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All these spices already-lying-in-your-pantry will help you create this amazingly aromatic behari qeema recipe. I fell in love with the aroma and the behari kababs signature touch of this qeema or mince meat.
If you're a huge fan of Behari kabab with Poori Parathay from the famous nation wide chain of Bundu Khan's Restaurants like me, then this qeema or mince meat recipe will definitely put a smile on your face.
Once you roast and later grind all the spices together, this is what they will look like.
I know the shot ain't justifying but it was the best I could pull off in such little time. Food was being served and I only had a few seconds left.
What you need
Mince Meat————————- 1/2 kg mutton, beef (I used Beef)
Garlic/Ginger paste—————– 1 tbsp
Raw/Green Papaya with skin——- 1 tbsp crushed to paste
Salt———————————- 1 tsp
Brown onion————————– 2 tbsp
Roasted dessicated coconut ———– 1 tbsp
Roasted Red Chili Whole————— 10-15
Roasted Khashkhash/ Poppy seeds—- 1 tbsp
Roasted Green Cardamom————- 4
Roasted Cinnamon sticks————— 2 (1 inch piece each)
Roasted Cloves————————– 4-5
Mace ( Jawatri )————————- 2 inch piece
Nutmeg (Jaifal)————————– 1/4 tsp
Garam Masal Powder——————- 1 tsp
Yogurt———————————- 3/4 cup
How it's made
- Marinate your beef mince in garlic/ginger paste, raw papita with skin, salt and let it sit for at least an hour.
- Dry roast coconut, khashkhash, red chili whole, green cardamom, cloves, cinnamon sticks separately and grind them together.
- Once they have been grinded to fine powder, add in mace powder, nutmeg powder, Garam masala Powder and mix, then set aside.
- Now heat oil in your pan and add all the spices, add in 1/2 a cup of hot water so that the masalay may not burn in hot oil.
- Bhoonofy your masala and once it's done add in your marinated mince meat.
- Bhoonofy your mince meat and then add yoghurt.
- Give everything a good mix and add in brown onions, mix again and cover.
- When the water dries and oil comes on top, give it smoky effect with coal explained here in my other post.
Serve it with Poori Paratha (I will upload the recipe for poori parathay soon insha Allah) hari chatni and kachoomer salad.


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Snijpunt's History
It all started with a question
Whilst looking for a thesis subject for his final year at the Higher Agricultural School in 1998, Marco took a critical look around him during his work at pepper grower Karel Vromans.
His Saturdays were always spent sorting out the class 2 peppers. Marco wanted to know the difference in yield between class 1 peppers, which have a good shape, colour and taste and class 2 peppers, which really only differed in shape when compared to the better class. There appeared to be a difference of 3 guilders per kilo. And purely because of their deformity. This is a great deal of money, which gave Marco the following idea:
Could we start supplying a cut version of the class 2 peppers? This will ensure you can't see the deformity and may well increase the sales value somewhat.
No sooner said than done. Marco's thesis assignment became a feasibility study into the establishment of a vegetable processing company. And successfully too. Snijpunt was founded and started supplying halved peppers.
Practice makes perfect
The first three years were anything but easy. There was still a great deal to learn about costs, quality, bacteria, etc. A great deal changed within a short period of time. Whereas the peppers were initially cut on pallets in the barn, it quickly became apparent this needed to be done in a cold store. This subsequently allowed us to prevent many of the quality problems.
We were first able to start supplying the UK in 2001, with 1 good production line under control and a BRC certification to our name. One of the UK market's major players, Geest Plc, wanted to launch an exclusive pilot project for the supply of a number of their factories. We started off with supplying 2 locations. In the meantime, the experts at Geest Plc provided us with advice regarding improvement possibilities where quality and hygiene were concerned. Our other customers are still enjoying the benefits of this advice every single day.
Growth in volume and sales channels
A second production line was installed in 2002, in order to cope with demands from the UK market. As our 300m2 production area could no longer meet demands and as we were not yet permitted to build on the land we had purchased, we decided to move to a temporary location in Poortcamp in 2005. We had a production area measuring 850 m2 and our own 3 docks at our disposal here. A good interim solution, but, as a result of the strong growth we experienced, in hindsight an insufficient one. We did absolutely everything within our power to use this space to continue to satisfy demand and the quality requirements, whilst waiting for our building permit.
Unfortunately the initial success we experienced with the UK collaboration did not prove to be permanent. The takeover of Geest Plc resulted in a change to the needs where the delivery times and frequency were concerned. Logistically it became increasingly more difficult to continue to guarantee the required level of service. Once the fire in the tunnel to the UK and the collapse of the value of the pound were added to the equation, the UK was no longer our biggest export country alongside Scandinavia and Belgium.
Learning to speak German
Production certainly isn't the only area which has experienced growth, the team has definitely also seen a significant increase in size throughout the years and consisted of 4 people in 2006. The partial loss of the UK market created scope for a new major market to be conquered. The team's eyes were focussed on Germany. However, there was one major problem, as no one had a sufficient enough grasp of the language to really be able to do achieve something here. There may well have been sufficient command of the language according to Dutch standards, but we really felt we needed to do this properly. So we decided on German lessons. For all of us.
We embarked on exploring the German convenience market once we felt we had mastered the language. We intensively started with personal customer visits and free trial samples once we had mapped out the potential customers.
We were certainly awarded for this well thought out approach. Our exports to Germany became a fact in 2007. Our German exports now represent a healthy 30% of our total sales. Naturally something we are quite proud of.
New building
The building permits for our own piece of land within the same industrial estate were finally issued in 2008, allowing us to start building our own production location. The new building was completed in 2009 and we moved to a location which was completely ours and which had been built and furnished in line with our exact vision where efficiency, hygiene, quality and service were concerned. And where there was an impressive 2200m2 of production space available for our use.
We set up a second brochette line at this location in 2010, allowing us to double the capacity of 30x30 blocks, used for processing in shasliks.
Raw materials
We started with importing our own raw materials from Spain soon after Snijpunt's foundation. Allowing us to also be able to provide our customers with a guarantee for complete reliability and quality during the winter months.
Initially this was realised via cooperations and various sales organisations. We set up direct contact with the growers since 2011. This allows us to keep better control of the quality, freshness and delivery reliability of our products.
These growers are still our regular suppliers. The acreage has now grown from 4 to 32 hectares.
And now…
We are currently working with a team of 30 to 90 people, depending on the current demand. The team is also regularly supported by work experience students. Our range consists of 14 different products, available in various different shapes and sizes.
