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What's your skin type? I usually classify my skin as combination skin, but when I'm wearing makeup for a whole day, my skin winds up being more oily than it is dry. I always keep a pack of oil blotters with me when I'm out, but I'm always on the hunt for a good makeup product that helps me stay matte for as long as possible. Here are a few products that I've found have helped control my oily skin.
Smashbox The Original Photo Finish Foundation Primer (1 fl oz) – $36
This is probably one of the best primers I have used thus far. It glides over my skin so smoothly, but it's not too slippery to the point where my foundation doesn't stay in place. I use a little more than a pea sized amount all over my face, but more on the t-zone area.
Benefit Cosmetics POREfessional Face Primer (0.75 fl oz) – $32
(The bottle pictured above is actually the sample size, I threw away my full sized bottle before I remembered to take a picture)
Now I know it may seem a little extra to use more than one primer, but on humid and hotter days when I know I'm feeling a little oily, I use this primer on the areas on my cheeks/nose where my pores are the biggest. It helps contain the oil a little more and it glides on as smooth as the Smashbox primer does. I would recommend this primer if you have big pores you want to conceal.
Smashbox 24 Hour Shadow Primer (0.41 fl oz) – $21
I remember buying this product because a Youtube Beauty Guru recommended it for oily eyelids and I have never gone back to the Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion since! A little goes a loooong way for this product! You only need the smallest dab of product for both eyelids and let me tell you, my hooded eyelids do not stand a chance against this primer. My shadow stays in place for an entire day and I really recommend it!
Tarte Amazonian Clay Full Coverage Foundation (1.7 fl oz) – $39
I'm someone that hates testing out new foundations. I've used the same Makeup Forever HD foundation (in the wrong shade) for the past 5 years or so because I didn't want to go through the effort of looking for a new product. This was recommended to me by a couple of friends when I finally decided to ask for suggestions on my Instagram story. I said I was looking for a "full coverage matte foundation for oily skin." The shade range for this foundation isn't as broad as a foundation line like Fenty, but I really do enjoy this product. I wanted something that was full coverage but also wouldn't make my skin look dewy or oily. This foundation really does the job without making me look too cakey.
Make Up Forever Translucent Ultra HD Loose Powder (8.5g) – $36
I've stuck by this translucent powder for as long as I remember using makeup, and I can honestly say that I like it better than the Laura Mercier one. This powder sets my face and keeps it matte longer than the Laura Mercier setting powder. Everyone's opinions are different, but this is what I've experienced.
If anyone knows of a good setting spray that helps you stay matte longer and prevent oils from breaking through, please let me know! I'm currently using the Urban Decay Allnighter Makeup Setting Spray because it's the only one that I've heard good things about and it seems to keep my makeup in place, but I do end up very oily by the end of the night.
Thanks for taking the time to read, be sure to let me know what your favorite products are for oily skin!

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I revisited it after some more thoughts about self exposure ... self-immolation ... and how some stories, in the guise of true confessions, really point the bone at our own society.
I've been to two funerals in the last month. The first was a graveside ceremony for my dear friend Bob, with a delicious shaft of mid winter sun on the back of my neck and surrounded by beautiful and diverse people who loved the man absolutely.
The second was yesterday. Aussie and I stood at the back of the chapel, sunglasses on, arms folded, refusing any offers from the funeral director of a seat. We listened to the son of the deceased evangelise about rising from the dead and eternal life etc etc. We watched a brilliant blue wren batter itself to death against the glass, trying to get in from the garden.
Three years ago, I sat with a detective, discussing the now deceased.
"Yes," he said, "I've read the files on him. He's a charismatic, serial predator of children. Your story stacks up love. Leave it to me. I'll get him. Ring me in a week."
This detective was so hot. I mean, he was on fire. He was gonna save me just like a knight. No one else had ever stepped up to save me. I was impressed, I was in love.
A week later he sat me down and explained. "The Department of Public Prosecutions won't play. He's sick, he's old you know. He's got a friendly doctor testifying. If I presented this new case to the DPP after they've rejected the complaints from all the other girls, I would be seen as vexatious."
Vexatious. We mustn't have that.
The detective covered his ears and grimaced when I began caterwauling, "Then I'll burn the f*cker's house down. I can be pretty vexatious with a box of matches, you know."
He backed away from me, from his desk. He lost his knightly gloss. He smelt like he'd been smoking tailor mades in the car and he had a name like a dog. Craters pocked his publican's nose.
Months later I saw him in the supermarket car park and he saw me and bowed his head, defeated.
No one from the soul murderer's church wanted to talk to me. "He was a church elder, once" they told me, after the initial ghastly silence when they realised exactly what was on my mind.
He was still living down the road from me. He grew fruit trees. Last Thursday I had a wobbly day, when I read in the hatched, matched and dispatched section of the local newspaper that he'd died. I wondered how I would survive without the anger. It is the most perverse kind of grief.
I rang Aussie, my fellow nudist beachcomber and staunch bestie who has heard this story in installments as it unfolded, from our long walks together, to the front desk at the police station.
"Let's bury the bastard," she said. "Come on, I'll come with you."
Now that is a friend.
So yesterday I listened to the loving eulogies of the newly departed
We left after an hour of speeches, not out of disgust or pain, simply from boredom and feeling like it was time for lunch and a game of pool. We passed his heaped up hole on the way out.
"Do you want to spit in his grave?" Aussie asked me. "Now's your chance."
"I don't want my DNA buried with him," I told her.
It's over. The old and grubby king is dead.


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Google Ad Practices Under D.C. Scrutiny
The chairman of the Senate Republican High Tech Task force wants the Federal Trade Commission to keep a closer eye on Google's digital ad and search practices.
That is according to a letter from Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), former chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
In their confirmation hearings, Simons and some other commissions said they were open to looking at past decisions on mergers to see how they had panned out, and wants the Google/AdMob merger to be one of them.
In a letter to FTC chair Joe Simons, Hatch laid out the case that is being built against the search giant:
"Google loosened some of those restrictions when faced with antitrust complaints, and the European Commission has said it is monitoring to see if those new restrictions have anticompetitive effects. Then in May, 60 Minutes aired a segment that highlighted several allegations regarding purportedly anticompetitive conduct by the company involving its search practices," he said.
The letter comes as the FTC is launching hearings in early September on how and whether it should update its competition and antitrust enforcement regime in the face of tectonic shifts in tech.
Related: Senate to Vet Competition Enforcement
But Hatch was not done with the litany of alleged offenses. He added that Google has reportedly removed some businesses it does not agree with from its platforms and said he also had concerns about its sharing of actual e-mail content with third-party app developers.
He called all those reports disquieting, and wants the FTC to make some noise about it, at least to the extent of reconsidering the competitive effects of digital advertising and search, procompetitive and anticompetitive.
Hatch conceded that Google has a long record of providing valuable services and innovation, but also says much has changed since the FTC took a deep dive into its ad conduct back in 2010 when it was investigating its purchase of AdMob.
Hatch pointed out that the FTC closed that investigation in 2013 without taking action in part on the assumption that Apple was about to become a strong mobile ad network competitor, which never happened."
Instead, by many measures, Google's position throughout the ad market, publisher-side ad servers to ad exchanges to advertiser-side ad servers, has become more dominant. And Google accumulates data at essentially every step," he said.
Other developments included an FTC staff report that had recommended antitrust action against Google related to search for possible preference of its own content over rivals, something that the government has recently been emphasizing, including in the AT&T-Time Warner suit--is a big anticompetitive effect.
Hatch's letter also comes days before the Senate Intelligence Committee is holding a hearing with top edge providers about foreign influence on social media platforms. Google has been invited, but was listed as a maybe.
Edge Providers have increasingly been catching flak from both sides of the political spectrumand both ends of Pennsylvania Ave.
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Up early, as in way too early. Dressed, socks on, Ready to go.
He eats fast, so he has more time to play before the bus comes.
Excited and nervous.
One not quite ready for summer to end, but the bus is coming. Ready or not.
Socks and tennis shoes replace flip flops.
Backpacks on, loaded down with supplies for the year.
Pictures on the front porch ready to join the menagerie already on Facebook. Say Cheese.
Here comes the bus. Smiles on. Line up. Here we go.
"See you after school!"
Back to the house. The Quiet shouts on the first day of school. Even with two still home.
One 4th grader and two 1st graders. Where does time go?
On to the gym and groceries before they come back. Rushing in the door. Big smiles. All talking at once.
Ready for day 2.


