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3.7/5 rDev -5.1%
On Tap
Churchill's Pub & Grille
San Marcos, CA
Light golden in color. Clear. Small near-white head. Nice retention and messy lacing left down the glass. Very pretty.
The aroma is quite nice, and dramatically better than the flavor. Some tropical fruit and citrus character, and just a bit of grass, but not in a distracting or detracting way. Very nice.
The flavor simply isn't quite as bright and vibrant as the aroma. Citrus, some grass, and moderate bitterness. Very clean flavors and wonderfully drinkable.
Medium bodied with moderate-high carbonation. Very appropriate for an easy-drinking IPA.
Good, but most of Societe's other IPAs are significantly better than this offering.
02-10-2013 22:19:59 | More by ehammond1
4.01/5 rDev +2.8%
On tap at the Societe brewhouse.
Pours the usual light yellow color for a Societe IPA. Even lighter than Pupil. Soft white head, not much clarity, probably from the massive humulone in the beer. Slight aroma of pine and grapefruit from the Chinook hops.
Taste lends itself to the same type of bitter citrus and pine references. The mouthfeel leaves you wanting a little, somehow the best sessionable ipa's don't come off this watery. The taste is plenty good and sessionable, it just lacks some weight to it. Just doesn't stack up to the best of session ipa style, not Societe's regular offerings. There's just little to no malt influence or aspect to this beer.
Its cool to see a single hop beer, and this one is a good one, but really, you can't come close to the complexity and deliciousness of the world's best ipas, without using multiple kinds. Good for what it is.
04-25-2013 16:11:53 | More by Beerandraiderfan
3.5/5 rDev -10.3%
04-21-2013 04:06:58 | More by errantnight
4/5 rDev +2.6%
05-24-2014 19:44:05 | More by robear
4/5 rDev +2.6%
01-23-2013 19:07:16 | More by FeelinSurley
4.05/5 rDev +3.8%
10/19 – On tap at Obrien's
A: Pours a light golden blonde color with some faint chill haze and a thin wisp of paper white film on top. There is some nice streaming carbonation present with thin dots and etches of stick down the glass.
S: Smells fruity albeit fairly soft and weak in aroma. I am getting mostly grapefruit and pine with a bit of unripe berry even. Some garden herbs to a lesser degree. There is a bit of soft sweetness to the nose without any sort of malt attributes or alcohol present.
T: Taste is delicately balanced with grapefruit, tangerines, green melon, and fresh pine. There is a moderate amount of bitterness to the beer and a flourish of herbal buds in the finish. Light sugary sweetness, nearly void of any malt character save for some faint bread. Alcohol is pretty much nonexistent. Very light with some real clean flavors. A great sessions really.
M: Very dry and light in body, as to be expected, with a nice even creamy consistency from the carbonation that keeps this Session IPA from becoming overly thin or watery. Has a nice crisp bite towards the finish and some light lingering coat however relatively clean overall.
D: This is a great Sessions IPA and totally crushable. I personally could have used a bit more hop punch from the Chinooks as that is what I have come to love them for but I won't deny the need for a more subtle approach here. The balance is pretty flawless. One of the better Session IPA's I have tried.
01-25-2013 19:56:18 | More by Nugganooch
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
01-20-2013 17:09:12 | More by drewone
4/5 rDev +2.6%
11-02-2013 22:47:49 | More by sisterthelonious
4.04/5 rDev +3.6%
On tap at O'Brien's.
A: Light gold with an inch of white froth. Good clarity.
S: Orange, spicy grapefruit, and a touch of tropical character with a whisper of pine. No malt is evident in the nose. A bit of herbal and floral character wafts from the glass.
T: Dry with a pervasive citrus rind aspect. Herbal and orange notes with a little lemon and tangerine. No malt influence flavor wise but there is the suggestion of a fleeting sweetness. The beer leaves orange pith and unripe orange flesh lingering in the dry finish. Moderately bitter throughout.
M: Upper light body with upper moderate carbonation. The mouthfeel is very dry, crisp, and sticky.
Overall: A good hoppy Pale/IPA from Societe. Well crafted but I sense there is a limit to the complexity to be derived from using 100% Chinook hops.
01-16-2013 23:16:56 | More by HopHead84
4/5 rDev +2.6%
07-16-2013 15:26:20 | More by GoPickItUpBro
3.96/5 rDev +1.5%
On tap at O'Brien's Pub in San Diego, CA.
