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Designed by award-winning international architectural firm Renzo Piano Building Workshop, City Center Bishop Ranch is more than a shopping mall. The $300 million open-air center located in San Ramon, California was built as a central gathering space. Inspired by this concept, we created a launch campaign where fun, fashion and fitness converge.
In a series of unexpected pairings set against an iconic orange square, we show off the center's wide array of offerings with clever headlines and a stylish aesthetic.
Since opening, City Center Bishop Ranch has become the community hot spot and continues to grow its distinctive collection of retailers, restaurants and entertainment. Recent tenant, Barry Braden, co-founder of Fieldwork Brewing Company stated, "San Ramon doesn't have anything like this… City Center can really become a destination."
"EVERGIB has a very rare balance of poise, intelligence, discipline and creative ability that is difficult to find. Their solutions are always well thought out, strategically on message and incorporate a keen attention to detail in every creative medium."
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This gorgeous and lyrical debut novel is perfect for fans of Nova Ren Suma, Laura Ruby, and Nina LaCour.
Rain doesn't wish on stars anymore.
For as long as she can remember, her home has been among the Winterfolk, a group of homeless people living outside Seattle. Being homeless has taught Rain how to be invisible.
But when she discovers that the city plans to sweep out the Winterfolk's camp, her world is shattered. Determined to face the world like she's never… (more)
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The 2017 Golfdom Summit was proud to host 40 superintendents and 15 vendors. We handed out a snazzy new T-shirt to the whole crew and asked them to pose on the Reunion Resort stairs for this killer photo we had to run on the front cover.
See some faces you recognize? Here's a guide to who's who.
1. Michael Maravich, vice president of specialty business, SipcamAdvan
2. Jay Young, product manager, PBI-Gordon
3. Brian Bonlender, superintendent, West Bend (Wis.) CC
4. Drew Thompson, CGCS, East Aurora (N.Y.) CC
5. Nick Kearns, superintendent, The Oaks Club, Osprey, Fla.
6. Paul Carter, CGCS, The Bear Trace at Harrison (Tenn.) Bay
7. Jim Goodrich, product manager, PBI-Gordon
8. Rick Hathaway, superintendent, Rock Creek Cattle Co., Deer Lodge, Mont.
9. Jim VanHerwynen, CGCS, South Hills G&CC, Fond du Lac, Wis.
10. Mike McCormick, superintendent, The Apawamis Club, Rye, N.Y.
11. Chip Lewison, CGCS, Saddlebrook Resort, Wesley Chapel, Fla.
12. Jackson Reiswig, superintendent, Coral Creek Club, Placida, Fla.
13. Ted Fist, product manager, Capillary Concrete
14. John Jeffreys, superintendent, Pinehurst (N.C.) No. 1-5
15. Greg Wade, sales and marketing specialist, Blount International (Oregon Outdoor Power Equipment)
16. Justin Sudo, superintendent, The Kahkwa Club, Erie, Pa.
17. Rocky Dreibrodt, director, Corbin Turf (Primera)
18, Eric Dusa, CGCS, Traces GC, Florence, S.C.
19. Jared Milner, superintendent, Meadowbrook CC, Northville, Mich.
20. Jason Bradley, superintendent, Memphis (Tenn.) CC
21. Eric Swensen, superintendent, Floridian National GC, Palm City, Fla.
22. Chris Francis, (formerly of Turfco) territory manager, Turf Products
23. Joe Amalfitano, business development manager, Blount International (Oregon Outdoor Power Equipment)
24. Martin Sternberg, CGCS, founder and inventor, Capillary Concrete
25. Rick Grant, business director – T&O, Control Solutions Inc. (Quali-Pro)
26. Michael Kropp, national director – professional markets, Wilbur-Ellis (Primera)
27. Robert Hertzing, superintendent, Lakeside GC, Toluca Lake, Calif.
28. Pat Gradoville, CGCS, Palos Verdes (Calif.) GC
29. Aaron Johnsen, director of regional sales, WinField United
30. Mark Boyd, president, Control Solutions Inc. (Quali-Pro)
31. Cam Schafer, application specialist, Frost Inc.
32. John Gold, superintendent, Valley of the Eagles, Elyria, Ohio
33. Jeff White, CGCS, Indian Hills CC, Mission Hills, Kan.
34. Joe Stribley, superintendent, Yellowstone CC, Billings, Mont.
35. Carmen Magro, CGCS, chief agronomist, Pogo Turf Pro
36. Jeff Chan, senior engineer, Pogo Turf Pro
37. Eric Gifford, superintendent, Riverside CC, Provo, Utah
38. Ken Rost, president and CEO, Frost Inc.
39. Justin VanLanduit, superintendent, Briarwood CC, Deerfield, Ill.
40. John Smith, marketing director, WinField United
41. Steven Johnson, regional sales manager, Smithco
42. Clark Throssell, Ph.D., research editor, Golfdom
43. Scott Witte, CGCS, Cantigny Golf, Wheaton, Ill.
44. Greg Rounds, superintendent, Sunset Ridge CC, Northfield, Ill.
45. Connor Healy, superintendent, Conway Farms GC, Lake Forest, Ill.
46. Sam Wineinger, manager, T&O marketing & formulator business, SipcamAdvan
47. Steve Jedrzejek, marketing manager, Nufarm
48. Ryan Baldwin, CGCS, Highland G&CC, Indianapolis
49. Chris Dalhamer, CGCS, Pebble Beach (Calif.) Golf Links
50. Ron Kerley, superintendent, Los Robles Greens GC, Thousand Oaks, Calif.
51. Rusty McLendon, product expert – Northeast, Capillary Concrete
52. Dan Marco, superintendent, Ruth Lake CC, Hinsdale, Ill.
53. Brandon Richey, superintendent, Lake Nona G&CC, Orlando, Fla.
54. Scott Kinkead, executive vice president, Turfco
55. Paul Fox, Gulf Coast area manager, Quali-Pro
56. Mike Keohan, superintendent, Brookville CC, Old Brookville, N.Y.
57. Dave Hendricksen, consultant, Soilworks Consulting (Healthy Grow)
58. Mike Lytle, general manager – sales and grass seed teams, LebanonTurf
59. Augie Young, Northeast territory manager, SipcamAdvan
60. Robert Guerra, superintendent, Reunion Resort, Kissimmee, Fla.
61. Joe Gulotti, superintendent, Newark (Del.) CC
62. David "Wally" Gresham, superintendent, Sunset Hills CC, Carrollton, Ga.
63. Zach Bauer, superintendent, The Broadmoor (West Course), Colorado Springs, Colo.
64. Don Smith, president, Smithco
65. Brian Birney, superintendent, The Club at Admirals Cove, Jupiter, Fla.
66. Chris Gray, golf marketing manager, LebanonTurf
67. John Moore, regional sales manager, Smithco & Turfco
68. Jeff Churchill, domestic and international sales, Smithco
69. Cam Copley, golf national account manager, Nufarm
70. Bob Farren, CGCS, Director of Grounds and Golf Course Maintenance, Pinehurst (N.C.) Resort & Turf's Most Interesting Man
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MUMBAI: After the success of two seasons, What The Folks will be returning with season 3.
Produced by Dice Media, it is a journey of how modern families are breaking stereotypes, overcoming generation gaps, and growing to love one another, despite having starkly different world views.
According to our sources, noted actress Renuka Sahane will continue to be a part of the third instalment of What The Folks.
The second season featured actors namely Veer Rajwant Singh, Eisha Chopra, Kriti Vij, Dhruv Sehgal, Deepika Amin, Anula Navlekar, Shishir Sharma amongst others. Along with Renuka, almost the entire cast will be seen in the third season.
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The German writer W.G. Sebald died on December 14, 2001, after a car accident near Norwich, England. He was 57 years old and had lived in England for most of his life as a University lecturer. At the time of his death he was teaching at The University of East Anglia.
He was driving, with his daughter in the passenger seat, when his car swerved suddenly into the next lane and collided with an oncoming truck. An autopsy showed that Sebald had suffered a massive heart attack which was the cause of his death and his losing control of the car. His daughter survived unharmed.
At the time of his death Sebald was beginning to be hailed as one of the most original and creative writers of his generation. Many critics believe that had he lived he would have been a prime contender for the Nobel Prize in Literature.
I started reading his books a decade or so after he died and became a big fan. His books — Vertigo, The Emigrants, The Rings of Saturn among others — are mixtures of fact and fiction that seem emotionally real and make the political and the historical feel deeply personal.
Sebald referred to his prose books (he also wrote poetry) as being "documentary fiction" and his style as "elliptical." He also included enigmatic photos in his books.
His prose often seems dreamlike — precise and metaphorical at the same time. Sebald grew up in Germany in the shadow of the war and the Holocaust. Like other Germans of his generation he always seemed to be talking obliquely about recent shameful past events even when he was discussing something else.
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The Canada-Norway Sounding Rocket student exchange program is a yearly program in which select students from universities in Canada and Norway spend a week at the Andøya Space Center in order to gain hands-on experience working with scientific rocket design.
The purpose is to get students engaged in space physics and atmospheric science. During the program, students work together to build a sounding rocket, which is a rocket that does not leave the atmosphere but instead collects data as it travels.