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Vastavam web: The ruling Congress' manifesto for the coming assembly polls in Karnataka would be released by AICC president Rahul Gandhi next month, the party said today.It would be presented to the electorate between March 10 and 15, manifesto committee chairman M Veerappa Moily told reporters here in the presence of party leader and former union minister Margaret Alva and Karnataka IT-BT Minister Priyank Kharge.Moily said the manifesto's highlights would include eradication of poverty, hunger, upgrading slums, and creation of wealth.
Before bringing out the document, Congress will have detailed deliberations with each segment of society, Moily, a former chief minister of the state, said. It would also have in detail the works carried out by the Siddaramaiah government in the last five years.


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Houston Native Data, Local weather, Headlines, Sports activities, Enterprise, And Leisure
Evan Orth threw two fourth-quarter touchdowns as South Alabama rallied late to beat Texas State forty one-31 on Saturday night time. Shea Patterson threw three touchdown passes to Donovan Peoples-Jones, serving to No. 19 Michigan draw back to beat SMU forty five-20 on Saturday.
LSU has offered out of its versatile football season ticket packages. The school launched the pilot program earlier this month. In beneath two weeks, athletic leaders say they have been capable of promote 100 fifty vouchers. Mitch Moreland singled within the profitable run with two outs in the ninth inning and the Boston Pink Sox beat the Houston Astros 6-5 on Sunday evening to avoid a three-recreation sweep in a matchup of AL division leaders.
Cam Newton ran for 58 yards and a touchdown, and Carolina's safety turned in a dominating efficiency as a result of the Panthers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 16-eight throughout the season opener Sunday. Houston quarterback D'Eriq King threw for 4 touchdowns and rushed for one as a result of the Cougars beat Arizona 45-18 on Saturday.
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NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Oklahoma's dynamic receiving tandem of Marquise Hollywood†Brown and CeeDee Lamb has been just about unstoppable to this point this season. Brown has 19 catches for 412 yards and three touchdowns by way of three video video games. Lamb has 12 catches for 225 yards and two scores. They are key causes the fifth-ranked Sooners will take an unbeaten file into their recreation towards Military.
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cleveland Browns have reduce ties with proficient nevertheless troubled receiver Josh Gordon by dealing him to the New England Patriots for a fifth-round draft decide. The deal acquired here collectively two days after the Browns reached a breaking stage with Gordon, who has been suspended quite a few instances by the NFL for drug violations since Cleveland drafted him in 2012. The crew ran out of persistence when Gordon reported to the group on Saturday with a hamstring damage after training all week.
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Ohio State standout defensive finish Nick Bosa left the No. four Buckeyes' recreation in direction of No. 15 TCU with an harm Saturday night time time. Carlos Correa hit a tiebreaking sacrifice fly inside the eighth inning and the Houston Astros received their sixth straight recreation, rallying earlier the Boston Purple Sox 6-three Friday night in a matchup of AL division leaders.
UNDATED (AP) — Alan Bowman appears to be to be subsequent in line on the checklist of prolific passers who have come by means of Texas Tech. The true freshman sits No. 2 on the nationwide passing chart this week after throwing for 605 yards and 5 touchdowns in the Purple Raiders' sixty three-49 win over Houston. Penn State freshman Daniel George's first catch was a 95-yard touchdown for the longest play from scrimmage in program historical past. TCU's Darius Anderson broke the longest run of the season when he went ninety three yards against Ohio State.
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Rookie Jacob Stallings hit a two-out single throughout the bottom of the ninth inning to rally the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-6 victory over the Kansas Metropolis Royals on Monday night. After Jordan Luplow grounded into a double play, Kevin Kramer walked and moved to second on Kevin Newman's single.


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Mangaluru, Dec 12, 2014 : A team of officials which raided a sand mining area at Pavoor Uliyakudru island have arrested nearly six persons on December 12, Friday.
The raiding team was led by Mangaluru Tahsildar P Mohan Kumar. He was accompanied by Mangaluru Rural Police. The team which acted on a tip off has also seized over 20 boats and two lorries for extracting sand from river Netravathi despite the administration banning the same in the area.
The raid follows a complaint lodged by local residents with Deputy Commissioner AB Ibrahim stating that the unabated sand extraction has shrunk the island which is a home to nearly 958 families.
As the island comes under the CRZ, no permission is given to undertake sand mining.


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Czech TV have confirmed today to ESCtakeover that they currently do not see themselves debuting in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Gilwice, Poland. In a statement given to us from Martina Pokludová from the information centre of the broadcaster it stated that;
Czech Television has not taken any decisions about taking part in Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2019. In this moment we do not consider the Czech Republic as a participant. We as a public broadcaster are constantly focused on participation in Eurovision Song Contest.Statement from Czech TV, exclusive to ESCtakeover.
The Czech Republic has never taken part at the event, and joined the Eurovision Song Contest in 2007, only qualifying 3 times. They are one of the least successful countries in the contest but recent years have seen significant success for the country with a 6th and 11th place finish in the past two years with Mikolas Josef and Lake Malawi


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Magic Uneraser Home 4.1 giveaway olarak 1 Nisan 2018 tarihinde sunulmuştu
Magic Uneraser yeni jenerasyon veri kurtarma programıdır. Windows 10 uyumlu program her türde veri kurtarma işlemini yapabilmektedir.
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 10 (x32/x64), the administrative privileges are required
Recover lost information, repair broken partitions and rebuild damaged and missing file systems in fully automated mode. No matter how badly damaged your disk is and whether you have a file system on it or it's completely gone, Magic Partition Recovery can carefully recover your files and recon struct the partition system structures based on available data. Get your 50% discount for Magic Partition Recovery with Giveawayoftheday! Use promo code: Giveawayoftheday
Magic Uneraser comes in 3 editions: Home, Office, Commercial but they all have the same software features except for the licensing and usage terms.
The GUI looks exactly like the one from Hetman Uneraser, suggesting this is a rebranded version of the software.
In my test, search for archives went very quick, the displaying of results were not helpful at all, you can't sort for deletion date, only creation and modification, which gives no real sense of when the file was actually deleted because you can easily modify both of these dates. The only way to determine that would be by using the displayed filename or size, if you still remember it.
Next thing was the health option, there is none, not even a info about possibly overwritten sectors that may have damaged the file, you just get a list with all the archives found and a checkmark option to restore, in my case it was randomly a 370 KB ZIP and a 40 MB RAR archive. The RAR was intact and returned 0 errors and unpacked perfectly, while the ZIP was completelybroken.
What i want to say with it, i could have restored over 40 GB of data found in this search result alone and i selected a very tiny fraction. If you can't tell, that a restored file may be broken prior to restoring it, why even trying to restore it then, wasting time and hard disk space with expected data garbage? The time may be spent better looking for free alternatives that actually do give that information because time is valuable nowadays.
It does recover files but gives no proper health estimate or deletion date and you need a little bit of knowledge about the deleted files in order to find and restore them, in a possible broken or non-broken state, depending on luck.
After every restoration, the last window shows a sharing option for Facebook and Twitter, so you can share your results with them, uhm, ok then.
If you have nothing else to recover files, you can give it a go but it's not a real keeper.
Recuva from Piriform is a good free alternative.
Applause for today's developer in so honestly titling its wares: "Magic Uneraser Home". Because yup, it will be magic if software of less than forensic laboratory standard can even hope to un-erase. . . anything. As a recovery app for data that's been deleted rather than erased -- and no, the two words are not interchangeable -- then today's GOTD could certainly be useful for some though not, sadly. . . magical.
If anyone has to depend on recovered files as magical recovery is in big trouble. I had recovered files in the past like, pictures, doc, mov and so on, but after the recovery, I noticed some parts were missing like, exif, headers, parts of the text included some parts of pictures and the pictures were not 100% recovered and or intermingled with some parts of a movie and so on.
My point is this, if you depend on a recovery software (of any kind) to save the day, please don't. Nothing can be easier to have back ups of everything, not just duplicates, but triplicates would be preferred to me, leave the recovery to the forensic investigators.
Tranmontane, - Back up to optical media (as well as external hard drives) and store in a safe place. Malware, ransomware, or even my doing something stupid, I still have verified backup. Hard copy backup is the only way to go. I don't trust "cloud" storage.
You can find 4 gb dvd on sale in 100 lots for under 25 cents a disk. 25 GB Blu Ray disks go for $25.00 per 50 pack.
You must have wanted it to willingly put it on your computer. Some things, are near impossible to find and re-download, even weeks after obtaining.


