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Best time to visit: Year-roundUnique qualities: Home to The Great Migration for the majority of the year. Also boasts of the highest population of predatory carnivores in Africa, including over 2,000 lions, 1,000 leopards, 500 Cheetahs & 9,000 Hyena
Best time to visit: Year-roundUnique qualities: The Ngorongoro Caldera (though mainly referred to as a "crater") is home to the endangered Black Rhinoceros, along with 25,000 – 30,000 various animal species who are mainly residents.
Best time to visit:June-MarchUnique qualities: Known for its tree-climbing lions & high numbers of Olive Baboon troops. Though small, it supports a large biodiversity of flora & fauna and is a breeding site for various storks, pelicans& flamingos.
Best time to visit:June – FebruaryUnique qualities: Known for its high density of elephants, and abundance of ancient-looking Baobab trees which are referred to as "the trees of life". Also a great location to photograph leopards, spot rare wild dogs, and look for tree-pythons…
Arusha National Park
Best time to visit: May – MarchUnique qualities: Surrounded by a montane forest & the 7 Momela Lakes – each with its own color due to mineral content. Hikes to the waterfalls are enchanting while encountering Colobus Monkeys, rare forest birds & flamingos. Spectacular views of Mt. Meru & Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Mt. Kilimanjaro National Park
Best time to visit: December-February, July-SeptemberUnique qualities:Highest peak in Africa at 19,336 ft. Includes six usual trekking routes to the summit and other more-demanding mountaineering routes. The ascentof the slopes is a climatic tour from the tropics to the arctic; from lush vegetation to ice & snow..
Kenya's Masai Mara Game Reserve
Best time to visit: July-October Unique qualities: The northern continuation of the Serengeti Ecosystem which supports The Great Migration. Members of "the Big 5″ found here along with numerous ungulates. There are terrific viewing opportunities for lion prides and cheetahs.
Grumeti Game Reserve
Best time to visit: June-August Unique qualities: A remote corner of the Serengeti on the banks of the Grumeti River – famous for its wildebeest crossings and enormous Nile crocodiles! Hippos, lions, cheetahs and leopards are also regularly spotted here.
Ngorongoro Highlands Forest Reserve
Best time to visit: July-April Unique qualities: Home to elephant families (the females rarely visit the crater floor), forest antelopes, buffalo, leopards & other nocturnal animals. A "montane" (not rain forest), is a very important water source for the people, animals and farmland around the conservation area.
Loliondo Game-Controlled Area
Best time to visit: July-September Unique qualities: Loliondo Village is fantastic for cultural tourism with people of the Maasai tribes. Night game-drives are possible when staying at the camps within the concession.
Maswa Game Reserve
Best time to visit: N/A for photo safaris Unique qualities: Consists of river valley thickets, acacia parkland and open plains. The wildebeest pass through in January & February then move to the southeast & southern plains of the Serengeti.
Regions of the Serengeti
Northern Extension
Best time to visit: August-November Unique qualities: Considered the backbone of the Serengeti Ecosystem. A dry-season refuge for the wildebeest migration with permanent water source via the Mara River. Witness heart-pounding moments as thousands of wildebeest risk their lives to cross the river and avoid the jaws of the Nile crocodiles!
Best time to visit: July-November Unique qualities: The primary path for the migration when traveling North to the Mara River and when returning South. This region supports an incredible number of resident animals, particularly lion prides and leopards. There can be awesome predatory hunting action during the time of plenty.
Best time to visit: June-August Unique qualities: A region considered to be one of the most primal wildlife viewing areas in the Serengeti. You're sure to see Nile crocodiles co-existing with schoolsof Hippopotamus, Marabou Storks flying over-head with theirincredible wing-spans, Cape Buffalo grazing, Baboon troops foraging, lions and hyenas hunting.
Seronera Central Plains
Best time to visit: Year-round Unique qualities: Home to a high concentration of big cats: Lions, leopards & cheetahs. Supports a large number of resident ungulates throughout the year which means good hunting grounds for predators. Also a main route for the migration when coming from South, West & North.
Southern Plains
Best time to visit: Year-round Unique qualities: Dominated by vast and seemingly endless short grass plains. Also supports a high number of big cats and ungulates throughout the year. These plains come alive between December and May when the wildebeest migration pass through in search of fresh green grass after the rains.
Ndutu Woodlands
Best time to visit: December-May Unique qualities: The wildebeest calving season takes place in February & March and these woodlands provide the perfect environment for them to do so. During the rainy season it is the best place to see leopards and cheetahs. The woodlands support resident animals throughout the year and Maasai graze their cattle here as well in the dry season.
Moru
Best time to visit: June-March Unique qualities: A protected area for Black Rhinoceros. Also, rocky outcrops called "kopjes" are spotted all over this region. Historical hand-paintings dated back 200 years can be found on some of the kopjes. There is also a musical rock called "Gong Rock" which was used by an ancient people.
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Best time to visit: June-April Unique qualities: Largest Caldera with free intact wall. Houses 25,000-30,000 different species, mainly resident animals. Home to the rare & endangered Black Rhinoceros. Used by animals and Maasai Pastoralist during the dry season
Olmoti Crater
Best time to visit: June-April Unique qualities: Remote, pristine & great for walking safaris. See Maasai grazing their livestock, and resident animals such as eland, reedbuck and buffalo. The Munge River origins from the waters from the crater walls.
Empaaki Crater
Best time to visit: June-April Unique qualities: This caldera is 6km wide with half of its floor covered by a soda lake nearly 85m deep. Walking trails along the steep, forested walls of the caldera with magnificent views. Bushbucks, elands, blue monkeys and many species of birds often spotted
Olduvai Gorge
Best time to visit: Year-round Unique qualities: Place of historical significance with numerous discoveries of fossil fauna & stone tools. Famous for the discovery of the early Hominid, Australopithecus, dated around 1.75 million years ago.
Oldoinyo Lengai
Best time to visit: June-April Unique qualities: This is an active volcano that towers above the Great Rift Valley and is safest to be viewed from a distance. Unique because it sometimes erupts a highly fluid and considerably cooler lava than what most volcanoes do.


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A professional Air Conditioning servicer take a look at your AC and perform AC maintenance and inform you about any problems that there might be in the machine can help you in the long run.


