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March 14, 2013
i returned from spring break this week
where several chicago men propositioned me in various capacities.
being the lady that i am
i of course bedded
none of them.
my ego sufficiently inflated, i returned
and entered what can only be called the three days of hell,
all of it connected to the real job (as cauchy calls it).
phase one of a particular project is done
and my colleagues and i are moving into phase deux.
(if any of you want to take a look, feel free)
phase one nearly did us in,
and phase deux is fixing to finish the job.
any of you who have ever tried to combine
database management,
digital cartography,
and literary analysis,
may have an inkling of our difficulties.*
and yet,
as the harlot always says,
the universe seeks balance.
and so,
after three days of
setback after setback
bad news after bad news
i received a little gifty in the mail.
any of you who've followed my blog
will know how much i adore gifts.
(and .gifs)
you could have knocked me over with a feather
when i got to my office mailbox to find a package
from ms. hello yarn herself.
can you believe it?
for absolutely no reason at all,
i got a gifty when i most needed it.
home made jams and over 1200yds of yarn?
almost enough to make a believer outta ya, right?
in other random news,
ages ago, i purchased colours of shetland by kate davies.
i ordered early to get two signed copies,
one for my shelf
and one for me to use.
after a month with no books in sight,
i explained the situation to kate
and she sent me two new ones at no charge.
they arrived without a hitch in about week.
two days later, the original two arrived.
so now i have four copies of colours of shetland.
what happened to the other two to delay them?
were they trapped in customs?
lost in that black hole with which we knitters are so familiar?
oh no.
nothing so simple.
what had happened was, it was
missent to mother fucking australia?
how on earth did the british postal system of all people
missend my package to australia?
i mean,
they literally sent it across the wrong ocean!
since i hardly need four copies of the book
i'm giving away the other two.
if you want to win one,
just share this post somehow,
(there should be a little 'share' button at the bottom)
and leave me a comment.
the random number generator will pick a winner.
stay tuned to see what i'm knitting.
*any experts in any of those areas who'd like to help, especially people conversant in arcgis 10.1, hit me up! lol
sashay away
February 20, 2013
while i doubt it will be as good as project runway,
and can't possibly hold a candle to rupaul's drag race,
i must admit i find the concept to be rather intriguing.
what do we think?
will this be cool?
will it be boring?
should i blog along with snarky commentary?
2012 in review
December 31, 2012
i considered writing a profound end of the year post,
something characteristically witty and poignant.
then i realized i didn't feel like it.
so instead,
i'll share a link to wordpress' end of the year report on my blog
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog.
click here to see the complete report.
and this music video
which is quite clearly the shit.
happy new year bitches!
right to write
December 11, 2012
hello everyone, from finals island!
while finals time is always hellish,
this is the first finals in. my. life.
where i am not panicked.
but that little voice that has been telling me for years to work ahead,
get things done, don't put unnecessary stress on yourself,
a voice i have largely ignored for going on 28 years*,
finally got through, and for the first time
i won't have to rush to finish.
go. me.
now of course as soon as i hit that little blue publish button on this post,
i will have thoroughly jinxed myself and my computer will explode or
i'll forget the english language or something.
i guess i better make this post count, then.
one of my favorite activities is imaging that i've won the lottery.
the following hour is taken up by a reverie of how i'd spend the cash.
it usually involves real estate and world travel,
with a dash of setting up my friends for life.
imaging the getting of things is my hobby.
i must admit, when i wrote my last post,
i never actually thought anyone would send me a gift.
i was merely indulging in one of my favorite pastimes,
(and thought it might make for a somewhat humorous post)
receiving starbucks cards in my inbox frankly shocked me.
and that shock has left me speechless ever since.
i went through many stages of reaction to the presents.
the first was simply the joyful exclamation of PRESENTS!
then my humility kicked in and i thought about how lucky i am that people think me cool enough to treat me to coffee,
the source of my existence.
then that pesky bit of catholicism that i can't seem to get rid of made me feel ashamed for asking for gifts;
how greedy.
how selfish.
how humiliating.
i couldn't get the sound of my friend anna's voice out of my head; her diatribe against annie modesitt's greedy call for money reverberates in my mind.
(to be fair, she's not alone in her contempt, but anna has a special way of putting things that just stays with one)
then i came to my fucking senses.
i wasn't giving anyone a line. i didn't say i was in desperate need of aid; i'm not haiti for christ's sake. all i said was i like presents and as i get older i seem to get less of them and that it annoys the heck out of me that, during the holidays, people don't just ask for what they want. i mean, people send glozell brita filters and tampax. if friends and strangers want to buy me a cup of coffee, i should just say thank you and smile, knowing there are nice people in the world.
