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You all know that saying about the grass being greener on the other side of the fence. Well, sometimes for me, it's the other side of the arena. As a native New Yorker and die-hard city girl, I'm always fascinated and in awe of the effortless and authentic cool of cowgirls. Having a vacation home…Published on September 21, 2011
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Once a Pop Up Pavilion for Chanel, Architect Zaha Hadid's Work Is Displayed in Paris
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Must-have & fab home style offers that will easily fake out high end pieces- for real! The label queen in all of us will love this collection!It should come as no surprise that we are big, big fans of Missoni'#39;s timeless yet distinctive graphic signature designs and like many of you out there, we are stoaked about their expansive 400+ piece collection for Target which bows Sept. 13th. And with prices starting at $2.99, the deals can'#39;t get any sweeter.Published on August 16, 2011
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The Boy Who Loved Chapter 38The Boy Who Loved Chapter 38 by nagisa2345
Chapter Thirty-Eight:
Planning and Panicking
By the time December officially rolled around, Harry and Draco had both secured themselves part time jobs and had formed a semblance of a routine.
Draco had gotten a part time job in their local supermarket as a stock room assistant. It wasn't the best pay in the world -around £6.50 an hour -but it was still better than what he'd gotten at the Tesco's in Surrey. As soon as they'd started the search for jobs Harry had insisted on taking the blonde boy to a bank and setting up an account. Draco had been surprised, murmuring about how the wizarding banks had goblins handle their money. This had sparked a very long afternoon of questioning from Harry, but he hadn't minded. When they eventually set up Draco's account, they went around applying for jobs. Draco landed one almost instantly in their local supermarket as a position had just become available. Harry took a little longer but he soon found some work in the local animal shelter
Grangers Cafe Chapter 48Grangers Cafe Chapter 48 by nagisa2345
Chapter Forty-Eight:
The Trial
Part 1
June continued hot and heavy outside the double-glazed windows. More and more people flooded to the cafe for smoothies, ice creams, iced teas and an out of the way place to sit and chat. For the most part Draco and Harry had settled into a comfortable routine. There had been a few bad days where Harry would finish a shift and come upstairs to relieve Draco of his babysitting duties, only to find their daughter in her high chair with snot dripping down her nose, and her eyes wet and red, whilst Draco had locked himself in the bathroom, chanting, "Shut up shut up shut up!" It had broken Harry's heart, especially with the progress that they'd been making, even suggesting that Draco go to see a counsellor once a week. They'd only been to two appointments. When asked, Hermione had offered that it might be the stress of the trial that was playing heavily on Draco's mind. They'd taken it all one day at a time.
The last few days of June had passed w
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To my reviewers of 'GRANGERS CAFE',
I am awfully sorry if you don't read this in time, but I have a very strong feeling that my story will be taken down off the website due to one prissy little anonymous reviewer who decided that my story was unrealistic, sadistic, wrought with child abuse and sexual abuse etc [basically everything that I have put warnings up for] and has decided that I am 'sick' and my story is 'sick' and that they are going to report me.
I thought it would be best to warn you in case this story was literally ruined almost fifty chapters in because some little cow got their knickers in a twist.
The things some people say behind the anonymous tag though is simply disgusting and it just got WORSE:
Chapter 3: it's called a divorce
Chapter 4: it's lily luna, and it's called a divorce, the good parents, ie, the fathers would get custody and gin would go to jail for child abuse, endangerment, theft, embezzlement, conspiricy, and krum would go to jail as well for child abuse, theyd get registered as sex offenders, etc.
Chapter 5: that is evidence. i mean really, you act as though laws dont exist.
Chapter 8: are you 12? who the hell would let all this happen? they are called police and aurors. harry is friends with the minister, and is head auror.
Chapter 9: kids dont act like that after they're 6. seems to me you are a pervert and possibly a child abuser. those kids are 11. you act like laws dont exist and risk is not a big deal. im reporting you.
Chapter 11: no, the lawyer would not be able to do anything in court, because she is rude and you can say, no im not going to hire you because you are rude and swear in a family establishment. are you high or just an idiot?
Chapter 15: of course she can fire ginny. she is a rude worker, swears and makes scenes. everyone who acts that way gets fired. use your brain.
Chapter 19: al and scorp is child abuse. and if their dads marry , it's brother with brother? that's sick. you're sick. you're getting reported.</b>
You see, what this oh so brilliantly LOGICAL person has decided to ignore is that in the HP universe memories can be modified and obliviated, and I think for Harry at the start of the story, getting himself and the children AWAY from Ginny was the main thing that he wanted. And perhaps it was because I have been building UP to Ginny's long-awaited trial just so that it would be jaw-dropping. Yes, a lot of this story has evidence pouring out of it. But even in the muggle universe policemen and detectives can be dumber than a rock, so I don't doubt some magic folk are like that too.