CaNoRock is an undergraduate program for students from the University of Saskatchewan — where it is counted as a three-credit course — as well as the University of Alberta, the University of Calgary and numerous academic institutions in Norway, such as the University of Oslo. Twenty- two students in total participated in the program this year, including four students from the U of S — Connor Schentag, Liam Graham, Liam Gray and Simone Hagey.
Hagey, a third-year physics student with a specialization in astronomy, says she found the nine-day experience that took place in October valuable, because she believes there are not very many opportunities like this for students at the U of S.
"It was really inspiring — we don't have very many opportunities to get involved in that kind of science here in Saskatchewan," Hagey said. "We don't have a rocket range where you can go [to] watch rockets, so it's really cool for us to have [the] opportunity to go there."
Hagey hopes to work in instrumental astrophysics when she finishes university, and she thinks that her experience at CaNoRock has given her the chance to see what it would be like to work in the field.
"It's really inspiring for me, because I always wanted to be in this field, but I never knew if it was actually something I could do," Hagey said. "I always wanted to be involved in space missions but never really thought it would be possible, and then this trip made me realize how many different aspects there are to these kinds of missions."
The Andøya Space Center, which is located in northern Norway, builds and launches sounding rockets while also creating a myriad of groundbased scientific instruments for international clients. This is a large space centre and an important place for scientific rocket design — and for space physics in general.
Hagey thinks that it is especially beneficial for students to get involved in programs like CaNoRock, because these initiatives will positively contribute to their university experiences.
"I'm in this kind of field, because I'm a curious person and I want to know more about how the world works, and this is an exciting way for me to do that. So, it's important for people to get involved in these things, because expanding the frontier of what we know is important," Hagey said.
Programs like these are integral to a student's university experience — the more opportunities like this that they have, the more confident they will feel entering into their career and the more people they will be able to network with. With access to experiences like CaNoRock, students can learn in different environments and receive a more well-rounded education. That's what university is about, after all.
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Title: Waiting for the Laird
Author: Willa Black
Publisher: The wild rose press
Genre: Romance
Publication date: 19 Oct 2016
Where to find it? Amazon, Goodreads
Hello readers,
Today I'm reviewing a book that talks about second chances in life and a story of a slow burning romance in the beautiful Scotland.
Lara, her husband and her twin daughter and son decided to buy a house in a small village in Scotland and reformed it. Unfortunately, in a trip back to the US, the husband, Angus, died unexpectedly. With the loss still fresh Lara decides that the best thing for her and her children is to go back to Scotland and finish the reforms in the house. To help with the construction and the reforms she hires Ian Paterson, a Scottish and handsome man who is interested in the house history and his connection to his own family and his new boss.
Add to the mix a bit of history and a ghost and you have a charming and romantic read.
'We never had a chance to say goodbye. The thought always made her chest feel like hollowed-out shell, dry, brittle and ready to shatter into a thousand pieces'
Beautiful setting
When I read that the book was set in Scotland I decided to pick it up. It captures perfectly the rhythm and the life style of a small village. I liked the paranormal and the history element that was added to the story. I think it merged perfectly with the pace without overtaking it, as the romance was still the main focused.
Slow burning and heartfelt romance
The best part was the interactions between Lara and Ian. You can feel their attraction and the sparks raising as well as their reluctance to take a step on it, each for different reasons. It is described in a way that wants you to know more without being corny.
Second chances in life
This is a wonderful book about love and loss. It describes perfectly the stages of loss (the denial, the acceptance…) and how it affects each one in a different way and how we try to overcome it. I couldn't help but feel sorry and sad for Lara when she was remembering or talking about her late husband. But in a way, it also tells you that time heals and that life brings second and third chances you just need to take them.
'Lately, the strength of her yearning for him was beginning to fade, and although she supposed that was another step in the grieving process, it unsettled her'
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I fell in love with media production for the creative satisfaction and elevated access my press credentials provide. Through my first staff positions with MakeItMissoula.com, the Montana Kaimin and the Washington Kastles, I have been on the sideline or backstage for events and games I never dreamed I would see.
Harlem Globetrotters, The Roots, NCAA March Madness tourneys, golf at the Congressional Open, and now Monday Night Football. There have been countless "Is this real life?" moments over the past 8 years, and I owe them all to my cameras.
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This article is part of our Conference Preview series.
Gonzaga is coming off the most successful run for a West Coast Conference team in the NCAA Tournament in the conference's history. The Zags broke through their previously set ceiling to advance to the championship before losing to North Carolina in an ugly game that included many, many fouls. Coming off such a successful season, we should just hand the 2017-18 championship to the Bulldogs, right? Gonzaga should be good once again, but they may not be favored against the excellent St. Mary's Gaels, who return their top three scorers from a team that went 29-5. St. Mary's will be looking for revenge after being beaten three times by Gonzaga to account for 60 percent of last year's losses.
Top Three PlayersJock Landale (C)
The Gaels entered the 2016-17 season with a deep and experienced backcourt, but some questions in terms of bigs. Landale answered all of those questions and gave St. Mary's the balance they needed to be a factor in March. The 6-foot-11 native of Australia blossomed into an effective paint player to provide 16.9 points and 9.5 rebounds. He had 17 double-doubles. One of the reasons St. Mary's couldn't topple Gonzaga was that Landale accrued foul trouble in each of the three losses against the massive Bulldog frontline. If Landale can play more than 26 minutes against Gonzaga, we may have a new WCC champion.
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Get Cash.
You will need the following items for this spell:
- Yourself.
Casting Instructions for 'Money Genreator'
Visualize a gothic rainbow's pot of gold in both of your hands and then say the following, in a sing-song voice"
''Arigatou, Leprechauns later.''
Take your pocket change and give it to the Dragon named Ragna. If not him, then Yamata Mi Orichi-chan. Look up that second name, just give him small change a qaurter, never paper cash, or your credit cards, the two like shinnies.
And wait for your payment, steal from the Leprechauns, give to the wani or in English dragons, and profit, greater than ever before.
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you can bike 5 miles in 25 minutes,how many miles can you bike in 3 hours and 10 minutes?(show answer)?
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- pmt853Lv 79 months ago
That rather depends on how many stops I make to take photos, have a coffee and a cake or a beer, or just to admire the view and have a chat with mates. Traffic lights and hills also slow me down as do head winds.
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- Alice SLv 69 months ago
OK this is a homework question. So 5 miiles in 25 minutes, so thats 1 mile in 5 minutes (20 mph). So 20 x 3 = 60 and add 2 miles for the ten minutes should be 62 miles (Seriously if you can average 62 miles in just over 3 hrs you should be in LeTour next year).
Here is a more realistic look at the situation You start off and manage 1 mile in 5 minutes, as the terain is slightly downhill and you have the wind behind you. However, after 25 minutes you come to a 10% gradient hill and your progress drops to about 6 mph for the next 20 minutes. After stopping for some water at the top, you set off on the flat at 18 mph for another 17 minutes, before hitting a slight uphill rise that slows you to 14 mph.
After three hours in the saddle you have gotten into a rhythm, but are still averaging about 14 mph. So you decide to stop for cake. Four and a half hours later you complete your run of 62 miles (Its a 100k charity jobbie) where you make use of the tea and cake facilities of the check in venue where you swap war stories with other riders.
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- SoccerrftooLv 79 months ago
As stated if it is a math question is FAR different than the reality of riding. The rise and fall of the terrain have a tremendous impact on distance. The wind direction also has a great effect of the distance you can ride.
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- CarlosLv 49 months ago
It depends of the terrain and your physical endurance to last but I assume you could ride 31 miles
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- Chris AncorLv 79 months ago
Going that slow you would likely fall off.
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- Land Rider JerryLv 69 months ago
You posted a MATH question in the Cycling section where questions are answered about bicycles. You relied on YA to post the question for you instead of doing it yourself. Use the edit icon to move your question to the Science & Mathematics>>Mathematics section.Source(s): Motorized Bicycle Owner and Builder.
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- MattmanLv 69 months ago
38 miles if your legs don't get too sore.
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- GodLv 79 months ago
convert 3hr 1omin to min. 3 x 60 + 10 = 190 min
5 miles/25 min = x miles/190 min
x = 5 x 190/25 = 38 miles
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- MtrlpqbikerLv 79 months agoReport
Real humans get tired. This answer does not reflect the real world. You should tell your teacher that the question is stupid and that asking questions about real world conditions makes little sense, unless of course you were too lazy to try to figure out the expected answer yourself
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- BrianLv 79 months ago
Sorry, I don't do homework.
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Ramapo caps perfect 13-0 season with 42-22 win over Summit in North Group 3 Bowl Game
Ramapo head football coach Drew Gibbs talked about the grind, fighting through, the schedule the team played from the get-go and playing great teams all year and in scrimmages.
After defeating River Dell last Sunday in the North 1, Group 3 sectional final for the eleventh title in program history, the Raiders set their sights on an even bigger prize, the first North Group 3 Bowl Championship Title against Summit (10-2) at MetLife Stadium and cementing an undefeated season.
Ramapo wasted no time taking the lead on the opening possession, marching down the field in 14 plays and 81 yards while chewing five minutes capped off by a six-yard scoring pass from AJ Wingfield to Ty Jaten. However, Summit answered back on their second drive with a 13-play drive including converting two fourth down conversions ending in running back Max Jackson barreling ahead for a two-yard touchdown with 58 seconds remaining in the first quarter. Jackson was not finished catching a two-point pass from quarterback Skyler Schulter.