(thank you fairy godmothers of coffee!)
i'm shameless.
so let's continue, shall we, with
gifts for steven 2012
day 7
twice a year, i make my way to the douglas j to get a facial. when i lived in chicago and made entry-level cubical money for an evil multinational corporation, i had a beauty regimen that rivaled any aging actress afraid of being cast as a mother in her next film. i can still remember the glorious pain as the polish esthetician (we'll call her olga for lack of an better memory) buffed my fingernails to the point where i could literally see my face reflected in them. (the first time that happened, i went around having other people look at themselves in my nails) in those days, i was 5 years younger and far more beautiful than i am today. today, when i make my pilgrimage to douglas j and lay down my credit card, i can look forward to the horrified look of the master esthetician as she sees what truly neglected pores look like. she does what she can and i'm frankly shocked with the results; i look smoother, younger, and pinker. with the fervency of a pulmonologist begging her patient to quit smoking, or a dentist praying his patient will finally floss regularly, she always warns me that these results are temporary, that i need to do something to take care of my face on a regular basis. still, for the next few days, i am beautiful again. i don't even know if they do gift cards, but if they did, maybe i'd get to be pretty three times a year.
day 8
of course all of this might be moot because i'm going to protest at the capital today. i'll be tweeting while i'm there. there's going to be a heavy police presence, so i'm sure people are going to be arrested. i won't be able to get a facial in jail, at least not the kind i'd need to pay for. so for day 8, just wish me and my friends a safe return (and that my union doesn't become illegal in the next couple days). that feels apropos for the season, right?
here goes nothing!
*holy fuck i'm turing 28 in a week.
ps sending things to bloggers is a tricky business. when i wanted to get something to stephen a.k.a. hizknits i sent it to his then place of employment (blue moon). but then, i'm a particularly innovative stalker when i want to give someone a gift. to the lovely people who have asked for my address to send me gifts, i'm torn. i worry that giving internet strangers with candy my address will put mo at risk. he's very portable and friendly and even the most ethical person wouldn't think twice about stealing him. giving you my address is basically inviting you to purloin him.
i mean, which do really love more, presents or mo?
i'll think it over.
green thumb
December 6, 2012
i always credit the yarn harlot for getting me into knitting,
and i suppose she's part of the reason i got into blogging.
though really i think the only similarities between our blogs
is that they're both humorous (mostly) and center on knitting.
after that, we pretty much have nothing in common.
let's compare:
- the harlot is a
- short
- thin
- canadian
- oldest child
- married
- straight
- vegetarian
- mother of three
- in her forties
- and i'm a
- tall
- chubby
- american
- only child
- single
- gay
- everythingavore
- dog owner
- in his twenties
and yet somehow, despite all that difference,
i find her blog and life to be thoroughly compelling.
very rarely do i ever 'not like' what she writes.
one of the rare exceptions is her annual gifts for knitters.
i find the hole thing to be irritating,
not because the information she provides isn't useful or accurate,
but because it is completely ridiculous that anyone should have to go to an outside source to find out what to get for a friend or loved one. you either know him or her well enough to get them what they want, or else you should be able to be a grown up and just ask. this whole need to 'surprise' someone with the perfect gift is, frankly, asinine and too much pressure. what people want is a gift they'll enjoy. so why not ask them?
but more importantly,
no one seems inclined to buy me anything. maybe it's because i'm a december baby (my birthday is exactly one week before christmas); i'm highly sensitive to gift giving at december time. it just seems like, if one doesn't have a family of one's own, after the age of 21,
no one is inclined to get one (me) a gift.
all of my friends are too new to my life
to feel inclined to get me anything.
they're also grad students,
so they have no money.
and my parents,
my dear dear parents,
they get me things throughout the year that i need,
things like food,
or a new phone,
or my gas bill in the winter.
making them exempt from any familial obligation to get me a gift.
that just leaves mo, and frankly,
he can't be bothered.
i'm an only child,
which means i have deeply ingrained belief
that i deserve a gift a christmastime.
no amount of rationalization
or lies about the joys of giving
or reflection on how much i have compared to others
will ever wipe away the feeling that i'm getting jipped at the holidays.
and so in the spirit of 'the secret'
(which has inexplicably been working for me this year
even though i've never actually read the book)
i've decided to ask, believe, and receive some gifts i want.
nothing unreasonable or outrageous, mind you,
just some shit to make my life
a little brighter.
gifts for steven 2012
days 1-6.
a starbucks card. perhaps you think that making this the gift for days 1 through 6 is a cop out, and i'm just doing it to catch up on the days of december. you would be wrong. the amount of time and more importantly money i spend at starbucks is obscene. i go every day, sometimes multiple times a day. i write at the starbucks on grand river, and i frequent the starbucks in my building at least five days a week. it's eating a whole in my budget, and size orman specifically told me not to buy coffee in her book young fabulous and broke, but since i'm beyond addicted, it's up to you to solve my willpower problem.
stay tuned as i tell you more things you can get me for this,
my birthday and christmas season.
(i also happily welcome channukah and solstice gifts)
oh yeah!
i almost forgot the whole point of this post.
after less than one year in the pot,
not only is my christmas cactus thriving,
it's fucking blooming, bitches!
this is the very first house plant i have every kept alive. ever.
while i grew up gardening in the country,
and can easily cultivate flora out of doors,
that skill has never translated indoors;
i'm absolute rubbish with potted plants.
but this, this christmas cactus,
one of my favorite plants,
it's fucking blooming!
i'm telling you, bitches;
ask, believe, receive.
oprah wasn't lying.
one of the best posts from one of my favorite bloggers,
and not just because i get several shout outs.
