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CHARLOTTE GLADSTONE passengers - 30 Jan 1871 Christchurch
5 January 1871 - CHRISTCHURCH
... The clipper ship Charlotte Gladstone was to leave London for Canterbury on November 4, with about 400 emigrants (sic) and will bring a large cargo for this port
10 January 1871 - the STAR (Christchurch)
... AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY - The quarterly committee meeting of the Canterbury Auxiliary Bible Society was held in the Town Hall yesterday; his Worship the Mayor presided. After the confirmation of the minutes of the previous meeting, the secretary read several interesting letters from the parent society, and reported the arrival of two cases of Scriptures per Zealandia; also, that another consignment of two cases might be expected by the Charlotte Gladstone. The receipt of the parent society for remittance of ?200, dated Aug. 25th, 1870, was laid on the table (Aug 2012 equivalent of $25,700). The secretary stated that a glazed case had been forwarded with a supply of Scriptures for sale, to Mr Callender, Kaiapoi; Mr Rule, Springton; and Messrs Cameron Bros, Saltwater Creek
26 January 1871 - BLUFF 12.08 p.m.
... The Charlotte Gladstone, of London, bound for Canterbury, 78 days out from London, all well, is passing the Bluff. She has a head wind
The Public are informed that application will be received at the office for AGRICULTURAL LABORERS and FEMALE DOMESTICE SERVANTS to arrive per ship "Charlotte Gladstone", due early in February
26 January 1871 - the PRESS (Christchurch)
... A meeting of the Working Men's Protection Society, was held at the Temperance Hall, Gloucester street, last evening. Mr Kilburn occupied the chair. Mr McPherson was the first speaker, and pointed out that unless the working men combined to protect themselves as a body, they would find themselves ground down. It was spread throughout England and other parts that there was plenty of work for every one in New Zealand, but let them wait until the Charlotte Gladstone and other vessels brought in their hordes of people, and they would find that the men would not be aboe to obtain work of any description. After some further remarks, Mr McPherson read the rules of the proposed society. Mr Ditford next addressed the meeting, urging the stopping of immigration at once to this province, and concluded by proposing the following resloution:- "That it is expedient that steps should be taken to stop immigration at once" This was seconded by Mr Patterson and agreed to
28 January 1871
... The Charlotte Gladstone was sighted at the Bluff on the 26th instant, having made a quick passage of seventy-eight days from land to land.
28 January 1871 ADVERT in the PRESS
... To arrive per Charlotte Gladstone, Pianofortes by Broadwood and Ziegler and Percussion Action Harmoniums. John J. MILNER, Manager
31 January 1871 ARRIVAL of the CHARLOTTE GLADSTONE
... The ship Charlotte Gladstone, 1303 TONS, under the command of Capt. Fox, (late of the ship England), arrived at the Heads yesterday, at 6 a.m. from London, having made the run from land to land in 76 days, and from Gravesend in 85 days. She has arrived in excellent condition, and is a picture of cleanliness. The p.s. Novelty was chartered by the agents to go down to her, and proceeded at 12.30 from Lyttelton, having the health immigration officer, the Superintendent, and others on board. Upon her arrival alongside, the usual questions being answered satisfactorily, she was boarded, and all were kindly welcomed by our old friend Capt. Fox. The ship has made the fastest trip from home this year. The passengers are under the care of Dr Cortis (sic, Curtis), and are all in very good health. Capt Fox brought out with him from London, thirteen hares, three of which are only now alive, and have been handed over to the agents of the vessel for the Acclimatisation Society. The following is the Captain's report of the voyage:
- Left the docks on the 4th November; on the 9th landed the pilot off the Start, and sailed with a fine breeze; on the 28th were in lat 3.56 N., long 23.29 W.; boarded the ship Sydney 83 days out from Singapore to Liverpool, and took the advantage of sending letters home by her; was in company with the ship Princess Tomanatta - 30 days out from Shields to Bombay; crossed the Equator on the 30th Nov., in long 27.42 W.; spoke (to) the barque Arcturas 36 days from Liverpool to Rio Grande; Dec. 4th, spoke the ship Norwood, 24 days from Falmouth to Bombay; on Dec. 10th in lat. 25.50, long 28.29 W. were boarded by the captain of the barque Faust from San Francisco, and supplied them with provisions and sent letters home; Dec. 11th, again spoke the ship Princess Tomanatta; on Dec. 13th spoke the ship John N Cashing, 54 days from Boston to Calcutta; sighted Gough Island on the 19th December, and on Christmas Day passed the meridian of the Cape of Good Hope, 50 days out; on the 29th spoke the barque Coldstream, 54 days out from Liverpool to Singapore; on the 5th January sighted Kirquelan's Land, and passed between Blyth's Cape and the Main Island; sighted the Solander on the 24th January, having a fine steady breeze; on the 25th, with light wind, backed the ship between Stewart Island and the Middle Island; on the 26th, when off the Bluff, signalled to be reported at Christchurch; got clear of the Straits the same evening, and had light winds and calms on the 28th until 4 p.m. when the wind shifted to the S.W., blowing strong; was becalmed nearly all day on the 29th, and was off Akaroa at 8 p.m.; made Lyttelton Heads on the 30th at 6 a.m.; and brought up anchor, there being a south-west wind blowing out of the bay.
31 January 1871
SHIP CHARLOTTE GLADSTONE from London, James Fox, Commander
... The above Vessel having this day reported at the Customs, Consignees are requested to pass entries, present bills of lading and pay freight at the offices of the undersigned, without whose endorsement no goods will be delivered. All goods not passed for by FRIDAY, the 3rd FEBRUARY, will be landed and stored at consignees' risk and expense
... Arrangements have been made with Messrs Cameron Bros. to LIGHTER CARGO from the above ship. Consignees objecting must give notice in writing to the undersigned on or before Friday; the 3rd February, after which date they must have a lighter alongside ready to receive their goods as they come to hand; failing which the goods will be landed at their risk and expense, in terms of bill of lading. Consignees will please notify where they wish their goods landed - MATHESON'S AGENCY, Agents, Lyttelton and Christchurch
31 January 1871 - PUBLIC NOTICE
... The Public are informed that the Immigrants per ship Charlotte Gladstone may be engaged, according to priority of application, at the Immigration Barracks, on and after Thursday, February 2, commencing at 10 a.m. - J. EDWIN MARCH, Immigration Officer
31 January 1871 - the PRESS
... In the list of imports by the Charlotte Gladstone we notice three hares which we are glad to see Captain Fox has succeeded in landing alive, out of sixteen originally shipped
- my additions will be obvious, also surname spelling may change after extensive research - please leave your comments if you have alterations or additions
- NOTE dates of birth & ages as per shipping list may sometimes vary. Ages were given at time of application, not embarkation & ages were sometimes lied about :)
? George BELL aged 26, wife Rebecca aged 27 & 2 children, Lincolnshire
... Elizabeth Bell aged 2
... George Bell aged 8 months
? Thomas BRANKIN aged 22 (1850-1887) and wife Sarah Ann aged 22 (1847-1924), Armagh. They later moved to Ashburton
? Samuel DALE aged 45, wife Hannah aged 40 and child, Cheshire
... child was 6 year old Emily (perhaps a grandchild, see single Dales below)
? Mark GRIFFITHS aged 37, wife Frances aged 25 & 2 children, Pembrokeshire
... William George Griffiths aged 2 (1868-1943)
... Ellen Martha Griffiths aged 6 months (1870-1920)
- Ellen married John WOODS 1889 & had 2 children
? George HARKESS aged 32, wife Eleanor aged 35 & 3 children, Hertfordshire
... Sarah A. Harkess aged 5
... Harriet E. Harkess aged 4
... Mary E. Harkess aged 9 months
? James HAWKEN, wife and child, Cornwall
? Robert HIGMAN and wife, Cornwall
? William MARTIN, wife and five children, Devonshire
? James MILLER, wife and three children, Down
? George ROND, wife Elizabeth & four children, Mary Ann, George, Edmund & Elizabeth
? Moses George SAUNDERS aged 27 (1842-1920), wife Priscilla Guys (nee HITCHING) aged 28 (1841-1902) & 3 children, Essex
... Harriet A. Sanders aged 5
... George Sanders aged 3
... James S. Sanders aged 11 months
- Moses & Priscilla had another 7 children (the first 3 months after arrival)
? Thomas W. WHITE, wife and two children, Lincolnshire
? Robert GIMBLETT, wife and two children, Cornwall
? James HARMAN, wife and three children, Worcestershire
? George HOLT, wife and child, Bedfordshire
? Patrikck McCARTAN, wife and child, Down
? William PATRICK and wife
? John ROBB, wife and five children, Perthshire
John BROWN, Kent
William and Samuel BENNETT, Cornwall
James BLACKWELL, Lincolnshire
John DALE aged 23, Cheshire
... son of Samuel & Hannah above
James FLACK, Down
William FRISBY aged 17 (1853-1941), Leicestershire