In the second quarter, Wingfield was right on the money tossing a 41-yard touchdown strike in stride to wide receiver Matt Wingfield putting Ramapo back on top with less than 11 minutes left. The Hilltoppers managed to cool off the Raiders offense forcing a turnover on downs inside the Summit 20-yard line. Jackson and his running back tandem of Joe Lusardi picked up chunks of yardage advancing the ball to the Ramapo 37 only to see Sam Bosa pick off Schulter and return the ball to the Summit 29.
"Our coaches have done an amazing job calling plays all year and we have so many playmakers and we are getting them the ball," said AJ Wingfield. "They tried to press man on us but we have so many good athletes. Even without Isaiah (Savitt) guys filled in and not many teams' can guard our receivers and took advantage of it today."
It just took four plays for Wingfield to cash in on the opportunity throwing his third touchdown of the game, hooking up with wide receiver Max Baker while back-pedaling off his foot making it 20-8 with 3:39 to go. The back and forth action continued as the Hilltoppers offense quickly moved the ball down the field on their ensuing possession with Jackson tallying his second score by breaking clear through the line and untouched into the end zone for a 31-yard touchdown run with 2:19 on the clock. Just when it seemed Summit had recaptured the momentum, Wingfield engineered an eight-play drive finding Baker for a second time on a 22-yarder with 37 seconds left.
"AJ is a senior and last chance to wear the green and white and was not going to not denied," said Gibbs. "Max is a stud, nobody knew he had not practiced in a month because he has a broken bone in his foot. Great toughness and will and great team guy, there are a lot of great individual guys but as a team unstoppable."
After forcing Summit to punt on the opening drive in the third quarter, the Raiders offensive line dominated the line of scrimmage allowing the running combination of Luke Ragone (18 carries for 99 yards) and Anthony Sargenti to find open lanes. Wingfield kept the drive alive gaining five yards on a fourth down and four at the Hilltoppers 14. On second and goal at the one, Ragone completed a 15-play, 66-yard drive that ate up almost six minutes of the clock twisting and turning into the end zone.
Surrendering 100 yards to Jackson in the first half, Ramapo's defense hunkered down permitting him to rush for just 20 yards in the second. Despite Lusardi rushing for 138 yards, 63 of them came on one play. Wingfield capped off his stellar day completing 17 of 25 passes for 238 yards five touchdowns and senior year connecting with Baker (7 catches for 77 yards) for a third on a six-yard pass with less than seven minutes left in the contest. Not only doing it on offense, Bakers shined on defense intercepting two passes.
"We talked a lot about finish and being able to bring it the second half," Gibbs said. "Our offensive line took over the ball game and made a couple of adjustments at halftime."
Max Baker on the win, "On offense we have so many weapons and knew we had to come out and do our thing. On defense we knew if we stopped the run we could win the game and exactly what we did. We made a lot of big plays and AJ is the best quarterback in the state and best friend on and off the field and went out champions."
Wingfield on finishing undefeated and winning the Bowl Championship, "Max and I have been talking about this for so long and to do it on the big stage and make history with him and my best friend."
Gibbs on the team's accomplishment, "First team to go 13-0, I couldn't be more proud of these young men. The standard and bar at Ramapo is very high, we talk about Ramapo tradition all the time and each team writing it's own page and this group of men are going to leave their mark on this tradition that is Ramapo football."
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This was not just pink, it was power pink.
In-your-face, I'm-not-afraid, get-used-to-it pink.
Colored lights painted the walls in the Marriott Beach Resort ballroom in a hue one might expect to encounter in Barbie's Dream House. It seemed not only an acknowledgement of gender stereotype, but a reclaiming of the brand. After all, the Next Gen Inspire 2017 women's business conference was all about presence and power.
Sponsored by 100 Women in Finance, the half-day event was highlighted by author/leadership coach Maggie Craddock, who delivered the keynote address.
The event also included an hour-long panel discussion on the importance of presence, afternoon workshops and time for attendees to network.
Sisters Harriett Moon and Michelle Wight recently started their own public relations company, Not Your Standard Agency. Wight said the opportunity to talk to other business women was important.
"It's an amazing platform just to connect with other like-minded individuals," Wight said.
Moon found it energizing.
"There was some inspiring content," Moon said. "We got a lot of meetings with new people, so I think I'm going to take from Maggie's presentation and do my research."
That research will involve trying to assess the power styles of the people Moon and her sister encounter in their business dealings.
In her conference address, Craddock laid out those styles, which she defines in her book "Power Genes: Understanding Your Power Persona – and How to Wield It at Work." The concepts that led her to categorize the way people exercise power, she said, came from years of working with top business people.
"Power, as we look at it, is a relationship with others," Craddock said, "the ability to negotiate with others."
She divides power styles into four somewhat self-explanatory types: pleasers, charmers, commanders and inspirers. While most people will exercise all of these, depending upon the situation, the dominant power style a person defaults to, she said, typically depends on the social dynamic they grew up with as a child. Her template comes from gathering information from her clients.
"We began to study thousands of family histories," she said. "Over the past 20 years, whether I'm working with a group or an individual client, I'll have sessions where I will sit down and do a power map."
What she discovered, she said, is that people will use a certain type of power to "try and get their needs met."
Recognizing your own power style and those of others, allows you to modify your behavior to get the most out of your interactions with others, Craddock said.
"The basis of power," she said, "is really the conversations you have with yourself. The better we are at identifying our own [style] the less judgmental we are and the more able we are to identify them in others."
Once that happens, she said, people are more easily able to adapt their style to a given situation.
Lani Bothwell, of Maples and Calder, said Craddock's ideas made sense to her.
"It is about being agile with other people's personas," she said.
The local chapter of 100 Women in Finance got its start in 2002, when a group of seven Cayman business women met and talked about joining the worldwide organization. Within five years, they had more than 700 members. There are just over 200 members of the organization's year-old Next Gen group, made up of women with less than 10 years of business experience.
Recently, the Cayman organization started a program for girls 10-12, GirlForce, which teaches goal setting and provides career guidance.
Amanda Pullinger, CEO of 100 Women in Finance, made note of that program when she addressed the conference.
"This may be another way in which Next Gen is leading the way for the rest of the world," Pullinger said.
Novia McDonald-Whyte, of the Jamaica Observer, served as a panel member at the conference. She said the gathering was representative of a change she sees happening in business in the Caribbean.
"An event like this always happened, but we weren't bold enough to say it's for women only," McDonald-Whyte said. "That's the only difference. I think it's just now that we're bold enough to say we want the power and the earning power that goes with it.
"What comes with that" she added, "is a whole generation of women behind us no longer settling."


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VEGAN EATS: summer casserole and salad
Posted by Amy Steele in vegan/ vegetarian on August 27, 2012
Nana's Tomato and Summer Squash Casserole
my grandmother used to make this for me. instead of Parmesan cheese, I put nutritional yeast on top. baked at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes. layered summer squash and tomato slices. put some Earth Balance margarine and nutritional yeast on top. covered with tin foil and baked in oven.
Chickpea/ Couscous/ Fresh Veggies Salad
super easy and yummy. cook couscous. add grape or cherry tomatoes, chopped cucumber and chickpeas. I add poppy dressing but any dressing works.
cookbook review: Grilling Vegan Style
Posted by Amy Steele in Books, vegan/ vegetarian on May 29, 2012
Grilling Vegan Style by John Schlimm. Publisher: Da Capo Press (May 15, 2012). Cooking. Paperback. 240 pages. 978-0738215723.
When people [including me] think grilling, they think about throwing meat on a grill, charring it and throwing it on a bun. When Grilling Vegan Style arrived in the mail, the mouth-watering, creative recipes instantly delighted me. Fruit and veggies and seitan on the grill. Delicious! Now I need to buy a grill.
The lovely, appetizing food pictures make this cookery book one you just might put on your coffee table. Mouth-watering items such as pasta salad with grilled summer vegetables, Italian Herb burgers on Focaccia, Mexican Tortilla Burger and Maple-Soy Tempeh over rice. Then there are drinks like Sassy Sangria, Mojito Mojo and Sweet Tea. For dessert there's Grilled Peaches with Raspberry Sauce, Fruity Kebabs Brushed with Brown Sugar, Cinnamon and Mint as well as Grilled Pineapple Rings with Sorbet. Of course there are plenty of marinades and delicious sauces. There's something for everyone's palate in this cookbook.
It's organized quite well with sections that include: The Basics of Firing Up; Flame Meets Tofu, Seitan, Tempeh and more; Backyard Bites; Summertime Salads; Fired-Up Sides; Tapas on the Deck; Country Marinades for Tofu, Tempeh & Seitan; The Burgers are Ready; New Tailgating Classics; Supper Under the Stars; Picnic Desserts; Grillside Happy Hour. The index organizes by recipes as well as food items. So you can find nearly everything you'd like.
Not only is author John Schlimm a member of one of the oldest brewing companies in the United States, he holds a master's degree from Harvard.
–review by Amy Steele
purchase at Amazon: Grilling Vegan Style: 125 Fired-Up Recipes to Turn Every Bite into a Backyard BBQ
book review: The Lean
Posted by Amy Steele in Books, vegan/ vegetarian on May 13, 2012
The Lean by Kathy Freston. Publisher: Weinstein Books (March 2012). Health/nutrition. Hardcover. 352 pages. 978-1602861732.