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I think this one was my favorite out of the ones I'd watched. The chef was very patient and was not so rushed. Alessia did great! Proud of her.
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She came prepared to cook. Flat shoes, jeans, and shirt. No dress or high heals. And, she follows directions well. She did great.
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ItDuzzit Shutting Down – What's Your Alternative?
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Spoof: What the Common Man of A Wednesday thinks about Demonetisation
November 26, 2016 by Keyur Seta Leave a Comment
The Demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes and the introduction of Rs 2000 notes are garnering mixed reactions among the people of India. So, I and a couple of my friends – Padmanabh Subramanian and Ankit Tripathi – came up with this spoof on how the Common Man of Neeraj Pandey's A Wednesday would think of Demonetisation if he is facing problems due to it.
This is it:-
Here are the words of it:
Main woh hoon jo aaj do hazaar ki note se darta hai. Main woh hoon jo ATM jata hai toh uski biwi ko lagta hai jung pe ja raha hai. Pata nahin bachega ya nahin. Har 2 ghante ke baad phone karti hai ki paise mile ki nahin, number aaya ki nahin. Darasal woh yeh jaan na chahti hai ki main zinda hoon ya nahin. Main woh hoon jo chunavi vaadon mein phasta hai. Kabhi jumlo mein.
Kala dhan kisi ka bhi ho, bewajah marta main hi hoon. Bheed toh dekhi hogi na aapne? Bheed mein se koi ek shakal chun lijiye, main woh hoon. I am just a stupid tax payer, wanting to jump ATM queues.
– By: Keyur Seta
Filed Under: Bollywood, National, Socio/Political Tagged With: A Wednesday spoof, A Wednesday spoof demonetization, Bollywood spoof, Demonetisation jokes, Demonetisation problems faced, Demonetisation spoof, Demonetizaton
Demonetization chaos: Why punish innocent citizens?
November 13, 2016 by Keyur Seta 1 Comment
No, I am not giving an opinion on whether the Demonetization of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes and introduction of Rs 2000 notes is a good move. I have zero understanding of matters related to Money, Finance or Economics. After going through some expert opinions, I am assuming it's a good move.
This write-up only looks at the situation from a logical and humanitarian point of view. The main aim or reason behind the demonetization exercise is to control the flow of Black Money in the country and to punish those who indulge in keeping undisclosed amount. Apart from this, it is also aimed at stopping the supply of counterfeit notes.
Picture: BBC.com
There is a saying, "It is fine if 100 criminals go unpunished, but it is not fine even if a single innocent gets punished." The scenes taking place in the country since yesterday have made sure that this saying is continuously playing inside my head.
It is completely understandable that one has to face some inconvenience during such operations. I, along with many others, have no problems with it. There is dearth of Rs 100 notes while Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes are finding no takers. It is okay for us because we have numerous options like online purchase, ATMs, net banking, etc.
However, we seem to have forgotten that a large chunk of Indian population doesn't have bank accounts, leave alone net banking facility. How do you expect them to survive? As is seen from videos posted on the net, people have broken down as they have no cash for basic necessities. Just have a look at the insanely long queue outside a bank in Surat (below video). Have you ever seen such row of people ever? Are you assuming all of them are corrupt Black Money holders?
Such scenes clearly show that there was no planning whatsoever for an operation as massive as this one. But who is suffering the most due to their blunder? The Common Man, who pays his tax duly and has no black money like many of those millionaires. Know about the plight in detail by clicking HERE.
But I still wouldn't have written this piece if I hadn't seen Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, joking and mocking about the scenario during his speech in Japan yesterday. It was a mixture of shock and disgust to see him poke fun at the situation by citing few examples of helpless people. If this isn't sadistic, what is? (Watch the video below)
That too coming from the PM of a country and that too after knowing about few deaths that took place due to the chaotic process! I guess he realized his folly, so he came up with an emotional speech today. Well played!
If this wasn't enough, people are comparing the plight of the Common Man with that of our soldiers on the border. These are the same people who are ready to label anyone 'Anti-national' at the drop of a hat. So, isn't using the Indian Army to hide your blunder an anti-national act?
After making innocent taxpayers suffer to this extent (including death), they better make life hell for the corrupt Black Money holders soon. I am sure you know the names. Let's see when they go to jail.
"It is fine if 100 criminals go unpunished, but it is not fine even if a single innocent gets punished."
Filed Under: National, Socio/Political Tagged With: Demonetisation, Demonetization, Demonetization effects, Demonetization meaning, Demonetization news, Modi Japan speech, Modi speech demonetization
Ventilator (Marathi Movie) Review
November 2, 2016 by Keyur Seta Leave a Comment
Hospital scenes in movies usually evoke worry and fright. At times, miracle and hope also find their place but only after a few sequences of tension. But Rajesh Mapuskar's Marathi movie, Ventilator is a huge exception. It is a heartwarming, light-hearted affair despite the fact that it revolves around a patient who is in coma.
Ventilator revolves around Gajanan kaka, a senior citizen who is admitted in the I.C.U due to brain hemorrhage. His nephew Raja (Ashutosh Gowariker), a filmmaker, aborts an important event to be there for him. Gajanan's son, Prasanna (Jitendra Joshi) is a member of a political party. He has a grudge against his father. Raja too isn't happy with his dad (Satish Alekar). As the news of Gajanan's health spreads, his relatives from within and outside city gather in the hospital. What will happen to Gajanan?
In his debut Hindi film, Ferrari Ki Sawari (2012), Mapuskar showed that he is a true protégé of Rajkumar Hirani. He proves it further with Ventilator. The film falls in the same slice-of-life genre that brings laughter with few doses of emotions. However, neither the 2012 film nor this one bears any resemblance with any of Hirani's films.
Ventilator owes most of its goodness to the writing. To weave sub-plots related to such large number of characters with the basic story while giving proper screen time to each one can is a mammoth achievement. On top of that, the flow is maintained throughout. Apart from the coin episode, none of the incidents seem out of place.
Along with providing entertainment, a lot of underlying questions are brought to the forefront. But instead of speaking them out, the narrative uses subtle techniques of putting forth the points. Although there is plenty of scope for melodrama, Mapuskar had stayed miles away from making it a daily soap affair. The very last frame of the film deserves special mention for its creativity.
But despite these plus points, Ventilator falls short of being much more. The biggest problem here is the length. For a story that revolves only around one setting, 130 minutes is too long. The runtime is felt the most during the pre-climax moments.
As almost the entire film takes place indoors (in a hospital), there wasn't much scope for the cinematographer, Savita Singh. But she still manages to display her creativity. Coming to Rohan-Rohan's music, the Ganpati song, 'Ya Re Ya Sare Ya' is heartwarming while 'Baba' is profound.
The film has a huge line-up of actors. The last time this happened in a Marathi movie might be in Amol Palekar's We Are On – Houn Jaun Dya (2013). [No, I am not indulging in the criminal activity of comparing both the films.] Ashutosh Gowariker suits his character. But his character sketch is very similar to his real self. I didn't have a problem with that though.
Jitendra Joshi is by far the best of the lot. He brings out various emotions flawlessly. Satish Alekar, as Gowariker's father, also puts his right foot forward. There is a long list of actors that offer sincere support – Sukanya Kulkarni Mone, Usha Nadkarni, Nikhil Ratnaparkhi, Sulbha Arya, Viju Khote, Achyut Potdar, etc.
Namrata Awate Sambherao gets more than noticed for her excellent portrayal of a cunning lady. Boman Irani is super impactful in a cameo while Priyanka Chopra is decent. The actor who plays an octogenarian is truly adorable!
Overall: Ventilator is a heartwarming, light-hearted family film. It stands a good chance of earning good to decent collections at the box-office.
Rating: * * * ½
Director: Rajesh Mapuskar
Producers: Priyanka Chopra and Madhu Chopra
Writer: Rajesh Mapuskar
Cast: Ashutosh Gowariker, Jitendra Joshi, Satish Alekar, Sukanya Kulkarni Mone, Sulbha Arya, Usha Nadkarni
Music: Rohan-Rohan
Runtime: 130 minutes
Filed Under: Marathi movies Tagged With: Ventilator Marathi movie review, Ventilator Marathi story, Ventilator movie actors, Ventilator movie cast, Ventilator movie review, Ventilator review

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You will be picked up from Yogyakarta's airport then dropped to your hotel. Free program.
Go around Yogyakarta to visit Kraton (Sultan Royal Palace), Taman Sari (Water Castle) and Silver works. After that, go to Borobudur temple including Pawon and Mendut temples for sightseeing. Stay overnight in a hotel in Yogyakarta.
After having a breakfast, go to Prambanan temple, then tour around Surakarta to visit Mangkunegaran Palace and Klewer market. Continue your tour to Bromo and stay overnight there.
At 03.30 am, you will be picked up by jeep to go to Pananjakan view point to see the sunrise. After that, go to Mt. Bromo by jeep. After spending time in Mt. Bromo, you get back to your hotel for breakfast, shower, and check out before going to Ijen and stay overnight there.