But we're not done yet. We are continuing to immerse ourselves in efficiency, food safety and innovation. Plus we are also always on the lookout for additions to our range, or to enter into collaborations which our customers would benefit from and we will continue to look for companies we can supply with our knowledge, expertise and suitable products.

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queen mum's Turn You On tour
The Turn You On Tour of 2012. It's all a blur now. The queen mum drove us to Ausable Forks on the Ausable river, the one that flows to Ausable Chasm all in an effort to find picture taking turn ons there and along the way. If you like the word 'Ausable', there ya go. You can spell it Au Sable when you feel like being all Zou bisou bisou. After all, they are close to Quebec, which explains the Frenchiness.
The tour began on our way to lunch. "Does this valley turn you on? " Yeah, sure. (click here for the bigger view)
"Do you like churches? Does this church turn you on?" Churches are cool.
"How about statues? Does that statue turn you on?" Now, I'm not a big of war monuments mainly because they seem so artistically uninspired. The Vietnam War Memorial in DC is inspired. I also like the Korean War memorial in DC. The statue the queen mum pointed out was a WWII memorial complete with soldier and names of Ausable Forks veterans. I took a pic only because the queen mum was so turned on over turning me on, but the statue was at the end of the bridge overlooking the Ausable river. (click here for the big show)
Yes, country roads surrounded by trees turn me on.
The next day we went into Lake Placid. It was drizzly and rainy and I was totally spent from being turned on. I mean, I seriously needed a cigarette. We stopped by Barstucks to have the queen's first born, Willie (you have to call him "Will", we call him "Willie"), serve us our Barstucks usual.
Let's see, we have the queen, the queen mum, the duchess and he shall be "duke william of the lake".
The queen, the duke and I ate lunch at Lake Placid Pub & Brewery. By this time we were pretty well wiped out and ready to move on to our next leg of the journey. I didn't take any pics. The beer is good. I had the Lake Placid IPA, a nice brew. Not as sophisticated as some but quite good. As always, much better on tap at the brewery than from the bottle at your local grocery store, but still worth a try.
That night we were on our way to Chicago, specifically, Oak Park to meet up with she of the awesome sauce.


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Last night a few of us women were out. Two of us have the Note2. Me with Verizon. The other T-Mobile. Mine white. Hers the grey. Our other friends had the iPhone. We were taking pics and the people sitting at the table near us were intrigued by our Sansungs! I felt like we were like the commercial on TV. Our Notes got a lot of attention. LOL.
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How to make a profit on Forex buying and selling at the same time
In terms of providing services on the portals of many brokers Forex market can often find mention of hedging (hedging). Strictly speaking, hedging – is the process of reduction of investment risks due to the use of another asset class. However, in the Forex market for hedging realize the simultaneous holding of two opposing positions on the same currency pair. Along with how many traders are unnecessarily prove the correctness of the application of hedging strategies or grid facts obtained empirically demonstrate the opposite. In fact, the use of hedging strategies or mesh only complicate the bidding process. The reasons for these difficulties are given hereinafter:
Trades turn into a tedious task
Balance merchant orders with simultaneous purchase and sale of the same currency pair will be zero. However, at the close of one of the positions, the trader is faced with the risk of incurring losses on the other, an open position. Therefore, the simultaneous buying and selling can be profitable only if the trader can accurately predict the market turn. If a trader has a similar talent, then, of course, it will not be necessary to enter into mutually exclusive deal for one pair. Moreover, such a trader will have to wait a few weeks, or even months, in order to close the purchase and sale of a position at a profit in both cases. Just imagine the situation in which it may be the person who discovered the order of buying and selling the pair EUR / USD, say, 8 months ago, when it was the quote at around 1.17. At this point, at least his buy order will remain unexecuted.
The same is true for grid trading strategy when the order volume is doubled after a specified period. In a market with a lateral trend, over time the merchant will collect only meaningless position, on which, as a result, he loses all control. Quite often, you can see how traders who use the strategy of the grid, lost a very big business, and these losses negate all the profit that was earned over a number of successful transactions.
Significant changes have been overlooked
Trade – is the accumulation of capital at the expense of substantial price changes. At the same time placing two contradictory orders, a trader restricts itself to the supervision of these prices, which are part of a larger phenomenon. hedging and netting Strategy deprive you of flexibility, and does not allow a rapid response to sudden changes in the market situation.
Higher Commission
In the case of simultaneous opening orders to buy and sell spread is always present. The infusion of additional funds in the order will only lead to an increase in capital of the organizer of trading in the market. If we consider the bill in the off-exchange trading system (the ECN) , the merchant will pay a higher amount of commission in the form of netting at the opposite transaction (lots). As a result, after the closing of all positions, only a tiny profit remains merchant.
Losses from daily (overnight) swaps
Any position that is transferred to the next day (overnight position) requires the payment of receivables or payables Commission for any non-Islamic trading account. Consequently, the accumulation of positions by hedge strategies or grid, will only lead to the payment of a large percentage of the difference in the swap.
Problems with the conclusion
If the score is listed for trading any hedge position, most brokers will establish for such traders are certain restrictions on the withdrawal of cash and the trader would be an incredibly stressful situation.
Trade should bring not only profit, but also the pleasure, and the use of hedging strategies and the grid, in the end, very mentally draining. Loss of enthusiasm inevitably entails the immediate financial loss. Therefore, it is reasonable to use simple trading strategies, to be disciplined and not try to beat the market every fight.
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so dh and i and a few friends are going camping this weekend. YAY anyways bil said he would love to go. thats great we decided to take his pop up ( we store it in our yard ) and its newer then ours..so i booked our site 80.00 he is to pay half..has he..no. so im buying all the food. ( we eat like kings lol ) ribs,chicken,eggs,bacon,ham steaks, coffee, cream, u name it. i decided bil needs to of corse pay for some food. i spent 35.00 on ribs alone for all of us, so i asked bil to buy the steak tips. he dosent want to. i asked him to buy plastic cups..samething..i bought the paper plates..bringing the toilet paper paper towels, tin foil u name it. i reminded him he still owes 1/2 the campsite fee. hes all excusses. AND to boot i had to clean his camper out.. there was 2 yr old cheese and butter in there it was gross. AND then he remeberd he left blankets in it..he just asked me to wash them for him! are u kidding me. now he is a good guy and we all get along but makes us out to be the jerks when we ask for his money or ask him to help with food for him and HIS girlfriend. my dh dosent want to start a fight about it but i mean come on. any advice? i myself would let him starve all weekend. lolAnswer Question
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Pressure and Winds. General Circulation of the Atmosphere Geog 210 - Physical Geography Geog 311 - Climatology. Global balance – local imbalances.