... William married Isabella CORBETT in 1879 & had 16 children
Peter GOOD, Lincolnshire
John GREADY, Galway
James HAWKEN, Cornwall
Frederick HYDES, Lincolnshire
Joseph LOCK jun., Somersetshire
Charles and Peter MALLEY, Galway
James MALLEY, Galway
Thomas MAY, Antrim
Joseph and Alexander McCLELLAND, Down
Richard MILDREN, Cornwall
Edward and John MILLENCHAMP, Salop
... John Millichamp married Fanny TAPLIN, fellow passenger, 5 months after arriving
James and Patrick PALMER, Lincolnshire
Stephen PHAIR, Down
Robert SMYTH, Tyrone
Edward TERRY, Kent
James WELBURN, Yorkshire
Harry WOOLVIN, Surrey
James Hugh BALLAGH, Down
James and Benjamin HAMPTON, Armagh
Richard HERVEY, Tyrone
Joseph and Barton HUTCHISON, Tyronw
James THOMSON, Down
James William KIBBLEWHITE (1845-1906), Bucks
... James married Mary Jane LUKE (1851-1900) in 1876
Robert REID, PERTHSHIRE
Patrick BURKE, Kerry
Stephen HAWKEN, Cornwall
Thomas HOOKER, Pembrokeshire
William Edward WELBURN, aged 23, Yorkshire
Edward CRANSTON, aged 27, Northumberland
Elizabeth ALLEN, aged 19, Tyrone
Rebecca ALLEN, aged 18, Tyrone
Eliza BALLAGH, aged 24, Down
Margaret BLACK, aged 18, Tyrone
Mary BRIEN, aged 18, Kerry
Kate BRODERICK, aged 19, Galway
Jane BULLEY, aged 22, Devonshire
Mary Hannah COX, aged 22, Surrey
Elizabeth Jane CROWL, aged 18, Cornwall
Louisa CULLIFORD, aged 24, Somersetshire
Hannah DAILEY, aged 20, Cork
Annie DALE aged 21, Lancashire
... daughter of Samuel & Hannah above,
Eleanor DALE aged 16, Lancashire
... daughter of Samuel & Hannah above
- Elenaor married Charles PYE in 1874 & had 8 children
Jane GIMBLETT, aged 20, Cornwall
Nanno GREANY, aged 19, Kerry
Sarah J. HAMPTON, aged 23 Armagh
Mary A. HAWKENS, aged 17, Cornwall
Margaret KYLE, aged 26, Aberdeenshire
Mary MALLEY, aged 16, Galway
Eliza A. MARTIN, aged 16, Cornwall
Mary J. MARTIN, aged 17, Cornwall
Agnes McCULLOGH, aged 20, Down
Fanny A. MOFFATT, aged 20, Cavan
Sarah MOFFAT, aged 22, Cavan
Catherine MOLLEY, Galway
Anne MULLANY, aged 19, Roscommon
Mary MULLANY, aged 17, Roscommon
Margaret PATRICK, aged 16, Lanarkshire
Margaret REYNOLDS, aged 18, Galway
Isabella ROBB, aged 18, Forfarshire
Ellen SCULLEY, aged 20, Galway
Mary SILK, aged 20, Galway
Mary J. SMITH, aged 18, Down
Mary J. SOANE, aged 21, Sussex
Fanny TAPLIN, aged 20, Oxfordshire
... Fanny married fellow passenger, John Millichamp, 5 months after arriving
Susanna THOMSON, aged 21, Down
Maria WADE, aged 25, Galway
Martha WARNER, aged 22, Cavan
Sarah GOOD, aged 23, Lincolnshire
Margaret MAGUIRE aged 25,, Lancashire
Janet SMALL, aged 26, Peebleshire
Nanno BRIEN, aged 20, Kerry
Margaret GREADY, aged 18, Galway
Bridget MALLEY, aged 45, Galway
Bridget McTYGHE, aged 18, Galway
Sophia MAGUIRE, aged 19, Lancashire
Martha A. KAUFMANN, aged 19, Germany
Jane MEDMORE, aged 25, Kent
Mary Ann LOWRY, aged 35, Down
Catherine HARRIS, aged 35, England
1 February 1871
... The ship Charlotte Gladstone, Captain Fox, from London, got under weigh and sailed up the harbor with a fine N.E. breeze yesterday morning. She anchored off Rhodes Bay.
The Immigrants were landed by the p.s. Novelty yesterday and were conveyed to Christchurch by train at 3 p.m.
1 February 1871 ADVERT in the PRESS
... IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ?1000 worth (equivalent in Feb 2012 of $132,300) of BLACK SILKS, bought in Paris before the complete investment of the French Capital, at a discount of 65 per cent., for, and on account of, the Undersigned, which will be landed from the CHARLOTTE GLADSTONE, and on view at Dunstable house in a few days - William PRATT
2 February 1871 - LYTTELTON
... The ship Charlotte Gladstone, 1303 tons, Captain Fox, arrived at Lyttelton on the 30th, with 28 cabin and 180 steerage passengers. She made the run from land to land in 76 days, and from Gravesend in 85 days
2 February 1871 - the STAR
... The saloon passengers by the ship CHARLOTTE GLADSTONE yesterday presented Captain and Mrs Fox with a testimonial expressive of the respect and esteem. The testimonial consisted of a silver goblet for Captian Fox, and a biscuit holder for Mrs Fox. The plate was supplied by Messrs Coates and Co.
3 February 1871 NEWS OF THE DAY
... We are informed that all the single men and single women for engagement by the ship Charlotte Gladstone readily found situations yesterday, soon after the barrack gates were open; and of the seventy-one families landed, only eight remain for engagement. The following were the rates of wages given:
FAMILIES, ?50 - ?60 per annum and found
SIMGLE MEN, ?1 per week during harvest and then from ?30 to ?40 per annum
SINGLE WOMEN, ?20 to ?25
4 February 1871 PUBLIC NOTICE
... Just received, ex Charlotte Gladstone, a large assortment of new Photographic goods, and Perfumery, which will be opened up in a few days
9 February 1871
... It will be recollected that some short time ago a yacht race took place in Lyttelton for a cup, presented by Messrs Shaw, Saville and Co., which was won by the Aspasia, owned by Captains McClatchie and LcLellan. By the Charlotte Gladstone, the cup itself has arrived, in charge of Captain Fox, and is now on view at the establishment of Messrs B. Petersen and Co. The cup stands sixteen inches high, and on one side is an embossed sea-piece, representing a yacht rounding a buoy off Godley Head Lighthouse, which is very spiritedly executed, the view having the further merit of being exceedingly true to nature. A remarkable coincidence is, that the yacht shown in the foreground bears a marked resemblance to the Aspasia, the winner of the cup. On the other side the following inscription has been engraved by Messrs Petersen and Co., on a shield left blank for that purpose:- "Canterbury Regatta, January 1871. Present by Shaw, Saville and Co., of London; won by the schooner Aspasia, 44 tons register, owned by Captains McClatchie and McLellan". In the centre of the shield is placed the flag of New Zealand, the St George's Cross, and four stars. The manner in which the engraving has been executed reflects every credit upon the establishment. The cup is really a very handsome one, and Messrs Shaw, Saville and Co. are entitled to the thanks of the community for their valuable present, the more so as it was spontaneous and unsolicited. The cup will be on view at Messrs Petersen and Co's till Monday next
* another passenger list found since journal written
taken from the site (SS) SHAW, SAVILL & ALBION
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This latest compilation of works on canvas by Gandy Brodie is something of a mini survey that focuses on the artist's relationship to his immediate environment. This is a relevant concept since Brodie was always tuned in to local nuance, whether it was a dead bird on a sidewalk of SoHo, or a fictional tree falling in the vegetive density of a forested picture plane.Later on in his life Gandy did divide his time between New York and Vermont, but my feeling as a former student at his atelier in Newfane, was that he felt more at home in Vermont.
He and his wife Jocelyn owned a modest bungalow in Townsend, close to the barn he rented in the center of Newfane.
The barn had two stories. The students worked downstairs in various niches that may have once stored hay, or corralled livestock. Gandy had his own working area upstairs, a dark little rafter that suited his nesting instinct nicely.
I recall watching him paint on a self-portrait that had been in progress for many years. In typical Brodie fashion the paint had been relegated to a state akin to the historical layers of an archeological dig. What may have started as an innocent reflection of facial symmetry had now become a thickly brooding notion of insightful trepidation. What had he wrought? A visage worthy of Rembrandt, yet rooted in a profoundly insecure and vulnerable personality. Gandy always said he would've only taken lessons from Rembrandt or Cézanne, but I think that bravado may have masked a deeply ingrained belief that he and his art were riddled with idiosyncratic faults.
I watched in awe that summer as the self-portrait gradually glazed over into an image of a bumpy icicle, reeking with metaphorical implications.
Gandie's lower east side origins never left him; he loved the dense architecture of life in a busy metropolis. I was told in no uncertain terms that to be a real painter I had to leave Vermont, and go live in a cold-water loft in New York.
I only knew Gandy in New York for a couple of years before he died, but this exhibit revisits his earlier tenure in the mean streets to good effect. Much of the work from the mid fifties and early sixties was done before he lived in Vermont, and employ a gritty persona of figurative compositions that exude a tough, bluesy poetry.
The city tree theme encompasses a pervasive sense of the struggle for renewal in Brodie's perpetual duality of self/nature in conflict. The epic tale of Brodie's legacy is not so much a sweep, as it is the plodding progress of inspired determination.
The epitome of Gandy's oeuvre culminates in his floral paintings. The workman-like stance that inhabits his cityscapes, combines in these still lives with a reverence for the natural world. Pigment bubbles up like some gurgling spring, exuding the essential essence of a delicately fragrant sensibility.
