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Unseen Passage for Class 11 Literary CBSE With Answers
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1. Read this passage and answer the questions that follow.
Bores
by E.V. Lucas
1. It requires a sense of superiority, assurance and self-confidence to write about bores at all, except as one of them. But since your true bore is always unconscious of his boorishness, and indeed usually thinks of himself as the most companionable of men, to write as one of them is to acquit oneself of the stigma.
2. None the less, at some time, I fear, everybody is a bore, because everybody now and again has a fixed idea to impart, and the fixed ideas of the few are the boredom of the many.
3. Also, even the least self – centered of men can now and then have a personal experience sufficiently odd to lose its true proportions and force him to inflict it over much on others.
4. But bores, as a rule, are bores always, for egotism is beyond question the bore's foundation stone; his belief being that what interests him and involves himself as a central figure must interest you.
5. Since he lives all the time, and all the time something is happening in which he is the central figure, he has always something new to discourse upon: himself, his house, his garden, himself, his wife, his children, himself, his car, his handicap, himself, his health, his ancestry, himself, the strange way in which, without inviting them to, all kinds of people confide in him and ask his advice, his humorous way with waiters, his immunity from influenza, his travels, the instinct which always leads him to the best restaurants, his clothes, his dentist, his freedom from shibboleths, he being one of those men who look upon the open air as the best church, his possible ignorance of the arts but certitude as to what he himself likes, his triumphs over the income – tax people. These are happy men, these world's axle trees.
6. (I have been referring to bores exclusively as men. Whether that is quite just, I am not sure; but I shall leave it there.)
7. Bores are happy largely because they have so much to tell and come so well out of it; but chiefly because they can find people to tell it to. The tragedy is, they can always find their listeners, me almost first. And why can they? Why can even notorious bores always be sure of an audience? The answer is, the ineradicable kindness of human nature. Few men are strong enough to say, 'For Heaven's sake, go away, you weary me.' Bores make cowards of us all, and we are left either to listen and endure or take refuge in craven flight. We see them in the distance and turn down side streets or hasten from the room. One man I know has a compact with a page – boy, whose duty it is, whenever my friend is attacked by a certain bore in the club, to hasten up and say he is wanted on the telephone. In ingenious device, but it must not be worked too often; because my dear friend, although he can stoop to deceit and subterfuge, would not for anything let the bore think that he was avoiding him; would not bring grief to that complacent candid face. For it is one of the bore's greatest assets that he has a simplicity that disarms. Astute, crafty men are seldom bored; very busy men are seldom boring.
8. Of all bores the most repellent specimen is the one who comes close up; the buttonholing bore. This is the kind described by a friend of mine with a vivid sense of phrase as 'the man who spreads birdlime all over you'. A bore who keeps a reasonable way off can be dealt with; but when they lean on you, you are done. It is worst when they fix your eyes, only a foot away, and tell you a funny story that isn't funny. Nothing is so humiliating as to have to counterfeit laughter at the bidding of a bore; but we do it. The incurable weakness and benignancy of human nature once again!
9. Then there is the bore who begins a funny story, and although you tell him you have heard it, doesn't stop. What should be done with him? Another of the worst types of bore is the man who says, 'Where should we be without our sense of humour?' He is even capable of saying, 'Nothing but my unfailing sense of humour saved me.' There is also the man who says, 'Live and let live' as my poor dear father used to say.
10. There was once an eccentric peer – I forget both his name and the place where I read about him – who had contracted, all unconsciously, the habit of thinking out loud; and in this world of artifice, where society is cemented and sustained very largely by a compromise between what we think and what we say, his thoughts were very often at a variance with his words. One of the stories in the memoirs in which I found him describes how he met an acquaintance in St. James' Street, and, after muttering quite audibly to himself for a few minutes as they walked side by side, 'Confound it, what a nuisance meeting this fellow. I've always disliked him. But now that we have met I suppose I must ask him to dinner,' he stopped, and said with every appearance of cordiality, 'You'll dine with us this evening, won't you?'
11. Well, as a sheet of armour – plate against bores, I don't think we could do much better than cultivate the habit of thinking truthfully aloud. Unless we can do this or train ourselves to be downright offensive, there is no remedy against bores, except total evasion. No bore ever says, after no matter how many hints, "I'll avoid that man in future; I know I bore him.'
12. So they will always flourish. But if a certain famous weekly humorous paper were to cease publication (distasteful and incredible thought!) there would automatically be a decrease in bore topics, because then no one could any longer repeat those sayings of his children which are 'good enough for Punch.'
Unseen Passage With Answers for Class 11 CBSE Literary
1.1 (i) Answer the following questions.
a. What qualities must a person possess to qualify himself to write about bores?
b. How is the true bore an egotist?
c. Even 'notorious bores' can be sure of an audience. Why?
a. In order to write about bores, a person must have a sense of superiority, assurance and self-confidence about himself.
b. A true bore is egoistic as he is of the belief that what interests him and involves himself would certainly appeal to others.
c. The 'notorious bores' can be also be assure of an audience because people are too kind to shun them away and therefore have to either listen and endure them.
(ii) What is the synonym of the following words in paragraph 7:
a. ineradicable
b. ingenious
c. complacent
a. inerasable
b. inventive
c. self-satisfied
1.2 Choose the correct options.
(i) The writer feels that to write about bores one has to be
a. cautious.
b. sure of oneself.
c. dominating
d. unaware.
(ii) The writer feels all of us are bores because
a. we are unchanging about what we have to talk about.
b. we do not wish to listen to anyone.
c. we interact only with a limited number of people.
d. we talk endlessly about ourselves.
(iii) The writer feels bores have an inflated self – image because
a. they show disrespect towards others.
b. they do not let others talk.
c. they like talking about themselves.
d. they are good conversationalists.
(iv) A bore's happiness stems from the fact that
a. they have a ready audience.
b. their friends love them.
c. they have endless topics.
d. they are invited to gatherings.
(v) The writer has devised a way of saving people from bores by
a. listening to the bore.
b. by talking himself.
c. helping his friend excuse himself.
d. by snubbing the bore.
(vi) The buttonholing bore is the one who
a. is usually friendly with you.
b. can be dealt with.
c. keeps away from you.
d. forces himself on you.
2. Read the poem and answer the questions that follow.
I REMEMBER, I REMEMBER
The house where I was born,
The little window where the sun
Came peeping in at morn;
He never came a wink too soon
Nor brought too long a day;
But now, I often wish the night
Had borne my breath away.
The roses red and white,
The violets and lily cups
Those flowers made of light!
The lilacs where the robin built,
And where my brother set
The laburnum on his birthday,
The tree is living yet!
Where I was used to swing,
And thought the air must rush as fresh
My spirit flew in feathers then
That is so heavy now,
The summer pools could hardly cool
The fir trees dark and high;
I used to think their slender tops
Were close against the sky:
It was a childish ignorance,
But now 'tis little joy
To know I'm farther off from Heaven
Than when I was a little boy.
– Thomas Hood
a. What was the poet's observation about the sun?
b. What is that one thing that surprised the poet?
c. What does the poet refer to as his childish ignorance?
a. The poet feels nostalgic remembering his childhood and remembers the early sunrise and the perfect sunset.
b. Answers may vary.
c. By 'childish ignorance the poet refers to the fir trees which he as a child thought to touch the sky.
(ii) Find phrases in the poem which mean the following.
a. not even a little
b. taken away
c. lean summits
a. 'tis little
b. my breath away
c. slender tops
(i) What is the mood of the poet?
a. delighted
b. nostalgic
c. irritable
d. depressed
(ii) What is the figure of speech in these two lines?
The little window where the sun Came peeping in at morn
a. metaphor
b. simile
c. personification
d. antithesis
(iii) Violets are a type of
a. tree.
b. flower.
c. leaf.
d. shrub.
(iv) Laburnum is a type of
(v) The word "ignorance" means
a. immoral.
b. shabby.
c. unawareness.
d. knowledge.
(vi) Robin is a type of
a. colour
b. a mythical figure.
c. insect.
d. bird.
THE BANYAN TREE
O you shaggy – headed banyan tree standing on the bank of the pond,
have you forgotten the little chile, like the birds that have
nested in your branches and left you?
Do you not remember how he sat at the window and wondered at
the tangle of your roots and plunged underground?
The women would come to fill their jars in the pond, and your
huge black shadow would wriggle on the water like sleep struggling to wake up.
Sunlight danced on the ripples like restless tiny shuttles
weaving golden tapestry.
Two ducks swam by the weedy margin above their shadows, and
the child would sit still and think.
He longed to be the wind and blow through your resting
branches, to be your shadow and lengthen with the day on the water,
to be a bird and perch on your topmost twig, and to float like
those ducks among the weeds and shadows.
– Rabindranath Tagore
3.1 (i) Answer the following in your own words.
a. Why does the poet call the banyan tree shaggy – headed?
b. From where did the poet look at the banyan tree when he was a boy?
c. In the poet's eyes what did sunlight appear to do?
a. Because there are too many leaves at the top of the tree.
b. his window
c. Sunlight appeared to dance on the ripples in the pond like restless tiny shuttles weaving golden tapestry.
(ii) Give synonyms of the following words from the poem
a. cluster
b. dove
c. line
a. tangle
b. plunged
c. margin
3.2 Choose the best option."
(i) The words for a thick material in which coloured weft threads are woven to form designs is
a. sunlight
b. tapestry
c. shuttles
d. windows
(ii) The word for horizontal branch used by a bird to rest on is
a. restless
b. margin
c. nested
d. perch
(iii) The word for a pointed tool used in making a cloth is
a. shuttle
b. twig
c. tapestry
d. weeds
(iv) The word for a small wave is
a. ripple
b. bank
c. pond
d. wriggle
(v) The poet enjoyed watching
a. the wind breaking the thin branches of the tree.
b. the wind blowing through the branches of the tree.
c. both a and b
(vi) The mood of the poet is that of:
a. sorrow
b. nostalgia
c. joy
d. glory
4. Read the passage about Helen Keller and answer the questions.
1. The most important day I remember in all my life is the one on which my teacher, Anne Mansfield Sullivan, came to me. I am filled with wonder when I consider the immeasurable contrasts between the two lives which it connects. It was the third of March, 1887, three months before I was seven years old.
