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10 Trans Youtube Stars
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Gigi Gorgeous is one of the top known Youtube stars of today. She first started her Youtube channel back in 2008. When the channel was first created she was still known as a male and went by her birth name Gregory. Gigi first came out as a transgender in December 2013. She went through her transition all while maintaining her channel.
Her channel is based on makeup,fashion,vlogs and more. Gigi currently has 2,534,198 subscribers on Youtube. Her success on the Internet gave her the opportunity to guest star in many shows and even her own documentary by Sundance which was called This is Everything which recently came out in January 2017. You can watch the documentary on Youtube Red. She has also won awards from the Logo TV Awards in 2014 for most Trailblazing Social Creator and from the Streamy Awards for Best Beauty Series in 2015.
Elena Genevinne
Elena Genevinne first started her Youtube channel as a male with the name John Luuu. Her channel started and is still based on makeup, beauty and vlogs. She also posted videos based on her transition from male to female. Currently Genevinne stands at 409,002 subscribers. Her most popular video is "13 Year Old Full Body Transformation Boy to Girl". Her official coming out as a transgender was in March 2015.
Genevinne has modeled for a clothing line for the website Sheinside back in the Spring of 2015.
Trinity Anne
Trinity Anne has a Youtube channel that goes by the name of BeautyWithTrinity. The channel consists of makeup, fashion and videos about her transformation. She currently has 103,999 subscribers on her channel. The most viewed video she has to date is her "Male to Female Transgender Timeline"
She started taking hormones at the age of 15. Trinity fully started her female lifestyle her Junior year of high school.
Julie Vu goes by the Youtube name PrincessJoules. She does videos based on beauty, makeup, vlogs and claimed fame with her videos about her transition from male to female. Currently the Youtube star has 444,669 subscribers on her channel. Her channel was made back in 2010. When she was 19 years old that's when she publicly started her transformation.
Vu was apart of the Canadian TV show called The Switch. The show is known as the first ever transgender sitcom. She was dropped from the show in 2014 and was replaced.
Elle Bradford
Elle Bradford is a Youtuber who does videos based on beauty, fashion and videos based on her transformation. She currently has 71,463 subscribers on her channel.
She first came out as transgender at the age of 15. Bradford has also released an article back in the year 2015 for the magazine Teen Vogue that was called "You Won't Believe How Much It Costs to Be a Transgender in America". The article consists of the prices of everything she had to do through her transition from male to female. The prices she had to pay for her multiple surgeries and therapy.
Jazz Jennings
Jazz Jennings is the youngest to come out as a transgender. At only the age of 6 years old she became publicly known. Jennings did not start off with a Youtube channel but created one later on. Her channel consists of videos about her life as a transgender.
Back in 2007 Jennings and her family founded the TransKids Purple Rainbow foundation for transgender youth. She had a documentary with her family in 2011 called I am Jazz: A Family in Transition which was shown on the Oprah Winfrey Network. Jennings has also founded Purple Rainbow Tails which are mermaid tails which is to raise money for transgender kids. She came out with a book for kids about her transgender life called I Am Jazz. In March 2015 she teamed up with Clean & Clear to star in their commercials. That's not all, her family also had a reality series for 2 seasons on TLC called I Am Jazz. Jennings also has appeared on 20/20 an interview with Barber Walters and The Rosie Show. She has modeled for the NOH8 Campaign. This year, 2017 there are plans to create a doll after her.
Maya's channel mostly consist of videos of her transition and some based on beauty, makeup and others. Her channel stands at 140,773 subscribers. Her most viewed video with over 2.4 million views is her video "Male to Female - Transgender Transition Timeline". Before the transformation her name was Markus.
At a trans pride parade is when the Youtuber decided to become a female at the age of 18. Maya decided to go public her choice when she was 19.
Eden The Doll
Eden the Doll who is mostly known for her Instagram fame, started her Youtube channel last year in 2016. You can see a lot of Eden before she started her channel on Elena Genevinne's channel which is her best friend. Right now she has 68,279 subscribers on her channel. On her channel in her Q&A video she posted, she shares why she chose the name Eden stating she chose her style and name from a character named Eden on a show called Nip Tuck she used to watch with her sister. "The Doll" part of her name was inspired by a character in the movie Dead Silence that went by "Robert The Doll".
Bambii
Bambii has a Youtube channel which goes by the name of "itsbambii Playhouse". She first got attention with her videos she posted on Vine and Instagram in 2014. On Youtube right now she has a total of 640,565 subscribers. The Youtube stars most viewed video is under the title "I Don't Want to Be Female Anymore." She says in her video "My coming out story" that she had her first boyfriend when she was in the 8th grade. In the 9th grade is when she came out as gay. Then eventually started feeling comfortable wearing makeup and changing.
Brittney Kade
Brittney Kade does videos based on makeup,beauty and transformation. Kade currently has 12,000 subscribers on her Youtube channel. Her birth name was Brandon Morrison. She came out to her parents that she was a transgender when she was 14. Kade started to take hormones a year later at the age of 15. Her current goal right now to become a model.
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They're so gorgeous. :o Who would have known?


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Q: Access print jobs details using c# in mac os I had done with desktop application which override windows printing process, access print event, executing my own application when print job created, get all print jobs details such as:

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that all developed using c# .net and on windows platform,
But now i want to do same with MAC platform.
How i get all printing details as well as printing system events on Mac OS using DOT-NET.
Thanks in Advance,
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A: I would begin looking into Mono: http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page. Microsoft does not provide a C# port for mac OS.

Mono is a software platform designed to allow developers to easily
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Q: SELECT some distinct columns Here's some test data.
+----+------+-------+---------+---------+
| id | type | param | enabled | account |
+----+------+-------+---------+---------+
|  1 | test |     a |       1 |    null |
|  2 | asdf |     b |       1 |    null |
|  3 | test |     c |       1 |      34 |
|  4 | test |     d |       0 |      34 |
|  5 | asdf |     e |       1 |    null |
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I want to SELECT the latest rows, where the "type" and "account" are unique.
For example, for that test table, I'd want the result:
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| id | type | param | enabled | account |
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|  1 | test |     a |       1 |    null |
|  4 | test |     d |       0 |      34 |
|  5 | asdf |     e |       1 |    null |
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I've tried variations of GROUP BY:
SELECT * FROM test GROUP BY type, account

For some reason that gives me this:
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| id | type | param | enabled | account |
+----+------+-------+---------+---------+
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|  4 | test |     d |       1 |      34 | <- note that enabled is taking on an incorrect value.
|  5 | asdf |     e |       1 |    null |
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What would be the correct way to do this?

A: Assuming that "latest row" means the one with the largest id, then there are several methods.  The method that uses in is:
SELECT t.*
FROM test t
WHERE t.id IN (SELECT MAX(id) FROM test t2 GROUP BY type, account)

A: If your query is giving you the correct IDs, you should try putting it into a sub query:
SELECT * FROM test WHERE id IN (SELECT id FROM test GROUP BY type, account)


