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I Have Measured Out My Life With Macaroons
I sometimes think almost any food would be easier to make for a living than macaroons. That's probably as much to do with my own shortcomings as the intrinsic difficulty of macaroon making, but there's no denying they represent a kind of nemesis for many keen bakers.
Even though I now bake macaroons every week, a certain gnawing anxiety accompanies each batch. Complacency is the enemy: if I ever congratulate myself on having arrived at a foolproof formula, that's when the cracks begin to appear – sometimes literally. There is a hair's-breadth margin of error. Whisk the egg whites a little too long; give one too many turns of the spatula during the notoriously sensitive macaronage; have the oven temperature a shade too high; remove the macaroon shells from the baking parchment a minute too soon – I'm having palpitations just thinking about it.
That perfect macaroon is so elusive, and the requirements for success seem to be constantly shifting. I used to bake all my macaroons in a fan oven with pretty satisfactory results. Then a pale brown shadow started to appear across a good third of each trayful. After lengthy experimentation with temperature, position, baking sheets and batter consistency, I discovered that simply turning the fan off was the key to success. For a month I baked away happily – but pride comes before a fall and I found my macaroons cursed with the infamous 'sticky bottom'. I would open the oven door and there they were, perfect in every respect, with immaculate pastel colouring and cute little 'feet'. But when I came to lift them off the tray, they had no base, just a sticky, unsealed interior.
I could go on. Suffice to say I've sorted out sticky bottom and I'm now cautiously optimistic that this winning streak will last some time. And there is no greater happiness – yes, tell me to get a life – than opening the fridge to see row upon row of plump, pastel macaroons, frilly feet encasing a perfect stripe of butter cream or ganache.
Sometimes I wonder why I didn't make things easier for myself by baking brownies instead. But, like the bad boy we know we shouldn't fall for but we just can't help ourselves, macaroons are so much more captivating than the safe option. They are unreliable, infuriating, temperamental and extravagant – but also dazzling, mysterious and never, ever dull. It's a heady feeling just thinking about all the possibilities; I've barely begun to experiment with spices, teas and alcohols as flavourings, or with textured or multi-layered fillings. I've yet to pipe them out in different shapes (hearts? swans?) or pair shells in contrasting colours, or combine two coloured batters.
It's slightly shaming to admit to past mistakes. Everything food related is supposed to look easy nowadays – it's not done to argue that baking is a skill, acquired with hard work and a certain amount of failure along the way. But macaroons are a prime example of the adage that there's no substitute for experience. Once you've worked that batter dozens of times, then you begin to get a feel for the perfect consistency – the key to successful macaroons. And then a lifetime of happy (if occasionally headache-inducing) macaroon making beckons.


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Moose vrs. Wolves - WARNING Graphic
These graphic photos were taken from somebodys tree stand somewhere. I just received them in an email. It was canny as I had already uploaded the picture of Mr. FishTaxi's traps on the right and was doing research for a post on trapping when I opened the email of the moose being taking down by a pack of wolves.
I think the pictures speak for themselves.

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My book: is called.
The Lost Baby T-Rex
By: Oliver Raetz
Title: Book
Once upon a time there was a baby T-Rex
(notice the little T-Rex and the big trees...)
The baby T-Rex was lost. Until the T-Rex grew.
(the trees are getting smaller, and the T-Rex is getting bigger...)
The T-Rex grew, and grew, and grew. And then the T-Rex grew huge.
Humongous. Huge, Huge.
(little trees, huge T-Rex..... I love it)
Huge, huge, huge. Huge, huge, huge, huge.
(tiny trees....)
Huge and humongous. Back to small.
(the orange circles are the T-Rex's dream bubbles...)
The T-Rex had a dream. The end!
I love this book.
Ollie loves to write stories... I have a huge stack of journals from his school, some of his stories are so funny and detailed, most involve one or more of the following.... dinosaurs (T-Rex's), a night fury (from how to train your dragon.... Mrs. Mash thought he was writing and drawing pictures of a night fairy.... which I think is kind of funny) monster trucks, skateboards, gorillas, his brother, his mom and dad, Mrs. Mash, and his friends... most of the stories have him riding something.
I have spent the last couple of nights pouring over his books. I think I am going to compile them in one big book. I just can't get over how awesome they are. I will post some of my favorites!


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Eu fiz um teste no Sandra com a minha memoria e apareceu isso:
Notice N5405 - System bandwidth appears to be FSB limited. Generally this means that FSB bandwidth is < 50% total memory interface bandwidth, thus memory bandwidth is wasted. Some systems use the additional bandwidth for built-in video (if applicable) if video memory is shared with system memory.
Fix: Attempt to increase FSB (keep memory bus speed constant) to increase FSB bandwidth and thus improve overall bandwidth performance.
Como eu faço para manter o FSB constante ???


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KARACHI: KMC Administrator Saqib Ahmed Soomro, exercising powers of KMC Council approved Rs 33,682.442 million budget of KMC for financial year 2015-16 without levying new taxes on Friday.
This is Rs 166.077 million more than the previous year's annual budget. During the next year expected revenue estimates at Rs 33,849.992 million and expenditures estimates at Rs 33, 682.442 million with a surplus of Rs 167.550 million, said a statement.
The receipts portion showing current receipts of Rs 21, 727.729 million and capital receipts of Rs 5,801.467 million whereas Rs 6, 320.796 million funds for provincial & district ADP expected to be
received in the next year.
A sum of Rs14, 237.591million has been earmarked for development projects during next financial year whereas the establishment expenditures estimates at Rs 14,146.590 million, contingent Rs 2,820.735 million and repair & maintenance Rs 427.526 million with Rs 2,050 million as the share of DMCs.
The KMC will initiate work on more than 100 development schemes with its own resources and the Provincial & District ADP funds which include 37 major projects along with the ongoing projects which will
also be completed in this year.
Administrator Saqib Ahmed Soomro signed the resolution for approval of the budget of KMC for next fiscal year while exercising powers of council in the presence of Metropolitan Commissioner Samiuddin Siddiqui, Financial Advisor Afaq Saeed and others.
Speaking on the occasion, Saqib Soomro said that KMC has limited resources. Before the city government came into being it had 11 thousand employees in 2001 and when KMC was restored after dissolution of city government the total number of its employees had crossed 32 thousand mark. Though KMC got its resources restored which it had in 2001, its expenditures increased many times, he said.
Due to this situation KMC was unable to start development activities with its own resources and to even pay for salaries and pensions of its staff which is more than a billion rupees each month, he added. He said that other essential heads including payment for feed of captives at zoological garden and safari park, expenditures incurred on providing health and medical facilities at KMC hospitals, payment of fuel charges and other official expenditures along with an amount payable to contractors of Rs 2.5billion.
He said that it was not easy to prepare the budget in such conditions, however we have tried to give a balanced budget with no new tax on citizens for which, he is thankful to the Sindh Government which provides all possible support and financial help to KMC.
The Karachi Metropolitan Corporation has planned more than 100 development projects in various areas of the city during next financial year for which it has earmarked a sum of Rs 14,237.591 million including Rs 6,475.028 for engineering department. Major projects include construction of commercial parking plaza at Shahabuddin Market at Rs 350 million, construction of Zulfiqarabad Oil tankers Parking Terminal with Rs 300 million, installation of wireless video surveillance system with Rs269 million. Construction of boundary wall around city graveyards with Rs 250 million, development works in Orangi Cottage Industrial Zone with Rs 250 million, addition of cardiac emergency centre in KMC hospital in Shah Faisal Town at Rs 208.697 million.
Construction and rehabilitation works of dispensaries, hospitals and MCH Centers at Rs 189.808 million, construction and rehabilitation of Shara-e-Noorjehan at Rs 157.340 million, improvement of flyover, bridges and underpasses Rs 100 million, purchase of animals and birds for Safari and Zoo at Rs 55 million and construction of parking plaza in block-7,Clifton at Rs 50 million.
Sr. Director Municipal Services Masood Alam, Director General Technical Services Niaz Ahmed Soomro, Sr. Director HRM Shoaib Waqar, Sr. Director Finance Munawwar Imam, Sr. Director Health & Medical Services Dr. Salma Kausar,Director Budget Mehmood Baig, Director Council Ghufran Ahmed, Director Media Management Bashir Saddozai and other officers were also present.
No new taxes in KMC's budget for 2015-16
KARACHI: KMC Administrator Saqib Ahmed Soomro, exercising powers of KMC Council approved Rs 33,682.442 million budget of KMC for financial year 2015-16 without levying new taxes on Friday.