In the chapter 9 review I don't know where the hell 6-year-olds were mentioned in that chapter but I think that this genius has decided that they don't know much about the Harry Potter Universe. Or for that matter, how to use Grammar. Although, yes I am apparently a pervert for addressing some issues that occur in about 2/3's of the world, but hey! I like little kiddies *sarcasm* The sheer pathetic excuse of a brain inside that person's head really makes me worry for humanity.
I'm also wondering, if they hated this story why did they continue to another ten chapters? Did they think my kiddie loving tendencies would diminish? That Ginny would vanish into thin air? Did they actually READ the plot of the story or did they just look for things to gripe about and whine, and complain and PMS about?
Also, did I say Albus and Scorpius were in an intense physical relationship? No, no I don't believe I did. I believe I merely mentioned that -since both come from broken homes and seek the comfort of someone who literally understands what they are going through -And that they have literally matured beyond the mentality of 11-years-old due to their broken homes and having to become increasingly independent. I thought that was a given, but apparently not. Besides, Draco and Harry have not even brought up marriage just yet, Albus and Scorpius are 11, so by the time they want a proper physical relationship they will most likely go off with other people, so no, there will be no brother on brother. Please, don't you dare try to accuse me of things that have literally NOT HAPPENED in my story.
You obviously don't know the definition of paedophile - it would only be that if one of the boys was older than eighteen or sixteen. Anyway, eleven year olds exchanging kisses isn't that weird. Hell, they do that in the real world, so why would it be weird in the HP verse? We're talking about the universe where an eleven year old confronted a troll and an nearly insane teacher. Exchanging a few kisses wouldn't be that weird. And sleeping side by side in the same bed isn't that weird either if they feel comfortable with each other.
The fact that your mind went to that, dear demented reviewer, is the fact that YOU are sick in the head, YOU are a dirty little minded excuse of a human being and YOU should be bloody well reported for such unwarranted abuse of an author simply doing what she loves -writing -about FICTIONAL characters in a FICTIONAL plot line on a FICTIONAL website.
Oh, and if you do read this, I AM NOT 12. I am 21. Learn to read numbers correctly when checking out my profile.
And to my beloved reviewers who know how to politely critique someone, I am sorry for the rant and the insight to my slightly darker my sarcastic state of mind, but I refuse to allow myself be bullied by such disgusting low-life little rejects of humanity, that think it's okay to be so abusive just because they can hide behind the anonymous tag.
I hope you have a good day.
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I have left my pilsner in the secondary for about 2 months, is this okay? Its in a dark place. Can i leave in the secondary for much longer? or is this good?
Yes, it's fine. You could leave it longer still if you need to, but it definately should be ready.
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Whew! When I saw the title of the post I thought by "leaving beer" you meant quitting homebrewing. Then I read your post. No problem. I should be ready now and it should be fine.


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Burke & Wills
- Address:
226 West 79th Street
New York, NY 10024Neighborhood:
Upper West Side
- Cuisine:
AustralianPrice: $31 to $50
Burke & Wills
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.burkeandwillsny.com/
- Phone: (646) 823-9251
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch/Lunch: Saturday: 11:00am - 4:00pm
Sunday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm
Friday & Saturday: 5:30pm - 12:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Australian, Mediterranean
- Executive Chef: Stan Matusevich
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Weekend Brunch, Wine
A word from Burke & Wills
Modern Australian bistro focusing on seasonal produce. Chef Stan Matusevich creates a menu of modern Australian fare, with items including creative takes on authentic dishes like a Kangaroo Burger. The restaurant also features a selection of seafood from the Raw Bar, as well as daily changing specials from the Rotisserie.Continued
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Burke & Wills reviews from OpenTable diners
81 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (52)fit for foodies (42)romantic (29)special occasion (24)vibrant bar scene (19)good for groups (16)great for brunch (11)notable wine list (9)late-night find (8)hot spot (6)great for lunch (6)scenic view (5)kid-friendly (2)Show More