2. On the afternoon of that eventful day, I stood on the porch, dumb, expectant. I guessed vaguely from my mother's signs and from the hurrying to and fro in the house that something unusual was about to happen, so I went to the door and waited on the steps. The afternoon sun penetrated the mass of honeysuckle that covered the porch, and fell on my upturned face. My fingers lingered almost unconsciously on the familiar leaves and blossoms which had just come forth to greet the sweet southern spring. I did not know what the future held of marvel or surprise for me. Anger and bitterness had preyed upon me continually for weeks and a deep languor had succeeded this passionate struggle.
3. Have you ever been at sea in a dense fog, when it seemed as if a tangible white darkness shut you in, and the great ship, tense and anxious, groped her way toward the shore with plummet and sounding – line, and you waited with beating heart for something to happen? I was like that ship before my education began, only I was without compass or sounding – line, and had no way of knowing how near the harbour was. "Light! give me light!" was the wordless cry of my soul, and the light of love shone on me in that very hour.
4. I felt approaching footsteps. I stretched out my hand, as I supposed to my mother. Someone took it, and I was caught up and held close in the arms of her who had come to reveal all things to me, and, more than all things else, to love me.
5. The morning after my teacher came she led me into her room and gave me a doll. When I had played with it a little while, Miss Sullivan slowly spelled into my hand the word "d – 0 – 1 – 1." I was at once interested in this finger play and tried to imitate it. When I finally succeeded in making the letters correctly I was flushed with childish pleasure and pride. Running downstairs to my mother I held up my hand and made the letters for doll. I did not know that I was spelling a word or even that words existed; I was simply making my fingers go in monkey – like imitation.
6. One day, while I was playing with my new doll, Miss Sullivan put my big rag doll into my lap also, spelled "d – 0 – 1 – 1" and tried to make me understand that "d – 0 – 1 – 1" applied to both. Earlier in the day we had had a tussle over the words "m – u – g" and "w – a – t – e – r." Miss Sullivan had tried to impress it upon me that "m – u – g" is mug and that "w – a – t – e – r" is water, but I persisted in confounding the two. In despair, she had dropped the subject for the time, only to renew it at the first opportunity. I became impatient at her repeated attempts and, seizing the new doll, I dashed it upon the floor. I was keenly delighted when I felt the fragments of the broken doll at my feet. Neither sorrow nor regret followed my passionate outburst. I had not loved the doll. In the still, dark world in which I lived there was no strong sentiment or tenderness. I felt my teacher sweep the fragments to one side of the hearth, and I had a sense of satisfaction that the cause of my discomfort was removed. She brought me my hat, and I knew I was going out into the warm sunshine. This thought, if a wordless sensation may be called a thought, made me hop and skip with pleasure.
a. What was something unusual that was about to happen?
b. What about spelling the 'doll' delighted Helen?
c. …seizing the new doll, I dashed it upon the floor. What emotion of the child does it reflect?
a. The unusual thing that happened was that Helen's teacher Miss Sullivan visited her and spelled the word 'doll'into her hand. Interested, Helen too imitated Miss Sullivan's fingers until she finally succeeded in spelling the letters into her hand correctly.
b. Helen was delighted by correctly imitating Miss Sullivan's fingers to write the word. She did not even realize that she was spelling a word or even that words existed, she drew her delight from simply making her fingers go in monkey-like imitation.
c. When Helen seized the doll and dashed it upon the floor, it reflected her impatience.
(ii) Write the meanings of the italicized words.
a. A deep languor had succeeded this passionate struggle.
b. I persisted in confounding the two.
c. In the still, dark world in which I lived there was no strong sentiment or tenderness.
a. the state of feeling lazy and without energy
b. to confuse between two things
c. gentleness or loving
(i) What are the two lives that are being contrasted?
a. Helen's and Anne's
b. Helen's and her parents
c. before and after her education
d. before and after Anne came
(ii) What was the similarity in the great ship that groped her way toward the shore and Helen?
a. both were directionless
b. both had a long life ahead
c. both were waiting
d. both were sinking
(iii) What is a honeysuckle?
a. a type of flower
b. a type of plant
c. a type of leaf
d. a type of honey
(iv) The word "imitate" means
a. fake.
b. real.
c. emulate.
d. artificial.
(v) A hearth is
a. a fireplace.
b. an emotion.
c. damage.
d. distress.
(vi) The word "tangible" means
a. pungent.
b. immaterial.
c. palpable.
d. all of the above options.
by Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
1. Nations are built by the imagination and untiring enthusiastic efforts of generations. One generation transfers the fruits of its toil to another, which then takes forward the mission. As the coming generation also has its dreams and aspirations for the nation's future, it therefore adds something from its side to the national vision; which the next generation strives hard to achieve. This process goes on and the nation climbs steps of glory and gains higher strength. The first vision: Freedom of India
2. Any organisation, society or even a nation without a vision is like a ship cruising on the high seas without any aim or direction. It is clarity of national vision which constantly drives the people towards the goal.
3. Our last generation, the glorious generation of freedom fighters, led by Mahatma Gandhi, and many others set for the nation, a vision of free India. This was the first vision, set by the people for the nation. It therefore went deep into the minds and the hearts of the masses and soon became the great inspiring and driving force for the people to collectively plunge into the struggle for freedom movement. The unified dedicated efforts of the people from every walk of life won freedom for the country. The second vision: Developed India
4. The next generation (to which I also belong) has put India strongly on the path of economic, agricultural and technological development. But India has stood too long in the line of developing nations. Let us, collectively, set the second national vision of Developed India. I am confident that it is very much possible and can materialise in 15 – 20 years' time. Developed status
5. What does the developed nation status mean in terms of the common man? It means the major transformation of our national economy to make it one of the largest economies in the world, where the countrymen live well above the poverty line, their education and health is of high standard, national security is reasonably assured, and the core competence in certain major areas gets enhanced significantly so that the production of quality goods, including exports, is rising and thereby bringing all-round prosperity for the countrymen.
6. What is the common link needed to realise these sub-goals? It is the technological strength of the nation, which is the key to reach this developed status. Build around our strength
7. The next question that comes to the mind is, how can it be made possible? We have to build and strengthen our national infrastructure in an all-round manner, in a big way. Therefore, we should build around our existing strengths including the vast pool of talented scientists and technologists and our abundant natural resources. The manpower resource should be optimally utilised to harness health care, services sectors and engineering goods sectors.
8. We should concentrate on the development of key areas, namely agriculture production, food processing, materials and also on the emerging niche areas like computer software, biotechnologies and so on. The common link required to bring this transformation is the human resources. Therefore, adequate attention needs to be paid to the development of special human resource cadre in the country to meet these objectives. Beyond 2020
9. The attainment of a developed status by 2020 does not mean that we can then rest on our laurels. It is an endless pursuit of well – being for all our people. Our vision of a developed nation integrates this element of time within it as well. Only people with many embodied skills and knowledge and with ignited minds can be ready for such a long – term vision. We believe that it is possible to develop our people to reach such a state, provided we can follow a steady path and make available to the people the benefits of change all through their lives. They should see their lives and those of others improving in actual terms, and not merely in statistical tables.
a. Why are visions necessary for a nation?
b. What does technological advancement expedite?
c. What is the key to reaching the status of a developed nation?
a. A vision is necessary for a nation to drive the people towards the goal. Without a vision, the nation is like a ship cruising on high seas without any aim or direction.
b. Technological advancement expedites all-round prosperity for the people of a country.
c. The key to reaching the status of a developed nation is the technological strength of the nation.
(ii) Answer the following questions.
a. for the people to collectively plunge into the struggle for freedom movement. Here, "plunge" means ………………………… .
b. …we can then rest on our laurels. Here, "laurels" means ………………………… .
c. …with ignited minds can be ready for such a long – term vision. Here the antonym of "ignited" is ………………………… .
a. to move suddenly into something
b. honour or praise
c. extinguish
(i) How do generations contribute in taking the nation to glorious heights?
a. by using their imagination
b. by putting in huge efforts
c. by having dreams and aspirations
d. by adding to the achievements of their predecessors
(ii) What does the development of a nation imply?
a. evolving politically
b. evolving culturally
c. evolving economically
d. all the above options
(iii) The word "infrastructure" means
a. the process or method of building or making something.
b. the different parts which something is made of.
c. the basic systems and services that are necessary for a country or an organization to run smoothly.
(iv) The word "key" in paragraph 8, means
a. important
b. a specially shaped piece of metal used for locking a door, starting a car, etc.
c. a set of related notes, based on a particular note.
d. a set of answers to exercises or problems.
(v) The word "pursuit", in paragraph 9, means
a. pressed.
b. follow.
c. scrutinize.
d. chase.
(vi) The word "prosperity" means
a. the state of being successful, especially in making money.
b. possibility.
c. chance.
d. none of the above options.
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Q: How to debug this angular js code? When errors happen inside of angular, debugging seems impossible for me. I have this code:
<script>
    var my_app = angular.module("campaign_listing", ['$http']);
    var controllers = {};
    controllers.campaign_list_controller = function($http){
        var filters = {};
        var campaigns = {};
        this.update_fields = function(){
            console.log("update!");
        }
    }
    my_app.controller(controllers);
</script>

And it throws this error:
    angular.js:38Uncaught Error: [$injector:modulerr] http://errors.angularjs.org/1.4.6/$injector/modulerr?p0=campaign_listing&p1…ogleapis.com%2Fajax%2Flibs%2Fangularjs%2F1.4.6%2Fangular.min.js%3A19%3A463)

And without the minified version:

Uncaught Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module campaign_listing due to:
Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module $http due to:
Error: [$injector:nomod] Module '$http' is not available! You either misspelled the module name or forgot to load it. If registering a module ensure that you specify the dependencies as the second argument.
http://errors.angularjs.org/1.4.6/$injector/nomod?p0=%24http

I'm not using routing, so that link actually confuses me.
Can someone tell me what the problem is and how to debbug this in the future?

A: You could create a breakpoint in the line of my_app.controller() and step into the Angular code (good luck, that's hard for beginners).
Only from reading your code, I suggest to try this:
<script>
    var my_app = angular.module("campaign_listing", []);
    var campaign_list_controller = function($http){
        var filters = {};
        var campaigns = {};
        this.update_fields = function(){
            console.log("update!");
        }
    }
    my_app.controller('campaign_list_controller', campaign_list_controller);
</script>

I suppose you might get even more problems later, because this all doesn't look much like typical Angular code. My advise: try to exercise with the Tutorial first.