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Siva Ganesu is upset. Every day he had been watching on TV what is happening in his home country of Sri Lanka. Nevertheless, The preparations for the planned tr
Siva Ganesu is upset. Every day he had been watching on TV what is happening in his home country of Sri Lanka. Nevertheless, The preparations for the planned trip to go on. He would not be daunted. The camera team strengthens him in the back. It is Siva Ganesu will accompany, if he is traveling for the first Time since his escape with the family 30 years ago to Sri Lanka. Since the birth of his son, something that drives him is the Desire to find his roots. "Where am I at home?"
Siva Ganesu – firm handshake, big rays, baseball cap with roof to the rear, works as a security officer in a Bank and lives in Dietikon. Siga as Siva Ganesu announced as a Rapper, like Tamil food, even if it is much too sharp for him. With his parents he speaks Tamil, even if he understands more than he can say. He is married – love at first sight, the wedding "Bollywood style". Just be a second child on the way – "madness!". His wife comes from as he is from Sri Lanka. Since he know them, of interest for traditions and customs, like visits to Hindu temples. However, since the birth of his son this was no longer enough. "If you can, explore your origin is a load of you drops out," he says.
accompany Him on this search of his roots, Alexandra Schild producer and Director This Lüscher – known for "Hoselupf"-, "Rider Jack" and "the undertaker" – a documentary value. Because after they had made Siga for the first Time, did you know that there's more to his story, to want to holiday in the home country of the parents.
From refugee to the Bodyguard – in a roundabout way
it was As Siga, four years old, fled his mother and sister to walk with him before the war, "with the truck, and through the woods". The family landed in Germany, Bielefeld. There, the 34-Year-old was on the wrong track – "the wrong settlement, wrong environment". At some point, the low point. More precisely, he is not in the conversation. A newspaper writes: the death of a friend.
"do you really Want to end up?", he had wondered. No. Siga wanted to get out, "it is up to you what you do with your life," he says today. Ten years ago, he took a head-over-heels for a Job in Switzerland. With 20 Euro in the pocket, he had arrived at the main train station of Zurich. The first night he spent on a Park bench – the interview was only the next Morning. "I put everything on this card. And Switzerland extended his Hand to me."
An integration of fairy tales? If, then, one with corners and edges. Siga first worked as a bouncer, then as a bodyguard – "you're what, you're doing something". Him Hollywood stars were – "Samuel L. Jackson has entrusted to an insane Aura" and Arab sheikhs. Denzel Washington had asked him on a car ride, sing for him. Siga said that he could only rap. So he did it. Denzel Washington had wobbled with respect to the head. "You have talent, use it and believe in yourself!", have said the actor.
"I want to be a role model for refugees, for young people," says Siga – for those who grow up with more than one world.
And so Siga hung in the music , the delivery until then, by the way, landed at RTL, Pro 7, Sat 1 and on Youtube. There, his most successful Video has reached almost 70'000 clicks. In the latest music clips: Vanessa, a young woman translated his lyrics into sign language. Siga takes a SIP of coffee, and bubbles: That's inclusion, he thought, as he looked at one of his concerts for the deaf and Hearing people in the audience. The Tamil community and his family would be proud of him. The producer and Director believe in the power of his story on the canvas.
For the first Time in his life, Siga will now travel to his old home. It was sad that the journey is the case in this time. "It is precisely because of such attacks, my parents fled with us 30 years ago." Prior to the recent outbreak of violence, they would not have dared to do it after all these years, to travel to their old home. The memories had been difficult. But you do not want to disappoint your son. You will be flying. Other relatives have cancelled their flights.
Sigas parents want to accompany him to the old home to the annual Hindu temple festival, to her former house, to the hospital, in the Siga was born to neighbors of that time. A few weeks ago, he slipped, full of anticipation and excitement on the chair. Of friends he had, how beautiful his country is. Now, he hope that all will be able to travel to be sure, he says a few weeks after the conversation on the phone.
Siga speaks for many
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"Siga – From refugee to champion" do you mean the documentary. "I want to be a role model for refugees, for young people," says Siga – for those who grow up with more than one world. And of them there are in Switzerland many.
Even if the Film is supposed to be 2020/2021 released, is already after a discussion clear, why do you listen to and should look. Because Siga is not told, what for many, were born in Switzerland, is always comprehensible. Namely, where and what is home, can be, must be. Not easy here in Switzerland or where someone was born. Home with comes, lost, presses to the surface, Stop, missing, messes up, heals, and hurts suddenly, as currently not only Siga but also many other people from Switzerland with sri-Lankan roots experience.
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Today was day one of my third cycle of Strength Theory. I'll post in the next couple of days to touch on my results from the second cycle. I was expecting tonight to be kind of rough. I went out last night (for the first time since New Years Eve, I think?) so I was a big hungover and demotivated. I was actually considering taking a rest day today, especially because last night was record setting deadlifts and tonight was scheduled to be high volume squatting… But I still went in.
I started my squat warmup in typical fashion. I still rock some static lunges with bands to stretch out my hips and mix that in with some kettle bell front squats. Over the past couple of days, I've REALLY noticed my hips loosening up in the hole, which is totally cool. I think it's been helping that I'm stretching my hips more on deadlift days and it's carrying over nicely into my squatting days. When I start to feel warm, I do pause reps of highbar squats with 135. I repeat all of this until I feel that I can smoothly do a highbar squat and smoothly rep out my kettlebell front squats. It's an awesome gauge for me because if those two things feel good, my lowbar back squat makes my hips feel like butter.
Ramping sets were pretty short. Few triples at 135, a triple at 185, and a triple at 225. From there, I belted up for another triple at 225 (more just to get a set in with the belt). After that, it was time for 10×250. Easiest way for me to look at a big set of 10? It's just 3 triples and a single! Orrrr it's just 2 sets of 4 and a double… Orrr… you get the idea. I break it up in my head before I do it, and then I try to split up my pauses/breaths for that. And you know what? 10×250 was actually not hard. Because my prescribed weight fell between 250 and 255 tonight, I did my 3×8 after my top set at 255. Those sets were kind of rough, but hey, I got 'em done and I'm confident I could go heavier next time. It's a good start for sure.
The rest of my workout was just leg machines. This time through strength theory, I want to make sure I'm getting more total volume in. Way back when, I used to do huge pyramids and dropsets on the leg press. I attribute my leg size basically all to this because there was a period of time where my legs exploded in size while I was working hard a that. The past year or so, I've been getting way more total squat volume. I think it's time to mix it back up! I hit up leg press for a big and could definitely feel my hips had taken a beating from my squats. Then some quad extensions afterward. I finished up with the ab wheel and some cable crunches.
Here's a couple of sets from tonight!


