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Issue 14 - IRELAND: 20 YEARS ON - Feb-April 1989
Issue 15 - AFGHANISTAN : WHAT HOPE FOR THE FUTURE? - May-July 1989
Issue 16 - POLL TAX: A BURNING ISSUE - Aug-Oct 1989
Issue 18 - ALL CHANGE IN EASTERN EUROPE? - Feb-April 1990
Issue 19 - AN ERUPTION OF CLASS ANGER - May-July 1990
Issue 20 - THE CLASS STRUGGLEÝ IN IRELAND - Aug-Nov 1990
Issue 21 - WAR IN THE GULF: WHY CHOOSE BETWEEN BUTCHERS?
Issue 22 - PRICE OF OIL GOES UP 1000 LIVES A BARREL! - March-May 1991.
Issue 23 - DESPAIR... OR REVOLT! - June-August 1991
Issue 24 - INFANTILE DISORDER - Oct-Dec 1991
Issue 25 - 1492 OLD WORLD ORDER/ 1992 NEW WORLD ORDER - Jan-Mar 1992
Issue 26 - ANOTHER GOVERNMENT AND SOD ALL FOR THE WORKING CLASS - April-June 1992
Issue 27 - L.A. RIOTS - July-Sept 1992
Issue 28 - MONEY, MONEY, MONEY, ITíS A RICH MANíS WORLD - Oct-Dec 1992Ý
Issue 29 - WHEN THE MARCHINGíS OVER, WHATíS NEXT? - Jan-March 1993
Issue 30 - DEAFEN THE RULING CLASS WITH THE SWEET MUSIC OF CLASS STRUGGLE - April-June 1993
Issue 31 - SOMALIA: KEEPING THE CAPITALIST PEACE - July-Sept 1993
Issue 32 - WOMEN WORK - WHO GAINS? - Oct-Dec 1993
Issue 33 - CRIMINAL JUSTICE BILL - THE STATE PREPARES TO CHARGE - Jan-Mar 1994
Issue 34 - 1910 VIVE ZAPATA First time tragedy - 1994 VIVE ZAPATA Second Time...? - Apr-Jun 1994
Issue 35 - REVOLTING AGAINST THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE BILL - July-Sept 1994Ý
Issue 36 - PEACE OFF! - Oct-Dec 1994
Issue 37 - PORNOGRAPHY EXPOSED - Jan-Mar 1995
Issue 38 - THE COST Of MILITARISM- Apr-Jun 1995
Issue 39 - PRISON SPECIAL - Summer 1995
USA election opposition, ìWill Bush be uprooted?î, N&A, #14, p3
Water privatisation, ìDown the plug hole?î, N&A, #14, p3,4
Clause 28 and AIDS, ìFighting the bigotsî, N&A, #14, p4
Pakistan elections, ìOut of reaction and into compromise?î, Int, #14, p5
Troops in Ireland, ìFrom imperialist war to class warî, Ft, #14, p6
Nature of unions, ìWhat is the potential of rank and file action?î, Ft, #14, p7-9,12,13
Labour Party, ìThe myth of Labour's 'socialism'ì, Ft, #14, p10,11
History of the Maknovist Movement (1918-21), (Peter Arshinov, Freedom Press), Rev, #14, p15
Crisis, (fiction, Fleetway Publications), Rev, #14, p16
In place of compromise - why we need a rank and file movement (pamphlet, Anarchist Workers Group), Rev, #14, p16
Anarchist Workers Group view on abortion (ref #13), ìHow do we fight for abortion provision?î, Let, #14, p17
View on Isreali state (ref #13), ìAnti-Zionist or Anti-State?î, Let, #14, p17
Third world and health workers (ref #12), ìThird World Debt?î, Let, #14, p18
Poll tax registration in England, Payment demands in Scotland, ìWhat lies behind the poll tax?î, N&A, #14, p20
Education Reform Act, ìThe schooling businessî, N&A, #15, p3
Anti-poll tax campaigns in Scotland, ìPoll tax crunch pointî, N&A, #15, p3,4
NHS health care, ìHealth 'shake-up'ì,Ý N&A, #15, p4
Afghanistan and USSR, ìAfghanistan: forwards backwards or sidewaysî, Int, #15, p5
Italian workers committees, ìSelf-organisation Italian style, Lessons of the worker's
Base Committees (COBAS)î, Ft, #15, p6,7
Housing Act and Housing Action Trusts, ìHousing under threatî, Ft, #15, p8,9
An East German anarchist 1940-50s, ìThe dark night of Willi Jelinekî,Ý Ft, #15, p10
The Beatnigs,Ý (music, Alternative Tentacles),Ý Rev, #15, p11
One Step Beyond, or Smash the Revolutionary Communist Party, (pamphlet, Pirate Press/Phoenix Press), Rev, #15, p11
Attack International view on Ireland (ref #14), ìWorking class resistanceî, Let, #15, p12
Anarchist Workers Group view on unions, ì'Rank and file' debateî, Let, #15, p12,13
Anti-Clause 28 call for support, ìLesbian and Gay networkî, Let,Ý #15, p13
ACF member view on Labour Party (ref #14), ìLabour's 'socialism'ì, Let, #15, p13,14
Pakistan elections, ìBhutto's election victory?î,Ý Let, #15, p14
Strike over National Dock Labour Scheme, ìDockers prepare for battleî, N&A, #15, p16