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General Circulation of the Atmosphere
Geog 210 - Physical Geography
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The imbalance of radiative budget between the tropics and higher latitudes is the main cause that drives weather and climate! The ultimate energy source is, of course, the sun.
Global weather phenomena as observed by NOAA's geostationary satellite GOES-12 on Oct 7, 2003.
Pressure Gradient
Coriolis Effect
Pressure unevenness is the main cause of winds. This unevenness causes a pressure gradient from areas of high pressure areas of low pressure. The pressure gradient force causes winds to blow.
When we observe the movement of an air parcel on earth, we find that the moment the air parcel starts to move, it will be subject to this force immediately. N
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The deflection of the movement is such that the parcel will be deflected to the right in the Northern Hemisphere and to the left in the Southern Hemisphere.
Thus, the wind patterns are rotating in opposite sense near high and low pressure centers in Northern and Southern Hemispheres, as shown in the figure to the right.Coriolis Force
Northern Hemisphere
The basis for average air flow around the earth can be examined using a non-rotating, non-tilted, ocean covered earth.
Heating is more intense at the equator, which triggers Hadley cells to redistribute rising heat from the tropical low to the polar highs.
The wind system on the earth surfaceThe earth is rotating, and rotation makes the wind system a bit more complicated than implied by the 3-cell structure.
The semi-permanent Pacific high blocks moist maritime winds and rain from the California coast, while the Bermuda high pushes moist tropical air and humidity over the eastern states.
During winter months, the Pacific high migrates southward and allows for maritime winds with moisture and rains to reach California.
On the east coast, precipitation is rather even throughout the year, and moisture is always from the Gulf of Mexico and the tropical Atlantic.
Land-sea temperature differences trigger ridges and troughs in the isobaric surface.
Thermal wind is the most fundamental and significant dynamical balance controlling thelarge-scale circulation of the atmosphere and ocean. It is a consequence of hydrostatic and geostrophic balance, and relates horizontal buoyancy gradients to changes in the horizontal wind with height.
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Surface maps chart pressure contours, highs and lows, and wind direction.
Winds blow clockwise around highs, called anticyclones.
500 mb maps reveal patterns that on average are 5600 m above the surface, where westerly winds rise and fall across ridges and troughs.
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Korea might not seem like the best destination to travel to at the moment, but I'm excited as hell to go there!
Recently I entered a contest to win a round trip ticket to Korea over at Lex Paradise and much to my surprise, I won!
So, the exciting news of the moment is that in March I will be going to Korea. There are just a few catches however…one is that the ticket was to and from Malaysia, so I had to buy a ticket from Turkey to Malaysia. Luckily, I was able to find a great price.
Hopefully there won't be a full scale war going on in Korea when I get there. Hanane won't be joining me on this trip because in truth we could only afford one ticket to Malaysia at the moment…for several reasons which I won't go into right now, but will probably tell about later. One reason is that Hanane will be going to Morocco in a week or so to visit her family and renew her visa (so we've just bought her tickets too) but there are other factors as well….
I'm excited to see Malaysia again and to experience Korea for the first time. I will take most of the month of March and I'm hoping to get the chance to go to Singapore, revisit Lake Toba in Indonesia, and more. I'll be traveling on an ultra-budget and doing a lot of couch surfing, hitching, and other vagobond technique…
The big bummer is that during that particular time, there will be a big festival in Manisa called the Mesir Festival. I was looking forward to seeing that, but Hanane has promised to attend, take pictures, and tell all about it.
This takes me one step closer to completing my very slow trip around the world. For those who forgot, I left Hawaii in 2008 and since then have been slowly traveling Eastward. Along the way, quite a lot has happened. One thing is for sure. I'll definitely be getting some travel insurance for this trip. Now…since I know that Vagobond readers are a well traveled bunch…what do you recommend I see in Malaysia, Korea, and Singapore? Also, anyone want to host me on their couch or show me around?


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Perennial Plant Association Meeting in Portland Oregon this MonthFriday, July 9th, 2010
Ellen and I are eagerly looking forward to traveling to Portland OR next week for the Perennial Plant Association's annual symposium. This is one of the best educational events we attend each year. Besides listening to interesting and timely programs presented by top authorities in perennial plant production, landscaping, and care, we get to see amazing botanical and private gardens as well as retail and wholesale nurseries that specialize in perennials. And of course, we have delicious meals, enjoy wonderful comradery, and have other fun adventures (like partying on a boat on July 4th anchored in the East River of NYC as fireworks exploded overhead, and then passing by the Statue of Liberty on the way back to port).
In the last few years, El and I have been to fantastic PPA meetings in St. Louis MO, Philadelphia PA, and New York City. St. Louis was memorable for tours of the Arch, Busch Brewery, and Missouri Botanical Garden, walks in the public gardens downtown, a river boat dining/dancing cruise on the Mississippi, and eating Ted Drewes frozen custard. The Philadelphia trip had us at Swarthmore's Arboretum in the morning, Chanticleer's quirky garden at mid-day, and eating dinner at the conservatory of Longwood Garden that night. They really keep you hopping on PPA tours! In New York, we were surprised by the many perennial gardens at Battery Park, Central Park and scattered in pockets around the city, and the New York Botanical Garden blew our socks off.
On this year's schedule are trips to Monrovia's Oregon location and Terra Nova. We can't wait to see what Heuchera-breeder Extraordinaire Dan Heims and our hosts at Monrovia have in store for us! Wouldn't be surprised by an elegant dinner followed by a concert with a rock band and Dan playing the harmonica.
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Full day sightseeing of Manali Hidimba Temple, Manu Temple, Tibetan monastery and evening at explore the local market. Overnight stay at Hotel.
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Excursion to Rohatang Pass. Situated at an altitude of 3979 meters above sea level and 51 kms outside Manali is the mighty Rohtang Pass - the gateway to Lahaul-Spiti valley. It affords a wide panoramic view of the mountains. Here one sees the majesty of the mountains at its height and splendor. At the top of the pass the air seems to glitter against the snow as you look down over herringbon...more
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Rohtang Pass is a high mountain pass on the eastern Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas around 51 km from Manali. It connects the Kullu Valley with the Lahaul and Spiti Valleys of Himachal Pradesh, ...
