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It was played at 5.1% of live Phish shows.
It was last played January 14, 2017, which was 1 shows ago.
There have been 682 shows since the live debut.
"Wading in the Velvet Sea" has been played approximately once every 19.6 shows.
Since its debut, "Wading in the Velvet Sea" has been played, on average, once every 7.6 shows.
It was played 90 time(s) at the following show(s):
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Ten Best Music-Related Things to Do This Weekend Under $10
Whoa, this week totally flew by. Granted, it was a four-day workweek. But shit, where'd the time go?
It seems like only yesterday we were bashing Nickelback, pushing Armand Van Helden's January 27 gig at Arkadia and getting down with Travis Barker's pee-pee.
But that's old news. It's Friday, you've got a depressingly small paycheck burning a whole in your wallet and you're looking for an almost free, music-related way to blow it. Naturally, you've turned to your favorite cheapskates, Crossfade.
Per usual, check out our list of the ten best music-related happenings this weekend 'round the Big Mango.
Big Night Little Haiti. Friday, January 20, 6 p.m., Little Haiti Cultural Center, 212 NE 59th Terr., Miami. Free. Jowee Omicil jazzes up Little Haiti with music off his Roots & Grooves record.
Grand Central Park Grand Opening with Elastic Bond. Friday, January 20, 5 p.m., Grand Central Park, 700 N. Miami Ave., Miami. Free. There's a new spot where homeless folks and hipsters can hang out in Overtown. It opens tomorrow.
Destroyio Records Presents. Friday, January 20, 7 p.m., Churchill's Pub, 5501 NE Second Ave., Miami. $6. Y'all ready to rage with some of Miami's gnarliest underground punks?
Downtown Get Down Urban Music Festival. Friday, January 20, 6 p.m., Tobacco Road, 626 S. Miami Ave., Miami. $5. Happy hour at Miami's oldest pub goes urban for the third annual Downtown Get Down Fest. Rick Ross not included.
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¡Mayday! and Pearson Sound. Saturday, January 21, 10 p.m., Electric Pickle, 2826 N. Miami Ave., Miami. $10. Some of y'all know him as Pearson Sound; others may be familiar with Ramadanman. Whatever the case, he's playing the Pickle with ¡Mayday! this weekend.
Dance Ritual: An Evening With Louie Vega. Saturday, January 21, 10 p.m., The Vagabond, 30 NE 14th St., Miami. $10. Dancing. It's a ritual, folks. Let Louie Vega move your body.
New Vintage and ShaftSquad. Saturday, January 21, 8 p.m., Sweat Records, 5505 NE Second Ave., Miami. Free. Show these young musicians some love and catch their free show at Sweat.
The Other F Word. Sunday, January 22, 1 and 5:30 p.m., O Cinema, 90 NW 29th St., Miami. $10. A heartfelt documentary about contrasting worlds of professional punk rock and fatherhood. Is going soft the new hardcore?
Metal Cruise of Heaviness Pre-Apocalyptic Party. Sunday, January 22, 6 p.m., Grand Central, 697 N. Miami Ave., Miami. $10. Thrash or Die ... It's not only one of the bands playing this unauthorized Metal Cruise kickoff. It's also the party's unofficial motto.
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Spectacular Limoges France & Pickard Studio of Chicago 1900 Hand Painted "Grape Clusters" 14-3/4" Tankard by the Artist, "Seidel"
Spectacular Limoges France & Pickard Studio of Chicago 1900 Hand Painted "Grape Clusters" 14-3/4" Tankard by the Artist, "Seidel"
Every great Artist over the many years have displayed their very own unique style of blending colors and presentation that make each of them unique in there own right. Erhardt Seidel was just such an Artist. Seidel's talents were very broad and included figural work, fruit, and flowers. Each of these subjects was treated with a richness of color and depth that lent an air of opulence to his piece. Seidel was one of Pickard Studio of Chicago earliest Artist working for the world famous decorating studio from 1898 to 1903.
This beautiful vintage 1900 hand painted majestic Tankard displays all of Seidel's unique style and charm in his rendering of Grape Clusters on yellow, yellow brown, shades of cream burnt orange, and maroon grounds. The Tankard has been richly accented in heavy fire gold at the top, handles, and base of this extraordinary piece of Art. Please do view my photos to see his unique blend of colors, artwork, and presentation.
The attractive Pickard Studio hand painted "Grape Clusters" Tankard is in excellent condition and totally free of chips, cracks, or other damage with only the very lightest of wear. The gold is excellent throughout.
The beautiful hand painted Pickard "Grape Clusters" Tankard has been in the same family for five [5] generations and was used strictly as an ornamental display piece to view and enjoy.
The outstanding hand painted "Grape Clusters" Tankard displays the double mark of "William Guerin Limoges France" and Pickard Studio's Mark # 4, which was used from the Studio from 1903--1905.
The exquisite hand painted Pickard Studio "Grape Clusters" Tankard has been signed by the Artist, Erhardt "Seidel". Seidel's beautiful artwork, as well as his bio, is well represented in Alan Reed"s Pickard Collectors Book.
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IoE Number: 275468 Location: UNITARIAN CHAPEL, FRIARS STREET IPSWICH, IPSWICH, SUFFOLK Photographer: Mr John Roper Date Photographed: 16 April 2002 Date listed: 19 December 1951 Date of last amendment: 19 December 1951 Grade I
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1.1260FRIARS STREETUnitarian ChapelTM 1644 SW 3/8619.12.51.