(though, that doesn't hurt)
and keep your eyes on the prize page
because there's going to be some amazing last minute additions, bitches!
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dear blog,
September 22, 2012
i have some sad news.
it's been more than a month since i've knit a stitch.
all hope of a rhinebeck sweater went out the winder after my first week.
even my as yet unmentioned handspun shawl sits untouched.
my wheel is gathering dust,
my loom lays loosely warped on the table.
unforeseen additions to an already inhuman workload means i have absolutely no time to 'write for myself' let alone create any actual content for the blog. in my desperation, i even thought about how i could turn the gift of a bath bomb from lush into a post. but once i'd finally deluded myself into thinking i could spin it in such a way that you all would actually care, i found i didn't even have the time to write the post.
and so i've finally come to admit something i've been trying to avoid:
the blog must go on an indefinite hiatus.
it's not that you'll never hear from my again on here. i hope i'll be able to pop in every now and then, and i am going to rhinebeck, which i plan to document thoroughly. it just means i can no longer be a 'blogger' and must content myself with being 'a person with a blog'.
i realize this means i'm going to lose most of my precious readership that i've spent three years building up, but i see no other option. if you want to make sure you're aware of those rare times when i may be able to post this semester, make sure to sign up for email notifications for my posts.
i hope to return in earnest next semester;
i'm working hard now so there will be a lot less work then.
fingers crossed, eh?
so this isn't goodbye,
it's see you later, bitches!
steven a.
westward ho!
August 23, 2012
i'm kind of sick.
i'm that kind of sick where spending the day in bed isn't a choice.
i'm that kind of sick where my body feels the need to be entirely empty.
i'm that kind of sick where i hope mo will just pee on the floor so i won't have to get out of bed to take him outside.
but for you, blog,
i'll crawl all the way to the next room
to get my power cord out of my bag
to recall a happier time
just last sunday.
though i've been enjoy my summer hermitage,
i discovered lynae and adrienne,
dear friends of the knot hysteria variety,
were coming to my state for the michigan fiber festival.
lynae undertook quite a twitter campaign to ensure my presence.
and if she and drin could come from chicago,
i could make the trip from lansing.
i'm thoroughly unfamiliar with this side of the state
and my initial impressions reminded me a lot of my childhood;
allegan is similar to the small towns i used to frequent as a michigosling:
imaly city
though allegan seems to have held up better.
it felt like time passed a little bit slower there
and has been a lot kinder than in towns of my youth.
once i got over the initial uncanny nostalgia,
i felt right at home at a country fairgrounds
especially at a fiber festival.
the michigan fiber festival is what i'd call a diamond in the rough.
the fairgrounds are perfect for a really large festival,
something comparable in size to rhinebeck, honestly,
but it's much, much smaller and lower key.
add that to the fact that i arrived at church time
and i got to enjoy the fairgrounds without the stress of the crowds.
perhaps that's what's reflected in these photos.
i didn't feel the need to 'just document everything'
and sort it all out later as i normally do.
instead, i took a more leisurely approach.
this is what i saw.
before i continue,
i have to preface this by saying most of these photos were illegally obtained. the man on the loud speaker announced that everything in the booths was proprietary and photography was forbidden. that little admonishment came right before the one telling parents not to let children maul the yarn with their sticky hands. (needless to say, being put in the same category as a child with chocolate-covered digits miffed me to no end) so this is just to warn you that, if you enjoy these photos, you may be aiding (and abetting?) in a crime after the fact. i just feel it's my responsibility to warn you. and if any vendor sees a photo of her booth and takes issue with it, i'll be happy to remove your free publicity.
first up
i need this sweater in my life.
it's sticks and stones by ann hanson knit with briar rose glory days
(as the tag clearly indicates)
briar rose definitely has one of the best booths, aesthetically.
it has a great mix of organization and planned carelessness
(read overflowing baskets of yarn here and there)
i've never had the chance to actually look at her stuff
since normally there's a mob in the booth at rhinebeck.
overall i was drawn to her color aesthetic,
and she has some really nice bases,
but nothing needed to come home with me.
still, it wouldn't have hurt to throw a 'hello' my way
as one of only two people in the booth at the time.
just sayin'. can't hurt to be friendly.
(don't worry. you weren't alone. i wasn't greeted at most of the booths)
then i saw this old familiar signthis bitch is at every festival.
i swear she must live for these shows. honestly, i loved that she was there. she's like 10 feet tall and looks exactly like storybook spinner. i totally observe her every time i see her. she has this potent energy that just exudes 'fiber festival'. someday, i'll work up the courage to kinnear her, not just her sign. though part of me believes she's a witch. i'm not sure camera's will work on her. (her name's even morgaine for christ's sake! i'm just sayin'. don't spill water on her, just in case)
then i yearned for boat shuttles.
the weaving goddess lisa kobeck told me using a boat shuttle will improve my selvedges, so i've been in the market for one for a bit.