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Baking Soda Power! Frugal, Natural, and Health Secrets of Baking Soda (2nd Edition)
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"Baking Soda Power! Frugal, Natural, and Health Secrets of Baking Soda" by Patty Korman
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The origin of baking soda and exactly why it is so effective
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How to freshen up your shoes and laundry
How to degrease your kitchen with baking soda
How to cook and bake with baking soda
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How to put out fires with baking soda
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Ajit – Memories
Although I hail from Hyderabad, I belong to a gypsy tribe that migrated from Uttar Pradesh. My great grandfather travelled from Kandahaar to Shahjehanpur. My grandfather and father shifted to Hyderabad. There they joined the Nizam's forces. I was born on January 27, 1922 in Shahjehanpur. It is a ritual that all pregnant mothers return to their parents to give birth to their first child. So 15 days after I was born, we returned to the Nizam state, now called Hyderabad. I did my matriculation at Nampali High School, and surprisingly I was the only football player who passed. Then I went to college in Warangal where I studied English along with Urdu and Arabic. The Prime Minister Mr. Narasimha Rao was senior to me by two years, and we stayed at the same hostel.
I was very weak in English, but topped in games and drama. I was also very fond of socializing. My English professor Mr. Sebastian, a wonderful man, used to give it to me left and right. Very often, he would tell me that I was wasting my father's money. He suggested that either I join the military or the movies. That gave me the idea. When it was time for me to join the university, I told my father that I wanted to join films. Though it shocked him, he did not object. You see we came from a very orthodox family and getting into films was looked down upon then .
When I came down to Bombay, I expected all the popular directors like Kedarsaab, Mehboobsaab and Shantaramji to meet me with open arms at VT Station! I had this silly feeling that I was the only person to have thought about joining films. Later I realized how difficult my struggle was, as I had only come down with Rs.113 in my pocket. I would walk from Mohammed Ali Road, where I stayed, to Dadar, just to save one anna. I refused to borrow, as it was considered degrading by my family. When my father learnt about my tough struggle, he suffered a bigger shock. Later, my uncle told me that my father was very ashamed of me.
From '43 to '46 I was struggling as a junior artiste at Information Films of India. During the war, they made short films. Sometimes I earned six rupees a day, sometimes three rupees a day. By then, my 113 rupees had evaporated. While working for Information Films, I met Mr. Prafulla Roy and Mr. Khote. They offered me the lead in a few one reelers. I made about six such pictures and all were titled Hamid. Once I started earning a little more, I shifted to Mahim.
There I also met a man named Govindram Sethi. One day, he promised to take me as a hero when he got the opportunity. One fine morning he called out to me, 'Let's go.' I learnt that Vishnu Cinetone had signed him to direct a picture. Previously, they only made religious pictures, but they were planning a stunt picture. That is how I did my first picture Shah-e-Misr. Soon, I bagged Janampatri, Hatimtai, Jeevan Saathi and Aap Beeti.
My next picture was with Rehana. I have all the records of my good old days. (He opens one of the several files to show me.) Vanmala was my heroine in Hatimtai, and she was also the heroine of Sikander. And this (pointing out to a photograph), was from my first picture Shah-e-Misr. It was a costume drama.
I was also paired with Naseem, Saira Banu's mother. Something had gone wrong somewhere and the production came to a halt. I think the distributors suddenly backed out. Fortunately, K. Amarnath was planning a social with Dilipsaab. One of the distributors felt that I would suit the role. That is how I did Bekasoor with Madhubala opposite me. Amarnath had also advised me to change my name from Hamid Ali Khan to a shorter one. So I came up with Ajit. And from then on, I did not look back. I got my first rave reviews from a Times of India critic called Clara Mendonca. She said, 'At last we have seen a manly hero!' Even though I had a good physique and hard looks, I did find it a little difficult to dance around trees. In spite of that, I worked with practically all the top notchers with the exception of Nargis and Nutan.
Geeta Bali was the most cooperative artiste. It was a pleasure to work with her in Baradari. Geeta was a very mischievous person. One day, Shammi Kapoor supposedly came to see me. He talked a little and left. When he had gone Geeta asked me, 'Did your friend come to see you?' I replied 'Han'. She giggled and said, 'Shammi made a fool of you. He actually came to see me.' A few months later, they got married. While shooting with her after the marriage, she suddenly started jumping around on the sets. All of a sudden she halted and said, 'Arre now I'm Mrs. Shammi Kapoor and I should not be doing this'.
One of my favourite heroines was Suraiya. It was wonderful working with her. In '51 we worked together in a film called Moti Mahal, and I must say it was great fun working together. She had a funny habit of fooling people. I was a very reserved person, basically a loner. When I walked on the sets she looked at me and smiled. Next day I decided to do something. Since I had a sort of cowboy outfit on, I walked upto Suraiya and put my foot on an empty chair next to her. Holding the gun in my hand, I said, 'Suraiyaji can I make a request to you? I still have a lot to do in this world. I would be obliged if you could help me!' She burst out laughing and she shook my hand. After that, we became good friends. And ever since she began calling me John Hall. Once in an interview she had referred to me and that really made me feel good. It's been almost 30 years since I last met her.
Nalini Jaywant and I had formed a sort of pair. We had worked in Nastik which became a tremendous hit. In fact, it was the only hit I had. As a result, we worked in several pictures — Saat Saliyaan which was based on Seven Brides For Seven Brothers, Bombay Race Course, Aan Ban and a few others.
Having worked with senior artistes like Dilipsaab, Kamini Kaushal, was always held in high esteem. As a result, she never felt shy to correct someone. We worked together in Bada Bhai. She was a good artiste and a very cooperative one. We did a few other films, I'm sorry I cannot recall the names, though I do remember working with her and a famous director called Raman.
Regarding Meena Kumari I recall what a very popular star, who is a character actor today, once told me. 'When I have to work with Meena Kumari, I have to be very careful because she always steals the show.' Meena was a born artiste. You give her any role and she would do it beautifully. We only worked together in Halaku.
I also did a picture called Char Dil Char Rahen with Nimmi. It had the biggest star cast ever! Raj Kapoor, Meena Kumari, myself, Nimmi, Shammi Kapoor, Jairaj ji and some other girl. Mr Khwaja Ahmed Abbas was the director and producer.
Believe it or not, but I have acted with both sisters, Mumtaz and Mallika Randhawa in Do Dushman. Mumtaz and I also did Panic In Baghdad. Originally, it was to be called Arabian Nights, but since Panic in Bangkok, an English movie, was already a hit, Nanubhai Bhatt changed the title to Panic in Baghdad.