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Share this Story: Apollo, CEO Leon Black seek outside review on his ties with Epstein
Apollo, CEO Leon Black seek outside review on his ties with Epstein
Oct 21, 2020 • October 21, 2020 • 2 minute read
Apollo Global Management Inc and its chief executive, Leon Black, have agreed to appoint outside counsel to review his ties with late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the buyout firm said on Wednesday.
At a board meeting on Tuesday, Black asked that the board's conflicts committee, made up of independent board members, retain outside counsel to conduct a "thorough review" of the information that he had shared about his relationship with Epstein, Apollo said in a regulatory filing.
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The board committee has appointed law firm Dechert LLP to conduct the review.
Black told Apollo's fund investors in a letter last week that he regretted having had links to Epstein, but denied any wrongdoing or inappropriate conduct related to his business and social relationship with Epstein.
Apollo's stock was trading $41.8, up 1.6%, as of 10:10 a.m. ET (1400 GMT) on Wednesday. The stock had dropped 13% last week.
"This news is perhaps more positive since Black initiated this review, which signals a level of confidence," said Jefferies analyst Gerald O'Hara. "I think the damage to the stock has been done and investors are in a bit of a holding pattern in the near term to get some clarity to remove that overhang."
Black's letter was in response to a New York Times story that reported that he had wired between $50 million and $75 million to Epstein as long ago as 2008. In the letter, Black said that Epstein provided "professional services" to his family partnership and related family entities, involving estate planning, tax and philanthropic advice.
The Apollo filing quoted Black as having said Epstein never did any business with Apollo.
"In light of continued attention, it is in the best interests of Apollo, our employees, our shareholders and our LPs for there to be an independent review," Black said in the filing.
"Proceeding in this manner is the best way to assure all of our stakeholders that they have all of the relevant facts, and I look forward to cooperating fully."
Epstein, who was charged by federal prosecutors with sex trafficking last year, committed suicide in his New York City jail cell in August 2019, before his trial. (Reporting by Anirban Sen in Bengaluru and Chibuike Oguh in New York; Editing by Saumyadeb Chakrabarty and Howard Goller)


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Enrique Ripley Marín (16 de septiembre de 1922 – 20 de julio de 2009) fue un deportista y dirigente deportivo dominicano, exaltado al Pabellón de la Fama del Deporte Dominicano en 2011. Su gran pasión era el boxeo, alcanzando a ser presidente de la Federación Dominicana de Boxeo. También fue uno de los fundadores de la Asociación de Baloncesto del Distrito Nacional (Abadina).

Biografía
Ripley Marín nació en el sector de Ciudad Nueva, en Santo Domingo. Se graduó de filosofía y letras en la Escuela Normal y luego estudió ingeniería. Desde temprana edad, practicó natación en Güibia, voleibol en el antiguo local de Casa de España, baloncesto en la Escuela Normal y béisbol en el Gimnasio Escolar.

Se inició como dirigente deportivo en 1948, cuando organizó el primer torneo nacional juvenil e infantil. En 1950 fundó junto a otros entusiastas la Abadina y fue su primer presidente. En 1954 fue nombrado director general del Departamento Nacional del Deporte por el presidente Héctor Trujillo.

En 1961 asumió la presidencia de la Federación Dominicana de Boxeo y se mantuvo al frente hasta su muerte. Bajo su gestión se lograron importantes triunfos internacionales como las medallas olímpicas obtenidas por Pedro Julio Nolasco (bronce) y Félix Díaz (oro). También impulsó el desarrollo del boxeo femenino y amateur.

Fue miembro fundador del Comité Olímpico Dominicano (COD) y ocupó varios cargos dentro del mismo. Además fue vicepresidente regional para América Latina y el Caribe ante la Asociación Internacional Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA).

Falleció en 2009 a los 86 años luego de una prolongada enfermedad que lo mantuvo interno en varias clínicas. Su cuerpo fue velado en la Funeraria Blandino y sepultado con honores militares en el Cementerio Nacional Máximo Gómez.

Reconocimientos
Ripley Marín fue exaltado al Pabellón de la Fama del Deporte Dominicano en 2011. En 2011, recibió un homenaje póstumo por parte del Ministerio de Deportes y Recreación (Miderec), que anunció la construcción de un busto en su honor en el Parque Eugenio María De Hostos.
Asimismo, en el año 2022 se realizaron diversos actos con motivo del centenario de su nacimiento.

 Orden al Mérito Duarte Sánchez Mella
 Orden Heráldica Cristobal Colón
 Orden al Mérito Juan Pablo Duarte
 Medalla al Mérito Deportivo
 Exaltación al Pabellón de la Fama del Deporte Dominicano
 Busto honorífico instalado frente a las oficinas administrativas del COD

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In the early 2000s books such as Mad Norwegian Press's I, Who range of were published breaking down and analysing all of Virgin Books' and BBC Books' novel ranges and most of Big Finish Productions' prose and audio ranges.
During this time there were a few non-fiction books published by BBC Books, both non-fiction, such as Doctor Who: Regeneration which contained detailed information surrounding the attempt to bring Doctor Who back in in the 1990s, and the subsequent production of the 1996 TV movie and also the fictional though non-narrative book the Dalek Survival Guide.
In 2005, the production of the first new series of Doctor Who produced by BBC Wales saw a surge in the publication of reference material.
During the latter part of the 2000s it continued to be a mix of reference books that were fictional and nonfictional, though the fiction-based books outweighed the non-fiction works.
Beginning in 2005, and with the launch of the BBC Wales produced new series, BBC Books began a series of illustrated paperback guides to both "classic" and "new" Doctor Who adventures, the first release was Doctor Who: Monsters and Villains. Each had a specific theme and title, with a similar cover format across each release. They were lavishly illustrated throughout and cost £7.99 (UK).
Two publications of BBC Books' themed illustrated guides were released in 2009.