(she also says buying a floor loom will help, but i need to be realistic)
i knew i wanted something handmade and fancy looking like these guys,
but they were just a bit too pricey for me.
i often forget my taste far exceeds my budget.
i think this display was part of the kessinich loom booth,
but i might be wrong.
i strolled the 'midway'
(just noticed that little dude in the corner popping his hip. work!)
listened to some real country tunes as i passed the carousel corral
stopped in on miss babs
(if you like that shawl drin's wearing, go here. she designed it)
miss babs is another one of those booths that's generally mobbed
so it was nice to be able to take my time and really see her yarn.
again, i left without buying any yarn
(a testament to either my will or my poverty)
but did return for some fiber i just couldn't pass up.
funny how the only thing i bought was from the place where someone actually said hi to me. it wasn't the most enthusiastic welcome, but it was nice to have my presence acknowledged.
(these are presents so it doesn't really count as buying anything right?)
there was this dress
about which i have no information because i was unprepared and had no notebook. i vaguely recall overhearing the pattern is forthcoming in knitty, but that could be total lies. i did give her my card so if she sees this, hopefully she'll leave a comment and i'll update the info.
(outtake: i even accidentally kinneared the dress. it needs to be seen!)
there was also this sweater
about which i also have no information
(so i was off my game a little)
again, i gave her my card.
hopefully she sees this.
i saw this coyote
(he looks like he knows, ya know?)
and these foxes
(zing!) i took their photo for my fiber festival friend in absentia, andrea,
who has 'a thing' for the farm boys at these fiber events.
thus far, she hasn't gone home with one.
(that i know of)
then i suddenly found myself right in front of the parade of sheep
in costumes no less.
this girl and her sheep are obviously the best in show.
diy sun costume + diy solar system on your black sheep (space!) = ?
but i've forgotten the best part!
a giant fucking rooster at the entrance!
i take this as a sign tina will one day come with me.
the chicken/rooster is, after all, her totem.
(we visited your yarn at the fold booth, tina!)
all in all a lovely day.
p.s. thanks for being my sugar momma, lynae,
when there was no atm to be found.
p.p.s while i began this post last night, at one point, i just couldn't go on. i finished it this afternoon. i'm feeling better, but i'm still afraid to eat.
blog love, german style.
August 20, 2012
my dear friend, deb, over at first we read, then we write
nominated me for a liebster blog award.
as i read her post,
about how it wasn't a real award
and how it was basically a chain letter
wrapped in an 'i like your blog' love note,
i prayed that, when i reached the bottom,
my name wouldn't be on there.
of course it was the first.
i've spent three years building this blog from the ground up.
i don't design, or sell anything, so all of my traffic
comes from people who like to read what i write.
how could i possibly taint the blog
with this drivel?!
then. . . . i got a grip
and decided there were two very good reasons to 'accept' the award:
1. the opening of deborah's post echoed my own childhood too much to ignore the bizarre connection. whereas she dreaded getting a chain letter because she,
"didn't have ten friends to pass a letter on to."
"There is nothing more frightening than hocus-pocus to a girl than the embarrassment of not having ten friends to forward a chain letter on to."
i was the exact opposite.
i prayed for a chain letter to arrive in the mail.
it's presence would act as proof that i did, indeed, have friends.
life as an only child growing up in the country a solid 30 minutes from the closest of any of my classmates meant i didn't really do the whole 'sleepover birthday party play date' thing. add to that the fact that i was, well, 'different', and i think i desired any affirmation that i was liked.
2. this may be the only blog award i will ever receive. i don't know how people get nominated for those things, but i do see them occasionally on other blogs (usually ones i feel don't deserve to be read let alone awarded). i also don't know if people even care about that kind of thing. but just in case, i won't turn down what might be the only 'official' validation that my blog is liked.
and so,
i present
my liebster award post!
1. each person must post eleven things about themselves
2. answer the 11 questions the person giving the award has set for you
3. create eleven questions for the people you will be giving the award to
4. choose eleven people to award and send them a link to your post
5. go to their page and tell them
6. no tag backs
i tried to think of ways to make this more creative,
but i think the great thing about parameters is
you don't really have to think.
so here goes.
eleven things about me:
i ripped off my style of cursive in the fifth grade from amanda niedszwiecki (sp?), which required switching from holding my pencil on my middle finger to my ring.
one of my biggest childhood traumas is when i was at a farm and was chasing a duckling because i wanted to hold it. i accidentally stepped on it. it did not die quickly. the image haunts me to this day.
when i was about three or four, this boy (paul?) and i used to make a pillow fort and make out. when we got caught i was interrogated. i cried.
i've been romantically attracted to exactly one female in my life. her name was sally.
i kinda want to have a kid of my own one day (i think), but doubt it will ever happen.
my (friendly) prejudice against continental knitters makes me think of the doctor seuss story, the sneetches.