1. 1260 FRIARS STREET Unitarian Chapel TM 1644 SW 3/86 19.12.51. I 2. A very fine example of a C17 Meeting House. A congregation of Dissenters was first founded in 1672 and the present building was opened in 1700. It has much of its original work and the original interior fittings have been retained almost intact. A square planned building with plastered walls. 2 storeys, the upper storey windows light the gallery which runs round 3 sides of the interior, All sides have imposing fronts but the main entrance fronts are on the north and east sides. The north front has 3 window range, mullioned and transomed casements with leaded lattice lights and 2 8-panel double-doors with stucco moulded and shouldered architraves, panelled pilasters and modillioned pediments on enriched console brackets. On the 1st storey, above the doorways there are oval windows with spiders web leaded lights. The east side has a central doorway similar to those on the north side and 4 mullioned and transomed windows as on the north side. Originally it faced on to a courtyard approached by a passage way from St Nicholas Street. The south side has 6 window range, 4 with semi-circular arched heads and oval windows above, as on the north front. The west front has 4 window range mullioned and transomed windows with leaded lattice lights. Roof tiled, double pitched. The interior has a panelled gallery on 3 sides, original box pews, a fine carved 3 decker pulpit (reputed to be carved by Grinling Gibbons), and a brass chandelier.


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Web Based Lecture Technologies: A Lens Intensifying the Changing Roles of Learners and Lecturers PROCEEDINGS
David Green, Flinders University, Australia ; Margot Mcneill, Maree Gosper, Karen Woo, Macquarie University, Australia ; Rob Phillips, Murdoch University, Australia ; Greg Preston, University of Newcastle, Australia
EdMedia: World Conference on Educational Media and Technology, in Vienna, Austria ISBN 978-1-880094-65-5 Publisher: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE)
There is now widespread recognition of the changing nature of students in higher education: they come from a wider sphere of the community; they are busier with work and family commitments outside their study; and they demand greater flexibility and support during their programs. This paper reports on recent research into the impact of web-based lecture technologies (WBLT) which indicates that, while many academics recognise the changing nature of their learners and the sector generally, many have not changed their curriculum to meet these demands. The central premise in this paper is that while many academics are concerned that WBLT have impacted on students' learning and overall results, the technologies have really just provided a lens with which to view several emerging issues:1) new roles for students, including the blurring of traditional lines between internal and external study patterns; 2) new roles for lecturers, including integrating technologies into curriculum design; and 3) new roles of lectures in technology rich environments.
Green, D., Mcneill, M., Gosper, M., Woo, K., Phillips, R. & Preston, G. (2008). Web Based Lecture Technologies: A Lens Intensifying the Changing Roles of Learners and Lecturers. In J. Luca & E. Weippl (Eds.), Proceedings of EdMedia: World Conference on Educational Media and Technology 2008 (pp. 3733-3750). Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE).


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Monday, January 17, 2011
Bring 3, Pick One Day!
Above is Jayne with the gorgeous Italian Peacock Purse by Giulia Punti Antichi. I cannot wait to see this finished. Jayne has a beautiful entryway in her home where she has some vintage little purses hung. This will be the perfect addition. The other charts in the running for Jayne were Quaker Diamonds by Rosewood Manor and A New Beginning by Abbey Lane Designs.
How exciting!! Teresa's project is one that none of us had ever seen in person and few of us even knew existed. It is Historic Mystery Sampler by Yvonne Horn of Papillon Creations from the on line magazine The Gift of Stitching. The series ran from September 2007 to 2008. The other two projects Teresa brought with her were both Needleprint samplers: Beatrix Potter and Mary Wigham.
Linda M. is going to do A Mind Independent and Free by Carriage House Samplings. I can't wait to see this done!! (Actually I can say that about all of them!)
Debbie project is Hornbook by A Mon Ami Pierre. I want to put this one on my wish list!
Cathy's project is going to be The Immigrant Sampler by Lucy Lyons Willis of La Chatelaine Designs. She is the only one who had a unanimous vote. When this is done it should be in a museum! Cathy's other picks were Victoria Sampler's Element Samplers (Green Earth, Fresh Air, Crimson Fire with the fourth of this series, Crystal Waters, already stitched), Judith Hayle School Sampler by Eileen Bennett and Crown of Pearls Sampler by Eileen Bennett. Cathy snuck in four picks!!!! Since she is the shop owner we figured we would let her get away with it!
Patti is going to do this wonderfully darling project Garden Angels by Midsummer Night Designs! Thanks to Patti for all of the pictures on this post. Patti's other picks were Snow Garden by Blackbird Designs and Annie Hyslops Harvest Moon by Primitive Needle.
Chris just started working on linen. Her chart will be Simple Joys by LHN. Her other picks were Pumpkin Farm and Acorn Hill by the same designer.
Linda C. is going to do these three charts from Plum Street Samplers. She is considering this one project as it is a series. I know she will definitely finish by year end. She stays on task. Linda's other pics were Field Aray by Carriage House Samplers and Christmas Tree 2008 by Nora Corbett.
Karin brought in three gorgeous samplers. I wanted her to do Ann Grimshaw, but Ann Raynor won. It is really great too!
Here I am. They voted for me to do Queen of Birds by Romy of Austria. This is one that I just stuck in my project bag at the last minute. My other two charts up for voting were It's Berry Time by Blackbird Designs and Asenath Whitcomb, 1819 by Carriage House Samplings. I want to do them soon too. I am definitely getting the fabric for berry time tomorrow!
Pat brought in Quaker Diamonds, Mary Peacock and Christmas at Hawk Run Hollow. Quaker Diamonds won; but Pat says that she wants to finish all three this year.
Here is Barb. Her project is going to be Sampler of Stitches by The Drawn Thread. Barb is stitching this designer exclusively this year. Isn't that a cool idea??? The other charts in the running for Barb were Toccata Number One and Sanctuary by The Drawn Thread.
We had a participant from Colorado!!!!! Katrina sent Karin pictures of three choices and this is going to be her project. Can you say breathtaking!!!
