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Information Overload. Tips there, tips there, advice here and over there, great blogs to bookmark there and some just about here somewhere, RSS feeds to read and digest, notes to take, bookmarks to make, comments to leave in so many places and finally trying to earn some money gets slotted in at some point.
Waking up in the morning is a challenge in itself, on one hand I am motivated and enthused with the sheer scope of information to learn and read up on, yet the reality kicks in after my morning cup of Tea and my head sinks into my hands at yet another day's worth of information.
Where do I start. And more importantly, where do I finish, because there is no finish line. Work and study could be continuous and still never be able to absorb all the information.
Usually for me, I am usually pretty good at scanning material, making a choice to totally ignore some things, for example, newspapers. But in my quest to become a decent web developer and successful blogger, trying to pick out what to absorb and what not leaves for a daily and day long tension headache.
I see all the book's, self tutorials that need to be taken aboard sitting on my shelf, yet I barely get round to doing any of this because I am so easily distracted by the ongoing web noise emanating from my iMac that seems to be coming from every which way.
How to filter it? I don't know just yet. There is so much 'good' information there, awesome new sites coming into my vision on a daily basis. New Web2.0 applications that just beggar belief, cool new gadget novelty sites that you are convinced you must have. Before you know it, you have just spent another 3 hours signing up, filling in your profile, getting the code and implementing it on your site at the expense of the 'proper' work that needs to be done.
How long have I been putting of upgrading to WP2.3.2 only to now discover WP2.3.3 is out. So in away I was glad that I did not go to the trouble of doing this initially, but I still feel I should do 2.3.3. But then what problems will I encounter, problems that have taken my weeks to sort out just on 2.3.2. The fear is real… Is there any real urgent need to go from 2.3.1 to 2.3.3, like NOW?
Simply, I just can't deal with all the information. I would like to be able to deal with it all, take it all onboard and implement all the new wonderful ideas that pop into my head each day.
I don't need to worry about lack of ideas that's for sure, but it's a curse to have so many when you know damn well you can't do much with most of them, except put them on your to-do-list. Which in my case are sheets and sheets of post-it notes.
This one I am looking forward to getting to know as maybe this can help me organize my day somewhat better than I am doing at the moment.
Finally, I do do a lot each day, but not just the things I feel I 'ought' to be doing.
But, after saying all that, it keeps the brain ticking over.


