In Ustrasana, Ustra means Camel and Asana means Pose and hence the name Camel Pose. In this beautiful pose, in the final position body looks like that of a Camel. With the entire spine bent backwards, the chest and upper abdomen look like the back of a Camel. In this pose, stress is upon the thighs and the entire back that is leaning backwards and inwards. Camel Pose (Ustrasana) is considered as an intermediate level pose and comes under the category of backbend yoga poses.
In this pose the movement of the body with perfect alignment is essential. As the back is arched to the maximum, the connection of the breath with the movement of the back should happen very consciously. The tail bone is slowly pushed in towards the naval and tightens the pelvic area. Making sure the lower abdomen is also pulled in and upwards thus giving room for the lower spine to settle deeper inside making the pose more comfortable. Chest should be expanded and contracted at the right time to move into the pose. It is always good to have the guidance of an experienced teacher while learning this pose for the first time.
Camel Pose is considered a base pose as camel pose variations can be derived from this pose. Camel Pose helps boost energy in the body and hence can be included in flow yoga sequences.
The below cues and yoga sequences added by yoga teachers show multiple ways to do Camel Pose depending on the focus of your yoga sequence and the ability of your students.
Stand up on your knees.
Separate your knees and feet to hip width.
Bring your hands to your lower back with your fingers pointing up, thumbs into your sacrum. Wrap your elbows in towards each other.
1. From Downward Facing Dog, drop your knees and walk two-thirds of the way up your mat. You may want to double up your mat underneath your knees for a little extra padding.
2. Stand up on your knees.
3. Separate your knees and feet to hip width.
Tuck the toes under, Inhale, come up to kneeling position. bring your hands on your lower back, fingers pointing up.
To move deeper, bring the hands down to rest on the heels.
Press the shoulders down and back & take a slightly deeper backbend for Camel pose/ Ustrasana.
Take Camel Pose two times, resting in Downward Facing Dog in between. End in Downward Facing Dog.
Take Bow Pose two times, resting in Downward Facing Dog in between. End in Downward Facing Dog. Come onto your hands and knees, cross your feet, roll over your heels, and get into position for Bridge.
Take the pose two times, ending in Downward Facing Dog. Come to your hands and knees, cross the feet and roll over your feet, coming onto your back on your mat.
As this yoga pose makes the body look like that of the back of a Camel and since the Camel is considered to have a strong back, this pose too works on strengthening the back giving it the strong look and toning the muscles around the spine. Benefits of Camel Pose (Ustrasana) under various categories are explained below.
Works like magic on the entire spine, giving it the tightness required through the stretch.
Stretches the shoulders and gives them shape and makes them strong.
Opens the chest and tones the muscles around it thus improving the respiration.
Strengthens the thighs and the knees. Generally if one has weak knees the pressure on them can worsen it, but working with blankets below the knees can open the muscles around the knee cap making them gradually strong.
Improves flexibility around the spine and hips.
Tones abdominal muscles and reduces fat on thighs, arms, and hips.
Expands the abdominal region, improves digestion and elimination.
Releases tensions stored in the ovaries, and bringes a balance to the entire menstrual cycle and reproductive system.
Cures constipation with focus on the abdominal muscles.
Improves the nervous system by relaxing the entire spine.
Just as we have benefits while we practice a certain yoga pose with awareness of the body, some contraindications should also be kept in mind during the practice of this asana. Only with the supervision of an experienced yoga teacher can we get better guidance on the same.
Generally a weak back or an injured back may not give you the support to go into the pose.
A neck injur , or someone with spondylitis should surely avoid this.
Someone suffering from Migraine, they will find it difficult to balance the neck down and may not enjoy this pose as the pressure will increase and cause more pain.
Someone under depression should also avoid this pose as the neck thrown back may not be safe at the moment.
Anyone who has high or low blood pressure should perform this yoga pose under the guidance of an experienced yoga teacher or yoga therapist.
Camel Pose Variations: Below are some common variations of the yoga pose Camel Pose with base pose as Camel Pose (Ustrasana).
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Begin by standing in the centre of the yoga mat . Bending both your knees be seated on your heels in Vajrasana (Thunderbolt Pose).
Seated in this position with hands on your thighs, take a few breaths and raise your spine pushing the lower back on to the heels below you.
Come on to your knees while raising your body away from your heels and place the back straight . One can take support by placing a blanket below your knees or by folding the corner of the mat and placing it below your knees. Gaze in front and raise the body up with few breaths to focus. Tuck in the tummy too.
Now keep the knees hip distance apart or shoulder distance apart, with feet also hip distance apart. The alignment of the hips , knees and feet should be perfect.That is, your legs and feet behind you should not be separated more than the knees , hence knees and ankles are in straight line.
Place your hands just below your hip behind you with elbows pointing backwards. Take the shoulders behind you while holding your hips. Take a few breaths here.
Raising upwards with tummy tucked in and abdomen tight, slowly with breathing take the upper body behind curved inwards and downwards. Ensure the thighs are tight and straight. The stretch in this pose is from the thighs and therefore having the thighs tight and vertical is necessary.
With a deep inhalation, take both palms and place them on the heels behind you. Here raise the heart and chest upwards bringing the spine inwards and release the head and neck backwards feeling the stretch at the neck.
Begin a slow breath, and bring the mind to the lower back and neck as the maximum stretch is felt here. With every inhalation, try to push the spine deeper inside while the chest and heart reach higher making it parallel to the floor or yoga mat below you.
After a few breaths, slowly exhale and bring the neck and shoulders at comfortable position and release your hands and the entire back . Sit on your knees and heels again and relax.
Completely relax the body by bringing the legs out in front of you stretched.
Taking the body into the Camel Pose requires a flexible back and neck. But if one finds this pose challenging for the back certain easy ways can be followed to practice this yoga pose.
To avoid the impact on the lower back in this yoga pose, you could use a chair by placing it close to your back and legs pushed inside of the legs of the chair. Here by placing some cushions on the chair, kneel in front of the chair with your back close to the chair. Using the support of the arms of the chair, stretch your arms behind you holding on to the arms of the chair and take the back on the seat of the chair.
Using the wall too as a support, you could bring your entire body close to the wall by kneeling in front of the wall with tummy close to the wall. Pushing the wall with your tummy and taking the support, bring the arms behind and go backwards. Make sure you have someone to help you with this if you are trying it for the first time.
You could start with just one arm, practicing with one arm raised up and the other bent backwards while holding on the heels will give you a slow confidence with the back. After repeated practice with both arms you could move to the entire Camel Pose.
If someone has a neck which is stiff or is finding it difficult to "push" it down, then initially you could use some support by placing a stool which is cushioned just close to the neck. You could place this stool close to the wall to avoid it from slipping.
For sensitive knees you could support the knees with some thick blankets or cushions to give that extra confidence.
If the arms don't reach for the heels or the floor, you could take them behind you and place them on the wall or a chair placed behind you.
Thus after practicing these variations you could gain confidence and thus move into the actual yoga pose to get the maximum benefit.
Sun Salutation (Surya Namaskar): This simple 12 steps in a flow should be a good way to begin the opening of the entire body. One can practice this after a few stretches of the neck, shoulders, arms, legs , hips and back. With proper breathing you could use this yoga pose for both stretching or as a cardio exercise to build up the muscles to go further into difficult poses. You could do this for 12 rounds or for 6 rounds depending on the need of your body.
Parivrtta Trikonasana (Revolved Triangle Pose): Since in Camel Pose (Ustrasana) the thighs need the strength to balance the body and help the support of the hips, here Revolved Triangle Pose will give that opening to the thighs. In this pose while standing with feet at a comfortable distance apart, raise the arms at shoulder level and twist your upper body from center to the left side from the hip. Bring the right arm close to the left foot and place the palm on the floor. The left foot should be placed at 90 degrees outside and the right foot a close 30 degrees inside. This twist of the upper body and the tightening of the thighs brings the body in control which later helps in Camel Pose (Ustrasana).