Yet these blossoms are encrusted with substantial weight. Their surfaces mask a tremendous burden, exhausted by an exquisite finality. Its as if the slightest additional mark might result in a psychic collapse. This art has reached a peak state of painting that cannot be exceeded.
I believe Brodie was a naturalist at heart. His figurative work (both animal and human) inevitably leads to a humanist celebration, but always in the context of architecture as a naturally occurring phenomenon.
Kudos to Steven Harvey and Jennifer Samet for making this exhibit happen. I was particularly impressed by the wonderful catalog available for free, due to the generosity of the Wolf Kahn, Milton Avery, and Hans Hoffman foundations.
Brodie's work is now way over due for a major museum retrospective. I know there are hundreds more paintings and drawings that could be assembled for an in-depth survey of this artist's invaluable contributions to twentieth century painting.
A link to the exhibition catalog:
I don't know if Gandy ever witnessed this event himself, but I'd that guess he did. The Birth Of A Fawn series resists conventional sentimentality and representational coyness, in favor of investigating the mysterious sensations of birth and origin.


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MTN ZAMBIA chief marketing officer Clement Asante has described the recently held MTN Music Scorer as a success stating that Zambia has massive potential to compete at international level.
Mr Asante has further pledged that his company will continue to support the development of arts in Zambia as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility.
In a statement issued in Lusaka last week, Mr Asante said the handover ceremony and the public unveiling of Zambia's newest singing sensation will be done on February 12, 2014 in Kitwe.
The music talent search programme dubbed MTN Music Scorer contest reached its grand finale with upcoming artiste Natasha Mulenga winning Season 1 of the TV reality show on Muvi TV.
Natasha won a K50,000.00 (Fifty Thousand kwacha) recording deal, K7,000.00 cash, iPhone 5 and K500 airtime for her outstanding performance in the musical contest.
Mr Asante disclosed that MTN has been working in the background to put things in place and ensure that logistics were in place before the handover ceremony.
"The Music Scorer contest started in 2013 and came to an end on January 5, 2014. Since then, we have been working in the background to ensure that all logistics are in place. We are currently making final touches on the recording contract with the studio Natasha will sign up with for her debut album," said Mr Asante.
He described the contest as the first of its kind in that format and that it was a music talent search for aspiring musicians who ordinarily would not have the means to showcase their singing prowess.
And winner Natasha described the contest as life changing. The 22- year-old Ndola-based musician said winning the contest will catapult her into stardom.
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Over 5,000 people took part in the MTN Music Scorer. The runners up were Mirriam Kemba Nkone (1st runner up) and Cindy Banda (2nd runner up) who respectively walked away with K5,000 cash, mobile phone valued at K3,000 and K350 worth of air time and K3,500 cash, mobile phone valued at K3,000 and K200 worth of airtime.
To participate, MTN customers were required to submit karaoke versions of songs of their choice via mobile phone.
The songs were then subjected to voting by the public on MTN sponsored radio shows across the country with the top 8 performers winning a ticket to the grand finale which was broadcast on Muvi TV.
The winner was determined by combined votes from viewers and in studio judges comprising TK Simuyandi (Roma Side Studios) KB (K-Army Studios) and veteran songbird Maureen Lilanda.
MTN Zambia is part of the MTN Group a multi-national telecommunications company with a footprint in 22 countries in Africa and the Middle East.
It started its operations in Zambia in 2005 after acquiring the then Telecel. It initially started as an exclusive GSM network providing voice and Short Message System (SMS) services.
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The company is a leading communications solutions provider covering all the 10 provinces of Zambia and enjoying 39 per cent market share (as at June 2012). MTN Zambia's footprint is covered by 3G, Edge and 2G networks.
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"I am grateful for my father, who keeps me good and sweet. I am grateful for my mother, who keeps her own heart guarded and safe. I am grateful for my adviser, who keeps me protected. I am grateful for the Path, which keeps me pure. Ever after."
Princess Aislynn has long dreamed about attending her Introduction Ball, about dancing with the handsome suitors her adviser has chosen for her, about meeting her true love and starting her happily ever after.
When the night of the ball finally arrives and Nerine Academy is awash with roses and royalty, Aislynn wants nothing more than to dance the night away, dutifully following the Path that has been laid out for her. She does not intend to stray.
But try as she might, Aislynn has never quite managed to control the magic that burns within her-magic brought on by wicked, terrible desires that threaten the Path she has vowed to take.
After all, it is wrong to want what you do not need. Isn't it?
My Review:
I enjoyed this book so much! I'd been a bit hesitant to read this book, because the synopsis basically said that it would push my buttons, so I'd kinda been avoiding it. But then I started it, and then just had to keep going, it was just so good!
I really enjoyed reading about Aislynn, she's royalty, but she has trouble following the rules and containing her magic. It doesn't help that the whole society is totally nuts and awful! And she goes through a lot changes in this book!
I have a few suspicions, like about her advisor and her fairy godmother Tahlia, and the wolf might be connected, as well as the lady who's house Aislynn and some Orphans stayed in, because I think that's going to be important! Plus, I want to know what's the truth of Queen Josetta!
What I'm really itching to know right now, is what the other version of the Four Sisters tales there is, the one that doesn't paint magic as something really bad, and is why the whole system of Maidens/Fairy Godmothers was set up. I want to know!
Really fantastic book, and I'm glad that I read this now, when the next book is coming out shortly, yeah, so I can have more time in this world!
Author: Elissa Sussman
Series: Four Sisters #1
Read: November 29th, 2015
Source: Edelweiss
Reason Why: Sounded really good, and it's a DAC Book and a Prequel & Sequel Challenge 2015 Book!
Publisher: Greenwillow
Published: October 7th 2014
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The Future of Journalism: Unpacking the Rhetoric
April 29, 2010 - April 30, 2010
Thursday 4/29 Kick-off event: 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Friday 4/30 sessions: 9:00 a.m. - 5:15 p.m.
Sponsored by The Center for Internet and Society
This conference is designed to challenge and dissect the fundamental assumptions and biases embedded within the media debate. The event will bring together journalists, lawyers, scholars, technologists, and policymakers to analyze and discuss the evolution of journalism into the digital age.
The format of this conference will consist of a Thursday evening Kick-off event with Amy Goodman, host of Democracy Now!, followed on Friday by four panels, each addressing one of the tenets of conventional wisdom on the media. Panels will open with a talk supporting a specific principle. The panel members will then question, analyze, and debate the speaker's thesis in an effort to introduce complexity and substance into the national dialogue about the future of journalism.
VISIT THE EVENT WEBSITE to view the full agenda, list of speakers and more information.
This event is free and open to the public. Please note, registration is required for the Friday 4/30 sessions. No need to register for the Thursday 4/29 Kick-off event, but please show up early to ensure your seat.
Journalism Innovations III
Now in its 3rd year, the conference, produced by Independent Arts & Media, The University of San Francisco, G.W. Williams Center for Independent Journalism and the Society for Professional Journalists, brings together some of the brightest minds and most innovative projects to network and share skills and ideas.
Last year's conference drew over 300 attendees, and this year we're expecting twice as many as the conference expands to include SPJ's Western Regional journalism conference. There's a lot of excitement in the industry at the moment and conversations around new business models, net neutrality, community engagement and multimedia training are already buzzing. We're anticipating a great turnout and several enlightening sessions.
We are accepting proposals for session ideas and sponsorships now and will be sending out regular updates across a variety of mediums over the next few months. Please let us know how you would like to participate.
Sign up for the conference at our EventBrite page (http://bit.ly/9RvR43) , and take a minute to join our Facebook group (http://bit.ly/cOmfh9) to keep up on the latest developments.
* Info on Sponsorship: http://bit.ly/9spmyX
* Info on Sessions: http://bit.ly/9spmyX
A national service consensus on capacity building
In addition to being native to the islands of public media and technology, the Transmission Project is also a bright star in the constellation of national service initiatives. Over the past few months we have been participating in stakeholder dialogues with the Corporation for National Community Service on the topic of capacity building in nonprofits.
The summaries of those dialogues have been shared and the results are quite fascinating. While the Corporation for National Service is quite obviously interested in volunteerism, it is good to see that they recognize that fielding community resources requires more than many hands. Through the dialogues the following capacity building needs were identified:
The most critical capacity building issues facing small and midsize nonprofits right now are sustainability (cash flow and consistent funding, particularly for infrastructure), leadership, ability to nurture partnerships and relationships, capacity to manage and retain volunteers, weak understanding of the role of governance, short-term thinking and stagnation, capacity to use technology, and capacity to manage and cultivate human capital, both paid and volunteer.
Interesting also were the recommendation on the role the Corporation for National and Community service can play. On a small scale, they sound very similar to the role we see for the Transmission Project as we build to scale:
The most critical role the Corporation can play and where the Corporation can have the greatest impact for limited investment is in continuing to convene the stakeholders across sectors – government, nonprofit, and foundation/corporate; conduct and disseminate research on what's working and not working in the nonprofit sector; establish a "framework of standardized or effective practices – "be the go-to place" for tools and funding opportunities; help to define the metrics for measuring social impact and train nonprofits on this; recognize and affirm what works; train the trainer; invest in the development of emerging leaders; support interagency collaboration; and streamline our grant processes. The Corporation was strongly encouraged to not duplicate what already exists, to work with
existing intermediaries, encourage other funders to invest in nonprofit capacity building, and to encourage interagency communication and collaboration. Cultural competency is critical to the effectiveness of capacity building strategies.