- Amazing nightbond45Dined on 11/19/2014Went here with my girlfriend and another friend if ours. Was not sure what to expect, once we walked in it was a calm soothing atmosphere with a lot of smiles. We were seated and immediately met by a friendly courteous face speaking in an Australian accent. She asked if she could get me a drink, and I asked what she suggested for beer. She steered me toward an Australian beer that I never had, and will now order again! Apps/small plates/and dinner were amazing! Definately recommend the raw bar and anything else. Kangaroo burger, duck, and lamb. ALL perfect!!!!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunch is excellentfoodieDined on 11/16/2014This is an excellent place for brunch. The food is delicious, one is able to talk, and the service is fantastic. This was my second time, and I'll certainly return.Many thanks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Aussie Fare/Hidden Gem BarFilmSaavyVIPDined on 11/4/2014Love this place. The owners are always welcoming and the food always top notch. The bar tender mixes some great variations on classics. But the real treat for me is sneaking upstairs after a good meal to the Manhattan Cricket Club speakeasy. Classy cocktails in an exclusive classy setting. Mixologist Greg Seder has done wonders with this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinnerBarbVIPDined on 10/17/2014Had a group of 6 friends - lots of good small plates to share and great rotisserie chicken main course!Special Features:
- penelVIPDined on 10/10/2014Wonderful atmosphere - bar area and rear dining room with glass ceiling. Delicious food, very attentive waiters, nice wines and special service that makes one feel special. A little expensive for the small portions, but worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious food, attentive serviceLizRDined on 10/8/2014Our family chose this for a birthday dinner, and had a perfect, intimate booth for three! The skylit dining room is very attractive, the seafood was great.Special Features:
- Great food and uniquely AustraliannumnumnumDined on 9/30/2014I was a little concerned that the quality of the food would suffer because of the focus on an Australian theme. Not the case at all. Every item was outstanding. We actually arrived a little early and were able to grab a drink and oysters during their happy hour special. The spiced duck entree was probably the standout dish of the night. Great setting and really good service as well.Special Features:
- Fun brunchfoodieDined on 9/28/2014The brunch was excellent and the service great! I'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointed Down UnderSAL1VIPDined on 9/27/2014Menu looked promising and several items delivered. Gnocchi was soft and puffy. Lamb was delicious and prepared medium rare so ordered. Service was frightful. Waited almost a half hour for our cocktails to be delivered and then, of course, the food arrived immediately .... The food almost beat the cocktails. The waitress for an adjoining table saw our problem and went to search. The glasses were overfilled with big ice cubes that had to be picked out before you could tip the glass to drink. The service spoiled what could have been a nice neighborhood dinner. Once again, the food was very tasty and well plated.
- DeliciousLuv2eatDined on 9/25/2014Well prepared and tasty dinner. The restaurant is beautiful, cozy and wonderful for conversation. What a wonderful addition to our Upper West Side neighborhood.Special Features:
- RomanticGenaGDined on 9/23/2014Great atmosphere for the UWS. Service was excellent. There is a secret speak easy upstairs that has a great feel to it. Would highly recommend this place to anyone!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hubby liked too burgerJan123Dined on 9/19/2014We walked in to a quaint appearing bar with attractive wood rafters and partitioned bar seating. We were seated in a very attractive room with glass skylights and promptly waited on by a personable waiter. Tuna criudo was excellent as was the too burger and salmon. Chocolate cake was moist and rich Would absolutely returnSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprisedmikeg52Dined on 9/14/2014Had a birthday dinner after a trip to the Museum of Natural History. Waitress and manager extremely pleasant and explained Australian sensibilities about food and wine. Portions were small to medium but appetizers, and entrees were extremely well prepared and bordering on memorable. Have to admit that it was one of my most enjoyable restaurant experiences in quite a long time.Special Features:
- Hungry and PuzzledOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014I really wanted to like this place more. Whilst the service was good and we liked the ambiance, we were left hungry by the undersized meals, and puzzled by the deconstructed Pavlova desert. Why not make a proper Pavlova?