Industrial action; underground, oil rigs & docks, ìAn upsurge of Actionî, N&A, #16, p3
Polish communist party and unions, ìPoles apartî,Ý N&A, #16, p4
Poll tax non-payment in Scotland, ìMass non-payment takes offî, N&A, #16, p4,18
Spanish revolution, ì'Don't abondon the streets!' The Friends of Durruti, and the events of May 1937 in Barcelonaî, Ft, #16, p7,8
Women and homeworking, ìHomeworkers: an invisible workforceî, Ft, #16, p9,12
International Monetary Fund and World Bank, ìIMF: International Masters of Financeî, Ft, #16, p10,11
Dealing with crime, ìCapitalism: The biggest crime of allî, Ft, #16, p13,14
The Organisational Platform of the Libertarian Communists (pamphlet re-publication, Workers Solidarity Movement), Rev, #16, p15,16
Breaking Free (The Adventures of Tintin), (fiction, Attack International), Rev, #16, p15
View on troops out of Ireland article (ref #14), ìUnconditional supportî, Let, #16, p16
Anarchist organisation, ìAnarchy or Oligarchy?î, Let, #16, p17
Author point outs errors in Italian COBAS article (ref #15), ìWhoops!î, Let, #16, p17
Direct Action Movement view on unions (ref #14), ìRevolutionary Unionism?î, Let, #16, p17,18
Chinese student 'Democracy' movement, ìChina: in whose hands?î, Int, #16, p20
British National Party rally, ìDewsbury: the rising tide of racismî, N&A, #17, p3
Police/army links in Northern Ireland, ìRUC conspiracyî, N&A, #17, p3,4
Marxists in Cambodia, ìCambodian civil warî, N&A, #17, p4,12
Polish economy, ìSolidarity promise to crush resistanceî, Int, #17, p5
International Monetary Fund and World Bank, ìIMF: Stitching up the world economyî, Int, #17, p6
The Left and the poll tax, ìMilitant and other parasites on the poll tax struggleî, Ft, #17, p7,10,11
Anarchist groups in Poland and USSR,Ý ìAnarchism in the Eastern Blocî, Ft, #17, p8,9
Barefoot Gen - life in Japan at end of WW2, (fiction, Keiji Nakazawa, Penguin), Rev, #17, p12
View on unions (ref #14, #16), ìAnarchy, Syndicalism and revolutionî, Let, #17,Ý p13
View on unions, ìWorkplace obsessedî, Let, #17, p13
View on Breaking Free as rank & file propaganda, ìTintinî, Let, #17, p13,14
Leicester anti-aparteid action, ìWorkers against aparteidî,Ý Let, #17, p14
View on anarchist organisation, ìOligarchyî, Let, #17, p14
Ambulance pay dispute, ì999 crews move onto the offensiveî, N&A, #18, p3,4
CIA and General Noriega, ìUS topple their Panamanian puppetî,Ý N&A, #18, p4,5
Deportation of immigrants from Hong Kong, ìHong Kong hypocrisyî, N&A, #18, p5
Russian revolution - Peter Arshinovs 1920's 'Two Octobers' document, ìThe real October of the workers and peasantsî , Ft, #18, p6,7,12
End of the Cold War, ìPeople Power?î, Ft, #18, p8-11
Workers Revolutionary Party and splits, ìGerry Healey: a red who's better deadî,Ý Ft, #18, p13,14
Open Letter to Comrade Lenin, (pamphlet reprint, Herman Gorter, Wildcat), Rev, #18, p14
Scotland Labour councils and poll tax, ìLabour's poll tax panicî, N&A, #18, p15
Anti-poll tax demos in England and the Leftís response, ìPoll Tax furyî , N&A, #19, p3
Nelson Mandela released from prison in South Africa, ìMANDELA: (not) talking about a revolutionî, Int, #19, p4,5
Trafalger Square anti-poll tax riot account, ìA rioterís account sent anonymously to Organiseî, Ft, #19, p6
Green policies, industry and technology worldwide, ìEcology and Class", Ft, #19, p7-9
March 31st 1990 Trafalger Square riot analysis, ìThe Poll Tax: The Peasants Revoltî, Ft, #19, p10-12
The Polish Anarchist Federation interview about Solidarity, ìPolish anarchists begin to organiseî, Ft, #19, p13,14
History of anarchism in Hungary up to 1990, ìCreating a Hungarian anarchist movementî, Ft, #19, p14-16
Biography of B Traven and his novels, ìB Traven: the voice of angerî, Rev, #19, p17
Ex-ACF member viewÝ on strike strategies (ref #18), ìHow can the ambulance crews win?î, Let, #19, p18,19
Strangeways and other UK prisonerís riots, ìPrison riots eruptî, N&A, #19, p20
Poll tax riot arrests; press and Left response; defence campaign, ìThe State goes on the offensiveî, N&A, #20, p3