"Eating consciously, moving your body, and doing inner work puts you on track with that evolutionary impulse to transcend who you were before and be your very best."
I have a girl crush on Kathy Freston. She's a smart, beautiful vegan so it's relatively easy. Her latest book, The Lean, provides a 30-Day plan for anyone to ease into better nutritional and a healthy lifestyle. This is all about a plant-based diet. A vegan diet. There's nothing scary about it and Freston doesn't shock anyone into it. By providing an assignment each day, the reader can see how s/he feels after doing whatever Freston suggests. Some are easy—drink eight glasses of water, eat a hearty breakfast, eat an apple each day—and some aren't that easy for some people—eat a meatless lunch, add flax, swap out milk for non-dairy version, reduce/eliminate sugar.
Freston provides ample suggestions and encouragement throughout The Lean. She includes delicious recipes to make it much simpler to follow this plan. The Lean reveals a plethora of facts about various foods [one apple gives you an average of 4.4 grams of fiber], how food works in our systems and where food comes from. The appendix contains suggestions on what to keep in the pantry to keeping costs down to a list of resources.
I consider myself 90% vegan. An ongoing struggle involves eliminating sugar. I use cane sugar and sometimes agave and sometimes Stevia but it's not good enough and I know it. But I'm aware of it and working on it. I will also eat small amounts of cheese if I'm out somewhere and it's on a salad. Freston's goal is to change our thinking and our relationship toward food. She wants us to feel better and be energetic and healthy by consuming a plant-based diet. It's such a great book. Everyone needs to read The Lean.
A few interesting bits:
"Apples not only have antimutagenic, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory effects, but they may even enhance our immune systems to help clear out any budding tumors before they get their start."
"Nuts appear to boost our metabolism, meaning when we eat nuts we burn more of our own fat to compensate."
"When you consume a lot of meat, your body produces an excess of uric acid. Uric acid is a waste product in the liver's metabolism of DNA, and when you eat too much meat, your body isn't able to eliminate it." [I think this is the source of smelly guys at the gym.]
"Chia seeds are an excellent source of antioxidants, omega-3 fatty acids, calcium, and a good source of protein."
"A few years ago I discovered a supplement called nopal cactus, which is said to support lower blood sugar and take sugar cravings away."
purchase at Amazon: The Lean: A Revolutionary (and Simple!) 30-Day Plan for Healthy, Lasting Weight Loss
cookbook review: Let Them Eat Vegan!
Posted by Amy Steele in Books, vegan/ vegetarian on March 14, 2012
Let Them Eat Vegan! by Dreena Burton. Publisher: Da Capo (March 2012).
Cookbook. Health/Diet. 288 pages. 978-0738215617.
User-friendly, family friendly positive cookbook with recipes that should appeal to all age ranges and varied palates. Pretty straightforward recipes. She includes "Kid Friendly" and "Adult Minded" tips on certain recipes to make them more appealing for whomever you're serving. As Dreena Burton is a stay-at-home-mom of several children there are lots of recipes that appeal to kids. "Cheesy" things. Finger foods. Bonus for an entire section devoted to veggie burgers.
The negative: I don't have a lot of the necessary ingredients on hand. My go-to cookbook VEGANIMICON tends to use ingredients in its recipes which I have or can get pretty easily. Something like chia seeds or agar powder isn't found at the grocery store.
I made Boulangerie beans and potatoes. White beans with thinly sliced potatoes layered on top, covered with vegetable broth (I used butternut squash soup because I had some around I wanted to use). It's a different way to make potatoes. Yummy.
I'll definitely try tapioca pudding, Quinoa Nicoise salad, "No-fu Love Loaf," Mediterranean Bean Burgers, Wonder Bean Puree and White Bean Sweet Potato Pasta Sauce.
Sections: Breakfasts Bites and Smoothies; Salads That Make a Meal; Proud to Be Saucy and Dippy; Vegan Soup for the Soul; Side Stars; Your Main Squeeze; Casseroles, One-Pot Wonders, and Tarts; When Burgers Get Better; Good Pasta Belongs on a Plate—Not the Wall; C Is for Cookie, That's Good Enough for Me; Let Them Eat Cakes, Pies, and Puddings; Dreena Dazs (ice cream)
purchase at Amazon: Let Them Eat Vegan!: 200 Deliciously Satisfying Plant-Powered Recipes for the Whole Family
cookbook review: Alternative Vegan
Posted by Amy Steele in Books, vegan/ vegetarian on February 21, 2012
Alternative Vegan, by Dino Weierman. Publisher: PM Press (2012).
Cookbook. 142 pg.
One of my favorite Simpsons scenes finds Marge and Homer at some vegetarian friends home. Chickpeas and something is the answer every time the Indian couple gets asked what's in a dish. I love chickpeas. I love lentils. And quinoa and kale and tomatoes and cauliflower. In this cookbook, chef Dino Weierman shares recipes for what he calls "international vegan fare."
He remains chatty throughout and says things such as:
"Veganism is a moral stance. It's a political statement. At its core, it states unabashedly that the exploitation of animals is wrong."
"Veganism is not a diet. . . It's understanding that your "choice" to use animals means that you deny the animals' choice in their own lives.
Sections on kitchen tools; cooking techniques; meals in one pot; basic dishes; more complex; sauce; dished to impress and easy peasy
I made some Simple Spiced Cauliflower. Curry. Yummy. New way to prep cauliflower.
The potato rounds are super simple too.
Will make the more difficult biryani and try the Quick Chickpea Soup. Usually I don't follow a recipe to make a salad but often I copy something I ate in a restaurant [the Mediterranean salad from John Harvard's Brew House or the Waldorf salad from Not Your Average Joe's for example]. His Palm Hearts salad sounds quite delicious and I intend to make it soon.
cookbook review: New American Vegan
Posted by Amy Steele in Books, vegan/ vegetarian on February 5, 2012
New American Vegan , by Vincent J. Guihan. Publisher: PM Press (2011). Vegan cookbook. Paperback, 225 pg.
"Cows, chickens, sheep, pigs, bees, and other animals have nerves, memories, fears, wants, and interests just like cats and dogs—just like you and I do."
New American Vegan opens with a very thoughtful and thorough introduction on being vegan and why author Vincent Guihan went vegan. Guihan has chapters on techniques and tools; soup; sauces; side dishes; sietan & potatoes; desserts. There's an excellent index at the back of the cookbook.
There is the Best lentil soup recipe EVER—Old-Fashioned Hearty Lentil & Vegetable Soup—I will make this again and again. I'll also make the Mango Chili with Tahini Cheese & Cilantro as well as the Stick-to-Your-Ribs Yellow Split Pea & Greens soup. Obviously I like to make soup.
Guihan devotes an entire chapter on sauces. "Sauces and dressings are prominent in many cuisines. They both add high points of flavor and color to a dish." He claims that every vegan has/uses a lot of sauces. Well, not this vegan. I use salad dressing, salsa and stir fry sauce. That's it. I don't put sauce on everything I consume. Guess I'm more of a no-frills vegan. I like the taste of most veggies, grains and fruits as it. Maybe a touch of spices.
The recipes are just a bit too wordy for me. Plenty of soup recipes in this cookbook which is a great thing. Many recipes needed too many ingredients or called for something I didn't have in my pantry. With Veganimicon and The Moosewood Cookbook, I don't think I'd be grabbing this one too often.
cookbook review: Appetite for Reduction
Posted by Amy Steele in Books, vegan/ vegetarian on January 18, 2012
Appetite for Reduction , by Isa Chandra Moskowitz. Publisher: Da Capo Press/ Lifelong Books (January 2012). Cooking/Diet. Paperback, 290 pg.
I love Isa. I use Vegan with a Vengeance and Veganimicon all the time. I follow her on twitter and read the recipes she posts on her website Post-Punk Kitchen. When I heard she'd written Appetite for Reduction, I knew I'd want to make some of the recipes part of my vegan diet. The cookbook contains 125 low-fat vegan recipes—salads, soups, chili & stews, veggies, side dishes, pasta, beans, tofu & tempeh.
Isa writes:
"Low-fat cookbooks can be a war zone for women. I wanted to create something fun and positive, something that would empower you in the produce aisle and give you a reason to sport that cute vintage apron. I want you to love your kitchen, love yourself, and, yeah, maybe to love tofu just a little bit, too."
In using any of Isa's cookbooks, I feel like she's right by my side as I chop veggies or make soup. Appetite for Reduction features conversational language, side bar tips [cooking/shopping/basic food information], nutritional guides, nutritional tips and simple yet tasty recipes. I'm looking forward to trying many recipes in Appetite for Reduction.
Here are the recipes I tried:
Everyday Chickpea-Quinoa salad– delicious and easy. Makes a huge amount. Excellent mix of textures and flavors. Will absolutely make this again
Caulipots—a super yummy, quick and nutritious half-half cauliflower-potato mash. glorious comfort food without feeling to full or guilty.