Pours a hazy yellow with a foamy bone colored head that settles to wisps of film on top of the beer. Small dots of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, citrus zest, and herbal hops. Taste is much the same with a citrus zest flavor on the finish. There is a medium amount of hop bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a good beer that is tasty and easy to drink.
01-21-2013 21:06:39 | More by UCLABrewN84
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
03-27-2013 16:51:03 | More by funkel81
4/5 rDev +2.6%
05-04-2013 19:58:02 | More by CoolEthan
10/19 O'Brien's Anniversary Ale from Societe Brewing Co.
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I'm sure I'm taking his quote out of context, but I will link to the entire FightNetwork.com article so you can see for yourself. But there's a quote where in a new article about Charles "Krazy Horse" Bennett where he claims he "made" MMA:
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Count me among those who believe he's bad for the sport. Look, I'm not some neo-conservative self-righteous prick who is naive about the world. People fuck up, it's a part of life. I also believe people deserve second chances and the benefit of the doubt. But what chance is Krazy Horse on? I lost track but I do know we're well past the point of number two.
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There is one level to hear Avril Lavigne's "What the Hell." It is animated with a typically irresistible Max Martin melody, and, in a similar fashion to her #1 smash hit "Girlfriend," the song pulls you into singing along whether you want to or not. Musically, "What the Hell" is pure, sweet pop ear candy. Lyrically, things are a bit different.
Avril Lavigne has said publicly that the song is a broad statement about personal freedom. However, sung in first person the song does come out sounding, well, a bit intimate and personal in the context of her divorce last year from husband of three years Deryck Whibley. Mind games, pleas to stay together, and the need to break out and engage freely with others are all spelled out in the lyrics of "What the Hell." However, the song leaves significant room for interpretation which does add to its intrigue.
"What the Hell" should slide right into pop radio playlists. It is instantly appealing and tremendously easy to sing yourself. Avril Lavigne once again has riveted our attention which she has done effortlessly with her music since the debut single "Complicated." The full album Goodbye Lullaby hits stores in early March 2010. Until then, "What the Hell" will keep us both singing and thinking.


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So far, Saturday's AFC division playoff game has been dominated by penalties. After the Pittsburgh Steelers' opening drive was greatly assisted by a pass interference call, the Baltimore Ravens received one of their own to drive into enemy territory. Less than 30 game-seconds later, the Ravens' Terrell Suggs and Cory Redding collaborated on a huge defensive touchdown, and the Ravens lead, 14-7.
Throughout their touchdown drive, the Ravens found themselves in several precarious situations. An offensive pass interference call set Joe Flacco's offense back at first-and-20 at their own 22. Near midfield, a sack stuck them with a third-and-15 situation. Both times, though, Baltimore found a way around it.
And then... well, we asked earlier whether the Steelers would be able to mitigate the impact of the Ravens' Terrell Suggs. On the ensuing Steelers possession, Ben Roethlisberger snapped from inside his 10-yard line. After triple-clutching and hesitating with his throw, Roethlisberger had the ball slapped out of his hand by Suggs. Officials did not whistle the play dead.
UPDATE: We have video of the play here.
There were several moments of inaction before the Ravens' Cory Redding finally decided it was a good idea to scoop up the ball and run it into the end zone. The call on the field was a touchdown, and the play was upheld after review. Steelers coach Mike Tomlin now has no more challenges for the rest of the game, which, given how large of an impact the referees have had on the game thus far, could be huge.
The Steelers have the ball with the clock running out in the first quarter.
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CHICAGO - NeoCon, the annual design exposition and conference for commercial interiors, has unveiled the keynote speakers for the 2013 show, to be held June 10-12 at Chicago's Merchandise Mart.
Show organizers have lined up Bjarke Ingels, founder of BIG; Michael Vanderbyl, principal of Vanderbyl Design; Holly Hunt, president and CEO of Holly Hunt; and Lauren Rottet, FAIA, FIIDA, interior architect and founder of Rottet Studio. Keynote programs are free to attend for trade professionals only.
Bjarke Ingels
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Bjarke Ingels founded BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) in 2005 after co-founding PLOT Architects in 2001 and working at OMA in Rotterdam. Through a series of award-winning design projects and buildings, Ingels has developed a reputation for designing buildings that are as programmatically and technically innovative as they are cost and resource conscious.