Report from Trieste conference and ACF statement, ìAnarchists from East and West meetî, N&A, #20, p4
Illiescuís suppression ofÝ ëgolanií revolt, ìRomaniaís miners: Loyal thugs of the ruling class?î, Ft, #20, p5-7
Interview with Northern Irish socialist; ACF statement on Ireland, ìNationalism, repulicanism and the real class struggle in Irelandî, Ft, #20, p8-11
Poll tax non-payment in UK, ìThe poll tax flagship heads for the rocksî, Ft, #20, p12,13
Author point outs errors inÝ reply to ambulance strike letter, ìStriking errorsî, Let, #20, p14
View on accuracy of 3 statements (ref #14), ìEcology and Classî, Let, #20, p14
Call for letters of support for 2 Irish prisoners, ìIrish prisonersî, Let, #20, p14
300th Anniversary of Orangemanís Day, ìFrom the Battle of the Boyne, to the Battle against the Bossesî, Ft, #20, p16
Oct 20th 1990 poll tax demo and riot, ìFighting on the poll tax frontî, N&A,Ý #21,Ý p3
Thatcher, Howe, and European Union, ìThe fate of a European has-beenî, N&A, #21, p4
Leftís support for Iraq in Gulf War, ìOh, oh, oh, what a lovely anti-imperialist warî, Ft, #21, p5-7
Kurdish oppression and history, ìHussein and the Kurdsî, Ft, #21, p7
Post-cold war Russia, ìAnother fine mess youíve gotten us into Gorbyî, Ft, #21, p8,9
History of Trotsky and Trotskyism, ìFifty years after Trotskyís death: Whatís left?î, Ft, #21, p10,11
Maoist coup in Peru, ìThe Shining Path: A road to disasterî,Ý Ft, #21, p12
View on over-population, ìClass and ecologyî, Let, #21, p14
Freedom Press view on ACF pamphlet: Role of the Revolutionary Organisation, ìHow do we organiseî, Let, #21, p14
Poll tax resistance in courts and against bailiffs , ìPoll Tax furyî , N&A, #21, p13,16
Gulf War and international responses, ìThe Warfare Stateî, N&A, #22, p3,4
Effects of capitalist economy, ìBosses Crisis: who foots the billî, N&A, #22, p4
General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs (GATT) talks, ìWorld Trade: a coming crisisî, Int, #22, p5
Pakistan and India conflict, ìSub-continent in crisisî, Int, #22, p5
Politics in South Asia, ìAsia: Bangladeshî, Ft, #22, p6
History of Vietnam wars, ìVietnam - an American defeatî, Ft, #22, p6,11,12
Paris Commune 1871, ìVive la Commune!î, Ft, #22, p7,10
Poll tax local struggle, ìFight the Poll Tax: News from Leedsî, Ft, #22, p8-10
Alive, (international newsletter, Amsterdam), Rev, #22, p13
European Anarchism, (international newsletter, Spain) , Rev, #22, p13
Homelessness, ìHousing in the ninetiesî, Ft, #22, p13,16
View on Imperialism, ìThe imperialist mentalityî, Let, #22, p14
View on Gulf War, ìWar in the Gulfî, Let, #22, p14
Criticism of East European Anarchists (ref #16-20) & ACF reply, ìEastern Europeî, Let, #22, p14
Direct Democracy Network - call for participation & support, ìDirect Democracyî, Let, #22, p14
Anti-Fascist Action and Football, ìRacism in Footballî, Ft, #22, p16
Defeat of Poll Tax & rise in VAT, ìA Fairer Tax?î, N&A, #23, p3
Release of Guildford 4 & Birmingham 6, ìThe long arm of the stateî, N&A, #23, p3,4
Defeat of Poll Tax & Thatcher, ìLessons of the Poll Tax victoryî, N&A, #23, p4,5
British Pit Closures, ìJust the Pitsî, N&A,Ý #23, p5
Indian Reservation uprising in Canada/US border areas,Ý ìMohawks confront the stateî, Ft, #23, p6,7
Green capitalism & eco-friendly products, ìEcology and Survivalismî, Ft, #23, p7
African National Congress, ìANC - New bosses in waitingî, Ft, #23, p8,9
Post-Gulf War Kurdish nationalism, ìImperialism and the Kurdsî, Int, #23, p11
Interview on Iraq/Kurds/Religion/Gulf War, ìInterview with Iraqi Exileî, Int, #23, p11,12
75th Anniversary ofÝ Easter Uprising in Ireland, ì1916 - A myth explodedî, Ft, #23, p12,13
At the Foot of the Wall, (proposed book by author of Durruti: The People Armed, Abel Paz), Rev, #23, p14
Paradise Referred Back: A radical look at the Green Party, (pamphlet, Larry OíHara & Gary Matthews), Rev, #23, p14
Bangledesh cyclone disaster, ìBangladeshî, N&A, #23, p16