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We Melbourne residents are lucky to live in a city thriving on good coffee. I've lived in a few different places, and Melbourne wins on the coffee front. Hands down, there's just no contest.
But, even in Coffee Capital, it is still (vaguely) possible to come across a bad coffee every now and again. I do try to avoid it, but there you go.
This morning I came painfully close to drinking a Bad Coffee. I ordered a latte-to-go. She made it and off I went. The first sip burnt the hell out of my tongue and the roof of my mouth. I'd taken a good swig, just not expecting it to be so hot. Latte: pretty certain it's not supposed to be scalding.
Once the remaining three taste buds in mouth recovered I was pleasantly surprised to find my coffee wasn't burnt, but close enough to delicious that I was able to enjoy it all the way to work.
I do love a good coffee.
Where to get a good coffee in Melbourne (a ridiculously good coffee, that is, there's good coffee everywhere):
For those of you south of the river, head to Babble, 4 Izett Street Prahran
Otherwise, stick to the awesome side, or to the city
Make Madame Sousou your local haunt @ 231 Brunswick Street Fitzroy
Or head to Provenance @ 288 Smith Street Collingwood - and ask Dave to make your coffee (sorry mate but you do rock at it)
If you're in the city, Espresso @ 23 Degraves Street Melbourne
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One of many new toys from her birthday. This particular one was from her godparents and their children. She figured out the doggy door!!!
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Birthday Fun
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- Sharon Brinkmeyer said...
Kayin, WE can't wait for you to "make us dinner" with your new kitchen. Have fun!!
- April 30, 2009 at 6:03 AM
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Fiscal Year 2015 Check Registers
CCTC will post monthly check registers to this website by the tenth of the month following the month end. CCTC maintains three years of check data. Check register reports are in a searchable PDF format that includes the following data:
- Check ID: check number
- Check Date: check date
- Payee: Vendor Name/Payee (employees' names are redacted and replaced with "CCTC Employee")
- Category: general description of the item purchased or serviced provided
- Object: a more detailed description of the item purchased or service provided
- Amount: actual cost of the item or service provided
- Source of Funds: funding source from which the item was purchased
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Maryland is one of 38 states that allows murder charges to be brought against someone accused of killing a viable fetus. The 2005 state law has so far only been used for cases in which defendants were accused of assaulting or killing pregnant women.Now, however, Maryland has used it to charge two doctors with multiple counts of murder of fetuses.
The case appears to have arisen over a "botched" abortion in August 2010, but the police investigation supposedly turned up a number of late-term aborted fetuses in a freezer. As a result,
[Dr. Steven] Brigham, 55, is charged with five counts of first-degree murder, five counts of second-degree murder and one count of conspiracy. [Dr. Nicola] Riley, 46, faces one count each of first- and second-degree murder and one conspiracy count.When these laws were first proposed and passed, there were those of us who predicted that they would be used against abortion providers because they legally established a fetus as a separate individual with its own rights to legal protection - so anyone aborting a "viable" fetus could be charged with murder. Proponents of the law, denying their true intentions, insisted that would never happen. Now, however, it appears their actual wish, the one denied by their words, has come true.
But for pure shake-your-head and quality of unintended revelation, nothing could beat this statement:
"We are in uncharted territory," [Cecil County State's Attorney Ellis] Roberts said. "At some point in time," he added, "you will hear our explanation" of the charges.Um, what? You had a 16-month investigation, filed a total of six counts of first-degree murder, six counts of second-degree murder, and two counts of conspiracy - and you can't offer an explanation of the charges? What, do you still have to make one up? Maybe you haven't focus-group tested the alternatives yet?
And we take one more step back toward the days of the coat hanger.


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I have always cooked processed foods. Dehydrated potatoes, boxed macaroni and cheese, noodles and rice that have the seasonings in them already. The only thing that I cooked from "scratch" was the meat (baking doesn't count, does it?). Even the vegetables were from a package or a can. I think (probably it is) this is the reason why I am over weight. While these things are more economical, realistically... What is is costing me in the long run? I'm not getting proper nutrition, I know this. Before, I ate this way because it was cheap and convenient. Isn't that why a lot of people eat processed and pre-cooked frozen foods?
Maybe I will turn this into a cooking blog, like so many others that are out there. I still haven't decided on the direction I will take this. We will see.


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Detainees and Ex-detainees Committee revealed that Israeli occupation authorities (IOA) fined Palestinian detained juveniles in Ofer Israeli jail a total of 42,000 shekels in June.
In a statement on Thursday, the committee pointed out that this number represents a remarkable increase compared to fines imposed on young prisoners in the previous month. Israeli occupation judiciary has recently been imposing too expensive fines on Palestinian prisoners in general as a punitive policy.
Around 35 detained minors were held in juveniles' section in Ofer jail after being arrested from different locations last month. They all were subjected to different forms of torture during detention time or transfers to detention centers, military camps and settlements, the statement highlighted.


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Experts on GST rates: Indeed a new beginning but telecom, insurance, hotel booking to pinch consumerWhile some have supported the multiple rate structure for services some others have criticised it
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GST rate to lower prices of most products, boost consumption: Experts decode the big moveAs the council takes up branded products today, experts say it would be better to have a uniform rate on a particular product, irrespective of it being branded or unbranded
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EY sees digital media overtaking traditional in India by 2021-22 with higher smartphone, broadband useIndians spend about two-and-a-half hours per day on traditional media including television, radio, newspapers, and magazines, compared to the one hour they spend on digital media on average.
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So this customer of mine is so smart. She has a super cute camera bag and matching camera strap heading her way. Wait you say?? Is that really a camera bag?? Look what she's sticking in there:
(if you click on the photo you can find out how to get one for yourself.)
Yes MAM, This cute package is now on its way to you!!!!
Hope you LOVE it.
She asked me to make it a custom size which is slightly bigger than the ones I have listed.
How cool is that?
Oh....of course I am working on a bowler bag style camera bag too. I'll keep you posted.