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Power on in Wauwatosa, but arcing pole may have caused fire
Fire Dept.: Arcing electrical pole caused Hwy 45 grass fire
Southeast Wisconsin's heat and dry weather combined Thursday afternoon as work to restore a power outage sparked a grass fire.
An outage in Wauwatosa Thursday afternoon left 2,300 customers without power during the hottest portions of the afternoon.
Crews from We Energies worked to solve the problem, but customers like Pam Jacobson did everything they could to stay cool.
"It went back on for about three minutes, then it went back out," she said. "We filled up every pool we have and anything that didn't have to be inflated with an air pump. We're just trying to make do."
"I went into immediate survival mode," said Amy Piontek. "Closed all the curtains, didn't open the fridge, kept the doors closed."
We Energies told WISN 12 News the boundaries of the outage were between 76th and 124th streets and North and Hampton avenues. As of 3 p.m., the number of affect customers was down to 500 in Wauwatosa. By 3:45 p.m., the number was down to two dozen.
There was a problem with a failed substation, We Energies spokesman Brian Manthey said.
The power outage also created a small grass fire as crews working on the outage experienced arcing on an electrical pole that ignited dry grass near Hwy 45 and Burleigh Ave.
"We had a small contained grass fire," deputy chief Kurt Dressnandt of the Wauwatosa Fire Department said. "The fire basically arced, lit this area up, and we extinguished it and notified We Energies."
There were also smaller outages in Elm Grove, Franklin, Fredonia and West Allis throughout the day.
Manthey said the power company expects to reach peak of energy usage around 5 or 6 p.m. Thursday afternoon.


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Hey, guys! Here's a little Christmas present for you all!
Before anyone gets too confused, despite the [CE] categorization, this is NOT an entry from enigma and Gamer2002's "Ace Everything Else Online" comp. This is, in fact, an old entry that I never released from Gumpei and Ping's "Breakin' Da Rules" comp all the way back in November 2012 - January 2013. However, the recent comp has inspired me, and so, in the AEEO/Christmas spirit, I present... HTB!
So, what exactly is HTB!, you may ask? Well, it's pretty simple. HTB! (do NOT leave off the exclamation point) is an ultra-serious, dark, and gritty exploration of the psyche of man, questioning to what lengths some people will go to in the name of justice. It's a world-hopping, flashback-filled alternative interpretation and analysis of the original Ace Attorney canon that will forever change your perceptions of many characters and the AA world itself. Best of all, knowledge of HTB! and its many secrets will induct you into a secret community of HTB!-secret-knowers, allowing you to understand and reply to their HTB!-referencing messages.
Yes, you may be saying, but what is it? Well, I could tell you, but the fastest way is simply to show you. The prologue is HERE. Just trust me on this, it'll take like five minutes.
Once you've played that, you should be good to go for the rest of this post. AND NOT BEFORE! Understand? Good.
(Oh, yeah, I should probably mention that the Prologue and Part 1 were originally created on the V5 engine and then converted to V6. I believe that everything works fine, but if there are any weird glitches, that may be why.)
Hello and welcome to Holy Turnabout Batman!, the greatest AAO case about a semi-Japanese lawyer who is also secretly flying-mammal-based superhero ever!
Now, those of you with no exposure to HTB! beyond the Prologue may be a bit confused as to how this premise makes any sense. The short answer is: because it does. The longer answer can be found below in HTB! Part 1:
HOLY TURNABOUT BATMAN! PART 1 - Now with Talk prompts, Examine conversations and actual player interaction! Even if you've played HTB! before, enjoy the never-before-seen content!
But seriously. It WILL actually make some sense. Maybe not complete sense, but enough sense. Kind of.
Now, some of you may be wondering what comes after Part 1. The answer is simple: Part 2. HTB! Part 2 does, in fact, exist. Unfortunately, it is not complete. It is not even especially close to complete. When will it be complete, you ask? I have no idea! It's got a fair amount of work required (not to mention the likely Parts 3, 4, 5 and 6 needed to complete the story) and most of my efforts are currently focused on other unfinished comp projects, like A Web of Turnabouts. And That Turnabout Where The Defendant Is The Murderer. And A Pre-Emptive Turnabout. And this other project I have that ISN'T a comp entry. Yet. I've really got to stop entering those things and just finish SOMETHING. That said, I'll probably do a bit of polishing on Part 1 when I have time (maybe add one or two more Present conversations), so if you notice anything that needs fixing (or have any questions about the case or the... rather unique HTB! world in general BEYOND "when is the next part coming out,") feel free to ask or bring it up.
The point is, while I would like someday to finish the glory that is HTB!, that's not likely to be any time soon. So, why would I post a probably-never-going-to-be-completed-okay-probably-but-not-for-years case? Because Prologue and Part 1 tell a relatively self-contained story on their own, and I wanted to expose people (especially newer members) to the joy that is HTB! knowledge. And actually have A playable portion of a trial SOMEWHERE.
So, yeah. I hope you enjoy/enjoyed HTB! Prologue and Part 1. If you didn't, well, that's your problem.
Oh, come on, you KNEW that was going to be there.