Navasana (Boat Pose): This simple variation of the Boat Pose, helps in opening up the thighs, back and shoulders. The strength required here is by pulling in the abdominal muscles and ensuring the shoulders and chest remain aligned. This opening of the thighs and shoulders along with the lower back gives the push required to go into Camel Pose. Seated with legs stretched out in front of you, take a breath and raise the legs and thighs about 40 degrees from the yoga mat, moving the upper body a bit behind and inclined about 60 degrees. Balancing the body on the gluteus muscles buttocks, keep your upper body and lower body inclined at the comfortable position and use your arms as a balance by placing them straight in front extended.
Dhanurasana (Bow Pose): In this yoga pose the required stretch to the entire back with the support of the arms around the ankles is considered as part of the flow before the practice of Camel Pose. In this yoga pose, as you lie on your tummy, take a deep breath and raise the upper body upwards and backwards and taking the arms behind you reach for both the ankles with the legs bent at the knees. The shape of the body is like that of a bow, thus looking strong and powerful. It is a must yoga pose before Camel Pose (Ustrasana) as the opening of lower back with the back arched gives the strength required for Camel Pose (Ustrasana).
Thus from the above yoga poses, one can move into Camel Pose (Ustrasana) without feeling any tightness around the spine muscles and shoulders. The beauty of Ustrasana can be experienced only if the back is strong and flexible.
Balasana (Child Pose): From Camel Pose, release the pose slowly and bring the body back and sit down on your knees and heels. Here stretch the body forward and place your forehead on the floor stretching the spine and bringing the chest close to the ground in front of you. Taking the arms behind you place them on both the heels behind you and relax the neck and shoulders. No efforts should be taken to "do" this yoga pose. The body should just fall down and relax.
Uttana Shishosana (Puppy Dog Pose): Most backbend yoga poses should end with bringing the spine at its relaxed state and generally in the opposite direction. Here with the body on your knees raise the upper body and move forward placing the arms in front of you by ensuring that the spine is raised as high as possible towards the ceiling with chest and chin on the floor. This pose brings as much relaxation needed to the entire spine. Here the shoulders and chest too are put to relax.
Supta Baddha Konasana (Reclining Bound Angle Pose): Move the body from Puppy dog Pose to complete relaxation on your back. Lie on your back with feet placed in Namaste, legs bent at the knees. Here in this pose the back gets its support from the floor and with deep breathing the entire spine begins to relax and with feet at Namaste the lower back or the gluteus muscles too feel relaxed.
Savasana (Corpse Pose): As you would have noticed the session should end with a complete relaxing pose, in order to get the flow of blood completely normal and the heartbeat coming back to its normal . This can be achieved in this yoga pose, Savasana. Here the focus should be on breathing and slowly taking the mind to every part of the body, begin to relax.
Thus are the most important follow-up yoga poses just after Camel Pose (Ustrasana) to relax the spine and the entire body completely.
Purvottanasana (Upward Plank Pose): Being seated with your legs stretched in front of you, place your palms behind you and as you inhale raise your body placing the foot on the floor. The entire body is balanced on the arms and feet with the hips raised high up and neck relaxed behind. This comes after Camel Pose (Ustrasana), as there the neck and shoulders are already opened to make Upward Plank Pose easy and comfortable.
Bridge Pose (Setubandha Sarvangasana): Moving from Upward Plank Pose, take the back to the Bridge Pose. Here lie down on your back with legs completely stretched. Then bend the legs at the knees and bring the heels as close to your lower back as possible. With arms rested on the floor besides you or holding your ankles, inhale and raise the entire body upwards and balance on the shoulders and feet. Here at this pose the back is inclined downwards giving that much stretch to the spine. The thighs too are put at work thus improving the calf muscles, hamstring muscles and abdominal muscles.
Supta Virasana (Reclining Hero Pose): Bringing in more stretch to the back this pose ensures the completion of the stretch to the spine. From simple Virasana (Hero Pose) take your entire body backwards and just place the shoulders and head on the floor raising the spine inwards. The spine will not touch the floor or mat and remain arched forming a small gap between the floor and the back. You could stretch your arms above your head on the floor or place them on your thighs.
The basic requirement to take the yoga poses to the next challenging level is to have an experienced yoga teacher and to have a good understanding of the body.
Breathing with the back bending backwards and balancing the neck in the air requires a bit of understanding of the flow of breath.
As you inhale take the position by standing on your knees and legs with toes touching the floor and soles facing upwards.
Inhale and keep both your arms on your hips and bend the back backwards and downwards, slowly releasing the neck down and comfortable. Exhale completely here.
In this position, slowly breathe and raise the chest upwards and push the lower spine inwards, pushing the abdomen upwards and tightening the muscles around the abdomen.
The slow breathing of inhalation and exhalation should bring the body to proper pose and alignment bringing the body to a comfortable position.
With every inhalation raise the chest up and spine in and relax the body with exhalation.
After a few rounds of breathing in this pose or as far as you can hold in this pose, slowly come out of the pose with a breath.
Inhale and release the neck first, slowly taking the hands one at a time from the heels and then bring the body back to the initial position. Here you exhale completely.
Seated now on your knees and heels bring the body to relax by stretching the body forward on to the floor with forehead on the floor.
Thus at the completion of Camel Pose, remain in the relaxed pose for sometime until the muscles contract completely and the breath becomes normal.


Currently it isn't possible to think about our world without thinking about video. Videos are around us all day long: in the cinema, on TV, on the internet and on every portable device connected to it. But how did the use of videos start? Why is video beneficial in education? In this article we will answer these questions and describe how to use video in an efficient way.
After World War II, television became popular in the United states and Britain which brought videos into people's homes. In 1960, colour TV was introduced and in 1970 video tapes came along. This made TV more on-demand, since you could record a TV show and watch it later on. Also, it was the start of accessible recording and sharing of videos. People began to collect personal memories on tape and share these with one another (Hilmes & Jacobs 2003).
One of the very first live videos on the internet was the online streaming of a coffee machine in the Computer Laboratory of the University of Cambridge in England. People were tired of walking back and forth to check if there was any coffee left and set up a video streaming to monitor this (Kesby 2012).
In 1993, web browsers were ready to display videos and in the late 1990s, the internet became faster and better capable of downloading them. In 2005, YouTube was launched as a place for people to share videos online and the very first video was from a founders' trip to the zoo. YouTube grew rapidly and sharing videos became easier than ever (Thielman 2013). Currently, video is everywhere in our lives because of the use of smartphones and other portable devices. It is estimated that in 2020 about 80% of the internet traffic will be generated by video (Cisco 2017).
Every student learns in a different way. Some learn better through listening, some by touching and some by observing. Therefore, it is important to use various teaching methods in order to reach every student (Gardner 1983).
Visualisation with animation or static pictures is beneficial for learning. Both have the ability to show something which is difficult to explain in words. Also, they can show something which is not very accessible to people, such as an operating theatre, or show details that are difficult to observe with your own eyes. Moving images can help to mentally visualise a process, resulting in a lower cognitive load compared to reconstructing a situation form series of static pictures. Also, in static pictures, somewhat abstract signals such as arrows or highlights are more open to interpretation than in moving images. This can lead to confusion and misunderstandings (Höffler & Leutner 2007). In our previous article, we wrote that while learning a new dynamic task, it is especially beneficial to use animations instead of static images (Lowe & Schnotz 2008). People need less time to learn new manual skills while observing moving images compared to their static counterpart (Boucheix & Forestier 2017).
In some cases, videos can be as good as an instructor, especially when students have the possibility to watch the video as many times as they need to. Compared to computerized images, video has a large benefit. A video shows a real situation and not just a standardized version. Moreover, it is also possible to film a procedure with several different instructors and collect a wide range of techniques. Students can watch these different videos which increases the educational value. Online video distribution can also be used to stimulate students to watch videos for educational purposes (Galbraith 2004). It is also beneficial for students to edit videos themselves since they learn more about the topic by editing a movie. They also learn general skills such as how to develop a storyline, video editing skills and how to tell a concise story (Naumann, Bowley & McArthur 2013).
Nowadays, more and more companies use videos for their education. However, few companies use it on a large scale. Video can be a very powerful medium to share knowledge within a company. Videos can be a property of the company which can be used for years. Also, the videos can be very relatable when team members are performing actions in their own facility and if this is recorded for educational use. Videos can also be archived and organized as a curriculum that suits the educational goal of the company.