Lastly, I think the qualities of effective intermediaries and partners is quite enlightening (and also similar to the traits we seek out in our partners):
The Corporation should select intermediaries who demonstrate an ability to convene and partner with other intermediaries, have a solid infrastructure to measure their success…[and] a track-record of ongoing assistance with recipients
You can download a copy of the report below.
FCC Proposes a Digital Literacy Corps
At today's Digital Inclusion Summit, FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn introduced the National Digital Literacy Corps as a recommendation within the to-be-announced National Broadband Plan:
The central feature in this program, the proposed National Digital Literacy Corps, is similar to programs like AmeriCorps and SeniorCorps. The Digital Literacy Corps will mobilize hundreds of digital ambassadors in local communities across the country. This is about neighbors helping neighbors get online. The Corps can target vulnerable communities with below-average adoption rates like low-income housing developments, rural towns, Tribal lands, and areas populated primarily by racial and ethnic minorities.
Our country has long recognized the power of education and information, particularly for those who face other disadvantages. Frederick Douglass once said, "Once you learn to read, you will forever be free." Nothing can open more doors for a person than literacy. But knowing how to read is no longer sufficient to be "literate" in the 21st Century. Basic literacy must be supplemented with digital literacy.
The Commission already has experience in a related program that gives us confidence in its ability to succeed. During the waning months of the DTV transition, the FCC enlisted the help of AmeriCorps to go out into communities across the country to help consumers hook up their converter boxes in order to ensure that they would continue to receive free, over-the-air television following the transition. Young men and women fanned out across the country – from right here in Washington, D.C., to New Orleans, Denver, and Los Angeles. They were welcomed into people's homes, and helped them get ready for the transition and beyond.
That same spirit can be applied to the longer-term goal of helping our nation's citizens gain the necessary digital literacy skills to participate fully in all that broadband has to offer. Using people from within the community to help their neighbors can go a long way to ensuring that people are able to use the Internet safely, and to its fullest potential.
Some non-adopters, particularly older Americans and those who are not touched by technology in their communities, may be uncomfortable operating a computer or might be worried that being online exposes them to excessive dangers. Helping those people understand basics about computers and the Internet may be enough to get them online.
A recent study commissioned by the Social Science Research Council highlighted the role of communities in supporting digital literacy. Non-adopters and new users, especially those in low income and minority communities, often rely on the assistance of others to get online or provide one-on-one support. This fact is also why we recognize the need for continuing investment in public access points like libraries and community based organizations.
We have talented young people graduating college committed to doing volunteer work in their communities, who may be unable to find jobs right away. And we have workers laid-off mid-career searching for employment opportunities that require a new set of skills. The Corps can put these people to work building our nation's digital skills and building upon its history of grassroots action and community service. Then our country and all of our people will be prepared to compete in the 21st Century global economy. It can help ensure that the online community is an inclusive one.
The principle of inclusion is part of the foundation of our democracy. It is embedded in the statute that created the FCC. And it must be at the heart of the National Broadband Plan.
Together, we can work to ensure that the rich promise of our technological future reaches all Americans, and that all Americans can take advantage of all that broadband has to offer. This is our aim, and this is our responsibility.
Here at the Transmission Project, we can't help but notice the marked similarity this has to Recommendation #12 of the Knight Commission on the Information Needs of Communities. Commissioner Clyburn's remarks do integrate our criticisms of that recommendation—that the Corps itself must model the inclusion it serves to create. This plan focuses both on young adults as well as mid-careerists.
No plans yet recognize the potential for creating a corps of retirees to serve as digital liaisons to their peers, or to harness retiree's (and others') experience in building the organizational capacity of public media and technology organizations who have been on the front-lines of technology adoption for quite some time.
Can Social Media build your nonprofit capacity?
…probably not. I'm thrilled by Idealware's latest survey report: "Using Social Media to Meet Nonprofit Goals" because it gives credence to an opinion I've held for some time: the adoption of social media tools does not build nonprofit capacity.
Of all the options available, respondents considered Facebook the most effective channel for fundraising, although only 41 percent felt that it was, in fact, effective.
Across all channels, respondents were more likely to "know" [Social Media] didn't work for raising money, in comparison to other goals.
While social media can be a powerful multiplier for efforts at engagement, fundraising, organizing and advocacy, it relies upon a solid base of vision, leadership, resources, outreach, and products and services (see excerpts from the Urban Institute's report, Building Capacity in Nonprofit Organizations). And as this survey illustrates, that level of capacity is rare.
Last year's Digital Arts Service Corps included several projects involving social media. We will be analyzing the impact of those projects but we are raising the bar for this year's applicants who focus on social media channels and platforms. In capacity building the salient question is often "What do you need to do it yourself?"
Making Media Public Conference
Traditional ways of making media are in crisis and steadfast models are threatened with extinction: media giants teeter on the edge of bankruptcy, local television stations are being closed, thousands of media workers have been laid off, and community radio and television are poorly supported. At the same time, new media are increasingly embraced by publics that, linked through social networks, produce and distribute an increasing range of their own content. Old media meet new technology, traditional policies meet global political and economic challenges, and the future of journalism is under intense debate. In this volatile climate, the need to develop new media models and policies is urgent.
This conference, which is being held in Toronto at York and Ryerson Universities from 6-8 May 2010, will bring together a range of media publics, including local media producers, media and academic workers, students, policy makers, researchers, journalists, media activists and public organizations, to address the following questions: If the old models aren't working, what are the possibilities for reorganizing media production in Canada? What opportunities and challenges does the current political economic climate pose for independent, autonomous and community media? How can mainstream media workers and their unions influence media development? What are essential public policy tenets, and what kinds of new policies can be forged?
The conference offers a unique opportunity to exchange experiences, ideas and strategies, to critique current models of media production, to problem-solve, and to envision new ways to democratically facilitate people's participation in media decision-making. The goal is to help "make media public" — that is, to develop and build media models that address local concerns, that are sustainable, autonomous and independent, and involve a wide range of participation that reflect the daily political economic, social and cultural experiences of communities in Canada.
The conference is focused on four interrelated themes: history, labour, policy, and alternative/independent and community media. Submissions are invited on these themes and others that address the goal of "Making Media Public."
"Art, Access & Action: The Moral Imperative?" (A Major Arts & Media Summit in Chicago)
This year a bunch of groups, organizations, and individuals will be coming together to host a major arts & media summit in Chicago. The Summit will be held at Columbia College Chicago and happen on April 8th and 9th from 10 am to 9 pm on both days.
Here is a list of organizations and individuals involved:
Jeff Biggers, author of "Reckoning at Eagle Creek"
Elisa Kriesinger, PoliticalRemixVideo.com
Patrick Lichty, member of the Yes Men/Columbia College instructor
Kari Lydersen, In These Times contributing editor
Salim Muwakkil, In These Times senior editor & WVON personality
Gordon Quinn, Kartemquin Films
Tracy Van Slyke, Media Consortium
Jeff Spitz, Groundswell Films
Paul Street, frequent contributor to ZMag
Preserving Democracy: LA Media Reform Summit 2010
If you are concerned that our democracy is being usurped by today's media, that communities are being harmed by the absence of local news coverage, and that diverse groups lack access to the media, now is the time to act!
Join us for this informative half-day summit.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Occidental College
11:00am to 5:00pm with reception to follow
Free parking for all, and free admission for Occidental students, faculty and staff
Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door
Discount tickets available for students, seniors and youth (18 and under) with valid ID
FTC Workshop on the Future of Journalism
The Federal Trade Commission will hold its second two-day workshop on the future of journalism March 9-10, 2010, in Room 432 of the FTC Headquarters at 600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. The agenda and information about the workshop can be found at http://www.ftc.gov/opp/workshops/news/mar9/agenda.pdf.
Consumers are increasingly turning to the Internet for news and information. Advertisers are moving ads to online sites and scaling back on ad buys as a result of the recession, and news organizations are struggling with large debts they took on during better times. As a result, some are questioning how journalism can survive and thrive in the future.
The FTC's upcoming workshop will address proposals to better-support and lower the costs of journalism:
* Changes to copyright law have been suggested as means to require news aggregators to pay fees to news-gathering operations. Panelists will discuss whether such changes would be workable and likely achieve the desired results.
* Speakers will consider the potential advantages and disadvantages of combining the interests of for-profit and non-profit investors in hybrid entities, such as so-called L3Cs, as vehicles for new media organizations.
* Speakers will address efforts to make government data more accessible and easily managed in ways that may lower the costs of journalism.
* Panelists will discuss the wide variety of collaborations that news organizations may use to lower their costs and better support journalism.
In December 2009, the FTC held the first two-day workshop to consider a wide range of issues, including: the economics of journalism in print and online; the variety of new business and non-profit models for journalism online; factors relevant to the new economic realities for news organizations, such as behavioral and other online targeted advertising, online news aggregators, and bloggers; and ways in which the costs of journalism could be reduced.
The workshop is free and open to the public. Those planning to attend should arrive early to permit time to go through security screening.