- What a fantastic dining experience!JimSDined on 9/5/2014We went here to celebrate a friends birthday last night & it was amazing! The food & plating were excellent and the ambiance was great!! The hostess, waiter, and manager seemed so invested in making sure we had a great time and that the birthday boy was made to feel extra special. Our server Cassie was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. She made us feel like we were the only guests that mattered in the restaurant and they were busy. She was fantastic! Afterwards we went upstairs to the speakeasy which I also highly recommend. I was looking for a specific drink that they didn't have the ingredients for but the skilled bartender was able to make something comparable and it was delicious! This was our first but certainly not our last visit!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Brunch SpecialsEmilyRMMcDined on 8/31/2014Wonderful brunch menu as well as a great cocktail list. Perfect for a Sunday with friends or your significant other!Special Features:
- Totally Unexpected!SalkaDined on 8/25/2014Came for my birthday as I wished to stay low-key and outside my neighbourhood. It appears to be quite the dive bar which is what I anticipated but was greeted by an elegantly dressed hostess who showed us to our table. In their dining room I was pleasantly surprised. Formidable wine and cocktail list which complemented the Aussie theme. For starters, my girlfriend and I ordered a few oysters on the half shell and the baked marrow. We both agreed that it was the best we had in NYC! Entrees included the roasted duck dish and the Roo burger. Everything was cooked perfectly and seasoned equally as well. I'm definitely looking forward to coming back here! Definiely what I needed for a quite mellow bday meal that really hit the spot!Special Features:
- UWS gemKristinMillerDined on 8/21/2014Waited for our reservation in the upstairs speakeasy. Great decor, interesting cocktails and an overall cozy feel. We were seated in the downstairs atrium where the great decor continued and I was happily surprised with fantastic food. The octopus was cooked to perfection & the gniocchi melted in my mouth.Special Features:
- ExcellentNasibaDined on 8/14/2014Love this restaurant ! Recommended to all my friends alreadySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- loved itepak10Dined on 8/14/2014I really liked the kangaroo burger; give it a try if you're in the area!Special Features:
- Twice in two weekswhoknewVIPDined on 8/12/2014We love this place so much we dined here twice in a two-week period. New York City has more than 45,000 places to eat, so you can imagine how good this place has to be to capture a native's attention. Have the lamb. Definitely try the kangaroo (yes, you'll have to get over your American aversion to the "cute" factor). When they bring you bread, ask them to bring you butter (instead of the olive oil) and then sprinkle the unbelievably good salt (yes, health nuts, I said salt AND butter) on the buttered goodness. It's an epic start to whatever you order (lamb, lamb, lamb!). The Aussie accents make the attentive wait staff even more charming. Don't miss the (cash only) happy hour! You'll be talking about your meal for days.Special Features:
- Great to dineGerman87Dined on 8/11/2014We went there cause of Restaurant week and everything was perfect. I has the watermelon salad, kangaroo burger and the hazelnut cake. Yummy!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- After the Natural History Museum...gomoDined on 8/11/2014Excellent dinner. Love the spiced duck and my husband loved wthe salmon. I will go back for a kangaroo burger!Special Features:
- Deliciousfood & exceptional serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/9/2014My second time back and I was not disappointed. The menu has changed and still offers great choices. The food was tasty, well presented and they ensure everyone's meal arrives at once. The service is attentive and friendly. They remembered us from last time which is always nice. I'd definitely come back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AverageWarrickFDined on 8/8/2014Service was good. We only had a couple appetizers of which the lamb was Amazing the other dishes ( octopus and prawns ) were pretty average. Drinks we also pretty good.
- Small portions & gristleChewysteakandveryloudDined on 8/8/2014The 10 oz NY strip (which appeared to be about 6 oz) I was served was not cooked properly and had 2 major areas of gristle. Prior to this I found a live fruit fly swimming on top of my beer. My friend's entree consisted of 8 small gnocchi. She said the gnocchi was good but not enough. Very nice bar atmosphere, however. Would not go back. The place was quiet. IT WAS NOT VERY LOUD AT ALL. IT WAS QUIET.
- Pleasant atmosphere, so-so foodEatToLiveVIPDined on 8/7/2014Although the fish and chicken dishes were quite good --- we passed on the kangaroo burger mixed with pork--- the portion sizes were small. Even in NYC, $16 for the microscopic sized, not to mention charred to the point of being burned, octopus appetizer is not considered good value. Nice main dining room though! This place is probably worth a try if you like Australian food and wine and are in the neighborhood, but not worth an extra trip.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NYC neighborhood find!SFfoodieVIPDined on 8/6/2014One more reason to move to NYC! Our family was here in New York (from San Francisco) for two weeks and found this Upper West Side restaurant. We enjoyed the salmon, sea bass, gnocchi and oysters, and everything was perfect! Please open up in SF!Special Features:
- Awesome DiscoveryOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/6/2014I've been in this neighborhood many times and never paid attention to this place. What a mistake. This sis truly a neighborhood gem! The ambience was incredible. I dine n the bak garden area and it was like a slice of paradise, so beautiful. The service and food were also worth the trip. Would highly recommend.Special Features:
- Amazing Aussie FoodLizBDined on 8/6/2014Loved visiting for restaurant week! The food and service was amazing and the staff was incredibly friendly. Loved the wine and pre fix pairings.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yes, it's actually kangarooSaintMarkyVIPDined on 8/5/2014Can only attest to restaurant week menu - they swapped the vegetarian option but didn't tell us until after we tried to order it. Good deal/sell on the wine pairing.Special Features:
- Good Food, friendly atmosphere!WestsideDined on 8/3/2014Good food and service. Small space but tables large, so you don't feel cramped. Will definitely return. Bar Happy Hour was lively.$1.00 oysters served at bar only. Desserts were delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Boozy BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/3/2014I went here with a group of friends on a Gilt City coupon and it was fabulous. The brunch food menu is limited, but all of the options are great. Between the six of us we all tried something different and no one was disappointed. Definitely recommend!Special Features:
- Great dinner out.mickzoopusDined on 8/2/2014Great service, great food, great experience. It has a strong Australian influence without being overbearing. The entire staff was attentive and enjoyable. The food was delicious and the atmosphere fit in line with the overall experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/1/2014Went here for restaurant week. Loved the Australian cricket bar upstairs; great ambience and cocktails. The dining room was very nice, sort of a home-feel to it. The food was good but nothing special. I did like the kangaroo burger a lot. I'm a big fan of desserts and was disappointed by the hazelnut cake; it was very dry and the presentation was not very fancy. We chose a wine pairing, however for each course our wines were late and we had to ask for it. The wines were great though! Our waitress was nice, however kind of hard to understand as she spoke so fast. All and all we had a very nice evening out, but not sure given the value for money whether we would come back here.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/31/2014The food was great but I think the male waiter could have been more friendlier. The woman waitress was wonderful, informational and patient.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- tinychinaDined on 7/30/2014My best friend and I always go to different restaurants for restaurant week. As I was browsing through each category, I was surprised that your restaurant had a kangaroo burger, which was my main reason to go there. I was skeptical at first to try, but I'm a big foodie and love to try all different types of food. And honestly, Burke & Wils was a great find! We had the corn soup (surprised it was served cold!) and asparagus, roo burger and salmon, pavlova and brownie. The Roo Burger was unique and creative, better than I expected. All the food was cooked right on target for temperature requests. Overall, all the food had great flavor and good portion sizes. Compliments to chef, well done!Special Features:
- Yes! Oz has cuisine worth exportingLadyMurasakiVIPDined on 7/29/2014But it isn't just the food ('roo burgers, coriander-crusted lamb chops, pork shoulder and oysters all excellent). Burke & Wills has managed to import that hard-to-define Australian spirit of getting the best out of life without appearing to take it too seriously. There is nothing amateur or slapdash about the decor, the food or the service, but it all still manages to ooze an infectious playfulness. Perfect antidote to the blues or the blahs, perfect place to enchant a date.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Burke & WillsDinaDined on 7/24/2014Staff was so friendly. Very attentive. The food was good as well - the dessert was kind of lackluster (brownies tasted store bought). The only reason I take off for ambiance was we were VERY close to our neighbors, though the upstairs speakeasy was GREAT.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Aussie restaurant and bartwofoodiesDined on 7/24/2014Another restaurant week comes around and we're out trying new places again: A lovely open-air feel dining room with its glass ceiling - the grey leather banquettes made it very fresh & relaxing for a summer dinner. The menu looked so good that we skipped the restaurant week menu and tried the 'prawns on the plancha' (wonderful Asian-style grilled shrimp), I had the lamb garganelli (beautifully slow-cooked lamb in a lovely sauce) and my husband had the kangaroo burger (nicely cooked & tasty meat, with great chunky fries). We enjoyed some great cocktails, beer & wine, as well as dessert: affogato & pavlova (the only miss of the night, not a real pavlova at all!) All in all a great meal & wonderful service. P.S. Don't miss the bar upstairs!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Mushirul Hasan's latest book delves into the contribution of Maulana Azad based on fresh documentary evidence
Renowned author and historian Professor Mushirul Hasan's latest book "Islam Pluralism Nationhood: Legacy of Maulana Azad" was launched in New Delhi this past week. It was followed by a panel discussion on Islam and its impact on the idea of a unified India, with Muchkund Dubey, Irfan Habib, Syed Shahid Mahdi, Natwar Singh along with Hasan on the panel.
"This is not my book and it is entirely based on the materials which were available in the National Archives," said Hasan, who while heading the National Archives was astonished to discover that the institution possessed very important and interesting files on Azad which had never been noticed, much less used, by anybody. That is when he decided to write a book on Azad and reintroduce him through these documents.
He said, not much has been written in English about Azad and the materials published in Arabic, Persian and Urdu don't entirely reflect the significance of Azad's personal and political life. Culturally and intellectually, India has been "unconsciously" distancing itself from Azad's rich and vibrant life which is a part of our national legacy.
Hasan felt the worse part has been not the lack of effort to highlight the role of individuals like Zakir Hussain or Sir Syed Ahmed Khan or Maulana Azad but "choosing selectively" to celebrate only a few names while completely ignoring others. Does it reflect the mindset and prejudices existing in our society? If these prejudices are passed on to our younger generation we are either consigning the individuals to oblivion or erasing their memory altogether. "Not that I am emotionally and personally attached to any of these figures. I look at them as historical figures and as a professional historian I am not in the business of celebrating these individuals," he pointed out.