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SOUNDTIPS → [DubOPhonic 013] Red Star Martyrs vs Dubophonic All-Stars : Time for Tea
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Artist: Red Star Martyrs vs Dubophonic
Title: Time for Tea (EP)
Genre: Dub / Rub-a-dub / Fusion
Country: UK, Argentina, Jamaica, Puerto Rico
The Red Star Martyrs return with the 2nd EP on Dubophonic. This time the UK musician and producer Stanley Wood unleashes the herbal energy of tea, brewing some special blends, mixing the finest musical flavours of Europe, Jamaica, Orient and Occident in a tasty and relaxing chill out drink. Alongside with him, many artists from the Dubophonic netlabel family. Ibel, The Dubbstyle, Mr Mefistou and Koncrete Roots prepared their own special recipes and are ready to serve their exclusive versions of Stanley's riddim. So, sip your cup and let the journey begin. The EP starts with the taste of mint in our mouth, as the oriental vibes flow inna mystical way in the atmosphere. The river of tranquility passes right in front of us, as we embark in a journey, that sets our mind and soul in a perfect balance. The magical voice of Ibel guides us ina Rub-a-dub journey of irieness, as he prepares his special Jamaican blend of tea, served in two different mixes.
………………………… The sounds of the far east travel to Argentina where mint receives a special treatment by the Dubbstyle, being mixed with the yerba mate leaves, only to be transformed into a antioxidant and cholesterol-lowering beverage, cleansing the body from all Babylon diseases. The logical outcome is the cleansing also of the mind and Mr Mefistou uses his double ethnic background and adds for the next recipe a touch of flamenco style guitar mixed with a New York influenced sound.
Finally our herbal beverage returns back to the country it started its journey, only to be chilled in the fridge and to be served with ice by the Koncrete Roots inna special dubplate style. Once we are cleansed, in body and in spirit, we can enjoy the last cup of tea served exactly at five o'clock by Stanley Wood himself. Give thanks for that wonderful journey!
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SOUNDTIPS → [DubOPhonic 010] AAVV – Explorations in Dub
DUBOPHONIC NETLABEL from CYPRUS
Artist: Various Artists (compiled by Dub Thomas)
Title: Explorations in Dub
Genre: Dub/Fusion/Experimental/Electronica
The first compilation of dub-o-phonic is a musical journey to some unknown areas of dub music.
Compiled by Dub Thomas, "Explorations in Dub" tries to find the hidden elements of dub music in musical genres, where under normal circumstances no dub is existent.
This release might not comply with the "conventional" dub reggae as we know it.
Being the tenth release of the label, Dub Thomas selects tracks with a strong experimental musical vibe, staying truthful to the future sound of the label.
The compilation includes seventeen tracks from artists scattered in the various corners of the globe, from Cyprus to the French West Indies: Daidalos One (CY), SXtheMadArtist (CY), Ras Robin Dennis (CY), Dub-I (RUS), Dub Riots (GR), Green Glow (MEX), Hernibernie (BEL), Knoto (JP), Mr Mefistou (PR), Negro Pirana (MEX), Rakoon (FR), Red Barrio (ES), Roots Dubbing Project (BRA), The Dubbstyle (ARG), Twixymillia (FWI) and Dub Across Borders (DEN).
Included in this compilation is Dub-I's "Rididub Master" in a new extended version, serving not only as a musical flashback to our first release, but also as a starting point for the dubs to follow, while the jazz/ambient tracks of Hernibernie and SXtheMadArtist (the cover art designer of the release) are perhaps at the highest innovation point.
Knoto manages to strip a famous reggae song down to its basic beat elements keeping the melody as a sweet buzz in your head. Daidalos One offers an atmospheric intermission, Ras Robbin Denis fuses an ethnic/ambient feel, Dub Across Borders blips and clicks, Negro Pirana dubs the blues, Mr Mefistou builds up slowly a dubbed step, Green Glow steps it up, Twixymillia rewinds it, while Dub Riots, Roots Dubbing Project, The Dubbstyle, Rakoon and Red Barrio transform irie melodies into experimental dubscapes.
"Dub means experimentation with sound. From the first innovations of King Tubby to the unorthodox techniques of Lee "scratch" Perry, dub has always been evolving, influencing many of the musical genres of our century, whether these are called Hip-Hop, Electronica, Fusion or even World/Ethnic music. This is a journey into the world of dub!" – Dub Thomas
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SOUNDTIPS → [DubOPhonic005] MEXICAN STEPPER: The Mad Sunday EP
[DPH005] Mexican Stepper: The Mad Sunday EP
Dubophonic introduces Mexican Stepper. Born in Mexico, Yasser Serano has been into music since his childhood. His anxiety to contribute to the reggae and dub scene led him into participating in many festivals in Mexico with important recognitions. Tapping into different rhythms but mainly with stepper productions, Yasser introduces 2009 his Mexican Stepper project with the intention of creating a new dub proposal in his homeland Mexico. Little he knew that his sound would soon overcome the borders of his country and spread like a virus all around the world. Living proof of this is the willingness of many artists from all around the world to join his effort, offering their own musical interpretations on Yasser's tune.
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Mexican Stepper's first EP consists of the title track "Mad Sunday", a hard stepper tune with an ethnic feel, accompanied by an ever so exiting dub cut. Just to step it up a bit more, we included some exclusive remixes by artists who were already introduced on previous releases like Dub-I (RUS) and Negritage (ARG), but also by Dubophonic newcomers Svaha Sound System (UK), Injham (FR), Mr. Lion AKA Jahstyle (CAN) and Mr Mefisto (PR).
Each track is more than just a remix. It is a brand new interpretation of the main tune with each artist reconstructing the basic tune according to his unique style. Negritage makes a dirty rough rootical stepper out of it, Dub-I transforms the hard stepper into a musical dub experiment, Mr Mefistou incorporates the revolutionary speech of the Bolivian president Evo Morales after the trouble he faced in Europe due to his pro Snowden attitude, while Injham introduces a complete recut of the tune. Big versions by BBC Introducing Artist of 2012 Svaha Sound System and the Canadian Mr. LioN
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SOUNDTIPS → [DubOPhonic003] ZION DIRTY SOUND: Fils d' Abraham
ZION DIRTY SOUND from PARIS
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Catalogue No:DPH003 Format: FLAC, MP3 (320Kbs)
Genre: Roots/Dub/Fusion
Release date: 28th July 2013
Free download:http://dubophonic.blogspot.com
01 Fils d' Abraham
02 Massiwa Komori
03 Nike mwana
04 Faya & war ina Babylon
05 Mama Africa
06 Agua Sala
(Bomba Estereo remix)
07 Mort á 10 ans
08 Kustina so fagna
09 Interlude cumbia
10 Ay cubano
11 Bye bye Babylon
12 Tawhid
13 Celebrity fever
14 El pueblo unido
15 El pueblo unido dub
16 Gamou Anzo
17 Faya bomb dem
18 Kweli kweli
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Artist: Zion Dirty Sound
Title: Fils d' Abraham
Genre: Roots/ Dub/Fusion
Licenses: CC Licenses-by-nc-nd/3.0
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Zion Dirty Sound online Soundcloud – http://soundcloud.com/ziondirtysound
The story of Djirbil and Faida is like a fairy tale and is just as amazing as their music. Djibril was born in the suburbs of Paris back in 1986 and started making music by playing guitar, bass and drums in punk rock bands in the north of France and Belgium, while later he landed from punk to reggae/dub/jungle through some friends who were operating a sound system.
The other half of the band, Faida AKA Sister Raphaelle, was born 1986 in Mamoudzou, Comoros, between Madagascar and Mozambique. She started singing from childhood, influenced by the soul of the African music. 1996 she arrives to France to live in the suburbs of Paris.
The two got closer together during one of their gigs as members of the Acoustic Groove Orchestra and their love story has led into marriage. Their new life was accompanied by the creation of a new band, 2 years ago. Since then they are composing and recording their own music in their own home studio under the name of Zion Dirty Sound.
Their music is an amalgamation of different styles and is the result of the different cultures they both represent. The African/Comodian roots blend with the Europrean/French music, all fused nicely with arab/indian/latino culture, influenced by their social life and their travels around the world. Add a touch of dub and you got magic going through your ears!
"Fils d' Abraham" is a compilation of Zion Dirty Sound's best music from previous releases and from tracks scattered around the internet, plus we exclusively included four brand new tracks. Load them on your media player, press the play button and embark on an ethnic journey of irieness. Feel the vibes and follow the journey of Djibril and Faida from Africa to Latin America over Europe, on their quest to interact with different cultures and search through music for a higher vision of life.
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"Our music is for free and for everyone (except the economico-babylo-sheytano system). It is not our intention to make money from our music or to become famous. We want to spread a message of peace between the people of this world and make them wake up and rise against a system, which held in slavery and in misery the 90% of the world's population.
" Zion Dirty Sound"
[DPH003] Zion Dirty Sound: Fils d' Abraham
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Bahía de Caráquez is located just 36 nautical miles South of the Equator on the estuary of the Rio Chone. Puerto Amistad is located inside the estuary and boats are extremely well protected from ocean swell in a quiet anchorage. Bahía is a quiet tourist town that primarily caters to the middle and upper class of Quito that have vacation condos here and that visit during holidays. Bahía has amazingly mild weather and a low crime rate, so you can be sure that you and your boat will be safe during your stay. For those of you familiar the "Andy Griffith Show," I like to say that Bahía is Ecuador's Mayberry.
You maybe thinking that because you're on the Equator that the weather is hot, sticky, and buggy. Nothing could be further from the truth. Since you'll most likely be coming from Panama and/or Costa Rica, you'll be in for a very pleasant surprise.
Here in Bahía, there has never been a hurricane or tropical storm, and lightning is extremely rare (The locals say lightning has never struck the ground in Bahía!) Bahía is in a dry tropical belt only about 60 miles wide; there are cactus growing on the hills here! As a result, you won't have mold growing on the walls of your boat as it does in Panama and Costa Rica. In the last couple of years, during what they call the rainy season, we have averaged an hour or two of light rain in the evening PER WEEK.
The average daytime temperature during the months of November through April is about 85 degrees with moderate humidity. For March through May temperatures are in the low 80's. June through October we have very low humidity and daytime temps of 70-75 degrees. In addition, the daily sea/land breeze pattern means that there's almost always a pleasant breeze. If you decide to stay later in the season (April-October) you'll find yourself reaching for a light blanket at night. It's great sleeping weather!
The people of Bahía are the real treasure. Nowhere else in my travels have I found people so open, friendly, and willing to help. Although they are from very humble backgrounds, you won't feel panhandled and taken advantage of like you may have experienced in other countries. You'll feel safe and welcome walking the streets of Bahía; you'll likely have people trying out their few words of English as you walk down the malecon.
Beaches - There's great shelling at Canoa. You may even stumble across a pre-Colombian artifact washed up on the shore.
Of course you'll have to take a trip to the Andes!
You'll find Ecuador an inexpensive travel destination, plus they use the U.S. dollar as their currency.
The prices in the local restaurants, and also the rest of Ecuador, are very low. You can order an Almuerzo (the most for the least) which included soup, salad, rice, beans, with fish, meat, or chicken, and a fresh juice for around $3. A large beer (600 ml) costs $3 in most places.
To get someone work on your boat, expect to pay $10 perday for laborers, and $15-20 per day for journeymen.
The fresh fruits and veggies available in the market are great.


Following last year's success performance at Bergenshus, TNT once again is going to perform among the 7 mountains. This years play is MACBETH by William Shakespeare. It will be performed outdoors at Bergenhus August 2018 (weather permitting, else inside the fortress).
If MACBETH is not the finest play ever written, it is certainly the most performed. The play explores the corruption of power and its terrifying results, both politically and personally. But while the themes are profound and complex, the form is hugely entertaining: this is a thriller, a war story, a romance, a nightmare, a horror story and a most powerful presentation of the supernatural.
The witches ride above this play as both demons and restorers of the natural order that MACBETH and his murderous wife seek to destroy. The evil that the royal couple unleash rebounds upon themselves and, by means of the most extraordinary poetry, we, the audience, watch the collapse of naked ambition into tortured self-doubt and ultimate insanity.
TNT's production, directed by Paul Stebbings, was the company's first Shakespeare production. The production has been so successful that it has been constantly revived and toured worldwide since 2001 to over forty countries on four continents.
This might be the most performed production of MACBETH this century. Audiences have thrilled to this production from London to Atlanta, from Beijing to Berlin, from El Salvador to Thailand and from Australia to Norway.
This is a full-blooded version of the play, witch driven in its intensity. The production is not frightened of the supernatural, or compromised by modern dress.
But this is not an old fashioned production either; the musical score by Paul Flush drives the play forward and creates a compelling sound texture of almost filmic quality. Forest and castle merge and melt. The witches are an almost constant presence, neither male nor female (or both) and as ruthless as Greek Furies. The acting is fast and physical.
– Out brief candle…life is but a poor player who struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more, It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing.
In case of rain the performance will take place in the Haakonshall.
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Berlinda Addardey, popularly known as Berla Mundi, (born 1 April 1988) is a Ghanaian media personality, women's advocate and voice artist. She co-hosted the 20th VGMA with Kwami Sefa Kayi.

Education
Berla is an alumna of St. Theresa's School, Achimota School and the University of Ghana where she studied linguistics and psychology for her first degree.

She studied French at Alliance Francais. She also studied at the Ghana Institute of Journalism.