ÝFailed Stalinist coup in Soviet Union & left response, ìIron Felix in the scrapyard - piggies go to marketî, N&A, #24, p3
Clause 25 of CJA and homosexuality, ìThe Moral Crusade Continuesî, N&A, #24, p4
Effects of bank collapse, ìBCCI and other hypocritesî, N&A, #24, p5
History of Militant/Revolutionary Socialist League, ìThroughly rotten millieî, Ft, #24, p6
Children and anarchist communism, ìChildren: peopleÝ or property?î, Ft, #24, p7
Trends in modern capitalism/Introduction, ìA new world of disorder - Anarchist Communism or Barbarismî, Ft, #24, p8,9
Trends in modern capitalism/Soviet Union, ìThe end of the old world orderî, Ft, #24, p9,14
Readerís article on revolutionary organisation & CPGB, ìHackneyed Hacksî, Ft, #24, p10,11
Pan African Congress and nationalism, ìThe politics of tribalismî, Int, #24, p11
Open Eye, (magazine, Reading), Rev, #24, p12
Terrorizing the Neighbourhood: American foreign policy in the post-Cold War era, (book, N.Chomsky, AK Press), Rev, #24, p12
Against Redistributing Poverty, (pamphlet, Wages for Housework Campaign), Rev, #24, p12
Views on soviet coup (refÝ #24) & reply, ìSoviet Unionî, Let, #24, p13
View on troops out of Ireland & reply, ìNorthern Irelandî, Let, #24, p13
Error in Bangadesh article (ref #23)Ý pointed out, ìBangladeshî, Let, #24, p13
Comments on review of Paradise Referred Back (ref #23), ìReply by Green Flameî,Ý Let, #24, p13,14
Solidarity, Asp, #24, p16
Analysis of Socialist Workers Party, ìLabouring Under Illusionsî, N&A,Ý #25, p3,4
Labour Party and Europe, ìAny Labour equals real fraudî, N&A, #25, p4,6
Non-payment after Poll Tax defeat, ìSupporting the Poll Tax Non-Payersî, N&A, #25, p5,6
Anarchist-Communist economics, ìOn Post-Revolutionary Economic Organisationî, Ft, #25, p7,8
Ideas of Darwin and Kropotkin, ìMutual Aid and Evolutionî, Ft, #25, p9
History of Columbus and discovery of Americas, ì1492 and beyondî, Ft, #25, p10
International drugs trade, ìDrugs: Capitalismís other economyî, Ft, #25, p11,12
Interview with Cordillera Peopleís Alliance, ìMining and Native Peopleís Resistance in the Philippinesî, Int, #25, p12,13
Single European Market 1992, ìThe Barons of Capital and their New Fortressî, Int, #25, p14
Trends in modern capitalism/World Trade, ìThe End of the Old World Economyî, Int, #25, p15,16
US profits in Gulf War, ìThe peace goes to warî,Ý Int, #25, p16
Results of Organise! Questionaire, #25, p17
View on fighting fascism, ìFascismî, Let, #25, p18
ACF reply to letter (ref #24) on review of Paradise Referred Back (ref #23), ìReply to Green Flameî,Ý Let, #25, p18
Cornelius Castoriadis,Ý Political and Social Writings Vol 1. 1946-1955. From the Critique of Bureaucracy to the Positive Content of Socialism, (collection of writings, Minnesota), Rev, #25, p18
Freedom, Asp, #25, p20
Criticism of IRA killings, ìThe Provos and the building workersî,ÝÝ N&A, #26, p3,4
Yeltsinís Soviet Union, ìLooking at the coffin: collapse of the SovietÝ Unionî, N&A, #26, p4,5
Murray Bookchinís influence on US greens, ìIntroduction to the US green anarchistsî,Ý Int, #26, p6,7
Critique of lifestylist politics, ìIs lifestylism enough?î , Ft, #26, p7
Anarchism and womenís liberation, ìWomen and Revolutionî, Ft, #26, p8-10
Attitudes to present day struggles, propaganda , ìA culture of resistanceî,Ý Ft, #26, p12
Patents and biotechnology, ìIntellectual Property is Theftî, Ft, #26,Ý p12,13
Decision making after the revolution, ìDecision-makingî, Ft, #26, p13-15
Emperorís New Clothes, (book , Help End Marijuana Prohibition), Rev, #26, p15
Left-wing Communism in Britain 1917-21, (Bob Jones, Pirate Press), Rev, #26, p15-16
Out of the Ghetto, (Joe Jacobs, Phoenix Press), Rev, #26, p16
Anarchist Year Book 1992, (AK Press), Rev, #26, p16
Comments on Mutual Aid and Evolution article (ref #25) & authorís reply, ìMutual aidî, Let, #26, p17
Criticism of Poll Tax non-payment article (ref #25), ìPoll Taxî,Ý Let, #26, p17