Chili-Lime-Rubbed Tofu—relatively easy. Very tasty. I've actually never baked tofu. I just buy it at Whole Foods. So this is good. Perhaps a bit too much lime juice tangy when I expected more chili burn.
purchase at Amazon: Appetite for Reduction: 125 Fast and Filling Low-Fat Vegan Recipes


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C. Douglas Phillips, MD
Attended the US Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Marshall University, and the Marshall University School of Medicine. Completed a residency in diagnostic radiology at the University of Virginia Medical Center and a fellowship in neuroradiology at the University of Virginia. Joined the staff at the University of Virginia Health System Division of Neuroradiology as an assistant professor, and progressed to Full Professor and Director of the Division of Neuroradiology, Vice Chair of Finance of the Department of Radiology, and Director of the Neuroradiology Fellowship program. Active member of the American College of Radiology, the Radiological Society of North America, the American Society of Neuroradiology, American Society of Head and Neck Radiology, the American Roentgen Ray Society, the Southeastern Neuroradiology Society, and the Association of University Radiologists. ASNR representative to the AMA CPT Editorial Committee, and serves on the ASNR Economics Commission.
Currently on the executive committee of the American Society of Head and Neck Radiology as the Secretary of this society. Multiple committee assignments and the Vice Chair of the Coding and Nomenclature Committee of the American College of Radiology.
Two children, both in college in the state of Virginia.
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How would you describe your music?
As The Frost, we consider ourselves multi-genred even though we seem to be writing a lot of country lately. That
is what we are feeling at this moment in time.
Tell us about how the history of the band?
We are a duo that started in Dunmore PA as a "cocktail duo." We we're playing mostly dinner music such as soft rock and jazz." Eventually we started to expand and open up our repituare to everything.
What are you influences/ musical heroes?
Christian's answer: George Benson and Steely Dan to name a few. The talent they share with the world is outstanding.
Leah's answer:
Stevie Nicks and Lady Gaga. I think they both are outstanding songwriters and vocalists. Lady Gaga is also very diverse, which I like.
What inspires you?
I think we inspire each other. We work hard at what we do and we try to keep each other succeeding. Together and as our own artists as well.
Do you write on the road? or do you prefer to write in the studio?
Leah's answer: I have to laugh at this one. I can't write "in a studio" at all. Songs come to me at 2am or while I'm shopping or in the car. Sometimes I'll pull over to write the song! I've seen Christian go into the studio and just write something off the top of his head.
What is your favourite song to perform live?
There's a couple favourites. Of our own, we really love to play our current release "Be Ok." When we play covers we like to play Gerry Rafferty's Baker Street and Gypsy by Fleetwood Mac.
What would be your dream tour to be a part of?
We would love to tour with Fleetwood Mac or The Band.
What are you current thoughts on the music industry?
That's tough. It's great in a way and depressing all in one. There's a lot of ways to share your music today's day in age, but if you don't have a big label pushing an artist, it can be frustrating and discouraging trying to get your music to listeners.
What is the funniest/weirdest experience you have had on tour?
We always laugh and have good Times, but I can't pinpoint a time anything "wierd" ever happened.
What are your future plans?
Well, for years we wrote and released music on our own and just played covers. Now we currently have a release called "Be Ok." It is completely acoustic, but people seem to love it. On September 28, we have another single coming out that we are really excited for. It's called Gotta Live Fast. If you like outlaw country, you'll love this. We went full production on it. You can find us on Spotify, iTunes,Apple Music and YouTube right now and keep up to date with what is to come!


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This will be the first in a series of blogs where I intend to write about people I know and people I have met on my journey who have helped me, assisted me to get on my way (sometimes pushed me if necessary), supported me (emotionally, practically) and have been kind in general. I plan
Have you ever wondered how your life would be if everybody judged you by the way you look? My name is Jesús and that's the stuff my life is made of. I was born ugly. Extremely ugly. (Well, I guess I'm still ugly, but I've been seeing myself like this for so long that I
Os habéis preguntado alguna vez como os sentiríais si la gente os juzgara con sólo veros? Yo estoy acostumbrado a ello. Me llamo Jesús y nací feo (bueno, supongo que sigo siendo feo, pero llevo tantos años viéndome que ya no me doy cuenta). Muy feo. Mi nacimiento de hecho se ha convertido en leyenda
Hi: After talking about me and my writing, I decided to post a story I wrote some time back. I also have news. I've published my first book, both in Spanish and English (El Hombre que nunca existió, The Man Who Never Was). I hope you like the story. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009TWEGC8 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009TWRT22 THE NOVEL Denver had
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Hi all: I'm Olga and although I've been writing (and reading) since I was a child, I've never focused on it. There have always been other things, like studying Medicine, then Psychiatry, then working…Every so often I take one of those life-changing decisions. I'm never quite sure if they're due to tiredness or desperation, or
Hi all: Just having a stab at blogging. It's very late but thought I might as well say hello. I write (and read, and I'm a doctor and other things) and I'm close to publishing my first e-book so any advice will help. I will blog about the process of trying to get there and


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Why pilot cars?
Pilot cars increase the safety of everyone and everything involved, in some cases they are not necessary but anything that reduces the risk of damage or loss of cargo should be strongly considered. Pilot cars not only protect the cargo, but the truck driver, and other drivers on the road. They prevent damages to roads and highways, keep traffic delays to a minimum, and prevent accidents. As a byproduct of this it keeps truck insurance rates down by reducing accidents which keeps freight prices down. Some states require pilot cars for especially oversized loads and especially tall equipment, however, not all do. Some loads that take up two lanes of a highway require police escorts as well.


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Real estate is an essential driver of economic growth and productivity in the UK. It attracts inward investment, creates a platform for other industries and jobs, gives a productive workforce a place to live, and creates great places.
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Let's talk massacres Part III
The following is a list of massacres that had occurred in Vietnam: (Wikipedia – These are the reported cases only, some by French, some by South Koreans and the rest by the Americans.)
Sài Gòn massacre (Cité Héraud massacre) September 24–26, 1945 Đa Kao of Sài Gòn Province, Vietnam 300–400 Việt Minh
Hàng Bún Street Massacre December 17, 1946 Hàng Bún Street, Hanoi, Vietnam At least over 20 French Armed Forces
Mỹ Trạch massacre November 29, 1947 Mỹ Trạch village, Mỹ Thủy commune, Lệ Thủy District, Quảng Bình Province 300, more than French Armed Forces
Châu Đốc massacre July 11, 1957 Châu Đốc in An Giang Province, South Vietnam 17 Anti-government insurgents
Bình An/Tây Vinh massacre (disputed) February 12, 1966 – March 17, 1966 Tây Sơn District of Bình Định Province, South Vietnam 1,004 Republic of Korea Armed Forces
Binh Tai massacre (disputed) October 9, 1966 Binh Tai village, Phước Bình, Sông Bé Province, South Vietnam 168 Republic of Korea Armed Forces
Bình Hòa massacre (disputed) December 3, 1966 to December 6, 1966 Bình Hòa village, Quảng Ngãi Province, South Vietnam 430 Republic of Korea Armed Forces
Thuy Bo incident (disputed) January 31, 1967 to February 1st, 1967 Thuy Bo, Điện Bàn District, Quảng Nam Province, South Vietnam 145 United States Marine Corps
Đắk Sơn massacre December 5, 1967 Đắk Sơn, Đắk Lắk Province, South Vietnam 114–252 Viet Cong
Massacre at Huế January 31, 1968 to February 28, 1968 Huế 2,800–6,000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army
Phong Nhị and Phong Nhất massacre February 12, 1968 Phong Nhị and Phong Nhất hamlets, Điện Bàn District of Quảng Nam Province, South Vietnam 69–79 Republic of Korea Armed Forces
Hà My massacre (disputed) February 25, 1968 Hà Mỹ village, Quảng Nam Province, South Vietnam 135 Republic of Korea Armed Forces
My Lai Massacre March 16, 1968 Mỹ Lai and My Khê hamlets, Sơn Mỹ, Quảng Ngãi, South Vietnam 504 U.S. Army
Thanh Phong massacre February 25, 1969 Thanh Phong village of Bến Tre Province, South Vietnam 21 U.S. Navy
Son Thang massacre February 19, 1970 Son Thang, South Vietnam 16 U.S. Marine Corps
Duc Duc massacre March 29, 1971 Duc Duc Village, Quảng Nam Province, South Vietnam 250 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army
Ba Chúc massacre April 18, 1978 Ba Chúc, Tri Tôn, An Giang province, South Vietnam 3,157 Khmer Rouge Forces
Surprise, surprise…The white American angels also committed massacres in Vietnam you know.
35 comments:
- Virgo49 said...
They should have seen the pictures and videos of the South Vietnamese and their combined foreign aggressors executed the captured Vietcongs and supposedly spies in public.
What's Generva Convention and their hypocritically Human Rights.
- June 13, 2019 8:26 am
GOD forbids anyone to kill in all religions. Thou shall not kill. When human beings kill one another, they shall be meet with the Rage & Acts of Gods. No humans in tis world hv all the rights to take away the lives of another beings.
Be it US, China, Vietnam or Russians, once they committed the killings crimes sins shall all be dealt with by the Acts of the Gods.
- June 13, 2019 9:15 am
No killer is afraid of gods.
by the theory of the faithful, the killer is also the creation of gods who created the victim of the killer.
Sounds funny.
- June 13, 2019 9:34 am
@anon 9.34am
//No killer is afraid of gods.//
Who say u?
Sinkieland Sinkies r the exceptional species as most r KiaSu KiaSi KiaChengHu KiaBor mentality or even NIMBY syndrome or no u turn symptom.