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Last update: August 08 08:21 am MST
On the holy path
Lukachukai Chapter is blessed indeed
LUKACHUKAI, August 8, 2013
(Editor's note: In an effort to chronicle the beauty and diversity of the Navajo Nation, as well as its issues, the Navajo Times has committed to visiting all 110 chapters in alphabetical order. This is the 46th in the series.)
SECOND FROM TOP: Toh day Lini (Waterfall Spring), near Lukachukai, Ariz. is tagged with graffiti. (Times photo – Cindy Yurth)
THIRD FROM TOP: A trio of goats look for a good place to graze as the Chuska Mountains and the red rocks set the backdrop in this June 8, 2008 file photo in Lukachukai. (File photo)
I s it because their chapter has such an embarrassment of riches the people of Lukachukai are so self-deprecating?
Ask them for a local landmark and they'll point you toward the infamous Butt Rock. Compliment them on their tall grass and sleek cattle, and they will inform you the drought hasn't spared their chapter ... just drive to the top of Buffalo Pass and you will see the big ponds dried to mudholes. Tell them they have a reputation in Central Agency for being as tall and handsome as their landscape, and they will laugh it off and point to a buck-toothed cousin.
For having a giant bare tl'aa' plunked in the middle of their chapter for all to see, they're awfully modest.
Then again, who needs to brag with surroundings like this? Sculpted salmon-colored cliffs give way to the shady green Chuskas. Even in the driest years, water leaps out of the ground at Waterfall Spring. The highest point on the Navajo Nation, 9,823-foot Roof Butte, juts like a tower out of the mountainside, offering views of three states. A sacred yei bicheii trail winds its way from the piñon-covered foothills to the mountaintop.
If the Lukachukaites want to keep the prettiest chapter on the Navajo Nation their own personal secret, one can hardly blame them.
Except that it's not a great way to develop economically.
"Tourism is something we're looking at for the future," said the chapter's community services coordinator, Gayla James. "After we get certified, we can explore that more."
There is a picnic ground at the top of 8,482-foot Buffalo Pass (which Chapter Secretary Herman Clement says is named after an actual buffalo herd that used to use it to traverse between feeding grounds in Shiprock and Lukachukai).
But it has been more of a liability than an asset to the chapter; people are constantly vandalizing it and leaving it littered.
A concession stand at the summit would most definitely turn a profit, and a guided hiking service would be a go if flatland tourists could be persuaded to take the steep, twisty pass between Shiprock and Canyon de Chelly.
(The locals think nothing of the treacherous 13 miles, even having recently persuaded the BIA and Navajo Department of Transportation to keep it open all winter. Says James: "You should have seen it before it was paved" in the 1990s.)
Currently, the only businesses in Lukachukai are two convenience stores, including the charming, old-fashioned Totsoh Trading Post, where you can still buy a cradleboard for your baby, woolen yarn and blue enamelware.
Most people who live here work either at the BIE boarding school or commute to Diné College, Shiprock or even the Navajo Agricultural Products Industry south of Farmington. Clement said the president of neighboring Red Valley Chapter told him he once stood alongside Navajo Route 13 during rush hour and counted 300 cars headed east from Lukachukai toward Shiprock.
In spite of its isolation and lack of jobs, Lukachukai is one of the few Navajo Nation chapters actually gaining population, up 135 in 2010 over the previous Census in 2000.
"It's mostly young people," said James. "They're coming back from college and wanting to live here."
So finding jobs for them will be imperative.
In the meantime, frustrated youngsters — "I wouldn't call them gang members, just kids with spray paint," said Clement — are busy covering every vertical surface with graffiti.
"If we ask the BIA for a new sign, it will be covered with paint again in three days," Clement lamented.
"We need something for the kids to do besides baseball and rodeo," opined James. "Something they can do in the evenings."
In the meantime, there are worse problems to have than being one of the few young and growing chapters on the Navajo Nation.
Lukachukai at a Glance
Name — A corruption of the Navajo Lok'aa'ch'egai, "White Reeds Extending Out," possibly referring to the series of shallow ponds on the top of the Chuskas.
Land area — 97,000 acres
Claims to fame — The Navajo Nation's highest chapter, including Roof Butte, 9,823 feet. There is also a yei bicheii trail heading up the mountains.
Assets — Gorgeous scenery, a BIE school, two convenience stores, proximity to Diné College
Problems — Graffiti, feral horses. To address the latter, a voluntary horse sale is scheduled for Aug. 24 and 25, after which a roundup will be scheduled.
Famous sons — At least four Navajo Code Talkers were from Lukachukai: Samuel Tso, Willard Oliver, John Goodluck Sr. and John Kinsel Sr. Of these, only Kinsel is still alive. There are those who say the legendary Bigfoot makes his home in the mountains here, but Community Services Coordinator Gayla James says she's lived here all her life and never seen him.
Clans — Totsonii, Maii Deeshghiizhnii, To' Aheedliinii, T'achiinii, Kinlichiinii
Recent projects — Thirty-eight homes recently received electricity; 35 got bathroom additions and the chapter is now waiting for a water line to serve those families.


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Q: How to make only table content scrollable in a dialog? - Angular Material I have an Angular Material Dialog which contains Material Table. I would like to make the table content scrollable (not even the table header). By default, the dialog's content is scrollable which is not what I want. Please see the example here

A: It can be easily achieved by using flex:
Add dialog.component.scss file to styleUrls of your component with the following rules:
:host,
form  {
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
  height: 100%;
}

form,
.table-body {
  flex: auto;
  overflow-y: auto;
}

Add sticky: true to your table header:
*matHeaderRowDef="displayedColumns; sticky: true"

Forked Stackblitz

A: Here is the working example:
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-material-table-with-form-xuayxj
Just add this style on your table max-height: 200px;overflow:auto; & create mat header row sticky like this:
<mat-header-row *matHeaderRowDef="displayedColumns; sticky: true"></mat-header-row>

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Is a Pier a Road for the Purpose of Overtime Pay Entitlement?
What Rules Apply to Exempt Certain Employees from Overtime Provisions?
The general overtime pay provisions are set out in Part VIII of the ESA, but are subject to a number of exemptions and exclusions. The exemptions and exclusions are set out primarily in sections 2, 8, and 13-18 of Regulation 285/01.
Common and often relied upon exclusions include those for supervisory / managerial employees (section 8(b), Regulation 285/01) and information technology professionals (section 8(l), Regulation 285/01). As can be expected, debates often occur regarding whether an employee does or does not fall within an enumerated exclusion, with the employee usually arguing they do not fall within the exclusion and are thus entitled to overtime pay, and the employer taking the position that they are excluded from the overtime provisions and are not entitled to overtime pay.
In addition to exclusions based on the particular duties performed by the employee in question, there are also exclusions based on the nature of the work or industry the employer is engaged in.
In J.F.K. Contracting Ltd. v Danny Penner, 2016 CanLII 80013 (ON LRB), the Ontario Labour Relations Board (OLRB) addressed the issue of whether the road building exemption found section 13 of Regulation 285/01 applies to pier building. In other words, is a pier a road?
(b) if the employee works less than 55 hours in a work week, the difference between 55 hours and the number of hours actually worked, up to an amount not exceeding 22 hours, may be added to the maximum set out in clause (a) for the purpose of determining the employee's overtime pay for the next work week.
(b) if the employee works less than 50 hours in a work week, the difference between 50 hours and the number of hours actually worked, up to an amount not exceeding 22 hours, may be added to the maximum set out in clause (a) for the purpose of determining the employee's overtime pay for the next work week.
The employer in J.F.K. Contracting Ltd. argued that the employee was engaged at the site of road building in relation to streets, highways or parking lots, as per s.13(1), and thus was not entitled to overtime pay until he worked more than 55 hours, rather than the standard 44 hour overtime threshold otherwise applicable. The employer tried to draw analogies between a pier and a road. The employer first submitted that the pier is largely used by vehicles (such as garbage and maintenance trucks and emergency vehicles) and pedestrians in a manner similar to a street. Second, the employer submitted that the pier should be considered a sidewalk, given the number of pedestrians that use it, which it submitted come under the road building exemption.
The OLRB found that the work done building the pier did not constitute road building pursuant to section 13 of Regulation 285/01. The OLRB relied heavily on the interpretation principle that exceptions to the general ESA provisions should be narrowly construed, given its nature as remedial legislation.
The features of the pier relied upon by the employer were insufficient to bring the work of pier building within the exemptions of the ESA. Many other surfaces, such as beaches and parks, share these features yet are not considered roads.
Building the pier cannot be said to have occurred "at the site of road building," as the site where the pier was being built was not a site where road building was the primary activity.
Without determining whether a pier is like a sidewalk or not, sidewalks do not come within the road building exemption.
The OLRB also relied on an earlier case for the principle that "the site of road building" refers to a site where road building is the primary, not incidental, activity.
Employees engaged in pier building are not excluded from the overtime pay provisions of the ESA and are entitled to overtime pay. Accordingly, employers engaged in pier building should arrange employee schedules in such a way so as to avoid triggering the overtime threshold, if and where possible (or consider alternative options to meet their obligations, such as averaging agreements or time off in lieu of pay).
As the exclusions to overtime pay take away a benefit that an employee would otherwise be entitled to, adjudicators will narrowly construe those exclusions and only uphold them where it is clear the work in issue falls squarely within the exclusion. Adjudicators are unlikely to extend the application of the overtime pay exclusions to work that is arguably analogous; not only does such work not fall within the exclusion, but it could have been expressly included had the legislature intended for the exclusion to apply.