We are going to have a follow-up in July to see how everyone is progressing. Also, I want to do another Bring 3, Pick One in July with small projects!!! I shall start picking my three this evening!!! It will be fun to have six months of sifting and changing!!! Between this and everyone's Crazy 15 challenge pieces, I am certifiably obsessed with stitching!!!!
16 comments:
- Karin said...
It was such a fun afternoon despite missing the Bears game ROTFL!!!
Thanks for posting all of our photos!! - 2:43 PM
- Ranae said...
Oh! How I wish I lived a little bit closer, it looks like such a fun time
Everyone had so much fun! How exciting seeing what everyone brought! Loved the suspense of the "count" to see which project was "the one"! Thanks to all for such a wonderful day. Patti, your pictures are great!
Linda C. - 3:22 PM
- Margaret said...
That is so much fun! I love all the choices! lol about Katrina participating long distance. I love her project too!
- Michele said...
What a fun idea1 I would love to be in a group of stitchers. Looks like some great choices!
- CathyR said...
Thanks for all the photos, Patti, and the great commentary, Laura! I missed a lot because I was needed up front, but this post told me what I needed. Laura, you must not remember me telling you about pick 3 at Karin's house? I described what we did in our EGA chapter last year. It was alot of fun.
Can't wait to see everyone's progress in July! - 6:11 PM
- teresa said...
great post, buddy! It was a fun day and I am so excited to be committed to the Historic Sampler. I thoroughly enjoy working on it and I don't know why I ever put it aside!
- Nancy said...
I'm not worthy! I'm not worthy!
- Katrina said...
Thanks to everyone for letting me play and I love the project you all chose for me :-).
- Jeanne said...
What a fun idea! It's so hard to pick one project over another, this way there's no stress as you let other people decide for you. The shop looks fun as well as i am looking around the backgroud. :)
- Jeanie said...
Well, that's a cool idea! I hope they picked the one you really wanted!
- Patti said...
What a fun time!! I was all set to get the threads for my roject last night. Now Ill have to (gsap) wait (gasp) until the next time! All the picks and choices were fabulous- so glad I am a part of this! Thanks for posting!
- BrendaS said...
That sounds like so much fun:)))
Can't wait to see how everyone's pieces. - 7:02 AM
- Siobhan said...
What a neat idea!! I enjoyed the pictures so much. You should have posted a warning first because oh my gosh, now I want to run and stitch stitch stitch! What a neat idea, too, to stitch only one designer during the year. I never thought of that. I love the projects that you chose--can't wait to see WIP pics!
- woolwoman said...
WOW - what fun and some great photos and awesome projects in the running here. A few of these are on my "need to stitch" list and I added a few too. So nice to have a great group of gals to stitch and have fun with. Melody
- Lelia said...
What a fun post! thx for sharing the pictures and 'results' -- looking forward to follow up


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This is why term limits should be mandated which includes getting rid of the staffers who live on the backs of the working Americans. The Dem's will scream bloody murder when they lose control of the senate and accuse the GOP of all kind of things.
Time to reduce the federal governments power grab and send the power and money back to the states. Get rid of the money and power and they will get along. Our founding fathers never want government to be a career.
With the Dem performance at this point it will backfire badly for them after the next elections.
Why ALL of the holds on low level judges and exec employees? It's just the TEA-GOP being the PARTY OF NO. They have brought this upon themselves...
None of this would have ever happened and the country would not be where it is now if the Republicans/TeaBag
gers accepted the fact that President Obama won the election TWICE. This is what the American people wanted and voted for. I am sick of House and Senate obstructing everything. It is high time something like his happened. Of course
now this will totally put the Tea Party run House totally over the edge and the blame game will continue. If the shoe
was on the other foot it would be a differernt picture! What we are experiencing now is the result of Mitch McConnell and his crew's meeting after the first election....vowing to object and put down Obama and whatever he wants to accomplish. Besides being afraid to say what is really behind it...the fact that he is African American. Get over yourselfves and do you jobs.
Just remember you liberal swine, watch your back when you go home.
The Republic is dead. Long live the Republic.
Thank God!
For six year the GOP has tried to overturn (coup) the last two presidential elections, by shutting down the US Government, not appointing judges to the bench and endless congressional investigations on any and everything that the President has done. And daily votes to takeaway healthcare for millions of Americans. Thank God we still have a true patriotic party the democrats, which still believes in the United States of America!
This will be great in 2014 when Republicans take the senate due to the incessant cesspool lying of the Democrat party! Now, if we can only survive until then....
Look Reid its just as much a problem as any republican.. Any of you Dems think not just Google.. "Minerals Mined on Federal Land Spared Taxes, Aided by Senator Reid".. He made sure Mines in his own state are spared of these taxes and he has a vested interest in.. You think Reid is about environmental issues? really his dad was a miner and they ripped up Nevada.. Don't hear this in the press unless you dig for it !
I am more comfortable with a vote, by the majority, against my particular position than I am with ONE senator's ability to completely block or put a hold on any legislation. In my thinking that is more akin to democracy whereby majority rules. As opposed to dictatorship where one person tells everyone else what to do. If my position does not prevail, I swallow it and move on and get energized toward electing people who are in favor of my position. Isn't that the way it's supposed to work?
@ David – And the Democrats abused their power and come 2014 they will have their power taken away.
American's are sick of negative obstructionalism by the Party of No.
There isn't a blogger on here who can name a SINGLE thing the Republicans have passed in 8 years. NOTHING!
Meanwhile, our budget deficit has dropped 40% (FORTY) since last year, and health care costs are at their lowest in 50 years!
America is Progressing!
Good now maybe they can do some work and stop arguing back and forth. Like it or not at least the bottleneck is gone. Maybe they can use the time and deliberate on some real bills for a change instead of voting on nomination after nomination because one party keeps playing foul. I dont know about the Senate but simple majority votes usually wins in the rest of the world. They can rewrite the senate rules every year anyway so I wonder what exactly these politicians are lamenting.