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On 14 April 1999, the Electoral Commission directed that a redistribution of electoral boundaries commence in Tasmania. The redistribution was triggered as seven years had elapsed since Tasmania was last redistributed. Further details of the 1999 redistribution process for Tasmania are in Electoral Newsfile numbers 80 and 83.
The new federal electoral boundaries for the five Divisions in Tasmania have been finalised by the augmented Electoral Commission for Tasmania.
On 14 April 1999, the Electoral Commission directed that a redistribution of electoral Divisions commence in Tasmania. Electoral Newsfile number 83 (August 1999) outlined the proposals of the Redistribution Committee for Tasmania.
The augmented Electoral Commission for Tasmania considered four objections to the proposal which they determined were matters that had not been presented in the suggestions and comments previously lodged with the Redistribution Committee. Therefore, the augmented Commission decided it was necessary to hold a public inquiry into the objections.
The augmented Commission announced its determination on 22 November 1999. It substantially adopted the Proposal of the Redistribution Committee for Tasmania, except for the following change:
A small area of the Dorset Local Government Area (LGA), in which 23 electors reside, was moved from the Division of Lyons to join the remaining portion of the LGA in the Bass electorate.
The augmented Commission resolved that as the agreed change to the proposal was not significant the redistribution process was concluded without the need for further objections or hearings.
The augmented Electoral Commission confirmed the Redistribution Committee's assessment that the proposed Divisions can be readily identified with the existing five Divisions and determined to retain the names of the existing Divisions.
A redistribution is a redrawing of electoral boundaries to ensure that, as nearly as practicable, there are the same number of electors in each Division for a given State or Territory.
At the beginning of the process, the Electoral Commissioner determines the 'quota', or the average number of electors for each Division. The number of people enrolled in each electoral Division may not vary by more or less than 10% of the quota.
|Electors in Tasmania at 14 April 1999
|326 396
|Electors remaining in their current Division
|320 706
|Electors transferred to another Division
|5 690
|Number of Divisions into which Tasmania is to be distributed
|Number of electors enrolled in Tasmania
|326 396
|Quota for Tasmania
|65 279
|Maximum number of electors (+10%) in a Division
|71 806
|Minimum number of electors (-10%) in a Division
|58 752
At the midpoint of the expected life of the redistribution, the number of people enrolled in each Division should be within plus or minus 3.5% of the projected average enrolment.
|Number of Divisions into which Tasmania is to be distributed
|Projected number of electors in Tasmania
|337 034
|Projected average enrolment for Tasmania
|67 407
|Projected average enrolment plus 3.5%
|69 766
|Projected average enrolment minus 3.5%
|65 048
|14 April 1999
|30 June 2003
|No. of electors
|Variation from Quota %
|Projected number of electors
|Variation from average Divisional enrolment %
|Area (sq.kms)
|14 April 1999
|Redistribution directed and quota struck
The Electoral Commission directed that a redistribution commence in Tasmania. The Electoral Commissioner determined the quota of electors in each Division in Tasmania to be 65 279.
|15 April 1999
|Redistribution Committee for Tasmania appointed
|28 April 1999
|Public suggestions and comments invited
|28 May 1999
|Period for suggestions closed
The Redistribution Committee received seven suggestions for the redistribution.
|11 June 1999
|Period for comments on suggestions closed
One comment was received on the suggestions.
|20 August 1999
|Redistribution Committee for Tasmania issued its proposed redistribution and invited objections to the proposal
Notice of the proposed redistribution was published in the Gazette. Detailed maps, statistical tables and the rationale for the proposal were published in The Mercury, The Examiner and The Advocate.
|17 September 1999
|Period for objections to the proposal closed
Four objections were lodged.
|1 October 1999
|Period for comments on objections closed
No comments on the objections were received.
|22 November 1999
|Augmented Electoral Commission issued public notice of its decisions
|11 February 2000
|Redistribution determined
The augmented Electoral Commission's determination published in the Gazette and final report released.
|14 March 2000
|Report of the augmented Electoral Commission tabled in Parliament
|Chairman of the Australian Electoral Commission
|Hon Trevor Morling QC
|Electoral Commissioner
|Andy Becker
|Non-judicial member of the Australian Electoral Commission
|Bill McLennan AM
|Australian Electoral Officer for Tasmania
|Alex Stanelos
|Surveyor-General of Tasmania
|Christopher Rowe
|Auditor-General of Tasmania
|Dr Arthur McHugh
Electoral Commissioner (02) 6271 4400
Andy Becker
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Mark Cunliffe (acting)
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Margaret Meneghel (02) 6271 4505
Redistribution Secretariat Wayne Seymour (02) 6271 4688
The administration of federal elections and referendums are under the control of the Australian Electoral Officer (AEO) for that State or Territory.
AEOs may be contacted on the following numbers.
Frances Howat
Ph. (02) 9375 6333
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If the Los Angeles Lakers can manage to escape San Antonio and Denver, who I see as their biggest challenges in the West, their journey will lead them to the NBA Finals where they will face one of three potential opponents from the Eastern Conference. The first of these teams is Cleveland, which is probably the best match-up for the defending champions. The Lakers hold all of the primary advantages over the Cavaliers, save one. But that one just happens to be LeBron James. James has jumped to the forefront of conversation when discussing the best players in the league. Outside of Los Angeles he probably gets the nod over Kobe Bryant. His attributes are numerous and he has steadily improved in most aspects of his game. His man defense is less than stellar, but he makes up for it by being on ...
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How did I get all that from a stain on the counter? Because I have learned to wait expectantly for God to show me these little acts of love. Sometimes it comes through just the right song on the radio, or in the words from a friend, and sometimes it comes through a simple stain on the kitchen counter.
I have learned that God loves me so much that He is willing to go to great lengths to let me know. He loves me unfailingly, sacrificially, and unconditionally. He loves me enough to allow me to make mistakes and He will be there to pick me up when I stumble. He loves me enough to dry every single tear that I shed. He's there to cheer me on when I make the right choices.
And here's the really cool thing about this picture: When we are God's adopted children, He doesn't see a stained heart either. He only sees our beautiful, clean heart through the eyes of His son, Jesus.
I will leave you with just a few of the many, many verses about God's love for us.
Psalm 36:7
How precious is your unfailing love, O God!
All humanity finds shelter in the shadow of your wings.
Psalm 52:8
But I am like an olive tree, thriving
in the house of God. I will always trust in God's unfailing love.
Psalm 136:2
Give thanks to the God of gods.
His faithful love endures forever.
Proverbs 15:9
The LORD detests the way of the wicked,
but he loves those who pursue godliness.
Romans 8:38
And I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from God's love.
Neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons,
neither our fears for today nor our worries about tomorrow
—not even the powers of hell can separate us from God's love.