A: The previous answer is correct but this is can also happen when you do NOT include a Controller file. Example below shows at line 60 I had commented out the controller file but at line 13 I was actually referencing a AppCtrl. If I uncomment the line 60 the error goes away.

Here is what you would get on console:

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


In some people, the degree of craziness increases to such an extent that it is terrible for others to be close to them. In society, such people can easily be confused with crazy people, because they and their antics can literally shock. In our article you can learn about the most insane signs of the zodiac.
Every person has his quirks. This is what people are different from each other. Some try to show their individuality by doing extraordinary things, and for them this is completely normal.
Such people consider themselves to be unusual, and many have a craving for folly from birth. The experts of the site dailyhoro.ru will tell you about the most abnormal representatives of the zodiacal circle, communication with which can bring you together.
Aries can be called impulsive, rectilinear, sometimes even aggressive, but it's impossible to say that they are crazy. On the contrary, they ponder each of their actions and will never perform actions or utter words for which they will laugh. Aries can be called insane just because he never retreats from his promises and is ready to fulfill them by any means, even in extraordinary ways.
It may seem strange to many people, but even this trait does not make Aries mad.
Taurus's stubbornness can sometimes go insane. That is why this Zodiac sign can rightly be called moderately insane. Many Taurus will be surprised, because it seems to them that they behave quite normally. These avid lovers of home comfort and delicious food will do everything to achieve their goal.
Usually, perseverance is a positive quality, but Taurus has managed to make it a disadvantage. It is this character trait that makes them truly insane.
Madness is the second name of Gemini, since in this case no Zodiac sign can compete with them, because the thoughts that visit their head every day cannot arise even among real madmen. Spontaneous, frivolous, extraordinary — these qualities can be safely characterized Gemini. The most important thing is that they are absolutely not ashamed of their behavior and even believe that it helps them to stand out and the gray mass.
Sometimes it is because of this that it is quite difficult for others to find a common language with them.
Such as the Crayfish are often compared to the low-water pool and its inhabitants. At first glance, they are friendly and benevolent people, who seem to be simply ashamed to commit a crazy act. They can safely communicate with their loved ones, watch TV or practice their favorite hobby, but they suddenly fall off and go to the most distant and uninhabited islands.
Perhaps this is an example that is too exaggerated, but this is the only way to explain what Cancer is capable of.
Since the Lions cannot live a single day without attention, they achieve it by any means. If for this they need to break a shop window or sing right in the middle of the street, then they will decide on it without thinking. If someone calls them crazy, they will only shrug their shoulders, because criticism for Lviv is one of the best sources of energy and confidence.
And although their behavior is often the subject of discussion, the Lions are only happy about this, because in fact they are achieving precisely this result.
Virgo is the most intelligent sign of the zodiac. Usually, his representatives are very hardworking and smart, so they believe that they deserved the full right to give advice to others. They always know how to solve difficulties, and will offer hundreds of ways out of a difficult situation.
Often these methods are very unusual. Unlike some Signs, Virgos more often perform adequate actions, but the direction of their thoughts is not always correct.
People born under the auspices of this constellation are quite adequate, but only if others do not try to disturb their harmony, the achievement of which is the main goal of Libra. Aesthetics and perfectionism are their distinctive qualities, and together they push Libra to unimaginable acts. If they come to a housewarming party and see that friends have arranged the furniture incorrectly or have not joined the wallpaper, Libra will not restrain itself. In this case, the collapse of criticism is inevitable.
However, if the surrounding atmosphere allows them to relax, Libra will behave quite calmly.
Scorpions are very self-critical, and sometimes it is this trait that makes them crazy in the eyes of others. They can calmly criticize their appearance, actions, behavior, and do not even think about how stupid they look at this moment. In addition, the representatives of this Sign are very jealous.
If Scorpio learns about the betrayal of a loved one, he will turn into a real madman who will subject the wrong partner to the most painful torture and interrogation.
Archers do not know how to control themselves, they are driven by thoughts and desires. In the midst of a noisy party, a representative of this Sign may simply leave it, and this will not happen because of sudden actions or poor health, but because he had an idea that needs to be implemented right now. Surrounding people do not see the logic in the actions of Sagittarius, because they can give in to inspiration at any moment, even when it is completely inappropriate.
Capricorns make good careerists and responsible leaders, but when they are in a management position, they become real tyrants. If they made a decision, then it makes no sense to dispute it, anyway, it is useless to fight against the stubbornness of Capricorns. Sometimes even close people may suffer from the tyranny of Capricorn, because the dispute with him not only does not lead to anything good, but also takes a lot of nerves.
To convince a representative of this Zodiac, you need to give a thousand reasons for his wrong, but in most cases it is impossible.
Despite the peculiarities of character, it is impossible to call Aquarius crazy. Sometimes their behavior may seem strange to others, but they will never have enough courage to act insanely. Of course, they may mumble something quietly under their noses in a public place or foolishly joke while they are in the supermarket line, but because of this, people do not consider them «not from this world», and in most cases simply do not pay attention to them .
Pisces can rightly be called the most calm and peace-loving sign. It is pleasant for others to be in a society with them, because they not only do not commit crazy actions, but, on the contrary, try to control their words and actions. From the mouth of Pisces will never slip a critic or an obscene word, because they know that such behavior can expose them not in the best light.


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Writing Palestine
Haifa Zangana
Victoria Brittain
Rima Khalaf
Dr Salman Abu Sitta
Dr. Ramzy Baroud
Ilan Pappé
Karen Koning AbuZayd
Salim Vally
Eugene Rogan
Writing Palestine marks the tenth year of the Palestine Book Awards which was established to honour and endorse the best books written in English on Palestine.
The book, with Arabic and English texts, uniquely brings together revered names: Rima Khalaf, Salman Abu Sitta, Ramzy Baroud, Ilan Pappé, Richard Falk, Karen Abu Zayd, Salim Vally and Eugene Rogan, all of whom were either keynote speakers at our annual receptions or recipients of Awards, including Lifetime Achievement Awards. What unites them is their deep belief in the power of books and their commitment to Palestine.
As writers, academics, poets and artists, theirs is a passionate journey to disseminate knowledge about Palestine and its people. Together, they weave past and present struggles to present in writing the Palestinian Watan (Homeland) where nothing like what's happening now takes place.
This book also contains the powerful poem Identity Card by Najwan Darwish and paintings from Award winning books by renowned Palestinian artists, Samia Halaby's Drawing the Kafr Qasem Massacre and Nabil Anani's Palestine Land and People. The cover is a lyrical painting from 1971 by the late Kamal Boullata – Memory of Silwan from his book with Finbarr Barry Flood, There Where You Are Not.
All proceeds from this book will be donated to Medical Aid for Palestinians and the Gaza Community Mental Health Programme.
Haifa Zangana is an Iraqi author and activist, and a judge for the Palestine Book Awards. Among her books: Women on a Journey: Between Baghdad and London, Dreaming of Baghdad and City of widows: an Iraqi woman account of war and resistance. She edited "Party for Thaera; Palestinian women writing life", a collection of non fictional creative writings...
Victoria Brittain is an author and journalist who has lived for many years in Africa and Asia, and has been visiting the West Bank and Gaza for 30 years. She is a former associate foreign editor of The Guardian and a contributor over many years to specialist magazines and websites in France and the US, mainly on...
Dr Salman Abu Sitta is a Palestinian researcher. He writes about Palestinian refugees and the Palestinian right of return.
Dr. Ramzy Baroud has been writing about the Middle East for over 20 years. He is an internationally-syndicated columnist, a media consultant, an author of several books and the founder of PalestineChronicle.com. His books include "Searching Jenin", "The Second Palestinian Intifada" and his latest "My Father Was a Freedom Fighter: Gaza's Untold Story". His website...
Ilan Pappé is a world-renowned Israeli academic and social activi st. His research interests focus on the modern Middle East, in particular, the history of Israel and Palestine. He is one of Israel's 'New Historians' and since the release of pertinent British and Israeli documents in the 1980s, has been concerned with revising the official...

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A pregnant woman in extreme pain went to the Pauls Valley General Hospital emergency room in Oklahoma. Apparently she was in so much pain she was called "uncooperative" at which point those at the hospital (which includes cops who are not doctors) judged her fit for prison instead of fit for doing their jobs: diagnosing and treating her!
Perhaps it's only on TV shows and battlefields where nurses and doctors don't get in a snit because a patient is flopping around in agony.
Anyway, they hauled her off to a tiny cage to suffer for the remaining two hours of her life. Why? It seems they found two pills on her which they said she was not prescribed. So these people from Oklahoma put the illegal laws of humans over God's Law. This is how they will be judged and rewarded by God.
Don't worry! The winners of the Deathtime Achievement Award for Sitting in the Seat of God will help you harden your hearts and claim she deserved it.
This is yet more foreshadowing of the pain and agony Prohibitionists and supporters are accruing for themselves. Just like it's prophesied throughout the Bible.