The detailed specifications, photos and introductory video of the Fujifilm FinePix S9900W (S9900W). The list of the competitors most often compared to the Fujifilm FinePix S9900W digital camera.
The Fujifilm FinePix S9900W (S9900W) digital camera released in 2015. It is a DSLR camera. Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) is a digital camera that uses mirrors to direct light from the lens to the viewfinder, which is a hole on the back of the camera that you look through to see what you are taking a picture of. The FinePix S9900W has optical image stabilization. Optical image stabilization (OIS) is a technology that minimizes blur caused by camera shake. It comes with 3 in. TFT display.
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I can report that dropping a Sigma DP2x (about $699) onto a hard surface like rocks causes loss of functionality. Sigma graciously resupplied me with a replacement camera, so I can continue my review.
Finished RGB images are 2640 X 1760 = 4.6-megapixel, 3:2 aspect ratio.
Analog Front End (AFE) and high-speed autofocus.
Every small camera has compromises, and the DP2x has its share, but it meets a key size/weight threshold that makes it friendly to carry compared to the larger and heavier Sony NEX-5 or Fuji X100. For example, in a cycling jersey pocket, where those two cameras are on the bulky and heavy side.
I'll have a report in DAP with some more experience, but I want to address first and foremost the image detail possible with the DP2x. Finished RGB images are ~4.6 megapixels, but they carry exceptional detail as a result of the true-color Foveon X3 sensor and a very sharp lens.
The latter point is worth mentioning: my recent experience with the Sony NEX-5 with 16mm lens shows that the lens can limit resolution in significant ways, as can the sensor (noise, demosaicing, etc). The Sigma DP2x lens is very sharp, even wide open, so as long as focus is accurate, the lens + sensor delivers very high per-pixel resolution, not to be confused with nominal megapixel count by specification.
The actual resolving power is exceptional, well beyond a conventional sensor, offering maximal spatial resolution instead of a degraded Bayer pattern matrix interpolated via demosaicing. The per-pixel sharpness is astonishing, as the actual-pixels crop below should make clear. This isn't an artifact of sharpening (I used half the usual amount that I use for Bayer-matrix cameras), it's simply native resolving power. It makes me lust after a 8-10 megapixel version, instead of a ~4.25 megapixel.
Here's another crop from a different image. The words "Inyo National Forest" can be read, which assuredly would not be the case with a conventional camera having a Bayer pattern sensor; such cameras would need at least 6 megapixels and probably 8-10 megapixels to resolve to this level.
Adobe Camera RAW (ACR) doesn't have a profile for the DP2x yet, and so color is one area where it's taking some manual adjustments to get something reasonable. In spite of the true color sensor, I would say that color is not the strong suite of the DP2x. I tried Sigma Photo Pro software, and found it unusable, literally unreadable controls.


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Толмачёвский каскад ГЭС — каскад гидроэлектростанций на реке Толмачёва в Камчатском крае, в Усть-Большерецком районе. Каскад включает в себя Толмачёвскую ГЭС-1, Толмачёвскую ГЭС-2, Толмачёвскую ГЭС-3 общей мощностью 45,4 МВт. Существуют предварительные проектные проработки по Толмачёвской ГЭС-4. С 2006 года станции Каскада связаны с Центральным энергоузлом Камчатской области, работают по пиковому графику. Также станции каскада полностью обеспечивает энергоснабжение Усть-Большерецкого района, что позволило отказаться от работы дизельных электростанций, использующих дорогое привозное топливо.  Толмачёвский каскад эксплуатируется ПАО «Камчатскэнерго» (дочернее общество ПАО «РусГидро»).

Толмачёвская ГЭС-1

Головная станция каскада, ГЭС плотинного типа мощностью 2,2 МВт. Образует регулирующее для всего каскада Толмачёвское водохранилище. Введена в эксплуатацию в 1999 году.

Толмачёвская ГЭС-2

Средняя ступень каскада, станция деривационного типа мощностью 24,8 МВт. Введена в эксплуатацию в 2011 году.

Толмачёвская ГЭС-3

Нижняя ступень каскада, станция деривационного типа мощностью 18,4 МВт. Введена в эксплуатацию в 2000 году.

История строительства и эксплуатации
Планы по строительству каскада ГЭС на реке Толмачёва начали обсуждаться в начале 1990-х годов. Задачей станций предполагалось энергоснабжение изолированного в те годы от центрального энергоузла Камчатки Усть-Большерецкого района. Решение о необходимости строительства каскада малых ГЭС на р. Толмачева, в качестве первоочередных опытно-экспериментальных объектов малой гидроэнергетики на Дальнем Востоке, утверждено Президентом РАО «ЕЭС России» А. Ф. Дъяковым в 1993 году. Проект строительства каскада ГЭС на реке Толмачёва был утверждён Правительством России в 1995 году. Институтом «Ленгидропроект» был спроектирован каскад из трёх станций: головной ГЭС-1 с регулирующим водохранилищем и деривационных ГЭС-2 и ГЭС-3, на которых сосредоточена основная мощность и выработка каскада.

Строительство Толмачевских ГЭС началось в 1997 году, в качестве первоочередного объекта были выбраны ГЭС-1 и ГЭС-3, введённые в эксплуатацию в 1999—2000 годах. Стротельство Толмачёвской ГЭС-2 было начато в 2000 году, но в связи с введением аукционов на морские биоресурсы инвестиции со стороны рыбодобывающих предприятий резко сократились, строительство станции в основном производилось за счёт средств федерального бюджета, выделявшихся в недостаточных объёмах, и сильно затянулось. В 2001 году была начата разработка котлована станции, в 2003—2006 годах были построены водосброс и водоприёмник, в 2008—2010 годах — плотина, в 2002—2010 годах — трубопровод. Гидроагрегаты Толмачевской ГЭС-2 были пущены в 2011 году, строительство станции завершилось в 2013 году. Станции Толмачёвского каскада соединены линией электропередачи 110 кВ с Центральным энергорайоном Камчатки и работают по пиковому графику. До 2019 года эксплуатировались ПАО «Камчатский газоэнергетический комплекс» (дочернее общество ПАО «РусГидро»), затем вошли в состав «Камчатскэнерго».

Строительство Толмачёвской ГЭС-4 (мощность — 10 МВт и выработкой 40 млн кВт·ч.) было включено в проект программы развития гидроэнергетики России до 2020 г., а также в ФЦП «Экономическое и социальное развитие Дальнего Востока и Забайкалья на период до 2013 года», но строительство начато не было.

Примечания

Литература

Ссылки

Каскады ГЭС России
Электростанции Камчатского края
Усть-Большерецкий район


Thanks for taking part today. Great conditions and some good racing. Many thanks also to the timekeepers Dave, Bruce, Sandra and Ian.
Ron may have some photos of the action.
Overall no change in the rankings, but George did really well in the double in his first race. After handicap Julian was a clear and deserving winner.
The next and final head is Sunday 27th March which is Easter Sunday. Hopefully we will have a big club turnout, and for added excitement we are also expecting some crews from Monmouth to visit!