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P.N. Shinghal, J.
1. This appeal by Bhagwati, Shital and Ram Avadh, sons of Salaru, is directed against the appellate judgment of the Allahabad High Court dated December 18, 1970 setting aside their acquittal by Civil and Sessions Judge (Gonda Bahraich) of the offence under Section 302 read with Section 34, I.P.C. and sentending them to imprisonment for life for that offence.
2. It was alleged by the prosecution that one Sheo Prasad was the first cousin of Bachchu Lal (P.W. 5). He married Smt. Dharamraji, but had no child. He had some agricultural land in village Nagwa in Gonda district of Uttar Pradesh, but he allowed Bachchu Lal to cultivate it because of his weak health. Sheo Prasad died, and his widow Smt. Dharamraji inherited his fields which however continued to be cultivated by Bachchu Lal, Smt. Dharamraji thereafter went away to Basti as she married Nabbu Lal, who was the brother-in-law of appellant Bhagwati. Thereafter she executed a sale deed (Ex. Ka-29) of the land in favour of Bhagwati on May 11, 1965. A day earlier, Bachchu Lal made an application for mutation of the fields in his name on the basis of his relationship with Sheo Prasad. Bhagwati also made a similar application after execution of the sale deed in his favour and Smt. Dharamraji supported that application by filing her consent on November 15, 1965. Bachchu Lal's case was that, after her remarriage. Smt.Dharamraji forfeited her right to Sheo Prasad's fields; and it is not in dispute that the controversy was pending on the date of the alleged incident.
3. Bachchu Lal was, according to the prosecution, in possession of the land all along and was cultivating it. On July 2,1967, half an hour after sunrise. Bachchu Lal's sons Jokhan and Munna went to Sheo Prasad's field, which was adjacent to their own field, to plough it. After they had ploughed it a little, it is alleged that appellants Bhagwati, Shital and Ram Avadh came there. Bhagwati and Ram Avadh were armed with 'lathis', while Shital was armed with a spear. They began to beat Jokhan and Munna, who cried for help. Lalla (P.W. 1), Sridhar (P.W. 2) and Matai alias Matadin, who were ploughing their fields nearby, rushed to the place of occurrence. They say the appellants beating both Jokhan and Munna in the field of Sheo Prasad. When Jokhan fell down. Munna ran away to the adjacent field of Molbu, but the appellants brought him to Sheo Prasad's field by dragging him by his leg and beat him again. Lalla (P.W. 1), Sridhar (P.W. 2) and Matai alias Matadin reprimanded the appellants, and they ran away towards the village. The witnesses went near Jokhan and Munna and found that they were about to die. Cots were obtained from the village and Jokhan and Munna were taken to Dhomariya Dih which was at a distance of about a mile. They were then taken in 'ekkas' to police station Nasirganj, which was at a distance of about seven miles from the place of occurrence. Jokhan died on the way near Jamadarpura. An oral report (Ex. Ka-1) was lodged by Lalla (P.W. 1), at the police station at 8.45 a.m. Munna was sent to Sadar Hospital, Gonda, but he also succumbed to his injuries on the way. A case was registered at the police station and it was investigated by Station House Officer Taj Bahadur Singh (P.W. 10). The dead bodies were taken to the mortuary at Gonda and were examined 'by Dr. J. Chandra. Appellant Bhagwati was arrested the same day, but appellant Shital was not found until July 5 and appellant Ram Avadh surrendered on July 11.
4. It was with these allegations that the appellants were committed to the Court of Session. As has been stated, they were acquitted by the Sessions Judge, but have been convicted by the High Court of an offence under Section 302 read with Section 34, I.P.C. and sentenced to imprisonment for life.
5. It has been argued by Mr. Anthony on behalf of the appellants that the trial Court had correctly evaluated the evidence of Lalla (P.W. 1) and Sridhar (P.W. 2) and that the High Court was not justified in substituting its own finding on the evidence when there was nothing to show that the view taken by the trial Court was unreasonable. Learned Counsel has argued that the allegation regarding the alleged dragging of Munna by the appellants at the time of the beating was falsified by the medical evidence and was sufficient to discredit the evidence of both Lal (P.W. 1) and Sridhar (P.W. 2). Reference in this connection has been made to Ram Narain v. State of Punjab : 1975CriLJ1500 . It has also been argued that the evidence of the two witnesses deserved to be rejected for the further reason that they had deposed about the dying declaration of Munna which was quite false and had been made up to lend support to the allegation of the prosecution. It has been argued further that the trial Court had correctly taken the view that the incident had taken place much earlier, while it was still dark, and the witnesses could not have seen the incident at all. Our attention has also been invited to the inadequacy of the evidence regarding the alleged motive for the murder, the recoveries said to have been made during the course of the investigation at the instance of appellant Bhagwati, and the failure of the prosecution to examine Matai alias Matadin even though he was mentioned in the first information report to be an eye-witness of the incident.
6. It is well-settled by the decisions of this Court including Mathai Mathews v. State of Maharashtra : (1970)3SCC772 that the power of an appellate court to review evidence in appeals against acquittals is as extensive as its power in appeals against convictions, and that before an appellate court can set aside an order of acquittal it must carefully consider the reasons given by the trial Court in support of its decision and give its own reasons for rejecting them. Thus if the finding reached by the trial Judge cannot be said to be unreasonable, the appellate court should not disturb it even if it were possible to reach a different conclusion on the basis of the material on the record. This has been held to be so because the trial Judge has the advantage of seeing and hearing the witnesses and the initial presumption of innocence in favour of the accused is not weakened by his acquittal. The appellate Court therefore should be slow in disturbing the finding of fact of the trial Court, and if two views are reasonably possible of the evidence on the record, it is not expected to interfere simply because it feels that it would have taken a different view if the case had been tried by it. Mr. Anthony has made a reference in this connection to the decision in Labh Singh v. State of Punjab : 1976CriLJ21 also. The question therefore is whether it could be said that the finding reached by trial Judge was unreasonable, or whether the view taken by him was a reasonably possible view of the evidence on the record.
7. We have made a brief reference to the bone of contention between Bachchu Lal (P.W. 5) who was the father of Jokhan and Munna deceased and the appellants. It will be recalled that the field where the incident took place belonged to Sheo Prasad, who was a collateral of Bachchu Lal (P.W. 5). There is also satisfactory evidence on the record to prove that it was being cultivated by Bachchu Lal during the lifetime of Sheo Prasad, and thereafter up to the date of the incident. All the appellants have admitted in their statements that the 'chak' of the field was 'formed' in the name of Smt. Dharamraji, after Sheo Prasad's death. Nabhu Lal was the brother of the wife of appellant Bhagwati, and the prosecution has led evidence to show that Smt. Dharamraji married Nabhu Lal some time after the death of Sheo Prasad. Appellant Bhagwati was asked about the marriage but while he admitted that Nabhu Lal was his wife's brother, he gave the answer 'No Sir, I do not know' to that question. It would therefore appear that there was every justification for the allegation of the prosecution regarding Smt. Dharamraji's marriage to Nabhu Lal. It has been admitted by all the appellants that Smt. Dharamraji executed a sale deed (Ex. Ka-29) dated May 11, 1965 of the field in question in favour of Nabhu Lal's brother-in-law appellant Bhagwati and, as has been stated earlier that gave rise to litigation between the appellants and the deceased because of Bachchu Lal's stand in regard to the forefeiture of Smt. Dharamraji's right to the field after her remarriage and his own claim to inherit it because of his relationship with Sheo Prasad. It has been admitted by appellant's Bhagwati and Shital that the litigation was pending even during the course of the trial. In these facts and circumstances, there can be no doubt that the appellants had a motive for murdering Bachchu Lal's sons Jokhan and Munna. Even the trial Judge has recorded a finding that there was a 'strong motive' for the murders, and the High has upheld that finding.
8. It is not in dispute that the incident took place in Sheo Prasad's field and that both Jokhan and Munna died of violence. The learned trial Judge however arrived at the finding that the incident might have taken place while it was still dark and 'in that event, Lalla and Sridhar, or, for that matter Matadin alias Matai, could not see the occurrence as stated in the prosecution case' and that in that 'setting' the evidence of Lalla and Sridhar could not be said to be reliable.
9. We have examined the evidence, and we find that both Lalla (P.W. 1) and Sridhar (P.W. 2) have stated that the incident took place about half an hour after sunrise, and nothing has been elicited in cross-examination to shake their testimony. Bachchu Lal (P.W. 5) has also stated that Jokhan and Munna went to the field 'at the break of day', and the alarm was raised half an hour thereafter. His statement has also not been shaken in this respect. The learned Sessions Judge did not examine the evidence of these three witnesses while dealing with the question of the time of the incident and was swayed by the narration in the post-mortem reports that the intestines of the deceased were full which showed that they had not answered the call of nature. From that circumstance, the trial Judge reached the conclusion that as the deceased would not have gone to the field without easing themselves, the incident might have taken place while it was still dark. The High Court has examined the evidence on the point and has given adequate reasons for taking the view that the occurrence would not have taken place in darkness because the sunrise time on July 2, 1965 was 5.15 a.m. and villagers go to plough their fields quite early in the summer season. The High Court has made a reference to the evidence of Bachchu Lal who was in a position to state the time when the deceased left his house for ploughing. It therefore appears that the trial Judge went wrong in reaching the conclusion that the incident might have taken place while it was still dark merely because the intestines of the deceased were found to be full. On the other hand the trial Judge lost sight of the evidence of Dr. J. Chandra, who was examined in the committing court, and had stated that the injuries of the deceased could have been sustained at 6 or 7 a. m. on the day of the incident. The direct evidence of Bachehu Lal (P.W. 5), Lalla (P.W. 1) and Sridhar (P.W. 2) had thus been corroborated by the evidence of the medical officer. There was also the fact that the time of sunrise was 5.15 a.m. The High Court was therefore justified in disagreeing with the finding of the trial Judge that the incident might have taken place while it was still dark, and had every justification for holding that that wrong impression was unreasonable and considerably affected the judgment of the trial Court in assessing the evidence of the eye-witnesses.
10. It will be recalled that it was Lalla (P.W. 1) who lodged the first information report at police station Wazirganj. He took the injured persons on cots and in 'ekkas' to the police station, and it must have taken some time to make those arrangements. Then there was a distance of seven miles to cover but, even so, the report was lodged at 8.45 a.m. There was therefore no delay in making the report. It was an oral report, in which the incident was mentioned, along with the names of all the three appellants as the perpetrators of the crime and the names of three eye-witnesses namely, Lalla (P.W. 1), Sridhar (P.W. 2) and one Matai alias Matadin. It was also stated in the report that while all the accused were armed with 'lathis' one had a 'ballam', and that the deceased were beaten in Smt. Dharamraji's field. Lalla (P.W. 1) was therefore an important witness. His statement that he was ploughing his own field nearby, has been corroborated by the other evidence on the record which shows that he was the owner of field situated at a distance of not more than 200 steps from the place of the first beating and that his own field was found ploughed up to two 'koondas'. Nothing has been elibited in the cross-examination of Lalla to discredit his statement which is in accord with the first information report Ex.Ka-1. The trial Judge however took the view that as Lalla was the 'next door neighbour of Bachchu Lal, and so he is bound to have sympathy, at least for Bachchu Lal.' To say the least, that was a most unreasonable finding for the fact that Lalla was a neighbour went to show that he was a natural witness and was attracted to the scene of occurrence because he was cultivating his own field at the time of the incident. The trial Judge also lost sight of the fact that the appellants were not able to advance any reason why Lalla should have implicated them falsely in such a serious offence.
11.The trial Judge has rejected the evidence of Sridhar (P.W. 2) on the ground that he had a field of three or four biswas only, which was lying parat, and there was no reason for him to be in the field so early merely to uproot kanams and to cut grass. The trial Judge however lost sight of the fact that the prosecution had led evidence to prove that Sridhar's field was actually found dug out, up to an area of about two biswas, which showed that he was actually working there at the time of the incident. Why Sridhar attached so much importance to such a small field and worked on it, was a matter of his choice but that could not, at any rate, justify the view that he was a false witness. It may be that he was friendly with Munna deceased, but there is no evidence to show that he was on inimical terms with the appellants and would have implicated them falsely. The High Court was therefore justified in taking the view that both Lalla and Sridhar were truthful witnesses', and that the trial Judge was unreasonable in rejecting their evidence for unsatisfactory reasons.
12. As has been stated, Mr. Anthony has argued that the statements of Lalla (P.W. 1) and Sridhar (P.W. 2) should be rejected because their version about the dragging of Munna and his dying declaration has not been mentioned in the first information report and does not accord with the medical evidence. The High Court has examined both these points, and has stated that the omission of these two matters in the first information report was a matter of no consequence because they were matters of detail. It may also be mentioned that as Lalla (P.W. 1) who made the report, was himself an eye-witness of the incident, it was hardly necessary for him to refer to any dying declaration of Munna to his father Bachchu Lal. It may be that Munna was not dragged from Molbu's field by one leg, as stated by Lalla (P.W. 1), and he might have been dragged otherwise, but it would be quite unreasonable to take the view that merely because there were only two abrasions on the shoulder of Munna the entire testimony of the eye-witnesses should be rejected because his back was not found sufficiently bruied by the so-called dragging. We have gone through the post-mortem report and it cannot be said that it discredits the evidence of eyewitnesses merely because there were only two abrasions on the scapular region. This is therefore not a case like Ram Narain's (supra) because in this case the prosecution evidence cannot be said to be 'totally inconsistent' with the medical evidence.
13. The prosecution no doubt led evidence to prove the alleged dying declaration of Munna, to his father Bachchu Lal (P.W. 5), and it may be that Munna had received such injuries that he would have found it difficult to speak, but it cannot be said that the evidence on the record was such as to prove that it was impossible for him to inform his father who his assailants were. As has been shown the omission of the alleged dying declaration from the first information report is of no consequence because the report was made by an eyewitness. Even so, the High Court has not based its finding of conviction on the dying declaration.
14. The prosecution examined Rameshwar (P.W. 3) and Devi Singh (P.W. 9) as the persons who saw the accused running away towards the village soon after the occurrence. The trial Judge has rejected their tesimony because of a so-called discrepancy about the place, and for the reason that no attempt was made to apprehend them. The High Court has examined this aspect of the matter also and has explained that the discrepancy did not exist because Rameshwar (P.W. 3) stated that he was near the Bith tree when he saw the appellants running away while Devi Singh (P.W. 9) has stated that they were seen by him near the Phulwari. There was therefore no discrepancy in the statements, and it was unreasonable to reject their evidence merely because no attempt was made to apprehend the accused who, as has been stated were armed with lathis and spear. It is not without significance that the appellants did not find it possible to give any reason why Rameshwar and Devi Singh should have deposed against them falsely because there is no allegation of any enmity with them.
15. It has also been argued that the case of the prosecution deserves to be rejected because of its failure to examine Matai alias Matadin. It is true that the prosecution did not examine Matai alias Matadin but, as has been held by this Court in Masalti v. State of U.P. : [1964]8SCR133 it would be unsound to lay down a general rule that every witness mentioned in the first information report must be examined by the prosecution in all circumstances and that the failure to do so would lead to the rejection of the evidence of all others.
16. Some criticism has been directed against the recoveries which were said to have been made by the Investigating Officer at the instance of appellant Bhagwati. The High Court has not placed reliance on that part of the evidence because it was satisfied that the other evidence was sufficient for the reversal of the finding of acquittal. Nothing could therefore turn on the alleged recoveries.
17. It would thus appear that as the finding reached by the trial Judge was clearly unreasonable, the High Court was justified in reversing it and in recording a finding of conviction. The appeal fails and is dismissed.