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Truth In Fiction: Novels With Animal Rights & Veg Themes (Part 1)
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Fiction is a time-honored way that human beings explore social issues. Through analogy and imagination, we enjoy speculating about the possibilities of life, human behavior and love. Similarly, ethics have been a great topic for novelists, for it helps people think about tough issues in a way that is realistic, easily understood, and not personally threatening. Many authors have thus approached the issue of the ethics of eating animals (either directly or indirectly) through the medium of the novel. In the first installment of this two-part series, we turn the spotlight on five classic novels that are great examples of animal rights and vegetarian/vegan themes covered masterfully in fiction.
1. The Jungle by Upton Sinclair (1906)
This Pulitzer Prize winning novelist shocked the world with this exposé of the meat industry through the eyes of character, Jurgis Rudkus. The Jungle explores the exploitation of the working class and animal cruelty in industrial Chicago. Rudkus, a Lithuanian immigrant, sees his life fall apart in a new country, progressively losing his family, his health and his home, forced to perform a series of degrading jobs and seeing others, including children, degraded by a system that destroys his sense of personal integrity. He becomes a labor organizer, a socialist and a vegetarian. Sinclair's novel led to public outcry and the Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906. Sinclair himself credited the success of his book on the grounds that people did not want to eat "tubercular beef" and that, "I aimed at the public's heart, and by accident I hit it in the stomach." You can read The Jungle online for free at Project Gutenberg.
2. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Phillip K. Dick (1968)
A science fiction novel that became the film "Blade Runner", Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep is set in a futuristic world where everyone is vegetarian. Most species have become extinct as a result of nuclear radiation and those that survive are the subject of human empathy as pets, while robotic models have come to replace the real thing for most people. The issue of what it means to be human is explored through the analogy of the 'replicants' that the main character Deckhard is supposed to exterminate.
3.Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (1818)
The famous monster of Shelly's imagination was actually a gentle soul seeking love, who is rejected by all except a blind man who cannot see how monstrous he appears. Like his creator Shelley, the monster is loathe to harm animals and eats only acorns while on the run from the Scientist Dr Frankenstein, who created him. His goal is to find a human young enough to not judge him on his appearance. Due to his unmanageable emotions and physical strength, the monster sadly kills most people he comes into contact with.
4. ConSentiency by Frank Herbert (1958-1977)
A speculative fiction series by the author of Dune, the ConSentiency series depicts humans and extra-terrestrials on equal terms. The main character, Jorj, is a professional saboteur who's job it is to slow down the actions of the government through the Bureau of Sabotage. The ConSentiency series depicts a world where most people no longer kill animals for flesh and meat is produced in flesh vats.
5. The Time Machine by H.G. Wells (1895)
Like many science fiction novels, the Eloi of the utopian future in this classic novel are vegan. Despite this, they are also depicted as lacking in free will and basically factory farmed meat for the underworld dwelling Morlocks. The author describes the predatory nature of the Morlocks as the natural outcome of class struggle.
Stay tuned for Part 2, where we cover five fiction novels from contemporary authors that creatively touch upon animal rights/vegan themes using science fiction, horror and humor!
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Vedanta Desika (Swami Desikan, Swami Vedanta Desikan, Thoopul Nigamaantha Desikan) (1269–1370) was a Sri Vaishnava Guru. He was a poet, devotee, philosopher and master-teacher. He was the disciple of Swamy Sri Kidambi Appullar alias Sri Aathreya Ramanujachariar who comes in the lineage starting from Sri Ramanuja with Sri Thirukurugai Piran Pillan alias Sri Kurugesar,Sri Kidambi Aachan, Sri Aathreya Ramanujar, Sri Aathreya Rangarajachariar and many in the order. He is considered as an Avatar (incarnation) of Lord Venkateswara of Tirumalai by Sri Vaishavites.
Desika is a Sanskrit word which means "Acharya". In our srivaishnava sampradayam there are numerous acharyas starting from Nammazhvar to present day acharyas, it is only Swami desika is addressed respectfully as "Desika". This is like calling srirangam perumal as nam perumal (in English Our Perumal) and addressing shatakopan as nam azhvar.
Sri Desika's original name was Venkata natha. His parents have choosen this name since Desika was born on a sravanam day, which is the birth star of Thiruppathi perumal, Lord Srinivasa.
Sri Desika was born in the year 1268 CE(Common Era) about 130 years after Bhagavad Ramanuja attained parama padam.His parents were Sri Ananthasuri and Smt Thothaaramba.He was born in a place called Thoopul near Kanchi puram.Swami desika's parents were childless for long time and one day Lord Srinivasa of Seven Hills,Thiruppathi has ordered them to go for a pilgrimmage to Thiruppathi.
Those days there were no buses or trains to travel so Sri Anatasuri and his wife walked from Kanchipuram to Thiruppathi and climbed the Hills and had the darshan of the Perumal.That night they were resting in a Mandapam near temple. The Lord Srinivasa appeared in their dream as a small vaishanva boy and gave smt Thothaaramba a golden bell and she swallowed the bell in the dream. Next day the archakas did not find the bell in the perumal sannidhi and they were worried and started searching for it. Perumal told in a heavenly voice that the bell has been given to Smt Thothaaramba and she will deliver a son who will be a great scholar like Bhagavad Ramanuja, who will firmly re establish the supremecy of our srivaishnava sampradayam. To remind us this incident, even today there is no bell in the perumal sannidhi.Only the huge bell suspended in the front hall is used while doing thiruvaradanam.
After some time sri Desika was born. He was named as Venkatanatha by his maternal uncle Sri Appullar. Sri Appullar is his acharya too. When Sri Desika was a small boy of five years old he was taken to Kanchi Varadarajar Temple where one acharya was giving lecture on Ramanuja's Sri Bhashyam. Sri Appullar and the young boy desika went and prostrated to this scholar and he has stopped the lecture and blessed them. Sri Appullar and desika was about to leave and the acharya wanted to continue his lecture but he forgot where he has stopped. Although desika was mere a boy of 5 years he reminded Sri Nadadhur Ammal the vaishanva scholar who was giving lecture and every one assembled there were astonished at the brilliance of Desika at this tender age. Sri Nadadhur ammal blessed Sri Desika and he told every one that Sri Desika will be a great scholar who will firmly establish the supremecy of our sampradayam following the footstep of Bhagavad Ramanuja. He also instructed Sri Appullar to teach desika all vedas, divya prabandham and other sastras. Even today we can see a painting in the varadaraja temple reminding us this incident.