Career
She began her media career after becoming the second runner-up at the 2010 Miss Maliaka beauty pageant. She worked with GHOne TV a subsidiary of the EIB Network for five years. She is currently with TV3 Ghana a subsidiary of Media General Ghana Limited. Berla hosted reality shows and corporate events. She hosted Africa's first syndicated show on DSTV, Moment with MO. She was recognized as the most influential Ghanaian in 2017 by Avance Media. In 2017 She won The Most Stylish Media Personality at the Glitz Style Awards Founded by Claudia Lumor.

Mundi is known for her advocacy for girls and women's rights. She launched a mentoring and career guidance project in 2018. It aims to offer skills training to young women.

She established the Berla Mundi foundation in 2015. In June 2019, Mundi was featured in the Visual Collaborative electronic catalog, under the Polaris series. She is also the founder of the B.You project

Shows hosted

Awards and recognition

 Best female events MC – Ghana Events Awards (2017).
 TV female entertainment show host of the year. – RTP Awards (2018)
 Favorite TV presenter – Peoples choice celebrity awards (2017).
 Media Personality of the year – Glitz Style Awards (2018).
Most Influential Media Personality- Avance Media (2020).
Ghana Woman of the Year, Young Star Award(2020).
TVET Ambassador.

See also

 The Giovani's prank game
Berla helps young Susan get scholarship and support

References

1988 births
Living people
Ghanaian television presenters
Ghanaian women television presenters
University of Ghana alumni
Alumni of Achimota School

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There are many ways of identifying ourselves: where we grew up, those we love, education, work experience, affiliations–all stories. I'm not sure where my story begins.
I am a writer of fiction and poetry. I enjoy blending the supernatural with science and a touch of the macabre. We can thank an early fascination with Saki, Heinlein, and taxidermy for that.
I wrote poetry initially, inspired by the works of Thomas, Elliot, and Rimbaud. I only began writing short stories later, in my twenties. Some I liked. I flirted with the idea of developing a writing career then, between adventures to France, Belgium, and California, and a dalliance with parapsychology. Professors at the University of South Carolina in Columbia encouraged me to keep at it. When I finally graduated in the mid-nineties after finishing my creative writing thesis, "Laslo: Part I of A Relativist Work," I'd spent more than a year obsessing over it.
Nevertheless, I reached the end of my twenties craving financial security and veered towards software development. It was the logical thing to do at the time–and it felt daring–but when I was at last ready to start my new career, Columbia's largest tech employer had laid off over three hundred experienced programmers. In 2000, I packed my cat and moved to Atlanta, hoping my IT prospects would improve. When this wasn't so, I grew impatient with the whole idea and sought some other reasonable profession.
I became a lawyer. Like many lawyers drawn in by the promise of earning a good living through writing, I neglected to ask: "Writing what?" I moved to North Carolina with my husband and lived on the side of a mountain and even practiced law for a couple of years before concluding it was the wrong path for me.
I would always find myself in this spot, leaving wrong careers, with more and more time having slipped away. Why? Apparently, my mind would have me tell stories. And isn't it true that only the most momentous dreams wake us from slumber, gasping for air in a sweat?
I still don't know how to introduce myself.
We can probably agree that much of what makes up a person passes us by unseen. Yet somehow we do come to know the people in our lives. Mountain peaks loom over the horizon; icebergs bob above the water line; eyes peer through parted leaves in a dense wood.
A child can tell when there is more to a person than is obvious. I concluded when young that if I knew what I'd do, then maybe I'd stand a chance of knowing what they'd do, those others. Of course, this gave rise to convolutions. What would I do "if this" and then "if that"? What if I wasn't who I thought I was?
Growing up on the coast of South Carolina, we roamed barefoot on the hot slick sand, a gutty troupe: me, my sister, and our friends. By the tracks and an abandoned depot, in a tree fort hanging over the marsh, we explored an inner terrain as much as an outer one. Both realms thrilled me with perils. Daydreams and adventures consumed my waking hours, and sleep came with more horrors than I care to remember. Poor Dad spent many nights with his flashlight checking the bushes outside the window.
When I was ten, I learned to sail a Sunfish. The few times I was allowed to sail was with a girl my age named Sani, and we always spoiled the fun bickering over who got the sail and who got the rudder, and once we settled that, we wrangled over how we intended to operate them. We had to agree, you see, or we'd tip.
The day of my first and only race, the winds were strong, and we spent most of the race sailing backwards, until we ran aground at a tiny island in the middle of the inlet. But I'd spent a great deal of time on the docks, on my belly, ears filled with the wind's roar and the creak of floats, wondering what it would be like to stand on that isle. Was there any treasure hidden there, forgotten and lost? Could a person live there, in the searing sunshine, watching the bustle on the mainland, with only brush and lopsided trees to keep her company, day in, day out?
We didn't set foot on that island. We knew better than to go wading. Oyster beds, rusted metal, degraded plastic, lying under the pluff mud, any of it could slice you or trap you. Not to mention rip tides, deadly monsters that lurked just below a shiny surface. Our instructors had taught us well.
We stayed in our little sailboat, not racing, and waited an hour for rescue. The island was small, the size of a back yard. Green marsh grass jutting from the shallows had trapped thousands of dried reeds that rustled in the salty waves sucking at our hull. Seagulls cawed in a sky so blue it hurt, while Sani, arms folded, sulked at the stern–that is, after a few choice words.
But I'd accomplished something. I'd made it to the island and saw what I wanted to see.


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Antitrust & Competition/
Fixing the Procedural Infirmities in the DMA's Draft Implementing Regulation
Lazar Radic — 23 January 2023 — Leave a comment
Just before Christmas, the European Commission published a draft implementing regulation (DIR) of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), establishing procedural rules that, in the Commission's own words, seek to bolster "legal certainty," "due process," and "effectiveness" under the DMA. The rights of defense laid down in the draft are, alas, anemic. In the long run, this will leave the Commission's DMA-enforcement decisions open to challenge on procedural grounds before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU).
This is a loss for due process, for third parties seeking to rely on the Commission's decisions, and for the effectiveness of the DMA itself.
Detailed below are some of the significant problems with the DIR, as well as suggestions for how to address them. Many of these same issues have been highlighted in the comments submitted by likely gatekeepers, law firms, and academics during the open-consultation period. You can also read the brief explainer that Dirk Auer & I wrote on the DIR here.
The DIR establishes that parties have the right to access files that the Commission used to issue preliminary findings. But if parties wish to access other documents in the Commission's file, they will need to submit a "substantiated request." Among the problems with this approach is that the documents cited in the Commission's preliminary reference will be of limited use to defendants, as they are likely to be those used to establish an infringement, and thus unlikely to be exculpatory.
Moreover, as the CJEU has stated, it should not be up to the Commission alone to decide whether to disclose documents in the file. The Commission can preclude documents unrelated to the statement of objections from the administrative procedure, but that isn't the same as excluding documents that aren't mentioned in the statement of objections. After all, evidence might be irrelevant for the prosecution but relevant for the defense.
Parties' right to be heard is unnecessarily circumscribed by requiring that they must "duly substantiate why access to a specific document or part thereof is necessary to exercise its right to be heard." A party might be hard-pressed to argue convincingly that it needs access to a document based solely on a terse and vague description in the Commission's file. More generally, why would a document be in the Commission's file if it is not relevant to the case? The right to be heard cannot be respected where access to information is prohibited.
Solution: The DIR should allow gatekeepers full access to the Commission's file. This is the norm in antitrust and merger proceedings in the EU where:
undertakings or associations of undertakings that receive a Statement of Objections have the right to see all the evidence, whether it is incriminating or exonerating, in the Commission's investigation file. [bold in original]
There is little sense in deviating from this standard in DMA proceedings.
No Role for the Hearing Officer
The DIR does not spell out a role for the hearing officer, a particularly jarring omission given the Commission's history of acting as "judge, jury and executioner" in competition-law proceedings (see here, here and here). Hearing officers are a staple in antitrust (here and here), as well as in trade proceedings more generally, where their role is to enhance impartiality and objectivity by, e.g., resolving disputes over access to certain documents. As Alfonso Lamadrid has noted, an obvious inference to reach is that DMA proceedings before the Commission are to be less impartial and objective.
Solution: Grant the hearing officer a role in, at the very least, resolving access-to-file and confidentiality disputes.
Cap on the Length of Responses
The DIR establishes a 50-page limit on parties' responses to the Commission's preliminary findings. Of course, no such cap is imposed on the Commission in issuing its preliminary findings, designation decisions, and other decisions under the DMA. This imbalance between the Commission's and respondents' duties plainly violates the principle of equality of arms—a fundamental element of the right to a fair trial under Article 47 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.
An arbitrary page limit also means that the Commission may not take all relevant facts and evidence into account in its decisions, which will be based largely on the preliminary findings and the related response. This lays the groundwork for subsequent challenges before the courts.
Solution: Either remove the cap on responses to preliminary findings or impose a similar limit on the Commission in issuing those findings.
A 'Succinct' Right to Speak
The DIR does not contemplate granting parties oral hearings to explain their defense more fully. Oral hearings are particularly important in cases involving complex and technical arguments and evidence.
While the right to a fair trial does not require oral hearings to be held in every case, "refusing to hold an oral hearing may be justified only in rare cases." Given that, under the DMA, companies can be fined as much as 20% of their worldwide turnover, these proceedings involve severe financial penalties of a criminal or quasi-criminal nature (here and here), and are thus unlikely to qualify (here).
Solution: Grant parties the ability to request an oral hearing following the preliminary findings.
Legal Uncertainty
As one commenter put it, "the document is striking for what it leaves out." As Dirk Auer and I point out, the DIR leaves unanswered such questions as the precise role of third parties in DMA processes; the role of the advisory committee in decision making; whether the college of commissioners or just one commissioner is the ultimate decision maker; whether national authorities will be able to access data gathered by the Commission; and whether there is a role for the European Competition Network in coordinating and allocating cases between the EU and the member states.
Granted, not all of these questions needed to be answered in the DIR (although some—like the role of third parties—arguably should have been). Still, the sooner they are resolved, the better for everyone.
Solution: Clarify the above questions—either with the final version of the implementing regulation or soon thereafter—in a manual of procedures or best-practice guidelines, as appropriate.
Unless substantive changes are made, the DIR in its current form risks running afoul of a well-established line of jurisprudence highlighting the importance of fundamental rights in antitrust law, which is guaranteed to apply in DMA proceedings as well. One of these is the general principle that judicial and administrative promptness cannot be attained at the expense of parties' right of defense (here). Ignoring this would not only result in a loss for the rights of defense in the EU, but would also drive a wedge in the effectiveness of the DMA—thereby staining the Commission's credibility.
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Lazar is Senior Scholar for Competition Policy at the International Center for Law & Economics, and Adjunct Professor of Law at IE University. Lazar is a qualified lawyer and has worked in band one law firms in Spain and Serbia, both in the competition law department. He holds degrees in Law and Political Science from the University of Madrid, LL.Ms from the University of Amsterdam (EU and International Law, Cum Laude), and the European University Institute (Comparative and International Laws). Lazar's PhD, also from the European University Institute, explored the intersection between political philosophy and competition law.
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Il Toy Bulldog è una razza di cane estinta che esisteva in Inghilterra durante il XVIII e l'inizio del XIX secolo.