Thank you, Harry and the majority. This Rule change offers hope that Congress will move forward. If the Republicans don't want to negotiate or govern with common sense, then so be it. We'll move forward without them. The simple-majority is great news for America and democracy.
The fundamental transformation of America into a socialist nation is a slow creep, but it is happening right before our eyes.
The filibuster was a way to even the playing field. It's a way for the minority to block something they really don't like. Washington isn't supposed to be a highway. Changes are supposed to take time, to make sure the entire country is represented. This just makes it so only the 51% in power have any say... Very sad.
I voted for Obama the first time around, but Democrats have completely lost me the last few years. 3rd party for the rest of my life now.
Finally! And about time. Now maybe we can get something done. The Republicans have used the filibuster too often and forced this change. They have only themselves to blame. Lets get to work.
Sen. Hillary Clinton (D – NY) 5/23/05
"So this president has come to the majority in the Senate and basically said, 'Change the rules. Do it the way I want it done.' And I guess there just weren't many voices on the other side of the aisle that after the way previous generations of Senators have acted and said, 'Mr. President, we're with you. We support you, but that's a bridge too far. We can't go there. You have to restrain yourself, Mr. President"
"….You've got majority rule and then you've got the Senate over here, where people can slow things down—where they can debate—where they have something called the filibuster. You know, it seems like it's a little less than efficient. Well, that's right. It is…and deliberately designed to be so."
When the Republicans are in the majority, no doubt the Democrats will whine about it.
about a year from now...
FINALLY. After Republicans have played games with the "super majority of 60 votes" for every single piece of legislation for 6 years, we now have a truly democratic process of 51 votes is a majority and the legislation can be debated and passed.
Republican Senate Leader broke all Senate historical records since our Senate was created by using the filibuster 433 times to stop ALL legislation from even being able to be debated much less voted upon. Republicans stopped all bills for jobs, infrastructure, economic recovery, and even veterans aid. They have blocked every single judicial nomination leaving thousands of judicial posts unfilled all over the nation.
The Republican goal was to destroy President Obama with nothing getting done. They did not hurt President Obama – they have betrayed and hurt We the People.
Finally, real work for the People can get done! A great day for the democracy intended for our governing bodies.
What goes around, comes around. So when the democrats lose the senate in 2014, then the shoe will be on the other foot and the dems won't be able to stop the Republicans, and if the R's retake the presidency in 2016, then they can completely reverse all the legislation passed by the democrats under Obapma and Pelosi and reid's reign of terror and the idiot liberals won't be able to stop it. a pox on senate democrats ! Remember this in 2014 and vote for NO democrats!!!!!!!!!!
It's about time Harry grew a set. Stupid rule to begin with.
Dear Congress (and this is for the idiots of both parties), GROW UP and stop acting like spoiled five year olds who don't get their way!!!!!!!!


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"Today's enterprises have complex, hybrid enterprise data sources that span cloud, Hadoop 'data lakes' and on-premise infrastructure," said David Schubmehl, Research Director at IDC. "Deriving comprehensive data insights from these separate data silos is becoming a massive challenge."
The adoption of cloud and Hadoop continues to rise within data-intensive organizations. Sinequa has taken this challenge head on by delivering smart connectors that streamline access to data in all of these environments without the time-lag usually incurred by custom connector development.
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Savji (or Saoji, Souji[1] or Sauji) are an Indian caste. They claim descent from the mythological Puranic king Sahasrārjuna.
When Savjis from north-central India migrated to the southern states, many of them were engaged in the silk cleaning and weaving business. Today, many Savji families in Karnataka, Andhra, and Tamil Nadu continue in the same endeavors.[2]
Culture and festivals
The main festival in the Savji community is Dasara or Dusshera, during which the goddess of power or Shakti is worshiped. Special culinary dishes such as edimi (made from wheat flour and graham flour) and arithi (made from wheat flour in the shape of Diyas) are prepared, and lalpani (intoxicants) are offered to the Goddess Bhavani. On every Kartika month Sapthami tithi in Shravana Nakshatra Savjis celebrate the birthday of Sri Sahastrarjun called "Sahastrarjuna Jayanti"[3] with much pomp and gaiety. Sahastrarjun's image is carried in a procession in many places on the Sahastrarjuna Jayanti.[4] Other traditional Hindu festivals that are celebrated include Diwali and Holi. Every year, communities in some places organize social gatherings and prayers to the deity called "Bhandara". The function is preceded with prayer, bhajan, and aarti of the deity, followed by meals in the form of Prasad. The meal served during the function is mostly vegetarian food.
Like Brahmins, Savjis perform the thread ceremony (Upanayana). Marriages follow the traditional Vedic wedding and take place over three days with rituals such as deity pooja, engagement, "Gandh", "Haldi", etc. Offering a dowry in any form is strictly forbidden in the community. This is a feature in which the Savji community takes a lot of pride. The marriage ceremony is performed by the bridegroom's side of the family. In many places, mass marriages and upanayanas are conducted for the welfare of poor samaj people.[5] During the wedding, the bride and the groom's families look for the Lagna and Janma Kundli to match between the boy and the girl, and also for the matching Gotra. The wedding date is fixed after consulting the Panchang for an auspicious day. Inter-caste marriages are not very common in the community. Marriages mostly happen within the community and in some cases between distant relatives. Partly because of this close association, the community has managed to preserve its distinct culture and traditions.