Many companies consider it too expensive to develop their own educational videos. However, at Revinax we have worked on this and developed our own unique way of recording and financing which makes it very well possible to use virtual reality video in your company. We use real footage of procedures which drastically reduces the production costs and it also helps to feel more engaged with the actions being performed. While creating educational videos, especially in virtual reality, it is very important to stabilize the image very well. If this isn't done by using good equipment, the students can feel sick while watching the footage. We have developed our own recording equipment which allows to create a stable 180° image from the expert (first) point-of-view in high quality.
When incorporating videos into education, there are several things to keep in mind. First of all, it is necessary to choose your video resources wisely. There is a large variety of educational videos available, so it is important to choose the video that suits your students and purpose best. Secondly, it is important to choose a video that isn't too long. The average attention span lasts between 7 and 15 minutes so keep this in mind while selecting a video. Also, try to make students work while they watch. Give them something to focus on so that they are not passively watching a video. Afterwards, it is important to give students time to reflect on what they have seen. Ask them questions and discuss some key points. When students are at home, they can also use videos to refresh their memory about a certain topic (BBC).
Videos can also be used to give students some new energy during a long Friday afternoon. When students get tired, it can be beneficial to use a different educational method to wake them up. If you decide to use a video for this purpose, make sure the video activates and stimulates the senses of students. This can be done by using a quick and energetic video, but also by using a different medium to display video, such as virtual reality. Virtual reality presents a virtual environment and activates various senses. While using real video footage, it is also still possible to add additional data in the 360° virtual space. This will activate students and engage them in the material.
A good educational video needs to suit the purpose, stimulate the students and meet the other conditions as described in this article. Pedagogical expertise is required to design such videos and make sure your message is delivered in the most efficient way. Revinax comes with this expertise and keeps a close eye on improvements in training techniques. We specialize in the development of videos for a virtual reality environment. We develop immersive tutorials for complex gestures in various fields, such as the medical domain, risk management and crafts. We use real-life, 3D video footage, filmed from a first point-of-view, in order to optimize learning and let students and teachers reach their educational goals. For more information on our virtual technology and educational applications, don't hesitate to check our website or contact us.
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Matthew D. Adler
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Matthew D. Adler is the Richard A. Horvitz Professor of Law and Professor of Economics, Philosophy and Public Policy at Duke University, and is the founding director of the Duke Center for Law, Economics and Public Policy. His scholarship is interdisciplinary, drawing from welfare economics, normative ethics, and legal theory. Adler's current research agenda focuses on "prioritarianism"—a refinement to utilitarianism that gives extra weight ("priority") to the worse off. He writes about the theoretical foundations of prioritarianism; its implementation as a policy analysis methodology, in the form of a "social welfare function" or cost-benefit analysis with distributional weights; and its application to a variety of policy domains, including climate change, risk regulation, and health policy.
Adler is the author of numerous articles and several monographs, including New Foundations of Cost-Benefit Analysis (Harvard, 2006; co-authored with Eric Posner); Well-Being and Fair Distribution: Beyond Cost-Benefit Analysis, which systematically discusses how to integrate considerations of fair distribution into policy analysis (Oxford, 2012); and Measuring Social Welfare: An Introduction (Oxford, 2019), an overview of the social-welfare function approach. With Marc Fleurbaey, he edited the Oxford Handbook of Well-Being and Public Policy (2016). Along with Ole Norheim, he is the co-founder of the Prioritarianism in Practice Research Network, whose work will appear in an edited volume, Prioritarianism in Practice (under contract, Cambridge University Press).
Adler was until 2017 an editor of the journal Legal Theory, and is now an editor of Economics and Philosophy.
Prior to joining the Duke Law faculty in 2012, Adler was the Leon Meltzer Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania School of Law. He has been a visiting professor at Bar-Ilan University, Columbia University, Duke, the University of Chicago, and the University of Virginia. In addition to his Duke appointment, Adler currently holds a 3-year position as the Ludwig M. Lachmann Professorial Research Fellow at the London School of Economics.
Adler has a B.A. and J.D. from Yale University, where he was a member of the Yale Law Journal. He also received an M. Litt. in modern history from St. Antony's College at Oxford University, where he was a Marshall Scholar. He clerked for Judge Harry Edwards of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit in 1991-1992 and for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor during the 1992-1993 term. Adler practiced litigation at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison in New York prior to joining the University of Pennsylvania law faculty in 1995.
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This Week in the Big South – February 13, 2017
Date: February 14, 2017Author: Brian Wilmer 0 Comments
Different sports have different key holidays. For college hoops, Valentine's Day is — strangely — one of those days. Once Valentine's Day arrives, a fortnight remains in the slates of many of our beloved hoops squads. Just four games — over 11 days — remain in the Big South regular season, and virtually none of our questions have answers. Here's what we know:
Tournament Scenarios
Clinched first-round byes (3): UNC Asheville, Liberty, Winthrop
Clinched play-in game spot (1): Presbyterian
Easiest scenarios to #1 seed and hosting quarterfinals/semifinals:
#1 UNC Asheville: Win out. The Bulldogs are currently tied with Liberty (against whom they play on the final Saturday of the season).
#2 Liberty: Also, win out. The Flames play at Winthrop and at Asheville on the final two Saturdays of the season.
#3 Winthrop: Win out (the Eagles are a game behind Asheville and Liberty), and have Liberty beat Asheville. This scenario would potentially invoke the league's multi-team tiebreaker, which is:
TIE-BREAKING PROCEDURE FOR SEEDING MULTI-TEAM TIE
(1) The combined record of conference games between the tied teams involved will be compiled. Ties will be broken and seeding's assigned based on the winning percentage of the combined conference records. The higher winning percentage shall prevail, even if the number of games played against the team or group is unequal (i.e., 2‐0 is better than 3‐1; 1‐0 is the same as 2‐0; 2‐0 is the same as 4‐0; 2‐1 is the same as 4‐2; 1‐0 is better than 1‐1; 0‐1 is the same as 0‐2; 0‐2 is the same as 0‐4). (2) If the first procedure fails to break the tie, then each tied team's record shall be compared to the team occupying the highest position in the final regular‐season standings, continuing down through the standings until one team gains an advantage by a higher winning percentage. (2-a) If the tie is broken by (a) or (b) regarding one or more teams, but three or more teams remain tied, then procedures (a) and (b) will be re‐applied among those tied teams only. (2-b) If two teams remain tied, the two-team tiebreaker policy will be applied. (3) If there is more than one tie in the standings, and when utilizing the tie‐breaking procedures there are a pair of teams tied, a team's record against the combined tied teams (prior to their own tie‐breaking procedures) is used, rather than performance against the individual tied team. (4) If procedures of a multi-team tie breaker fail to establish an advantage, the team with the highest ranking on the most recent College Basketball RPI Report will be awarded the higher seed.
My head hurts.
We also have some odd scenarios near the play-in games.
Presbyterian (1-13) will be in a play-in game, and will almost assuredly be on the road. They could earn the ninth seed by winning three games and having Longwood (3-11) lose its remaining four. The Blue Hose could also potentially host a play-in game by winning all four of their remaining games, having Longwood lose at least three of theirs and having Charleston Southern (4-10) lose their four remaining contests.
Seeds 4-7 (as things stand as of this writing) and their remaining schedules are:
#4 High Point (8-6): at Liberty, at Charleston Southern, Campbell, Gardner-Webb
#5 Gardner-Webb (7-7): Radford, at Presbyterian, Asheville, at High Point
#6 Campbell (6-8): at Charleston Southern, Asheville, at High Point, Radford
#7 Radford (6-8): at Gardner-Webb, Longwood, Presbyterian, at Campbell
High Point can still separate itself with wins over Campbell and Gardner-Webb to close the season, and the Panthers have at least a one-game lead over everyone here. Gardner-Webb has a tough contest with Asheville at home in the final ESPNU wildcard game of the year (February 23, 9pm), and could help its lot with a win over Radford this Wednesday. Campbell could still get as high as fourth, but the key game for the Camels — and the Highlanders below them — is the game with which the two will close out the season.