aging is one of my greatest fears.
mo's official akc name is henri's molière the antimisanthrope.
i bruise easily, and my skin takes color like you wouldn't believe.
i remember that, as a child, i hated how adults would never listen to me or take anything i had to say seriously. i was determined that, when i was an adult, i would treat children with the respect they deserve. as an adult, i can't stand children.
i often blog in the nude.
answers to deb's eleven questions:
Who? – miss scarlet
What? – murdered mr. boddy
When? – last night
Where? – in the hall
How? – using yvette the call girl to do her dirty work (candlestick)
Why? – to protect her business of 'secrets'
And your favourite word is? – cooooooock! (inside joke)
And your favourite sentence is? – 'it is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife'
Do sheeps shrink in the rain? – nope!
If a taxi goes backwards, does the driver owe you money? – when you enter a taxi, you give up any and all freedoms. you can only pray he'll let you leave his domain alive and unharmed.
Really? – really.
my eleven questions to the bloggers i will soon nominate:
how was your first sexual experience?
what is your greatest prejudice?
who's your favorite knitting blogger that isn't me?
what is the achievement about which you are most proud?
what is your biggest grammatical pet peeve?
what is your most prized possession?
do you enjoy lying?
do prefer men, women, or other?
what is your drink of choice?
what is the best place in the world?
do you think, like i do, that continental knitters are like the sneetches without stars?
my nominations (in no particular order):]
completely cauchy
makes the things
the daily purl
the panopticon
the yarn harlot
blue moon blog
yarn over matter
un joyeux foullis
i'm going to skip the last couple rules.
i've frankly done enough work already on this post.
besides, i doubt i would be able to get them all to 'accept'.
but it would be cool if a couple of them played along.
it wasn't so bad.
August 10, 2012
though the random number generator refuses to embed today, it did pick the winner for the bitches get stitches third blogiversary giveaway.
it chose number 114, so medora is the winner!
(you can all hate her now)
congratulations, medora!
you should have an email from blue moon with your $100 gift certificate.
(do contact me if you haven't gotten it)
to everyone else,
thanks so much for entering.
here's to another eventful year of blogging!
(i hope)


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India's "Gang for Social Justice"
Hello everyone.
This article, forwarded to me by my colleague, Anne-christine d'Adesky, gained quite a bit of attention in our last e-Magazine: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7068875.stm. Here's an excerpt:
"A women's vigilante group has sprung up in this landscape of poverty, discrimination and chauvinism.
Sampat Pal Devi is a wiry woman, wife of an ice cream vendor, mother of five children, and a former government health worker who set up and leads the "pink gang".
'Mind you,' she says, 'we are not a gang in the usual sense of the term. We are a gang for justice.' "
Source: BBC News
I am wondering what your reactions to this article are? How does it make you feel... Excited? Frightened? Empowered? Inspired? Disgusted?
What do you think of the BBC's coverage of the events?
I'm not quite sure how I feel, so I'd love to hear from you!
On one hand, I'm thrilled to know these women are uniting in the name of action and empowerment. On the other hand, I think it is sad that only way they feel they'll be heard is through violence.
Thoughts anyone??
preliminary impressions (in the form of a very long comment!)
What a thought-provoking article and post. I feel really torn about this issue as well.
I feel like those of us not living in or near India aren't getting the full story from this coverage. I just tried to find more articles or exposés written about these women, and I haven't had any luck other than the BBC piece you linked to above. The BBC article definitely seems to be congratulating the 'pink gang' for their efforts and mentions that they are "earning the grudging respect of officials," which makes it difficult not to sympathize with their chosen method of activism and justice-seeking. It makes me wonder why these women seem to be being portrayed more positively than the kind of guerilla activism that has been so demonized throughout countries in Latin America.
What's difficult, besides the fact that this is just one source and one POV, is that I don't feel knowledgable enough about current police and legal practices in the state, which makes me wary of judging the kind of 'violence' the article suggests the women are using. Is their vigilance more violent than India's state-sanctioned solutions? And, if it is (or isn't), is that kind of comparison even helpful or relevant?
I don't know the answer to either of these questions...any thoughts?
What I can say is that, controversy or not, their intentions seem admirable and courageous. I am inspired by this example of women banding together in the face of adversity for social change and justice, whether or not I feel like their methods are ones I would choose for myself or support within my own community.
What I want is more information. I think this article and the conversations surrounding it is a great example of why PulseWire has such enormous potential. Because, in the end, what I really want to hear are the pink-women's stories, as they would choose to tell them.
What do all of you think? What would 'citizen journalism' add to this issue? Are there any past or contemporary vigilante groups whose ends were 'worth' their means?
Some are clearly perceiving
Some are clearly perceiving them as not too radical, whether this is due to the image they themselves have created or one promoted by like-minded media coverage. This can be seen in lines like, "The pink sorority is not exactly a group of male-bashing feminists - they claim they have returned 11 girls who were thrown out of their homes to their spouses because 'women need men to live with'."