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Krishnaiah, R.V, Jalaiah, K., Babu, K.V., Babu, K.R., Kumar, V.V., Co-dopant affect on the structural, electrical and magnetic properties of zirconium and copper co-substituted Ni75Zn0.25Fe2O4spinel ferrites synthesized by sol-gel method, Chinese Journal of Physics, 2018. (SCOPUS)
Krishnaiah, R.V. , Kalpana, G., Kumar, P.V., Aljawarneh, S., Shifted Adaption Homomorphism Encryption for Mobile and Cloud Learning, Computers and Electrical Engineering, 2018. (SCOPUS)
Krishnaiah, R.V., Kalpana, D.G., Lakshmi Prasad, K., Paparao, N., GEN-E-SPRN: Cloud data encryption for text and image using genetic algorithm based on pseudorandom bits, Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control Systems, 2018. (SCOPUS)
Pradeep Kumar Reddy, S., Krishnaiah, R.V., Rao, R.S., A multi-linear hybrid spectral coding for image fusion, ournal of Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control Systems, 2018. (SCOPUS)
Krishnaiah, R.V., Anil, T., Rao, M.L., Nalajala, P., Ahammad, S.H., Implementation of logic gates using CNFET for energy constraint applications, International Journal of Engineering and Technology(UAE), 2018. (SCOPUS)
Krishnaiah, R.V., Rawoof, M.A., Laxma Reddy, D., Paramkusam, A.V.,, A fast search block-based motion estimation algorithm for compression of motion pictures, International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology, 2017. (SCOPUS)
Nalajala, P., Krishnaiah, R.V., Annapurna, B., Godavarthi, B., Security for wireless local area network with pre share key authentication using Wi-Fi protected access, International Journal of Civil Engineering and Technology, 2017. (SCOPUS)
Kalpana, G., Kumar, P.V., Krishnaiah, R.V., DVHT: Enabling the efficient data verification using homomorphic authenticable tags, 2016 IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Computing Research, ICCIC 2016, Published in 2017. (SCOPUS)
Kalpana, G., Kumar, P.V., Krishnaiah, R.V., Secured Cloud Computing Using User Classification and Bilinear Diffie-Hellman Schema, Proceedings – 6th International Advanced Computing Conference, IACC 2016, 2016. (SCOPUS)
R.V. Krishnaiah and K.Soundara Rajan, "Intelligent Vehicle System in Undefined Environment", International Journalon Electronic Modeling, Vol. No. 2, pp.93-108, 2008. (ISSN-0204-3572-30, Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah, MettaMadhavi, and Manoj Reddy Yaram, "Effective Implementation Techniques in OfflineSignature Verification", International Journal of Computer Engineering, Vol. 5, Issue 4, pp. 25-30, 2012. (ISSN:2278-0661, ISBN:2278-8727, Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah andGaddam Saidi Reddy, "Clustering Algorithm with a Novel SimilarityMeasure", International Journal of Computer Engineering, Vol. 4, Issue 6, 37-42, 2012.(ISSN:2278-0661, ISBN:2278-8727, Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah,Kasara Venkata Ajay Reddy, and Maddineni Kiran Chowdary, "Adaptive SOA withInteractive Monitoring Techniques and HPS", International Journalof Computer Engineering,Vol. 4, Issue 3, 21-28, 2012. (ISSN:2278-0661, ISBN:2278-8727, Google ScholarIndexed)
Krishnaiah.R.V,Sridhar Gade, and Kiran Kumar Munde, "Data Allocation Strategies for LeakageDetection", International Journal of Computer Engineering, Vol. 5, Issue 2, pp. 30-35, Sept. 2012.(ISSN:2278-0661, ISBN:2278-8727, Google Scholar Indexed)
Madala Venkatesh andR.V. Krishnaiah "Navigation Cost Modeling Based on Ontology", International Journalof Computer Engineering,Vol. 4, Issue 3, pp. 34-39, 2012. (ISSN:2278-0661, ISBN:2278-8727, GoogleScholar Indexed)
Dr. R. V. Krishnaiahand V. Pradeep Kumar, "Horizontal Aggregations in SQL to Prepare Data Sets forData Mining Analysis", International Journal of Computer Engineering, Vol. 6, Issue 5, pp. 36-41, 2012. (ISSN:2278-0661,ISBN:2278-8727, Google Scholar Indexed)
R. V. Krishnaiah,Vungarala Nageswarrao, and Somidi Manoj Kiran, "Ranking Preferences to Data byUsing R-Trees", International Journal of Computer Engineering, Vol. 6, Issue 5, pp. 30-35, Sept. 2012. (ISSN:2278-0661,ISBN:2278-8727, Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah andAnjamma Nomula, "Customized Mechanism to Detect, Monitor and Block Data PacketsSelectively", International Journal of Computer Engineering, Vol. 7, Issue 5, pp. 40-44, Sept. 2012. (ISSN:2278-0661,ISBN:2278-8727, Google Scholar Indexed)
R. V. Krishnaiah, Vungarala Nageswarrao, andSomidi Manoj Kiran, "Modeling and Detection of Data Leakage Fraud", International Journalof Computer Engineering, Vol. 4, Issue 6, pp. 43-48, 2012.(ISSN:2278-0661, ISBN:2278-8727, Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah and Krishna Jyothi.K,"Operating Stoop for Efficient Parallel Data Processing In Cloud", International Journalof Engineering and Science,Vol. 1, Issue 10, pp.11-15, Dec. 2012. (ISBN: 2319-6483, ISSN: 2278-4721,Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah and Sri Lavanya Sajja "OnlineSparse Gaussian Process (GP) Regression Model for Human Motion Tracking", IOSR Journal ofEngineering, Vol. 2, Issue 10,pp. 17-22, Oct. 2012. (ISSN: 2250-3021, Google Scholar Indexed)
R. V. Krishnaiah and P.Swathi, "Afrequent Pattern Analysis for Targeted Activity Pattern Mining in ComplexData", International Journal of Computer Electrical and AdvancedCommunication Engineering,Vol. 1, Issue 3, pp. 20-24, July-Dec 2012. (ISSN: 2250-3129, Google ScholarIndexed)
R. V. Krishnaiah and K.Krishna Jyothi "AnOperating System for Clouds: Mechanisms and Implementation", International Journalof Computer Electrical and Advanced Communication Engineering, Vol. 1, Issue 3, pp. 1-10, July-Dec 2012.(ISSN: 2250-3129, Google Scholar Indexed)
R. V. Krishnaiah and Sindhu Daroj, "AnOperating System for Multi Clouds: Mechanisms and Implementation", International Journalof Computer Electrical and Advanced Communication Engineering, Vol. 1, Issue 3, pp. 25-32, July-Dec 2012.(ISSN: 2250-3129, Google Scholar Indexed)
R. V. Krishnaiah and A.Pavani, "Web CacheBased Data Access in Wireless adhoc Networks", International Journal of ComputerElectrical and advanced Communication Engineering, Vol. 1, Issue 3, pp. 15-19, July-Dec 2012.(ISSN: 2250-3129, Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah, Banda Shiva Prasad, "Analysisof object Oriented Metrics", International Journal of ComputationalEngineering Research, Vol. 2 Issue. 5, pp.1474-1479. (ISSN: 2250-3029, Google Scholar Indexed)
R. V. Krishnaiah and J. Yeshwanth, "Usageof distributed identities and Decentralized Recommendation chains in Peer toPeer Reputation Management", International Journal of Advanced Research inComputer Science and Software Engineering, Vol. 2, Issue 9, pp. 192-195, September 2012. ( ISSN:2277 128, Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah and Katta Sharath Kumar, P.Praveen Kumar, "Document Clustering using Hierarchical Methods", International Journalof Engineering Research & Technology, Vol. 1 Issue 7, pp. 1-9, September 2012. (ISSN: 2278-0181,Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah and Shivaprasad B"Cluster Distance Bound for High Dimensional Indexing", International Journalof Engineering Research & Technology, Vol. 1 Issue 9, pp. 1-7, Nov. 2012. (ISSN: 2278-0181)
R.V. Krishnaiah, T. Eashwar and U.Anitha, "Image Retrieval System Based on Sketches", International Journalof Management, IT and Engineering, Vol. 2, Issue 12, pp. 281-290, Dec. 2012.( ISSN : 2249-0558, Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah, Poonam.Khaparde, and FarhanaZareen "Handling Uncertainty Information through Extended Classifiers", International Journalof Computer Science and Network, Vol. 1, Issue 6, pp. 23-28, Dec. 2012. ( ISSN 2277-5420,Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah and Srilaxmi Challa,"Minimizing Navigation Cost Through Interactive Data Exploration andDiscovery", International Journal of Computer Science and Network, Vol. 1, Issue 6, pp. 29-33. Dec. 2012.(ISSN 2277-5420, Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah, and K. Alekya, "Secret ImageSharing System Using Meaningful Covering Shares", International Journal ofComputer Science and Network (IJCSN), Vol. 1, Issue 6, pp. 17-22. (Dec.2012. ISSN 2277-5420, Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah, and P. Praveen Kumar"Simultaneous Record Identification and Finding Attributes in Web DataExtraction", International Journal of Computer Science information andEngineering, Technologies, Vol. 3, Issue 2, pp. 1-5, 2012. (ISSN 2277-4408,Google Scholar Indexed)
Kotha Jothsna and R.V.Krishniah, "A Signature-FreeBuffer Overflow Attack Blocker Using Genetic Programming", International Journalof Emerging Technology and Advanced Engineering, Vol. 3, Issue 2, pp. 24-29, February,2013. (ISSN 2250-2459, Google Scholar Indexed)
H.V. Laxman Vijay, K. Sudheer Kumar, R.V.Krishnaiah, "Packet Handling Scheduling in Multiple Routing Configurations forfast IP Network Recovery", International Journal of Computer Science andMobile Computin, Vol. 2, Issue. 4,pp. 242 – 246, April 2013. (ISSN 2320–088X, Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah, K.Praveen, A.Dhanunjaya,"Shared Access Organizing for Online Social Networks", International Journalof Engineering & Science Research, Vol. 3, Issue 4, pp. 2767-2772, April 2013. (ISSN2277-2685, Google Scholar Indexed)
N. Anusha, S. Lavanaya, and R.V.Krishnaiah, "Supervising Endeavor Service Systems from a Language-actionPerception", International Journal of Engineering & Science Research, Vol. 3, Issue 4, pp. 16-20, April 2013.(ISSN: 2277-2685(Online), ISSN: 2320-9763(Print), Google Scholar Indexed)
J. Sowmya Lakshmi and R.V. Krishnaiah, "Aprofessional detection and interactions in assorted service-orientedschemes", International Journal of Engineering & Science Research, , Vol. 3, Issue 4, pp. 21-25, April 2013. (ISSN:2277-2685(Online), ISSN: 2320-9763(Print , Google Scholar Indexed)
Aretty Narayana, M.Srinivasa Rao, Dr. R.V.Krishnaiah, "A Resourceful Algorithm for High Dimensional Spaces", International Journalof Computer Science And Technology, Vol. 4, Issue 1, pp. 481-483, Jan – March 2013. (ISSN :0976-8491 (Online) , ISSN : 2229-4333 (Print), Google Scholar Indexed)
K.Ratna Prasanthi, R.V. Krishnaiah, "A Reviewon Temporal Data Clustering With Unlike Representations", International Journal ofComputer Science And Technology Vol. 4, Issue 1, pp. 489-491, Jan – March 2013. (ISSN :0976-8491 (Online) , ISSN : 2229-4333 (Print), Google Scholar Indexed)