Storia
Gli allevatori stavano lavorando in due direzioni diverse per creare questa razza. Uno era ridimensionare il Bulldog. Questo non ha avuto molto successo, a causa delle complicazioni con l'allevamento di cani di taglia sub-regolare di questa razza insieme. I cuccioli di Bulldog di taglia nana erano (e sono ancora) occasionalmente nati da genitori di taglia normale, ma non erano né i cani più sani, né i più fertili. Spesso hanno prodotto cuccioli di taglia normale. Pertanto, questa versione della razza non era mai stata creata.

Un altro tentativo di creare il Toy Bulldog è stato attraverso l'incrocio di Bulldog francesi con Bulldog e la loro prole per ridurre il peso a un desiderabile 9 kg o meno. C'erano diversi cani e la razza è stata presentata dal "The French Toy Bulldog Club of England" al Kennel Club. Tuttavia, anche questa versione della razza non era stata sviluppata fino al punto di riconoscimento. Gli allevatori inglesi e i rappresentanti del Kennel Club si sono rifiutati di chiamare Bulldog un cane di razza mista.

Caratteristiche
Il termine "Toy Bulldog" è usato occasionalmente per descrivere una piccola varietà di un'altra croce nota come "Bulldog in miniatura". Questa non è una razza consolidata, ma un ibrido, risultante dall'incrocio di Bulldog con Carlini e la loro prole.

I Toy Bulldog sono difficili e testardi da addestrare. Questi cani non possono vivere e socializzare con altri cani che sono stati portati a maturità. Sono disponibili in una varietà di colori diversi che vanno dal giallo pallido, fulvo chiaro al rosso pieno. I bulldog giocattolo non hanno bisogno di molte cure e amano stare in casa insieme a sonnecchiare.

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Razze canine di origine britannica
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Cardi B Gives Her Opinion Of JAY-Z's Partnership With The NFL
Cardi B believes in Jay-Z and his "power" to reinstate Colin Kaepernick back into the National Football League.
The "Press" rapper issued her support of HOV amid backlash for his recently signed partnership with the NFL and speculated ownership of an NFL team. "I think that he could make a change. I feel like he didn't just [commit] to an NFL deal without an agreement," Cardi told TMZ photogs after attending celebrity blogger and podcast host Jason Lee's birthday party in NYC Sunday (August 18).
"I feel like he went in there like, 'Alright, if y'all want me to work with y'all. Y'all need to bring my peoples in there. Y'all need to do things my way.' And I feel like he's going to change it," she continued. "I feel like Jay-Z could bring Colin Kaepernick. I feel so. I feel like he has that power."
Cardi's comments come amid criticism of Jay-Z's deal. Many celebrities and fans have voiced their disapproval of the surprise partnership given Jay's previous support of Kaepernick — he was outspoken about their alleged blackballing of the former football player and even expressed his own dislike of the football league. Not only that, Jay's explanation of his reasoning to sign a deal with the NFL caused many to question his motives.
In a press conference on Wednesday (August 14) — ironically the third anniversary of when Kaepernick first kneeled during an NFL game — the Roc Nation exec appeared to dismiss players' kneeling protests after being asked if he would kneel or stand for the national anthem. "I think we've moved past kneeling. I think it's time to go into actionable items," Jay responded. "I don't want people to stop protesting at all. Kneeling is a form of protest. I support protests across the board. We need to bring light to the issue and I think everyone knows what the issue is. We're done with that."
"We forget that Colin's whole thing was to bring attention to social injustice. In that case, this is a success. This is the next phase," he explained. "There [are] two parts of protesting. You go outside and you protest, and then the company or the individual says, 'I hear you. What do we do next?'"
Jay continued, "For me, it's like action, [an] actionable item, what are we gonna do with it? Everyone heard, we hear what you're saying, and everybody knows I agree with what you're saying [in Kaepernick's underlying message]. So what are we gonna do? You know what I'm saying? [Help] millions and millions of people, or we get stuck on Colin not having a job."
Shortly after Jay's press conference, TMZ reported that Jay "had multiple reasons for becoming part of the NFL family," and "one of them is that he is going to become part-owner of an NFL team." Sources told the outlet, Jay is going to have a "significant ownership interest" in an NFL team and "it is going to happen in the near future."


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Q: Get XY coordinates of TextPointer within WPF Richtextbox I would like to know if is possible to get XY coordinates of TextPointer within WPF Richtextbox.

A: Rect Example = myRichTextBox.CaretPosition.GetCharacterRect(LogicalDirection.Forward)

This will give the X,Y coordinates of the carete position

A: You can use Mouse.GetPosition(MyRichTextBox) which will return you the X,Y coordinates of the Mouse within the RichTextBox
Here's a simple example that I used to verify this was correct:
<StackPanel>
    <RichTextBox x:Name="Test" Height="100" Width="100" MouseMove="Test_MouseMove"  />
    <Label x:Name="Test2" Content="{Binding }" />
</StackPanel>

Code Behind:
private void Test_MouseMove(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
    this.Test2.DataContext = Mouse.GetPosition(this.Test);
}

EDIT
Didn't realize you wanted to get caret position instead of mouse position. Use myRichTextBox.CaretPosition.GetCharacterRect(LogicalDirection.Forward) to get the X,Y coordinates of the caret


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THE PUZZLEHEADED GIRL
by Christina Stead
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The four novellas of this reissued 1967 book center on young women in the 1940s and '50s seeking to find themselves in a world looking to impose its own definitions.
The enigmatic Honor Lawrence of the title story, age 15 but claiming 18, takes a job in a New York office but dislikes business and seems impossibly naïve until her father's cruel behavior is revealed. She goes on "long inexplicable wanderings" and reappears in ever worsening condition to the man who hired her and whose wife speaks of how marriage can make a woman feel "like an imbecile in a little room, with no money and no freedom." In "The Dianas," Lydia is a vibrant American in the last days of a Paris vacation successfully fending off would-be dates and suitors. She escapes unscathed only to accept something seemingly fine that could be malign. Australian writer Stead, as she did painfully in The Man Who Loved Children (1940), lets a fairy-tale feel last only so long before shifting acutely. Bumptious, loutish men overshadow the two crucial females in "The Rightangled Creek." One is a wife who does endless chores for her self-important writer husband and their coddled Princeton-bound boy. The other is a 22-year-old, "full of life," who gets a disease from her guitar-playing do-nothing husband, loses a child and then her mind. "Girl from the Beach" returns to Paris, where Linda of New York has quit the Sorbonne and is surviving on occasional checks from her parents. She enchants a self-involved freelance writer and becomes embroiled in an exquisite comeuppance engineered by his latest ex-wife. Linda seems to bottle up her free spirit and return to an acceptable marriage in the U.S., but the fiance could harbor a threat.
At shorter length, Stead reveals more clearly her gifts in tone and voice and building a scene, while her theme here puts these fictions among the Ur-texts of feminism.
Pub Date: May 16th, 2017
Publisher: Text
Review Posted Online: April 2nd, 2017
Kirkus Reviews Issue: April 1st, 2017
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Sky has signed the live rights to the English Football League (EFL) until 2024. The £600m five-year deal extends the broadcaster's current deal.
From the start of the 2019/20 season, Sky will exclusively show up to 183 matches live each year. These games will be from the Sky Bet Championship, Sky Bet League One, Sky Bet League Two, Carabao Cup and Checkatrade Trophy.
The new deal includes a 26 per cent increase on the number of matches shown under the current deal.
For the first time, Sky will be able to broadcast 80 Sky Bet Championship midweek matches across interactive and digital platforms, taking the total number of games to 260. These midweek matches will also be available to watch on the EFL iFollow streaming service.
Midweek games not shown live on Sky will be available to watch on the respective football team's website.
The deal will be a huge boon to the Sky Sports Football channel, which launched recently as part of Sky's rebrand of its sports offering.