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Home > Home, Garden & Office > Pet Supplies > Collars & Harnesses > High Visibility Dog Cat Pet Safety Light Collar Tag Red/Blue/White Flash LED
Product Details
Description:The high visibility flashing LEDs allowing cars, bike riders and pedestrians see your pet, make sure he/she is safe.
Condition: 100% brand new
High visibility flashing led light (red & blue & white)
Replaceable batteries (included)
Waterproof, but try not to submerge it in water
Comes with a carabiner, convenient to carry
Can be seen up to 1/2 mile away
Easily spot your pet in woods or fields
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1 pet dog collar tag, 3 pcs LR41 button cells included
Say by gowerray 2012-08-11 07:09:54
Really bright and great looking
Say by petnthings 2011-09-09 18:19:11
Great pet safety light! Bright lights, perfect size for pet's collar. Easy to turn off/on.
Say by arcanjodh 2011-04-17 23:29:35
very cool and very bright and really highlights the location of your pet. A beautiful pendant with multicolored glitter and glamor for dogs and cats


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The position of Pakistan has become that of a wrecked boat in the vast stormy ocean of terrorism, militancy, fundamentalism and insurgency.
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Where on earth can one find this chilling example that in a Hindu dominated country, almost half a million Hindus were uprooted from their homeland?
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Not the state of victory, not the Roman military procession, but the band. Watch Mike Levine channel Derek Smalls at the beginning:
Now, I'm not one of those guys who is stuck in the eighties. I love lots of new music, but I keep finding these wonderful gems from my misspent youth and now, in my misspent adulthood, I want to share them with all of you. Having said that:
And this is me just digging the video in my bedroom. I actually saw the guys on this tour (Sport of Kings) back in 1987, though it was in Worcester, Mass, not Halifax where this video was shot. Best concert ever! They were ten times better live than in the studio.
Here's a funny lighter story. I saw nearly every show I've ever seen in the eighties. I went to see Rush (That other godlike Canadian power trio) with my wife in 1996. Before the show I told her we had to get lighters.
"Why? We don't smoke," she sez.
"No," I sez, "It's for Closer to the Heart (I speak in italics like that sometimes). Everybody holds up their lighters at the beginning of Closer to the Heart."
Besides seeing this on their concert videos, I saw them twice in '87 on the Hold Your Fire Tour. So I knew whereof I spoke. We're at the concert, yay, song, song, song, then Alex starts up with the beginning of Closer to the Heart.
"Quick, get out your lighter!" I told my wife. We hold up our lighters and I look around this crowd of maybe 12,000 people and their are maybe ten lighters lit in the whole goddamned audience.
"Okay, put away your lighter," I said. Sheepishly would be the proper adverb here.
Enough of that crap. I achieved 87 today with Cranberry God. I think Thaumatrope is choking on submissions. My last one is set to run on July 3rd and I read a message after submitting Cranberry God that said, Please wait for a response to this submission before sending another. So that will slow me down. But it was bound to happen.
Saturday, December 20, 2008
1 comment:
- CyberCoder said...
Good video, I saw Triumph several times in San Antonio Texas between 1979 (Just a Game Tour) and 1983, when they were still a power trio. Thanks for the flashback !
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I finished painting all track today, and started painting the turntable. The well of the turntable, which was a sandstone or khaki color, is now gray (I simply used Rust-Oleum Flat Gray Primer).
Once the primer dried, I used a Testors Rail Brown enamel paint marker around the turntable rail:
I also used the same paint marker on the rails, spikes, and plates of my track to differentiate the color from the rail ties. This took several applications and almost four hours! I am pleased with the result, though!


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Differrentiate between 127.0.0.1 and 0.0.0.0?
I understand that 127.0.0.1 points to
localhost, and so does 0.0.0.0 (correct me if I'm wrong). So, what's the difference between 127.0.0.1 and 0.0.0.0?
I understand that 127.0.0.1 points to
localhost, and so does 0.0.0.0 (correct me if I'm wrong). So, what's the difference between 127.0.0.1 and 0.0.0.0?
They are not the same.
127.0.0.1 is part of the 127/8 network which is reserved and points to the same computer.
0.0.0.0 is a special IP address that means different things depending on context.
In the Internet Protocol Version 4, the address 0.0.0.0 is a non-routable meta-address used to designate an invalid, unknown or non-applicable target. To give a special meaning to an otherwise invalid piece of data is an application of in-band signaling.
You might have mistaken 0.0.0.0 for 127.0.0.1 when you look at netstat and see the local address listening on as 0.0.0.0, but this is a different way 0.0.0.0 is used.
In the context of servers, 0.0.0.0 means "all IPv4 addresses on the local machine". If a host has two ip addresses, 192.168.1.1 and 10.1.2.1, and a server running on the host listens on 0.0.0.0, it will be reachable at both of those IPs.
In the context of routing, 0.0.0.0 usually means the default route, i.e. the route which leads to "the rest of" the internet instead of somewhere on the local network.
127.0.0.1 is normally the IP address assigned to the "loopback" or local-only interface. This is a "fake" network adapter that can only communicate within the same host. It's often used when you want a network-capable application to only serve clients on the same host. A process that is listening on
127.0.0.1 for connections will only receive local connections on that socket.
"localhost" is normally the hostname for the
127.0.0.1 IP address. It's usually set in
/etc/hosts (or the Windows equivalent named "hosts" somewhere under
%WINDIR%). You can use it just like any other hostname - try "ping localhost" to see how it resolves to
0.0.0.0 has a couple of different meanings, but in this context, when a server is told to listen on
0.0.0.0 that means "listen on every available network interface". The loopback adapter with IP address
127.0.0.1 from the perspective of the server process looks just like any other network adapter on the machine, so a server told to listen on
0.0.0.0 will accept connections on that interface too.
That hopefully answers the IP side of your question. I'm not familiar with Jekyll or Vagrant, but I'm guessing that your port forwarding
8080 => 4000 is somehow bound to a particular network adapter, so it isn't in the path when you connect locally to