V. Anusha Devi, R.V. Krishnaiah, "An ApproachTowards the Estimation of Under Attack Online Data Delivery", InternationalJournal of Computer Science and Technology (IJCST), Vol. 4, Issue 1, pp.495-496, Jan-March 2013. (ISSN : 0976-8491 (Online), ISSN : 2229-4333 (Print),Google Scholar Indexed)
P. Anusha, K. Sudheer Kumar, and R.V.Krishnaiah, "An Approach Towards the Secure Preserving of SensitiveInformation", International Journal of Computer Science And Technology, Vol. 4, Issue 1, pp. 492-494, Jan – March2013. (ISSN : 0976-8491 (Online), ISSN : 2229-4333 (Print), Google ScholarIndexed)
K. Swathi and R.V. Krishnaiah, "OptimalControl Distribution in Multi-Relay MIMO Support", International Journalfor Development in Computer Science & Technology, Vol. 1, Issue 2, pp. 92-94, Jan – March2013. (ISSN : 0976-8491 (Online), ISSN : 2229-4333 (Print), Google Scholar Indexed)
Tiwari Pushpa, K.Dhanasree, R.V. Krishnaiah,"Improving Data Excellence Reliability and Precision of FunctionalDependency", International Journal for Development in Computer science &Technology, Vol. 1, Issue 2, pp.192-194, Jan – March 2013. (ISSN : 2320-7884 (Online), ISSN : 2321-0257(Print), Google Scholar Indexed)
Srinivas.Vaida, N.Raghava Rao, R.V.Krishnaiah, "Self-Determining Directed Acyclic Graphs for Flexible MultipathRouting", International Journal for Development in Computer Science &Technology, Vol. 1, Issue 2, pp. 102-104, Jan – March 2013. (ISSN : 2320-7884(Online), ISSN : 2321-0257 (Print), Google Scholar Indexed)
P.Srinivas, R.V. Krishnaiah, "Data Validationand Reliability Proof in Cloud Storage", International Journal of Innovative Technologyand Research, Vol. 1, Issue 3, pp.278-280, April – May 2013. (ISSN 2320 –5547, Google Scholar Indexed)
V.Radhika, R.V. Krishnaiah, "An ApproachTowards Efficient Video Data Hiding Using Prohibited Zone", International Journalof Innovative Technology and Research, Vol. 1, Issue 3, pp. 281-283, April – May 2013. (ISSN2320 –5547, Google Scholar Indexed)
V.Radhika and R.V. Krishnaiah, "An EffectiveApproach Towards Credit Card Deception Discovery Methods", International Journalof Computer and Electronics Research, Vol. 2, Issue 3, pp. 15-18, June 2013. (ISSN: 2278-5795(Online), ISSN: 2320-9348 (Print), Google Scholar Indexed)
V. Radhika and R.V. Krishnaiah, "AWell-Organized Estimation of Indefinite Location Reliant Queries", International Journalof Computer and Electronics Research, Vol. 2, Issue 3, pp. 22-24, June 2013. (ISSN: 2278-5795(Online), ISSN: 2320-9348 (Print), Google Scholar Indexed)
Ch.Nagini, M.Srinivasa Rao R.V.Krishnaiah, " A General Framework for Recommendations on theWeb, International Journal of AdvancedResearch in Computer Science and Software Engineering, Vol. 3, Issue 5, pp.975-980, May 2013. (ISSN: 2277-128X, Google Scholar Indexed)
L. Greeshma M. Srinivasa Rao R.V.Krishnaiah, "Design and Implementation of a Cost Effective Ranking AdaptationAlgorithm", International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Scienceand Software Engineering, Vol. 3, Issue 5, pp. 1187-1192, May 2013. (ISSN: 2277 128X, GoogleScholar Indexed)
N.Koteswar Rao, R.V. Krishnaiah, "SafeAllocation of Individual Health Records in Cloud Computing", International Journalof Engineering & Science Research, Vol. 3, Issue 5, pp. 4008-4011, May 2013. (ISSN:2277-2685, Google Scholar Indexed)
S. Praveen Kumar and R.V. Krishnaiah,"Efficient Computation of Range Aggregates against Uncertain Location BasedQueries using Filtering-and-Verification Algorithm", International Journalof Scientific Research in Computer Science and Engineering, Vol. 1, Issue 3, pp. 56-61, 2013. (ISSN:2320–7639, Google Scholar Indexed)
G.Sadhana, R.V. Krishnaiah, "Cloud ComputingSecurity and Challenges", International Journal of Computer Engineering & Applications, Vol. 3, Issue I/III, pp. 108-115, 2013.(ISSN: 2321-3469, Google Scholar Indexed)
N.Anusha, R.V. Krishnaiah, "Language – ActionBased Framework for Monitoring Service Systems," International Journalof Research in Information Technology, Vol. 1, Issue 8, pp. 149-155, August 2013. (ISSN: 2001-5569,Google Scholar Indexed)
Jyothsna B, R.V. Krishnaiah, Sri LavanyaSajja, "Sampling Schemes for Exploring Correlations of Users in SocialNetworking", International Journal of Multidisciplinary in Cryptology andInformation Security, Vol. 2, No. 4, pp. 22-26, August 2013. (ISSN 2320-2610, Google Scholar Indexed)
N. RaghavaRao and R.V. Krishnaiah, "A NovelScheme for Reliable Multipath Routing Through Node-Independent Directed aCyclic Graphs", International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology, Vol. 02, Issue 08, pp. 171-176, Aug. 2013.(ISSN: 2319-1163(Online), ISSN: 2321-7308(Print), Google Scholar Indexed)
Aretty Narayana, M. Srinivasa Rao, and R.V.Krishnaiah, "Scalable and Efficient Cluster-Based Framework forMultidimensional Indexing", International Journal of Research inEngineering and Technology,Vol. 02, Issue 08, pp. 166-170, Aug. 2013. (ISSN: 2319-116, GoogleScholar Indexed)
V. Anushadevi, R.V. Krishnaiah, "A Pull BasedData Delivery Model for Maximizing User Satisfaction and Optimizing ResourceConsumption", International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology, Vol. 2 Issue 8, pp. 2170- 2174, Aug.2013. (ISSN: 2278-0181, Google Scholar Indexed)
SSG.Yadav, R.V. Krishnaiah, "Haptic Scienceand Technology", International Journal of Computer Engineering & Applications, Vol. 2, Issue I/III, pp. 139-146, Sept.2013. (ISSN: 2321-3469, Google Scholar Indexed)
K. Ratna Prasanthi, R.V. Krishnaiah, "AnEnsemble Based Framework for Temporal Data Clustering", International Journalof Research in Information Technology, Vol. 1, Issue 8, pp. 164-170, Aug. 2013. (ISSN2001-5569, Google Scholar Indexed)
P. Anusha, K. Sudheer Kumar, R.V. Krishnaiah,"Prevention of Attribute Disclosure Using privacy preserving publishing ofMicro data", International Journal of Research in Information Technology, Vol. 1, Issue 8, pp. 156-163, Aug.2013. (ISSN 2001-5569, Google Scholar Indexed)
K.R. Deepti and R.V. Krishnaiah, "Palm VeinTechnology", International Journal of Computer Engineering & Applications, Vol. 2, Issue I/III, pp. 148-156, Sept. –2013. (ISSN: 2321-3469, Google Scholar Indexed)
E. Hima Bindu and R.V. Krishnaiah,"Implementation of Intrusion Tolerant Architecture for Web Server", International Journalof Computer Engineering &Applications , Vol. 2, Issue I/III, pp. 148-154, Sept. 2013. (ISSN:2321-3469, Google Scholar Indexed)
K. Chaitanya, P. Purushotham and R.V.Krishnaiah, "Robust and Scalable Structure for Server Interconnections in DataCenters", International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer andCommunication Engineering,Vol. 2, Issue 8, pp. 3152-3156, Aug. 2013. (ISSN: 2319-5940 (Print),ISSN: 2278-1021 (Online), Google Scholar Indexed)
J. Sowmya Lakshmi, R.V. Krishnaiah, "ExpertDiscovery and Interactions in Mixed Service Oriented Systems", International Journalof Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering, Vol. 2, Issue 8, pp. 3162-3165, Aug.2013. (ISSN: 2319-5940 (Print), ISSN: 2278-1021 (Online), Google ScholarIndexed)
T. Ravi Kumar, R.V. Krishnaiah, "Optical diskwith blu-ray technology", International Journal of Computer Engineering& Applications, Vol. III, IssueII/III, pp. 157-166, Sept. 2013. (ISSN: 2321-3469, Google Scholar Indexed)
S. Ravi, R.V. Krishnaiah, "Fluorescentmultilayer disc", International Journal of Computer Engineering & Applications, Vol. III, Issue II/III, pp. 167-174, Sept.2013. (ISSN: 2321-3469, Google Scholar Indexed)
D. Suneetha, R.V. Krishnaiah, "OptimalAuthentication Scheme for Mobile Communication System", International Journalof Information Systems and Computer Sciences, Vol. 2, No. 4, pp. 20-23, Aug. 2013. (ISSN 2319 – 7595,Google Scholar Indexed)
Ch. Anil Kumar and R.V. Krishnaiah, "A NovelApproach for Unique Data Backup in Cloud Storage", International Journalof Information Technology Infrastructure, Vol. 2, No. 4, pp. 25-28, Aug. 2013. (ISSN 2320 2629,Google Scholar Indexed)
Ch. Anil Kumar and R.V. Krishnaiah, " ARanking Based Recommendation Framework for Optimized Search Result", International Journalof Engineering Research & Technology, Vol. 2 Issue 9, pp. 701-704, Sept. 2013. (ISSN: 2278-0181,Google Scholar Indexed)
R. Ashwini, K. Praveen, and R.V. Krishnaiah,"Differential Privacy A Privacy Guaranteed Publishing of Search", International Journalof Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering, Vol. 3, Issue 8 , pp. 887-893, Aug.2013. (ISSN: 2277-128X, Google Scholar Indexed)
K. Chaitanya, P. Purushotham, and R.V.Krishnaiah, "Robust and Scalable Structure for Server-Interconnections in DataCenters", International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer andCommunication Engineering , Vol. 2, Issue 8, pp. 3152-3156, Aug. 2013. (ISSN: 2319-5940 (Print),ISSN: 2278-1021 (Online), Google Scholar Indexed)
J. Sowmya Lakshmi and R.V. Krishnaiah,"Discovery and Interactions in Mixed Service Oriented Systems", InternationalJournal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering, Vol. 2, Issue 8, pp. 3162-3165. Aug.2013. (ISSN: 2319-5940 (Print), ISSN: 2278-1021 (Online), Google ScholarIndexed)
K. Jyothsna and R.V. Krishnaiah, "A SignatureFree Buffer Overflow Attack Detection Using DST", International Journalof Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering, Vol. 3, Issue 6, pp. 1200-1208, June 2013.(ISSN: 2277 128X, Google Scholar Indexed)
D. Vasavi, and R.V. Krishnaiah, "On linedetection of drowsiness using brain and visual information", International Journalof Instrumentation Electrical Electronics Engineering, Vol. 4, pp. 31-34, May 2013. (ISSN: 2321 –0621 (Print), ISSN: 2321- 063X (Online, Google Scholar Indexed)
Hemanth and R.V. Krishnaiah, "The hadoopdistributed file system: balancing Portabilty", Journal of ComputerEngineering & Applications, Vol. III, Issue III, pp. 198-205, May 2013. (ISSN:2321-3469, Google Scholar Indexed)
Tiwari Pushpa, K. Dhana sree, and R.V.Krishnaiah, "Confidence of Conditional Functional Dependencies Using ReservoirSampling", International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology, Vol. 2 Issue 9, pp.705-709, Sept. 2013.(ISSN: 2278-0181, Google Scholar Indexed)
Swathi Bollu, Sudheer Kumar, and R.V.Krishnaiah, "Effective Discovery, Deploying and Evolving of Patterns in TextMining", International Journal of Research in Information Technology, Vol. 1, Issue 9, Sept. 2013, pp. 75-82.