My great grandmother, Susan (Stanwood) Clark is shown above, holding my grandmother's sister, Beatrice. My grandmother, Goldie (Simpson) Edwards, and Auntie Bea were the only surviving children born to Grandma Susie, who was herself one of eight children, seven of which lived to adulthood. Her father, Albert Stanwood, however, was one of only four children. Albert's father, David, was from a family of six, born to Benjamin and Betsy (Wasgatt) Stanwood. Surprisingly, I've stumbled on a fair number of 19th century families in my genealogy (primarily in the Wasgatt lines) where only one or two children were born to the couple, while they were married many years. While not uncommon during current times, it certainly was not the norm in days past. It made me stop and ponder the reasons for these smaller family sizes. Infertility? Possibly. Choice? Maybe. But how? The Comstock law of 1873 declared birth control both obscene as well as illegal. So, what methods of birth control did our ancestors have available to them?
While many religions frowned upon family planning (birth control viewed as something that immoral women or prostitutes would use, not those who were married), husbands and wives continued to look for ways to decrease the sizes of their families. A good example is extended and complete breastfeeding, which has been used around the world to increase the time between the birth of children. While many found this to be very effective, it was not popular among the wealthy, who often utilized wet nurses. Abstinence was another method of birth control, which was promoted in the 1870s for married women attempting to limit family sizes. Planned Parenthood attributes a rise in sexually transmitted diseases to this movement, as men began to turn to prostitutes instead of their wives.
Barrier methods were also used. Surprising to many, the condom is one of the oldest forms of contraception dating back to Egypt about 1,000 BC. Originally created from animal gut in an effort to protect from syphylis, it wasn't until the 1700s that the contraceptive properties of the condom were recognized. By the 1840s, rubber condoms were available, and in the 1930s latex condoms became popular.
While birth control methods have certainly evolved through the years, and the 21st century woman has many options available to her today, it saddens me to think how many years it took for birth control to be accepted. While watching ABC World News last night, I was immediately reminded how much we take for granted. The segment included a Middle Eastern women with her newborn infant, who had the opportunity to talk via Skype to an American mom. She asked, "Are you also afraid of dying in child birth?" If such fears continue to plague the 21st century Middle East mothers-to-be, imagine the anxiety experienced by our American ancestors. According to the CDC, in 1800 in the average mother bore seven children. By 1900, the family size had decreased to 3.5 children, and six to nine of every 1000 women died in childbirth. Some statistics report that the 19th century death rate was as high as 10% for those giving birth.
I am incredibly grateful for modern medicine and birth control, and even more in awe of my many female ancestors who married and had families without the advantages available to 21st century women today.
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Thank you for sharing this thoughtful post. We should all remember what our foremothers went through (two children was enough for me, thank you), and I'm sure all of us have a female in our family tree who died soon after giving birth.
Thanks, Elizabeth. Glad you liked the post. Just visited your blog and enjoyed your Hunter pictures!


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HomePerspectives on Advocacy for Survivors of Domestic Abuse and Interpersonal Violence
Perspectives on Advocacy for Survivors of Domestic Abuse and Interpersonal Violence
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Domestic violence prevention has been a fundamental part of BayLegal's service model since the organization's inception in 2000 through the merger of several smaller legal services firms. In BayLegal's first year, advocates operated a Domestic Violence Legal Clinic that served over 1,000 people. Today, BayLegal operates six Domestic Violence Restraining Order (DVRO) Clinics five days a week at locations that span the Bay Area, and provides comprehensive legal representation of low-income survivors through our Domestic Violence Prevention Project.
In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, three attorneys from our intrepid family law team—Erin Orum, Managing Attorney for San Mateo County and Regional Counsel for Family Law; Taline Minassian, Senior Staff Attorney, Santa Clara Office; and Roxanne Alejandre, Senior Staff Attorney, San Francisco Office—agreed to share their perspectives on advocacy for survivors of domestic abuse and interpersonal violence.
What drew you to BayLegal's Domestic Violence Prevention Project?
Erin: I had done some work with survivors as an undergraduate and found it rewarding. But, when I began working as a volunteer attorney for BayLegal's [Domestic Violence] Prevention unit, I realized how much I truly loved the work. The clients I got to work with were impressive, strong, resilient and inspiring. My colleagues were dedicated and fought hard to help every survivor who walked in our door find safety and a better life for their family. I couldn't ask for a better way to spend my career.
Taline: I wanted to serve a marginalized group with direct services and liked that this role was a marriage of family and immigration law (pun intended). I have always chosen to work for organizations which focus on serving clients that would otherwise not have access to resources/justice and I think BayLegal serves the most marginalized in our community. The idea that I could work with the most marginalized members of our community (survivors) during what could be some of their most vulnerable of moments is/was appealing to me because that fits into why I chose to be a lawyer in the first place.
Roxanne: When I was an 18-year-old undergraduate social work student and working in the domestic violence field, I kept seeing BayLegal's name and hearing about BayLegal's domestic violence prevention project. [Current Director of Program & Advocacy] Ariella [Hyman], Minouche [Kandel, former staff attorney], and Jerel's [Jerel McCrary, Managing Attorney, San Francisco Office] names frequently appeared on community meeting agendas. I noticed that everyone in the community respected and valued BayLegal's contribution to the anti-domestic violence and legal social justice movements. Their examples inspired me to go to law school and become a social justice attorney.
What role does BayLegal play in protecting survivors, and how does it differ from legal aid services provided elsewhere?
Erin: BayLegal is unique in that we provide true full-scope legal services to survivors. While other agencies can do a great job at helping clients fill out paperwork or providing emotional support at court, BayLegal is the only agency I know of that provides free, full scope legal representation. We will take on extremely difficult, complex, and protracted cases for survivors whom no one else will help. We are not afraid of messy cases or difficult issues and we truly do everything in our power to get survivors the justice they deserve.
Roxanne: BayLegal's services for domestic violence survivors are unique in that we provide full-scope representation on complex family law matters. Most pro and low bono legal services provide more limited counsel and advice or only assist survivors with preparing pleadings in pro per. We jump head-first into multi-day trials and represent clients through the judgment phase. BayLegal is also uniquely situated to provide wrap-around legal services. Firm-wide we have several practice areas including public benefits, health access, housing, youth justice, re-entry, immigration, and veteran's units. Often domestic violence victims have overlapping legal issues and we can provide in-house assistance in multiple legal areas. We also have social workers that can also assist our clients. For example, we were able to represent one domestic violence survivor in her family law matter, CalWORKs welfare-to-work case, dependency case, eviction defense case, and a Community College grievance process. All the legal issues were directly related to her domestic violence victimization. In addition to all this legal support, she received crucial case management services from our staff social worker. Another advantage to our services is that we are regional and have offices in 6 Bay Area counties [and provide services in 7]. Many domestic violence survivors move across county lines to escape abuse and we can accommodate this need.
What have you learned from working directly with survivors?
Erin: I've learned that, while people are capable of doing terrible things to one another, our capacity for love, kindness, and resilience is immense. My clients never cease to amaze me though the selfless way they care for their children or the kindness they show to me and others.
Taline: They are some of the most resilient people I have ever met and their strength and ability to oftentimes stay positive and keep on pushing themselves against all odds is really admirable. This work, in general, has taught me to be more grateful and to understand that life is fickle and really people can have very different backgrounds and circumstances but a lot of the problems faced and sentiments while facing those problems are quite universal.
Roxane: Survivors are strong, resilient, and brave. When I hear about the incredible hardships and obstacles that my clients have gone through, I am in awe. Many of them are able to overcome violent trauma, poverty, racism, sexism, and language barriers. They are thriving and providing for their children. I have one client who is a single mom of three children. She takes English classes at night and works seven days a week to make ends meet in San Francisco. After being in an abusive marriage for 15 years, she is happy to be free of her abuser and be independent.
Are there any misconceptions about survivors that you'd like to dispel?
Erin: There is not one way that a survivor should look, think or feel. Just because a survivor doesn't fit your expectation of them does not mean they have not experienced abuse.
Taline: That they are weak, that they are victims that need saving. They don't. I actually get really annoyed by the mindset I have sometimes encountered in non-profit work where there is the sense of doing God's work and saving the people… I think it falsely boasts our own self-esteem and is unfairly condescending to the communities we serve. I'll jump off my soap box now….
Roxanne: There is a saying that is often repeated by professionals in the family court system, "Snow White did not marry Attila the Hun." At BayLegal, our interpersonal violence prevention unit prefers to examine domestic violence through a power and control paradigm. Domestic violence is not mutual combat, does not exclusively occur in heterosexual relationships, and is not an isolated event. Domestic violence is a pattern of physical, emotional, and verbal abuse in interpersonal relationships to systematically control someone.
What do you think people should know about the role of legal aid in the prevention of domestic abuse?
Erin: I think people feel good about giving to domestic violence shelters (and they should!) because they are a very easy way to view the problem of domestic violence. People picture frightened women and children fleeing their homes and needing a room to stay in—which they do. But they need so much more. They need help with the legal mess that comes after that first night in the shelter. They need help getting custody orders and child support and their fair share of their marital property so that they're not relegated to stay in a shelter but can rebuild their own lives and thrive. That's what legal aid does that no one else can.
Taline: I think money is often used to control and abusers are no different. Many domestic violence survivors stay in their relationships because they feel they have no resources to get out of the situation they are in. I think the fact that BayLegal provides free representation to the most economically disenfranchised communities gives them an increased access to resources and hopefully a more fair shake in getting out of their abusive relationships.
Roxanne: When people hear about domestic violence work, they frequently think about law enforcement and that domestic violence is a crime. However, survivors also have a multitude of civil legal needs including family law, immigration, housing, and economic security.
Learn more about BayLegal's holistic services for survivors, and about our approach to serving immigrant survivors of domestic abuse. For the perspective of a survivor and former client, read our latest annual report.