At the age of 7, after upanayanam Sri Appullar started teaching the Vedas, Sastras,Sri bhashya and divya prabandham. He was surprised at the brilliance of swami desika as he has grasped in no time what ever taught to him.The elders were wondering whether Sri Desika is the combined re incarnation of earlier acharyas like Ramanuja,Natha muni and Alavandar. At the age of 20, Sri Desika has mastered all the sastras and became a scholar.
At the age of 21, Sri Desika was married to a beautiful girl called Thirumangai or Kanaka valli.Sri Appullar taught Desika the sacred Garuda mantra. Sri Desika has started his family life as ordered in the Sastras. He was strictly performing all the duties required by a Srivaishnava and living on uncha vritti.ie their daily supply of rice and vegetables will be given by his disciples.A brahmana was supposed to do Veda adhyayanam and teach every one in the village.They will not go to work as we do these days.Their needs will be taken care by his students who learn from him.This is the system which was in place 500 years back in India.
After the death Sri Appullar Swami desika wanted to chant the garuda mantra taught to him for many days without food and sleep to receive the blessings of the divine bird Garuda on which Sri Narayana travels. It is said in Scriptures that the Garuda is Veda swaroopi. Desika went to Thiruvahendra puram and climbed the small hill there and started chanting the mantra. Garuda was pleased with the devotion of Desika and blessed him with Hayagreeva mantra and instructed him to chant the Hayagreeva mantra continously to receive the blessings of Haygreeva. Then Lord Hayagreeva appeared before desika and blessed him with the nector flowing from HIS mouth. Lord Hayagreeva took the seat of Swami Desika's tip of the tounge as prayed by desika. Also Hayagreeva gave an idol of himself for desika's daily worship. This idol or vigraha is still being preserved in the Devanatha temple in Thiruvaheendra puram. Swami desika composed famous Haygreeva stotram, Devanayaka panchashat in sanskrit and achchutha shatakam in Prakriut and Mummanikkovai and Nava mani maalai in Tamil.
Swami desika had a special liking to this divya desam and he came once again after touring to Kanchi, Srirangam,Thiruppathi and other shrines in North India. We will see these incidents later.
Sri Desika came back to Kanchipuram and composed various stotras explaining the concept of prapatti or surrender.The stotras are Nyasa vimshati,Nyasa dashakam and Nyasa tilakam in sanskrit and Adaikkalappaththu and artha panchakam in Tamil.
Swami desika was mesmorised at the beauty of Varadha raja perumal of Kanchi and composed fifty slokas on HIM.He also wrote stotras of various perumals visiting the temples in and around Kanchi puram.
In the Year 1317CE,in the Tamil month of AvaNi, Sri Varadha raja perumal blessed swami desika with a son who was name as Varadhacharya. His birth star was rohiNi which is the same as that of Lord Krishna.His son followed the footsteps of Swami desika and shined as his father.
Swami desika then went to Thiruppathi and here he composed the beautiful stotra called Daya shatakam. Lord Srinivasa has blessed swami desika conferring the title Vedantaacharya.Then swami desika went to Badri,Ayodhdhi, kaasi,Nepal and other places in North India on foot to visit the temples over there.
All the Srivaishnava acharyas have special love to Srirangam lord Sri Ranganatha. Sri Ramanuja stayed here for long years. Swami desika was asked to come to Sri rangam by other acharyas, for a debate to prove the correctness of Our sampradayam which is strictly in accrodance with the scriptures. Swami desika came to Srirangam and on the way he halted at Sri Perumpudhur the birth place of Bhagavad Ramanuja and composed a stotra on Sri ramanuja to seek his blessings to win in the debate. This slokam is called Yatirja saptati which glorifies all our acharyas and Sri Ramanuja in particular.
In Sri rangam the debate with schloars of other sampradayam went for 7 days and finally Sri Desika demolished every argument of the opponents. The scolars who have debated with Sri Desika have accepted the defeat and become his disciples. This discussion has been compiled as Satha dhudhaNi.
Lord Ranganatha was pleased with their beloved child Sri Desika's intelligence and conferred him the title of " Vedanta Desikan" Sri Ranga naayaki thaayaar conferred the title of " Sarva tantra swatantrar" which means that he is master of all arts, crafts. The other acharyas assembled there were pleased with this and declared that Sri desika is indeed deserved of this honorory titles.
Swami's visit to Melkote, Karnataka.
In the year 1327, Srirangam city was invaded by Muslims. Malik kafur the General of Allauddin, Sultan of Delhi came to Srirangam to rob the temple and kill the satvic devotees. Fear gripped in the minds of every one and they afraid how to preserve the glory of the temple. It was decided that Swami desika will travel to Karnataka along with the manuscripts of Sri Bhashya commentry along with the sons of Sri Sudarshana bhattar, a great acharya who wrote commentry for Sri Bashya. Other acharyas left to Thiruppathi with the idol of Ranganatha. The temple was closed and many bhagavathas were killed by the brutal invaders and even Swami desika has to hide among the corpses (dead bodies) for one night before travelling to Karnataka.
Swami desika while at Karnataka composed a stotra called "abhithi sthava" praying to Sri Ranganatha to restore the glory of Sri rangam. Swami was crying for the death of many acharyas and bhagavathas by the ruthless invaders.We can even see the place where he stayed in Karnataka and here the vigraham of Swami desika is unique as he is in standing posture as if he was on his toes ever ready to travel back to Srirangam.
After 12 years when the muslims were thrown out of Srirangam Swami desika came back to Srirangam.
Swami came to srirangam and it was time for yearly utsavams when the entire divya prabandham will be recited in 20 days. The first ten days the utsavam is in the day and the next 10 days in the night. Since this utsavam was stopped for many years due to Muslim invasion, the orthodox people objected to recitation of Divya prabandham since it is in Tamil and only Sanskrit vedas should be recited. They also objected to install vigrahas of Azhvars because they were just human beings and many of them were not even Brahmins. Swami desika argued with them at length proving that the divya prabandham is nothing but the essence of Vedas and Upanishads and the Azhvars are great devotees of Sriman Narayana and they are fit to be worshipped in side the temple. Finally the orthodox devotees agreed with Sri Desika and the utsavam has been celebrated in a grand manner. Swami was pained to see the objections and to make sure no such problems in the future he has got the details of the utsavam written in a stone and installed in the temple. Sri Ranganatha was pleased with this and commended that the Thaniyan glorifying swami desika "Ramanuja daya patram.." should be recited every day in the temple before starting the prabandham recitation.
While at Sri rangam swami has composed the famous Bhagavad dyana sopanam glorifying the beauty of the Sriranganatha from the feet to the head. This stotra is like Amalanaadhi piran of Thiruppaanaazhvar.