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The conventional treatment in rheumatic fever is rest in bed, the application of heat, plenty of good food, and the use of aspirin. Aspirin is regarded as a specific in this disease, and is part of the armamentarium of the average physician.
While there is no question that rest in bed and the application of heat are of great help, physicians would do well to re-evaluate the effects of aspirin as well as the conventional type of feeding in the light of our new concepts of disease and the more modern findings of nutrition. They would soon realise that a change from the conventional approach is imperative if permanent heart damage is to be avoided.
Let us begin by examining how aspirin affects a rheumatic fever patient. We can do no better than turn to Dr. Paul Dudley White, who said that because the possibility of long continued salicylate (aspirin) therapy may depress the production rate of immune bodies in the organism, it makes one hesitate to recommend such chronic treatment unreservedly. He continued: It is of considerable importance to recognise that evidence of the persistent activity of the rheumatic infection may be masked by the long continued use of salicylates, which abolishes temporary symptoms and signs including fever and leucocytosis.1
In other words, long-continued use of aspirin suppresses or masks the rheumatic infection, and actually interferes with the immunising powers of the body. It should not take much to see how this can permanently damage the affected parts of the body.
Looking further, we find Graham and Parker saying: Sodium salicylate (a salt of aspirin) is widely used in the treatment of acute rheumatic fever and the more chronic forms of rheumatism. While there may be disagreements as to its precise value in the therapy of various rheumatic conditions there is a general agreement that it is a toxic substance giving rise to a variety of untoward and even alarming symptoms which may interfere with its administration following about aspirin: Overdoses of acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) commonly produces ringing in the ears as do the inorganic salicylates. Frequently, however, even in quantities not excessive, it produces a very different type of intoxication. Among the most common symptoms are profuse sweating, cold extremities, either with or without a fall in body temperature, rapid or irregular pulse and occasionally albuminuria [albumin in the urine].
In many reported cases there has been marked facial edema involving not only the skin but the mucous membrane of the mouth and throat.
In addition to aspirin, other drugs have been used in the treatment of rheumatic fever. Cortisone and ACTH are the drugs which have been tried most recently. Results of a three-year study undertaken by the American, British, and Canadian Heart Association, to determine whether ACTH, cortisone or aspirin is most effective in alleviating the symptoms of rheumatic fever, while so far inconclusive has, nevertheless, demonstrated that there is little difference in the efficacy of these remedies and that the dangers of side reaction with aspirin are much less.3
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An International Symposium at Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier
October 17-18, 2014
This conference was the third event of an AHRC funded Research Network series, 'Writing, Analysing, Translating Dalit Literature'. After the first events of the series in Nottingham and Leicester (June 2014), the theme of this two-day symposium in Montpellier was the analysis of the innovative and experimental features of Dalit literature. We invited papers on the revisiting of features of the novel through other genres, the use of multiple narrators and non-linear, complex narrative structures. We aimed to examine how genres merged or clashed with each other and to what effect and purpose. How did these interactions translate from the vernacular Indian languages into European languages, or to what extent did they not translate? Speakers were also encouraged to explore the ways in which dalit literature drew on other artistic modes of expression such as performance or visual arts. We asked speakers to address the following questions: Do dalit texts transgress conventional genre boundaries, or do they evoke marginalised dalit cultural forms of expression and tradition? How closely do the visual, the literary and the political dimensions intertwine and combine? What narrative is being built through these interconnections between the visual and the literary? Performance and visual arts may help us to unravel the issues linked to representation and eschew a vision that would be based on a desire for so-called authentic representations of Dalit experience.
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See below the event's list of abstracts:
Joshil K ABRAHAM (G B Pant Engineering College, IP University)
Reading Kerala Modernity through Caste and/in Cinema: Analysing Vigathakumaran and Papilio Buddha
The Bulletin of the International Film Festival of Kerala held in 2013 at Trivandrum, was entitled '75 years of Malayalam cinema'. Two Malayalam films were conveniently omitted by the IFFK, one of which happens to be Vigathakumaran (1930) directed by J.C Daniel, which was 'unofficially' banned by the dominant upper caste Nairs as its heroine, P.K Rosy belonged to a Pulaya (Dalit) community. This long forgotten film got renewed public attention with the release of Celluloid (2013) by Kamaluddin Mohammed Majeed (Kamal), which dealt with the making, release and non-recognition of Vigathakumaran and its director J.C Daniel, a Nadar Christian, alleged not to be a 'Malayalee' enough.
While critics argue that Vigathakumaran was banned and forgotten because it happened in pre-Modernist Kerala where caste was still an issue, when we analyse the fate of Dalit actors and characters in Malayalam cinema even in the present times, it is not much different. This paper will analyse the presence/absence of Dalit actors and characters in present day Malayalam cinema. As an entry to this investigation I will engage with the Malayalam movie Papilio Buddha (2013) directed by Jayan K Cherian. The film talks about the complex relationships that Dalits are involved in with communism, government, mainstream sexuality, gendered roles and the environment. The language used in the movie seems to have threatened the 'literate' Kerala audience and the censor board. They termed the language 'filthy' and 'derogatory'. I will look into the aspects of the use of language, sexuality and gender roles in Dalit and non-Dalit movies and examine how it challenges Kerala's Modernity. The paper will also try to compare the differences in the narrative structures of Dalit and non-Dalit movies, arguing that Dalit narratives, when cinematized, disturb the linearity of Kerala's hegemonic Modernity. Thus the paper would argue that the discourse of caste and/in cinema breaks the linear narrative of Kerala's Modernity.
Deeptha ACHAR (Department of English, Maharaja Sayajirao University, Baroda)
Notes on Reading Dalit Art
Dalit art is a relatively new category. Investigations of Dalit art have conventionally been found as a part of anthropological or folklore studies and only in the past decade or so have there been discussions on the idea of Dalit art in art criticism or visual culture. These discussions have taken either a recuperative route by invoking traditional Dalit practice or they have concentrated on the idea of visual imagery in the context of Dalits in the public sphere. In rare instances there is a focus on a particular artist or work and these have, in many cases, been either very tentative or sharply polemical. This is in contrast to the idea of Dalit literature.
The central question that confronts the idea of Dalit art is the question of the visual representation of caste. How does one represent the Dalit through the drawing of a figure, a landscape or an object? What are the visual resources that the artist could draw on? How does she set up visual modes of address in the context of the caste? How would these 'caste' images engage the visual repertoire of the viewer? Drawing from representations of caste in modern Indian art, I attempt to track the formal and conceptual trajectory that such representations have taken.
Santosh DASH (Arts and Commerce College, Savli, Baroda)
Of Subjecthood and Form: On Reading Two Dalit Short Stories from Gujarat
Dalit literature, whose beginning in Gujarat is usually traced to the anti-reservation riots of the 1980s, has significantly marked itself away from the mainstream in ways that have come to challenge many aesthetic categories of conventional writing. Far from being derivative, this new literature has developed in response to mainstream challenges on the aesthetic front and also, more importantly, has grown out of its own internal demand for finding formal and generic properties suitable for the depiction of the social in Gujarat. In fact, in the last forty years, its trajectory bears witness to many creative innovations, formal as well as material.
My concern in the paper would be to look for, in the aesthetic concerns of the evolving Dalit short story form in Gujarat, the radical proposal for a more productive articulation of the social in literature. My concern also would be to see in the historical practices of the Dalit short story form the evolving contours of an aesthetics that is uncompromisingly committed to the social. Through a reading of two short stories: Rakhopana Saap and Breathlessness, one taken from the first collection of Gujarati Dalit short stories Gujarati Dalit Vartha (1987) and the other from a more recently published collection, The City of Dust and Lust (2010), I intend to explore the generic and social transactions that are underway in Dalit short stories in Gujarat and see how their interactions have kept the space open for innovation and creativity with regard to subjecthood and form.
My focus, however, would be on following the ideas of sex, caste and untouchability and their complex articulation in these short stories. The point would be partly to mark the continuity of sexual exploitation of Dalit women and the repetition of this narrative concern in Dalit writing. But more significantly, the attempt would be to see if the depiction of this aspect of women's sexual life in Dalit writing has built into the short story form properties which, when these stories are read along the axis of caste and class, would make way not just for readings around patriarchy, power and dominance but also around art, aesthetics and formal innovation.
Raj Kumar HANS (The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda)
Encounters with Issues from Local to Global in Dalit Creativity: While Reading Des Raj Kali's Hypertext Novel Shanti Parav
Kali is a renowned Punjabi writer, journalist and activist. Shanti Parav (2009) is the second in a projected series of his 7 novels. The idea of Shanti (peace) Parav is taken from Mahabharata where it forms the last part of the epic. Whereas the concluding part in the classical epic justifies the pros and cons of bloodshed in the 'great war' after peace prevails, Kali critically looks at the consequences of the Partition holocaust as package of the Indian Independence. Kali experiments with hypertext technique to weave his narrative that runs parallel on each page. The supertext is a fictional set of narratives, independent and yet interconnected, about everyday life in an urban setting. The subtext carries rumblings of 3 real characters — Comrade, Bhag Mal Paagal and Retired Professor Johal. The upper narrative weaves a world of diverse people in an older neighbourhood of Jalandhar city; the world of older women, complexities of entangled relationships, inter-caste marriages, sexuality, pressures, strains, pains and pangs of poor Dalits, middle class, of addicted people, their sufferings and humanity. It brings in the characters from countryside to city hospitals and gardens, and beautifully portrays the alienation of all kinds. The subtext, in italics, is a critical look at the 'system' through real life characters' analytical frames—Marxist, Dalit, Academic — as they talk to the writer-listener. This is made interesting by smaller fictional interjections. The novel is subversive, powerfully political and interestingly readable as it has a seductive technique to attract readers' attention despite its risk with experimental form, a novelty for the Punjabi readers. Due to its non-linear hypertext form, the writer suggests/helps the reader in the upper narrative, as he does in the prefatory notes, how to read the novel and when and where to change tracts between texts. Nonetheless, a reader is free to adopt his/her own ways. There are multiple narrators at both levels and the novel can be read in parts from anywhere. It is a brilliant experiment in narrative, a landmark, with no known parallel in Indian vernacular literatures. The paper would analyse the body and spirit, the form and content of the novel to reach out to the changing scale of Dalit consciousness.