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Hans Bellmer - Untitled, 1960
Extract from Marquis de Sade - Juliette:
What's this! are manners and morals then more important than religions? Depending absolutely upon the degree of latitude in which a country chances to be located, manners and morals are an arbitrary affair, and can be nothing else. Nature prohibits nothing; but laws are dreamt up by men, and these petty regulations pretend to impose certain restraints upon people; it's all a question of the air's temperature, of the richness or poverty of the soil in the district, of the climate, of the sort of men involved, these are the unconstant factors that go into making your manners and morals. And these limitative laws, these curbs and injunctions, aren't in any sense sacred, in any way legitimate from the viewpoint of philosophy, whose clairvoyance penetrates error, dissipates myth, and to the wise man leaves nothing standing but the fundamental inspirations of Nature. Well, nothing is more immoral than Nature; never has she burdened us with interdictions or restraints, manners and morals have never been promulgated by her.
Oh, Juliette, you're going to think me peremptory, somewhat the rebel and an enemy of yokes and handcuffs; but with uncompromising severity I am going to dismiss this equally absurd and childish obligation which enjoins us not to do unto others that which unto us we would not have done. It is the precise contrary Nature recommends, since Nature's single precept is to enjoy oneself, at the expense of no matter whom. It may very possibly follow from the observance of this axiom that our pleasures disturb the felicity of others; will those pleasures be the less keen for that? This so-called "Law of Nature" with which fools wish to manacle us is thus just as fantastical as man-made laws and, trampling them all indiscriminately in the mud, we may be intimately persuaded that there is no wrong in doing anything we may well please. But at our leisure we shall return to these subjects; for the nonce, I flatter myself in the belief that my discussion of morality has been as convincing as my reflections upon religion. Let's now put our theories into practice and, after having demonstrated to you that you can do everything without committing a crime, let's commit a villainy or two to convince ourselves that everything can be done."
Electrified by these discourses, I fling myself into my friend's arms; in a thousand little ways I show gratitude for the care she is lavishing upon my education.
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SEC close to giving commissioner power over rescheduling games
The SEC is making changes to avoid any more high-profile scheduling controversies in the future.
The Associated Press reported the league is getting close to giving the SEC Commissioner full authority in rescheduling conference games when necessary. The move comes after LSU and Florida got into a very public dispute over the rescheduling of their game in 2016 due to Hurricane Matthew.
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey said the conference's athletic directors voted last month to give the commissioner "unilateral control" in those matters, something he didn't have before.
"We'll continue a discussion about … how games, if they need to be rescheduled, might be rescheduled, whether it's a particular time window or opportunities available and just make that clear in our commissioner's regulations," Sankey said. "Very clearly our conference is supportive of saying that the commissioner is going to have the authority, which I didn't have last fall."
Sankey's lack of power contributed to very hostile negotiations between Florida and LSU.
Florida's then-AD Jeremy Foley said LSU "was refusing to consider any other options presented except those consistent with the line they had drawn." LSU AD Joe Alleva called a report that the Tigers turned down an early offer to reschedule the game "a flat-out lie."
The Gators and Tigers finally came to an agreement that Florida would play at LSU in 2016 in exchange for LSU playing the next two matchups in Gainesville.
After this proposed change, Sankey would have the authority to make two schools reschedule a game at the time and and location that he specifies.
"It's important that our athletics directors endorsed the concept–unanimously, I might add–because they're ready to assign that responsibility to the commissioner rather than what's been a decades-long process of, 'OK, schools, get together and work that out,'" Sankey said.