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Big East Coast Bias Basketball Power Rankings: WEEK NINE EDITION
The deck's been a bit reshuffled.
By Christopher Novak@ChrisMNovak Jan 9, 2017, 5:20pm EST
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Our latest edition of Power Rankings are out!
In this week's edition, 21 pollsters ranked the Big East teams 1-10, and for the first time this season, someone other than Villanova and Creighton received first-place votes.
This week's edition featured the contributions of Anonymous Eagle, Casual Hoya and Rumble in the Garden.
10. DePaul Blue Demons
"Things aren't going very well for DePaul so far in Big East play. It can only go up from here, right?" - Robert O'Neill
9. Georgetown Hoyas
"I shudder to think what will happen if Georgetown loses to St. John's and UConn this week." - Robert O'Neill
"The case against JT3 continues. His time has to be running out." - Chris Grenham
8. Providence Friars
"The Friars have dropped four of their last five games. Seems like just yesterday they were 10-2." - Robert O'Neill
"Kyron Cartwright's injury diagnosis will determine how the rest of this season will go for PC. Also, if only the NCAA would allow the Friars to play every game at the Dunk." - Chris Grenham
7. St. John's Red Storm
"Shamorie Ponds and Marcus LoVett have been a blast to watch this year. The rest of the Red Storm... not so much." - Robert O'Neill
"If St. John's could play like a team 100% of the time, they'd be terrifying to match up with. They're tough as it is." - Sam Newberry
6. Marquette Golden Eagles
"A pair of home wins for Marquette (vs. Seton Hall, vs. DePaul) this week could go a long way." - Robert O'Neill
"The Golden Eagles have shown the talent to run with the Big East, but hasn't shown that talent through an entire Big East game yet. If they can be consistent, they're dangerous." - Sam Newberry
5. Seton Hall Pirates
"Desi Rodriguez and Angel Delgado make for a fun game every time Seton Hall plays." - Robert O'Neill
4. Xavier Musketeers
"The Musketeers are the only undefeated team in Big East play so far. If that's still the case by this time next week, after they face Villanova and Butler on the road, they'll be much higher in the power rankings." - Robert O'Neill
3. Creighton Bluejays
"The Bluejays fell a spot, but that's not their fault. They keep taking care of business." - Robert O'Neill
"Justin Patton is really really good. As is the rest of this team." - Chris Grenham
2. Butler Bulldogs (3)
"It's hard to find a team in the nation with a better resume this season than Butler." - Robert O'Neill
"Chris Holtmann has done an incredible job with this group. Avoiding a post-Nova hangover against the Hoyas might be more impressive than beating Nova." - Chris Grenham
"'Nova is still first in the power rankings, but the Bulldogs vs Bluejays game Wednesday night will be the ultimate battle for number two in the conference. Should be a Creigh-zy game." -Perry Waggoner
1. Villanova Wildcats (18)
"Villanova lost on the road to a very good team. They weren't being marked down on my ballot." - Robert O'Neill
"'Nova remains the top dog with the help of Josh Hart's recent Jay Wright tweet." - Chris Grenham
Voting Breakdown
Chris Novak 2 3 10 9 6 8 5 7 1 4
Rob O'Neill 2 3 10 9 6 8 5 7 1 4
Alex Sindelar 3 2 10 9 6 8 5 7 1 4
Sam Newberry 3 2 10 9 6 8 5 7 1 4
Adam Hillman 2 3 10 8 6 7 5 9 1 4
Eugene Rapay 1 4 10 9 6 8 5 7 2 3
Chris Grenham 2 3 10 9 6 7 5 8 1 4
Andrew Padyk 1 3 9 10 6 8 5 7 2 4
Marisa Miller 2 3 10 9 7 8 5 6 1 4
Raymond Simms 3 2 10 9 6 8 5 7 1 4
Charlie Goldsmith 2 4 10 7 8 9 5 6 1 3
Patrick Tonero 1 3 10 9 6 8 5 7 2 4
Anonymous Eagle 2 3 10 7 5 8 6 9 1 4
Rumble in the Garden 4 2 10 7 6 9 5 8 1 3
Mike Hopkins 2 3 10 8 6 7 5 9 1 4
Matt Moore-Alameda 2 3 10 9 6 8 5 7 1 4
Nick Mueller 3 2 10 8 6 7 5 9 1 4
Tehr Umar 3 2 10 9 6 7 5 8 1 4
Vijay Vemu 3 2 10 9 7 9 5 6 1 4
Perry Waggoner 2 3 10 8 7 9 5 6 1 4
Casual Hoya 3 2 9 10 6 7 5 8 1 4
First Place Votes 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 0
Average 2.29 2.71 9.90 8.62 6.19 7.90 5.05 7.38 1.14 3.86


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Hoylake Greens Playable within Hours of Overseeding
6.46am 22nd September 2010	- Courses
Links Manager, Craig Gilholm, overseeding a green at Royal Liverpool Golf Club
There is nothing like the prospect of holding a number of major sporting events to focus the mind.
For Craig Gilholm, Links Manager at Royal Liverpool Golf Club on the Wirral, exciting times are ahead as the club prepares to host three major events in the next few years; the Ricoh Women's British Open in 2012, the British Boys Championships in 2013 and The Open in 2014.
The greenkeeping staff always strive to achieve the highest standards, but the staging of world class events gives even greater impetus to improve. Craig has been looking to implement a programme of overseeding which would ultimately transform the species composition on the greens from Poa annua and bent to a greater percentage of fescue. Fescue is the grass of choice for links courses as it thrives in the fast draining pure sand conditions. It is also incredibly hardy requiring minimal watering.
"I like the characteristics of the species and the fine, natural appearance, it gives," said Craig. "Changing over to fescue is not an easy task and may take up to five years to complete, however the job has been made a whole site easier using the new Vredo Super Compact seeder from Campey Turf Care Systems."
Craig explained that they overseed the fairways at Hoylake once a year and the greens are given only one pass. There were several reasons for this; it was a time consuming process of drop seeding followed by hollow coring and topdressing. This had an adverse effect on the smoothness of the playing surface affecting playability and the recovery period was lengthy. "Using the Vredo Super Compact seeder has changed our whole approach, and has made the overseeding programme much more achievable. The recovery period is so quick and the greens are playable within hours, not weeks. Our aspiration is to make three passes per year and we have already achieved two with minimum disruption. It is perfectly feasible to overseed all 21 greens including the putting, chip and practice greens in less than 10 hours."
"This is quite an achievement but the performance of the Vredo is undoubtedly quick and effective," he continued. "Even in the hardest ground, where I thought that it might have trouble piercing the ground with the very close set blades, there wasn't a problem. There is no more surface disturbance than other methods; lines are formed, but these quickly settle back to normal and with the new irrigation system recently installed by MJ Abbott, recover even faster and encourage germination."
The results speak for themselves. Based on the results of the fairways, patches of Fescue are beginning to take over. "I would like to get up to 30% fescue on the greens," said Craig. "It would be true to say we have made a significant start."
The Vredo Super Compact Series is an accurate and efficient range of disc seeders designed for overseeding golf greens and tees, sports pitches and other amenity grass. Seed is placed in a V-shaped slit with spacings of 35mm, at a pre-set depth of between 5mm and 25mm deep, depending on seed variety, directly in contact with the soil for maximum germination rate. The slits are then closed by a compaction roller and a level surface re-established. There are three different widths available, either 3-point mounted or towed for use behind compact tractors.
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John Deere fleet helps raise the bar at Leven Links
Alcanada appoints new head pro
Michlifen extends management agreement with IMG
R&A has no plans to host Open at Turnberry for 'foreseeable future'