They cud "kill" their own kind by letting in many foreigners imports, gradually the true blue ones will be gone forever, as silent as a sheep, the smart & rich ones already migrated or had standby plan elsewhere.
- June 13, 2019 10:46 am
American beast Brendt Christensen charged with raping and beheading beautiful Chinese scholar Zhang Yingying
Prosecutors tell jurors Zhang fought for her life as accused hit her with baseball bat, raped her and stabbed her in the neck before cutting off her head
- June 13, 2019 11:42 am
You have just shown that the Evil is not god fearing.
- June 13, 2019 11:59 am
- Virgo49 said...
Wrong sequence. Hit her with baseball all bloody. Can rape somemore. Must be cannibal.
That's why don't undestand see so many Chinese girls falling in love with these barabarians.
Sinkie and now PRC girls hand in hand arrogantly with these novelty barabarians.
Thinking that they are superior class.
Now exclamation "My God" instead of "Tien Ah".
Dragons children screwed by snakes.
Liewise to the black ants snakes
- June 13, 2019 12:17 pm
There is so much blood on the American hands. And not only them, the British as well in India and not forgetting the massacre of the Aborigines in Australia and the stealing of the continent as well by the Brits.
- June 13, 2019 1:22 pm
Uncle Virgo69,
Below a poetic view/ opinion of (some) "living organisms" (aka "animal beans" in this world) in Chinese and English:
The pain
The suffering
Should be without尽头,
Even then, it cannot atone
And fully redeem the
The excesses.
Just (pry) open its mouth,
And empty the entire baygon into it.
What do you think? (Feel free to give/ write your (poetic) version/ view/ opinion).
- June 13, 2019 2:23 pm
Anyone who used the name of God to frighten the murderrs, killers, rapists, robbers, thieves and other henious criminal's, are weak, lame, pathetic, desperate and losers. Because God said "Don't use My Name in vain!"
God also said: "God helps only those who help themselves!"
And now, look at the White Supremacists, disguised as Americans, Australians, British, Canadians, Europeans, Irish, Israelis, New Zealanders, Scottish and Welsh. These are the criminals Apr descendants of criminals who have committed all those heinous crimes. Yet they are still enjoying life the best they can, better than you and I. Has any God punished them? Have they bother to stop committing those crimes? No! No! No! The build more armies, navies, air forces, marines, seal teams, and now space force. The make more weapons of mass destruction, more nuclear aircraft carriers, more submarines, more killer drones, and even deploy nuclear missiles on satelites in space. They continue to wage wars and invasions with impunity. They just don't care two hoots about your fever, vain threats of "God will punish then!"
So how?
You have to help yourselves. So fight back to stop or at least make it very costly for those criminals to inflict deaths and sufferings to others. For every one person they murdered, you make sure they cannot get away with it. You hit back ever harder - the end justify the means. Ida whatever means - law or no law. This is the only language those criminals understand. If you are a non-violent type, use non-violent means. Most importantly, make use of your brains. God have you brains so that you can think of solutions to your problems, so that you don't keep bothering Him. He has gazillion galaxies, universes, and living beings to take care of.......
Think. Plan. Act. Focus.
- June 13, 2019 2:26 pm
@anon 11.59am
Probably the Evils have not seen Gods yet, only when they up the lorry lah.
- June 13, 2019 2:34 pm
@anon 2.26pm
What goes around comes around.
Even if no Gods or disbelievers, the Universal Law of Cause and Effect (or Karma) still applies ( Newtons already found the law of action n reactions, even Einstein didn't deny ). Those that did bad things shall bear their own consequences.
- June 13, 2019 2:41 pm
//..Has any God punished them? Have they bother to stop committing those crimes? No! No! No! The build more armies, navies, air forces, marines, seal teams, and ..//
The rage of Heavens already come into them in the form of natural disasters ( eg. Hurricanes or Tornadoes, plane suddenly malfunction...) , when these "killers" continued to do bad things, more bad things will come into them in the future.
- June 13, 2019 2:47 pm
Corrected Version:
Anyone who used the name of God to frighten the murderers, killers, rapists, robbers, thieves and other vicious criminals, are weak, lame, pathetic, desperate and losers. Because God said, "Don't use My Name in vain!"
God also said: "God helps only those who help themselves!" That means you have to help yourselves. Find your own solutions individually and collectively as human beings.
And now, look at the White Supremacists, disguised as Americans, Australians, British, Canadians, Europeans, Irish, Israelis, New Zealanders, Scottish and Welsh. These are the criminals or descendants of criminals who have committed all those heinous crimes. Yet they are still enjoying life the best they can, better than you and I. Has any God punished them? Have they bother to stop committing those crimes?
No! No! No! They build more armies, navies, air forces, marines, seal teams, and now space force. They make more weapons of mass destruction, more nuclear aircraft carriers, more submarines, more killer drones, and even deploy nuclear missiles on satelites in space.
They continue to actively enforce regimes change, wage wars and invasions with impunity. They just don't care two hoots about your fever and vain threats of "God will punish them!"
So how?
The answer is: You have to help yourselves. You have to fight back to stop, check or at least make it very costly for those criminals to inflict deaths and sufferings to others with impunity.
For every one person they murdered, you make sure they cannot get away with it. You hit back ever harder - the end justify the means. So, make use of whatever means available to you - international laws or no international laws, use natural laws. This is the only language those criminals understand.
If you are a non-violent type, make use of non-violent means. Learn from the viruses and microbes.
Most importantly, make use of your brain. God gave you a brain in order to let you think of solutions to your problems, so that you don't keep bothering Him. He has gazillion galaxies, universes, and living beings to worry about, to take care of.......
If your problems are man-made, then man should solve the problem, not God.
Think. Plan. Organise. Act. Focus. Continue to act till the problem is solved. Period.
- June 13, 2019 2:51 pm
Below by Nathan Rich's Youtube commentary video of the Debate between Tricia of Fox and Liu Xin of CGTN:-
Should get our Ah Lian aka Barbarella aka Michelle Chong to debate that cunning Fox Tricia instead of Liu Xin which is too soft spoken and polite.
Our Lian will start by yelling: Siow ah!,limbo kia lee knon, you bitch mei kwa chee"
LimBO boh piang chance. You ready to quarrel???
Who said PRC Chinese are smelly. dirty and obnoxious?? And hated by the HongKies??
Matilah is it??
- June 13, 2019 3:05 pm
Uncle Virgin69,
Heard about "COWARDS "?
When troubles come, just "push the soldiers in front of the battlefield to shield them from the bullets"?
Got CREDIT first ONE cheong in front to claim.
The soldiers (rank and file) did all the work but some SCUMS cheong in front take (ALL THE) credit.
Problems come "just push all the soldiers in front of them to kena the bullets"?
Not just COWARDS?
They are SCUMS?
WORST than 人渣?
Or even PARASITES?
- June 13, 2019 3:51 pm
- Chua Chin Leng aka redbean said...
Ask that Tricia to debate with Liu Xin in Mandarin and see what happens.
- June 13, 2019 3:55 pm
Chua Chin Leng aka redbeanJune 13, 2019 3:55 pm
//Ask that Tricia to debate with Liu Xin in Mandarin and see what happens.//
A lot of people including MANY "bananas" will NOT understand!
- June 13, 2019 3:59 pm
Many JLBs' written Chinese and spoken Mandarin maciam the twee bah in the wet mkt?
Jit Tay Jit Teh
One piece one piece
Some worst?
Not even Jit Tay Jit Teh (One piece one piece)?
Maciam minced meat?
Ever heard the spoken "Mandarin" of the lanky "TALL ORDER" wooden block?
Think this ANG MOH DOTARD POTUS 5-yo grand daughter can speak Mandarin better (than ChaTao)?
- June 13, 2019 4:07 pm
@ Patriatarch
Anonymous June 09, 2019 12:04 am
///lt is fair for Authority to take money due to it for purchase made by the People, be it good and or service.
ln the Case of Medishield Life which is implemented by the Power of the Day as a compulsory scheme, citizens are forced to submit. Many are not clear and certain how the Scheme work. Or how it even benefits the Insured.
ln a normal situation, one will not buy if one is not affordable for a non tangible item.
ln Sin,
there were cases of suicides due to sickness and other problems due to lack of fund to serk treatment and not wanting to burden others.
There was a Facebook Post that narrated a sole breadwinner with spouse abd kids been told that his Medisave was only for him a night or two in the Hospital and this happenned after Medishield Life was in effect for years. Why Medishield Life not covering his shortfall in his Medisave. What are the Technicality involving its purpose and use ?
There was no information made available.
lf there is a downturn in the Job Market, more shall be unable to pay for the Medishield Life, how to live under that circumstances for those with no money in the pocket, not to mention in bank ?///
@ Patriatarch
Anonymous June 08, 2019 8:50 am
///The Day Of Reckoning should have arrived in 2011.
the Daft Sinkies stayed in their slumber in 2015, thus sealing their own fate.
the Dafts shall go blaming each other while the Perpetrators enjoy the Spoil of their Ploy.
They shall be in Paradises elsewhere while the Streets shall be awash with blood.
Daft Sinkies play into the hands of the Deceitful Sinkies most willingly. Hence, they deserve what is befalling them.
lt is retribution, which the Daft Sinkies have been staring at knowingly all the Time.///
Your above 2 posts very cheem leh
Can explain in simple lay man term?