Subversion criticism of 1492 & Philippines articles (refs #25) & authorsí replies,Ý ìNational Liberation?î, Let, #26, p17,18
Support for SWP ëvoting without illusionsí (refÝ #25),Ý & reply, ìVote Labour But?î, Let, #26, p18
Criticism of Clause 25 article (ref #24) & reply, ìGay Liberationî, Let, #26, p18
Direct Action, Asp, #26, p20
Los Angeles riots, ìNo Justice! NoPeace!! Los Angeles Riotsî, N&A, #27, p3,4
Strikes against against unification, ìGermanyî, N&A, #27, p5
Workersí Party split in Ireland, ìTanks for the memoryî, Ft, #27, p6
Anarchist writerÝ Colin Ward on voting, ìPromising the moonî, Ft, #27, p7
War in Yugoslavia, ìYugobarbarismî, Ft, #27, p8,9
Post-election Labour Party, ìLabour Painsî, Ft, #27, p10
Malcolm X biography, ìMalcolm X and Black Nationalismî, Ft, #27, p10,14
Equal Opportunities and class, ìOpportunity Knocks!î, Ft, #27, p11
Anarchists and Unions, ìOrganising in the Workplaceî, Ft, #27, p12
Anarchy in the USSR. A New Beginning, (collection of documents, Phil Ruff ed., ASP), Rev, #27, p13
Poll Tax Rebellion, (book, Danny Burns, AK Press and Attack International), Rev, #27, p13
Unfinished Business: The politics of Class War, (book, Class War Federation, AK Press), Rev, #27, p13
Anti-vote rant, ìSecret Ballotî, Let, #27, p14
View in favour of free-access to resources after the revolution (Ref #26), ìMoney?î, Let, #27, p14
Czech criticism of lack of East Europe articles in Organise!, ìLetters from abroadî, Let, #27, p14
New Moscow contact, ìLetters from Abroadî, Let, #27, p14
FrenchÝ praise of theory articles in Organise!, ìLetters from Abroadî, Let, #27, p14
Federalism, Asp, #27, p16
European Exchange Rate Mechanism, ìErmmm... what is ERM?î, N&A, #28, p3,4
Work and re-emergence of Keynian economy, ìDown the Plug Holeî, N&A, #28, p4,5
Earth Summit Conference, ìRio and the New World Orderî, N&A, #28, p6,7
Anti-McDonaldís libel case, ìMcLibelî, N&A, #28, p7
Report on Earth First conference, ìLetter from Americaî, N&A, #28, p8
History of IrishÝ Anarchist Bulletin/Organise!, ìIrish Anarchismî, Int, #28, p9
Obituary, Nicholas Faucier, French Platformist, ìObituaryî, Int, #28, p9,10
FascistsÝ in unified Germany, ìThe Rostock Riotsî, Ft, #28, p10
French and British Fascists, and left anti-facist groups, ìBashing the fash?î, Ft, #28, p11
Black Panthers andÝ Black American anarchists, ìFrom Panther to Anarchistî, Ft, #28, p12,13
Detective Novels, ìReading the Detectivesî, Ft, #28, p13,14
Readerís poem, ìOn the futureî, Let, #28, p15
Why the Revolutionaries have Failed, (pamphlet, Andy and Mark Anderson, Splat Collective), Rev, #28, p16
Sabotage in the American Workplace: Anecdotes of Dis-satisfaction, Mischief and Revenge, (collection of anecdotes, Martin Sprouse ed., Pressure Drop Press & AK Press), Rev, #28, p16
From Alcatraz to Marion to Florence - Control Unit Prisons in the United States, Rev, #28, p16,17Ý
Preparing for Democracy. No 1. Beyond Just Mass Assemblies. A critical look as Spanish Unions ëThat Work Without Bureaucracyí, (pamphlet), Rev, #28, p17,18
Worldwide Intifada, (bulletin on Palestine, Leamington), Rev,Ý #28, p18
ÝComment on Russian elections & reply, ìLettersî, Let, #28, p19
Against Exploitation, Asp, #28, p20
Unions, the left and 31 pit closures, ìWith friendís like these...î, N&A, #29, p3
Military dictatorship in Nigeria, ìStruggle Worldwideî,Ý Int, #29, p4
Anarchists facing repression in Moldavia, ìStruggle Worldwideî, Int, #29, p4
Prisoner reports after Greek anti-American Army base demo, ìStruggle Worldwideî, Int, #29, p4,5
Los Angeles riot arrests, ìStruggle Worldwideî, Int, #29, p5
Italian industrial struggles, ìItaly: Workers against the unionsî, Int, #29, p5,6
Japanese Anarchists and workerís riots, ìUprising in the Land of the Rising Sunî,Ý Int, #29, p7,13
Debate on Unions, Letters from Dave Douglass and DAM & replies, ìWhat should we do about the unions?î, Ft, #29, p8-10
Post-mortem on Anarchist Workers Group, ìThe death of the AWGî, Ft, #29, p11,12