Ch.Nagini, M.Srinivasa Rao, and R.V.Krishnaiah, "A Ranking Based Recommendation Framework for Optimized SearchResult", International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology, Vol. 2, Issue 9, pp. 701-704, Sept. 2013.(ISSN: 2278-0181, Google Scholar Indexed)
N.Lakshmi Prasanna and R.V. Krishnaiah, "NextGeneration Mobile Computing", International Journal of Computer Science andMobile Computing, Vol. 2, Issue. 9,pp. 41 – 47, Sept. 2013. (ISSN 2320–088X, Google Scholar Indexed)
L. Greeshma, M. Srinivasa Rao, R.V.Krishnaiah, "SVM and Ada Boost Based Ranking Model Adaptation for DomainSpecific Search", International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer andCommunication Engineering, Vol. 2, Issue 8, pp. 3326-3329, Aug. 2013. (ISSN: 2319-5940(Print), ISSN: 2278-1021 (Online), Google Scholar Indexed)
Y. Ramesh Reddy and R.V. Krishnaiah,"Detection of sudden pedestrian crossings For driving assistancesystems", International Journal of Instrumentation Electrical ElectronicsEngineering, Vol. 1, Issue 4, May2013, pp. 7-10. (ISSN:2321–0621 (Print), ISSN:2321-063X (Online), GoogleScholar Indexed)
Vutukuri Sambasiva Rao and R.V. Krishnaiah,"Meta-Analysis of the First Facial Expression Recognition Challenge", International Journalof Instrumentation Electrical Electronics Engineering, Vol. 1. Issue 4, pp. 11-13, May 2013.(ISSN:2321–0621 (Print), ISSN:2321-063X (Online), Google Scholar Indexed)
Satyasai Tummala and R.V. Krishnaiah, "Antitheft Control System Design for Automobiles", International Journalof Instrumentation Electrical Electronics Engineering, Vol. 1. Issue 4, pp. 14-17, May 2013.(ISSN:2321–0621 (Print), ISSN:2321-063X (Online), Google Scholar Indexed)
L. Rushi Keswar Reddy, G. Kalpana, and R.V.Krishnaiah, "Secure Crypto Cloud Computing Data Security Issues", International Journalof Computer Engineering & Applications, Vol. III, Issue III, pp. 206-215, Sept. 2013. (ISSN:2321-3469, Google Scholar Indexed)
Vemireddy. R Krishna Reddy, and R.V.Krishnaiah, "Advanced Cryptographic Algorithm For Improved DataSecurity", International Journal of Computer Engineering & Applications, Vol. III, Issue III, pp. 216-219,Sept. 2013. (ISSN: 2321-3469, Google Scholar Indexed)
K. Vijaya Lakshmi and R.V. Krishnaiah, "AReliable Grid Service Infrastructure", International Journal of Computer Engineering & Applications, Vol. III, Issue III, pp. 191-196, Sept.2013. (ISSN: 2321-3469, Google Scholar Indexed)
Sanjukumar and R.V. Krishnaiah, "AdvanceTechnique for Soil Moisture Content Based Automatic Motor Pumping forAgriculture Land Purpose", International Journal of VLSI and Embedded Systems, Vol. 04, Article 09149, Sept. 2011. (ISSN:2249-6556, Google Scholar Indexed)
T. Amardeep and R.V. Krishnaiah, "PublicLinear Programming Solution for the Design of Secure and Efficient Computing inCloud", International Journal of Electronics and Computer ScienceEngineering, Vol. 2, Issue 4, pp.1081-1092, Sept. 2013. (ISSN- 2277-1956, Google Scholar Indexed)
Y. Deepthi and R.V. Krishnaiah, "A New Webbased Electronic Voting System Using Automatic Fingerprint IdentificationProcess", International Journal of Scientific Engineering andTechnology Research, Vol. 02,Issue11, pp.1100-1104, Sept. 2013. (ISSN 2319-8885, Google ScholarIndexed)
K. Mamatha and R.V. Krishnaiah, "AnIntegration of DALI with WSN through IEEE802.3 to the Automated Monitor andControl", International Journal of Scientific Engineering andTechnology Research, Vol. 02, Issue11,pp.1111-1117, Sept. 2013. (ISSN 2319-8885, Google Scholar Indexed)
Ch.V.N. Madhuri and R.V. Krishnaiah, "ADefence Strategy against Flooding attack using Puzzles by Game Theory", International Journalof Science & Research, Vol.2, Issue 9, pp. 234-237, Sept. 2013. (ISSN:2319-7064, Google Scholar Indexed)
B. Parsharamulu and R.V. Krishnaiah, "A newDesign of Algorithm for Enhancing Security in Bluetooth Communication withTripple DES", International Journal of Science & Research, Vol. 2, Issue 9, pp. 279-283, Sept.2013. (ISSN:2319-7064, Google Scholar Indexed)
J. Lavanya and R.V. Krishnaiah, Approach ofData Security in Local Network using Distributed Firewalls, International Journalof Science & Research, Vol.2, Issue 9, pp. 238-41, Sept. 2013. (ISSN:2319-7064, Google Scholar Indexed)
N. Veera Lakshmi and R.V. Krishnaiah,"E-Call", International Journal of Science & Research, Vol. 2, Issue 9, pp. 378-382, Sept. 2013.(ISSN:2319-7064, Google Scholar Indexed)
G. Kiranmai and R.V. Krishnaiah, "10Giga BitEthernet", International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research, Vol. 2, Issue 9, pp. 228-233, Sept. 2013.(ISSN:2319-7064, Google Scholar Indexed)
R.V. Krishnaiah, Effective Discovery,Deploying and Evolving of Patterns in Text Mining, International Journalof Research in Information Technology, Vol. 1, Issue 9, pp. 121-125, Sept. 2013. (ISSN: 2001-5569,Google Scholar Indexed)
Dharavathu Vijaya Babu and R.V. Krishnaiah,"Voice Morphing System for People Suffering from Laryngectomy", International Journalof Science & Research, Vol.2, Issue 9, pp. 351-355, Sept. 2013. (ISSN:2319-7064, Google Scholar Indexed)
Roshini Shaik and R.V. Krishnaiah, "Design ofPrototypic Army Boot for Landmine Detection and Control using Hand Gestures andPC", International Journal of Engineering Sciences & ResearchTechnology, Vol. 2, Issue 9,pp. 2278-2283, Sept. 2013. (ISSN: 2277-9655, Google Scholar Indexed)
Mahaveer and R.V. Krishnaiah, "SecuredPersonal Health Record Management in Cloud", International Journalof Computer Engineering &Applications, Vol. III, Issue III, pp. 216-228, Sept. 2013. (ISSN: 2321-3469,Google Scholar Indexed)
B. Divya Jyothi and R.V. Krishnaiah, "HapticTechnology – A Sense of Touch", International Journal of Science and Research, Vol. 2, Issue 9, pp. 381-385, Sept. 2013.(ISSN:2319-7064, Google Scholar Indexed)
S. Surekha and R.V. Krishnaiah, "Design of anonboard Control System for Agricultural Autonomous Vehicle", International Journalof VLSI System Design and communication Systems, Vol. 01, Issue.02, pp. 49-53, Sept. 2013.(ISSN 2322-0929, Google Scholar Indexed)
P. Jeevana Rani and R.V. Krishnaiah, "Designof an Enhanced Parallel Complex Number Multiplier", International Journalof VLSI System Design and communication Systems, Vol. 01, Issue 02, pp. 44-48, Sept. 2013.(ISSN 2322-0929, Google Scholar Indexed)
Bharath Reddy Pannala and R.V. Krishnaiah,"Design and Implementation of a Bomb Diffusing Surveillance Robot using RFTechnology", International Journal of VLSI System Design and communicationSystems, Vol. 01, Issue 03,pp. 105-109, Sept. 2013. (ISSN 2322-0929, Google Scholar Indexed)
B. Sravan Kumar and R.V. Krishnaiah, "ARMbased A Real Time Implementation Based on Transportation Systems", International Journalof Emerging Trends in Engineering Research, Vol. 1, Issue 1, pp.11-15, Sept. 2013. (ISSN:2001-5569, Google Scholar Indexed)
G. Udayasree, M. Vinusha, and R.V. Krishnaiah,"Real Time SMS-Based Hashing Scheme for Securing Financial Transactions on ATMTerminal", International Journal of Advanced Technology and InnovativeResearch, Vol. 01, pp. 1-5,May 2013. (ISSN: 2143-4535, Google Scholar Indexed)
T. Kondalu and R.V.Krishnaiah, "Canny Edge Detector and Laplace Edge Detector Design for Low LevelComputer Vision", International Journal of Advanced Technology and InnovativeResearch, Vol. 06, Oct.2013, pp. 800-804. (ISSN 2143-4535, Google Scholar Indexed)
V. Sudheer Kumar andR.V. Krishnaiah, "Modified Adaptive Lifting-Based Wavelet Transform for ImageCoding", International Journal of Advanced Technology and InnovativeResearch, Vol. 06, Oct. 2013,pp. 814-814. (ISSN 2143-4535, Google Scholar Indexed)
Anush Reddy and R.V.Krishnaiah , "Zforce Touchscreen Technology", International Journalof Computer Science and Mobile Computing, Vol. 2, Issue 9, pp. 55 – 63, Sept. 2013. (ISSN: 2320–088X,Google Scholar Indexed)
T. Venkata Dileep,R.V. Krishnaiah, "A brief Review about the Applications of NANO Materials inVarious Applications", International Journal of Industrial Electrical, Electronics,Control and Robotics, Vol. 03, Issue 02,pp. 1136-1140, Sept. 2013. (ISSN: 0913-6387, Google Scholar Indexed)
B. Rakesh Reddy and R.V. Krishnaiah, "Safety Automation of Cars using Embedded Microcontrollers", International Journalof Software Engineering and Technology Informatics, Vol. 01, Issue 02, Oct. 2013, pp.92-94. (ISSN: 2001-5569, Google Scholar Indexed)