Some vidhwans challenged that whether swami desika can compose 1000 hymns in praise of Lord Ranganatha in one day. Swami has accepted the challenge and he prayed to Ranganatha to bless him to compose 1000 stotras and the Lord has commended that sri Desika should compose the stotra on the Divine Sandals (padhukas). Swami did not write anything in the day as he was busy in teaching etc and in the night also he slept till 4 O'clock in the morning. Then he started writting down the stotras and in less than 3 hours he has composed 1008 stotras on the padhukas. Even a fast recital of the entire stotras will take more than 6 hours and swami has composed them in such a short time since he was "Kavitarkika simham" which means lion among the poets.
Swami desika went on a pilgrammage to South and visited many divya desams in Kerala and Madurai and while he was at Srivilliputtur he has composed the famous Godha sthuthi. Swami had special bhakthi to Andal and this stotram glorifies Andal.She has commended that this stotra should be recited during her utsavam along with divya prabandham.
Some of the local people in Kachipuram felt bad that a great master like Sri Desika is doing uncha vrutti ie begging for grains. They thought of mixing gold coins along with rice and offered him since Desika won't accept money or Gold if given separately. Sri Desika did not notice this trick and came home and gave the rice to his wife for making prasadam. She is also a simple maiden and never seen gold coins in her life.She called Desika and asked what the glittering coins are. Swami desika was suprised at this and told her that they are vermins and separated them by a dharpa grass, as he did not even want to touch the gold coins.
One of Swami desika's friend (Vidyaranya) during their school days became the minister of Vijayanagara kingdom. He heard about the poverty of Sri Desika and wanted to help him.So he has sent in a message asking desika to come to the Kingdom to receive gifts from the king.Swami desika has refused to this request and sent him the reply in a poem called Vairagya panchakam.
Once a young boy wanted some money for his marriage and approched the wealthy people in Kanchipuram.They were jealous of Sri desika's simplicity and not seeking any financial help from them. Just to embarraas our swami they have told that only desika can give lots of money because he is rich.The boy did not know the evil intention of the jealous people and went to swami desika for financial help. We all know that desika is not having any money but he took the young boy to the Thayar sannidhi and started reciting Sri Stuthi and lo and behold..
It has started raining and rain of gold coins from the sky. Swami desika thanked the thayar for her mercy and told the boy to take as much he wants and he did not take any coin for himself. The jealous people were shocked at this incident and came running to seek the pardon of swami desika.
Once a snake charmer came and challenged desika that whether he can control his poisonous snakes and sri desika drew a chalk line on the ground and recited some mantra. None of the snake could cross over the line drawn by swami but one ferocious snake crossed over to harm swami.Sri Desika recited the Garuda mantra and instantly Garuda came and took away all the snakes. The Snake Charmer begged to swami desika to give back his snakes since it is the only lively hood of him. Swami desika again prayed to Garuda and it brought the snakes again.
One magician confronted with swami and drank the water from the pond. With his magic he made swami's stomach to bulge as the magician drank water from the pond. Swami was feeling extreme pain and understood the reason quickly. Desika just scratched the pillar near by with his fingernails and the water flowed out of the pillar. The magician was astonished with the super magic of Desika and begged his pardon.
There are many incidents in Swami desika's life which prove that he is not just an acharya or poet.He was well versed with many other crafts and the following three incidents prove this point.
Once a mason challenged swami desika whether he can construct a well with the bricks supplied by him. Swami desika accepted the challenge and the mason gave broken and irregular shaped bricks to swami but he nicely arranged them and finished the well construction. This well is still existing in Thiruvahendrapuram.
Once a sculptor challenged swami whether he can make an idol of himself and fitted in the pedastal that was made by the sculptor. Swami made an idol and the sculptor tried to fix it in the pedastal and could not do so.He thought that the idol was wrong and tried to chisel some part of the idol to fix it. Blood flowed out of desika's corresponding part of the body where he chiseled out. The sculptor accepted that the pedastal is of wrong size and then swami desika corrected the pedastal and installed the idol on it. This image is even today available in Thiruvahendara puram.
Once a shoe maker challenged that whether desika can mend his sandal and swami accepted this challenge and to every one's surprise he made the sandal quickly as if he was a original shoe maker.People are astonished at swami desika's knowledge in various crafts.
Swami desika lived 101 years and he felt the time has come for him to go the spritual abode of Narayana. He went to Sriranganatha and took his permission. His disciples and his son were feeling the pain of his separation and cried. Swami desika consoled them and instructed them to continue their divine works and follow the ramanuja dharshanam. In the year 1369 he kept his head in the lap of his son Kumara varadhachariar and left his mortal coil while listening to the chanting of thiruvaymozhi and Upanishads.
Later Sri Ranganayaki thayar ordered that a sannidhi should be made for Swami desika close to her sannidhi inside the temple. Also it is believed that she ordered that no other acharya sannidhi will be made hereafter inside the temple as a mark of respect to this great acharya, which is being followed to this day.One can see the desikan sannidhi in front of the thaayaar sannidhi in Srirangam.
A number of 'Thanians ' (laudatory dedication verses) were dedicated to him.
(1) His son Kumara Varadacharya has composed a thaniyan on swami desika. We are reciting this thaniyan before reciting any sanskrit stotra of swami desikan.
Swami desika was a poet, philosopher, logician and he took the task of upholding the concepts preached by Sri.Ramanuja. It is because of him the Ramanuja dharshanam is being recogonised by the world. Even the critics of Swami desika have suprised at his knowledge and logical reasoning and praise him for his masterey in every form of work be it drama, poetry or commentry in either Tamil, Sanskrit and Mani pravala.It is told that he was proficient in 8 languages.
No acharya among the followers of Sri Ramanuja fought for the rightful place for Divya prabandham as did swami desika. It was he who re established the recitation of divya prabanhdam in Srirangam and other temples.
Swami desika has composed more than 100 works and even if one wants to read all of them it will take more than 100 years. His Sanskrit is considered to be most sweet only after to Maha kavi Kalidasa.
His Tamil prabandhams are equally sweet and he has brough the essence of Vedas to his simple Tamil prabandhams and translated the tamil pranbadham Tiruvaymozhi to sanskrit.
Let us pray to this great acharya and seek his blessings to read and understand his works/Storas, which will be the most pleasing kaimkaryam to Perumal and Thayar.