In 1951, I worked in a picture called Marine Drive with Bina Rai. This was Mr. G.P. Sippy's first production which he also directed. Bina and I did one more picture. With Nigar, I did Daman, directed by Nanubhai Bhatt, Mahesh Bhatt's father. Durgabai played my mother in Bekasoor, and we also came together in Mughal-E-Azam. Veena and I did Anadaata and Sarkar, which was a sword fencing film. Veena was truely a majestic lady. She was beautiful with a tremendous personality. Veena was brought to Bombay from Lahore by Mazhar Khan. When I was a struggler, producers found it difficult to pair me with any heroine because I was too tall. The only one who suited me was Veena and most producers could not afford her. Shashikala played my sister in Sarkar.
Another actress with whom I did seven or eight pictures, was Shakila. We did Guest House and Baraat. You won't believe it, but if I was shooting for 30 days a month, then at least 20 days I would be shooting with Shakila on some set or the other. This brings to mind a funny incident. One night, I had returned tired from shooting and went to sleep. Suddenly my wife woke me up saying 'Arre bhai why are you talking so much about Shakila. All the time you have been saying Shakila do this or Shakila do that.' My poor wife being an up-country girl was shocked. I had to explain that I was dreaming about one scene which we had done together!
I don't have much to say about the vamps while I was playing villain. Helen did play the vamp in a couple of films and so did Bindu. Helen was also my heroine in Kabuli Khan. Strangely, Salim also acted in the same film. He acted as my younger brother and it's from there that their relationship developed. With Bindu I did Zanjeer and a few other films. I have done so many film as a villain, but I have never had any particular girl as my vamp. other till five next morning. Talking about Bindu reminds me of my granddaughter who calls her cat 'Mona darling'.
Basically, I was never close to anybody. I was a loner and felt that , filmmaking was a business. The only person I was really friendly with was Kedar Kapoor. He was the assistant director in my first film Shah-e-Misr. He's dead now, poor chap. I was also quite close to Dilipsaab. I am indebted to him because he actually saved my life. This happened during the days of Naya Daur.
I had once misbehaved with my first wife. She was a French girl by the name of Gwen D'monte. Because of that incident she walked out on me. We had decided to get divorced, so I was feeling depressed. I felt there was no use living. I wanted to end my life. That time I was living in Juhu, opposite Dilipsaab's sister's place. He noticed me getting into the car looking very dejected. He called out to me and asked me what had happened. I explained the incident to him. We sat talking with each other till five next morning. I realized that Dilipsaab had bigger problems at home and he was coping with them. My problem was a small one compared to his and tried to bear with it. For two days after that, Dilipsaab kept observing me. He's truly a great man for helping me through a very trying period.
My last film as a hero was Panic in Baghdad. This was in 1966. It so happened that Rajendra Kumar was doing a film called Suraj in Madras, at the time. We had worked together in Teerandaz. Rajendra Kumar was director H.S. Rawail's assistant then. So, Rajendra contacted me and asked if I would like to play the villain in Suraj. I agreed much against a few of my producers' wishes, as I was also playing the hero in a small film like Dilruba. After that, I did a few character roles in Raja Aur Runk, Jeevan Mrityu and again the villain in Prince. Then came Zanjeer which changed the life of so many people, like Prakash Mehra, Amitabh Bachchan, Salim and myself. Zanjeer was followed by six other silver jubilee hits like Jugnu, Dharma, Yadon Ki Baraat, Kahani Kismat Ki and a couple of others. They all happened in quick succession and I established myself as a villain.
I feIt really funny being bashed up by offer men. I remember Pransaab telling me that he felt bad whenever Bharat Bhushan used to beat him up. You see, it was all part of the game and we were paid for it. Today, I don't mind being bashed up by a Jackie Shroff because he does have a good physique. Why, there was a time when I had Hema Malini bashing me up in quite a few films. She is one of the most wonderful ladies I have met. My heart bleeds for her. I pray that she has a happy life. We did Paraya Dhan where she kills me, followed by Pratigya, Jugnu, Charas and so on. You know Dharmendra, Hema Malini and I formed a sort of team. I remember doing Andaz with Hema where I played a guest role, a sympathetic role. This was followed by Paraya Dhan where I try to rape her. She asked me 'How can you be good to me in one film and rape me in another?' We just laughed about it!
My marriage to Gwen D'monte in 1951, lasted five years. I had married against my father's wishes. And being a Pathan he threatened to shoot me, the girl and then kill himself. But when he met her, he liked her and gave us the permission to marry. Gwen was an exact replica of Ava Gardener. When Gwen and I divorced, my father told me, 'Look son you did what you had to do, now you do what I want you to do.' Actually I was very lucky that we did not have any children or it would have been a messy affair. Mentally, I was a wreck and agreed to do what he wanted. I had committed a mistake. So I married Shahida Ali Khan and she has stood by me through all my ups and downs. I pray that she is my wife even in my next life. She's the backbone of the family.
I have been a very lucky man to have such a wonderful wife. She stood quietly by my side through my worst days. She and others like Mrs. Raj Kapoor, Mrs. Pran and Mrs. Dharmendra should be awarded for standing by their difficult husbands!
Of the 87 pictures as a hero, only Nastik was a silver jubilee hit. That was in '54. Naya Daur and Mughal-E-Azam were also hits, but I was not the hero in them. Yes, you could say I flopped as a hero, but as a villain, I was a hit! Totally, I have done around 200-odd-pictures.
Around 1980 I began overworking. I started doing two and three shifts and I was 59! Now I am 70. As a result I had a heart attack — it was the second one. So my doctor checked me and found that a certain portion of the heart had been severely damaged. It also happened with poor Sanjeev Kumar. My cardiologist Dr. Mathur who was also part of Dr. Denton Cooley's team, called up Dr. Cooley in America, and arranged for me to have an operation there. On June 14, 1981, I got myself operated. When Dr. Cooley saw me a day before the operation, he was shocked and said, 'Don't tell me I have to operate on you. You look perfectly alright.' Then he asked if i ever played my games. I pointed out that I had played almost every game — hockey, football, tennis, cricket, cycle-polo, horse-polo, everything. Dr. Cooley was surprised that in spite of being such a sportsman, I should have had a heart condition. I explained that my heart problem was the result of excessive smoking. I smoked 60 to 70 cigarettes! Anyway, I finally had my bypass surgery. I was not alone —Vyjayanthimala's husband Dr. Bali was also operated on the same day. Poor chap had three or four bypasses, while I had only two. After coming back I decided to take it easy, so I retired to Hyderabad.