Congratulations for these Brave Women
When it comes to violating the rights of children something has to be done. I am pleased that this is a GROUP of women. Not only is a group more powerful but it also supplies needed support. Through the consultation with each other, they can decide on the morality what they are doing.
Morality is a tough question here. If I had a daughter in danger who knows what I would do. I say, let the women decide.
Bro. Gene
Thank you for sharing this article!
I enjoyed reading this article.
I agree with Gene's sentiment. If it were my children or my sisters...
The "gulabi gang" does inspires me and guides my eyes and heart back to India, a place I have never been, where I learned about non-violent passive resistance.
I'm torn too.
Goldie Davich, PulseWire Online Intern
I am reading between the lines!
For 3 years I have been running a campaign against female genocide in India -- The 50 Million Missing (http://www.50millionmissing.in)
But the problem for me initially was that all I learnt about women and violence, I learnt in the U.S.
And what I have now realized about violence on women in India is that there is something fundamentally different in how gender and violence are perceived in India. And so the response of victims, of society and even of NGOs is very different from what I would expect.
Think about it -- in the U.S. or in Europe would women activists fight for a man who beats up his wife and extorts money from her family -- to take her back?
I have found examples of this over and over again. Women form a gang or community and fight back -- as for eg. rape in the NE. But what is strange is that they don't do it if for eg. if a woman is raped by a member of her own family.
In dowry cases, even when there is attempted murder, communities very rarely will resist or demand justice be done. Most women are under pressure to return to the homes where there is violence. When they leave -- when they cannot take it any more -- you rarely hear anyone speak out because it is a matter of shame.
And the most surprising thing I discovered -- when women whose lives were in danger, or there had been an attempted murder, by their husbands and inlaws, approached us for help, it seemed like they were complaining but they did not want legal action. And the minute we started legal action -- the women would return or attempt to return to their husbands. And I don't mean poor and illiterate women, also professional women. There was a dowry related case we had in Australia where the husband had gone as a dependent and would beat up this woman and throw her out of her house ! There was no love lost -- it was an arranged marriage. He was a stranger. But she did not want legal action against him. And I kept asking what do these women want? Why do they approach an NGO complaining?
And I finally realized -- it is just to use the NGO as a muscle power to equalize the power relation in the house. How practical is that? Are you going to post someone outside their door 24 hours? They realize that and ultimately decide to just live with the violence and the danger to their lives. And NGOs are often working within the framework of this very logic. So the counselor from one NGO told me. "Yes their husbands tried to kill them and threw them out. Then we give them training and a job and now that they have money the husbands are willing to take them back. They women will go back anyway -- so we try to negotiate a safe return." How safe is that? They don't know. But they hope she will be safe!
Rita Banerji
just another example!
sorry -- that was so long, but I just had to give this other example to make my point.
An Indian woman in her 60s who has lived all her life in Germany (but visits india every year), told me that I should not be talking about violence on women in India when the U.S. is "the murder capital" of the world.
I told her it is true that the U.S. has a higher female homicide rate than other developed nations but it is still 2000 total (domestic violence, random murders etc.) per year. But in India in the age group 17-35 or so, and just the dowry related murders (by husbands and in-laws) are about 25000 a year (and it is agreed it is hugely under-reported).
The police does not even file many of these cases. And many it just writes off as 'Suicides' or 'accidents.'
This Indian-German woman tells me "But that's not the same thing!"
A "dowry murder" is not the regular type of "murder." Why? The Indian law calls it "dowry death" -- as if it was a clinical condition -- so "if a woman dies of dowry death..."
Rita Banerji


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ISKCON Toronto's Ratha-Yatra and Festival of India
By Lakshman das
For 40 years, this annual parade has brought the splendor and tradition of India's spiritual roots to Yonge Street, generating a vibe like no other summer event in the Greater Toronto Area.
Continuing this tradition, Toronto's 40th Annual Festival of India provided a spectacular parade on July 14th at 11:00 am that cruised down Yonge Street, beginning at Yonge & Bloor, and making its way down to the shores of lake Ontario.
In spite of the extremely hot weather, all the devotees, (dressed for the part or not) were jubilantly marching, pulling the 40-foot tall floats by hand amidst ecstatic singing, drumming, and dancing, creating a wondrous carnival-like atmosphere. The smiles on their faces demonstrated so nicely the ecstasy derived from serving the Lord in this humble yet personal manner.
When Srila Prabupada, Iskcon's Founder-Acharya brought this very ancient tradition to the Western world, very few could imagine what a precious gift he gave the whole world. All things associated with this Festival of the Chariots brings out the best of cooperation from all the participants as each makes an enormous effort to please the Lord, simply by the process called Bhakti Yoga, devotional service. In this way, all people eventually get to see the Supreme Personality of Godhead in His form as Lord Jagannath, the Lord of the Universe, with His beautiful smile, His big wide open eyes, along with His Brother Lord Balaram and sister Subhadra.