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14-year-old slashed in face on MTA bus in Upper Manhattan on way home from school
FORT GEORGE, Manhattan (WABC) -- A 14-year-old girl was slashed in the face and a 17-year-old had her phone stolen after a dispute on an MTA bus.
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Police say a group of teens were riding an M191 bus on their way home from school when they got into a verbal dispute with an unknown group of females on the bus.
When the teens got off the bus, police say they were engaged by a group of males, in addition to the females from the bus, on the sidewalk.
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The group of unidentified males and females ran away, but surveillance video captured the male who slashed the teen.
The 14-year-old was taken to the hospital where she underwent surgery for the laceration to her face.
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John II of Brienne, Count of Eu
John II of Brienne (died 11 July 1302 in Kortrijk) was the son of John I of Brienne, Count of Eu and Beatrice of Saint-Pol.[1] He succeeded his father as Count of Eu in 1294.
He married Jeanne, Countess of Guînes (d. 1331/32),[1] the daughter and heir of Baldwin IV, Count of Guînes. They had two children:
Raoul I of Brienne, Count of Eu[1]
Marie, d. young[1]
John was killed at the Battle of the Golden Spurs.[2]
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(LEOLA, PA) – Emerald Asset Management, Inc., an investment management holding company with approximately $3.4 billion in assets under management, is pleased to announce that its Emerald Mutual Fund Advisers Trust subsidiary has completed the acquisition of the former Elessar Small-Cap Value Fund into the new Emerald Small-Cap Value Fund, effective today.
Emerald purchased the assets and hired the senior staff of Elessar Investment Management, LLC in February of this year. Following a shareholder vote, the Elessar Fund was acquired into the new Emerald Fund as of today. The Emerald Small-Cap Value Fund (NASDAQ: LSRIX) is managed by Rick Giesen and Ori Elan, who have managed the assets since the Elessar Fund's inception in October, 2012. Mr. Giesen serves as Emerald's Managing Director – Value Equity Strategies and Mr. Elan as Vice President – Portfolio Manager. The Fund is available in four share classes to individual and institutional investors.
"Ori and I look forward to bringing our combined thirty-eight years of investment industry experience to the Emerald Funds," said Mr. Giesen. "We welcome the Small-Cap Value Fund shareholders to the growing Emerald Mutual Funds family," said Joseph E. Besecker, chairman and CEO of Emerald Asset Management. "Rick Giesen and Ori Elan share our passion for research-based small-cap portfolio management, bringing a compelling value-oriented strategy to our firm," said Emerald Mutual Fund Advisers Trust chief investment officer Kenneth G. Mertz II, CFA.
The Emerald Small-Cap Value Fund joins the Emerald Growth Fund, Emerald Banking & Finance Fund and Emerald Insights Fund. Emerald's first fund – the Growth Fund – commenced operations in October, 1992. All of the Emerald Funds focus on inefficient markets where Emerald's active management and fundamental research-based investment strategies can exploit under-recognized potential investment opportunities.
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No sooner have I gotten back to our hotel in Sukhumvit for my Thailand Sojourn Part 2 adventures, it was time for me to go back to school. Thai culinary school that is. 😉 I had booked a session with Bangkok Thai Cooking Academy at Bang Chak, just 5 stations away on the Skytrain from our hotel and I was very much looking forward to it.
The instructor Air, met me at the station. I was asked to pick 4 main dishes and 1 dessert from a menu for the cooking class. I chose Gaeng Panang Gai (Panang Curry with Chicken), Tord Man Pla (Thai Fish Cakes), Gai Pad Med Ma-Muang (Stir fried Chicken with Cashews), Tom Yum Goong (Hot and Sour Prawn Soup), and Khao Neaw Ma-Muang (Coconut Sticky Rice with Mango). After which, we walked to the local market so that he could show me the ingredients used in Thai cooking. Some things are already familiar to me as they are also used in Malaysian cuisine, but some are unique to the Thais. Up until now, I have never seen finger root nor known of the existence of white turmeric. I learn something new every day.
We also went to a shop selling tofu, noodles, coconut, and premix curry paste. I remember similar shops in my childhood where freshly ground curry paste were sold by Indian vendors. Not sure if those kinds of shops still exist in Malaysia today.
After the interesting market tour, we headed back to the culinary school just across the street. It was a slow day and I was the only student who went for the market tour. At the school, I was joined by another student who spoke only Thai. It was getting warm but fortunately for me, the classroom has air-conditioning which was really nice…phew! The first thing we did was to steam the glutinous rice for the Khao Neaw Ma-Muang (Coconut Sticky Rice with Mango) in that conical bamboo basket and aluminum pot.
Then it was time for me to work on the curry paste for my panang curry. They laid out all the ingredients I needed for the 4 dishes at my work station together with a pestle and mortar for pounding the spices. No short cuts here and certainly no blender or food processor in sight for me to use.
I pounded the spices with gusto since I already have lots of practice making my Sambal Belacan. I even wrung shredded coconut to extract milk for my panang curry and coconut sticky rice. The last time I did this was a long, long time ago. It was good fun though and I really enjoyed it. I also shaped the patties for my fish cakes. As soon as I was done with the preparation work, I moved to my cooking station.
By then, the glutinous rice was fully cooked. I boiled the coconut milk with some palm sugar, pandan leaves, and a pinch of salt. After which, I poured it over the steamed glutinous rice. It seemed a little wet at first but the rice eventually soaked up all the sauce. Dessert was ready!
Next, I cooked the Gaeng Panang Gai, followed by the Tom Yum Goong. Then, I did the stir fry, Gai Pad Med Ma-Muang. As for the fish cakes, a helper deep fried them for me.
Finally, it was chow time! I ate all I could except for the sticky rice dessert. I brought that back to the hotel to share with Ro-Ri San. 🙂 Every dish was delicious!
I worked hard and needed a traditional Thai massage that afternoon to ease those sore muscles from pounding the spice paste…haha! 😉 The 2 hour long massage was painful yet therapeutic. I felt that I was being folded like origami along crease lines that I did not know existed on my body. It was almost funny at times. Glad I was able to walk back to the hotel at the end of it.
After a shower, it was again dinner time. Ro Ri San and I strolled over to Cabbages and Condoms (that was the name of the restaurant – no kidding!!) for a lighter dinner this time. We ordered 3 dishes – Miang Kham (Thai Betel Leaves Salad), a fried pork with garlic, and a soup. My first time eating Miang Kham and I found it be quite delicious and refreshing. I like it with tiny bits of bird's eye chili for a little "kick". After dinner it was time for me to retire as I had arranged an early morning visit to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market.
Unfortunately, it had rained all night right through to the morning. Even so, I was not informed of a cancellation which means the tour will go on. The buffet breakfast at the hotel packed some muffins and pastries into a brown bag for me to eat on-the-go.
We arrived at a coconut plantation at Samut Songkhram after more than 2 hours on the road for a brief coffee break and restroom stop. We also got to watch the locals making coconut sugar. I picked up a bag of the coconut sugar so that I can use it in my Thai dishes back home here in the US.
While we were milling around, it actually stopped raining. Alas, the reprieve was short lived as it started to pour again when we arrived at the first pier to catch the speedboat to the floating market. To stay dry, many of us had to purchase plastic rain ponchos at the pier. I chose a pink poncho that protected me somewhat, throughout the downpour.
Perhaps it wasn't the best idea to take the front seat on the boat but I did not really have a choice. I was hastily ushered into the seat before the boat sped off into the wilderness with rain pelting on my face. We were not asked to put on life jackets and so it felt a little scary and adventurous all at the same time.
It seemed like a long ride and my mind started to wander. I thought of crocodiles and all kinds of creatures lurking in those murky waters. To distract my thoughts, I clung onto my camera and concentrated on taking pictures in the rain. I was relieved when I finally saw the entrance to the floating market.
The speedboat stopped at the crowded Charoen Sukko Pier where we alighted. The water had risen above the steps because of the rain and it was a mess getting off. Thankfully, I managed to get onto the pier in two huge hops. Good thing my shoes are water resistant!
Most of the stalls were selling souvenirs. Our boat would stop at a stall if someone signaled that they were interested to buy something. Otherwise, the boat continued to cruise along the route which took about 20 minutes to complete. I did not see any boats selling produce or food until we got back to the pier.
By then the rain had stopped and the food sellers in boats suddenly appeared. The tourists (myself included) got really excited because it was quite a sight and a great photo opportunity. This one boat selling chicken noodle soup must have been the most photographed boat of the hour.
All that photo taking made me hungry and so I sat down for a serving of Pad Thai and fresh coconut which cost a total of 280 bahts, about USD8.00. After lunch it was time for us to head back to Bangkok before the evening rush hour.
For dinner that evening we ate Korean food at the Korean quarter just opposite the street from our hotel. We had all kinds of grilled meats and tiny side dishes but I was too tired to take any pictures.
The next day, my Thonburi Klongs and Grand Palace tour was canceled due to the passing of the Thai King. I had to change plans and so I took the Skytrain to the Saphan Taksin station to catch the Chao Phraya Tourist Boat, a hop on and off river boat plying the right bank of the Chao Phraya river. The eight stops gave access to Bangkok's most famous tourist attractions including the Grand Palace area.
I spent the entire day hopping from pier to pier and attraction to attraction. It was most convenient and I highly recommend taking this tourist boat. My first stop was at Ratchawonse where I walked a short distance to the immense Chinatown which stretched over several parallel streets.
… as well as at Tha Tien.
I also took the opportunity to take pictures of one of Thailand's most renown temples, Wat Pho.
I also made a stop at Tha Maharaj to hopefully catch a glimpse of the Grand Palace which was closed at the time I was there. The street leading to the palace gate were lined on one side with chairs for the Thai people mourning the demise of their beloved King Bhumibol Adulyadej. Cakes and drinks were served to the mourners. The picture below was taken at the entrance of Silpakorn University just beside the Grand Palace.
Back in Sukhumvit that evening, we enjoyed another sumptuous classic Thai dinner at Baan Khanitha. The interior is charming and the food delicious.
It was a short but interesting sojourn in Thailand, the Land of Smiles. Please join me in Singapore on the next leg of my travel in Asia.
Wow, I am so envious that you managed to put in cookery lessons too. What is the white turmeric used for? Everything is so interesting. Thank you for sharing, Linda!
That cooking class was a lot of fun. From now on I will try to arrange cooking classes where possible on my foreign visits. Always enjoy going to the markets and being able to use the ingredients is even better.
White turmeric is like ginger. We did not use it in the class and so I am not sure what the Thais may use it for. I think it will be good in curries.