Ingels has received numerous awards and honors, including the Danish Crown Prince's Culture Prize in 2011, the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale in 2004 and the ULI Award for Excellence in 2009. In 2011, the Wall Street Journal awarded Bjarke the Architectural Innovator of the Year Award. In 2012, the American Institute of Architects granted the 8 House its Honor Award, calling it "a complex and exemplary project of a new typology."
Alongside his architectural practice, Ingels taught at Harvard University, Yale University, Columbia University and Rice University and is an honorary professor at the Royal Academy of Arts, School of Architecture in Copenhagen.
Michael Vanderbyl
8 a.m. Tuesday, June 11
Sponsored by Teknion and presented by ASID
Michael Vanderbyl has gained international prominence in the design field as a practitioner, educator, critic and advocate. Since being established in San Francisco in 1973, his firm, Vanderbyl Design, has evolved into a multidisciplinary studio with expertise in identity, print and digital communications, interiors, showrooms, retail spaces, signage, textiles, fashion apparel, packaging, furniture and product design.
Printed work by Vanderbyl has gained recognition in every major design competition in the United States and Europe. His work is part of the permanent collections of several museums and is featured in national and international publications. Vanderbyl's showroom and product designs have also earned numerous awards and distinctions.
Holly Hunt
1 p.m. Tuesday, June 11
Presented by the Design Center at The Merchandise Mart
A native of Texas, Holly Hunt describes her design-centric business of showrooms and product for interior designers as a business of 10,000 details. Hunt leads Holly Hunt, the company, as president and CEO and is intimately involved in design and creative work.
In 1983, Hunt began in the interior design business by buying a small showroom in Chicago's Merchandise Mart, which she filled with the best-of-class luxury designer collections. She subsequently expanded her reach into all major U.S. markets.
The Holly Hunt brand has become the premier design and distribution entity for high-end interior furnishings in the country. She has often been credited with raising the bar in interior design showrooms. Home & Garden magazine recognized Holly Hunt as the Top Showroom in its Best of the Best awards three years in a row.
Lauren Rottet
Noon Wednesday, June 12
Sponsored by Decca Contract and presented by AIA Chicago
Lauren Rottet, FAIA, FIIDA, interior architect and founder of Rottet Studio, is equally known for her expertise and leadership in the design of office environments, hotels and now residences. In particular, she is cited for her expertise in advancing office design to reflect a current approach based on technology, contemporary methods of working and bringing a more relaxed hospitality approach to the office.
Among her extraordinary record of awards, publications, juries and honors, Rottet recently became the only woman in history to be elevated to Fellow status by both the American Institute of Architects and International Interior Design Association.
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This year's NeoCon continues to offer a variety of continuing education and professional development opportunities. The schedule includes nearly 100 CEU-accredited seminars and industry association forums, giving trade professionals the opportunity to discover the newest trends and techniques from some of the top names in the industry.
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PREVIEW IN PRINT | FEATURE: The Art of the Louvre's Tuileries Garden
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COVER IMAGE: Roy Kiyooka, Untitled (Woman in Green Blouse) (1953), oil on Masonite
[Herringer Kiss Gallery, Calgary AB May 17-Jun 14]
Masterworks from the Beaverbrook Art Gallery
Calgary AB May 24-Aug 24, 2014
Radical Repetition: Albers to Warhol
Whatcom Museum
Bellingham WA Apr 19-Aug 17, 2014
The Art of the Louvres Tuileries Garden
Portland Art Museum
Portland OR Jun 14-Sep 21, 2014
Portland Collects: British Ceramics
Museum of Contemporary Craft
Portland OR Feb 28-Aug 23, 2014
Modernism in the Pacific Northwest: The Mythic and the Mystical
Seattle Art Museum
Seattle WA Jun 19-Sep 7, 2014
Douglas Coupland: everywhere is anywhere is anything is everything
Vancouver Art Gallery
Vancouver BC May 31-Sep 1, 2014
Deon Venter: Midden: Charcoal and Oil Wash Drawings
Duthie Gallery
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Kardosh Projects/Marion Scott Gallery
Vancouver BC Jun 19-Aug 9, 2014
Photographic Presence and Contemporary Indians: Matika Wilburs Project 562
Tacoma Art Museum
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A Parallax Harry Kiyooka & Roy Kiyooka
Herringer Kiss Gallery
Calgary AB May 17-Jun 14, 2014
Claiming Space: Voices of Urban Aboriginal Youth
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Tim Okamura: Her Story
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Margaret Peterson: A Search in Rhythm
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Camille Pissarro, Place du Carrousel, Paris (1900), oil on canvas [Portland Art Museum, Portland OR, Jun 14-Sep 21] National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, Ailsa Mellon Bruce Collection
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Antoine Coysevox, Hamadryade (1710), marble [Portland Art Museum, Portland OR, Jun 14-Sep 21] Musèe du Louvre, Paris, Photo: © RMN-Grand Palais / Art Resource, NY
Originally commissioned by dowager Queen Catherine de Medici in 1564, the Tuileries Garden in Paris was later transformed by landscape architect André Le Nôtre into a formal garden for Louis XIV, the Sun King. It 1667, it became one of the first public parks in Europe, transitioning from a place for entertaining nobility only. This 63-acre Parisian landmark, which stretches from the Louvre to Place de la Concorde, has inspired generations of artists. And, with its many monumental sculptures dotting the beautiful grounds, it has also acted as an outdoor museum.