Problems with Intellectualism, ìIntellectualismî, Ft, #29, p12
What is Anarchism? An Introduction, (pamphlet, Various contributors, Freedom Press), Rev, #29, p13
A Short History of Political Violence In Britain, (pamphlet, Martyn Everett), Rev, #29, p14
Trotwatch. An Anarchist Commentary on the Life of the Left. Vol 1. No 1., (journal, Trotwatch, Nottingham), Rev, #29, p14
Aufheben No. 1, (journal, Auheben, Brighton), Rev, #29, p14
Ireland: Nationalism and Imperialsm - The Myths Exploded, (pamplet, Subversion, Manchester), Rev, #29, p14
Libertarian Education, (journal, LibEd), Rev, #29, p14
Leaders, Asp,Ý #29, p16
Temporary back-down on pit closures, ìWorkers - The Minersî, N&A, #30, p3
Rail unions and railway privatisations, ìRailworkersî, N&A, #30, p4
London Buses pay and conditionsÝ threat, ìOn the busesî, N&A, #30, p4
Post Office threaten 16,000 postal jobs, ìThe postî, N&A, #30, p4
Roads protest in Hampshire, ìTwyford Down and the Stateî, N&A, #30, p5
Prisoners from Awareness League of Nigeria released, ìNigerian comrades freedî, Int, #30, p5
US/European intervention in Somalia,Ý ìWarlords or US troops - whatís the difference?î , Int, #30, p6,7
Critique of religion, ìGodî, Ft, #30, p7,8
Ecological Feminism/Anarchism and 18th century philosophy, ìEcology and Enlightenmentî, Ft, #30, p9,10
Music and the culture of resistance, ìWhen the Sound of the Music Changes, the Walls of the City Shakeî, Ft, #30, p11,12
Reply by Dave Douglass to unions debate & replies by ACF and Trotwatch (ref #29), Let, #30, p13
Criticism of New World Disorder articles (ref #24,25),Ý Let, #30, p13,14
Objection to basing politics on morality in Aspects of AnarchismÝ (ref #28), Let, #30, p14
Black Mask, and, Up Against the Wall Motherfucker , (pamphlets, Net York Surrealist and Anarchist Groups, Unpopular Books and Sabotage Editions), Rev, #30, p14
Refracted Perspective. The Left, Working Class Trade Unionism and The Miners, (pamplet, Dave Douglass), Rev, #30, p14 (includes review of Wildcatís response pamphlet)
Outside and Against the Unions. A communist response to Dave Douglassí text, (pamphlet, Wildcat), Rev, #30, p14
Crime and Punishment, Asp, #30, p16
Unions and Pit Closures & Timex dispute, ìUnion sabotageî, N&A, #31, p3
Article by non-ACF member, ìTravellers, squatters and economic crisisî, N&A, #31, p4,5
ANC and South African Communist Party, ìSouth Africa - Betrayal and compromiseî,Ý Int, #31, p5,6
Military operations in Somalia, ìSomalia - colonialism by other means?î, Int, #31, p6,7
Capitalism in Philippines, Brazil, Egypt and Algeria, ìBeyond Capitalismís Coreî, Int, #31, p8,9
ÝLack of US action in former Yugoslavia, ìEx-Yugoslavia -will the allies intervene?î, Int, #31, p9,10
World population, natural selection and Marxism, ìNatural laws or capitalist ideology?î, Ft, #31, p10-12
Workers Solidary Movement, Direct Action Movement & ACF attend Organise!(IAB) summer camp, ìAnarchists meet in Irelandî, Ft, #31, p12
News about Timex dispute, ìTimexî, Let, #31, p13
Criticism of Religion article (ref #30) & authorís reply, ìGodî, Let, #31, p13
In depth view on unions and syndicalism, ìThe trade union issueî, Let, #31, p14
Criticism of Music article (ref #30) & reply, ìCultureî, Let, #31, p14
View on anarchist, left, fascist groups and racism,Ý Let, #31, p14
Poor Lenin. Extracts from the ëCommunist Technique in Britainí, (pamphlet reprint, Bob Darke, Irate Press/AK Distribution), Rev, #31, p14
Terrorism, Asp, #31, p16
British National Party win Milwall by-election, ìGoing to the dogs?î,Ý N&A, #32, p3
Freedom of speech & fascists, ìNo Platform for Fascists!î,Ý N&A, #32, p3,4
Police cuts & Sheehy Report, ìFraud Squad!î, N&A, #32, p4
Anti-McDonaldís going to court, ìMcLibelî, N&A, #32, p5
Failed coup against Yeltsin, ìThe attempted coup in Russiaî, N&A, #32, p5
Public Sector unrest, ìA new winter of discontent?î, N&A, #32, p5
Third World exploitation & Guatamala, ìThe Price of Peasî, Ft, #32, p6