In particular, ISKCON Toronto's Festival of India is especially successful due to the devotion of the volunteers who begin the background process a full 6 months before. The expert organizational skills of the team leaders bring hundreds of volunteers together, creating an atmosphere of cooperation and family. The result is one of the biggest Ratha-Yatra Festivals in the Western world.
All the festivities begin on Wednesday, the 11th of July 2012 with a pre-Ratha-Yatra promotion at Yonge-Dundas Square. Yonge-Dundas Square is Canada's version Times Square in New York City. The Y-D Square is chock full of lit up billboards, giant outdoor television screens and almost all manner of big advertisement known to modern society. Various events take place, like in a bazaar, including a samosa-eating contest! This event is attended by several of the big television and radio media, including live web-cast. It's quite funny to see the samosa-eating contestants vying for the prize when they wolf down very spicy samosas!
To compliment this event, all are treated to a large Kirtan accompanied by ecstatic dancing and singing of the Lord's Holy Names. Bada-Hari das Prabhu and Madhava Prabhu were working everyone into a frenzy of love for the Holy Name.
On the Friday, July the 12th, all the early festivities were embellished by a 12 hour Kirtan at the ISKCON Toronto Temple at 243 Avenue Road, starting at 10:00 AM. By 8:30 am, participants and audience start to flow into the temple, creating quite a buzz, charging the atmosphere at the temple with enthusiasm. Setting up mics and speaker systems, the fine tuning of mridangas, harmoniums, voices generates such a feeling its almost electric. At 10:00 am, HH BhaktiMarga Swami Maharaj begins the kirtan, setting the tone and giving everyone a taste of what's to come.
Many other kirtan leaders graced the mics with their love of singing the Holy Name. Some notables are Dhira Grahi with the Gaura Shakti band, Bada-Hari das Prabhu, Madhava Prabhu, Gaura das, Nam Rasa Das, Bali Das, Jitu, the youth from the Festival of India as well as the bus tour all joyously sing their hearts out, creating an outpouring of Krishna-Prema.
By 10:00 pm the magnificent performances winds down, but not out, as the participants enjoy a huge pasta prasadam (blessed food) feast fit for the Lord Himself! Now everyone is fully charged and ready for pulling Lord Jagannath's Chariots the very next morning.
All the major public transport systems in Toronto are plastered with advertisements about the Festival of India, where again everyone can see the Lord's beautiful smiling face, inviting them to come and join in the festivities. And come they do, in the thousands, like 40+ thousands.
Now for the fun stuff! At 11:00 AM, with all the chariots ready, the gathering crowd begins to pull the massive ropes that tug on the Lord's Chariots, taking Their Lordships down Yonge Street, the longest street in the world, heading south towards the water's edge and the ferry boats. The first pulls on the Chariots are blessed by coconut aartik, which involves breaking coconuts and releasing the waters inside. The chanting has already started with HH BhaktiMarga Swami Maharaj leading one kirtan, each chariot having its own aartik and kirtan group.
HH Bhakti Brihad Bhagavad Maharaj, HG Malati mataji, HG Dravida Prabhu, Bada-Hari Das Prabhu, HG Laxminath Prabhu, and many others from all over North America enhanced the already auspicious day!
To add to Their Lordship's pleasure, and the hot weather, it was also Ekadasi!
As the chariots began their southbound journey, a group of young Matajis were leading with beautifully coordinated dancing, the multi-colored saris caught the eye of many people on the sidewalks, creating interest in the event itself. Along side the growing crowd of people pulling on the Lord's Chariots, many devotees were distributing books, literature, prasadam sweets and juice/water, keeping the crowds hydrated, as it was so hot.
Every once in a while, the tall tops of the Chariots had to be collapsed due to low wires. This was particularly helpful when the Chariots were in the final phase of the parade as they passed underneath a bridge. As with every year, the chariots and the crowd gather together under this bridge to hold a massive kirtan because of the acoustics under the bridge. As the kirtan reaches a crescendo, the crowd gets really fired up and ready for the last leg of the journey, which will take the Chariots, as nowhere else in the whole world, to the ferryboats. Yes, you read correctly, nowhere else in the world is Lord Jagannath, Lord Balaram and Lady Subhadra and Their Chariots are taken aboard a large ferryboat to Toronto's Centre Island for the two days of festivities.
These devotees, now in the thousands, line up at the ferryboat ticket counter foe their turn to follow the Lord to the island. Sometimes the lineups are so long it can take 2 or 3 hours just to get across. But they line up nonetheless because they are hungry for celebrating with Their Lord! This is the biggest party? so big that even God shows up… waiting for you to join Him, so please come one and all on Toronto's Centre Island.
As all the festivities on the road are taking place, there are large numbers of devotees setting the tents and various bazaars all over the designated area on Centre Island. Especially notable is the large tent area where all the cooking is already underway for soon the crowds of transcendental revelers will be arriving en mass. There is also a very large tent set up for the various classical India dances and dramas, which are on of the highlights of the festival.
Of course, the pujaris (priests) are also setting up the temporary temple/alter for Their Lordships when They arrive anytime soon. This is an area where the spiritual pilgrims will be gathering in large numbers over the next two days to offer Their Lordships specially prepared plates of fruits.