Savji community is known for its hot and spicy non-vegetarian delicacies and Savji masala in places where Savjis are concentrated in large numbers. Majority of the Savji people are non-vegetarian and hence preparation of variety of meat dishes is very common in the community. Goat meat, chicken and fish forms major component of Savji cuisine along with other vegetarian dishes. Alcohol consumption is not restricted in the community.[citation needed] Some of the common recipes include edmi (puris made of wheat flour, gram flour, chilies and other spices), khaimo or kheema (minced goat meat), shakanu chaknu (goat and chicken curry) prepared in special Savji spices.[6]
Savji food is famous for its very hot and spicy flavor in many cities (where they are in large number) served in small family style restaurants called Savji khanavali[7] or "Savji hotel" or bhojanalaya,[1] found in large numbers in places like Hubli, Bangalore, Belgaum in Karnataka, Nagpur and Solapur in Maharashtra. There are a line of Savji bhojanalays[8][9] in Nagpur that are very popular in Maharashtra. So much so that, the Indian chef Sanjeev Kapoor once featured Savji mutton on one of his shows and its recipe is also listed on his website.[10]
Savji people speak a language called "Savji bhasha" or "Khatri bhasha" in some regions[11] that belongs to the Indo-Aryan language family and appears to be an amalgamation of Indic languages such as Sanskrit, Hindi, Marathi, Sindhi, Gujarati, Marwari.
- ^ a b Beteille, Gopa Sabharwal ; with a foreword by André (2005). Ethnicity and class : social divisions in an Indian city. New Delhi: Oxford University Press. p. 134. ISBN 0-19-567830-3.
- ^ Ernst, edited by Waltraud; Pati, Biswamoy (2007). India's princely states : people, princes and colonialism (1. publ. ed.). London: Routledge. p. 210. ISBN 0-415-41541-1.
- ^ Sahastrarjun Jayanti Celebration In India – Date of Sahastrarjun Jayanti Festival In Year 2011
- ^ Correspondent, Staff (30 October 2006). "Hundreds participate in Sahasrarjun Jayanti Utsav procession in Hubli". Hindu.
- ^ Joshi, K.G. (1993). Mass marriages in Karnataka : a sociological study. Calcutta, India: Minerva Associates (Publications). pp. 46, 49. ISBN 81-85195-52-8.
- ^ Weaving a spicy cult. SpiceFlair.com
- ^ Bhatia, Arun (Sep 2, 2002). "A 'khanavali' in our metropolis". Hindu.
- ^ Joiye, Joiye. "Saoji food in Nagpur". Joiye. Joiye.
- ^ nagpuronline, nagpuronline. "Restaurants in Nagpur". nagpuronline. nagpuronline.
- ^ Sanjeev, Kapoor. "Saoji Mutton". sanjeevkapoor. sanjeevkapoor.
- ^ Beteille, Gopa Sabharwal ; with a foreword by André (2005). Ethnicity and class : social divisions in an Indian city. New Delhi: Oxford University Press. pp. 133, 134. ISBN 0-19-567830-3.
External links
- Savji phrasebook travel guide from Wikivoyage
- Social Networking Portal for Savji's Somavanshiya Sahasrarjun Kshatriya Samaj
- Savji's in North America
- Blog of Sangareddy Khatriya community
- SSK graduates solapur
- SSK Cooperative Society Bangalore
- SSK Samaj Secunderabad
- SSK Surat
- SSK Samaj Maharashtra Gramsabha
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You may have seen this on some of my profiles around the internet already, but I thought I'd share the bigger version for Selfie Art Day. 🙂 A little simpler design, and with shorter hair!
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April 25th is DNA Day, and Teresa Robeson of One Good Thing has challenged WordPress artists to celebrate their DNA on the 25th of every month with a self portrait. So here's a picture of my face!
I've always had a tough time with self portraits, or with portraits of real people in general. It's always much easier to design a character from scratch than it is to try and capture the look of a real person, especially when that person is yourself. The day I drew it I kept coming back and fixing, tweaking, messing around with it, but I'm pretty happy with the end product.


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I may believe anything, including religion, or God or any mumbo-jumbo. Is that going to benefit me in the end?
Everything is useful in one way shape or form. Sooner or later we learn.
It maybe too late before you discover that. It's good if you start to search early.
Too late? What would we be late for? Have we got a date some where? What are we supposed to be searching for?
I could not say that you will benefit from believing in something, but at least I am comfortable with my faith. Is like having that person you love so much; you do not know if at the end you would benefit; but you might enjoy him/her now.
Let me ask you this. Have the conclusions you have come to, surrounding the question of existence, caused you to be a better person?
Then it appears you have answered your question, as it applies to you. Your beliefs have benefited you, so it stands to reason you will still believe that in the end.
I searched for truth. I got truth. I didn't search for beliefs.
How did it make you a better person? Do you think you have the right to influence or tell people what they are to belive? What's the gain in that? Control?
That's very cute. One man's 'truth' on the cosmic scale is another man's belief. As it has always been. Unless you've got proof. If so, please bring it. I warn you though, attempts have always ended with the embarrassment of the proclaimed bearer of truth on this site. Maybe you'll be different?
Good for you. It would a better endeavor to play with children than attempt to support this delusional belief that you possess a truth.
That's adds another belief into your account. Go on.
Do you deny you posted the following statement?
I searched for truth. I got truth.
You don't know what truths I got. Without that knowledge, it's your belief that they are my beliefs.
So, you claim truth but it is my belief that you don't possess a truth simply because you say so. Even though you haven't done anything in this thread to back up your claim, all the while implying that other people's ideas of their truth are mumbo jumbo.
That's hilarious.
If you think so. Without knowing that, their true nature, it's your belief that they are beliefs. They maybe anything.
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Ok..being atheist , you dont believe in any intelligent supreme being ...my question is, you began atheist because of your observiation , experience and what role has religion played in making you atheist?