If the season closed today:
First-Round Games (at campus sites – Tuesday, February 28)
#10 Presbyterian (1-13) at #7 Radford (6-8)
#9 Longwood (3-11) at #8 Charleston Southern (4-10)
Quarterfinals (at regular-season champion – Thursday, March 2)
Presbyterian/Radford winner vs. #2 Liberty (12-2)
#6 Campbell (6-8) vs. #3 Winthrop (11-3)
#4 High Point (8-6) vs. #5 Gardner-Webb (7-7)
Longwood/Charleston Southern winner vs. #1 UNC Asheville (12-2)
Semifinals (at regular-season champion – Friday, March 3)
Presbyterian-Radford/Liberty winner vs. Campbell/Winthrop winner, 6pm
High Point/Gardner-Webb winner vs. Longwood-CSU/UNC Asheville, 8pm
Finals (at highest remaining seed – Sunday, March 5)
Championship game, 1pm, ESPN
Players of the Week – February 13
UNC Asheville players took home both awards this week, bolstered largely by a dominant offensive performance at Longwood on Saturday.
Ahmad Thomas took home Player of the Week honors, notching a double-double (26 points, 10 boards) in his club's 104-101, double-overtime victory over Winthrop last Thursday night, followed by 22 points and five boards in that decisive 91-69 victory in Farmville over the weekend. Thomas knocked home 10-of-13 free throw attempts against Winthrop, while canning 11-of-16 shots from the field against Longwood. This is Thomas' second award of the season, having won it the week of December 12.
MaCio Teague takes home the Come Ready Nutrition Freshman of the Week honors for the fourth time in this campaign. Teague logged 20 of his team's first 31 points Saturday, en route to a 30-point performance. The Cincinnati product made good of 10-of-16 tries (6-of-10 from three) in that contest. Teague also played a crazy 47 minutes in the outing against Winthrop, collecting 24 points and a block of the game-winning attempt by the Eagles. However, this might have been his crowning achievement last week:
Saturday's Results
Winthrop 77, Gardner-Webb 71
Winthrop's Xavier Cooks recorded a double-double (23 points, 10 boards) as the Eagles staved off a challenge from the energetic Runnin' Bulldogs. Read more about this game in our game story.
Liberty 76, Charleston Southern 69
CSU guard Cortez Mitchell scored 23 points on 8-of-14 from the field and led his Bucs to the precipice of an upset in Lynchburg. The Flames got a 19-point, seven-rebound performance from hulking forward Myo Baxter-Bell, who joined three LU scorers in double digits.
Campbell 70, Presbyterian 57
Camel guard Chris Clemons scored right on his league-leading points average (23 points) to help visiting Campbell take down the Blue Hose. Presbyterian guard/forward Ed Drew paced his club by tallying 13 points and seven boards.
UNC Asheville 91, Longwood 69
As mentioned above, Ahmad Thomas and MaCio Teague led a strong effort by the visiting Bulldogs. Asheville connected on 51.5 percent of its tries (34-of-66) in the victory.
Radford 69, High Point 68 (OT)
Panther guard Andre Fox drained a bucket as time expired in regulation to send his team to overtime, but his potential game-winner in the extra period could not find the mark. Fox scored 13 points in the contest, with his teammate Anthony Lindauer contributing 17 on 7-of-14 shooting. Three Highlanders finished with double-doubles, as forward Ed Polite Jr. finished with 14 points and 10 boards, while guard Donald Hicks and center Randy Phillips finished with identical 10-point, 12-rebound totals. The teams connected on just 13 of 48 combined three-point tries.
This Week's Games (all times Eastern and broadcasts on BigSouthSports.com, unless otherwise noted)
High Point at Liberty, 7 (MASN)
Radford at Gardner-Webb, 7 (ESPN3)
Winthrop at Longwood, 7
Presbyterian at UNC Asheville, 7
Campbell at Charleston Southern, 7
Liberty at Winthrop, 2 (ASN)
UNC Asheville at Campbell, 2
Longwood at Radford, 4:30 (ESPN3)
High Point at Charleston Southern, 5:30
Gardner-Webb at Presbyterian, 7
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Wilson, James; Bird Wilson
The Works of the Honourable James Wilson. 3...
Item DetailsThe Works of the Honourable James Wilson. 3 Vols. Complete set
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Rawle, William
A View of the Constitution of the United States of America. 2d ed.
Rawle, William. A View of the Constitution of the United States of America. Second Edition. Originally published: Philadelphia: Philip H. Nicklin, 1829. viii, [9]-349 pp. Reprinted 2014 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616193065. ISBN-10: 1616193069. Paperback. New. $16.95 * This treatise is one of the earliest works on the..... More
Maitland, Frederic William
The Constitutional History of England. A Course of Lectures...
Maitland, Frederic William. The Constitutional History of England. A Course of Lectures Delivered. Originally published: Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1908. xxviii, 547 pp. Reprinted 2013 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616193041. ISBN-10: 1616193042. Paperback. New. $17.95 * Although Maitland never intended to publish these lectures, they have long been..... More
Sidney, Algernon
Discourses on Government. 1st American edition. 3 Vols. PAPERBACK
First American edition Sidney, Algernon. Discourses on Government. To which is Added, An Account of the Author's Life, and a Copious Index. Originally published: New York: Richard Lee, 1805. 3 Volumes. 454; 478; 460 pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192969. ISBN-10: 1616192968. Paperback. New. $95. *..... More
Madison, James; E.H. Scott (editor)
Journal of the Federal Convention Kept by James Madison. Special Ed.
[Madison, James]. Journal of the Federal Convention Kept by James Madison. Special Edition. Edited by E.H. Scott. Originally published: Chicago: Scott, Foresman and Co., 1898. 805 pp. Reprinted 2013 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192952. ISBN-10: 161619295X. Paperback. New. $24.95 * The MADISON PAPERS James Madison appreciated the significance..... More
Kelsen, Hans
Principles of International Law
Kelsen's Systematic Study of International Law Kelsen, Hans. Principles of International Law. Originally published: New York: Rinehart & Company, Inc. [1952]. xvii, 461 pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616193058. ISBN-10: 1616193050. Paperback. New. $49.95 * Arguably his most important work, Principles of International Law was published..... More
Commons, John R.
Legal Foundations of Capitalism
Commons, John R. Legal Foundations of Capitalism. Originally published: New York: The Macmillan Company, 1924. x, [ii], 394 pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616193034; ISBN-10: 1616193034. Paperback. New. $26.95 * One of his most important American studies of labor economics published in the twentieth century, this..... More
Goodnow, Frank Johnson
Comparative Administrative Law: An Analysis Administrative Systems...
Goodnow, Frank Johnson. Comparative Administrative Law: An Analysis of the Administrative Systems, National and Local, of the United States, England, France and Germany. Originally published: New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1897. 2 Vols. xxv, 357; viii, 327 pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192907; ISBN-10: 1616192909..... More
Davis, Joseph Stancliffe
Essays in the Earlier History of American Corporations. 2 Vols.
Davis, Joseph Stancliffe. Essays in the Earlier History of American Corporations. Originally published: Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1917. 2 Vols. xiii, 547; x, 419 pp. Reprinted 2013 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192839; ISBN-10: 1616192836. Paperback. New. $49.95 * This Book Contains Four Essays: I."Corporations in the American Colonies"..... More
Copinger, Walter; (with New Intro.) Ronan Deazley
The Law of Copyright, In Works of Literature and Art; Including...
Copinger, Walter. Deazley, Ronan (New Introduction). The Law of Copyright in Works of Literature and Art: Including that of Drama, Music, Engraving, Sculpture, Painting, Photography and Ornamental and Useful Designs; Together with International and Foreign Copyright, With the Statutes Relating Thereto, and Reference to the English and American Decisions. London..... More
Cardozo, Benjamin N.
The Paradoxes of Legal Science.
Cardozo, Benjamin N. The Paradoxes of Legal Science. New York: Columbia University Press, 1928. v, 142 pp. Reprinted 2000 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781584770978; ISBN-10: 158477097X. Hardcover. New. $75. * Here the influential Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Benjamin Cardozo [1870-1938] examines the nature of the relationship..... More
Nichols, J.; Richard Gough
A Collection of all the Wills, Now Known to Be Extant, of the Kings..