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package com.arangodb.blueprints.client.test;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Map;

import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;

import com.arangodb.ArangoException;
import com.arangodb.CursorResult;
import com.arangodb.blueprints.client.ArangoDBBaseQuery;
import com.arangodb.blueprints.client.ArangoDBException;
import com.arangodb.blueprints.client.ArangoDBSimpleEdge;
import com.arangodb.blueprints.client.ArangoDBSimpleGraph;
import com.arangodb.blueprints.client.ArangoDBSimpleVertex;
import com.arangodb.blueprints.client.ArangoDBBaseQuery.Direction;

public class SimpleVertexNeighborsTest extends BaseTestCase {

	ArangoDBSimpleGraph graph = null;
	ArangoDBSimpleVertex vertex1 = null;
	ArangoDBSimpleVertex vertex2 = null;
	ArangoDBSimpleVertex vertex3 = null;
	ArangoDBSimpleVertex vertex4 = null;
	ArangoDBSimpleVertex vertex5 = null;

	ArangoDBSimpleEdge edge1 = null;
	ArangoDBSimpleEdge edge2 = null;
	ArangoDBSimpleEdge edge3 = null;
	ArangoDBSimpleEdge edge4 = null;

	@Before
	public void setUp() {
		super.setUp();
		try {
			Map<String, Object> o = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			graph = client.createGraph(graphName, vertices, edges);

			o.put("key1", 1);
			vertex1 = client.createVertex(graph, "v1", o);

			o = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			o.put("key1", 2);
			vertex2 = client.createVertex(graph, "v2", o);

			o = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			o.put("key1", 3);
			vertex3 = client.createVertex(graph, "v3", o);

			o = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			o.put("key1", 4);
			vertex4 = client.createVertex(graph, "v4", o);

			o = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			o.put("key1", 5);
			vertex5 = client.createVertex(graph, "v5", o);

			o = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			o.put("edgeKey1", 1);
			edge1 = client.createEdge(graph, "edge1", "label1", vertex1, vertex2, o);

			o = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			o.put("edgeKey2", 2);
			edge2 = client.createEdge(graph, "edge2", "label2", vertex2, vertex3, o);

			o = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			o.put("edgeKey3", 3);
			edge3 = client.createEdge(graph, "edge3", "label3", vertex3, vertex4, o);

			o = new HashMap<String, Object>();
			o.put("edgeKey4", 4);
			edge4 = client.createEdge(graph, "edge4", "label4", vertex4, vertex5, o);

		} catch (ArangoDBException e) {
			e.printStackTrace();
			Assert.assertTrue(false);
		} catch (ArangoException e) {
			e.printStackTrace();
			Assert.assertTrue(false);
		}
	}

	@After
	public void tearDown() {
		super.tearDown();
	}

	@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
	@Test
	public void test_getVertexNeighbors() throws ArangoDBException {
		ArangoDBBaseQuery query = client.getVertexNeighbors(graph, vertex2, null, null, null, null, false);
		Assert.assertNotNull(query);

		CursorResult<Map> cursor = query.getCursorResult();
		Assert.assertNotNull(cursor);

		int count = 0;
		Iterator<Map> iterator = cursor.iterator();
		while (iterator.hasNext()) {
			iterator.next();
			count++;
		}
		Assert.assertEquals(2, count);
	}

	@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
	@Test
	public void test_getVertexNeighborsWithCount() throws ArangoDBException {
		ArangoDBBaseQuery query = client.getVertexNeighbors(graph, vertex2, null, null, null, null, true);
		Assert.assertNotNull(query);

		CursorResult<Map> cursor = query.getCursorResult();
		Assert.assertNotNull(cursor);

		Assert.assertEquals(2, cursor.getCount());

		int count = 0;
		Iterator<Map> iterator = cursor.iterator();
		while (iterator.hasNext()) {
			iterator.next();
			count++;
		}
		Assert.assertEquals(2, count);
	}

	@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
	@Test
	public void test_getVertexOutNeighbors() throws ArangoDBException {
		ArangoDBBaseQuery query = client.getVertexNeighbors(graph, vertex2, null, null, Direction.OUT, null, false);
		Assert.assertNotNull(query);

		CursorResult<Map> cursor = query.getCursorResult();
		Assert.assertNotNull(cursor);

		int count = 0;
		Iterator<Map> iterator = cursor.iterator();
		while (iterator.hasNext()) {
			@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
			ArangoDBSimpleVertex v = new ArangoDBSimpleVertex(iterator.next());
			Assert.assertEquals("v3", v.getDocumentKey());
			count++;
		}
		Assert.assertEquals(1, count);
	}

	@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
	@Test
	public void test_getVertexInNeighbors() throws ArangoDBException {
		ArangoDBBaseQuery query = client.getVertexNeighbors(graph, vertex2, null, null, Direction.IN, null, false);
		Assert.assertNotNull(query);

		CursorResult<Map> cursor = query.getCursorResult();
		Assert.assertNotNull(cursor);

		int count = 0;
		Iterator<Map> iterator = cursor.iterator();
		while (iterator.hasNext()) {
			@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
			ArangoDBSimpleVertex v = new ArangoDBSimpleVertex(iterator.next());
			Assert.assertEquals("v1", v.getDocumentKey());
			count++;
		}
		Assert.assertEquals(1, count);
	}

}

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I knew bleeding was more useful than many modern people realise, especially for people who ate too much meat. I had assumed, as many do, that cupping was just silly superstition. I had never seen any suggestion from a scientific source that it would be a potent immune stimulant. Michael Scott so clearly loves his subject and communicates it so clearly. Happily speaking Greek before translating it. As good a presenter as Bettany Hughes.


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Liliya Rodnikova
How Dolphin Genitalia Fit Together Will Blow Your Mind
By Theresa Massony
Sex is already weird as hell, and I thought it was hard enough trying to figure out where all the body parts should go. (And figuring out where they SHOULDN'T go, you feel me?)
But if you thought human sex was complicated, prepare to be mind-blown about how dolphins have sex, as it's really peculiar, but strangely mystifying.
According to Dara Orbach, a postdoctoral fellow at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia and a research assistant at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts, "a fair bit is known about male reproductive organs." However, there's apparently much less information about female dolphins' reproductive organs.
Well, scientists couldn't have that (likely because #girlpower), so they inflated a deceased dolphin's penis and inserted it inside another deceased dolphin's vagina to really figure out how dolphins do ~the sex.~
(Yes, this is getting super weird now, so let's move on.)
Apparently, marine mammals are known for having pretty twisty vaginas, which is likely so they can have sex under water without getting sea water in their uteri.
Thank God they don't have to put in tampons, though, because LOOK HOW COMPLICATED THIS LOOKS:
Dara Orbach/Dalhousie University
Basically, that red matter is a dolphin penis, and it looks like a terrifying slab of raw meat. The grey matter to the left is the crazy folds of a dolphin vagina.
Orbach and her fellow researchers found that, for a male dolphin to successfully fertilize a female dolphin, his penis first has to get through all the twists and turns before making it to the female's uterus.
So yes, that means this giant mass of weird dolphin penis has to make it all the way to that teeny, tiny dolphin vagina all the way on the left.
Robert Lang
"We think that the positioning of the bodies of the males and females are hugely important in terms of the amount of fertilization success," said Orbach.
And according to Live Science, given the complicated shape of their vagina, a female dolphin could keep a male from inseminating her just by shifting her body a little bit and making the already complicated path even more difficult.
The grace of a woman, with the power of Gandalf: YOU SHALLLLLL NOTTTTT PAAAASSSSSSSS!
Dolphin girl power at its finest.
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Scientists still have much more to learn about how different mammals' genitals fit together, which is why there's literally an entire field of study dedicated to figuring out how mammal P-in-V works, and it's called "copulatory fit."
In the meantime, though, I'm going to pray to the genitalia gods whenever I'm on my period that I don't ever have to fit a tampon inside a dolphin vagina.
Citations: How Dolphins Do It in Water…with Weird, Complex Genitalia (Live Science)