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Suwena sailing to Guernsey on the Bay of St Malo
The castle of MacLeod clan in Dunvegan in Scotland
Kuressaare's guest harbour
Eve at the beach of Playa de Carnota in Galicia
Suwena in the Braye harbour of Alderney
Crossing of the Bay of Biscay 7.7. - 8.7.
Once our batteries were replaced and the weather settled we were eager to go forward. The crossing of the Biscay will be the longest sailing voyage so far and we tried to prepare as well as we could. The route distance is 260 nautical miles from La Rochelle to Gijon and we estimated it takes approximately 44 hours at 6 knots, nearly two days at sea.
There are two marinas in La Rochelle and we were staying in Vieux Port which is located behind the lifting bridge and the tidal gate. The gate is opened -2 h - +1.5 h of high water. Andrus was constantly monitoring the weather and checking the boat while I was making sure that we had enough food and the boat was shipshape for the sea. We also had a constant debate whether we should depart during the high water late Friday afternoon or should we just move the boat behind the tidal gate to the 24h marina next door and stay there one more night and depart on early Saturday morning. There was a possibility of stronger westerly winds later on Sunday near the Spanish coast so we decided to depart on Friday afternoon.
On Friday afternoon, the weather was just perfect and the Sun was shining. We still enjoyed the last and the best mango-mint sorbet ever and soon afterwards I was slipping off the last line on the portside stern quarter. She was slowly sliding out from the berth when suddenly Andrus put engine hard reverse and then forward again. He shouted that there was no steerage. I was thinking on overdrive how could we get her back to the berth? But then he suddenly acknowledged that we are able to go on. However, Suwena was still going in wild arcs and bystanders were surely pondering to whom this guy is trying to impress ;-)
When the gate opened we had some steerage but the rudder indicator was showing that it is almost at a 25-degree angle. Clearly the boat would not go straight with the rudder at this angle but Suwena did. We decided to pass the gate and look at the problem once out from the marina. We were slowly limping forward and letting other boats pass us while pondering our options. The manual steering worked even thou the rudder angle was way off. Could there be any possible underwater damage? Andrus likes to use autopilot even in marinas. It's much easier for him to come to help with mooring when the boat is moving slowly forward and keeping a course. Now however, whenever he turned the autopilot on the boat made a sharp turn. Could it be an electrical problem?
After Andrus shut down and restarted all electronics the autopilot was functioning fine, but still the rudder indicator of the outside steering station was hallucinating. Then he got it! During our stay in La Rochelle he finally had time to tackle the problem with Suwena's electrical genoa winch switches. The connector to the outside helm autopilot control is next to these switches and he probably moved some wires and now there was a bad connection. A little bit of contact spray, another reboot and we were back in business in full steam towards Spain.
The weather forecast was perfect. The wind was from north-east 10 to 15 knots that is, almost behind us and we were about to prepare a gennaker for a leisurely sail to Spain. Later near the Spanish coast the wind should turn westerly at 20 knots so we set course 30 miles north from Gijon and made a plan to turn south depending on actual conditions.
Well, that was the forecast but in reality, the wind was from NNW at 15 knots. We saw 21-24 knots over deck. Nothing that we cannot cope with but certainly unexpected.
After the sunset the waves kept rising. The wind started to calm down creating very uncomfortable swell. We turned engine on and continued motorsailing, looking for better comfort but soon the colour of skipper's face was resembling pea soup and his dinner found a new home outside the boat. Next morning at three Andrus hadn't still got any sleep at all and we made a decision to head to Santander that was 130 nautical miles south from our position, 60 miles closer than Gijon. Now we don't need to stay two nights at sea.
At dusk sleepless Andrus was feeling already better when he noticed a lighting at the horizon. Quick check on the radar and for sure the big lightning storm was coming from the south towards us. After having already some electrical troubles during the departure he was not keen on sailing through the storm. We turned west, motorsailing at 8 knots trying to get out from the storm. And we made it, three hours later we could turn south again.
We also give thumbs up to the fishermen in the middle of the Biscay. Usually fishing boats do not care too much about sailing yachts regardless who has the right of way. However, here in the middle of the Biscay we could see their distant subtle course changes in AIS and we never had to make any course change for avoiding them even thou we were passing through several fishing flotillas. There was a definite respect between the sailors in ocean.
When the Spanish coast was getting closer Andrus was reading pilot books about Santander. For all practical purposes, it did not look very attractive. The marina is far away from the city and everything looked difficult. However, Laredo that is located only 15 miles east from Santander looked more attractive. So we changed course once more.
Finally after 31 hours and 200 nautical miles we made her fast in the sturdy pontoons of the marina in Laredo, Spain. We had made it, we have sailed across the treacherous Bay of Biscay, what an adventure!


Packing for a holiday is a tricky business. We all want to carry our favorite outfits, those fancy shoes, and all the accessories that we use on a daily basis. But the truth is that the desire to carry it all is too much while space, well, is finite.
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So, OK. We all know we shouldn't want to eat crispy fries drenched in melted cheese and spicy jalapeños, but we do. And sometimes those cravings need to become a reality and in those moments, these baked jalapeño cheese fries will be there for you.
And let me just tell you that your friends and family will love nothing more than being served a big pan filled with cheese fries at your next gathering. Hello Superbowl Sunday!
How do you make cheese fries?
Bake fries as directed then top with a mixture of cheeses and chopped pickled jalapeños. Bake in a hot oven until the cheese has melted then top with sliced chilli peppers and serve.
How do you make french fries crispy in the oven?
Slice large potatoes into fries then toss with vegetable oil (I used canola) and salt. Spread onto a baking sheet and bake at 200ºC/390ºF until crisp and golden. I give them a flip half way through to make sure they all crisp evenly.
What is the best cheese to use for cheese fries?
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A big pan of Baked jalapeño cheese fries is the ultimate easy recipe to make for a crowd. Perfect for game day snacking or when you just need cheesy fries.
Bake the fries as instructed.
When the fries are baked, layer in a large pan with the grated cheese and jalapeños.
Place back in the oven and allow to bake until the cheese has melted, approximately 10 minutes.
Remove from the oven and garnish with fresh chopped chives and chillies. Serve.
I want to dive right into these fries Alida! They would be perfect for the Super Bowl. Bet they would disappear quickly!
Are you using frozen or fresh cut fries. You state put canola/vegetable oil all over fries to make crispy are these fresh or frozen thawed. Not very specific. Recipe looks yummy & easy to make. Haven't made so no rating & need questions answered.
I used fresh cut fries. If you click on "Oven baked Fries" in the recipe it will take you to my recipe for easy oven fries.


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Johan Pontus Sjöbeck, född 20 november 1850 i Kristianstad, död 9 januari 1929, var en svensk bibliotekarie.

Sjöbeck blev student vid Lunds universitet 1870 och filosofie kandidat 1875. Han blev extra ordinarie amanuens vid Lunds universitetsbibliotek 1880, andre amanuens 1896, förste amanuens 1898 och var förste bibliotekarie 1910–17. Han var medredaktör av "Skånes kalender" 1876–78, redaktionssekreterare i "Lunds Weckoblad" 1876–97 och i "Lunds Dagblad" 1897–1901. Han var redaktör för Lunds universitets katalog 1888–98 samt 1918–19. Han utgav bibliografiska arbeten och översättningar.

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Svensk biografisk kalender I. Malmöhus län (Gullberg, Hjalmar - Uggla, Torsten, utg., 1919), sid. 301

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It takes two to debate – one KG student and one loser.
Alongside choral music, KG has a second trademark. Discussing Carnival themes gone wrong, arguing whether love is blind, or having an argument during lunch is somewhat of a national sport at KG. Some people say we do it to make us seem more knowledgeable than we really are, others say it's because we're just unappeasable people who hate being wrong. Somewhere along that three-year journey, the Kungsholmen student develops a way of arguing that scares away any teacher, parent or classmate.
Call it whatever you like; deceit, trickery, bending the truth. But nonetheless, there's no denying that there's an argument for everything. Just ask that lazy **** in your class who constantly scores A's after a quick conversation with the professor after each class. Ask the person who convinced the janitor that a broken pinky was enough to get an elevator key. And ask yourself if it's a coincidence that the same person who won Läroverksfejden's debate event twice is now commonly known as Kim Jong Love.
We in KDS believe that anyone can become the next Obama. We believe that what begins as a stuttering and insecure first impression can be polished into perfection. We believe in thought-provoking, inspiring and fun discussions to help KG students learn more during one Tuesday afternoon than in one semester of classes.
How you as a debater can travel across the globe to meet new friends and future presidents.
What differentiates a good debater from the ordinary voice of a classmate.
Why the thrill of standing face to face with a dissenting voice will change you as a person and develop you as a speaker.
How you, after this first glimpse of debate adventures yet to come, can join an association that develops your critical thinking, your rhetoric and your confidence in front of a crowd. And wouldn't it be nice, for those that don't have the looks on their side, to convince those around you that love in fact is blind?
Tuesday the 17th is your chance to discover a new association with amazing people. Soon you'll have the eloquent phrases of a poet. Soon you'll be giving that class presentation with top marks. And sooner than you might think you'll be tangoing for two, with losers from all over the world at World Schools Debating Championships '14 in Thailand.