Women textile workers in Feb 1917, ìThe Russian Revolution and Womenî, Ft, #32, p7
Anarchist womenÝ Mujeres Libres & CNT, ìWomen in the Spanish Revolutionî, Ft, #32, p8,9
Women and food, art & media, ìWomanís Place:Ý Women and Cultureî, Ft, #32, p10,11
Nuclear and single parent families & capitalism, ìWho Needs the Familyî, Ft, #32, p12,13
View on Japanese workers (ref #29), ìJapanî, Let, #32, p13
Criticism of Aspects of Anarchism on terrorism (ref #31), ìTerrorî, Let, #32, p13,14
Disagreement with music articleÝ &Ý reply (ref #30), ìMusicî, Let, #32, p14
Patriarchy, Asp, #32, p16
Anti-roads campaign, ìM11 - The Battle of Wanstead continuesî, N&A, #33, p3
ArticleÝ on ëworld peaceí, ìAn outbreak of peace - South Africaî, Int, #33, p4
ArticleÝ on ëworld peaceí, ìAn outbreak of peace - Irelandî, Int, #33, p4,5
ÝArticleÝ on ëworld peaceí, ìPeace in the Middle East?î, Int, #33, p5,6
Comments by Lebenese libertarian communists, ìLebanon: political situationî, Int, #33, p6
Earth First! & Deep Ecology, ìMonkey Wrenchers- The politics and history of Earth First!î, Ft, #33, p7,8
Criminal Justice and Public Order Bill, ìA Criminal Injusticeî, Ft, #33, p9,10
Female fertility issues, ìAbortion: some concernsî, Ft, #33, p11,14
Womenís magazine collective, ìMaking Trouble: Interview with Bad Attitudeî, Ft, #33, p12-14
Tribal Messenger, (travellerís book, Tribal Messanger, Bristol), Rev, #33, p15Ý
No Master High or Low, (John Shotton, Libertarian Education), Rev, #33, p15
A Lie Too Far - Searchlight, Hepple, and the Left, (Mina Enterprises), Rev, #33, p15
Carrying On Recruiting! Why the SWP dumped the ëdownturní in a ëdash for growthí and other party pieces, (TrotWatch, AK Press), Rev, #33, p15,16
View on Solidarity Groups (ref #30) & reply, ìLocal organisationsî, Let, #33, p16
Request for Organise! article on Cuba & reply, ìCubaî, Let, #33, p16
View on capitalism, ìTory economicsî, Let, #33, p17
ÝCriticism of anti-union position (ref #31) & reply, ìConfusedî,Ý Let,Ý #33, p17
View on Organise!ís readership make-up & reply, ìCrusty Typesî, Let, #33, p17,18
View on Intifada by Isreali anarchist brigade & reply (ref #28), ìIntifadaî, Let, #33, p18
Internationalism, Asp, #33, p20
BNP stand for council seat in London, ìTower Hamlets: The Electoral Charadeî, N&A, #34, p3,4
Further Education college cuts & the left, ìNAFTHE sabotageî, N&A, #34, p4
Interview with Artillery Mansions squat in London, ìSquat! Donít Rotî, N&A, #34, p5,6
Police budget, ìIf Fred West had been a hunt sabber..?î, N&A, #34, p6
Interview at OCL Summer Camp in France, ìCross Channel Links - An interview with a militant of the Organisation Communiste Libertaireî, Int, #34, p7,8
Anti-militarist/anti-nationalist demo in Paris, ìDemonstration and Festivalî, Int, #34, p8
Guide to libertarian communist groups and journals, ìInternational Round-upî, Int, #34, p8,9
Chiapas/EZLN uprising in Mexico, ìViva Zapata!î, Int, #34, p9,10
Appeal for funds to print translation of D.Guerinís ëAnarchismí, ìAnarchism in Arabicî, Int, #34, p10Ý
Appeal for papers & pamplets by anarchists in Serbia, ìAppeal of the comrades active in Yugoslaviaî, Int, #34, p10
Irish Nationalism and Gaelic mythology, ìThe Mythology of Nationalismî, Ft, #34, p11
Road Lobby and motor traffic system, ìTransport or Traffic?î, Ft, #34, p12, 16
Culture and its suppression, ìCultural Identity: An anarchist perspectiveî, Ft, #34, p13
View on Earth First! UK (ref #33) by Oxford Green Anarchists & reply, Let, #34, p14
View on Romanian situation, ìThe Rape of Eastern Europeî, Let, #34, p14
From R. and E. Anarchist Revolutionary Movement in S.Africa & reply, ìLetter from South Africaî, Let , #34, p14
On the Border of a Police State, (Hackney Community Defence Associationm, TU Support Unit), Rev, #34, p14
Collective Action, Asp, #34, p16
Editoral on CJB, ìFight the Criminal Justice Billî, N&A, #35, p2
RMT/Railtrack dealÝ on signal-worker pay & conditions, ìRailworkersî, N&A, #35, p3
FBU union deal on new fire brigade work contracts, ìFirefightersî, N&A, #35, p3