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by Ann Bogle
womyn in prison Date:1/16/06 8:01:05 AM Central Standard Time From: AMBogle2 To:Poetics Listserv
When one of my California friends got involved in getting archaic anti-sex laws off the books, I doubt she was concerned with or thinking of women in prison. She might have gone to jail herself at one time -- for reasons other than sex -- but it didn't go that way, thank goodness for her. On Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday in 2003 (three years ago), I went to jail for having drunk 5.5 beers on election night Nov. 5, 2002. The legal finding was that there had been no driving misconduct; I had driven well enough (my childhood friend and I had gone out to watch returns at a local pub), but I was stopped about 10:30 because one of my high beams was out for a quarter mile. The other headlights worked fine. My b.a.l. (blood alcohol level) turned out after three weeks of urine testing to be .12 or .02 over the legal limit. Besides the alcohol, they tested for the anti-depressants I told them they would find -- two of them -- plus lithium and an anti-seizure drug. I was in treatment for major as well as manic depression. According to the doctor, three drinks with food is all right, but I had drunk 5.5 beers with just an appetizer. The charge against me was aggravated gross misdemeanor, which is likely to cause problems in finding employment, likely for good.
The jail, where I stayed for 48 hours, gave me enough information to write a 180-page book, something I resisted setting out upon due to the insult of it. The other women were staying longer than I was -- I had ankle bracelet to contend with at home; they were no longer in apartments and without a way to be on ankle bracelet. Martha Stewart said she preferred jail to ankle bracelet, but I preferred ankle bracelet. The ankle bracelet itself was like a plastic wrist watch that someone had cleverly clamped on above my foot, so my shoes could tell time. There was a box that looked like Darth Vader's helmet plugged in by my new phone line that would send out a red signal if I should try to leave. I could bathe and otherwise move about. I wore a sock under the bracelet to keep it from chafing. I never ended up leaving the house in eighteen days, so I was set free ten days early.
Those eighteen days gave me much less to think or worry about than the 48 hours in jail. I read two books while in jail, one was by Zora Neale Hurston about her visits to Haiti and Jamaica. She gives an amazing account of a wild boar hunt. If you get a chance to read hers next to Robert Stone's description of being in Mexico with Kesey and Kerouac and their wild boar, do. The food in jail was dreadful, so it was the next best thing to eating something really good to read of eating the boar with Zora. (The chicken a la king, however, was good, and so were the biscuits.)
It's sick that I could write a good long account of those 48 hours; I guess we'd agree to that. Two years later it was still bothering me that the women in the jail were not allowed lotion unless someone they knew brought it to them. There was an epidemic of dry skin, so dry that the women had visible sores. That would not help their chances in finding work and housing when they got out, and yet it was such a simple thing. I wanted to organize something, but I never go to bars -- it would be something for women who do go to bars to do -- sponsor a woman in jail by bringing a bottle of lotion to her.
A black woman in the TV room said: "The black women are here for crack and prostitution, the white women are here for drinking and driving. I'm here because I hit someone when I was pregnant." I took her to mean "punched," a cop, maybe. She had held an administrative post with a not-for-profit agency in Minnesota. A woman cop in North Minneapolis had hit a Jewish woman I knew in AA, looking for housing that could remind her of New York, for talking with the woman cop's boyfriend. I had a one-year sentence hanging over my head. Being locked in jail is worse than being locked in your own house. I hope it never has to happen again. It's sad that I have become such a recluse. I prevent ever having to go to jail again by rarely leaving the house and by rarely drinking -- by living in fear of authorities and local busybodies. With money, I would move to a decent city and out of the suburbs.
My California friend who was agitating for anti-sex laws off the books for gay men in Houston didn't think of this: How do the police know that the women are trading sex for drugs before they are arrested? Why aren't they simply arrested for possessing drugs?
Had I had sex prior to my arrest? Had they thought I had? I was carrying expired condoms in my car (how embarrassing!) -- and they did rip through the car later and throw everything around. My Louise Hay notebook was on the backseat. My head was wrapped in a large black muffler with a Harley Davidson patch on one end; the woman cop must have thought I was a Muslim in the dark of night, in my pre-dented blue Volvo 240 DL 1989, the way she looked at the flipped-over patch. I had voted for Democrats.
The original version of this story, written as an email letter to the Buffalo Poetics Listserv, is archived at:
http://listserv.buffalo.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0601&L=POETICS&P=R11880
The 180-page version might include:
1. Paul Wellstone's plane crash in October 2002 shortly before the election, Norm Coleman's win.
2. My mother an election judge.
3. My absentee ballot misrouted and not counted in 2008.
4. My correspondence with the alcohol-beat reporter in Toledo, Ohio, a woman, the only reporter in the nation to cover ankle bracelet.
5. Inmates in the jail longer than nine days required to test for TB, not allowed to test if there for less than nine days. Tine test at my doctor.
6. Three-story barbed wire fence outside the window.
7. Hay mattress.
8. Inmates in line three times a day to get medications and see the nurse.
9. The nude, calisthenic, rectal search (and roadside ballet in sueded French black lace bell bottoms).
10. Prison blues and grays.
11. The volunteer woman chaplain who asked, "Did you go to college, Ann?" during a board game about life choices. "I finished three times," I said.
12. The beautiful and proud-of-breadwinning prostitute who asked to eat at my table.
13. Weak coffee in the morning, strong coffee at night.
14. The dirty night guard: the infrared light in the eye.
15. Sugar packets smuggled and stashed.
16. Milk for no one, pregnant women.
17. Blue ink on the ham.
18. The T.V. booming.
19. The withdrawal from nicotine.
20. Gum in the hourglass. Clock hand not moving.
21. The woman who asked, "Are you mixed?" in a room big with laughter. Scottish, English, Swedish.
22. Downturned hands and dialect: m'fuh.
23. Cornrowing and pink curlers.
24. Treatment programs cancelled due to budget cuts, so the women could not serve time and get treatment concurrently.
25. I had been arrested twice, taken three times to a police station in my hometown for drinking one beer more than the legal limit. The first time I was 15 and had returned from a school trip to Germany. I had walked out to the park with a can of beer to read Marco Popp's and Robert Raithel's love letters.
26. It was a clinical mistake to be on an SSRI (it caused haircutting).
27. The FBI report returned inconclusive when I fingerprint tested at Girls Write Now in New York in 2008.
28. One of the two charges on my record might have been dropped but the law suddenly changed.
29. Charges: petty misdemeanor for the football player with marijuana in his car who had pushed the woman meter reader half a block on the hood of his Lexus.
30. My lawyer, the former prosecutor with political ambition.
31. Vikings.
32. Vanguard Group.
33. Clay Brown's list.
34. Rollicking Irish happy hour across from the probation office.
35. "Whiskey" plates.
36. Bar soap, Bible, toothbrush in brown paper bag.
37. Stubby pencil.
38. Library shelf hour.
39. Naming the woman judges. (Judges stand election.)
40. Arrest scenes and detailed reports.
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Sam Rasnake, Feb 22, 2010
Great writing, Ann. Wow to this. I hope the 180 page version does/will exist.
Jack Swenson, Feb 22, 2010
Ann, now I know we have something else in common (besides being members of the Gopher Nation); I spent a night in the tank for drunken walking. I kid you not.
Ajay Nair, Feb 23, 2010
A direct, blunt recounting - smart and fun.
Finnegan Flawnt, Feb 23, 2010
wonderful, ann. from first to last line. you want another fav for the author's note? you bad, bad girl. i bet you have overdue library books at home, too.
Bobbi Lurie, Feb 23, 2010
A fav for this, Ann. I love that you write about the Louise Hay book at the end. Very trusting of audience and funny for those familiar with her work. The epidemic of dry skin very important to story. How a seemingly small thing can change a life and how easily we forget that or may not even know it. I would love to read the 180 page version--the details placed at side are fantastic.
You write with complete clarity yet your inimitable style is always there.
John Minichillo, Feb 23, 2010
Great details. Balanced mood. Of course you can get a job. Background checks are spotty and they only ask about felonies.
Julie Innis, Feb 24, 2010
whip-smart in tone and detail. your tongue must be permanently affixed to the inside of your cheek, you do it with such ease.
Ann Bogle, Feb 24, 2010
Carla Manzoni writes at Ana Verse via Facebook: "What a big baby! I spent 4 months in a foreign prison last year. It sure as hell doesn't make me afraid to leave my house or encounter an authority figure! She's right about the dry skin though in the UK, they don't allow those things brought in. You have to buy them with your meager wages from the weekly canteen. This woman gets on my tits. Weakling. Grrrr... rant over. :)"
What I mean by "due to the insult of it."
There was no canteen at the jail where I stayed. "Foreign prison" sounds worse than American prison, but prison in the U.S. is for-profit, run by private corporations; incarceration has quadrupled in 20 years, and the rate of imprisonment is higher than in any other country. No worse?
Gary Percesepe, Feb 24, 2010
carrying expired condoms!
lordy.
Jack Yanisch, Feb 24, 2010
Ann you're a Pussy! Two days?! Really; really?! I did 30 days once and I don't remember a thing about it. It wasn't that big of a deal. You read two books but couldn't get any hand lotion; oh the horror. How traumatic it must have been. Are you sure this wasn't suppose to be listed under 'humorous'?
Jon Davies, Feb 24, 2010
Interesting tale. Never been in the tank myself, and glad of it. I totally understand your point about being able to write a book about the experience, though, and yet feeling rather ridiculous to think about it when so many others are locked away for years. Our own experiences always seem traumatic, but then, look at someone else, and we're generally the lucky one.
Right-hand list numbered & other slight revisions: Feb. 24, 2010 at 11 p.m.
I appreciate all your comments. Thank you.
Darryl Price, Feb 25, 2010
Ann--this is so good and it shows off all your qualities as a writer. It's thick with detail, but it carries itself and the reader forward effortlessly.However I do understand Jack's point. Paul Simon said it best:one man's ceiling is another man's floor.I still like it because it shows off your skill and determination.
M.H., Feb 26, 2010
This is brilliant, Ann. Great, great detail. And you know exactly what to include and what to leave out.
Katrina Gray, Feb 27, 2010
Two days in exchange for 180 pages equals a great deal. This piece amused the hell out of me. I would have been jarred out of my wits after doing two days' time. Tell Carla Manzoni it's not a contest, beyotch.
Revised sentence: "The legal finding was that I had driven well enough (my childhood friend and I had gone to watch returns at a local pub), but I was stopped about 10:30 because one of my high beams was out for a quarter mile."
Highbeams not req'd by law.
This is a mess, written four years ago the first time.
Thanks to all for your helpful comments!
James Robison, Feb 28, 2010
(except one who had hit someone while she was pregnant)
Bit of a snarled line there.
Terrifying piece.
Jim, that's a sentence to try to rewrite, snarled, gnarled still but factual ... the story was/is traumatic to live, and it has shown in the writing, the syntax impossible! Not one of my finished first drafts, this one.
"A black woman in the TV room who had asked if I were mixed, said: 'The black women are here for crack and prostitution, the white women are here for drinking and driving. I'm here because I hit someone when I was pregnant.' I took her to mean "punched" someone, a cop, maybe. She had held an administrative post with a not-for-profit agency in Minnesota. A woman cop in North Minneapolis had hit a Jewish woman I knew in AA for talking with the woman cop's boyfriend."
< 1,000 words; with the notes < 1,500.
Lisa Lim, Feb 28, 2010
Ann, great writing. The part about the lotion was compassionate and really stays with me.