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The 5th Fighter Command in World War II Vol.2: The End in New Guinea, the Philippines, to V-J Day
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In Volume 2, of a planned three-volume set, the author continues his definitive history of the 5th Fighter Command combining grand world strategy and Pacific strategy with subsequent land and air campaigns. This book describes the 5FC as it continues on the offensive after the reduction of Rabaul in November 1943 and then decimates Japanese air power over western New Guinea, and on its approach to the Philippines. The final destruction of Japanese air and ground forces during the Philippines Campaigns until V-J Day concludes this ultimate chronicle of the Fifth Fighter Command making this history a must for every World War II aviation enthusiast. Volume three will cover: 5FC vs. Japan: Aces, Units, Aircraft, and Tactics.
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Struggling with acne can be frustrating. If you don't have clear skin, it can make you feel less confident.
Don't worry, you're not the only one with problem areas on your skin.
Fortunately, there are several steps you can take to help clear up your acne.
Using tomatoes is one inexpensive home remedy that you can use.
How can using tomatoes externally help to treat and prevent acne?
Did you know that using tomato as part of your skin care routine can help clear up acne and reduce the appearance of acne scars.
Tomatoes is high in several vitamins like Vitamins A, C, E, K, and B6. These vitamins in this tasty food help shrink pores and provide your skin with much-needed nourishment.
To add, the acidity of tomatoes can help balance the pH levels in your skin, making breakouts less likely, Home Remedies for Life says. As an added bonus, tomatoes actually contain salicylic acid, an ingredient you'll find listed on many commercial treatments.
We listed below the proper way on how to use tomatoe as an acne regimen:
The simple solution is sometimes the best.
Step 1. Simply slice the tomato in half and rub it on the affected areas of your face.
Step 2. Massage the juice into your skin and rinse.
Note: While it's not the most effective treatment, it works great for minor breakouts and when you only have a few minutes to get it done.
Try this Tomato face mask: This method should work well on even heavy acne.
Step 1. Take a tomato and slice and X into the top of it.
Step 2. Then, place the tomato under warm water for about a minute and remove the skin.
Step 3. Remove the tomato seeds and mash up the rest of your tomato into a paste.
Step 4. Apply this paste to your entire face and let it set for about an hour before rinsing.
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Try also the Tomato juice face wash: Try this variation if you don't want to sit around for an hour with tomato on your face.
Step 1. Mix one tablespoon of tomato juice with with a few drops of lemon juice in a small dish.
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Life Sport programme director Cornelius Price has condemned the manner in which the auditors undertook their investigations into the controversial programme. Price yesterday said they failed to do their job thoroughly. The audit was done by the Ministry of Finance's Central Audit Unit (CAU). In the 53-page audit, Price's name came up several times, mainly for the criteria he used in selecting companies and the exorbitant prices paid to suppliers.
The report stated that Price was unable to provide adequate answers to the issues raised. Yesterday, a fuming Price said he did nothing wrong and was not to blame for the Life Sport fiasco. He said the auditors did not carry out the audit properly, which put Life Sport in a bad light. "The auditors, in my view, never checked certain things. I find the audit did not pay much attention to checking files.
You compiled files for them and they never checked it." He said the auditors did not look at certain files, which he found strange. "Some of the procurement processes were outlined in the files." Price said Life Sport was asked by the auditors for certain documents, which were supplied to them but "I don't think they read it."
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In one instance, Price said, the auditors refused to see certain files. Price said last Friday, a package was sent to the CAU for their perusal, but he later found out that it was too late since the report was being finalised. "They say they did not get certain documents. Well, all right." Price said he had written statements from co-ordinators who stated that the auditors queried the location of certain "boys" at certain centres, and upon receiving the information, never checked.
Price said he was interviewed by the auditors twice. Price said the auditors highlighted in the report that 200 laptop computers which cost Life Sport $998,500 were not physically located at the centres visited. However, the auditors stated that enquiries from Theodore Charles, assistant programme director, revealed that only 70 laptops were accounted for. Price said as far as he knows "all the laptops are accounted for. I don't know what the auditors looked for. They did not check nothing. That was a pattern. They start off badly."
'I never encouraged anything'
He said normally the auditors would visit the ministry and talk to the permanent secretary and they would compile files and hand over documents. "In this instance, the auditors went straight to the Sport Company for information." Price also took issue with the report, which recommended that the relevant unit of the Ministry of National Security conduct an investigation on the programme's 43 coordinators.
"You cannot make a blanket statement. You are saying that all of them are criminals. That is madness." He felt that the auditors could have observed all the centres and co-ordinators over a period of time, than draw their own conclusions. Tomorrow, Price said, he would hold a press conference at the Ministry of Sport to clear the air on matters that fell under his portfolio. In March, Price was appointed the programme's director. "I wasn't involved in certain things directly.
I could only deal with matters relating to me. When I came in I tried to put things in place. As a manager you have to make decisions on the spot. I never encouraged anything. Let the auditors go and deal with their foolishness that I encouraged things. That is foolishness." He said any invoices that came to him would have been verified. "There are one or two things that may have slipped through. When I came into the system I saw an arrangement...that is something I was accustomed seeing.
So when I became director there was no reason to stop those payments because I saw them coming in all the time. However, there were several other payments that were stopped about two or three months ago for different areas because I became suspicious. When I checked there was nothing. I was being harassed about it."
Missing files Price said the bills had to do with the rental of tents at Bagatelle, Barataria, Carapo, Sangre Grande and Valencia. He admitted that files had gone missing from Life Sport. "There are a lot of files that go missing sometimes. You cannot find it." Price said the only bills he did not sign for were those for janitorial services, "until recently" when his signature was required. Those bills were previously signed off by the project unit for matters in that area.
Asked if he was scared that the PM had sent the report to the Director of Public Prosecutions and Commissioner of Police, Price said, "There is nothing to be scared about. I have not done anything wrong." Is the audit an indictment of him? Price said, "I don't know about any indictment of me. If you look at the report you would see things as far back as 2013.