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The mum of a disabled man who was allegedly murdered has hit out at social services for failing her son.
Bev Irving's son Lee was found dead on grassland near a pathway between Dorrington Road and Hazeldene Avenue, in Fawdon, Newcastle at just after 8.30am on Saturday.
The mum-of-four said Lee, 24, had been struggled with bullying all of his life and due to his learning difficulties he was easily taken advantage of.
She said: "I blame social services for this.
"They have been disgraceful."
James Wheatley, 28, of Studdon Walk, Newcastle and Barry Imray, 31, who gave the same address, appeared at North Tyneside Magistrates' Court on Tuesday charged with Lee's murder.
Detectives from Northumbria Police previously revealed they are treating Lee's death as a possible hate crime.
Calls have been made to reclassify disability hate crime as a unique crime in a bid to cut potential offences.
Catherine McKinnell, MP for Newcastle North, the constituency of the Irving family, said: "I was deeply shocked to read about this case over the weekend.
"My thoughts are very much with Lee's family and friends at this terrible time, who I will of course support in any way that I can.
"Whilst the police are still investigating the circumstances of Lee's murder, we know that there has been a worrying increase in the number of people reporting disability-related hate crime in recent years.
"It's just totally unacceptable for any disabled person to be targeted in this way – whether through verbal or physical abuse, or being made to feel unsafe and intimidated in their own community.
"We really do need to look at introducing a specific new offence of disability hate crime to send a clear message that this sort of behaviour will not be tolerated in 21st century Britain."
Newcastle City Council, which operated the social services department which had been involved in Mr Irving's care, said: "Our sympathies are with the family of Mr Irving.
"We cannot comment further upon his death due to the ongoing police investigation."
Despite her concerns about a lack of action from social services Ms Irving praised the efforts of Northumbria Police.
She added: "The detectives have been lovely.
"They have been supportive, caring, exactly what you would have expected.
"When they first came I was screaming, I was hysterical but they were so calming and caring."
A fundraising page has been set up to help raise money for Lee's funeral.
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Carrot Cake
Linked to Sweet as Sugar Cookies, The Sweet Details ,Mangia Mondays , Make Ahead Meals
I love the little carrots! The pastel orange and green are too adorable. Also, huge 'like' for the plastic bag technique. I love when people get creative to make ordinary things unordinary. Random note: I was telling M about this, and I think I'll try it if I make carrot cake at home--I'd like to sequentially pipe on carrots that have more and more bites taken out of them. And maybe leave little unfrosted footprints (or frosted colored footprints probably would be easier) on the cake.
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Oh yeah...FIRST POST FIRST POST! But sad. It's not. It's the second post. I just ruined my own winning streak.ReplyDelete
K always steals what I'm about to say. But I'll say it anyway--I LOVE THE LITTLE CARROTS!
Also it might be fun to make a frosting version of the earless japanese bunny hopping around the cake looking for carrots.
Sad or cute? http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2011/06/10/earlyshow/living/petplanet/main20070474.shtml
SO CUTE! hahahaha love it!ReplyDelete
How neat! I made a carrot cake recently too. I love how you did the little carrots on top. Regarding your comment on my blog, you must really be in sync with me because believe it or not, the America's Test Kitchen Cookies will be posted tomorrow. And yes, I loved them too!ReplyDelete
me and Jill made this today and it is delicious! We added the walnuts and raisins too! Also, I've heard that chocolate chips go well inside carrot cake, but we didn't try it..ReplyDelete
I love all the little carrots along the top. Carrot cake is one of my favorite desserts.ReplyDelete
looks sooooooooooper delicious..
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Yum!! Thanks for sharing this at Savory Sundays! It looks great!!ReplyDelete
Your carrot cake looks delicious! Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful week!
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Love the little carrots on top!ReplyDelete