[Nichols, John; Richard Gough]. A Collection of all the Wills, Now Known to Be Extant, of the Kings and Queens of England, Princes and Princesses of Wales, and every Branch of the Blood Royal, from the Reign of William the Conqueror, to that of Henry the Seventh Exclusive: With Explanatory..... More
Grotius, Hugo; Barksdale, Clement; Butler, Wm. E.
The Illustrious Hugo Grotius Of the Law of Warre and Peace...
English Translation by Clement Barksdale, With a New Introduction by William E. Butler Grotius, Hugo Barksdale, Clement (translator) Butler, William, E. (New Introduction) The Illustrious Hugo Grotius Of the Law of Warre and Peace: with Annotations, III Parts, and Memorials of the Author's Life and Death. Originally published: London: Printed..... More
Johnson, Franklin; Paul Finkelman (New Introd.
The Development of State Legislation Concerning the Free Negro
1918 Study of Legislation Concerning the "Free Negro" Johnson, Franklin. The Development of State Legislation Concerning the Free Negro. Originally published: New York: Arbor Press, 1918. v (iii-v new Introduction), vi, 207, [1] pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. With a new introduction by Paul Finkelman, President William..... More
Kendrick, Benjamin B.
The Journal of the Joint Committee of Fifteen on Reconstruction...
Kendrick, Benjamin B. The Journal of the Joint Committee of Fifteen on Reconstruction. 39th Congress, 1865-1867. Originally published: New York: Columbia University Press, 1914. 414 pp. Three plates. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192730. ISBN-10: 1616192739. Paperback. New. $24.95 * President Johnson's failure to pursue an aggressive..... More
Story, Joseph
A Familiar Exposition of the Constitution of the United States..
Story, Joseph. A Familiar Exposition of the Constitution of the United States: Containing a Brief Commentary on Every Clause, Explaining the True Nature, Reasons, and Objects Thereof; Designed for the Use of School, Libraries and General Readers. With an Appendix, Containing Important Public Documents, Illustrative of the Constitution. Originally published..... More
Shirley, John M.
The Dartmouth College Causes and the Supreme Court of the United...
Shirley, John M. The Dartmouth College Causes and the Supreme Court of the United States. Originally published: Chicago: G.I. Jones, 1895. 469 pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192716. ISBN-10: 1616192712. Paperback. New. $22.95 * "It is, Sir, as I have said, a small college. And yet..... More
Radin, Max
Law as Logic and Experience.
Radin, Max. Law as Logic and Experience. Originally published: New Haven: Yale University Press, 1940. ix, [1], 171 pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192709. ISBN-10: 1616192704. Paperback. New. $16.95 * "The life of the law has not been logic; it has been experience." Oliver Wendell Holmes..... More
Wheaton, Henry
Elements of International Law: With a Sketch of the History of the...
"Clearly Entitled to Rank Among the Classics" Wheaton, Henry. Elements of International Law: with a Sketch of the History of the Science. Originally published: Philadelphia: Carey, Lea & Blanchard, 1836. xiv, 375 pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192693. ISBN-10: 1616192690. Paperback. New. $21.95 * Written when..... More
Cherry, Richard R.
Lectures on the Growth of Criminal Law in Ancient Communities.
Cherry, Richard R. Lectures on the Growth of Criminal Law in Ancient Communities. Originally published: London: Macmillan and Co., 1890. xi, 123 pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192686. ISBN-10: 1616192682. Paperback. New. $8.95 * A PIONEERING, and FASCINATING, COMPARATIVE STUDY In these six lectures Cherry compares..... More
Storer, Horatio R. and Franklin Fiske Heard
Criminal Abortion: Its Nature, Its Evidence, and Its Law.
1868 Study of "Criminal Abortion" Storer, Horatio R., and Franklin Fiske Heard. Criminal Abortion: Its Nature, Its Evidence, and Its Law. Originally published: Boston: Little, Brown, 1868. viii, 215 pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192679. ISBN-10: 1616192674. Paperback. New. $14.95 * Containing both medical and legal..... More
Roby, Henry John
Roman Private Law in the Times of Cicero and of the Antonines. 2 Vols.
Roby, Henry John. Roman Private Law in the Times of Cicero and of the Antonines. Originally published: Cambridge: At the University Press, 1902. 2 Volumes. xxxii, 543; xiii, [1], 560 pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192662. ISBN-10: 1616192666. Paperback. New. $65. * The private law of..... More
Greenleaf, Simon
A Treatise on the Law of Evidence. 3 Vols. (1899) 16th & final edition
Greenleaf, Simon. A Treatise on the Law of Evidence. Originally published: Boston: Little, Brown, and Company, 1899. 3 Volumes. cxxxiv, 994; xcvi, 638; xliv, 544 pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192655. ISBN-10: 161619265. Paperback. New. $120. * Reprint of the sixteenth and final edition. First published..... More
Pound, Roscoe
New Paths of the Law.
Pound, Roscoe. New Paths of the Law. First Lectures in the Roscoe Pound Lectureship Series. Originally published: [Lincoln]: University of Nebraska Press, 1950. 69 pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192648. ISBN-10: 161619264X. Paperback. New. $21.95 * Notable for their conservatism, which became more pronounced in subsequent..... More
An Introduction to the Study of Justinian's Digest Containing an...
Roby, Henry John. An Introduction to the Study of Justinian's Digest Containing an Account of its Composition and of the Jurists Used or Referred to Therein. Originally published: Cambridge: At the University Press, 1884. cclxxix pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192631. ISBN-10: 1616192631. Paperback. New. $24.95..... More
Forsyth, William
History of Trial by Jury
Forsyth, William. History of Trial by Jury [Second edition]. Originally published: Jersey City: Frederick D. Linn, [1875]. x, 388 pp. Reprinted 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781616192624. ISBN-10: 1616192623. Paperback. New. $21.95 * First published in England in 1852, Forsyth's History of Trial by Jury is the first..... More


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The first picture is 1 1/2 inch strips and strip sets. The second picture is one of the 9-patches. see the quarter for sizing. This is 2 inches. The pattern is made of double 9-patches and shoo fly blocks.
As you can tell, this may take me awhile. I may have lost my mind. LOL. One thing I do know, is that I am having to be very precise on the cutting and sewing. There is no room for error. Of course I do love the challenge.
I am collecting fabrics for another quilt. Polka dots. A few months ago Vicki Perry's mother did a trunk show at Greater Columbia Quilters. She had a Piece O Cake quilt that I loved. It is called "Completely Dottie" . You may have to wait awhile for this one. LOL.
I maybe about caught up on this blogging thing.
YES-I think you have lost your mind!!! Can't wait to see it when it's finished!
Omigosh is right! So many, many pieces. But it'll be gorgeous when it's finished.
ooough this is gonna be awesome! I recently purchased this pattern too - they were set up at a table when I went to my first ever Quilt Guild meeting and when I saw it - it was love at first sight.
unlike the pattern, my mini 9-patches will not be scrappy but all 5 color patches be of the same fabric - b/c a couple years back I hosted an ongoing mini 9 patch swap and I have over 800 of those cute little boogers!
I'll share a link from my blog with you - of where I posted about my mini 9's ... somewhere in there I shared some useful tips on how to go about getting them to be perfect. I found that using just a tad bit bigger and then trimming worked best for me.
how big are the churn dash blocks??
1.5 inch finished 9 patches sound so TINY!!


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Where Are Olympic Rowers Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent Now?
by Bradley Geiser on August 10, 2020
When someone thinks of the greatest duos in sports history, rowing won't be the first sport they consider. They'll likely go with Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen, Venus and Serena Williams, or Joe Montana and Jerry Rice. However, the duo of Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent put others to shame. Years after their legendary rowing careers, they remain essential to the sport.
Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent
#OnThisDay in 1996: Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent spare British blushes in Atlanta http://t.co/Z2FqLYRhd9 pic.twitter.com/8QXSGBF01l
— ESPN UK (@ESPNUK) July 27, 2014
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Redgrave and Pinsent were both young rowers in 1990 who were looking for the right fit. What began as a mere experiment to see if they could row together ended up changing both their lives forever. The pair worked off each other's competitive juices to both improve as rowers and become the best they could be. Pinsent spoke about.
"That was the reason – I was trying to prove myself against him and he was trying to hold the younger guy off. That became our schtick," Pinsent said. "We would talk openly about it, the fact that we were very happy to compete against one another because by pushing each other we knew we were getting the best out of each other and then when we came together as a team, we had a lot of confidence in our fitness and ability. It was self-feeding and very positive."