What happened before (my time) is not my business." The burying of Life Sport, Price said, was not the end of the world. "It finish, it finish. I wasn't born in Life Sport. It was a good programme but it had issues." Price said even though the programme had been scrapped, he would not be out of a job since he had other things to fall back on.


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We have a track record of inspiring individuals, groups and organizations.
Glasgow Women's Library is a hotbed of inspiration. Since 1991 learning and building skills and knowledge with individuals and groups has been at the heart of the Library's work. Its learning programmes, training, activities and events are renowned for being innovative and effective with the broadest range of audiences, learners and service users.
This range of Inspiring Resources has been tried, tested and adapted in a range of settings and has been designed to make a positive impact with groups of colleagues, community and women's groups, as an addition to existing learning programmes, in conference programmes as one off workshops and in a range of other settings.
How we can inspire you and your group.
GWL is funded to deliver many of these resources for free to organisations and individuals in our priority groups. For those groups with whom we are not currently funded to undertake work we have given a cost to enable everyone to benefit from the positive impact of our work. Please contact us to find out if you would like to discuss any of the following workshops, learning modules, activities and events.
Equality In Progress: Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Training
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Training Sessions are designed for organisations who want to ensure their groups, resources, provision and learning programmes are attracting diverse groups of people. Who is accessing your events, services or courses and who isn't and why? How can you ensure your provision is more and more welcoming to all members of our community and how everyone can benefit from a 'widened access' approach to service delivery and learning programming. Facing the fear of 'Equalities mainstreaming' in organisations.
The workshop leaders: Adele Patrick and Rachel Thain-Gray
Who will benefit from these workshops or talks?
Managers, development workers, and colleagues across the public and voluntary and cultural sectors who work with audiences, learners and service users.
Duration: Half a day
Cost: £210 – £315
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Download: Equality in Progress Modules and Costs – full description of our training modules and costs.
Inspired Workshops
Workshop 1
Read, Write and Grow: using texts as sources of inspiration and wellbeing for individuals, service users and groups.
Workshop Descriptor:
This Workshop will introduce a range of ideas of ways that creative texts can be used by individuals and groups to aid confidence, build self esteem and help sustain personal and, or team growth. The concept and models of 'bibliotherapy' and writing and reading for mental health and wellbeing will be explored in a user-friendly and jargon-free way and there will be a chance to experience some of the benefits of reading and writing for personal and team growth in a safe and welcoming workshop format. GWL staff will also offer information on other related methods including storytelling and comedy writing available from practitioners in GWL's wider network.
The workshop leaders: Adele Patrick, Wendy Kirk and Laura Dolan
Who will benefit form this workshop?:
This workshop is designed to be delivered to small groups of up to 12 participants and can be tailored to benefit group leaders and their teams and/or learners and service users and can take place at Glasgow Women's Library or in outreach settings.
Duration: This workshop can be delivered as a half day or full day session.
Cost: Free/ £100 half day, £200 full day session
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Glasgow Women's Library: two decades of changing minds
Bespoke talks and workshops exploring the history, unique resources and programmes of Glasgow Women's Library
Workshop Descriptor:
Glasgow Women's Library's staff are experienced at delivering inspiring and informative talks, presentations and workshops about their work in a variety of settings including:
- Presentations and workshops at conferences
- Talks for festivals, seasonal and learning programmes
- Workshops for educational institutions
- Awareness-raising sessions for youth groups, older women, equalities groups, international and tourist groups.
These sessions can be based at GWL or elsewhere.
The workshop leaders: Depending on the theme, audience or group these sessions can be led by the Senior Managers/Founder Member/Board Member or members of the Learning and/or collections team.
Who will benefit from these workshops or talks?
Thousands of people from school aged groups to international conference delegates have enjoyed discovering about the development of Glasgow's only women's library resource. In addition to having inspiring presentations that can be delivered in formal contexts we are happy to work with smaller groups in an interactive way exploring the treasures and pleasures of GWL and how to make the most of its resources.
Duration: From 30 minute presentations to full day workshops.
Cost: Free/ £20 per hour
Workshop 3
Getting to grips with the 'F Word': exploring feminism with young women.
This workshop begins with a screening of a lively, accessible and provocative video created by Pilton Video and the F Word Girls Group in partnership with Glasgow Women's Library. The film charts the shared learning journeys of a group of culturally diverse young women as they explore the myths and truths about the struggles of women for equality. GWL staff are practiced in facilitating discussion around the themes of the video.
This workshop can also be extended to include some of the workshop elements seen in the video and the materials the young women use are accessible at GWL.
The workshop leaders:
This workshop can be led by members of GWL's Learning or collections teams. Wendy Kirk and Adele Patrick were involved in the development of the original F Word workshops and Morag Smith has successfully screened this resource and facilitated associated workshops across Scotland.
Who will benefit from this workshop?
The video is targeted at young women and those who work with them. The additional workshops are designed for use with young women.
Duration: The film and discussion require half a day but a full day for film screening discussion and workshop elements is recommended.
Cost: Free/£100 half day, £200 full day
Workshop 4
Women's History Bring and Tell
Workshop Descriptor:
Facilitated by Glasgow Women's Library's experienced learning and collections staff this workshop combines the power of oral histories with significance of personal objects that highlights women's lives, histories and achievements. Focussing on the importance of all women's memories and their collections, however modest, whether a photograph, an artefact or memorabilia relating to their own lives or the lives of other women, we help participants to unravel and record the unique stories behind objects and images.
These testimonies can be recorded in a variety of ways by the facilitators and groups are given copies of their recordings. Groups can be shown how to deposit (and access their testimonies) in the collection of GWL if appropriate.