Today after a break of 10 years I have returned to my favorite occupation, films. Actually, Salim Akhtar had been after me to do a film for him, but I put him off. Finally, I realized that I was just wiling away my life not doing much, so I agreed to do his Police Officer. I also felt that the people began missing me very badly. People began using my one liner in ads. Take my 'Mona Darling' line which was changed to 'Lily, don't be silly'. One day while taking a walk, in Hyderabad, an autorickshaw man asked me 'Saab ab hum aap ko kabhie nahin dekhenge picturon main? Aap ne kyon chod diya saab?'
That made me feel bad. I had stopped doing films because of health reasons, and also because stars had begun behaving badly with us old timers. They came at 3 or 3.30 p.m. for a 9 am shift, while we just sat idle. I felt humiliated doing this. And finally when the star arrived, he did not even apologize. Amitabh Bachchan, and today's young stars like Jackie, Aamir, Salman and Sanjay Duff are very professional and punctual. They have really impressed me, especially Sanjay Dutt who is going great guns. Another thing, none of them drink like they did in the past. This is a goal sign for our industry.
I must admit that giving up films was my worst mistake, I hope I can correct it. I really feel people loved me and missed me. I hope I don't disappoint them. Yes, I'm signing a few films of my choice. I want to die giving my last shot! (As told to Keith D' Costa in 1991).


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New York lawmakers have few excuses with myths debunked about child sex abuse legal reform
By Glenn Blain (NY Daily News)
May 16, 2016
ALBANY — State lawmakers may be running out of reasons not to help the victims of child sex abuse obtain justice in New York.
As the state Senate and Assembly weigh legislation to eliminate the criminal and civil statute of limitations for child sex abuse cases and give victims a one-year window to revive old cases, advocates contend the arguments put forward by the Catholic Conference and other critics just don't measure up to reality.
"We keep seeing the same arguments and they just don't pan out," said advocate Marci Hamilton, who has researched the issue.
The arguments and the reality:
MYTH: Extending the statute of limitations and granting a lookback window would spur a torrent of lawsuits and bankrupt religious organizations and groups like the Boy Scouts.
REALITY: Financial ruin is a commonly used argument against changing the law, but experiences in other states don't appear to justify the dire predictions.
"There is a lot of Chicken Little, the sky is falling," Hamilton said. "But if you just look at the facts in each of the states, it is a much more modest effect than they are claiming."
Hamilton's research found that in eight states with one-year window provisions, fewer than 3,000 people filed lawsuits. In California, which enacted a one-year window in 2003, 1,150 cases were filed.
Insurance experts, in a 2012 report, estimated that 100,000 children in the U.S. were victims of clerical sex abuse.
The Catholic Church in the United States has already paid about $3 billion to resolve child sex abuse claims, and at least 13 Catholic dioceses have filed for bankruptcy, according to data compiled by BishopAccountability.org, a private group that has tracked the scandal.
Hamilton, however, argued bankruptcy is employed more as a legal tactic to minimize payouts and draw out potential accusers rather than an expression of financial ruin.
"The Catholic Church is tremendously wealthy," added Anne Barrett Doyle, co-director of BishopAccountability.org. "It is not going to go out of business."
Florida lawyer Michael Dolce, who was the victim of a sexual assault as a child and later led an effort to change Florida's statute of limitations laws in 2010, said the same financial concerns were raised in the Sunshine State and "none of these dire predictions ever came to pass."
Instead, religious groups and other organizations that deal with children enacted better safeguards to prevent abuse, Dolce added.
"It's not about making sure everybody gets sued," Dolce said. "It's about making sure everyone has the right incentive to take proactive steps to make sure kids do not get hurt."
MYTH: New York's proposed legislation is unfair to churches and private institutions because litigants would still have only 90 days after an incident to file a notice of claims against public institutions like schools and municipal governments.
REALITY: Advocates for changing the law agree public and private institutions should be treated equally and note that at least one of the bills in New York would do just that.
An omnibus measure introduced by Sen. Brad Hoylman (D-Manhattan) and Senate Minority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D-Yonkers) would, among other things, remove the requirement that litigants file claims against public institutions within 90 days of an incident of sexual abuse.
"This is about justice for all survivors, not just those who were in a private setting," Hoylman said.
MYTH: Child sex abuse cases brought after so many years would be hard to prosecute or defend against because of faded memories and the difficulty of gathering evidence.
REALITY: Advocates counter that rape and murder cases, which are not subject to a statute of limitations, are often prosecuted after many years.
"Our court system is more than capable of handling complicated evidence in sexual abuse matters," Hoylman said. "What the courts haven't been able to do is provide justice to these survivors."
Hamilton also argued corroborating evidence in child sexual abuse cases could still be found, such as instances where a victim suddenly starts using drugs or unexpectedly quits an athletic team after being abused.
"There were markers that the child was sending out — messages the child was trying to send out but they weren't heard," Hamilton said. "Looking back on it, people will remember."
For example, first-degree rape has no statute of limitations in New York.
MYTH: New York's existing law giving child sex abuse victims until their 23rd birthday to bring claims is sufficient.
REALITY: Advocates vehemently reject this argument and cite studies, including a 2010 report by the National Institutes of Health, that show up to 80% of victims wait until they are well into adulthood to come forward.
"There are many reasons why adults don't come to grips with this for many, many years after the initial victimization," said Stephen Forrester of the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, noting that sexually abused children can be intimidated by the perpetrator or may feel too ashamed or afraid to come forward.
"I didn't disclose until my late 20s and I was victimized at age 7," Dolce said. "I don't have any patience for anyone who wants to say that age 23 is soon enough. You are barely getting your bearings at that age."
MYTH: Allowing a one-year lookback window will encourage people to concoct bogus accusations — against anyone or any organization — in a bid for lucrative settlements.
REALITY: Hamilton's research found that of the nearly 3,000 cases brought in states with lookback windows, few, if any, were deemed false.
"If they don't have facts, the case does not go forward," Hamilton said. "And that's what juries do. They access credibility."


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Health Secretary Alan Milburn was today denouncing the "conservatism" of those opposed to controversial hospital reforms.
Mr Milburn is expected to use the provocative phrase in a key speech presenting foundation hospitals as in the Labour tradition.
He will also attempt to counter accusations of elitism by welcoming applications from smaller hospitals serving poorer communities.