Dolores HERRERO (University of Zaragoza)
Meena Kandasamy's The Gypsy Goddess: A Postmodern Novel with a Fearsome Political Agenda
Meena Kandasamy's debut novel The Gypsy Goddess tackles the plight of a community of Dalit agricultural labourers who live and work in inhuman conditions, coping with the unrelenting oppression and heartbreaking atrocities inflicted upon them by their ruthless upper-caste landlords in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu. In particular, this novel revolves around the massacre that took place in the village of Kilvenmani on Christmas day, 1968. The aim of this presentation will be to analyse the different ways in which Kandasamy, so far known as a critically acclaimed poet, uses the novel as a literary genre, together with some well-known postmodern theories and strategies, in order to disclose the shortcomings of traditional plot-driven linear novels, criticise the exoticism so often displayed in contemporary Indian fiction, unearth the 'other' side of official Indian history, dig up the traumatic story of an entire Dalit community's fight for freedom, and give voice to those who were for so long relegated to silence, invisibility and oblivion. Many are the devices that the novel uses to shock readers and make them play an active role in their harrowing reading process: the narration is by no means linear and contains a variety of narrative voices; there is an alternation of first/second/ third-person narration and no actual protagonist, since the novel does not specifically delve into the deeds and traumas of any individual character; different chapters take different forms: a letter, a communist pamphlet, a postmodern digression on the very nature of story-telling, chronologically ordered stories vs. disconnected accounts of fragmented traumatic experiences, etc. The study of these elements will allow me to conclude that the experimental nature of this novel allows Kandasamy to confront readers with an unpalatable reality that no conventional realist novel could have possibly depict with such poignancy and forcefulness.
Jondhale Rahul HIRAMAN (The English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad)
The Representation of Dalit Conversion to Buddhism in Marathi Dalit Literature: A Critical Reading
It has been generally observed and argued that the contemporary Dalit literature in Marathi is the outcome of conversion to Buddhism among the Dalits, especially the 'Mahars' (one of the major Dalit communities) in Maharashtra (scholars like Jayashree Gokhale and Eleanor Zelliot have shown that in their works on Dalit Literature). It has been also believed that what is today called Dalit Literature comes up from the Dalit literary movements grew out of conversion to Buddhism in Maharashtra. It is true that unlike other Dalit conversions to Christianity/Islam, conversion to Buddhism among Dalits (especially Mahars) stands unique that has resulted in the production of enormous amount of Dalit writings. It is also true that what we see today as Dalit literature in Marathi is the outcome of Ambedkarite movement and Dalit (Mahar) conversion to Buddhism. Nonetheless, the Dalit literature produced in Marathi by the Dalits (especially the Mahars) has some sort of a Buddhist aspect attached to their writing. This Buddhist aspect of Dalit literature, on the one hand, represents the beginning of a new era in the life of Dalits after their conversion to Buddhism, and highlights the importance of this new mobilization that gave them new socio-religious and political identity. On the other hand, it also discusses and debates the contradictions that this idea of conversion has thrown up in the contemporary times. Going by this, one can argue that this contemporary Marathi Dalit literature does not only glorify conversion but also presents a context where constructive criticism around the idea of conversion is established.
This paper focuses on representation of the issue of Dalit conversion to Buddhism in contemporary Marathi Dalit literature. For this purpose, an attempt is made to look for such Dalit writings (Autobiographies, short-stories, and poems), which represent, discuss and debate the issue of conversion.
Aniket JAAWARE (Savitribai Phule Pune University)
Dalit Literature: Consumption, Destitution and Further
In my presentation I will attempt to track the movement from my previously published article 'Eating and Eating with the Dalit' in which I attempted a kind of contextural analysis of Marathi Dalit Poetry, to a more politically and ethically oriented analysis of some of Baburao Bagul's short stories, in 'Destitute Literature'. However, that line of thought needs to be taken further, and I will attempt to do so. One possible line of development is to attempt a description or even an analysis of caste itself, within which to re-situate Dalit literature, as literature.
Nicolas Jaoul (CNRS, Paris)
Embodying Dalit Radicality: Rebels and Victims on Stage
Based on an article published in South Asia Popular Culture in 2013 (Politicizing Victimhood: The Dalit Panthers' Response to Caste Violence In Uttar Pradesh in the Early 1980s), my presentation will discuss the translation of Dalit radicality from textuality to body language, and what can be learned from it regarding Dalit emancipation that cannot be read in texts alone. In Uttar Pradesh in the early 1980s, the Dalit Panthers' radical intervention in the field of Dalit politics took place in a context of anti-Dalit violence by the dominant castes. While Gandhi's consensual reformism dominated the public discourse on the untouchable question, a new generation of radicalized Dalit youngsters sought their emancipation through the symbolic appropriation of violence. Focusing their politics on the Dalit proletariat's revolutionary agency, the Panthers did not merely stand against the Gandhian notion of the harmless and pitiful 'harijan' victim. This article argues that their radical politics was more ambiguous than what is generally admitted, by showing that they also relied on previously existing victimology as the relevant moral terrain to recreate the emancipated Dalit subject. Concentrating on the predicaments inherent to the political resignification of culturally constituted subjects (as highlighted by Judith Butler), it analyzes photographs taken at the Dalit Panthers' first political meetings in Uttar Pradesh. This empirical material conveys the Panthers' body language of radicality, thus offering insights into their political uses of previously existing nationalist idioms and semiologies when seeking to politicize victimhood.
Devika MEHRA (Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi)
From Gulamgiri to A Gardener in the Wasteland: A Study of Appropriating and Reworking Dalit Literature in Twenty-first Century
The dynamics of popular culture can be mapped by studying the emergence of newer mode of storytelling where text becomes a site of resistance as well as a cultural artifact. Such is the case with graphic novels and comics that incorporate and assimilate different genres, forms and techniques. With the increasing popularity of comics and graphic novels a new discursive space has opened up for negotiating issues of untouchability and oppression. The use of innovative narrative technique, word-image play and comic/graphic art change the dynamics of the text, which in turn, facilitate creation of counter-narratives that rework, revision and appropriate older works for contemporary readers. In this paper, I am going to look at the reworking and adaptation of Jotiba Phule's Gulamgiri (Slavery) in the graphic novel, A Gardener in the Wasteland: Jotiba Phule's Fight for Liberty (2011) by Srividya Natrajan and Aparajita Ninan (illustrator). My focus is going to be on the formal and stylistic elements of the text and how the medium of graphic novel is used to transform a historical non-fictional work giving it a new dimension by fusing different forms and modes of storytelling such as comic-book format with dialogue form along with that of contexts—past and present, historical and contemporary. The entire text uses images in various ways to foreground, extrapolate and revisit Phule's Gulamgiri to look at Dalit oppression and struggle for liberty from a new vantage point creating new meanings and new spaces for its discussion in a popular medium.
Anupama RAO (Columbia University, New York)
The Literature of Emancipation
The emergence of anti-caste thought was predicated on imagining new modes of political subjectivity, and on developing forms of narration adequate to it. My presentation will argue that the project of intellectual emancipation, a crucial arc of anticaste thought, produced a distinctive relationship between 'thought', and 'everyday life', and in so doing also constituted a social theory of caste as (social) totality. My presentation will thus address the issue of political aesthetics as a way of getting at the specificity of Dalit literature.
My presentation will draw upon arguments that appear in the essay, 'Revisiting Interwar Thought: Stigma, Labor, and the Immanence of Caste-Class', in Cosimo Zene (ed.) The Political Philosophies of Antonio Gramsci and B. R. Ambedkar: Subalterns and Dalits (London: Routledge, 2013: 43-58).
RAVICHANDRAN (Dalit Camera)
Internet Video Archives and Contemporary Dalit Politics: A study on Dalit Camera
In India, last two decades of the 20th century witnessed a number of cases of atrocities on dalits. It is also a notable factor that, during this period dalits started to form their own organizations across India, to address these atrocities. Consequently, for the first time, dalit writers, critics, lyricists, theatre artists, etc. have emerged, giving a voice to forgotten and forsaken narratives of oppression and resistance, in order to address their discrimination, contributing to a debate in the civil society. Paradoxically, these discussions on and movements contributing to dalit thoughts and everyday dalit narratives are largely unknown to the majority. Dalits have been subjected to a systemized denial of basic literary education; and hence, their narratives, until recently, have remained within the realms of oral and mnemonic transmission. The presence of these alternate narratives and historiographies has remained largely negated by the mainstream third estate. In this juncture, the advent of new media has challenged the monopoly of power, with an erosion of historically developed hierarchal demarcations. The emergence of this new public space that is structured on anonymous egalitarianism while remaining socially involved has provided a platform for dalit writers and activists to broadcast their narratives to a wider global audience. It is at this juncture that this paper finds its niche to talk about a YouTube channel – Dalit Camera as a medium of documenting the new knowledge, with special reference to internet and its impact. Among varied issues, Dalit Camera has been documenting Dalit perceptions about dominant Hindu festivals and challenged their origins as mythicized narratives of brahmin supremacy. In addition, Dalit Camera has also made an attempt to provide greater visibility, audibility and recognition to dalit narratives in the form of ballads, songs, street plays, etc. Dalit Camera:
Manohar REDDY (EFL University, Hyderabad)
Caste on Campus: Literary Associations and Dalit Student Politics in a South Indian University