The author's anguish at the role played by institutions in India was evident when he remarked, "Holding a conference at the Aligarh Muslim University or Jamia (Millia Islamia), unfortunately seen as the sole inheritors of Azad's legacy, is an extremely wrong approach and doesn't do justice to the towering personalities like Azad. And even these two institutions put together haven't done enough on the Azad legacy."
Natwar Singh, who has seen Azad in action and had the privilege of being his co-worker, called him the most powerful orator India has ever produced, followed by Atal Behari Vajpayee. He said, "Maulana was pained with Partition of India and opposed it till the last minute."
Muchkund Dubey referred to Azad as the "emblem of Indian unity and prince among the politicians." Dubey said the issues and concerns Azad raised are still valid and haunt the present socio-political scenario of our country. In his opinion, failure in accepting the Muslim community, apprehensions and reluctance in offering them a role in the power structure as recommended by Azad, possibly was one of the reasons which led to the formation of Pakistan. He warned that further delay in rectifying the faults in the socio-economic-political nexus might lead to more turbulent times ahead.
Irfan Habib described the book as a "special one" not only because it dealt with Azad's ideologies but also for its usefulness as a tool to interpret Islam. The religion today is in turmoil and is prone to be misused and misinterpreted. This book states clearly how Maulana Azad had interpreted Islam and could be a guide to the younger generation. Habib added, "Azad was the most erudite scholar of Islam and worldly knowledge."
Former Vice-Chancellor of Jamia Millia Islamia University, Syed Shahid Mahdi, said he was never able to figure out why Maulana Azad never got his well deserved recognition. One reason he cited waslack of good disciples. Azad, like some other political figures, seemed to have missed out on a share of suitable disciples. He said, "He was never a mass leader, he did not have that kind of network and he didn't even care about it."
Hasan's next assignments also sounded promising and unconventional. He said, "I propose to write on making of our National Flag — the story of its size, shape and colour. Another book will be based on statements of political prisoners during British time."


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Sac-n-Pac. We haven't been here since the pilot! Veronica finds Wallace reading the Neptune Register. He shows her an article about Cervando, which I wouldn't even bother looking at, except (a) it tells me that Cervando's last name was Perez and (b) the author is listed as "Diane Ruggiero," the lovely and talented co-executive producer who wrote this episode. Hee, nice. Veronica asks Wallace to, if she dies, go on Oprah and tell the world she loved kittens. Heh.
Weird cut here to Veronica knocking on a door in an apartment complex. Some guy answers, and once Veronica confirms that he's "Jeff Cotter," she introduces herself as an A.D.A., "Dawn Lamb." Ha! Awesome, even if I'm not sure I believe she could get those words out without her gag reflex kicking in. Veronica asks if Jeff knew Ed Doyle, but apart from recognizing his name and knowing that he lived in the area, the answer is no. Veronica tells Jeff that the phone call Doyle placed was to his apartment, but Cotter was in New York at the time. He calls for his wife, "Carla," who was Yola on The Chris Isaak Show. (Oh, shut up.) Veronica asks Yola about the call, but Yola tells Veronica she thinks it was just a wrong number. Veronica's phone rings, and she thanks Mr. and Mrs. Yola for their time. The call is from Jessie, who tells Veronica she can stop investigating; Lamb found a suicide note from her dad saved on his computer. Veronica's bummed expression takes us into a commercial break.
Veronica shows up at Jessie's apartment and says she just wanted to check in. Considering that Jessie's mom is in the middle of berating her adorable early-elementary-school son for crying over his dad, I hope Veronica came to read the Un!Comfortable! meter. Jessie intervenes, and the mother leaves the room as Jessie kindly tells her brother not to listen to their mom when she's like this. She goes on to say that their dad was sick, and was in a lot of pain. The kid's teary, quiet response of "Where was it?" is enough to break your heart. In the good way, not the "he nominated WHO?" way. Jessie tries her best to explain, and the kid lets her off the hook by going to play outside. I'd keep an eye out for the school bus, kid -- people are dangerous once they get ideas. Jessie shows Veronica the note, and really, I'd think she'd be a little suspicious, given that her dad didn't print the note out or take any steps to make sure it was read. If it was only a first draft, you'd think he wouldn't have taken the plunge until he got the wording just right. The note says that he's sorry, but that he believes what he's doing is for the best. He can't go on like this, and he can't stay just for the kids. Jessie bitterly says she's better off without him, and then her mom snappishly calls her name. I should say that the woman playing Jessie, Ari Graynor, did quite a nice job this episode. Left alone, Veronica takes a look at the note and gets a pensive look on her face. NN: I wonder what she's thinking about. Hey, nice lip gloss. Do you think she's going to keep her hair like that? Wait, what was I talking about? I could really have used a VMVO there to keep me on point.