The workshop leaders:
GWL Learning and Collection staff are trained in sensitive methods of oral history gathering and in collecting video records from women. This workshop has been successfully delivered to women from a range of backgrounds, ages and experiences.
Who will benefit from this workshop?
This workshop is beneficial for all groups of women but particularly for older women, groups for whom team and confidence building is a priority and for groups who are looking for a gentle and inspiring introduction to the idea of women's history, the value of reminiscence and the importance of capturing and archiving women's voices and histories.
Duration: half a day for the basic workshop session. Two half days workshops if an additional session is required for the group to be inducted into the GWL archive and be facilitated to deposit their recordings at Glasgow Women's Library.
Cost: Free/ £100 half day/£200 full day
Glasgow Women's Library can also produce transcripts of recordings if required at an extra cost to be negotiated.
Workshop 5
Recording Living Heroines
Workshop Descriptor:
This workshop focuses on the importance of recording (and researching) of the lives of local 'living heroines'. Poignant, funny and inspiring samples from the GWL can be shared either as a starting point for discussion about how and why recording local heroines can be done by groups across Scotland or as a stand alone event that reveals and illuminates the amazing experiences, testimonies and pioneering acheivements of women still living. This workshop can be expanded to include hands on workshop elements that demonstrate how to collect oral histories.
The workshop leaders: Morag Smith, Adele Patrick and Syma Ahmed are all experienced in leading women's history workshops.
Who will benefit from these workshops or talks?
This workshop is enjoyed by groups who may have a general interest in local history, groups who want to learn new skills and would enjoy being inspired to become women's history detectives. The workshop content can also be adapted to help generate a cross generational project or learning. It is an ideal workshop for younger and older women.
Duration: Minimum half day. A workshop programme that included gaining oral history skills would take two days.
Cost: Free/£100 half day/£200 full day. £400 for two day workshop.
Workshop 6
Mapping Local women: an introductory workshop for budding local 'women's history detectives'
Workshop Descriptor:
An informal, hands-on session that introduces the key skills needed to start a project mapping women's histories in specific local areas? How to find your local heroines, how to create a map that could be used for walks and talks, how to undertake research and to make sure your project includes lots of diverse local voices and histories. Research, maps, walks and trails created by GWL and other women's projects will be shared for inspiration.
The workshop leaders: Morag Smith, Adele Patrick, Laura Dolan and Syma Ahmed are all experienced in encouraging women to develop their 'history detective' skills.
Who will benefit from these workshops or talks?
This workshop is ideal for generating a new group or project. It is accessible and of interest to both young and older women, for diverse groups including those that have a range of skills and abilities and for any group interested in creating a future map or walk.
Duration: Introductory workshop one full day (or two half days) Subsequent bespoke workshop sessions up to a 6 week course can be developed.
Cost: Free/ £200 per day
Workshop 7
Developing a Women's History walking tour
Workshop Descriptor:
Since 2005 Glasgow Women's Library has developed a wide range of popular walks based on the hidden histories of women in Glasgow. It has also facilitated in the development of similar walks across Scotland. We offer two workshops that draw on these successful models of group working with a range of excellent outcomes including team building, group working, developing confidence research skills, volunteering opportunities and health and wellbeing.
Workshop 7A: How to create a women's history walk
The story of how GWL and its learners and volunteers created the first women's history walk in Glasgow, pitfalls and skills sharing, tips and ideas. This workshop inspires and encourages women to think about what they could active and the first steps towards highlighting women's achievements in their local area or amongst specific communities of women. How does a walking script get created? How do you start the process of mapping a route? What about risk assessments and insurance? Who can help in this process?
Workshop 7B: How to create maps, printed trails and other women's history walk documents.
Some groups may be interested to undertake research and produce maps or other documents but not the tour guiding element. Others want to do both. This workshop focuses on how to turn research (and a walk script) into a map or other printed document that captures the research and can be shared with a wide range of people. Who is your map targeted at? How can it be distributed for free? What needs to be included and what examples are there to learn from and adapt?
The workshop leaders: Adele Patrick was a coordinator of the Women Make History project and has helped to germinate all the GWL walks and related activities; Laura Dolan and Morag Smith are both involved with the Women make History work at GWL.
Who will benefit from these workshops or talks?
Any group of up to 12 people who would enjoy learning about women's, equalities and local history, learning new skills, sharing their experiences, knowledge and skills and having the exciting experience of working towards launching a new walk, map or other outcome for the benefit of all.
Duration: Workshops 7A and 7B both require a minimum of half a day to deliver. Bespoke course programmes can also be developed in partnership.
Cost: Free/Half day £100
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The Big Women's History Quiz
Event Descriptor:
Glasgow Women's Library has been using a quiz format to engage young women in schools, as an icebreaker for training on equalities and as a popular and fun awareness raising (but highly competitive!) social event for groups of up to 60 women. We are continually adapting and updating our quiz and can tailor this for specific groups and programmes.
The Basic Big Quiz event can be delivered at a venue of your choice for up to 100 people (in groups of 6 or less) and covers women's acheivements and history across a range of topics including Film, Politics, Music and Sport. It is fully illustrated and has been tried and tested and is guaranteed to be a thrilling and memorable event.
Who will benefit from this event?
Everyone attending! This is a novel and enjoyable way of getting people talking about equality. It is a great team builder and a fantastic social event for groups and organizations at any time of the year including International Women's Day, Festivals and end of year celebrations.
Duration: The whole quiz event lasts 4 hours. Three breaks. 13 quiz sections.
Cost: GWL has a fixed price of £500 for the delivery of this event. (Host organisations are encouraged to charge £5 per head for participants to cover these costs if required.) This cost covers quiz mistress and two assistants, fully illustrated quiz, quiz sheets and a contribution of GWL merchandise to the quiz prize.
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