From that moment, the pair worked their way up the local rowing scene in Britain before taking their talents international for the Olympics in 1992 and 1996. Performing together, the pair won three gold medals and seven world championships over a decade-long relationship. The relationship to find a worthy partner for each other became one of the greatest moments in the history of rowing.
Even in the scope of Olympic events, rowing isn't always the first sport on people's radar. Still, the duo caused people who never would have cared about rowing to look at them in amazement. That remains until this day.
What is their legacy?
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Redgrave had five Olympic medals of his own, but his work with Pinsent still defines much of his career. The pair are seen by many as one of the ultimate examples of the way that athletes can use each other as healthy competition as a means to achieve cohesive greatness as a unit. Any rower who is worth their weight knows about Redgrave and Pinsent, who dominated the non-Olympic years.
While several athletes age out of their sports and become curmudgeonly critics of the new generation, Redgrave and Pinsent use their platform to uplift the current crop of talent. In 2011, Pinsent praised the younger generation, going above and beyond the cliche'd comparisons to him and his former partner.
"[The current rowers] are better," he told the Daily Mail. "The quality of training for one and the financial help they get as well. The rowers who are ranked 10 to 15 in Britain train just as hard as the top three, and the results are staggering. And because of the raised levels of fitness, they all feel they have a chance of winning. Our rowers are now setting the standards the rest want to achieve." Now long retired, the duo still makes the world a better place in and out of rowing.
What are they up to?
Olympic rowers Sir Steve Redgrave and Sir Matthew Pinsent | Andrew Redington/Getty Images
The sport of rowing has been great for Pinsent and Redgrave, reports The Hindu. Their commitment to the sport remains intact. In 2010, Redgrave embarked on a project that would help bring the game to India, stating how happy he was to use rowing as a means for ambassadorship. He continued the mission in China, explains BBC, where he worked with the national rowing team in 2018.
Pinsent got to participate in the Olympics again in 2012 — this time as a ceremonial torch-bearer for the London games, according to BBC. The pair may be long removed from their glory days, but they show no signs of slowing down. As athletes in the world's most popular sports come and go, people need to remember those who made their names in smaller sports, as well.
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Monroe Vice Mayor Suzi Rubin to square off with Keller for Statehouse seat this November.
Republican voters in the 53rd Ohio House District wanted to see Candice Keller represent them in Columbus for the next two years.
Keller, the executive director of the Community Pregnancy Center, received 58.9 percent of the vote while Joe Mulligan, a former Middletown City Council member, earned 41.1 percent, according to final, unofficial results from the Butler County Board of Elections.
The 53rd Ohio House District represents the northern and western parts of Butler County. The communities in the district include Oxford, Hanover Twp., Seven Mile, New Miami, Trenton, Monroe and parts of Middletown.
Keller will face off against Monroe Vice Mayor Suzi Rubin in November's general election for the seat currently held by Rep. Tim Derickson, R-Hanover Twp., who can't seek re-election due to term limits.
Rubin was unopposed in the Democratic Party's primary election Tuesday.
Keller said she looks forward to the race with Rubin.
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Well actually it was not only me. The main part of the work was done by a good friend of mine.
And finally we both made it. The new blog, now on WordPress, is online. The theme is not final yet but it is near enough finished.
Just some minor adjustments to be made to the layout and then I will be of blogging again.
So I thought to myself why not dedicate my blog to the cameras I love and use. I can assure you I am not even thinking about moving to any other camera company.
Please do come back and visit and feel free to leave a comment about the new design.
Thanks Thomas for the great work.
Am I permitted to write about this on my twitter?


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He was staring at the picture, his gaze was on it; apparently he was in deep thought. "What are you staring at?" asked one of his friend Sam. He looked at him indifferently, pain was written in his face; he was pensive. Sam took the picture from him, it was a beautiful girl visual.
He couldn't fathom why Ola was perturbed. He (Ola) wanted to say something, he impulsively started weeping bitterly, and moaning some words, "I lost her, I lost her; he narrated the story to Sam. Hmmm, Ola had met a beautiful lady, Funke in school, at that time they were processing their acceptance since they were both admitted into the same institution.
"Where can I get the acceptance card" a sweet voice wafted through his ears as he was meditating on the next step to take after paying the acceptance fee. He looked at her, Funke was a very beautiful girl, she has an innocent facial structure, her apparel seems costly and attractive, her gaits were perfect, and her body structure gave her a way. She would fit in the arabian palace.
She was one of a kind. He looked stunned, though he tried hard to obscure his reaction. But his countenance betrayed him. He then gave her directive on how she could do all that was necessary. He introduce himself to her, she did the same. He had the inclination to get her number, but he felt it was too early, so he didn't. They both parted ways.
Two weeks into resumption lectures had started fully. Most of the fresher's had settled down. On a Monday morning, in a noisy class, students were busy talking to one another, chatting, smiling, laughing, most of them were generally having fun as they await the Math lecturer.
Ola was also chatting and catching fun with his clique when his eyes abruptly met the eyes of Funke. He recognize her almost immediately, his heart was much lighter, he so wanted to see her, and he has been looking forward to seeing her in school since the day they met.
Ola orchestrated a way to engage her in a conversation and also gather enough courage to talk to her. He discreetly left his clique without them noticing. He went up to the girl and started a conversation.
The girl barely remembered his appearance, but he made her remember, she thanked him sincerely for the directive he gave her as it made everything easy for her. Subsequently, they became friends, their friendship waxed stronger and stronger each day.
Virtually everyone in class had the impression that they were dating. When they talk, it look as though you would need a ticket to interrupt. The chemistry between them was undeniable, they seemed so compatible.
Their friendship continued, it has grown so strong, they were very comfortable together. They both talked virtually about everything that had to do with them with each other.
Towards the end of the semester Funke was expecting Ola to ask her out after showing the signs that would give Him the confidence to propose. Ola on the other hand liked Funke so much, but some of his friends were saying that Funke is not his standard, that she is not that beautiful, so they tried to match-make him with a girl.
Consequently, Ola was trying to woo the girl in the class that his friends pinpointed. Her name is Cynthia, she comes from a very rich background, her outfit are usually expensive, and she was pretty but arrogant and quite aggressive. So Ola was on her case, just to prove to his friends that he is man enough.
He would always call her, text her and pay her visits frequently, but Cynthia knew in her mind that she couldn't date Ola; she felt Ola was below her standard. Consequently Ola turned a blind eye to the genuine love Funke had towards him. Funke was getting frustrated, she had refused to date any other guy because of Ola, and Ola wasn't living up to expectation.
On a Sunday evening Ola was wondering why Funke hasn't paid him a visit that day, usually Funke usually call at his place after service, and then she would cook and tidy the room.
They would gist for hours and watch movies, korean movie to be specific, Funke's favorite. He was really missing her. He thought of calling her, he discarded the thought and went straight to her hostel. On reaching her place he met her absence, he couldn't predict where she could go, because she didn't have much friends and moreover she isn't an outgoing type.
Subsequently, he called her phone, after the phone rang twice, Funke picked the call, Ola was asking her where she was, "I am in my boyfriend's place" she replied. He laughed, he thought it was a gimmick. He hung up.
The next day, which was Monday, was a very busy day.
Ola and Funke both exchange pleasantries and had some chat together. After the class, Ola and his guys went to the cafeteria for lunch, Ola was puzzled to see Funke in the cafeteria with a guy, the guy was tall, his hair pretty dark, he was well dressed in a T-shirt and trouser, he was cool.
He was green with jealously, he couldn't concentrate; he was just drooling. After the last lecture had ended, he went to meet Funke, and asked her who the guy he saw with her was to her, "he is my boyfriend" she replied, his countenance betrayed him, he was sad.
Not too long her boyfriend interrupted, "Funke whats up ", she introduced Ola to her boyfriend and both of them departed, Ola eyes was fixed at them, he watched them bitterly as they went, until they were out of sight. He was so angry with himself. He went home sad, shook his head in regret.