This paper analyzes the literature produced by the Dalit students of University of Hyderabad. It is unprecedented in the history of independent India that a group of Dalit students founded three literary associations and brought out several important volumes of literature with no support from others. Most of this literature was authored by Dalit students as part of their struggle against caste discrimination they experienced inside and outside the classroom. Comprising mostly of poetry and short stories, it became the site of struggle and emancipation for them. In many ways, this literature challenged the upper caste Telugu literary traditions. For instance, G. Lakshmi Narasaiah, the well-known literary critic, in his introduction to one of the collections Gunde Dappu (The Drumbeat of the Heart) argues that these young poets reinvented ways of using Dalit cultural imagery such as Dappu, a musical instrument similar to drum. Moreover, the language deployed here is very different from the Sanskritized standard Telugu as well as the secular Telugu used by the 'progressive' writers, and has roots in the Dalit cultural-material world. This literature also employs radical narrative strategies. For instance, often the narrator's voice does not represent the modern secular subject 'I' but speaks on behalf of the Dalit community as a whole. Put together, such literary innovations characterize the new Dalit aesthetic.
The paper also looks at Madiga literature, particularly by Nagappagari Sunderraju, which raised the question of inequality among the Dalits. Sunderraju too experimented with both form and content in his stories. He employed a variety of Telugu spoken by the Madigas of his native Anatapur district and his stories dealt with and imagined a new Madiga life-world with full of images and real-life characters from Madiga Keris (colonies).
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Joshil K ABRAHAM completed his Masters in English Literature from Pondicherry central University, India, and has taught in colleges in Kerala and Delhi. He worked as Research Assistant in Cinema Studies Department, SAA, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi. He has presented papers in international conferences including the Conrad Conference held in Bath Spa University, UK in 2012. He is currently working as a Lecturer at G B Pant Engineering College, IP University. He is co-editor of the Routledge volume Dalit Literatures in India: In, Out and Beyond (forthcoming 2014). firstname.lastname@example.com
Deeptha ACHAR teaches at the Department of English, Faculty of Arts, MS University, Baroda. Her publications include The Age of Adventure: Childhood, Reading and British Boys' Fiction (2010) and she has co-edited, among others, Towards a New Art History: Studies in Indian Art (2003), Discourse, Democracy and Difference (2010) and Articulating Resistance: Art and Activism in India (2012). She received the SSRC South Asia Research Fellowship for a project that looked at the relationship between work and education. Her research interests include Childhood Studies, Visual Culture Studies and the history of education in India. email@example.com
Santosh DASH teaches English in an undergraduate college at Savli, Gujarat. His M. Litt. At CIEFL, Hyderabad, was on Rousseau's Discourse on Inequality and the question of Enlightenment. His doctoral research was completed at Maharaja Sayajirao University, Baroda where he worked on caste critiques of education. His dissertation is published as English Education and the Question of Indian Nationalism: A Perspective on the Vernacular. He has received the South Asia Regional Research Fellowship as well as the SARPF Collaborative Grant from SSRC, New York for translation and comparative research. He is presently working on nineteenth and early twentieth century Gujarati writing and has completed the translation of a Gujarati memoir, Vananchal. firstname.lastname@example.com
Raj Kumar HANS was born in a Punjabi village and graduated from Guru Nanak Dev University in 1977. For doctoral studies he moved to the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda where he has been teaching history since 1983. He shifted his field of research from economic to social and cultural history. Taking a comparative view of the regional cultural formations of the Indic civilization, he has been studying Gujarat and Punjab. For the last few years he has focused his attention on the study of Sikhism and Punjabi Dalit literature. His articles and papers on Gujarat and Punjab history have been published in journals and edited books. He was awarded a Fellowship at the Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla (2009-11) to write his monograph on a history of Punjabi Dalit literature, which is now being finalised for the press. He has travelled abroad on Fellowships and to participate in conferences. Currently he is working on history of Dalits in the Sikh religion. firstname.lastname@example.com
Dolores HERRERO is Senior Lecturer in English and Postcolonial Literatures at the University of Zaragoza, Spain. She is a member of a competitive research team currently working on the ethical and traumatic component in contemporary fiction in English.See http://cne.literatureresearch.net. Her main research interests are Cultural, Film and Postcolonial Studies. She has published numerous essays focusing on different literary and cultural issues in those fields, and has co-edited: with Marita Nadal, Margins in English and American Literature, Film and Culture (1997); and with Sonia Baelo-Allué, Between the Urge to Know and the Need to Deny: Trauma and Ethics in Contemporary British and American Literature (2011), and The Splintered Glass: Facets of Trauma in the Post-Colony and Beyond (2011). She was the Editor of Miscelanea: A Journal of English and American Studies from 1998 till 2006, and has been the Secretary of EASA as of September 2011. email@example.com
Jondhale Rahul HIRAMAN is a Ph. D. Research scholar at The English and Foreign languages university, Hyderabad, India. He graduated with a B. A. (Honours) degree from a small town called Nanded of Marathwada region in Maharashtra. He passed his post-graduation and an M. Phil programme from EFL-U, Hyderabad. During his Post-graduation days he got introduced with Interdisciplinary courses (especially Cultural Studies) and wanted to explore the area of Dalit Studies for his research in future. He worked on Marathi Dalit Autobiographies for his M. Phil (Title: 'Caste, Identity and Community: A Critical Reading of Dalit Autobiographies'). He has also presented two papers (one in national seminar and one in an international seminar) and both of them got published as well under the titles 'Literature from Margins: A Historical and Critical Overview of Marathi Dalit Literature', and 'Modern Marathi Dalit writings: An Overview'. Currently, for his Ph. D., he is working on religious conversion and specifically looking at the experiential dimension (positive and negative aspects) of Dalit conversion to Buddhism in Maharashtra. firstname.lastname@example.com
Aniket JAAWARE has been teaching English at the Savitribai Phule Pune University since 1993. His publications include 'Simplifications: An Introduction to Structuralism and Poststructuralism; (Orient Blackswan 2009 reprint), 'Neon Fish in Dark Water (MapinLit 2007), an edition of Hamlet for Pearson Longman), and some translations from English and Marathi. email@example.com
Nicolas JAOUL has been a researcher in anthropology at the CNRS since 2008. He is a specialist of the Ambedkarite movement and the manners in which other political traditions (Gandhians, Hindu Nationalists, Marxists) have addressed the Dalit question in different regions and different periods. His multidisciplinary approach of the local cultures of Dalit emancipation reflects on the manners in which the organizations and activists address the Dalit populations, the kinds of mediation they propose within the official sphere, the pedagogy they invent in order to translate the anti-caste ideology into accessible language, narratives and objects, while at the same time highlighting the popular resistances met by their moral authority. His focus on the material culture of the local movements (images, statues and human bodies, the uses of space…) provides the ethnographic material to grasp the complicated logics of emancipation in a concrete manner. email@example.com
Devika MEHRA is a research scholar at Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi. She is currently working on Children's Cinema as a genre in India for her Ph. D. She is interested in children's literature and popular culture, especially how they construct and reconstruct ideas of childhood, and the influence of media conglomeration, globalization and consumerism on the world of children's literature in India and the World. Her pre-doctoral dissertation was on the changing constructions of childhood in select British and American children's fiction where she attempted a symptomatic and cross-cultural comparative study of eleven cycles written between 1940s till 2010. She has recently presented a paper, 'Locating Constructions of Childhood in Dalit Literature' at a conference (International Conference on Dalit Literature and Historiography: Resistance and Reconstruction) held at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi; and another, 'Constructions of Childhood Pranks as Modes of Resistance in West Asian Cinema' at the National Seminar: South and West Asian Literature and Film: Narratives of Modernity, Department of English, Punjabi University, Patiala, in February 2014. firstname.lastname@example.com
Anupama RAO Associate Professor, History, is the author of The Caste Question (University of California Press, 2009). She has also written extensively on the themes of colonialism, humanitarianism, and non-Western trajectories of gender and sexuality. She is currently working the political thought of B. R. Ambedkar, and on a project entitled Dalit Bombay, which examines the relationship between caste, political culture, and everyday life in colonial and postcolonial Bombay. Her work has been supported by grants from the ACLS; the American Institute for Indian Studies; the Mellon Foundation; the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the SSRC. She was a Fellow-in-Residence at the National Humanities Center from 2008-09, and a Fellow of the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford during 2010-11. In 2014-2015, she will be a Fellow at REWORK (Humboldt University, Berlin). She is Senior Editor, Comparative Studies in South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. firstname.lastname@example.com
RAVICHANDRAN born in a scavenging caste, from Tamil Nadu, did his doctoral research at EFL University, Hyderabad, on 'Language, Caste and Territory: Scavenging Caste Language spoken across South India'. Apart from his academics, he has also been active in students' movements, acting as the president and general secretary of the university's Students Council and Dalit Adivasi Bahujan Minorities Students Association respectively. During this period, he realized that students' politics in campuses are restricted to issues concerning academics. However caste is a structural problem. Henceforth he decided to spend his life productively in actively participating or contributing to the struggles of dalits, adivasis and other marginalized communities. It is in this context Dalit Camera was initiated, and he started as an individual two years before with a small still camera. He went across places where atrocities took place, recorded the voices, went to public meetings, rallies, protests, lectures, recorded biographies and uploaded on YouTube. firstname.lastname@example.com
Manohar REDDY is currently a Ph.D. scholar at the English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad, India. He taught at the Centre for Comparative Literature, University of Hyderabad and the College of Health Sciences, Saudi Arabia, for several years. He has translated stories from Telugu to English for two anthologies of dalit writing, and his authors include Gogu Shyamala, P Anuradha, Nagappagari Sunderraju, Yendluri Sudhakar and Krupakar Madiga. He was the Charles Wallace India Trust visiting fellow in 2013 at BCLT, University of East Anglia, UK, where he translated Mohammed Khadeer Babu's stories into English for a forthcoming volume of collected stories. He has published articles on dalit literature and Telugu cinema. firstname.lastname@example.com