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Unbeatable Enemy
Bleach — Season 1
Ichigo finds out that the Hollow attacking his sisters is the same Hollow that killed his mother 5 years earlier. This Hollow is called the Grandfisher and has evaded the Shinigami for over 50 years. Because of the fact that this Hollow killed his mother to defend his pride Ichigo must fight it alone.
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Lancaster Colony CFO John Boylan retiring
The longtime CFO of Lancaster Colony Corp. is retiring July 1.
John Boylan, 58, has worked for the Columbus food manufacturer for 28 years, the last 17 as CFO.
Doug Fell, 52, senior vice president of finance of subsidiary T. Marzetti Co., known for its salad dressings, will replace Boylan, who will remain on the company's board of directors.
"Doug has a deep knowledge and understanding of both the financial and operational aspects of our food business," CEO John Gerlach Jr. said in a statement.
Fell is also a longtime Lancaster Colony employee, joining the company in 1993. He was a senior audit manager at Deloitte LLP prior to joining the company.
Boylan became CFO in 1996. Since then, Lancaster Colony (NASDAQ:LANC) has exceeded $1 billion in sales, acquired some of its well-known food brands like Sister Schubert's Homemade Rolls Inc. and, most recently, divested all of its non-food products, including Candle-lite.
He's at least the fourth CFO to depart a publicly traded central Ohio manufacturer in the last year. Larry Hilsheimer left Scotts Miracle Gro. (NYSE:SMG) in April and landed a month later at Delaware manufacturer Greif Inc.(NYSE:GEF).
CFO Robert McNutt left Greif last July. And New Albany cab component manufacturer Commercial Vehicle Group CFO hired Tim Trenary as CFO in September, replacing Chad Utrup, who landed at Crane Group Co.