Along with these tents, smaller temporary facilities are set up for the India Bazaar where Srila Prabhupada's books are made available to one and all. The Gopi Dot face painting and sari-wearing booth is also very popular. There are also several booths offering various tasteful devotional clothing and other items for one's devotional life.
A Spiritual Q&A booth, health booths, , Ayurvedic and yoga booths also compliment the array. However, one booth in particular was very busy: our own Govinda's Dining booth, offering simple fare like vegetarian samosas, burfi sweet, along with a free bottle of water with most purchases proved to be quite successful.
There were several amazing Indian dance performances from various internationally renowned Indian Dance Troups, as well as the Bhakti Dance Seva, coming to Toronto all the way from Florida. The main stage was also home to many amazing musical performers like internationally acclaimed Madhava Prabhu and all musicions.
HH BhaktiMarga Swami known as the "Walking Monk", is the founder of Swami Productions, which performed the Jagannath Story to a large audience. As always, Maharaj's group performance did not disappoint. In some parts of India, where there are large groups of devotees, if you say drama group, it is understood that you are talking about HH BhaktiMarga Swami, period!
The whole set up and all the tents are always traveling in the Festival of India truck, an enormous 18-wheelers that is all over the USA and Canada during a 4-month period. During this time, they set up Festival of India in town after town, and we are very grateful for their selfless endeavor in bringing Lord Jagannath's Mercy to one and all.
Most events on Sunday were extensions of the previous day, with some variety. One notable event on the Sunday morning of the Festival is called the Yoga Meltdown, where hundreds of yoga aficionados gather one the side of the lake and go through their rigorous processes, later on partaking of prasadam, therefore participating in Bhakti Yoga, even if they don't know it.
In another corner of the grounds, besides a smaller performance stage and right next to the Lord's Alter, one can see an authentic Vedic wedding, followed by traditional Gaudiya-Vaishnava initiations accompanied by a fire ceremony, where timeless Vedic Mantras are recited for purification and auspiciousness.
One tent that is always buzzing of course is the prasadam tent, where people of all walks of life and backgrounds line up to get plates of free vegetarian food that s first offered to Lord Krishna, and Lord Jagannath, therefore considered blessed food. During the course of these two days there are approximately 40 thousands plates of prasadam served, which represents an huge devotional service for all the cooks who must endure blazing heat from the propane cookers, and well as temperature nearing 40C.
All this of course is made possible due to the enthusiasm of the multiple donors who offer thousands of dollars to promote the festival and buy the foodstuffs that will feed the large crowds. Last but not least, are the nearly 200 volunteers who start planning this event nearly 6 months before, bringing everything to blossom on this, 2 days of the Festival of the Chariots!
To bring everything to a marvelous conclusion, the heavens opened up to a torrential downpour just as the Sunday started to wind down. In the shastras (scriptures) it is said: "pushpa bristi", which expresses auspiciousness from the demi-gods for the Lord's Festival.
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The problem with this position is that it fails to incorporate the biblical teachings that the Holy Spirit gives different gifts to different people in the Church.
1 Cor. 12:7-11,28-31, "But to each one is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good. 8 For to one is given the word of wisdom through the Spirit, and to another the word of knowledge according to the same Spirit; 9 to another faith by the same Spirit, and to another gifts of healing by the one Spirit, 10 and to another the effecting of miracles, and to another prophecy, and to another the distinguishing of spirits, to another various kinds of tongues, and to another the interpretation of tongues. 11 But one and the same Spirit works all these things, distributing to each one individually just as He wills...28 And God has appointed in the church, first apostles, second prophets, third teachers, then miracles, then gifts of healings, helps, administrations, various kinds of tongues. 29 All are not apostles, are they? All are not prophets, are they? All are not teachers, are they? All are not workers of miracles, are they? 30 All do not have gifts of healings, do they? All do not speak with tongues, do they? All do not interpret, do they? 31 But earnestly desire the greater gifts."
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The Summerland Okanagan Waterfront Resort Hotel offers a variety of options for you to make your reservation. Daily and weekly rentals are available.
Best Rate Guarantee: We work hard to ensure that our website offers the best rates. However, if you find a lower rate online we will happy to match that rate – please give us a call direct. To qualify the rate you found please provide the exact website address and selected dates. Rates will be qualified by Reservations Agent and must be in Canadian funds.
- Online Reservations: Secure Online Booking
- Reservations via Email: email@example.com
- Call us directly, toll free at 1-877-494-8111 or locally at 1-250-494-8180
Hotel Policies
- The Summerland Waterfront Resort is entirely a smoke-free property, including grounds and public areas
- Check in time 4, check out 11 am
- Parking is complimentary underground, 1 vehicle per reservation
- First nights room rate and tax is required upon booking
- Cancellation notice of 3 days is required, else one night's room and tax is retained
- Not all rooms are pet friendly, must be booked in advance, charge applies
- Minimum two night stay required on all Canadian statutory holidays


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