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Posted: 05/03/2014 - Detective Michael Leiker says James Holmes' computer was used for an internet search on the words "rational insanity" has been approved to testify.
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Leonardo DiCaprio scans the sumptuous grounds of his Long Island chateau as dozens of revelers guzzle champagne, dance the foxtrot and dive into a monogrammed pool.
The Great Depression was one of the most desperate periods in U.S. history, and one of the most important in American literature.
Options that rise with Tiffany & Co.'s stock are getting more precious.
Eliot Spitzer is hardly the first U.S. politician who didn't let infamy get in the way of a comeback.
The ascent to dazzling affluence achieved by fictional farm boy Jay Gatsby is becoming increasingly less plausible, posing risks for U.S. economic prospects, studies show.
Baz Luhrmann's "The Great Gatsby" is a gaudy, Ritz-sized rhinestone of a movie, more flashy than dazzling, beguiling from some angles and phony to its core.
A great beach book should have some combination of money, lust, murder and travel. How to tell which books fit the bill? There's no Muse Book Club seal (yet), so for now, here's my list.
F. Scott Fitzgerald famously remarked that there are no second acts in American lives.
What's next after the Oscars? More Gatsby, of course. "The Great Gatsby," featuring Leonardo DiCaprio and coming in May, will be the fourth, or by some counts the fifth or sixth, movie version of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel about the illusion created by false wealth in the 1920s.


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John Feo and Antonino Tumeo, from PNNL's Advanced Computing, Mathematics, and Data Division, are serving as guest editors for a special issue of Computer, the IEEE Computer Society's flagship magazine, devoted to "Irregular Applications." The issue will center on exploring solutions for supporting the efficient design, development, and execution of irregular applications and is slated for publication in August 2015. A Call for Papers has been issued that is accessible via the Computing Now website. The submission deadline for papers is Sunday, February 01, 2015.
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Xiaohua Hu, a scientist from ACMD Division's Applied Computational Mathematics and Engineering group, will be a featured speaker at the annual Materials Science & Technology meeting, or MS&T'14. As part of a materials symposium, he will present, "An Integrated Finite Element Framework of Studying Edge Cracking during Stretching of Previous Trimmed Sheets," describing an integrated manufacturing process simulation framework developed to predict trimmed edge tensile stretchability of aluminum alloy sheets primarily used for automotive paneling. The work is the result of a longtime ongoing collaboration between Ford Motor Company and PNNL and is funded by DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Vehicle Technologies program.
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A man who tried to run from a Turlock Police officer landed in jail Thursday after he was found in possession of methamphetamine.
An attempted auto burglary turned into a vehicle pursuit that ended with a crash and the arrest of the 19-year-old driver.
A 17-year-old Turlock High School student was arrested Thursday morning on allegations he tried to hurt an individual with a chair.
The Stanislaus County Auto Theft Task Force discovered a chop shop and a marijuana grow after arresting two men in a stolen vehicle.
Three out-of-towners, including a 16-year-old boy, were arrested in Turlock on allegations they stole several thousands of dollars in electronics from Target.
Stanislaus County had the fifth highest rate of youth homicides in California according to a new report from the Violence Policy Center.
A woman is facing drunk driving and hit and run charges after a collision Thursday night in Turlock.
A man stopped for a traffic violation Tuesday night was arrested for drug possession.
An investigation by the Turlock Police Department's drug unit resulted in the arrest of two people and the seizure of more than 200 pounds of marijuana.
The Turlock Police Department has arrested a 23-year-old man on allegations he sexually assaulted a teenage girl as she walked to school Thursday morning.
A marine who served a tour in Afghanistan has died from injuries he sustained in a brawl outside a Stevinson bar.
A 29-year-old man was arrested Tuesday night after Turlock Police received a report of an armed man lurking around a residence.
The Turlock Police Department is investigating an armed robbery of a store clerk that occurred Monday night.
There have been several more mountain lion sightings in the Turlock and Denair area Wednesday and Thursday, including one at Emanuel Medical Center.
A 44-year-old woman reported to the Turlock Police Department that she was snatched at knifepoint from Donnelly Park and sexually assaulted in a nearby alley by an unknown assailant Sunday.
The Turlock Police Department is seeking a man wanted for hitting another man with an axe handle.
The Turlock Police Department has taken a woman into custody on the allegations she injured an elderly woman during a robbery outside a Turlock restaurant.
The Turlock Police Department arrested two men on vandalism and drug possession charges after an officer saw one of the suspects spray painting a downtown building.