This major travelling exhibit brings together more than 100 Tuileries-inspired works created by acclaimed European and American artists from the 17th to the 20th centuries. Several of the large-scale pieces from the garden itself have never before left France.
The iconic, elegant outdoor setting has influenced painters such as Édouard Manet, Camille Pissarro and Childe Hassam, as well as photographers such as Eugène Atget, Henri Cartier-Bresson and André Kertész and sculptors such as François-Joseph Bosio, Antoine Coysevox and Aristide Maillol. Paintings, drawings, sculpture and photography show depictions of the grounds in both historical documentations and expressive artistic renderings. The art, design and evolution of the impressive manicured park filled with sculptured hedgerows, fountains and mazes are accentuated in this comprehensive collection, whose pieces span from classic to contemporary.
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Echoes of the world wide discontent with globalization are currently being heard in Pakistan. A widespread movement, sparked by the so-called reforms that the government of Pakistan has introduced in the health and education sectors ostensibly to improve the quality of both sectors, is increasing in momentum, disrupting governmental plans to quietly privatize both. Very simply, and without any reference to the 'p' word (privatization), the government has decreed the setting up of a board of governors (BOG) in each hospital and educational institution (universities, colleges and schools) that would comprise of approximately 20 members drawn predominantly from the private sector. This BOG would have complete control over sale and management of all assets including property, hiring, firing and salaries of all staff, setting of fees for students and patients, in addition to any other acts that the BOG may feel is suitable for its purvey. There is no recourse to appeal to the decisions of the BOG. Each BOG would be headed by a chairperson who would have CEO type authority in making these decisions and implementing them.
In the case of education, a Model University Ordinance has been promulgated that encapsulates reforms suggested by a Commission that was headed by Mr. Lakha, the chairman of the private Agha Khan University. The commission which has now been given a permanent position as the Higher Education Commission, vigorously denies that the reforms will lead to privatization and points to the fact that this word is not mentioned once in its report. It is claimed that BOGS will make the system more efficient. This is undeniable. BOGS will certainly be an efficient instrument to enforce the draconian reforms while perpetuating the power of those behind them. That it will completely kill the 'effectiveness' or the raison d 'etre of the education system is of course besides the point. Efficiency and profits are the holy grail of the new world order and BOGS will probably do its job admirably in order to increase both for the private sector. BOGS' efficiency will be guaranteed since it won't be responsible to anybody in the ultimate analysis and there have been no guidelines set to evaluate the performance of BOGS.
Old government schools, universities, colleges and hospitals occupy acres of prime property. The Punjab University, for instance, has approximately 2800 acres of prime property. Some in the education bureaucracy who have publicly supported the ordinance are no doubt looking forward to having access to these resources to generate funds for the institutions i.e. themselves as members of the BOGs. Nothing in the history of various boards in Pakistan and the careers of these people leads us to believe anything other than this is possible. Indeed, according to Prof. Nazim Hussein, Chairperson of the Joint Action Committee leading the protests, one of the old government schools in Raja Bazaar in Rawalpindi recently placed under this system has now been 'efficiently' replaced by shops that were allegedly sold for Rs. 1 crore each. Although the school is no longer, the BOG for that school still stands and of course the members need their pay.