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Summer Reading: The Butterfly Mosque by G. Willow Wilson
Table of Contents
G. Willow Wilson The Butterfly MosqueExcerpt - Engagement in Cairo published May 28, 2010, in New York Times
Beneath the Veil- an interview with G. Willow Wilson
Bridging Cultures Muslim Journeys
Past Monthly: G. Willow Wilson
Heart and Soul Boston University interview
Muslim/ Airline Incidents
Muslim Airlines Denies It Discriminated Against Muslim Passenger Huffington Post July 21, 2016
Muslim passenger kicked off American Airlines flight after flight attendant announces: ' I'll Be Watching You' Independent July 20, 2016
2 Muslim American Women Ordered Off American Airlines Flight- August 5, 2016, New York Times
Local Muslim Couple removed from Delta flight: 'It Was Humiliating', Cincinnatti.com, August 5, 2016
Burkini Controversy
Beach Season Winds Down But Burkini Debate Rages on in France-NPR , September 7, 2016
"Is France Right to Ban the Burkini?" Huffington Post September 3, 2016, by Josef V. Micallef
"Burkini Ban in Nice Overturned by French Court" CNN by Lauren Said-Morehouse, September 2, 2016
"The Burkini Ban Represents Everything That is Wrong about France's Approach to Minorities", The Nation, by Michelle Chen, September 2, 2016
"French Mayors Refuse to Lift Burkini Ban Despite High Courts Ruling" The Guardian Angelique Chrisafis August 28, 2016
"From Bikinis to Burkinis, Regulating What Women Wear" New York Times by Alissa J. Rubin August 27, 2016
"Court Suspends Burkini Ban in French Town" by Aurelien Breeden
"At the Beach in My Burkini" New York Times by Romaissa Benzizoune August 28, 2016
"French 'Burkini' Bans Provide Backlash as Armed Police Confront Beachgoers"
New York Times by Alissa J Rubin August 24, 2016
" 'Burkini Inventor' Says Sales Have Skyrocket On Heels of Controversy"
New York Times by Mike Ives August 24, 2016
"Third French Bans Burkini Swimwear after Beach Brawl" by Kim Wilshire, LA Times Hartford Courant August 18, 2016==
"France has the Burkini Blues" by Roger Cohen August 18, 2016
"Fighting for the 'Soul of France,' More Towns Ban a Bathing Suit: The Burkini" by Alissa J. Rubin NYT August 17, 2016
"Middle Aged White men Like Me Have No Right To Tell Women Not To Wear the Burkini" by Samuel Osborne, Alexandra Sims Independent August 17, 2016
11 Tweets That Sum Up the Absurdity of Burkini Ban by Antonia Blumberg August 17, 2016, Huffington Post
"French 'burkini ban': Seclusion or Security?" AlJazeera August 17, 2016
"Italy Refuses to Ban Burkini Fearing Law Could Spark Terror Attack" by Katie Mansfield Express August 18, 2016
"Businessman offers to pay Burkini Fines" by Letitia Jiju, Special to Gulf New News France
Flemish-Morrocan Politician calls for Burkini Ban in Belgium By Ezzoubeir Jabrane - August 18, 2016 , 1:13 pm Morroco World News
Opinion: French Burkini Ban is Political DW August 16, 2016
Burkini Banned in Water Park in Catalonia Al Arabiya English August 17, 2016
France's Burkini Bigotry - Opinion NYT The Editorial Board August 18, 2016
Should France Ban the Burkini? Letters to the Editor NYTimes August 19, 2016
Germany, Like France, Questions Place of Islamic Veils in Its Society by Alison Smale NYT August 19, 2016
Why are the Burkini and Burqa being banned? CNN August 19, 2016, by Bianca Briton - includes map of countries that ban Burqas
Terror Attacks in France
Nice Attack: What We Know About the Bastille Day Killings BBC August 19, 2016
Why France Has Become the Number One Target for Terrorism Time July 15, 2016
Why Does France Keep Getting Attacked? The Guardian July 15, 2016
"Timeline: Attacks in France" July 26, 2016, BBC
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Muslim Funeral Practices by Timothy Peckinpaugh, studioD
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"Islamophobic Backlash Over Muslim Burials Across the U.S." April 28, 2016
Muslims in America Politics Today
"Portraying Muslims as a Threat to Women, Donald Trump Echoes 'Us vs. Them' Refrain" The Interpreter, by Amanda Taub, NYT, August 1
Extreme Vetting- BBC August 16, 2016
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Khizr Khan's Speech DNC
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- Sept. 3, 2016- Chicago Tribute by Grace Wong
Donald Trump interview with George Stephanopoulos ABC News July 2016
n Tribute to Son, Khiri Khan Offered Citizenship Lesson at Convention by Richard A. Oppel, Jr. NYT July 29, 2016
Muslim in America
American Muslims in the United States
The Right Way to Observe Ramadan by Mustafa Akyol NYT June 5, 2016
Raising American Muslim Kids in the Age of Trump by Wajahat Ali NYT August 6, 2016
Ms. Marvel Delivers Real-World Punch Against Islamophobia and Hate Speech by A. DAVID LEWIS for ISLAMiCommentary on JANUARY 28, 2015
Muslims in America Huffington Post April 6, 2015
Aasif Mandvi Riffs About Being Muslim in America
The Definitive Guide to Being a Muslim Aasif Mandvi
Halal in the Family - web series sitcom parody of All-American Muslim family
Islamophobia: Understanding Anti-Muslim Sentiment in the United States Gallup
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Monday, February 25, 2008
15 moments
It's the little stuff:
That last kisses and bear hugs Owen and I shared with Will as he nearly hopped with excitement at the prospect of spending a morning with his friends and his beloved Miss Jodi at school.
Using Rob's grandmother's roasting pan for the first time in my life to roast a chicken.
Drizzling olive oil over a whole chicken, laid on a bed of sweet potatoes, onions and baby carrots. Then sprinkling paprika, rosemary, kosher salt, pepper and rosemary over the top. (Even though I don't do it often, I kind of like cooking a whole bird.)
Smelling that chicken and those spices mingling in the oven and wafting through the house for a couple morning hours.
Reading another woman's autobiographical journey, so different from my own. Finding pockets of time (mostly while nursing Owen) to actually read a book. ("Eat, Pray, Love" is an entertaining romp through one woman's search for meaning and love in her life. I'm in the "pray" portion of the book now. And I think it's all the Yoga/Buddhist-influenced talk about living in the now -- rather than brooding about the past or fretting about the future -- that inspired me to do this list. All ideas I've read and found wisdom in before, but I always need reminding.)
Dancing and singing Owen to sleep just before noon, knowing he'd had a too-short morning nap and that this midday nap he was on the brink of slipping into would set him back on track.
Discussing with Will, as we set off in the double stroller to the park, the meaning of the word "glorious," (the adjective I'd chosen to describe today's cloudless, windless 70-degree weather, this touch of springtime before the mosquitoes and cockroaches descend on Columbus. Ooops. There I go into the future.) And how "glorious" sounds a lot like "Gloria," the dog hero in this book we are currently borrowing from the library.
Spotting my friend Terese from a quarter mile away, not because I was close enough to discern any physical characteristics, but because she was hiding behind a tree. (She is the only mom I know who reliably and consistently plays hide-and-seek with her daughter at the park.)
Receiving this gift of a red-bud bouquet from Terese's daughter, Breigha.
And then this red-bud petal offering from Will (who enjoys following Breigha around).
Watching Owen explore the park on his own level. (Grass, leaves, and dirt are so fun to explore with little hands. And miraculously the kid can go almost a minute without trying to ingest it all.)
Eating dinner on our back deck for the first time this year. Listening to Rob and Will make up stories about how they saw each other at work: Rob was out in the field and Will was driving a tractor.
Listening to Rob's nonfiction dinnertime stories of happening upon deer and watching parachuting soldiers jump from an airplane during his day in the woods at Fort Benning.
Listening to the laughter from the bathroom as Rob gives Will and Owen their nightly duo bath.
Taking these moments to put it all down.
Try your own list today or tomorrow or one day next week. And if you're in the mood, share your moments right here.
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- shannon said...
Since I'm reading the same book, same part, same reminders, and breathing in the same fresh days, playing with the same love of the universe (children), my joy this very moment is realizing the connection between us ALL - "a candleflame in Tibet leans when I move"- Mary Oliver.
other joys:
the kids nonchalantly calling, one minute! we're picking daffodils. . . as I call them to come in for their nap.
Nora reading to Cavan, sounds mingling with the fan's whir & my mind's hum.
sharing prayers for all children, al mothers and fathers, all people struggling to just breathe in fresh days.
- February 26, 2008 at 5:32 AM
- shannon said...
oh- and one more- every time (like now) I see an oak standing there just like it was the day before, my heart leaps! I cannot help my love affair and the simplicity of it is my joy!
- February 26, 2008 at 5:51 AM
- Annie Addington said...
Enjoyed your moments, Shannon. Also, in case anyone is reading this late I noticed that that big ol' photo of Eat Pray Love looks like a wholesale endorsement from me for that book. And I'll admit I'm enjoying it, but it's no literary masterpiece and the author sort of overdoes it on her attempts at beings witty to the point of being a tad bit annoying. And even she admits to being self-absorbed. So, just wanted to throw out a disclaimer before I send anyone rushing off to the bookstore. I enjoy jumping into the life of someone with the freedom to travel (and meditate in an Ashram for hours on end) though, since I'm not doing either of those things with young kids at home. So for me it's been a fun read.
- February 27, 2008 at 12:00 PM
- John & Kelley said...
Hi, Annie! I read this post earlier, but only now have responded to it. I referenced you on my own blog, queenkelley.com. Hope you don't mind. I grew up in Manchester, GA, and my mom thought I'd enjoy reading your blog. She was right! I'm with you on Eat Pray Love! I'm at the Ashram with her right now, and sometimes I wonder what rabbit she's chasing and when she'll begin to look outward rather than inward. Still, it's been a fascinating trip inside someone else's mind.
I enjoyed the exercise of listing moments in my day with the girls. Thanks!
- February 28, 2008 at 4:09 AM


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Air Wars
July 22, 2004 - MMJ Games' Air Wars will immediately remind you of the classic coin-op Scramble. And if you have any pleasant memories attached to that game, there is an excellent chance you will enjoy MMJ Games' latest creation, as it borrows a few game play mechanics.
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Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Take a Word-Chocolate
Hershey's label and child image from Google Images, Overlay from Shadowhouse, chocolate embellishments from Trine Secher at Nothing But Freebies.
Posted by Linda Gibbons at Tuesday, May 10, 2011
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Oh Linda this is just too cute...what a wonderful lttle face and great vintage feel...awesome!!!ReplyDelete
This has made a wonderful collage Linda. I like that overlay.xxReplyDelete
Linda, the filter you also used for this piece is such a clever choice !! Love it !!ReplyDelete
What a sweet little face! This is pure joy to see, Linda.ReplyDelete
I want a hershey bar NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
Very nicely done!ReplyDelete
This is so perfect I thought there was a label like that!ReplyDelete
What a scrumptious advertisement for Hershey, Linda, you should send it to them!! I love it, what a cute image!ReplyDelete
May I have a bite, too? A great face!ReplyDelete
This is gorgeous, Linda. The innocence of childhood without the adult guilt about eating too much chocolate. Beautifully designed and crafted. I love it.ReplyDelete
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