is nascent but off to a promising start. One example of this is Dryad, a newish data repository focused on evolutionary biology and ecology that partners with a number of major evolutionary biology and ecology-centric publications. Dryad lists among its goals to "preserve all the underlying data reported in a paper at the time of publication, when there is the greatest incentive and the ability for authors to share their data." Accordingly, they register DOIs for the datasets they deliver. When compiled in conjunction with a published article the dataset landing page provides DOI links to the parent article, as shown in Figure 5, an example of data supporting a paper published in Molecular Ecology.
In the Dryad example, the parent article does not provide a link back to the dataset. Collaboration between dataset providers and journal publishers does exist, as evidenced by a dataset hosted by PANGAEA, an open access network for geo-scientific and environmental data. A journal article DOI link is provided in the citation, and the response page for the article DOI contains a link to PANGAEA supplementary data.
DOI registration for journal articles has become an accepted practice, as have CrossRef enhancements such as reference and cited-by linking. More and more publishers struggling to represent their supplemental data online are using DOIs for linking. Recent efforts to assign DOI links to raw data are encouraging and more reciprocal linking can be expected in the future, as can other DOI-related enhancements. In the coming months CrossRef will be launching a new project, CrossMark, that will allow users to retrieve information about publisher-maintained versions of a document—including the status of a document (withdrawn, corrected, enhanced, etc.), publisher metadata, and of course the CrossRef DOI assigned to the document. The CrossMark process will be enabled in part by the metadata deposited with CrossRef DOIs. Although this project is still in the planning stages, it's a promising sign of how DOI use can evolve.


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A reputable organisation in the Wholesale sector is looking for Commercial Executive to join their organisation.
- The main purpose of the role is to design, formulate and drive implementation of a business to business commercial strategy for the efficient utilization of equipment and key resources and various strategic business units while realizing maximum return.
- Implement commercial strategy for Gain Holdings in line with ambitions.
- Ensure relevant Gain assets are covered by standard operating procedures.
- Draw in best practices to deliver best in class commercial practices and cost efficiencies.
- Identify and recommend best in class commercial activities at store level.
- Maintain appropriate supplier relationships.
- Negotiate and secure profitable purchase agreements for assets for B2B service.
- Appreciate customer service requirements at store level, define and identify best in class equipment and deploy commercially.
- Develop and rollout training on commercialization of Gain assets.
- Formulate and table business proposals for further assets acquisitions.
- Formulate a business model for each asset category.
- Formulate policies in the utilization of each asset category.
- Ownership of the profit & loss statement for logistics.
- Maintain service satisfaction amongst the SBUs.
- Take ownership and commercialize existing assets – vehicles, pallets, fridges, pallet jerks, trolleys, generators, cold rooms, etc.
- Negotiate with suppliers to secure best in class assets purchase terms.
- Identify and commission new assets in agreement with operations.
- Track and report key financial metrics (reduce expenses and improve effectiveness).
- Control spends and builds a culture of long-term savings on Gain commercial activities.
- Explore new commercial opportunities to ensure optimal customer service and business growth.
- Identify and propose best practice into the business.
- Optimize the assets useful life.
- Day to day management of the commercial management team and indirect management of internal clients.
- Commercial price management.
- Proven working experience in logistics or commercial roles 3-5 years.
- Experience in wholesale operations is an added advantage.
- BSc Degree in Supply Chain Management, Buying, Business Administration or equivalent.
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Along each of these areas, auditors can gather risk and control information through interviews, facilitated sessions, surveys, document examination, analytical procedures, and observation.
It contains a clean water source tank T-8a pump P1 circulation valve, 3 valves manifold, and 1 recipient tank T The operation under control will be the transfer of water from T-8 to T We need to make sure that we identify all the relevant equipment and instruments that are involved with our process operation.
Later in the document, we will be referring to items ONLY from this list. If the process operation is generic, the tag names that will appear in the table will be generic and there will be a table to convert between the generic name and specific name for each piece of equipment in the following format.
Table 3 lists the equipment for the current process operation. To keep the water clean, storage tanks are circulated constantly through a filter F Occasionally, as process operations require, we need to transfer clean water to other locations at the site.
During a transfer we should not circulate as we want the water to be sent at the shortest time possible to the operational area.
When transferring water, only one of the manifold valves can be opened at a time in order to prevent backflow and possible contamination of the manifold and water in the main tank T During the transfer, water does not enter into the clean water main tank T There are three kinds of parameters.
The first is an external parameter. Each external parameter has two values that should be kept in historical records. The target value SP and the current value PVwhich is dynamic and changes as the process operation is executed.
The second is an internal parameter that is related only to the process operation setup. It contains information about the equipment itself. The third parameter is an internal parameter that is used only during the process execution and is not saved or monitored after the execution.
A parameter is not changeable after the process operation has started its execution. The parameters for our process are detailed in Table 4. Every alarm being generated indicates a possible problem developing, and therefore, in each case, we must define if the alarm should automatically switch the process operation execution to a HOLD state.
The methodology of defining an interlock or alarm is as follows: Interlock - corrective action by an automated control system [1] To prevent Describe the situation that may happen[2] which is identified by describe the measurementTagnamein state PV for a duration longer than xx seconds[3] set description of equipmentTagnameto SP.
The operator should verify why the filter is clogging and monitor its operation in the next 3 hours to verify that there is no problem with dirt arriving and accumulating in the T-8 tank.
The operator should verify that there is enough water in the clean water main tank, T-8, and that the process is ready to perform a transfer of the water to the clean water operational tank T-9 within the next 30 minutes.A Simple Guide to Document Control What is document control and why do we need it?
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Document control – the process established in this procedure to define controls needed for the management of WHS&IM documentation. Records –' information created, received, and maintained as evidence and information by an organization or.
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This workbook was developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC's) Office on Smoking and Health (OSH) . The Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission (COSO) defines internal control as a process, effected by the board of directors, management, and other personnel, designed to provide reasonable assurance regarding the achievement of objectives.
This document describes how to write a process description (or process analysis), a variation of the short report designed to help a reader understand how a change takes place over time, through a .