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Franz O. Klein I, a wine merchant from the Mosel was in the habit of attending a Health Farm for a week or two every year during the late 1920's, where he was give the very best treatment to keep him fit and healthy. He particularly liked the fragrance and feel of the pine needle oil they used to put in his bath water, and was very disappointed one year to find out it was no longer available.
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Charlie Jade is a science fiction television series filmed mainly in Cape Town, South Africa. It stars Jeffrey Pierce in the title role, as a detective from a parallel universe who finds himself trapped in our universe. This is a Canadian and South African co-production filmed in conjunction with CHUM Television and the South African Industrial Development Corporation (IDC). The special effects were produced by the Montreal-based company Cinegroupe led by Michel Lemire.

The show started in 2004 and was aired on the Canadian Space Channel. It premiered on the Space Channel April 16, 2005 and aired in Eastern Europe, France, Italy, on SABC 3 in South Africa, on Fox Japan, and on AXN in Hong Kong. The show began airing in the United Kingdom in October 2007, on FX. The Sci Fi Channel in the United States premiered the show on June 6, 2008, but after 2 episodes on Friday prime-time, was moved to overnight Mon/Tue.

Summary of plot

The show uses the idea of parallel universes, or a multiverse.  There are several universes that coexist — each somewhat different from the others.  As of the first season, these are the universes that have been explored in the TV series:

 The Alphaverse, a dystopian view of what our future could be like.  It is the home universe of the main character Charlie Jade.  The Alphaverse's inhabitants are segregated into "classes" of different levels (e.g., C-1, or Class 1 — which stands for Upper Class).  It is dominated by five gigantic multinational firms.  Prime among these is a corporation called Vexcor.  Despite the Alphaverse's dystopian society, it does contain some futuristic technology that is within the level of our capability.
 The Betaverse, which corresponds to our present day actual reality.
 The Gammaverse, a rather idyllic version of our world, what it would be like if the planet's inhabitants made careful use of its resources.
 An 'unknown' universe, inhabited with primitive people living in huts.
 A universe that is home to 'men in grey suits'.

During the pilot episode, scientists from Vexcor attempt to open a wormhole from the Alphaverse to the Gammaverse in a bid to drain water from the latter to the former.  In Gammaverse, terrorists Bern and Reena — aware of Vexcor's intent — prepare to sabotage the facility.  Before the stable wormhole can be completed, a massive explosion at the site of the portal (a large open-air water reservoir) leads to a chain reaction explosion that moves through all three universes.  This results in Charlie being thrown from Alphaverse into the Betaverse, into a different Cape Town that he is unfamiliar with.  Reena is also thrown into the Betaverse.

The explosion renders the "link" between universes impassable, which leaves Vexcor employees in Beta and Gamma cut off from their head office in Alpha.

Vexcor attempts to rebuild the link, and re-establish contact. At the same time, they must deal with the P.R. fallout from the explosion, and must try to conceal the true purpose of the facility and what the company was up to. Suspicion initially falls on a Vexcor scientist named Elliot Krogg — but eventually, they discover Reena is in Cape Town, and target her as the terrorist behind the explosion.

Vexcor's attempts to cover their tracks are complicated by Charlie Jade's presence in Beta — and the fact that he soon hooks up with Karl Lubinsky, an expatriate American who runs a conspiracy website devoted to tracking all things Vexcor.

Together, Charlie and Karl gradually divine Vexcor's true intentions — and also uncover a terrible secret promoted by Vexcor's doomed scientist, Elliot Krogg.  Krogg wrote a memo to Vexcor HQ detailing a possible catastrophic effect to establishing a long-term link from Alpha to Gamma.  If the link is made permanent, it will collapse all matter in the Betaverse, destroying everyone and everything in 'our' world.  Karl and Charlie are the only things that stand between our world and annihilation.

Meanwhile, with travel between the universes cut off, Vexcor Alpha must turn to a person who can travel between the universes without a link: 01 Boxer, the son of company founder Brion Boxer.

01 Boxer is made company courier by Essa Rompkin, CEO of Vexcor. He travels by an unknown method that involves dousing himself with water and "slipping" between universes. The method of travel is mysterious, but it results in changes to body chemistry. In later episodes, 01 Boxer's blood is used to transfuse and revitalize his father, who is sick from some genetic malady — perhaps as a result of too much travel between universes.

01 seems to manifest a different personality in each universe.  In Alpha he acts like a spoiled child, in Beta he is a hedonistic adolescent, and in Gamma he is a loving husband and father to two children. 01's motivations are mysterious — he can seem like a villain, but he is definitely following his own agenda.

The series concludes season one's arc, but does have a cliffhanger ending pertaining to Charlie's fate.

Cast

Creators

Chris Roland and Robert Wertheimer are the creators of Charlie Jade; the original series bible was written by Robert J. Sawyer and the pilot script was written by Stephen Zoller and Robert Wertheimer.  The official website has a few podcasts where the creators discuss the production of the show and the possible second season.