Chancellor Gordon Brown was said to be among those resisting moves to free the hospitals from Whitehall control.
The Health Secretary still faces stiff opposition from unions and left-wingers like predecessor Frank Dobson.
But he has won the backing of Tony Blair who used his televised monthly press conference to stress his support earlier this week.
In his speech, he will echo the Prime Minister's pledge to reject a "quiet life" in favour of radical reform.
Mr Milburn sees the policy as part of Labour's tradition of helping the poorest communities.
"Conservatism in all its forms is the enemy of progress," Mr Milburn will tell a think-tank in London.
"When it comes to reform the Government's foot needs to be on the accelerator not the brake.
"We have just entered the period of unprecedented expansion in NHS investment.
"There have already been results but getting the best from the extra resources means we have to keep up the pace of reform.
"It is about strengthening our public services as a means of creating a freer, stronger, better society."
And he will tell left-wing opponents: "The hard fact is that for 50 or more years it is poorer people and poorer communities who have lost out from poorly provided services."
Mr Milburn will go on to tackle suggestions that the policy is elitist and will only benefit large teaching hospitals or those in the leafy suburbs.
The Health Secretary will welcome applications from smaller hospitals and those serving deprived areas.
The bids he was expected to mention are: Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Trust, City Hospitals Sunderland NHS Trust, Doncaster and Bassetlaw Hospitals NHS Trust, North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Trust, Bradford Hospitals NHS Trust, Rotherham General Hospitals NHS Trust, and Aintree Hospitals NHS Trust, Liverpool.


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You know what annoys, when one is reading a book that is otherwise enjoyable? Say you're reading a book about some subject you have a fair degree of knowledge about, but as with anything you can and want still to learn more. The book you're reading really seems to throw different light on things you already know a good deal about, and of course also has a great deal of material you haven't yet known. And then there it is: A statement of fact that you know to be wildly incorrect. About something that even a modest familiarity with the subject matter would indicate to be off the reservation. Something like getting the date of a battle in the wrong month and year, or putting the wrong general in command, or getting major historical events in reverse order.
Ick! It's like finding half a worm in something you're eating. Never pleasant, but the more you were enjoying your meal the more alarming is the discovery. And just like that half-worm destroys your ability to take another bite of your lunch, even that part that you have no reason to suspect of housing further vermin, that botched fact ruins your ability to enjoy any part of the rest of your book. If the author and his editor(s) couldn't be troubled to get right something so basic as when the Battle of Chancellorsville was fought relative to Gettysburg, something that you know if only from not having slumbered your way through 8th grade American history, how in the world can you trust them to get right the statements about the complicated things, the fresh analysis, you bought the book in order to read in the first place? How can you accept anything written in it as true?
The same dynamic operates with the commentariat. You always, if you're the least sentient, take everything you read with a grain of salt. People make mistakes, after all; they weigh evidence poorly; they guess the wrong door, the wrong shell as hiding the pea. But — at least as to the ones you choose to pay close attention to — you still have to extend a certain degree of trust to them, to identify themes and stories that are significant, to explain correctly why they're significant, to report accurately the factual material on which they base their statements, not to quote people or sources inaccurately or out of context or so incompletely as to give a false sense of their statements, to give the other side a fair shake, conceding its meritorious points or just the points on which people of good faith may disagree. When the commentariat and the news reporter meld, when the same author or publication undertakes both functions, the importance of being able to extend that trust becomes of critical importance.
The ability to trust becomes make-or-break when the author or publication is ostensibly non-partisan, in the sense of not unabashedly representing the interests or the positions of an organized political force. Just by way of example, no one in his right mind thinks of The New York Times or Time magazine, or Salon or the Puffington Host or MSNBC as being anything other than Democrat Party operatives with bylines (confession: that last expression is not my own, and if I weren't so lazy I'd track it down to its origin and footnote it . . . but Gentle Reader will have to forgive me). And let's not forget that JournoList, an organization that was formed for the explicit purpose of surreptitiously assisting the candidacy of one party's man for the presidency by discussing, vetting, coordinating, and managing in advance not only how things were to be reported but also the most basic decision of what to report in the first place, was run from a computer in the offices of The Washington Post. By like token no one reads Alternet to get a reasonably good-faith analysis of any particular issue. If you want to find out what the current White House-approved talking points are, they're your huckleberry.
There are, or have been from time to time, news and commentary sources that genuinely have been more or less even-handed in whom and what they excoriate. PorkBusters was one of them. They called bullshit as and when they saw it, and to them it made no difference if the pork came from a Republican, a Democrat, or more commonly, from both. If it came from the Bush White House, they called it out. If it came from the Republican Senate (pre-2007, of course), they called it. Ditto if it oozed out of Nancy Pelosi's racketeering House. There are others, of course, some of them focused on the national scene and others on state or local scenes.
Which gets me to the origins of this post. A number of weeks ago, I ran across a link to a story run by some self-proclaimed watchdog site. In fact if I recall it even has that word in its name. You've seen them and their kind before: They report the stupid stuff government – especially the hidden bureaucracies – does, the wasteful stuff, the undoing-with-one-hand-what-the-other's-just-paid-for programs and initiatives. The monumentally dumb. The outright crooked and venal. And in so doing they perform a vital function. We need people like that to watch for us, because the lamestream media sure as billy hell has no interest in it any more.
Remember the name Eason Jordan? He was the CNN guy who got caught sliming the American forces in the Middle East (his specific lie was that American troops were intentionally shooting at reporters; he lost his job over that one) during the second Gulf War and afterwards. He was also the fellow who publicly spilled the beans that his employer, CNN, knew, all the way from 1990 up to the 2003 invasion, of Saddam Hussein's grisly human rights violations but that its people had gone soft on reporting what he was up to, in order to protect their "access." In other words, CNN intentionally down-played the depredations of a blood-thirsty tyrant so that he would keep returning their phone calls. Way to take a stand, guys.
If that's how CNN handles events of world-wide significance, what in the world makes you think your local newspaper doesn't play the same shuck-n-jive game when it comes to deciding which bureaucrats to out? Bust the state director of X and there went your last off-the-record conversation with anyone in that department. Point out how internally incoherent Program Y is and no one involved in it will ever return another phone call of yours. Point out that the wife of a prominent local politician is being paid the equivalent of a nearly full-time salary to read kiddie books to the little dears two afternoons a week at the library, and see who lines up against you. So we need the mavericks, the self-proclaimed watchdogs, the ones who'll report whatever comes to light and damn the torpedoes.