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Conner had been hiking on Dec. 25 in the Silver Apron area of the national park in California when the accident happened. Park rangers were on scene in less than hour, according to a statement made by National Park Service Public Affairs Officer Andrew Muñoz.
Initial reports of the incident were hampered by the federal government shutdown, Outside magazine reported.
The son of Deborah Nickles and Jeffrey Conner, both of Lima, Conner moved to Los Angeles in the summer of 2016 to work as a nurse. He received his nursing degree at Rhodes State College and is a 2005 graduate of Bath High School.
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Prayer table report Cathedral of All Saints, April 4th, 2012 Windy and Cool Beth Collum and Deacon Sue Plaske
Tony – prayer for Tony going through the journey of release from drug addiction.
Dave – thanksgiving for a beautiful day
David – For healing and comfort from back injury causing much pain.
Shirlene – Came from across the street to pray – Family trouble, Finances, for children – Isiah and Olanjadae.
Mary – for Ginger her mother, her health.
Christ Church Schenectady Prayer Table Report, Saturday, April 7, 2012, 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. Mary Pasko and Torre Bissell on State St. and Carol MacNaughton and Mark Pasko on Albany St.
+–indicates received a wooden cross made by Dennis Adams of North Carolina
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+Glenn — "Unity." He was burned out of his apartment in Scotia a year and a half ago. Getting started again.
The Bus Driver — waved to us.
+Roger (He crossed the street to get prayer.) — "I want to be clearn." Once again he accepted Jesus as his Lord and Savior. He confessed his sins to Jesus and accepted God's forgiveness. "I have faith that something good is going to happen now."
Horace (young man from last week) — We prayed for Easter joy for him.
++++Tom — He is presently providing shelter for 3 homeless men. We prayed that his landlady would not find out and evict him. He took crosses for the three men and one for his brother who requested another cross because he had lost his first one.
+Sharon — "I have 4 rebellious children (ages 14-23). We prayed for them and for Sharon to be the mom and the woman God is calling her to be.
Raddy (man) — "My mom and my dad." He also asked prayer for relief of his back pain.
+Carlene (woman) — She broke down in tears as she gave her burdens to the Lord. She is working double shifts to make ends meet and is stressed out. We gave her a Bible and pointed her to Psalm 27:1
+Bruce — "A job."
Roger (see above) called from across the stret and blessed us.
+Ed — "It's an Easter kind of morning."
+Elijah G. — He stopped on his bike. We prayed for Easter joy for him.
Steve — We prayed for his hand to quickly heal.
Dan — We prayed that he would hear from his son Joe in the Marine Corps soon.
Kathy — We prayed for Easter joy for her.
+Woman at bus stop — When Mary gave her a cross she started to cry.
+Julius — We prayed for provision and protection for him.
Bill (regular) — We prayed against seizures and for companionship
+Earl — Easter blessing.
+Andrew and +Alex (son) — They were on their way to catch a bus to visit his mom who is sick.
+Palm (mom) and +Jessica — They were loving the sunshine and the day and anticipating Christ's resurrection tomorrow.
William (from next door) — Iri and Jallah are traveling to Georgia on Wednesday. We also prayed for his back pain.
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Lester – Neighborhood watched stopped and asked us to keep our eyes out for Lester. He is a 7. He slipped out a window in the middle of the night. His parents are seperated with his father staying in the local Days Inn.
+ Carlita – needs an apartment. She is currently living with her niece.
++ Kenneth – asked that God help relieve the problems of the world. He came back later and told us "God has given you a blessed job praying here." We invitied him to join us today or another day. He may.
+ Chavron – general blessing
+ Chaviesse – her family
+++ Chris – family
+ Caroline – needs help getting out of an abusive relationship
+ Jim – health and happiness
+ Evonne – seeking a full time job, marriage to her boyfriend
+ Tiffany – prayers for her fiance Arthur who is in prison and in bad health


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