Why does the Commission's claim that fees for students will not rise to the point that they are prohibitive, not surprise anyone? Perhaps because we know that the Commission would find itself in a slightly awkward position if it acknowledged that very soon, the policy will eliminate all those 'unlucky' enough to be born rich. They will be relieved of the onerous job of going to classes and getting an education. Fees in some of the Lahore colleges where some version of BOGS has already been implemented now range from Rs. 32,000 to 40,000 per year, with the result that a student who topped her F.A. exams was unable to study at the prestigious Kinnaird College for Women (where fees currently stand at Rs. 38,000). It is not hard to see that this trend will and can only grow, depriving middle and lower middle class students of a decent education. Since most of the BOGS are composed of members of private corporations (some of which call themselves educational institutions), the members are lavishly paid with the salaries of some as high as Rs. 300,000 a month. Instead of the state supporting students, the students will end up supporting the BOGS.
The fact is that with the government clearly not having any intention of increasing spending on education, further fee rises are inevitable inspite of current government reassurances to the contrary. Mr. Lakha insists that parents must know the "true†cost of educating their children. In an interview to Herald, a monthly magazine, he said "we must inform them that even if their tuition fee is say Rs. 2000, the actual cost of education is around Rs. 80,000 and the state is paying as much as Rs. 78,000â€. How will parents be informed of these "true costs†if not by bearing them, is anybody's guess. The Model University ordinance has creatively spelt out all its activities in detail that will lead to privatization, without mentioning that word once. It must be commended on that.
What is truly ironic is that the private universities themselves, upheld as examples would be unable to be what they are if it were not for government subsidies (access roads, electricity connections), international aid (CIDA, USAid) or simply the benevolence of their founders (e.g., the Agha Khan for AKU). And LUMS, AKU, GIK and IBA represent less than 1% of the total privatized educational institutes in Pakistan. The rest have no facilities, no open spaces, no libraries worth talking about, almost no permanent staff and produce lower quality graduates than the public institutions, while charging higher fees.
That the quality of Pakistan's public universities will go down with these reforms is a foregone conclusion. Pakistan is not the first country to undergo privatization of education. In other developing countries, privatization has already reduced access and declined quality (see for example, Martin Carnoy and Patrick McEwan's (both of Stanford University) study of Chile's educational reforms). With universities and colleges being encouraged to become 'sustainable', they often have no resort but to drastically cut the number and quality of teachers. Although an individual teacher may earn much more, the student/teacher ratio increases in each class and teachers are unable to do anything more than deliver carbon copy lectures all day. A case in point: Since being privatized, the English literature department at Government College has laid off most senior staff to reduce costs. They now hire recently graduated girls, who are not paid more than around Rs. 5000, or retired professors who again are happy to work for a pittance. There is no continuation, no commitment to research, and no quality control since teachers change from term to term. Similarly, in hospitals junior doctors with little or no experience are in charge as higher grade and senior doctors have been forced to retire to reduce costs. The quality of both education and health are being jeopardized under the new system. How the Commission has promised to be able to pay the new salaries to doctors and teachers without making fees for students and patients prohibitive (remember the common man whose average income is Rs. 2000 supports a family of at least four) is beyond human calculation.
As part of these reforms, educational institutions have been forced to introduce self financed seats. The idea is that students who may not have made it on merit to the prestigious state universities can pay extra for the privilege to study and since they would pay so much they would value their education more. One can only imagine how competitive and inspiring one can expect one's fellow student to be given that 30-50% of them will have 'won' their seats in an auction. And expectedly, the 'self-finance' (a phrase which has a perverse, and no doubt deliberate resemblance to 'self-made') fee amount is now only the bare minimum that students seeking admission have to pay. The more they can "donate†above and beyond that, the better their chances of admission.
The fact is that the problems highlighted by the Lakha commission which is being taken as the basis for all these reforms, are not related to public spending vs. private but to the suffocating hierarchy that is present in all our institutions. The Model University Ordinance further consolidates that hierarchy by consolidating unprecedented power at the top, in addition to privatizing education. The key to useful change is not handing over government responsibility to BOGS but in fact diverting more state resources and responsibility to health and education. At a paltry less than 3% of GNP each it is a joke. There is no doubt that there are numerous problems within this system. However, the fact that these institutions are able to deliver any quality at all at these contribution levels from the government, is a testament to the dedication of many within these institutions.
In the final analysis, it would be naïve to consider only the Commission as the perpetrator of these reforms. These are a logical extension of the larger privatization agenda that is operative in the country, and driven by the IMF and World Bank. There is not just operational evidence like the meetings between the Higher Education Commission and World Bank officials reported in various newspapers, but also the imprint of the World Bank/IMF world view where so called "subsidies†to health and education are being trashed.