The Turlock Police Department is seeking the public's help in identifying the man who robbed a Turlock bank Thursday afternoon.
The arraignment for a Turlock man accused of sexually assaulting an employee at his Oakdale pizza restaurant was postponed because the Stanislaus County District Attorney's Office has not filed any criminal charges against him.
A Turlock man is facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon after using his car to hit a woman he was arguing with, the Turlock Police Department reported.
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"Still Lifes" by Calgary-based illustrator Kyle Metcalf. More below.
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Illustrations by Brooklyn-based illustrator Natali Koromoto Martinez. I've got a weakness for anything Simpsons. More below.
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Beautiful graphic work by Dutch illustrator/designer Sigrid Calon. More below.
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Longboat Key Town Commission will solicit town attorney services
Date: February 5, 2013
by: Kurt Schultheis | Managing Editor
The Longboat Key Town Commission agreed to move forward with a bid for a new town attorney at its regular meeting Monday night at Town Hall.
Town Manager Dave Bullock received direction Monday to place a bid for the services of a new contract attorney. The bid will be placed for 30 days before the town schedules one or two commission work sessions to review the firms that apply.
In total, it could take the commission four to six weeks to go through the process and select a new attorney.
Also at its regular meeting, the commission:
Forwarded to its March 4 regular meeting for second reading and public hearing:
• An ordinance that makes an annual update to the capital improvements element to the Comprehensive Plan.
• An ordinance that amends the code that provides for the distribution of 250 tourism units.
• An ordinance that allows for a $25,000 budget transfer for Gulf of Mexico Drive street lighting modifications.
• An ordinance that provides for a $50,000 additional homestead exemption for qualifying seniors.
• A resolution that allows for a $20,580 contribution for Police Chief Pete Cumming's 401a retirement plan.
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Earlier this month, the U.K. newspaper the Telegraph published an article voicing how Americans feel about the Middle East: "worried, but more than an...
Iran is not a nuclear file, it is a country. An important one. What one brings back from conversations in Tehran is the widespread hope that both political realism and an "ethic of responsibility" will prevail on all sides.
The administration's Iraq policy has failed. The U.S. is more entangled in conflict and war; Americans have been killed in retaliation for Washington's intervention; the Islamic State is still advancing; U.S. allies continue to free ride on America; Washington hopes to square a nonexistent circle in Syria.
The good news, and I speak here as a former member of a totalistic group, is that the 'cult' word has finally leapt into the conversation about ISIS. But it does so in a way that barely scratches the surface of what makes ISIS a cult; what draws people to it; and how to stop them.
People of good will hope that the ongoing P5+1 negotiations will culminate in a deal by November 24, but whether the final deal happens next month or not, it will be important to continue to avoid conflict in favor of dialogue and even collaboration when possible.
Nothing illustrates the free-wheeling chaos of the Middle East better than what is going on in Yemen.
As the deadline for the final nuclear deal between the P5+1 and the Islamic Republic becomes closer, and as the world powers appear to be softening their demands on Iran's nuclear capabilities, Netanyahu's fear in the signing of a final nuclear deal and his objective is to postpone this process between Iran and six world powers.
While watching season four, I feel like slapping myself for getting so caught up in a tale of fiction and for not dismissing stereotypes when I had the chance.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will not compromise on the conditions he set out to President Barack Obama, for entering as a direct party to the war on ISIS.
Islam today is being cannibalized by cancerous strains of fundamentalist religious ideologies that are promoted by wealthy and powerful Middle Eastern countries extinguishing moderate hopes in the Muslim world.Many of these countries are considered American and Western allies.
If oil prices stay below $90 per barrel for any length of time, we will witness massive fiscal squeezes and regime changes in one or more of the following countries: Iran, Bahrain, Ecuador, Venezuela, Algeria, Nigeria, Iraq, or Libya. It will be a movie we have seen before.
The absence of real reformation has paved the ground for the re-Islamisation process and the rise of political Islam, and from its womb ISIS.
The reality facing both sides will not change: There are spoilers in the U.S. and Iran who will try to torpedo a deal, no matter the details. Precisely because it is impossible to satisfy ideologues, they only way to defeat them is to have a deal in hand that both sides believe is a win-win outcome.
What happens when you're protesting in a place like China where the government stands ready to shut down Internet services or block social networking web sites?
The counter-revolutionary Gulf strategy has opened a window on potential differences not only between Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain on the one hand and Qatar on the other but also within the conservative counter-revolutionary camp itself.
Over 25,000 Iranian patients are on the waiting list for receiving an organ, according to the latest statistics that Iran's Ministry of Health has announced. Official statistics show that every day, seven to 10 patients on this list die in dire need of an organ transplant.


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