FCC & Knight Foundation Digital Inclusion Summit
FCC & Knight Foundation Host Digital Inclusion Summit at Newseum on March 9
Media Advisory: FCC & Knight Foundation Host Digital Inclusion Summit at Newseum on March 9
Summit Includes Overview of Working Recommendations
for Broadband Adoption in FCC's National Broadband Plan
The Federal Communications Commission and the John S. and James. L. Knight Foundation are hosting a March 9 summit to highlight solutions to the challenge of providing broadband for everyone. Called America's Digital Inclusion Summit: Working Together to Expand Opportunity Through Universal Access, the event will be held at the Newseum and feature a wide range of broadband leaders, including FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski, Knight Foundation President and CEO Alberto Ibargüen, Lafayette, La. City-Parish President Joey Durel, FCC Commissioners Michael Copps, Mignon Clyburn and Meredith Attwell Baker, and members of Congress. The program will include a "voices of inclusion" segment providing an opportunity for people to share their stories about how broadband – or the lack of it – has affected their lives. The event is open to the press and public.
Nearly a third of American households lack broadband access at home, even when it is available in their community. The program will unveil some of the working recommendations in the FCC's National Broadband Plan for increasing the nation's rate of broadband adoption, a critical goal in an era when broadband is central to education, job search and training, economic development, and the information needs of communities. An Inclusion Showcase will demonstrate applications and programs that are already working to effectively bridge the digital divide and promote broadband adoption.
* WHAT: America's Digital Inclusion Summit
* WHERE: The Newseum, 555 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, D.C. (map)
* VIDEOCAST: FCC Commission Room, 445 12th St. SW, Washington, D.C. (map)
* WEBCAST: www.fcc.gov/live
* WHEN: Tuesday, March 9, 9:00 am to 12:15 pm. Continental breakfast available at 8:30 a.m.
* PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED at www.digisummit.org


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From A "Mac" To A "Warrior"
There's a new make up line coming out, by "Mac", called the "Warrior". If you're white, I'd consult a discrimination lawyer. Take'n it back to the motha land, to pimp our natural beauty, come May 20th, you too, can be a "Warrior" cutie?
If you like your lips flossy, and just a lil glossy, Warrior will make you bossy.
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On Remand - Timeless world
it does have sick insane sonics eh. actually deranged. dont relly remember it from the time but so intense/ what an intro
All the on remand stuff goes for ridiculous prices. Spent 6 months trying to get a copy of 'controllin' back in 2011, and couldnt find one for less than £80.
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Fallout was a pretty seriously underrated producer - wish she had done more stuff
intense tune
we can become inured with familiarity to the abrupt physicality to this music, the instant of it, with its sudden jump cuts and brute crescendos. that is overwhelming by design.
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February 05, 2018 10:09 PM
Maplewood police said no one was hurt after a third-grader reached into a school liaison officer's holster and fired the gun on Monday.
The incident happened in the school gym at Harmony Learning Center in Maplewood, where the officer was "interacting with (third- and fourth-graders) and building relationships," according to a police department release.
The release says the officer was sitting on a bench, and a third-grader "reached over and placed his finger into the officer's gun holster and pressed the trigger of the officer's gun causing it to discharge though the bottom of the holster."
The round hit the floor, and no one was injured, the press release states.
North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale School District Superintendent Christine Osario sent a written message to parents whose children attend Harmony Learning Center expressing the district's concerns about the incident and reassuring parents the students' safety is paramount.
In her message, Osario said the officer's weapon was never removed from its holster. She added, "At the time of the incident, there were two adult staff members and four students in the gym. The officer and school staff quickly assessed each student and verified that there were no injuries. School District 622 and the Maplewood Police Department are working closely together to thoroughly investigate this incident to make sure something like this does not happen again. Harmony is a therapeutic setting, and our staff will continue to support students to feel safe at school."
According to the school's website, Harmony's K-12 program "serves special education students with a three pronged focus of behavioral support, integrated mental health services, and engaging academics utilizing K-12 district ciriculum."
The police department release also said the officer was "unaware of the child touching his gun until the weapon was fired."
The holster is considered a level-3 security, the city added, and it has a trigger guard "that typically cannot be touched or fired in the holster, but the child's small finger was able to reach inside."
The police department says it plans to review what happened and look into the style of holster "to prevent future instances."
The school district said there are 47 K-12 students and 30 teachers and professional staff at the school.
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Development Builds
Build Targets
Lots of useful build targets are listed at the top of the Makefile
When hacking on DDC we usually use the the bin/ddc target to avoid dependency checking the runtime system and external libs each time around.
$ make bin/ddc
Custom Configuration
The build can be tweaked by creating the file make/config-override.mk. Note that you don't want to change make/config.mk directly because this file is under version control.
Build Flavour
The make/config.mk file lists a number of additional build flavours. For the fastest build add the following line to make/config-override.mk.
BUILDFLAVOUR = devel
This turns off some GHC optimisations, and reduces the amount of rebuilding that must be done after changing one of the compiler source files.
Parallel Builds
The makefile is set up to use the value of the THREADS variable wherever possible.
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ERI provides analyses of commercial aspects of light water reactor fuel fabrication technologies and commercial contract terms and conditions. ERI prepares assessments of the fabrication market and prices, prepares bid specifications and performs economic and commercial evaluations of contract terms and conditions.
ERI assists nuclear operating companies with assessments of the global markets for nuclear fuel fabrication services. ERI offers consulting services in this area that include:
- Comprehensive analyses of the market for fuel fabrication services with respect to supply, requirements, competition, products, cost and pricing
- Complete bid specifications, evaluation guidelines and negotiating strategies for procurement of fuel fabrication services
- Development of evaluation guidelines and negotiation strategies for procurement of fuel fabrication services
- Commercial and economic review of fuel fabrication contract terms and conditions
- Seminars on procurement of nuclear fuel fabrication services
ERI prepared a Nuclear Fuel Fabrication Handbook4 for use by U.S. electric utility company fuel management and procurement personnel, which was widely distributed by the Nuclear Energy Institute.


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These fractures are most common in young active people. They do not compromise the stability of the pelvic ring and are mainly treated conservatively with guided physiotherapy.
Indication for operative treatment is displacement larger than 1 – 2 cm, especially in young active athletes.
The most common avulsion fractures involve the anterior and inferior iliac spine. More rarely the symphysis and ischial tuberosity. The dislocation of the avulsed fragment always follows the direction of muscle contraction.
All these avulsions are treated in a similar fashion.
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Patient preparation
This procedure is performed with the patient either in a supine or a prone position.
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The avulsed apophysis is exposed through an overlying incision. Typically, the anterior portion of an anterior iliac approach is used for anterior superior or inferior iliac spines. For an ischeal apophyseal avulsion, the patient is placed prone. A transverse sub-gluteal incision (along the gluteal crease) can be used to approach the site from its medial side. The sciatic nerve and posterior femoral cutaneous nerve are lateral and deeper than the tuberosity, and can be avoided or exposed if necessary.
The avulsion fracture is exposed with sharp and blunt dissection. Its muscle attachments are preserved. Displacement is increased if necessary with a lamina spreader or retractor, so the fracture surfaces can be cleaned of debris, interposed periosteum, and ligaments.
Reduction is performed using a small pointed reduction forceps together with a K-wire as a joystick.
Temporary fixation is achieved by further insertion of the K-wire.
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Preparation of fracture site
The fragment is fixed by insertion of a 3.5 mm half threaded cancellous screw inserted as a lag screw. A plastic pointed washer is used.
The screw should be inserted through the muscle attachment perpendicular to the fracture line.
In larger fragments (such as the ischial tuberosity), additional screws may be inserted.
After completion of internal fixation, confirm the final reduction and hardware position intraoperatively by AP, inlet and outlet radiographic imaging.