To be sure, the implications of ISIS's seizure of Iraqi territories are international in scope and effect. It is by no means an exaggeration to say that the fate of the Middle East, which has been in question for well over a decade now, hangs in the balance.
And while it is surely not my intention to downplay the seriousness of the threat that ISIS poses, I feel compelled to make mention of the fact that the situation in Ukraine remains dire. And it's not getting the attention it deserves.
On Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin made a request completely out of step with his past aggression in Ukraine. The request was made in the Federation Council – the Russian Senate – to repeal the authority they had previous given him to use the Russian military outside of Russia's borders. The Council complied.
Why would Putin do such a thing? Giving up power – especially when you consider the fact that this was legitimate power as compared to an authoritarian power grab – is antithetical to his modus operandi.
It is my view that Putin made the request with a specific victory in mind: avoiding another round of debilitating sanctions.
On Friday, European leaders are set to discuss new sanctions against Russia, this time covering the banking sector. It is no secret that the first round of sanctions did little to hurt Putin, or the Russian economy for that matter. But a new round could have the potential to really cause damage.
The Obama administration has developed three options for further actions: banning any interactions with some of Russia's largest banks; cutting off technology transfers to Russian energy and defense firms; and shutting down business with Russian defense companies. Each of these actions should be taken.
But European leaders have been hesitant to go as far as the US so as to protect their own businesses that are closely linked to Moscow. And especially if EU leaders sense that Putin is backing down, there is reason to think that Putin may get off easy – again.
None of this is to say that Putin doesn't have cause to worry. If the US and EU both come down hard on Russia, he will be forced to be even more conciliatory. But if the past few months are any guide, it doesn't seem likely that that will happen.
What's more, Putin can also reverse his decision any time he wants by going back to the Federation Council.
The Obama administration is right to second-guess him and his intentions. He could easily be trying to talk conciliation while covertly continuing his support for the Ukrainian rebels. Many of Putin's own allies and supporters have criticized him for backing down and he is most likely feeling pressure from them to carry on aggressively.
The upshot of all this is that very little has fundamentally changed in Ukraine and the threat that Putin poses is no less severe.
So while the situation in Iraq deserves our attention, it's important that we don't let Ukraine slip off the page.


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Édouard Driault, född 1864, död 1947, var en fransk historieprofessor.

Av Driaults arbeten, som främst behandlar Napoleon I och hans tid märks La politique orientale de Napoléon. Sébastiani et Gardane 1806-1808 (1904), Études napoléoniennes. Napoléon en Italie (1906), Napoléon et l'Éurope (5 band, 1909-27), La question d'Orient depuis ses origines jusqu'a nos jours (5:e upplagan 1912), Le grand empire (1924), La vrai figure de Napoléon (1928), samt Le roi de Rome (1928). 1921 grundade Driault Revue des études napoléoniennes.

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I recently was fortunate to attend the Mass of Jesus Christ, the Eternal High Priest honoring the priestly life of Belfast born Rev. Malachy J. Higgiston, J.VDei. Fr Malachy lived a life of joy for 88 years. Although I did not speak to Fr Malachy often I was always pleased when I saw the small man in size walking towards the Alter. It was a treat just hear him speak. The man small is size radiated such a huge light when he spoke. As I and members of Division 16 sat I began to look around before the Mass had started. Fr Malachy has recently retired from service and was living in Cherry Hill NJ. The wake/Mass was attended by Parishioners from St. Thomas More Church where he served as a weekend assistant since 1989. There were several faces that I did not recognize. There where families from Cherry Hill, Families that had known Fr Malachy since he served as a U.S. Army Chaplin for over 20 years. At the Mass several Priests that have shared the calling of Priesthood with Fr Malachy celebrated the Mass. I could go on and mention several stories that Fr Malachy shared with everyone he met (Don't forget he is an Irishman) He always seemed to mention or speak of his Irish heritage. He had attended our annual Fundraiser several times.
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We are told many times that things happen for a reason and how the Holy Spirit leads us in the direction that God has planned for us. That timing if we let Holy Spirit guide us gives us great gifts of joy. I have many times thought that has been true as I have walked through life. I felt a great need to attend both of the Masses for Fr Malachy I think felt that I needed to say thanks but there was something else. I put it the back of my mind and really hadn't thought about it.


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