Subsidies to health and education are not just that, they are subsidies to the development and independence of a nation. We in Pakistan are well on our way towards the fate of country's like Zambia where the World Bank practiced its privatization policies in health and education with predictably disastrous results. As it is the government currently only supports approximately 30% of the education sector and roughly the same of the health sector. The rest has been privatized already. This 30% of the overall health and education facilities has to support around 60% of our population that lives on or below the poverty line and another 20-30% that is marginally above it. There are already privatized schools, colleges, universities, and hospitals that provide services to the upper middle class onwards. Thus 70% of the health and education facilities already cater to the less than 10% of Pakistan's population that constitutes the upper middle class and beyond. Privatizing the remaining facilities will not provide substantial gains to these upper classes but will mean absolute destitution for those below.
It is in this recognition of the role of IMF and World Bank, in this stance against the privatization of health and education and the imposition of corporate rule leading to further sharp divisions within the society, that the movement of these teachers, doctors and lawyers has taken on the role of a political movement. Widespread protests against these reforms are taking place in all major and smaller cities all over Pakistan. A Joint Action Committee representing teachers, doctors and lawyers has been set up that is leading these protests. While media reportage of this movement has been extensive in the vernacular press, English dailies have tended to accord it less space. It would be foolish to dismiss these protests as the protests of the inefficient in the system who are going to be thrown out by the reforms. A case in point is the leadership of the movement in Punjab, which includes Dr. Yasmin Rashid, a renowned gynecologist in Lahore, a professor at Fatima Jinnah and King Edward Medical colleges and who has made important research contributions. She was the first person in the world to isolate the gene located in microcephly. She has been performing in-utero transfusion for free for poor patients and this is a procedure that costs around E 10,000 at the Cromwell Hospital in London. She is also associated with Ganga Ram hospital where she and some other doctors have been arranging for all patients in her ward to receive free lunch for the last three years. She and others leading this movement have very little to gain from this rebellion but a lot to lose. As of November 26th, Dr. Yasmin Rashid, Prof. Nazim Hussain (chairman of the JAC) and five others in JAC leadership have been dismissed from their positions.
A unique feature of this protest movement is the coming together of previously antagonistic groups like the left and the Islami Jamiat-e-Tulaiba (IJT, loosely translated as Islamic Students Group). IJT, initially funded by the CIA is now driven by the needs of its constituents who are primarily from the lower middle class, and has had to rebel against past masters. These reforms are being pushed through at such speed and with such fierce disregard for the opinion of the all stakeholders that most people have not even had the time to realize exactly what the reforms will mean for the Pakistani society. Of course, the government has not helped matters by not releasing any details to maintain a level of ambiguity about the reforms. At the same time, this very disregard for whatever concerns they have voiced is making the protestors angrier by the day. These reforms strike at the heart of whatever meagre gains the middle class and below had made in the last fifty years in Pakistan. There is increasing awareness among the protesting groups that it is not just any other reform to the system but one which will mean massive disenfranchisement and a complete catastrophe for the fragile remanents of a civic society that exist in Pakistan.
The movement has made some significant gains including the reversal of a denationalizing order that was due to be implemented in July 2002. During the first week of December 2002, President or General Musharaf, depending on how he wants to be known that day, stated that the Model University Ordinance will not be repealed even though they are open to making some changes. All of this is significant for a protest movement that is trying to make inroads in a highly depoliticized society, in a country where none of the major political parties has shown any commitment to their demands. More importantly, the movement has the tide of history with it to some extent. All over the world, people are rebelling against the New World Order that has been plundering their resources and taking away any gains that might have been made in the 60s.


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KMFDM are INCREDIBLE. everything they do is just insanity... this song is so groovy.
It's everything industrial should be. it has groove, percussion perfection and great lyrical content. Tim Skold... enough said.
Not even close to the best KMFDM song... But close enoughListen to sample
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This band and song is very amazing, just feel the song will break the language barrier so much excitement and emotions and feeling into this song I really love this band and the album and the band themselves I cannot wait for their next album! LONG LIVE AKADO!
I can't give any comments on the lyrics for this explosive song since Akado is a Russian band but anywho. This song is simply unbelievable, please ignore the Russian bit and just listen to it. Words can't explain how incredible it is.