In Ingrish or Jiang Zua Zzz, can. Np.
Ps: How is your beer drinking / lakopi session at the tampon-ese coffee shop with your IMH escapee idol?
- June 13, 2019 9:19 pm
You meant tenpenis kopitiam?
- June 13, 2019 10:01 pm
Lanky = "Wooden"?
How about shortie?
"Short order" or "Low order "?
What do you think?
In hokkien call what?
Aye Kia?
Cantonese said "Ai Chai Tor Kai "?
Translated it literally means "Shorties many evil plots (up their sleeves ")?
If short and ugly and plumb and (a lot of) gray hairs and kiam PAH bin (and very "evil inside")?
How ah?
- June 14, 2019 1:16 am
Since the 15th century, the Urinpins killed many natives and occupied their land?
No karma?
Then during a big war alone more than 35 million Huns (蛮夷戎狄) died fighting the advancing bliekrig?
Then the other side tens of millions perished, not mentioning subsequently the HUNS took revenge by raping countless of the bliekrig women?
The Viking side also countless perished?
Not mentioning the entire continent Kena bombed and their homeland turned into rubble and stone age?
According to ancient China historical records, The offspring (and clan) of the Qin dynasty and their eunuchs and henchmen and imperial court officials whole clan kena executed and persecuted after the dynasty collapsed?
Even the ex (Qin Dynasty) Premier (Li Si 李斯) tried to retire to the countryside also a bit too late? Before he could flee, he was framed by the eunuch Zhao Gao (赵高) and before he could set foot in his journey to countryside, his whole family was intercepted and taken prisoner and subsequently whole clan kena exterminated?
Premier Li Si (李斯) and his eldest beloved son were executed in the Qin Dynasty market open area via the most cruel punishment (腰暂 which literally means slicing the body into half) which ironically was formulated by Premier Li Si himself during his reign as Premier under the first and second Qin Emperor and enacted into law?
In a separate matter, in modern time, for many in the southern ocean during the Japenis era, many women folks also kena raped?
Many (boys and gals) born between 1942 to 1946 could have Japenis sperm inside?
Then they grew up and married and their offspring also possibly carry Japenis sperm?
Same same many Urinpins?
Their parents or grandparents kena raped by the advancing HUNS in 1945?
Then many born in 1946 to 1947 to 1950 have HUNS sperm inside them and subsequently inside their children and grandchildren?
No wonder many Urinpins have HUNS look etc?
How come many in the midst got bow legs?
Did they do DNA test to chk got Japenis sperm or not?
Back to the Qin Dynasty, many of his clans and subordinates didn't run/ flee fast enough before its collapse in bc206 and thus many kena hauled up or arrested, charged and imprisoned or executed?
Throughout ancient history, this was repeated many times in subsequent dynasties?
History repeats itself, so they say?
- June 14, 2019 1:53 am
Heard some conversation recently in the HDB heartland between some shopkeepers and their customers: (some words spoken are mostly not in Ingrish and content thus "edited slightly" but meaning about there to make it into like some kind of a mini-soap opera and neither meant to be any news or fake news. Just kind of a story or "residential small talk, conversation "...)
Shopkeeper (1): Abang, this tinkie how? Suma "uncle" (angkak)?
Customer (1): Tak mao.
Shopkeeper (1): Aiyo, why this year like that huh?
Customer (1): Last time in 2000s still not too bad, can even afford eat extra prata and Mutarbak. ..
Shopkeeper (1): Ya I heard. Then in early to mid 2010s, many Abang eat so many fried chicken. Still quite ok ...
Customer (1): Dunno lah ... What is happening.... Some frens said nowadays they even find Nasi Lemak a bit expensive and not that affordable. Where got extra $$$ eat prata or fried chicken. Those were the good old days...
Shopkeeper (1): Aiyo... Like that Jiat Lat ... No wonder this year very less customers.
Customer (1): True. This year more quiet. Suma pocket tidak kaching lah ... Ha ha ha ... But bro... 4D outlets very long queue ...
Shopkeeper (2): Halo... Why u keep talking there... Come help carry this box lah...
Shopkeeper (2): OK OK... (turning to customer (1)) sori sori ... Old woman grumbling already... Talk to u next time.. So today how, dun wan buy anything?
Customer (2): We see see first... Thank you.
Customer (1) (turning to Customer (2)): OK lah... Anything to buy?
Customer (2) (shaking her head) : Tidak.
Uncle Virgo49,
Your side there how?
Very vibrant or also quite quiet?
That day passed by your area shop houses many F&B outlets evening peak hours quite quiet leh
The small open space car park so many empty lots...
You got see or not?
(or your eyes also pasted stamps)
Mean while from "past experience sensing", there seemed to be "....... ......" (behind the scene)?
Uncle Virgo49,
These are some personal observations and opinions/ views, what are yours?
Lately, have you seen anything interesting on the ground?
Btw, nowadays you no more walking your doggies to peepooh peepooh (in the morning)?
(Sometimes have breakfast noodles and kopi there around 8am+ at the corner outlet near main road/ overhead bridge/ traffic crossing. So far "no luck" leh, haven't bumped into you and your doggies.)
- June 14, 2019 8:30 am
- Virgo49 said...
Cannot be lah? Only always kena hits first the Manufacturing industries.
1st quarter more retrenchment than the last. Office workers still enjoying their siesta.
See Everton Coffee shop 2 pm all food already sold out.
Good to eat or not also sold out.
Wait till another quarter with half the office workers retrench then we have Good shows
Dafts will feel the pains.See who they will scrafifice. Foreign talents or Sinkies
- June 14, 2019 11:13 am
all prata stalls in Sg act like cartel and are not selling only one piece.
Minimun order is two pieces at Sgd$2. Most refuse to sell a piece for a dollar.
At Johor Bahru Town,
it is 1 Ringgit per piece and usually larger in size.
For 2 pieces, it cost Sgd$ 0.60 cents in Jb Town and maybe cheaper into the North of Malaysia.
lmagine 2 pieces of pratas in Sg cost 6 over Ringgits.
1 Ruler proclaimed no dead poor in Sg.
there shall be Sinkies starve to death.
- June 14, 2019 12:58 pm
Virgo49 June 14, 2019 11:13 am
///See Everton Coffee shop 2 pm all food already sold out.///
Your side probably a market aberration?
Like all aberration it won't last?
Sinkieland many bortakchay desperate for biz?
In (micro) Economics (under the topic Market Structure) , coffee shop and hawker/ street food business belongs to "Monopolistic Market Structure".
Many (slightly differentiated) sellers, many buyers.
This is time tested theory over space meaning sama sama even in other countries.
You go Chong Pang and neighbouring areas?
Enough (street) food (unsold at even 5pm) to feed all the poor in Matland & East Tumour below extreme poverty?
No worries no food left at your side at 2pm.
Economic theory will prove it wrong very soon cos new entrants will go there recce see true or not and if true will enter the market and compete away all the supernormal profits until become subnormal profit.
If u not lazy go Chinatown or New Park hawker centre, just the soy sauce chicken so many hanging behind the stall glass panel UNSOLD. To be frank many probably unsold from previous day?
Across your side is the Tg Pgr fed car and plaza.
The coffee shop at TP plaza yesterday passed by at 3pm the stall holders all waiting for customers and the food piling up to the brim.
Your side 2pm sold out?
Your eyes pasted stamps or day dreaming?
Bluff the lao ah pek in MSN?
- June 14, 2019 1:44 pm
This Virgo49 lao ah pek no expurt in economics lah?
He kena gong gong sien tao by BOTAKNOMICS liao think outside business doing ROARING biz lah
That's why he (Bodo) still hold on to the myth botak number 1 choice?
Virgo only know every Mth pole off peak he peak go gents ... Oops... Genting lah?
Poo the bird bird ... oops ... Pull the jack pop tiger machine lah
And his favorite soviet Union USSR roulette?
- June 14, 2019 2:02 pm
This Virgo449 bortakchay eCONomics?
He only tak BOTAKNOMICS? (gong gong listen to botak very very long 5 hours lecture per lesson?)
NO wonder his eCONomics CANNOT make it?
(Aka CMI)?
chio Si Long?
At least he expurt mathematics?
Virgo ezpurt what?
- June 14, 2019 2:12 pm
Aiya this Virgo44449 economics sama sama same std DOTARD lah?
Kishore already said at suntec city speech that one renowned Harvard Professor Lawrence said this DOTARD if go into university sit for first year economics 1101F will fail his exam straight away lah.
U think virgo4449 go nus take the ec1101e (intro to economics) exam can pass?
Like that how to proceed to the ec2101 micro1?
And ec2102 macro1?
Much less the 4000 mod ec4101 (micro3) and ec4102 (macro3)?
Confirm fail or not qualify bc do NOT have prerequisite NEVER pass ec1101e to even (qualify) to take ec2101 and ec2102, much less ec4101 and ec4102?
But better standby metal helmet?
Later he curse and swear like that very jiat lat?
- June 14, 2019 2:24 pm
- Virgo49 said...
Everton coffee shop is the alternative makan place for those poor souls office salaried men and women in Tg Pagar who had to fight nails and tooths for a seat to just have their lunches.
I am saying that MOT it be also be only filled by the foreign talents that our dear PAP loved them so much.