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Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C., a business law firm, decided they needed a Waukesha presence. When they found a space that suited their needs, they contacted MSI General to design/build their new offices. This new 13,000 square foot space includes offices, conference rooms, general office, support areas and an event room. … Continue reading
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MGS First Floor Officesby Ken Neitzke, October 9, 2015
When MGS began considering remodeling their first floor offices, they turned to MSI General for help. MSI General will take an approximately 12,000 sqaure foot space and add 4 Conference Rooms, and 14 Private Offices complete with furniture. One unique feature will be the History Wall, illustrating the company's evolution … Continue reading →
Goodwill – Oak Creekby Ken Neitzke, October 9, 2015
When Goodwill Industries decided to renovate 16,500 square feet of an existing Ace Hardware in Oak Creek, WI they looked to MSI General to be their partner for this project. MSI General had previously completed another renovation for Goodwill in Brookfield. For this project MSI General will be renovating this … Continue reading →
Gehl Flooringby Ken Neitzke, October 6, 2015
Gehl Flooring, a hardwood flooring distributor, had outgrown their operation in Butler, WI. When they found a building that would suit their needs, they selected MSI General to be the design/build contractor that would provide demolition and remodeling services for their new location in Wauwatosa, WI. The existing space that … Continue reading →
GO Riteway – School Bus Maintenance Facilityby Ken Neitzke, October 5, 2015
GO Riteway selected MSI to remodel and upgrade their existing shop area by adding 5 overhead doors and relocating an existing equipment mezzanine to the center of the shop for improved bay access allowing more buses to be maintained at the same time. Additionally GO Riteway wanted to enhance their … Continue reading →
Wauwatosa Avenue United Methodist Churchby Ken Neitzke, October 5, 2015
Wauwatosa Avenue United Methodist Church selected MSI General to be the design/build contractor for the church project that includes the demolition of an existing parking structure and caretakers house, as well as building a new parking lot, adding landscaping and adding a new entrance to the church facility. Click on … Continue reading →
SJNMA Collaborative Learning Commonsby Ken Neitzke, September 24, 2015
St. John's Northwestern Military Academy, selected MSI General to design and renovate the second floor of Cord Hall for the purpose of creating a new collaborative learning commons. The area that used to house 5 separate classrooms, now is an open format collaborative learning center and a renovated STEM Lab. … Continue reading →
Easter Seals Entryby Ken Neitzke, September 15, 2015
After the completion of their new training center in Waukesha, WI, Easter Seals asked MSI General to continue to upgrade their facility by adding a secured entry for access to the banquet rooms during hours when the office is closed. This will allow Easter Seals to rent out this space … Continue reading →
Gerhard's Showroomby Ken Neitzke, September 15, 2015
Gerhard's selected MSI General to renovate an existing tenant space in Pleasant Prairie, WI into a high end design show room for Kitchen and Bath Products within a tight schedule of 6 weeks. MSI was able to complete the project within the time and they held their grand opening on … Continue reading →
Ian's Pizza – North Avenueby Ken Neitzke, September 11, 2015
Ian's Pizza selected MSI General to design/build their North Avenue locations complete remodel and expansion. MSI General will be building out the 3,069 Square Foot space, effectively doubling the size of the restaurant.


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God's Standards versus Godless Socialism
1) God has ordained that mankind work instead of relying on government.
"In the sweat of your face you shall eat bread till you return to the ground, for out of it you were taken; For dust you are, and to dust you shall return." Genesis 3:19.
2) God gives no provision to people who will not work if work is available.
For even when we were with you, we commanded you this: If anyone will not work, neither shall he eat. 2 Thessalonians 3:10.
3) God has ordained that men not the government should support their families.
But if anyone does not provide for his own, and especially for those of his household, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever. 1 Timothy 5:8.
4) God does not guarantee people housing and neither should government.
Now godliness with contentment is great gain. For we brought nothing into this world, and it is certain we can carry nothing out. And having food and clothing, with these we shall be content. 1 Timothy 6:6-8.
5) Christians not the government should provide for those who cannot work.
"Then the King will say to those on His right hand, 'Come, you blessed of My Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world: for I was hungry and you gave Me food; I was thirsty and you gave Me drink; I was a stranger and you took Me in; I was naked and you clothed Me; I was sick and you visited Me; I was in prison and you came to Me.'" Matthew 25:34-36.
6) Government should protect honest hard working citizens of the country.
For rulers are not a terror to good works, but to evil. Do you want to be unafraid of the authority? Do what is good, and you will have praise from the same. Romans 13:3.
7) Government should punish criminals instead of giving them special privileges.
For he is God's minister to you for good. But if you do evil, be afraid; for he does not bear the sword in vain; for he is God's minister, an avenger to execute wrath on him who practices evil. Romans 13:4.
Socialism Defined: Government control of the means of production and wages.
Communism was socialism: USSR = Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Nazism was socialism: NAZI = National Socialist Workers Party of Germany
Socialists will turn on each other to gain dictatorial political control.
1) Lenin disliked Moscow, but rarely left the city centre during the rest of his life. It was in the city in August 1918 that he survived a second assassination attempt; he was shot following a public speech and injured badly. A Socialist Revolutionary, Fanny Kaplan, was arrested and executed.
2) Night of the Long Knives, in German history, purge of Nazi leaders by Adolf Hitler on June 30, 1934.
Socialism leads to concentration camps and lack of personal freedoms.
1) The Gulag was the government agency created under Vladimir Lenin which reached its peak as Soviet forced-labor camp system during Joseph Stalin's rule from the 1930s up until the 1950s. The term is also commonly used to reference any forced-labor camp in the Soviet Union, including in post-Stalin times.
2) The Nazi concentration camp system was extensive, with as many as 15,000 camps and at least 715,000 simultaneous internees. The total number of casualties in these camps is difficult to determine, but the conscious policy of extermination through labor in at least some of the camps ensured that the inmates would die of starvation, untreated disease and summary executions
Socialism leads to scarcity of consumer goods, rationing, and black markets.
1) By the time of the Soviet Union's collapse at the end of 1991, nearly every kind of food was rationed. Non-rationed foods and non-food consumer goods had virtually disappeared from state owned stores.
2) Rationing in Cuba refers to the system of food distribution known in Cuba as the Libreta de Abastecimiento ("Supplies booklet")
3) Shortages in Venezuela have been prevalent following the enactment of price controls and other policies during the economic policy of the Hugo Chávez government.
Socialists are failures in life until they succeed in political strife. Lenin never worked a job and was supported by a loving mother. Stalin lived off of donations from friends. Hitler was a failed painter. Fidel Castro was a failed attorney. Bernie Sanders was a failed carpenter. Barack Obama was a failed community organizer in Chicago. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was a failed bartender in New York.
The Common Link Between Stalin, Hitler, and Obama is government control of everything.
The Common Link Between Stalin, Hitler, and Obama is government control of everything.
types of inflation that Socialists will never acknowlege
Planned Chaos by Ludwig Von Mises
Eugene Victor "Gene" Debs (November 5, 1855 – October 20, 1926) was an American union leader, one of the founding members of the International Labor Union and the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW or the Wobblies), and several times the candidate of the Socialist Party of America for President of the United States. Through his presidential candidacies, as well as his work with labor movements, Debs eventually became one of the best-known socialists living in the United States. In the early part of his political career, Debs was a member of the Democratic Party. He was elected as a Democrat to the Indiana General Assembly in 1884. After working with several smaller unions, including the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Debs was instrumental in the founding of the American Railway Union (ARU), the nation's first industrial union. When the ARU struck the Pullman Palace Car Company over pay cuts, President Grover Cleveland used the United States Army to break the strike. As a leader of the ARU, Debs was later imprisoned for failing to obey an injunction against the strike. Debs educated himself about socialism in prison and emerged to launch his career as the nation's most prominent socialist in the first decades of the 20th century. He ran as the Socialist Party's candidate for the presidency in 1900, 1904, 1908, 1912, and 1920, the last time from his prison cell.
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (22 April [O.S. 10 April] 1870 – 21 January 1924) was a Russian Marxist revolutionary and communist politician who led the October Revolution of 1917. As leader of the Bolsheviks, he headed the Soviet state during its initial years (1917–1924), as it fought to establish control of Russia in the Russian Civil War and worked to create a socialist economic system. Lenin practised law in the Volga River port of Samara for a few years, mostly land-ownership cases, from which he derived political insight to the Russian peasants' socio-economic condition; in 1893, he moved to St Petersburg, and practised revolutionary propaganda. In 1895, he founded the League of Struggle for the Emancipation of the Working Class, the consolidation of the city's Marxist groups; as an embryonic revolutionary party, the League was active among the Russian labour organisations. On 7 December 1895, Lenin was arrested for plotting against Tsar Alexander III, and was then imprisoned for fourteen months in solitary confinement Cell 193 of the St. Petersburg Remand Prison. In February 1897, he was exiled to eastern Siberia, to the village Shushenskoye in the Minusinsky District, Yenisei Gubernia. There, he met Georgy Plekhanov, the Marxist who introduced socialism to Russia. In July 1898, Lenin married the socialist activist Nadezhda Krupskaya, and, in April 1899, he published the book The Development of Capitalism in Russia (1899), under the pseudonym of Vladimir Ilyin; one of the thirty theoretical works he wrote in exile.
Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin (born Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili; 18 December 1878 – 5 March 1953) was the Premier of the Soviet Union from 6 May 1941 to 5 March 1953. He was among the Bolshevik revolutionaries who brought about the October Revolution in Russia in 1917 and later held the position of General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union's Central Committee from 1922 until his death in 1953. While the office of the General Secretary was officially elective and not initially regarded as the top position in the Soviet state, Stalin managed to use it to consolidate more and more power in his hands after the death of Vladimir Lenin in 1924 and gradually put down all opposition groups within the Communist Party. This included Leon Trotsky, a socialist theorist and the principal critic of Stalin among the early Soviet leaders, who was exiled from the Soviet Union in 1929. Whereas Trotsky was an exponent of world revolution, it was Stalin's concept of socialism in one country that became the primary focus of Soviet politics.
Adolf Hitler (20 April 1889 – 30 April 1945) was an Austrian-born German politician and the leader of the National Socialist German Workers Party (German: Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (NSDAP), commonly referred to as the Nazi Party). He was chancellor of Germany from 1933 to 1945, and dictator of Nazi Germany (as Führer und Reichskanzler) from 1934 to 1945. Hitler is commonly associated with the rise of fascism in Europe, World War II, and the Holocaust. A decorated veteran of World War I, Hitler joined the German Workers' Party, precursor of the Nazi Party, in 1919, and became leader of the NSDAP in 1921. In 1923 he attempted a coup d'état, known as the Beer Hall Putsch, in Munich. The failed coup resulted in Hitler's imprisonment, during which time he wrote his memoir, Mein Kampf (My Struggle). After his release in 1924, Hitler gained support by promoting Pan-Germanism, antisemitism, and anticommunism with charismatic oratory and Nazi propaganda. After his appointment as chancellor in 1933, he transformed the Weimar Republic into the Third Reich, a single-party dictatorship based on the totalitarian and autocratic ideology of Nazism. His avowed aim was to establish a New Order of absolute Nazi German hegemony in continental Europe.
Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz (born August 13, 1926) is a Cuban revolutionary and politician, having held the position of Prime Minister of Cuba from 1959 to 1976, and then President from 1976 to 2008. He also served as the First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba from the party's foundation in 1961 until 2011. Adopting Marxism-Leninism as his guiding ideology, in 1961 Castro proclaimed the socialist nature of the Cuban revolution, and in 1965 became First Secretary of the newly founded Communist Party, with all other parties being abolished. He then led the transformation of Cuba into a socialist republic, nationalising industry and introducing free universal healthcare and education, as well as suppressing internal opposition.
Ernesto "Che" Guevara (May 14, 1928 – October 9, 1967), commonly known as el Che or simply Che, was an Argentine Marxist revolutionary, physician, author, guerrilla leader, diplomat, and military theorist. A major figure of the Cuban Revolution, his stylized visage has become a ubiquitous countercultural symbol of rebellion and global insignia within popular culture. Guevara, who was practically the architect of the Soviet-Cuban relationship, played a key role in bringing to Cuba the Soviet nuclear-armed ballistic missiles that precipitated the Cuban Missile Crisis in October 1962 and brought the world to the brink of nuclear war. A few weeks after the crisis, during an interview with the British communist newspaper the Daily Worker, Guevara was still fuming over the perceived Soviet betrayal and told correspondent Sam Russell that, if the missiles had been under Cuban control, they would have fired them off. While expounding on the incident later, Guevara reiterated that the cause of socialist liberation against global "imperialist aggression" would ultimately have been worth the possibility of "millions of atomic war victims".
Barack Hussein Obama II (born August 4, 1961) is the 44th and current President of the United States. He is the first African American to hold the office. Obama previously served as a United States Senator from Illinois, from January 2005 until he resigned following his victory in the 2008 presidential election. Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, Obama is a graduate of Columbia University and Harvard Law School, where he was the president of the Harvard Law Review. He was a community organizer in Chicago before earning his law degree. He worked as a civil rights attorney in Chicago and taught constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School from 1992 to 2004. He served three terms representing the 13th District in the Illinois Senate from 1997 to 2004. Following an unsuccessful bid against the Democratic incumbent for a seat in the United States House of Representatives in 2000, Obama ran for the United States Senate in 2004. Several events brought him to national attention during the campaign, including his victory in the March 2004 Illinois Democratic primary for the Senate election and his keynote address at the Democratic National Convention in July 2004. He won election to the U.S. Senate in Illinois in November 2004. His presidential campaign began in February 2007, and after a close campaign in the 2008 Democratic Party presidential primaries against Hillary Rodham Clinton, he won his party's nomination. In the 2008 presidential election, he defeated Republican nominee John McCain, and was inaugurated as president on January 20, 2009. In October 2009, Obama was named the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize laureate. As president, Obama signed economic stimulus legislation in the form of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010. Other domestic policy initiatives include the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, the Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal Act of 2010 and the Budget Control Act of 2011.
Barack Obama has been a Socialist his entire adult life as evidenced from a 1996 flyer.
Barack Obama has been a Socialist his entire adult life as evidenced by a 1996 flyer.
Germany under Socialism and later under Capitalism - contrast in pictures
In 1926, an armed conflict in the form of a popular uprising broke out against the anti-Catholic\anti-clerical Mexican government, set off specifically by the anti-clerical provisions of the Mexican Constitution of 1917. Discontent over the provisions had been simmering for years. The conflict is known as the Cristero War. A number of articles of the 1917 Constitution were at issue: a) Article 5 (outlawing monastic religious orders); b) Article 24 (forbidding public worship outside of church buildings); and c) Article 27 (restricting religious organizations' rights to own property). Finally, Article 130 took away basic civil rights of the clergy: priests and religious leaders were prevented from wearing their habits, were denied the right to vote, and were not permitted to comment on public affairs in the press.
1927 execution of a Catholic priest by socialist firing squad in Mexico
Cristero War was eventually resolved diplomatically, largely with the
help of the U.S. Ambassador, Dwight Whitney Morrow. The conflict
claimed 90,000 lives: 56,882 on the federal side, 30,000 Cristeros, and
civilians and Cristeros killed in anticlerical raids after the war's
end. As promised in the diplomatic resolution, the laws considered
offensive by the Cristeros remained on the books, but the federal
government made no organized attempt to enforce them. Nonetheless,
persecution of Catholic priests continued in several localities, fueled
by local officials' interpretation of the law.
Lázaro Cárdenas was born on 21 May 1895 in a lower-middle class family in the village of Jiquilpan, Michoacán. He supported his family (including his mother and seven younger siblings) from age 16 after the death of his father. By the age of 18 he had worked as a tax collector, a printer's devil, and a jailkeeper. Although he left school at the age of eleven, he used every opportunity to educate himself and read widely throughout his life, especially works of history.
Cárdenas set his sights on becoming a teacher, but was drawn into politics and the military during the Mexican Revolution after Victoriano Huerta overthrew President Francisco Madero. He backed Plutarco Elías Calles, and after Calles became president, Cárdenas became governor of Michoacán in 1928. During his four years as governor, Cárdenas initiated a modest re-distribution of land at the state level, encouraged the growth of peasant and labour organisations, and made improvements to education at a time when it was neglected by the federal government. Cárdenas ensured that teachers were paid on time, made personal inspections of many classrooms, and opened a hundred new rural schools. His grassroots style of governing was such that during his time as governor, Cárdenas made important policy decisions based on direct information received from the public rather than on the advice of his confidants.
Calles continued to dominate Mexico after his presidency with administrations that were his puppets. After having two of his hand-picked men put into the position, the PNR balked at his first choice, Manuel Pérez Treviño, in 1932. Instead they selected Cárdenas to be the ruling party's presidential candidate, and Calles went along with it, thinking he could control him as he had the previous two. This however, was not so. Cárdenas's first move once he took office late in 1934 was to have his presidential salary cut in half. Even more surprising moves would follow. After establishing himself in the presidency, Cárdenas and the Mexican Congress turned on Calles and condemned his continued war-like persecution of the Catholic Church. In 1936, Cárdenas had Calles and twenty of his corrupt associates arrested and deported to the United States, a decision that was greeted with great enthusiasm by the majority of the Mexican public. During the course of his presidency, Cardenas became known for his progressive program of building roads and schools and promoting education, with twice as much federal money allocated to rural education than all his predecessors combined. He also promoted land reform and social security.
The Cause of Mexican Immigration to the United States for Economic Reasons
Also central to Cárdenas's project were nationalistic economic policies involving Mexico's vast oil production, which had soared following strikes in 1910 in the area known as the "Golden Lane," near Tampico, and which made Mexico the world's second-largest oil producer by 1921, supplying approximately 20 percent of domestic demand in the United States.
Cárdenas's efforts to negotiate with Mexican Eagle, in the managerial control of Royal Dutch/Shell and Standard Oil of New Jersey, were unavailing, and the companies rejected a solution proposed by a presidential commission. So at 9:45 pm on the evening of 18 March 1938, Cárdenas nationalized Mexico's petroleum reserves and expropriated the equipment of the foreign oil companies in Mexico. The announcement inspired a spontaneous six-hour parade in Mexico City; it was followed by a national fund-raising campaign to compensate the companies.
Even though compensation for the expropriated assets was included in this legislation, the act angered the international business community and vexed Western governments, especially the United Kingdom. The government was more worried about the lack of the technical knowledge required to run the refineries. Before leaving, the oil companies had made sure they did not leave behind anything of value to the Mexican government, hoping to force Cárdenas to accept their conditions. Although Mexico was eventually able to restart the oilfields and refineries, production did not rise to pre-takeover levels until after the entry of the United States into World War II, when technical advisers were sent by the United States as part of the over-all Allied war effort.
The British severed diplomatic relations with Cárdenas's government, and Mexican oil and other goods were boycotted, despite an international ruling in favor of Mexico's government. However, with the outbreak of World War II, oil became a highly sought-after commodity. Mexico began to export oil to Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy.
The company that Cárdenas founded, Petróleos Mexicanos (or Pemex), would later be a model for other nations seeking greater control over their own oil and natural gas resources and, 70 years later, it remains the most important source of income for the country, despite weakening finances. Seeing the need to assure the technical expertise needed to run it, Cárdenas founded the National Polytechnic Institute.
During the 1970s, the administrations of Echeverría and López Portillo, tried to include social development in their policies, an effort that entailed more public spending. With the discovery of vast oil fields in a time in which oil prices were surging and international interest rates were low -and even negative- the government decided to borrow from international capital markets to invest in the state-owned oil company, which in turn seemed to provide a long-run income source to promote social welfare. In fact, this method produced a remarkable growth in public expenditure, and president López Portillo announced that the time had come to "manage prosperity" as Mexico multiplied its oil production to become the world's fourth largest exporter.