Ola couldn't stop thinking about what had transpired, he couldn't believe Funke would get over him because he knew how much Funke was fond of him. He was gloomy and a pool of tears found comfort in his face. He made up his mind to go after Cynthia wholeheartedly." after all I can't lose both of them, I must get one", he said to himself firmly. He proposed in his heart to finally ask Cynthia out.
The next day after lectures, he went to Cynthia's hostel. After pouring out his heart to her, telling her sweet words that he had rehearsed in his closet. Ola was anxiously waiting for an answer, his heart was racing like a power bike. He just wanted to hear "Yes". Whether or not he loved her or not didn't matter to him.
All he wanted was a "yes", at least it was going to wane the pain of losing Funke; Cynthia answered "Am sorry Ola, I have a boyfriend already, moreover you are not my type, you are too small; you can't even afford my undies". Ola was shocked, he couldn't believe his ears; he just wanted the ground to swallow him up.
He walked away with shame. "What a big mistake" he muttered hitting his head. He went home and wept profusely.
Go for want you want, our happiness differs, want you want is not necessary what others want.
Don't let friends set the standard for your happiness, don't be hazy. Value what you have, hold on to it, guide it jealously. Ola was not matured, be matured, go for want you want. Enjoy your day.


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Modders Metropolis
OpenComputers [v1.5.21]
By Sangar, December 15, 2013 in Modders Metropolis
Sangar 13
IGN: Sangar
This mod adds programmable, modular and persistent computers to the game.
You'll need Minecraft 1.7.10 and at least Forge version 10.13.0.1180 or Minecraft 1.8 and at least Forge version 11.14.1.1313.
Download for MC1.7.10
Download for MC1.8
Download for MC1.8.8
As with any mod, just put it into your mods folder and you're good to go. You can always find the latest releases on the Github releases page. For the adventurous, there are also you can also go here for development builds.
The mod accepts EU, RF, Mekanism and UE Joules, Factorization Charge, Applied Energistics 2 energy, as well as power from Electrical Age (it has it's own converter). If none of these mods is present, power use is disabled.
Please report any bugs over on the issue tracker on Github. Note that the mod is open source, a critical eye (in particular regarding security issues) is always appreciated, as are patches.
If you have questions check out the documentation and if you can't find an answer there, ask here. There's also a forum which you can find over at http://oc.cil.li/. I'm usually on #oc on esper.net, so feel free to drop by if you want. Even if I'm not there, someone else is likely to help you.
Getting started / Tutorials
Version 1.3 Update
Some explanation of the changes and additions to the 1.3 version of OpenComputers.
English, Part 1:
A list of more tutorials can be found here.
What's in this mod?
As mentioned above, this mod adds
programmable computers, i.e. blocks that can be used to write and run Lua programs. It also adds robots, which are basically mobile mini-computers that can interact with the world much like the player can: they can use items, break and place blocks, activate blocks and so on.
Here are a few key concepts of the mod:
Computers persist: they will resume where they were interrupted when loaded again after the chunk they're in was unloaded (e.g. when you quit the game and load the world again or go to the nether and come back).
Computers are modular: you can configure your computers as you like by installing different expansion cards (redstone, network) and different tiers of memory (RAM) and hard drives.
Computers need power: you'll want to use this mod alongside some other mod that allows generating power, such as BuildCraft, IndustrialCraft2, Thermal Expansion or a mod that generates Universal Electricity. This can be disabled in the config, though.
You'll notice is that computers are not cheap. There are several recipe sets, included are, aside from the default one, a hardmode set, which makes the recipes more complex and expensive, and a GregTech set which builds upon the hardmode set but uses GT specific items in a couple of recipes.
Aside from the crafting prices, there are two more resources, memory (RAM) and disk space (Floppy Disks and Hard Disk Drives). You'll need at least one memory module in you computer to get it running. Having more means you can run more complex programs (by the way, this is the actual amount of memory used by the Lua VM, excluding kernel overhead). If your computer runs out of memory, best case is the currently running program will crash, worst case the whole computer will stop.
HDDs on the other hand are semi-optional: each computer has a built-in /tmp file system, that provides a small amount of writable space. All data in the temporary file system will be wiped on reboot, though, so if you want to store something longer than one session, you'll want a floppy or hard disk.
Interactions with other Mods
OpenComputers accepts
power from a lot of mods, can interact with many mods' bundled redstone systems and provides a lot of options for interaction with other mods in general. A more or less updated list can be found on the wiki.
Native Library
This mod uses a native library (included in the ZIP, you don't have to do anything). If you're running Minecraft on something exotic (read: Windows XP or older, PowerPC Mac or Solaris), the mod will enter a 'fallback mode' using LuaJ. In this mode computers will
not persist, and memory use will not be limited. But as mentioned above, it is enough for the host to run on a supported platform.
Why a native library, when Java is such a beautifully cross-platform (as if) programming language? It's for the Lua state persistence. All Java implementations of Lua I'm aware of use Java threads to implement Lua's coroutines. Meaning there's no just way they could be persisted. But that's very much a core feature of this mod, so I saw no other way than going deep. It's just one little shared library, containing Lua plus Eris (the persistence library), and the JNLua wrapper. All of those are open source, too. Feel free to inspect the sources.
For Modders / Extending the Mod
If you're a modder yourself and would like to extend the mod, there is
an API that allows defining new block and item components, similar to how you can extend ComputerCraft via peripherals. I'd be interested to hear if you find something to be missing from the API.
Don't worry: while the mod itself is written in Scala, the API is pure Java. If you need any help with API, please do not hesitate to ask! We're more than happy to help!
License / Modpacks
This mod is licensed under the MIT License, which basically means you can do whatever you want: use it in modpacks, fork it, copy parts of it, as long as you include the license file with it. If you use it in modpacks: the file is in the ZIP, so you don't have to worry about that. Giving credit would be appreciated but isn't obligatory.
If you do make code changes, please make it abundantly clear to anyone using that modified version that they should come to you for support, first, though.
Edited December 29, 2015 by Sangar
xbony2, masterzh, disconsented and 3 others reacted to this
Neowulf 175
Hi, I'm confused.
This is pretty cool. I'll definitely be trying this out.
Quick question, when you say native libraries crash and world cannot be saved, does that mean no last second save by the server and the world is rolled back a bit, or world is beyond saving and corrupt?
Thanks, let me know what you think.
What I meant to say is that Minecraft's "emergency save" that it usually performs when something crashes won't run, so yeah, the world will be rolled back a bit, but it shouldn't be in a corrupt state. Pretty much the same thing as when OpenGL causes a crash. I'll clarify this in the OP.
However, worst case scenario: the lib crashes while the world is currently saving. I'm not sure how MC handles that (i.e. whether it first saves to a new file and then swaps the saves or whether it directly overwrites the old savegame). I suspect this would "only" corrupt the chunk it was currently trying to save, not the entire world, if at all.
Rollbacks are a minor speedbump considering that this brings to the party, especially when combine with RiM. Execution persistence through unloads/resets is a huge gamechanger.
I notice your have the CC API in the codebase. Is this compatible with existing CC peripherals? Or did you include is so your stuff can be used as CC peripherals?
The CC API is there for two things at the moment: support for CC floppy disks and for using the Adapter block as a pseudo network card from CC. That is, the Adapter block (amongst other things) acts as a peripheral for CC that provides an API pretty much the same as the CC modem, and messages sent through it can be received by OpenComputers network cards - and vice versa, i.e. messages sent from OC network cards are received by the Adapter block and injected as a "modem_message" event in attached CC computers.
I originally experimented a bit with native CC peripheral support, but there were too many differences in the architecture of the two mods for that to properly work out. Also, I don't think the CC authors would have approved that anyway.
Meh, emulation for compatibility is a good thing.
It being not worth the work just means the good addons like open peripherals will have to be made compatible. Which is why open source is just awesome.
Chanku 0
Seems interesting. I also love the look of the robots. I'm going to give it a try. Also love the fact it works well with RiM is wonderful. Hopefully this becomes a big mod. The fact it's Open Source only increases it's awesomeness.
Shade25 0
I'll set some up on my mobile RiM & AE quarry and rewrite my movement programs a bit and let you know how things go with these computers handling it for me.