Sinkies are notoriously fame for queuing up for Michelin Tyres chicken noodles at Kreta Ayer and other places overnight for their toys.
These are their ways of enjoyment and soon very soon will also queue for their food and water rations when the retrenchment rates shoot sky high.
Think they will also loved to queue long long as also part of their inbuilt enjoyment for their scavengings.
Also good exercises for picking cardboard in competition with the elderies.
They need lots of pains to realise their apathic lifestyles all along.
Have not faced many recessions and crises before. Think lives are rosy forever. Today Shits Times already start to slowly spout the good news.
PMETs bw badly affected. All good things musy come to an end. But they must kick their own arses for not protesting with us years back in HL in the rain when the 6M white paper is released.
Karma comes one full circle.
Compared to the HongKongers who are even not an independent Nation and are so politically active, Sinkies want to celebrate their NDay with pride.
With their apathic attitude.
- June 14, 2019 2:32 pm
Virgo49, 2.32pm
//Compared to the HongKongers who are even not an independent Nation and are so politically active//
This is an interesting observation.
More than a million in the streets. More than 10% of their population. That means almost every other family has a member involved?
They are (much) closer to mainland and shared the same first written language (though different pronunciation in spoken Mandarin and Cantonese and quite nuance in their written form too but probably still could be understood by all).
That means they know mainland (much) better than sinkies?
Besides the over 10% on the street, there are probably many more who are of the same sentiment?
Take for example (Sinkieland) HLP participation. Usually it ranges from a few hundred to few thousand. But behind them the "silent minority" as well (if we utilise the 2015 results) translating into 29.01% of about 2.5 million?
That is about 750,000 in all. So the participation ratio vs silent minority could be say 1,500/ 750,000 or 1:500. Using that figure, that means for every HLP participant, there is (another) 500 silent minority "supporters"?
In HK case, the turnout is already so high. So the ratio cannot be using Sinkieland's case otherwise the silent majority would work out to more than 500 million (which is larger than the entire Americunt population of 340 million)?
If we "dilute" it by 150 times, then the ratio could come out to 1: 3.5 which is about 50% or half the population?
Now this is a fairly large (understatement?) figure and statistically (extremely) significant?
Which would make an interesting observation?
Why would abt 50% hold that sentiment?
Do they know something more about mainland (intimately) that outsiders (especially sinkies) do not have privy to?
Should the shared sentiment of 50% be brushed aside (lightly)?
Could the sentiment of more than 1 million or abt 15% who are willing to bear the onus to take to the street be discounted (lightly)?
What makes them do that?
That is where sinkies are at the weakest?
They are daft and as Redbean aka Chua Chin Leng labelled them often: "Stupidity has no cure"?
Many CANNOT think (critically)?
Despite the IHL (institutions) in every open house claiming they trained undergrads to be critical thinkers (but how many actually are and trained that way)?
(So one cannot help but cringed every time each year during varsity open houses in late Feb/ early March when some lecturers/ A Prof "claim" during speeches in different faculties/ schools briefing ("aka marketing sessions") that they train undergrads to be "CRITICAL THINKERS"?)
Over the years have met many Hong Kongers up to recent times including young graduates and most if not all of them are as bright if not better than our compatriots (aka fellow sinkies).
They are also extremely practical and hard driving. They often know what is a good deal (when they see one)?
Which leads to why this "MASSIVE" demonstration?
Are they mad?
Certainly not?
Are they nuts?
Certainly not?
Then why?
Never mind.
As Uncle RB said: "(Sinkies) Stupidity has NO cure! "
No point trying to educate them on anything?
Just let them be led like sheep (to the abbatoiur (and be slaughtered for (frozen) lamb like in New Zealand cattle industry and exported for foreign exchange revenue) )?
Sigh :(((((
The Cantonese have a saying : "Tor Kong Mo Wai "
Talk (further) more also no use de?
(To paraphrase Uncle RB: "Sinkies 太ben le"?)
- June 14, 2019 7:27 pm
Sinkies (majority) are condemned to a life of subservient servitude. The elite class in Sinkieland is very fortunate. I will inculcate my three children to work their way into the elite class.
- June 15, 2019 12:27 am
- Chua Chin Leng aka redbean said...
Using statistics to explain what is happening in Singapore is often unreal. More than 50 % of Singaporeans are new citizens. The original Singaporeans are a dying breed, a minority in Singapore. Singapore has in many ways been taken over by foreigners. Soon the original Singaporeans would become a minority outcast here.
- June 15, 2019 9:10 am
Mao mission also killed many chinese. Politics are just dirty, nothing to do with race.
- June 15, 2019 10:42 am


text:
Questions For Pervaiz Chacha(The following article was penned in response to an official state visit by President Pervaiz Musharraf of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to Australia. An edited version of the article was also published in the Australian Financial Review, an Australian newspaper the equivalent of the Wall Street Journal, on 16 June 2005 as an Op-Ed piece.)
In some parts of Pakistan, it is customary to refer to all men of one's father's age as "Chacha" or "Chachaji" (literally meaning "my dad's brother" in Urdu and other languages spoken in Pakistan). In all parts of Pakistan, one must also show utmost respect to elders.
Now that President Musharraf of Pakistan is visiting Australia, I would like to ask some respectful questions to Pervaiz Chacha. I will try to be as respectful as possible.
Chacha Pervaiz, you will be aware of the negative press that Pakistan has received as a result of its implementation of a criminal code partially extracted from the 'hudood' laws of Islamic Sharia.
Under the code, female victims of rape are often faced with a death sentence, while male perpetrators are free to plunder the honour of more victims.
Also, under the code, religious minorities are persecuted and accused of blasphemy. Christian Pakistanis, some as young as 11, are placed on trial and face the death penalty for breaches of anti-blasphemy laws.
Over 50 years ago, the founder of Pakistan, "Qaid-i-Azam" (translated as "the Great Leader") Muhammad Ali Jinnah, declared that all citizens of Pakistan were to be treated equally regardless of faith. Christian Pakistanis have made enormous contributions to the Pakistani nation, including in its second religion (cricket). I have lost count of how many times Yusuf Youhana has bailed out Pakistani teams from certain defeat.
You will be aware, Chacha Ji, that recently a prominent Swiss Islamic scholar by the name of Professor Tariq Ramadan has called upon all Islamic nations to implement a moratorium on all hudood-based criminal punishments. Professor Ramadan believes that God's law is fast becoming the devil's handiwork and an instrument for oppression. His call has been supported by Islamic scholars around the world including Australia and Pakistan.
When will your government implement the views of Professor Ramadan? When will you stop God's law from being used as an instrument for the oppression of women, Christian minorities and other downtrodden Pakistanis?
Chachaji, Muslims across the Islamic world are crying out for liberty and democracy enjoyed by their relatives living in Western countries. When will you return Pakistan to full-fledged democracy?
Chachaji, I was born in Karachi. I arrived in Australia when I was hardly 6 months old. I have only ever held an Australian passport. I therefore am concerned with how Australians are treated overseas.
Pervaiz Chacha, when will your government come clean on why it detained and tortured an Australian citizen? Why did your government pass this Australian citizen onto American officials who then flew him to Egypt for more torture? How could you allow an Australian to be subjected to torture within your jurisdiction?
Chacha Ji, the Prophet Muhammad did not allow prisoners of war to even have their teeth pulled out. I am concerned that in this "war against terror", prisoners from various parts of the world are being taken to countries such as Egypt, Syria and your own. They are tortured on behalf of the US government as part of a contracting-out arrangement known as "rendition".
Tell me, Chacha, to what extent does Pakistan participate in rendition? Are there any further Australian citizens being made subject to this policy?
Apart from the torture of terror suspects, we see at village level innocent Muslim women subjected to the violence of honour killings. Women merely suspected of talking to a male stranger or committing some other cultural crime are tried by an all-male village council of elders and sentenced to death or to be gang-raped.
Numerous cases of these abuses have been documented. Custom-based violence was apparently stamped out from Muslim societies by the Prophet Muhammad 14 centuries ago. Why has it returned to Pakistan? And what steps will your government take to ensure it is eliminated completely?
Chacha Ji, I was taught that Islam guarantees human rights and the dignity of the individual in much the same way as liberal democracy. I understand that you are here on an official state visit on behalf of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Yet the abuses of human rights and individual dignity (of which a sample have been cited above) continue to be perpetrated by police, security apparatchiks and government officials of a nation founded as an Islamic republic, a nation carved out for Islamic values. How can such a nation allow such crimes to be committed in its borders, against its own people and against people of my country Australia?
Uncle Pervaiz, my government also has its share of excesses. My government only selectively advocated for Australians caught up in trouble overseas. My government throws foreigners into prison camps in the middle of the desert. My government commits numerous crimes in the name of fighting terror.
My final question is to both Perzaiz Chacha and Uncle John Winston Howard (Australia's Prime Minister). Terror is an enemy of liberty, freedom and dignity. How can the pair of you possibly be claiming to be fighting terror when you are helping the cause of terrorists by compromising individual liberties and abusing human rights?
(The author is a Sydney lawyer whose ancestors are from Daryaganj in Delhi, the birthplace of Pervaiz Musharraf. He grew up in East Ryde in the heart of John Howard's electorate. He can be contacted on email@example.com)
© I Yusuf 2005


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