Episodes

DVD releases

Background

Though viewers may recognize a similarity to Blade Runner and the episode "Double Cross" of the series Sliders, especially in the scenes set in the Alphaverse, Wertheimer has said in interviews that much of the ethos of the series is primarily influenced by Derrick Jensen's book The Culture of Make Believe.

Charlie Jade had two teams of writers.  The pilot and first eight episodes were overseen by executive producer Guy Mullally, Stephen Zoller and David Cole.  Mutual creative differences led to an amicable parting of the ways, paving the way for the second team, consisting of head writer Alex Epstein, and story editors Denis McGrath and Sean Carley.

In addition to its Canadian writing staff, the show also featured the work of several South African television writers, including Dennis Venter and Collin Oliphant.

The majority of the directors who worked on the show were from Quebec, including Pierre Gill and Érik Canuel.  The pilot was directed by T.J. Scott.  Other directors included George Mihalka, Jimmy Kaufman, Anton Beebe, and South Africans Neal Sundstrom, David Hickson and Daryl Roodt.

Each universe has a remarkably different look:
 The color palette of the Alphaverse is dominated by green
 Betaverse is very blue in tint
 Gammaverse is dominated by reds and warm earth tones
 The 'unknown universe' is mostly gray.
 The universe in which the Men in Grey Suits inhabit has white and yellow hues.  Additionally, the Men in Grey Suits have a subtle yellow aura to them.

Charlie Jade was considered one of the hot tickets at the MIP show when it was shown there in 2004.  However, the series has yet to be picked up in some major territories, though the first three episodes did premier at Cascadia Con on September 2, 2006 in SeaTac, WA. In these areas, the show seems to enjoy a somewhat "underground" appeal, and the entire series has been widely distributed over Internet file sharing networks.

In June 2005, Canadian broadcaster CHUM took an unusual step.  Admitting that the show required a great level of attention, CHUM commissioned a special catch-up episode, "Can of Worms".  Despite the fact that principal photography had been wrapped nine months before, a small crew gathered in Montreal to film a wraparound story designed to bring new viewers up to speed. "Can of Worms" runs between episodes 16 and 17 of Charlie Jade. Including this episode, there are 21 episodes in Charlie Jade's first season.

Awards and nominations

On August 29, 2006, the show was nominated for 5 Canadian Gemini Awards — Patricia McKenzie and Michael Filipowich received Best Supporting Actress and Actor Nominations. The show was also nominated for Best Sound, Best Editing, and Best Visual Effects.

At the 2006 Gemini Awards in Toronto, Charlie Jade won the Gemini for Best Sound.

References

External links

Charlie Jade Verse Podcast: Commentaries by either co-creator Robert Wertheimer, head writer Alex Epstein or writer Denis McGrath on all episodes
Podcast interview with co-creator and executive producer Robert Wertheimer

TVSA's Charlie Jade Mini-Site
Official Description of the setting in the Charlie Jade universe

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2000s Canadian science fiction television series
CTV Sci-Fi Channel original programming
Dystopian television series
South African drama television series
Television shows set in South Africa
2005 Canadian television series endings
2000s Canadian drama television series
Television series about parallel universes
Television series by Bell Media
Television shows filmed in South Africa
South African science fiction television series