Blorph 1
IGN: Blorph
I just posted this page to reddit. Mikeemoo was the first one to comment.
realtalkbro 0
So basically... it's computercraft, but with persistence, higher requirements, and some improvements. Regardless of what you say it's basically an improved version of the same thing. Maybe if a different language was used or something, you could say it isn't the same, but really, beating it into the ground that it's "different" doesn't accomplish much.
Don't get me wrong though, it is nice because CC is kind of unbalanced honestly, like what kind of computer is made out of stone? And persistence without extra coding is cool too. The parts portion is also good. It just frustrated me that you went out of your way to point out how "different" it is, when really it isn't. You should focus on saying how it's better rather than saying it's different.
Thanks, but oh dear, Dan isn't pleased. Not sure whether I should try to respond to that...
Point taken. Maybe it just feels that way to me, since I really put a lot of thought into this, so I feel pretty strongly it's not just CC with different colors. But I guess I can see how it looks like that for people coming from CC. I'll think of rewriting that part of the post a bit. Thanks for the honest feedback.
Links to mikee and dan's comments?
KiwiUSA 0
I think they are here:
http://www.reddit.com/r/feedthebeast/comments/1t5nr0/opencomputers_not_a_computercraft_clone/
promminne 0
Two minutes too late.
So far everything bad in that thread has been directed at the title and not the fact there's a competitor LUA interpreter mod.
Even cloudy's response seems more annoyed with the claim in the title than having competition.
Well if you put it that way... yes, I can see the truth in that.
Edit: except for the "plagiarism" thing. True, some methods are named the same, but there's just so many sensible method names for a specific use case. Plus in some cases it was indeed deliberate to make it easier to switch back and forth between the mods (robot vs. turtle API).
Version 1.0.1 is out with the following changes:
Fixed all input being caught in edit when Ctrl was being pressed, now only used for known combinations (caused issues with German keyboard layout, where the right Alt triggers a Ctrl+Alt but is required for a bunch of chars to be typed).
Fixed behavior when wrenching screens and computer cases to rotate them (not opening GUI anymore).
Fixed / improved text rendering in robot GUI when a lower resolution is used.
Fixed an issue where added components were not updated correctly.
Usability improvement for placing multi-blocks screens: showing an overlay that indicates the screens' orientation, so that it becomes clear why screens won't merge.
Slight usability improvements for cp and mv programs.
Charger can now wrenched to invert how it interprets redstone signals (so it defaults to "on").
Chinese localization (thanks to crafteverywhere).
You may have to reboot your (ingame) computers for some of these changes to take effect.
GenPage 36
The Softie
Locationjust within reach
IGN: GenPage
I think this highlights fears in the community with some mod devs and why they choose to close their source code. I was just hoping it would be a more unique and creative idea than a CC spinoff. There are differences, I agree but not enough to convince people whole-heartily without trying the mod and I think that's what you should aim for. However in the end it'll be up to the community and a little competition/diversity didn't hurt anyone. I will definitely be trying this mod out.
Hammerson 0
Don't be afraid to talk to him, if you want to. Dan200 is a very agreeable guy, he takes this far better than many modders would, especially considering he's quit his day job to work on indie games and mods. I hope (and think!) there's room for you all!
I agree, Nothing better than a little friendly competition
I'm all for friendly competition. Let's talk again when there actually is any, because let's stay realistic here: the mod is way too small for the CC devs really having a reason to care for what I do at this point in time As for being unique, I'd imagine that to become less of an issue as I get to add more features over time. I already have a couple of ideas and hopefully there'll be a few more coming from the community.
I just wanted to get a first version that is complete in its most basic features out, primarily to see how well the native libraries work across multiple platforms, but also to get some general feedback. For example, it was interesting to see that the API seems to intimidate people. I may write a small tutorial on how to use it and see if that helps, because I really don't think it's that bad - there's just much in there in case it's needed, but usually it won't be.
Edit: Sorry for the release spam, but version 1.0.2 fixes a pretty bad bug, so I decided to push it out rather sooner than later:
Added support for Intel based Mac systems.
Fixed robots also being added to external network.
Fixed initialization of robots' energy buffer when first placed (was only correct after loading again).
Fixed an issue where resuming computers could fail (may still fail one last time when loading).
Also, I got my hands on a Mac Mini, so it should work on Mac OS, too, now (Intel based Macs at least).
Version 1.0.3 is out, with the following changes:
Fixed default config failing to load on some systems (hopefully).
Fixed modem.broadcast of wireless network cards skipping the first data parameter.
Fixed possibility of invalid orientations of computer case and disk drive on placement introduced in last patch.
Fixed render glitch on some items when equipped by a robot.
Fixed the generator upgrade not saving its remaining burn time when no more items were in its internal queue.
Robot upgrades can now render themselves as part of the robot model (via their IItemRenderer).
I wonder what else you can implement so CC-adictees aren't yelling at you..
I don't think anyone's yelling There are a couple of things I'm thinking about. The one that'll see the light of day soonest will be something along the lines of specialized "servers" with remote terminals, allowing you to access said servers from around your base and by extension controlling your base. I've elaborated on the idea a bit in the Github ticket. I'd welcome some early feedback.
superg2009 1
IGN: Superg2009
have your or will you add support for project red? http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1885652-164forge-multipart-projectred-v42116-12222013/
I'd love to. Currently I'm waiting for them to fix their interface that allows interacting with the mod without implementing Forge Multipart.
Edit: version 1.0.4 is out, with the following changes:
Fixed potential crashes when robots with upgrades were sent to clients too soon after their chunk was loaded.
Fixed crashes on dedicated server when placing keyboards next to cables.
Added a `sneaky` parameter to `robot.swing`.
Moved whitelist example entries to comments so that the blacklist is used by default.
forge not working possible formatting issue?
By Jazzyo3
ok so i made a tiny modpack for my server and when ever i load it it just shows a magnified version of minecraft and no forge startup or mods folder to click on ingame. have i formatted it wrong?
Its called "jaspers modpack for his server"
modpack: https://www.dropbox.com/s/to6zn8fdb6ipy5k/modpack - Copy.zip?dl=0
download link: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/to6zn8fdb6ipy5k/modpack - Copy.zip?dl=0
My modpack loads without forge?! Help
By Gamen4Bros
The launcher Console said this:
[B#456] SLF4J: Failed to load class "org.slf4j.impl.StaticLoggerBinder".
[B#456] SLF4J: Defaulting to no-operation (NOP) logger implementation
[B#456] SLF4J: See http://www.slf4j.org/codes.html#StaticLoggerBinder for further details.
[B#456] Starting download of https://www.dropbox.com/s/ic0nnif50zxe7f1/MangoCraft.zip?dl=1, with 3 tries remaining
[B#456] File version.json not found in C:\Users\djtri\AppData\Roaming\.technic\modpacks\mangocraftpack\bin\modpack.jar
Link to modpack: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ic0nnif50zxe7f1/MangoCraft.zip?dl=1
modpack name: mangocraftpack
Can't open Forge and Technic modpack at the same time
By Fred__Ex
I'm new to Technic, and I'm trying to join a server with a modpack that runs on 1.12.2, but when I open the modpack through the Technic launcher it says that I need Forge to open some of the mods.
I downloaded Forge for 1.12.2, but you have to open it through the Minecraft launcher. Which means I can't use the modpack through Forge or Technic.
I've tried looking through launcher settings to see if I could tell Technic to open the modpack with the Forge version that I downloaded. Doesn't work. Other people seem to get on the server fine. Is this a problem with me, or the modpack?
Edit: I've attached a photo showing the messages I get when I try to use both launchers. The photo was too large to attach, so I decided to use the URL, but it's on TinyPic, so if you don't see it, it's probably because they're shutting down.
http://tinypic.com/r/2vdp9br/9
My Forge Modded Server Crashes When I Open It
By Nyrab
When i put the mods in the server don't crash because of that, when i try to open I don't even receive a crash log, then i go to the last try log and it says that my port is already in use
I used the default server port
Making a Modpack Server
I recently created a modpack, but i can't connect to my friends via Hamachi, so i tried to make a server but it gaves an error that i don't understand
But in this topic i prefer start of the beggining, i need help to make a server or just a way that i can play with my friends via Hamachi
PS:I want a free way to make it, i tried Aternos but i didn't find some mods that was in my modpack


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