I love this song so much. I have a soft spot for industrial electronica and this song is every reason as to why that is. The singing is very low and I can't work out any of it, I don't know why it's so low but regardless this is a really cool song.Listen to sample
I don'w know how KMFDM do it. this song has a very different feel to any song you've ever heard. the music is slightly more simple than normal. so where's the brilliance? the lyrics are just... WOW. such a strong message.Listen to sample
When I say "Hanzel Und Gretyl" 9/10 of you will say... "who? ". Truth is they're the best industrial metal band to have ever formed and they are the reason lame Rammstein exists. a little off topic sorry. This song is such a great song, although H. u. G have simple lyrics that's where they hold their charm. The music is heavy and complicated leaving the lyrics to a simple little package... lovely.Listen to sample
Greatest song ever by one of the greatest bands in this world.Listen to sample
Bile are another underrated and not well known band. They have a way around music like no other. they're a very talented all-round bunch. structural strength, their samples are subtle and very tight, their instrumental work is very impressive and their lyrics are clever.
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"We're getting a lot of complaints lately of cars passing school buses with the safety arm extended," said Maj. Brian Seldon. "We will be out cracking down on school safety."
Seldon reminds drivers to watch for children walking to school and waiting at school bus stops. When a school bus' stop arm is extended, traffic in both directions is required by Indiana law to stop, he said. This includes traffic in all lanes, in both directions, and on multi-lane roadways unless there is a physical barrier, a median, or a dividing section constructed to impede vehicular traffic.
Disregarding a school bus stop arm is a Class B misdemeanor punishable with up to 180 days in jail and a $1,000 fine. Police have a zero tolerance for anyone disregarding a school bus stop arm or speeding in a school zone, he said.
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Kevin Williamson isn't a fan of the recent upsurge in usage of the term "economic patriotism", both for practical and historical reasons:
"Economic patriotism" and its kissing cousin, economic nationalism, are ideas with a fairly stinky history, having been a mainstay of fascist rhetoric during the heyday of Franklin D. Roosevelt's favorite "admirable Italian gentleman." My colleague Jonah Goldberg has labored mightily in the task of illustrating the similarities between old-school fascist thinking and modern progressive thinking on matters political and social, but it is on economic questions that contemporary Democrats and vintage fascists are remarkably alike. In fact, their approaches are for all intents and purposes identical: As most economic historians agree, neither the Italian fascists nor the German national-socialists nor any similar movement of great significance had anything that could be described as a coherent economic philosophy. The Italian fascists put forward a number of different and incompatible economic theories during their reign, and the Third Reich, under the influence of Adolf Hitler's heroic conception of history, mostly subordinated economic questions as such to purportedly grander concerns involving destiny and other abstractions.
Which is to say, what the economic nationalism of Benito Mussolini most has in common with the prattling and blockheaded talk of "economic patriotism" coming out of the mealy mouths of 21st-century Democrats is the habit of subordinating everything to immediate political concerns. In this context, "patriotism" doesn't mean doing what's best for your country — it means doing what is best for the Obama administration and its congressional allies. This is where my fellow conservatives who write off Barack Obama as a Marxist really get it wrong: He has no meaningful economic philosophy whatsoever. Marxism might be a moral step backward for Barack Obama, but it would be an intellectual step up in the sense that it at least represents a coherent worldview. ("At least it's an ethos.") In years of listening to Barack Obama's speeches, I've never detected any evidence that he understands, or even has any interest in, economic questions as such. He is simply a keen political calculator. The conflation of the national interest — "patriotism" — with the interest of the party or the supreme leader is too familiar a demagogic technique to require much explication.
That's the Washington way: Create stupid financial incentives, complain when people respond to them — and then declare that conformity with your political agenda is identical to patriotism. The production values may be Hollywood slick, but this is just another third-rate sequel: Banana Republic: The Tax Code Strikes Back.
Except the tax code is not striking back. Democrats complain about it, but they rarely if ever try to do anything about the industry handouts and sweetheart deals enshrined therein — given that they wrote so many of them, why would they?


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1. Mike Sherman is fired
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3. UT found a way to one up Sherman's firing with the wild rumor that Mack Brown will retire after the Baylor game.
4. Heath Bell signed with the Marlins.
5. Stars beat the Senators on Bobblehead night.
6. People around the metroplex go in to full apesh*t mode when it comes to cold, snowy-like weather.
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