Ajayvar Singh P andR.V. Krishnaiah, "A Novel Design of the Physiological Monitoring of MultiplePatients by Wireless Sensor Networks", International Journal of Software Engineeringand Technology Informatics,Vol. 01, Issue 02, pp. 95-99, Oct. 2013. (ISSN: 2001-5569, Google ScholarIndexed)
B. Ramu and R.V.Krishnaiah, "ARM and Linux Based Design of an Embedded Web Server", International Journalof Advanced Technology and Innovative Research, Vol. 06, pp. 1250-1253, Oct. 2013. (ISSN2143-4535, Google Scholar Indexed)
Sobhan Bau and R.V. Krishnaiah, "Fingerprint Recognition System Based on theImplementation of CORDIC Algorithm using FPGA", International Journal of VLSI System Designand Communication Systems,Vol. 01, Issue 03, pp. 99-104, Oct. 2013. (ISSN 2322-0929, Google ScholarIndexed)
P. Jyothi and R.V.Krishnaiah, "Real Time Traffic Monitoring System Based on Embedded WebTechnology", International Journal of Scientific Engineering and TechnologyResearch, Vol. 02, Issue 14,pp. 1545-1548, Oct. 2013. (ISSN: 2319-8885, Google Scholar Indexed)
K.B. Chandra Varma andR.V. Krishnaiah, "An Analysis of Ship Navigation Based on ARM Based EmbeddedPlatform", International Journal of Scientific Engineering and TechnologyResearch, Vol. 02, Issue 14,pp. 15236-1526, Oct. 2013. (ISSN 2319-8885, Google Scholar Indexed)
Pavan Kumar Varri andR.V. Krishnaiah, "A Novel Implementation of Floating Point Multiplier", International Journalof Scientific Engineering and Technology Research, Vol. 02, Issue 14, pp. 1627-1631, Oct. 2013.(ISSN 2319-8885, Google Scholar Indexed)
K. Swathi and R.V.Krishnaiah, "Maximizing Network Capacity and Reliable Transmission MIMOCooperative Networks", International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology, Vol. 02, Issue 10, pp. 328-332, Oct. 2013.(ISSN: 2319-1163 (Online), ISSN: 2321-7308(Print), Google Scholar Indexed)
B. Harika, N. RaghavaRao, and R.V. Krishnaiah, "A Novel Tool for Stereo Matching of Images", International Journalof Research in Engineering and Technology, Vol. 02, Issue 10, pp. 323-327, Oct. 2013. (ISSN: 2319-1163(Online), ISSN: 2321-7308(Print), Google Scholar Indexed)
Perisetty Naga Santhanand R.V. Krishnaiah, "Inventive Transportation System by a Technology of SensorInterfaced Network", International Journal of Innovative Technology andResearch, Vol. 1, Issue 5, pp. 417 – 422, Sept. 2013, (ISSN 2320 –5547, Google Scholar Indexed)
BinduMadhavi,G.Kalpana, and R.V. Krishnaiah "Secure Data Dynamics in Tandem with DynamicResource Allocation", International Journal of Computer Trends and Technology, Vol. 4, Issue 10, pp. 3507-3511, Oct.2013 . (ISSN: 2231-2803, Google Scholar Indexed)
Ch. Aravinda and R.V.Krishnaiah, "Smell-O-Vision-The Future Digital Display Device", International Journalof Computer Science and Mobile Computing, Vol. 2, Issue. 9, pp. 227–234, Sept. 2013. (ISSN2320–088X, Google Scholar Indexed)
B. Naresh Kumar andR.V. Krishnaiah, "Optimum Mobility Performance with Mobile IP & SIP", International Journalof Computer Science and Mobile Computing, Vol. 2, Issue. 10, pp. 1-4, Oct. 2013. (ISSN 2320–088X, GoogleScholar Indexed)
Babu, K.V., Kumar, G.V.S., Jalaiah, K., Shibeshi, P.T., Effects of copper substitution on the microstructural, electrical and magnetic properties of Ni7Co0.3-xCuxFe2O4 ferrites, Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids, 2018. (SCOPUS)
Jalaiah, K., Vijaya Babu, K., Rajashekhar Babu, K., Chandra Mouli, K., Structural and dielectric studies of Zr and Co co-substituted Ni5Zn0.5Fe2O4 using sol-gel auto combustion method, Results in Physics, 2018. (SCOPUS)
Vijaya Babu, K., Satyanarayana, G., Sailaja, B.Jalaiah, K., Ravi, M., Structural and magnetic properties of Ni8M0.2Fe2O4(M = Cu, Co) nano-crystalline ferrites, Results in Physics, 2018. (SCOPUS)
Jalaiah, K., Vijaya Babu, K., Chandra mouli, K., Subba Rao, P.S.V., Effect on the structural, DC resistivity and magnetic properties of Zr and Cu co-SubstitutedNi5Zn0.5Fe2O4using sol-gel auto-combustion method, Physica B: Condensed Matter, 2018. (SCOPUS)
Babu, K.V., Sailaja, B., Jalaiah, K., Shibeshi, P.T., Ravi, M., Effect of zinc substitution on the structural, electrical and magnetic properties of nano-structured Ni5Co0.5Fe2O4ferrites, Physica B: Condensed Matter, 2018. (SCOPUS)
Jalaiah, K., Chandra mouli, K., Subba Rao, P.S.V., Sreedhar, B., Structural and dielectric properties of Zr and Cu co-substituted Ni5Zn0.5Fe2O4, Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, 2017. (SCOPUS)
Jalaiah, K., Vijaya Babu, K., Structural, magnetic and electrical properties of nickel doped Mn-Zn spinel ferrite synthesized by sol-gel method, Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials, 2017. (SCOPUS)
Ramarao M. and Vivekanandan S. (2016), the Effect of Mixing Ratio on Biomass Classification, Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects -Taylor & Francis Publication,Vol.39,No.6,pp.546-554.(Annexure-I)
Ramarao M. and Vivekanandan S. (2016), Study on the Interaction Response of Biomasses on the Fluidized Bed Co-Gasification A Statistical Approach, Research Journal of Bio-technicalogy, World Research-(Annexure-I)
Ramarao M. and Vivekanandan S. (2016), Statistical Approach To Predict The Gas Efficiencies Of Biomass Gasification Uing Different Biomass, International Journal of Control Theory and Applications, Vol. 9, No.36, pp. 619-639.(Annexure II & Indexed in Scopus).chemical Journals,Vol.12(2), pp.88-100. (Annexure-II)
Ramarao M. and Vivekanandan S. (2016), Optimization of Fuel Blending Ratio toEnhance the Co-Gasification Performance, International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology, Vol. 42, No. 7, pp.398-410.(UGC)
Ramarao M. and Vivekanandan S. (2016), Evaluation of Carbon ConversionEfficiency of Mixed Biomass Gasification, International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology, Vol. 7, No. 6, pp.565-576. (Indexed in Scopus).
Sathish1* M.Ramarao2 M.Senthil Kumar3.(2015), Biogas production from whet straw to Generate Renewable Energy using Response Surface Methodology, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research,Vol. 10, No.11 , pp.10101-10108
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Home > Journals > African Invertebrates > Volume 49 > Issue 2
African Invertebrates
VOL. 49 · NO. 2 | December 2008
OLIGOCHAETA (1)
Proposed Amendment of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature to Expand and Refine Methods of Publication
49(2), 1-11, (1 December 2008) https://doi.org/10.5733/afin.049.0201
A New Species of Pheasant Shell from the South-Western Indian Ocean (Mollusca: Gastropoda: Vetigastropoda: Phasianellidae: Tricolia)
T. C. Nangammbi, D. G. Herbert
49(2), 13-19, (1 December 2008) https://doi.org/10.5733/afin.049.0202
KEYWORDS: Mollusca, Phasianellidae, Tricolia, pheasant shells, new species, subtropical, Indian Ocean, subtidal, Coral reef
Tricolia retrolineata sp. n. is described from off-shore reef habitats in southern Mozambique and north-eastern South Africa. The smooth, glossy shell with bright, variegated colour pattern, as well as the convex, paucispiral, calcareous operculum and lack of interior nacre clearly place this species in the family Phasianellidae. The bulimoid shape of the shell, combined with its small size and lack of capillary lines in the colour pattern are typical of the genus Tricolia s.l.
OLIGOCHAETA
New South African Acanthodrilinae Earthworm Species, with New Data for Some Earlier Known Members of the Genus Parachilota(Oligochaeta: Acanthodrilidae)
J. D. Plisko
KEYWORDS: Oligochaeta, Clitellata, Acanthodrilidae, Parachilota, new species, taxonomy, Anatomy, South Africa
Four acanthodriline species of the genus Parachilota, namely abebaios sp. n., nkandu sp. n., uysae sp. n., and timothyi sp. n., are described and illustrated. Additional information is given on the characters, geographical range and habitat of the earlier known six Parachilota species: editha, hottentotianus, karkloofi, minimus, wahlbergi, and warreni. The shape and number of spermathecal diverticula were considered as the diagnostic characters of studied species, and three species groups are recognized: unilobate, bilobate and multilobate. Species endemism is noted.