In the period of 1981–1982 the international panorama changed abruptly: oil prices plunged and interest rates rose. In 1982, president López Portillo, just before ending his administration, suspended payments of foreign debt, devalued the peso and nationalized the banking system, along with many other industries that were severely affected by the crisis, among them the steel industry. While import substitution had been in use during an era of industrialization, by the 1980s it was evident that the protracted protection had produced an uncompetitive industrial sector with low productivity gains.
President de la Madrid was the first of a series of presidents that began to implement neoliberal reforms. After the crisis of 1982, lenders were unwilling to return to Mexico and, in order to keep the current account in balance, the government resorted to currency devaluations, which in turn sparked unprecedented inflation, which reached a historic high in 1987 at 159.7%.
Poverty and income disparity has been a persistent problem in Mexico, and while the recent exponential growth of the economy has caused an overall fall in the percentage of the population living in conditions of poverty, this fall has not been proportional to the general growth. Currently 17% of the population lives below Mexico's own poverty line, making Mexico rank behind Kazakhstan, Bulgaria and Thailand. The overall poverty rate however is 44.2%, while a full 70% lack one of the 8 economic indicators used to define poverty by the Mexican government. From the late 1990s, the majority of the population has been part of the growing middle class. But from 2004 to 2008 the portion of the population who received less than half of the median income has risen from 17% to 21% and the absolute levels of poverty have risen considerably from 2006 to 2010, with a rise in persons living in extreme or moderate poverty rising from 35 to 46% (52 million persons). This is also reflected by the fact that infant mortality in Mexico is three times higher than the OECD average, and literacy levels are in the median range of OECD nations.
MEXICO: Socialism: Mortal Sin
Monday, Jan. 27, 1936
Time Magazine
Of importance in Mexican politics was a grave pronouncement at Mexico City last week in which the Catholic Church reviewed and re-emphasized its abhorrence of what the Church defines as Socialism.
"Venerable Brothers and Beloved Sons," began last week's Pastoral Letter, signed by Archbishop Pascual Diaz and all Catholic archbishops and bishops in Mexico. Its point: "No Catholic can be a Socialist, understanding by socialism the philosophical, economic or social system which, in one form or another, does not recognize the rights of God and the Church, nor the natural right of every man to possess the goods he has acquired by his work or has inherited legitimately, or which foments hatred and the unjust struggle of classes."
The Pastoral Letter challenges flatly the Act of 1934 making compulsory throughout Mexico education of a Socialist type, including explanation by grade school teachers of the care and use of sexual organs. Against this, in the case of young children, the abhorrence of the Church is maximum. Further, last week's Pastoral Letter explicitly declared that for a Catholic to be a Socialist, or study or teach Socialism, or cooperate to Socialist ends, or even for appearance's sake to feign to approve Socialism, is to commit a "mortal sin."
With President Lazaro Cardenas and the Socialist Mexican Cabinet evidently in mind, the Archbishops & Bishops closed with a prayer beseeching Jesus Christ "to illuminate those who have the grave responsibility of watching over the welfare of the nation, so that, leaving the path of error which leads only to degradation and misery, they may give the true guarantees and liberties which we need to achieve the peace, tranquillity, culture and prosperity of our beloved country."


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Kebabs specialist in Delhi
Where to get best Kebabs specialist in Delhi, Here are the 10 places for best Kebabs in Delhi. These places offering the best Kebabs in Delhi NCR are known for their.
Delhi is the beginning stage of your Golden Triangle Tour of India that comprises of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. This time we should discuss food on this circuit. All things considered, one needs to eat also, would it say it isn't? Then again simply see the landmarks? :- )
One of the tops of Indian cooking is the Kebabs – and Delhi is the most straightforward spot to test them, an assortment of them.
Kebabs owe their source toward the North Western territory of India, Delhi is the capital of Kebabs now, There is something about eating a kebab in Delhi – finished with Desi flavors, prepared to soften in your mouth, lip smacking, spiced up, sweet lemon droppings, indiscreet onion rings and tongue gnawing – jerking green chutney.
We say few joints where you can test them:
Karim's Jama Masjid:
Mughal monuments like the hulking Red Fort and the elegant Jama Masjid, India's largest Mosque loom above the city's myriad bazaars and its On the face of it the best destination in Delhi to test genuine kebabs, The setting can't be better. Smack in the Muslim piece of old Delhi, simply off the grand Jama Masjid. In a perfect world, visit for supper. Along these lines you can ingest the nearby climate. This foundation goes back to 1913. Open all days of week, Simple on your pocket also.
Contact Details: karim Hotels pvt Jama Masjid, Gali kababian Old Delhi, Pin- 110006, India
Phone No: +91-11-23269880, 23264981
Khan Chacha, Khan Market:
This is a little place, situated in a legacy market close to the Lodhi Gardens, Very flavorful kebabs here No-nonsense precooked stop for tenderly created kebabs and wraps as well as flavored kulfi.
Contact Details: Flat No. 50, First Floor, Middle Lane, Khan Market, New Delhi, Delhi 110003
Phone No: 011 2463 3242
Al Kauser, R K Puram:
Equaling Delhi for kebabs is another town Lucknow. Lucknow's most celebrated fare Kakori Kebabs are found here, Must appointment, the kebabs, wrapped in Roomali roti are completely divine.
Contact Details: 30, Vasant Place Market, Near Malai Temple, Sector 6, R.K. Puram, New Delhi, Delhi
Phone No: 011 2610 4101
Colonel's kebabs:
Situated in Defense province, the kebab offerings here are simply wonderful; they have done and keep on doing something other than what's expected than the customary kebab shops. They have a creative menu.
Contact Details: 29, Defence Colony Market, Block A, New Delhi, Delhi 110024
Phone No: 011 2433 3124
Bukhara, Maurya Sheraton:
This is an opulent spot, the big name a rundown eats here. Charge Clinton has supported it, Costly. Acclaimed, Figures in manuals as an absolute necessity visit, Celebrated for Murgh Malai Kebab. The menu is constrained however both adequate and satisfying. Strength of theirs is the super measured Naan, worth the experience.
Contact Details: Hotel ITC Maurya, Sardar Patel Marg, Akhaura Block, Diplomatic Enclave, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi, Delhi 110021
Phone No: 011 2611 2233
The Great Kebab Factory, Sector 18, Noida:
The Great Kebab Factory acquired advancement in the kebab serving foundations. The plant (eatery) serves many shifted kebabs, exceptionally wonderful to take a gander at and basically flavorful. The cost is altered; you can eat as much as you need. Attempt the galauti kebabs and the rotis arranged on inverted tawa.
Contact Details: Ansal's Fortune Arcade, Captain Vijyant Thapar Marg, K Block, Pocket E, Sector 18, Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201301
Phone No: 0120 464 2921
Chor Bizarre, Hotel Broadway, Asaf Ali Road:
This is an absolute necessity visit eatery, the kebabs as well as for different things on the menu too, they represent considerable authority in Kashmiri nourishment and are situated in old Delhi. They have a bar also; each thing on the menu is suggested, they have a branch in London also, Attempt the Mirchi Korma, Gustaba, Suffiani Machhi, Gazab ka Tikka, Galauti Kebabs. Intended to look like a thieve's market, this dining room helps dishes from around the country.
Contact Details: Hotel Broadway, 4/15A, Asaf Ali Road, Near Delhi Gate, New Delhi, Delhi 110002
Phone No: 011 2327 3821
Nizam's Connaught Place:
Situated in the heart of city, effortlessly available, this itself is sufficient for the spot with a nawabi history. Basically for non-vegan eaters, do attempt the sweet-smelling Kathi Kebabs, Biryani and cooked Kebabs.
Contact Details: H-Five & Six, Plaza Building, Connaught Place, New Delhi, Delhi 110001
Phone No: 011 2371 3078
Kale Baba ke Kebabs
For the uninitiated, they're popular for their sutli kebabs: Kebabs so soft that they have to be held together with a twine of thread. You actually have to hold the thread tied over the kebab from one end, and it spreads on your plate when unfolded. They're served on a green leaf, with radish and mint chutney. Sigh. Where: 729, Sui Walana, Chitli Qabar, Bazar Matia Mahal, Jama Masjid, Nearest Metro Station: Chandni Chowk
Contact Details: Shop No 2202, Bazar Chitli Qabar near Jama Masjid.
Phone No: 9899145777, 9873425298.
Ustad Moinuddin Kebabs
For melt in your mouth, buff seekh kebabs, Ustad Moinuddin works his magic, evident in his perfectly spiced, fatted, minced meat. These kebabs are served with onion rings, lemon and chutney. This place is also known as Sangam Biryani since Ustad Moinuddin's son sells yummy biryani in the day time. Where: Gali Qasimganj, Near Lal Kuan, Chawri Bazar, Nearest Metro Station: Chawri Bazar
Contact Details: Chawri Bazar › Gali Qasimganj, Near Lal Kuan, Chawri Bazar, New Delhi
Phone No: +91 9891197023
Kit Care Kebab Corner
With seekh kebabs to die for, this is a standalone joint that serves Mughlai food to the rich and famous! Mohd. Abbas, the owner, has catered for Bill Clinton and for parliamentary conferences. We hope that you get a bit of history while you gobble up these sumptuous kebabs with the green chutney of course.
Contact Details: Shop T21, Near Musafir Khaana, Nizamuddin
Phone No: +91 9350240547
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