But you've got to be able to trust them.
If they set themselves up as sniffing out what's important for Us Proles to know and explaining to us why it's objectionable, then what if they're lying to us? What if they're twisting facts and mangling people's statements? What if they're parading a bunch of stuff that's really all much ado about nothing while sitting on the volcanically explosive revelations?
It matters, in other words, how they conduct themselves.
Several weeks ago, as I mentioned, I ran across this post on this particular website. It reported, in a breathless-but-snarky tone, an e-mail that was sent by a senior state bureaucrat to staff. The department had just moved into a new building the physical characteristics of which were quite different from their old digs. This particular missive dealt with the new building's plumbing system, and the theme was please be careful what you flush down the toilets (short version: it matters a great deal, and not just to the plumbing inside your building). I might mention that this particular organization is in charge of supervising and regulating every public wastewater system in the state. So the concern was not coming out of left field. Among the specific injunctions was not to believe the packages of allegedly "flushable" wipes; apparently they in fact do trash wastewater treatment plants because they can't be treated. But the e-mail's writer slipped up and used a little humor to make the point. Among the laundry list of things not to flush were "old shoes." Well. From this website's reporting you'd have thought that the state's senior executive branch was earnestly advising its staff to wear wolfsbane about the neck, carry nosegays to ward off evil vapors, and always to propitiate the gods by sacrificing the correct number of puppies on their backyard altars. Jesus Christ and General Jackson!! I hate it when people pretend not to understand. When they pretend to be outraged by something that any drooling imbecile can see was done or said in jest. When people treat as serious what is obviously light-hearted. I hate it because it is fundamentally dishonest.
The e-mail of course was "leaked" (if that's even the right term; the Pentagon papers were "leaked," as have been Snowden's documents; this kind of pippy-poo tattle-taling scarcely deserves the verb) by a discontented underling, of whom there appear to be several in that organization. Since I happen to know the writer of the e-mail, I dropped a brief note to offer my encouragement, and remind of General Stilwell's motto: Don't let the bastards grind you down. I also suggested that, when in the future departing from mind-numbing bureau-speak, the following statement be included using Outlook's signature block feature:
[Warning: Contains humor. Also may contain metaphor, analogy, poetic license, assonance, consonance, alliteration, and/or dramatic comparison-and-contrast. Prepared in a facility that also processes irony and skepticism. If you experience literalism or other Inability to Get the Point Without Someone Drawing You a Picture that lasts for more than thirty minutes, contact your fourth-grade English teacher or any literate person of your choosing at once.]
So in the future, if whichever school-playground Deep Throat wants to provide this outfit with any more juicy examples of bureaucratic silliness for them to swell up and take seriously for the safety of the common weal, they'll have to do it over a point-blank call-out of their nonsense.
In all, a trivial sequence of event. What is important, however, and what annoys me, is that now and forevermore, when I see something reported by this "watchdog" site, I will have to wonder what the story really is. Whether they just happen to be leaving something out. Something necessary to understand the substance of the story. Something that, if I knew it, would reveal the whole thing to be a great big So What with a side of fries. I will have to wonder whether they're trying to inflate a penny-ante non-event for the purpose of distracting me from something genuinely of lasting importance. I will never be able to take their reporting or their commentary at face value.
Dealing with a liar is tiring. It consumes so much energy to have to filter everything one hears through a meta-algorithm that really has nothing to do with the specifics of what's being said: Why might this person want to lie to me, and how might he be doing it? Dare I rely on what he is saying and if I do what are my risks? Why is this person telling me this? Why now? Who else has been told, what have they been told, and in what order? Why that group of people? What information is being kept back and when will that be disclosed to me? All this is true whether or not the person I know to be dishonest is or is not in fact lying in this particular instance. Instead of navigating my way through a world of confusing facts I have to navigate my way first through a welter of deception before I can even confront the confusing facts.
At least when I find half a worm in my food, I can order another plate of a different item. But a watchdog that tries to bullshit me is good for nothing but shooting.
[Update 30 Dec 13:] They've done it again. For Christmas I got The War That Ended Peace, which The Economist, among others, included in its Best Books of 2013 list. The author has her Ph.D. from Oxford, grew up in Canada, and both her grandfathers fought in the mess. I'm just wading into it, but it's really a history of the pre-war era and expressly asks the question not of why did the war start but why did the peace stop. The actual war is broad-brushed in the epilogue. In reading that part first (it's not cheating; I know how the war ended), sure enough there it was: She's been and went and gone and done it: According to the author, the British lost 57,000 men on July 2, 1916, the "first day" of the Somme. For nearly a century July 1 has been a quasi-national day of mourning in Britain, because it was on that day that Kitchener's armies went over the top to their slaughter. Not the next day. It's like delving into a book that promises to look at Gettysburg from a novel angle, and finding a casual mention of the symbolism of the Iron Brigade being decimated on Easter Sunday. The head explodes.


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Caption: The art deco Daily Telegraph building symbolised the steady, secure nature of provincial newspapers in the 1980s.
An old journalist colleague of mine, Mike Johansson and has a unique take of the changes facing print media. He started out as a cadet reporter at the now defunct Napier Daily Telegraph in what is now remembered as a strong and stable era for New Zealand print journalism. Provincial newspapers were buoyed by classified advertising and had enough resources to sustain a rounds system that covered local news with some detailed understanding. He also worked as a sub-editor at The Press, in Christchurch, in what was, in retrospect, a golden era.
Johansson earned a Rotary scholarship to the prestigious S.I. Newhouse School of Communications at Syracuse University in Upstate New York and after that he made a career nearby at the Democrat and Chronicle in Rochester owned by the giant Gannett Corporation.
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The Yoga world lost a powerful beautiful woman this week. This has deeply affected me. Not because we were close friends. We were FB friends. We spoke briefly 10 years ago about her blog. I watched her transformation on Social Media from barefoot broke Venice, CA yoga teacher making $30 bucks a class & travelling to India regularly to Tantric Sex Coach/Goddess making $10,000 a client.
A Yoga Teachers dream right?
And she's gone. She killed herself last Saturday night. I am sick to my stomach as I write this. First her friends said she had "passed away". And I knew something was wrong, was it an accident? Murder? What the hell happened to a vibrant 43 year old woman/mother seemingly on top of the world? I watched her live-streams and chatted with her. I "liked" her posts and was like WOW look at her transformation.
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I'm so sad today. My heart is heavy…….
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