Three New Genera of Tracheline Sac Spiders from Southern Africa (Araneae: Corinnidae)
Charles R. Haddad, Robin Lyle
KEYWORDS: Afrotropical, Araneae, Corinnidae, Fuchiba, Fuchibotulus, Poachelas, sac spiders, new taxa, endemic, identification keys
Three new genera of sac spiders of the subfamily Trachelinae (Corinnidae) are described from southern Africa. Fuchiba gen. n. is represented by F. aquilonia sp. n. (type species), F. capensis sp. n., F. montana sp. n., F. similis sp. n., F. tortilis sp. n. and F. venteri sp. n. All species are endemic to South Africa except for F. aquilonia sp. n., which is also recorded from Mozambique and Botswana, and F. montana sp. n., which is known from Lesotho. Fuchibotulus gen. n. is represented by F. bicornis sp. n. from South Africa (type species) and F. kigelia sp. n. from South Africa and southern Mozambique, Poachelas gen. n. is represented by three new species, and two species groups are recognised based on leg morphology. The striatus species group is represented by P. striatus sp. n. (type species, South Africa) and P. solitarius sp. n. (Zimbabwe). The montanus species group, represented by P. montanus sp. n., is endemic to South Africa. The three genera show different microhabitat preferences. Representatives of Fuchiba gen. n. and Fuchibotulus gen. n. were collected primarily by pitfall trapping or by hand from leaf litter in various biomes, while representatives of Poachelas gen. n. were collected primarily from the base of grass tussocks, or occasionally by sweep-netting in grassland and savannah. Identification keys to new species are provided for each genus.
Scorpions of the Brandberg Massif, Namibia: Species Richness Inversely Correlated with Altitude
Lorenzo Prendini, Tharina L. Bird
49(2), 77-107, (1 December 2008) https://doi.org/10.5733/afin.049.0205
KEYWORDS: southern Africa, Namibia, Brandberg, Scorpiones, biodiversity, ecomorphotypes
A previous list of scorpions from the Brandberg Massif and vicinity, north-western Namibia (Omaruru District. Erongo Region), is updated, based on a survey of the Massif and surrounding areas (the region delimited by 21°00′S–21°30′S and 14°00′–15°00′E) conducted during three separate expeditions, and augmented by an examination of material in museum collections. More than 1000 specimens, representing more than 100 point-locality records, were examined for the study. Notes on the ecology and distribution of the scorpions on the Massif and surrounding areas are provided. Excluding one dubious record, 20 scorpion species in seven genera (Brandbergia, Lisposoma, Hottentotta, Parabuthus, Uroplectes, Hadogenes, and Opistophthalmus) of four families (Bothriuridae, Buthidae, Liochelidae, Scorpionidae) are recorded from the area, which presently has the richest scorpion fauna in Namibia, if not southern Africa, and ranks among those with the richest scorpion faunas in the world. The high diversity of scorpions on the Brandberg Massif and vicinity is attributed to the heterogeneity of landforms, substrata and habitats in the area. The scorpions of the Massif and surrounding areas may be classified into seven ecomorphotypes, using every available niche. The species richness of the scorpion fauna is inversely correlated with altitude. The greatest diversity of genera and species occurs at the base of the Massif and in the surrounding areas, and decreases towards the summit. Five species occur in the area surrounding the Massif but not at its base, five at its base (below 500 m) but not on its slopes, two on its lower slopes (500–1000 m), but not on its middle slope (1000–1500 m), upper slope (1500–2000 m) or summit (above 2000 m), and two on its summit, upper and middle slopes only. Only five species occur from the base to the summit of the Massif.
On Harvestmen from the Soutpansberg, South Africa, with Description of a New Species of Monomontia (Arachnida: Opiliones)
Axel L. Schönhofer
49(2), 109-126, (1 December 2008) https://doi.org/10.5733/afin.049.0206
KEYWORDS: Arachnida, Opiliones, Metabiantes, Monomontia, Rhampsinitus, new species, Allometric growth, variability, diversity, ecology, checklist, new records, South Africa, Limpopo, Soutpansberg
The harvestman fauna of the Western Soutpansberg was investigated during two collecting trips. Comments are made on the variability, ecology and remarkable morphological features of the collected material. Characters are displayed and differences to type series are highlighted. Monomontia neglecta sp. n. is described from material housed at the Natal Museum. Metabiantes leighi Pocock, 1902 is recorded for the first time for the Soutpansberg area. A species list is provided, listing all known records and the state of endemism. The relative species richness of the eastern Soutpansberg is discussed in comparison with the western area.
Modified fore Femora in a New Species of Afrocamilla Barraclough: A Morphological Innovation in the Camillidae (Diptera)
D. A. Barraclough
KEYWORDS: Diptera, Ephydroidea, Camillidae, Afrocamilla, new species, Afroiropics, morphological modification
A new species of Afrocamilla is described from a series of females from the Bale Mountains in southeastern Ethiopia. The new species is unique within the Camillidae in having markedly swollen fore femora with a posteroventral protrusion of cuticle bearing a dagger-like spine on each femur. The ornamentation of the fore femora of other Camillidae is reviewed. Their possible functions in A. femorata sp. n. are evaluated, and based on the position of the spines it is suggested that they may be used to assist will) movement over uneven substrates or for breaking open dung pellets for egg deposition.
Revision of the Afrotropical Species of Parapachycerina (Diptera: Lauxaniidae)
Gregory B. P. Davies, Raymond M. Miller
KEYWORDS: Diptera, Lauxaniidae, Parapachycerina, Neogeomysa, Neopachycerina, Tanyura, taxonomy, identification key
Parapachycerina Stuckenberg, a genus of small, usually yellow-orange sapromyziform lauxaniids (Diptera: Lauxaniidae) restricted to the Old World, is redescribed. The African and Malagasy representatives are revised, with four new species described: P. bispina sp. n., P. infuscata sp. n., P. lalitra sp. n. and P. talea sp. n. There are now five Afrotropical Parapachycerina species, including the type species, P. munroi Stuckenberg, 1971. Further, the paper provides an identification key to the Afrotropical species, a summary of the available biological information, and preliminary remarks on the phylogenetic relationships of the genus.
Meuffelsia, a New Genus of Long-Legged Flies from South Africa, with a Key to Afrotropical Peloropeodine and Allied Genera (Diptera: Dolichopodidae)
Igor Ya. Grichanov, Mike B. Mostovski
KEYWORDS: Diptera, Dolichopodidae, Peloropeodinae, long-legged flies, South Africa, new genus, new species, identification key
The genus Meuffelsia Grichanov, gen. n. is described from South Africa to accommodate two new species, M. erasmusorum Grichanov. sp. n. and M. manningi Grichanov, sp. n. The new genus has been placed in the subfamily Peloropeodinae, and is considered close to the genera Micromorphus and Peloropeodes. Brief information on the habitat of M. erasmusorum is provided; in general, representatives of the new genus seem to prefer mesic riparian environments. A key to Afrotropical peloropeodine and allied genera of long-legged flies is compiled, and characters of the new genus are discussed.
A Review of Afrotropical Trichardis Hermann, 1906, and the Description of the First Oriental Representative of the Genus (Diptera: Asilidae: Laphriinae)
Jason G. H. Londt
KEYWORDS: Diptera, Asilidae, Laphriinae, Trichardis, robber flies, Afrotropical, Oriental, new species, new synonymy, identification keys
The Afrotropical species of Trichardis Hermann, 1906 are reviewed, and the first species to be recorded from the Oriental Region is described. Brief descriptions are provided for all Afrotropical species studied, and keys supplied for their identification. The following new species are described: Afrotropical T. abdelkuri (Yemen), crassipala (Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger), eburacta (Ivory Coast, Nigeria), effrena (Namibia, South Africa), glabra (Gambia), hesperia (Gambia, Senegal), lavignei (Somalia), malawi (Malawi, Tanzania, Zimbabwe), mellina (Eritrea), ornata (Chad), similis (Malawi), spicata (Mozambique), zinidi (Kenya, Tanzania); Oriental T. indica (India). The previously described species are redescribed: T. apicalis Oldroyd, 1974; cribrata (Loew, 1858); grisescens Engel, 1924; katangaensis Oldroyd, 1970; leucocoma (Wulp, 1899); nigrescens (Ricardo, 1903); picta Hermann, 1906; pohli Geller-Grimm, 2002; rueppelii (Wiedemann, 1828); terminalis Oldroyd, 1974; testacea (Macquart, 1838); turneri Oldroyd, 1974. A lectotype of Hoplistomera leucocoma Wulp, 1899 has been designated. The following new synonymies have been established: Trichardis lucifer Oldroyd, 1974 = Trichardis picta Hermann, 1906; Triclis rufescens Austen, 1914 = Trichardis leucocoma (Wulp, 1899).
Description of the Immature Stages and the Adult Female of Aulacigaster africana, the first Known for the Afrotropical Aulacigastridae (Diptera: Schizophora)
László Papp
KEYWORDS: Aulacigastridae, Aulacigaster africana, Afrotropical, morphology, immatures
Hitherto unknown adult female and the immature stages (egg, 2nd and 3rd instar larvae) of Aulacigaster africana Barraclough, 1993, from South Africa are described and illustrated. Submarginal lateral setae of female 8th sternite are strong, ordered in one row, and far less numerous than in A. leucopeza. Eggs are asymmetrically and broadly oval in lateral view, the dorsal part with a pair of dark flanges, and medial hatching strip, with dark cellules in more or less two rows. The lateral and ventral parts of the egg have thin, partly confluent longitudinal ribs. The anterior spiracle of 3rd instar larva has 15 or 16 pairs of twig-like processes (6–8 pairs in A. leucopeza). The mandible is long and curved, bearing two pairs of accessory teeth. The parastomal bar is long, thin and dorsally curved at its middle; the intermediate sclerite consists of three parts (the posteroventral one clearly divided into an anterior ventral and a posterior longish section); there is an additional long sclerite, of an intricate form, between the intermediate sclerite and mandible. The 2nd instar differs from the 3rd instar larva in that the mandible has no accessory teeth. The dorsal cornu is very short: only the long ventral process of the intermediate sclerite seems to be characteristic.
'Dragonflies and Damselflies of South Africa.' Michael J. Samways.
G.B.P. Davies


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