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My friend Tanya Giang, the very one who I strongly recommend for headshots, and will give you a $50 discount just by saying you found her from this blog, is one of those hyphenates who is making money, doing what she loves, and choosing her own Hollywood adventure.
Need some inspiration? Check out her post below, and then go check out her link at the very bottom.
Take Control, Love What You Do, Win Awards
When I was a child, I wanted to act. But my mother, a war refugee living in Los Angeles, was unfamiliar with the business. An all too common story, we ended up getting scammed instead. It was more money than I knew my mom could afford, so I decided to become a lawyer.
That dream lasted through one con law class sophomore year of college, where it died a quick, dirty death. So then I was a graduate, and I still wanted to act. But Hollywood said I was too ethnic with my Eurasian background. In the years it would take me to become eligible for SAG (now SAG-AFTRA), I took the opportunity to learn more about the business. I interned in casting, assisted in acting classes, even worked as an associate talent manager. Finally, I was ready to really commit to this acting thing. But then Hollywood said I wasn't ethnic enough.
Apparently, I'm too white to be Asian and too Asian to be white. My hair is naturally a dark, frizzy brown. When I attempted to dye it black in an effort to look more Asian, I just ended up looking Russian.
Everyone always assumed that I would automatically have representation and book commercials like crazy, since I was a quirky, ethnic female. But I struggled to connect with any agents or managers, especially when I was non-union. I suffered through being seen just as "an Asian" and sitting at auditions for political refugees, sex slaves and manicurists. I cringed every time I was asked to do an Asian accent. One, what accent is that? Asia is a continent. I have zero desire to perpetuate a stereotype. Two, you just told me I'm not Asian enough. I still have to do the accent?? I became a frustrated, scared, tentative actress.
And then two meetings changed my life. A manager said to me, "No one's writing for a girl like you. No one's getting excited about you." And an agent (after noting that I was a good actor who probably could book) looked at me and said, "I don't know what to do with you." I left that second meeting and thought, "Fine! I'll show you!" That spark of rebellion has led to this:
Hi, I'm Tanya Giang. I'm a casting assistant/freelance photographer/actress/writer/producer/director/overwhelmed insomniac/happy person.
There is so much you can't control about your acting career. You get conflicting advice from casting directors, agents, coaches and friends. You can be perfect for a role but 3 inches too short or too tall. Someone is going to tell you that you look 22, someone else will say 29. You can be underrepresented in media, or competing with hundreds of people who look exactly like you. So if you ever start feeling lost, my advice is to make your own compass.
I started simply by writing a few scenes for my acting reel. Those few scenes became a 10-episode web series that screened at several festivals, winning Outstanding Achievement in Writing, Lead Actress & Supporting Actor at LAWebFest. I joked one night with a friend how Hollywood doesn't seem to make movies for us, about us anymore. We have now partnered as producers to become 2 Redhead Productions. Now I act in projects I choose or I make. And it's truly a liberating experience. If an agent were to represent me now, I wouldn't turn it down. But I also wouldn't stress about the number of auditions I go on or the roles that are out there. Because I'm making it happen for myself. I'm finally getting to show people the kind of actor I want to be. Becoming an indie filmmaker is just a happy byproduct.
If you have creativity and ambition, but you're knocking on doors that don't open? I say build your own doors. Personally, I think there is nothing worse for an actor than feeling stuck and not doing anything about it. In a day and age when women like Mindy Kaling and Lena Dunham are starring in shows they write, and the 2013 Best Picture Oscar goes to a film directed by the actor Ben Affleck…what are you waiting for? It's never too early or too late to start taking control of yourself.
Tanya Giang's first project with 2 Redhead Productions is "Staging Grief," a short film she wrote that she will star in and direct. It shoots this August in Los Angeles, in association with Aren't We Clever Productions. They are currently running an indiegogo campaign to raise funds. Every dollar helps and is greatly appreciated. Please help support indie film. You can find more details and learn about perks of donating at: igg.me/at/2rhpgrief
Super inspiring!
I thought being an independent filmmaker or writing and producing your own material was as hard as being a working actor/actress.
Lira Kellerman June 27, 2013 at 6:59 PM
Anon, being an artist in any capacity is hard. Tanya is showing us that when people said there weren't any roles for her, she went out to create the roles that are perfect for her. A true inspiration to all struggling artists.
Allie June 28, 2013 at 10:59 AM
Go Tanya!
okay Thanks Ms.Kellerman.
From reading the article it sounded like it was saying that writing and producing your own stuff was easier than making it as an actor.
Actor jobs and auditions July 22, 2013 at 2:33 AM
Good for you!!!
Really enjoyed having a wander round your blog, can see much of the same problematic bits and bobs arising for actors on my side of the pond as well! Always really nice to hear points of view from other 'struggling actresses' and creative souls! I wrote this recently in response to a UK newspaper article about how tough acting can be, may be of interest if you fancied taking a look!
Katie xxx
www.bloodyhellbrennan.com
@katie_brennan
sandra pan September 17, 2013 at 12:40 AM
she doesn't look Asian! funny posts. thanks
from a hand model w. BPM! (i saw that post too!)
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MIGHT THE FEDERAL HEALTHCARE ESTABLISHMENT BE CLOSE TO DECLARING AN END TO THE SARS-COV2 PANDEMIC and—given the ongoing decline in the daily number of new cases and deaths—that COVID-19 is expected to become an endemic disease? The SARS-CoV-2 statis…
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ACCORDING TO A NEW SECURITIES FILING FROM PERKINELMER, the State of California served notice of termination of the company's contract to run the beleaguered Valencia Branch Laboratory (VBL). PerkinElmer, a diagnostics firm based in Waltham, Mass., made the surprising announcement a…
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This is an excerpt of a 2,058-word article in the March 14, 2022 issue of THE DARK REPORT. The full article is available to members of The Dark Intelligence Group CEO SUMMARY: Despite multiple investigations citing more than 60 deficiencies, including some that caused immediate j…
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Q: Moving into earlier cell of DataGridView VB.Net I am writing an application using DataGridView in VB.Net
On DataGridView, Cell(column(0),row(0)) is used for searching into database the item code. What I want is when the item code is not found in database, the cursor should be back on Cell(column(0),row(0)), which is the cell I used for searching the item code.
Below are the code I have :
 Private Sub DGV1_CellEndEdit(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.DataGridViewCellEventArgs) Handles DGV1.CellEndEdit
    Dim flag_cell_edited As Boolean
    Dim CurrentRow As Integer
    Dim CurrentColumn As Integer
    If e.ColumnIndex = 0 Then
        flag_cell_edited = True
        CurrentRow = e.RowIndex
        CurrentColumn = e.ColumnIndex
        Call Koneksi()
        CMD = New OleDbCommand("Select Nama_Matakuliah, SKS from tbmatakuliah where Kode_MK = '" & DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(0).Value & "' and Program_Studi = '" & txt_ps.Text & "'", CONN)
        DR = CMD.ExecuteReader
        DR.Read()
        If DR.HasRows Then
            DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(1).Value = DR.Item("Nama_Matakuliah")
            DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(2).Value = DR.Item("SKS")
            DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(1).ReadOnly = True
            DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(2).ReadOnly = True
            DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(3).Selected = True
        Else
            MsgBox("Kode Mata Kuliah " & DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(0).Value & " Tidak ditemukan", MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly, "Pengisian Kartu Hasil Studi")
            DGV1.CurrentCell = DGV1(CurrentColumn, CurrentRow)
            flag_cell_edited = False
        End If
    End If
End Sub

Really need Help.. Please Help me...

A: Maybe like this?
Private Sub DGV1_CellEndEdit(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.DataGridViewCellEventArgs) Handles DGV1.CellEndEdit
'
Dim flag_cell_edited As Boolean
Dim LastRow As Integer
Dim LastColumn As Integer
Dim CurrentRow As Integer
Dim CurrentColumn As Integer
'
  LastColumn = e.ColumnIndex
  LastRow = e.RowIndex
  If e.ColumnIndex = 0 Then
    flag_cell_edited = True
    CurrentRow = e.RowIndex
    CurrentColumn = e.ColumnIndex
    Call Koneksi()
    CMD = New OleDbCommand("Select Nama_Matakuliah, SKS from tbmatakuliah where Kode_MK = '" & DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(0).Value & "' and Program_Studi = '" & txt_ps.Text & "'", CONN)
    DR = CMD.ExecuteReader
    DR.Read()
    If DR.HasRows Then
        DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(1).Value = DR.Item("Nama_Matakuliah")
        DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(2).Value = DR.Item("SKS")
        DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(1).ReadOnly = True
        DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(2).ReadOnly = True
        DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(3).Selected = True
    Else
        MsgBox("Kode Mata Kuliah " & DGV1.Rows(e.RowIndex).Cells(0).Value & " Tidak ditemukan", MsgBoxStyle.OkOnly, "Pengisian Kartu Hasil Studi")
        DGV1.CurrentCell = DGV1(CurrentColumn, CurrentRow)
        flag_cell_edited = False
        DGV1.CurrentCell = DGV1(LastColumn, LastRow)
    End If
  End If
End Sub

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