Unofficial postal strike and UCW sabotage, ìPostal workersî, N&A, #35, p3
Italian Elections March ë94, ìItaly - Victory of the Populist Right and Neo-fascistsî, N&A, #35, p4,5
Thor Chemicals death in South African, ìExporting Murder - Toxic dumping in SAî, N&A, #35, p5
Colonial history of Africa, ìRwanda and Burundi - ëEthnicí Massacres and Colonial Originsî, Int, #35, p6,7
Indonisian wood exports ìDeforestation in Indonisia: A Policy Driven by Greed and Warî, Int, #35, p6
Protests against French minimum wage reduction, ìFrance - Mass action against wage cutsî, Int. #35, p8
Social and health effects of traffic, ìCarmageddonî, Ft, #35, p9, 11
Anti-advertising article, ìAdvertising: The Poetry of Capitalismî, Ft, #35, p11,12
Subversive poetry, ìPoetry and Revolutionî, Ft, #35, p13,14
Punk and politics, ìThe Relationship Between Anarchism and Pop Cultureî, Ft, #35, p15, 16
Coal minerís anti-NUM, pro-Pit buy-out view, Let, #35, p16
Electronic archive on internet, ìSpunk Pressî, Let, #35, p16
Rage Against the Machine, (band/music on Cassette/LP/CD, Epic),Ý Rev, #35, p17
Senser, Stacked Up, (band/music on Cassette/LP/CD), Rev, #35, p17ÝÝÝÝÝ
Severly Dealt With: Growing up in Belfast and Glasgow,Ý (autobiography, John Taylor Caldwell, Northern Herald Books), Rev, #35, p17
Trials by Ordeal,ÝÝ (book, Irish Prisonersí Support Group), Rev, #35, p17,18
Revolutionary Violence, Asp, #35, p20
Processed Peace - Ceasefire in Ireland, p3-4
Signal Workers - not much of a victory, p4
Keep it Fluffy? Fighting the Criminal Justice Bill, p5-6
Riot - eye-witness account of the Battle of Park Lane, p6
Yobs and Bootboys - Culture, p7
UCH (University College Hospital) - Savaged not Saved, p8
South AfricaÝ - The Working Class against the ANC, p9-11
Unholy Holy Alliance - Vatican at the Population Conference, p11-12
Free Leonard Peltier - Native American prisoner, 12
Haiti - The American peace-keepers strike again, p13
Pedestrian Problem - the danger of motor cars and false solutions, p 14-15
Scorcher column, fightback, p15
Anarchy in the UK, a look at the British Anarchist Movement, p15
Blue Christmas - the misery of the Christian festival., p16
Jean Vigo - Nought for Conduct, Anarchist Cinema, p17-18
Letters - NATFHE, Nationalism, p18
Aspects of anarchism -Ý a new series - Anarchism Communism, p20
Editorial ñ revolutionary change seems a long way away, p2
Labour Pains ñ their gains from Tories in crisis, p3-4
Poverty in Britain increases, p5
State Surveillance ñ technologies of state control, p6
A road too far ñ Green car hyprocrisy, public transport & the anti-roads movement, p7-9
Moral panics and children, p9-11
Cigs, booze & weed, p12-13
Pornography and the sex industry, p14-15
Interview with Avedon Carol, of Feminists Against Censorship, p16-17
Aspects of Anarchism ñ Human Nature, p18
Postal Workers, Health Workers, Animal riots, Miltarism and animals, Racism and Tower Hamlets, 'New' Loyalists. Cuba & Castro, Myth of overpopulation, , WW2 end 'celebration', Sport - footie & class war, bumper letters pages, Aspects of Anarchism - Militarism
Clegg release, Saddam vs. the masses, Iran, Algeria, Romania, Class Struggle in Prisons, Mumia Abu-Jamal, ABC, Heritage, UCH Strike, EE Cummings, Kate Sharpley Library, Aspects of Anarchism - Crime and Punishment.


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Minnesota Youth Soccer will continue to enhance the soccer experience for all by fostering individual growth through education and by developing new programs, technology and fields.
The Minnesota Youth Soccer Association (MYSA) embraces its members' diversity and uniqueness. MYSA programs and services are open to all regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, language, culture, mental/physical ability and socioeconomic status. MYSA promotes access to soccer for all youth.
Name: | The Minnesota Youth Soccer Association (MYSA), a 501(c)(3)non-profit corporation. |
Mission: | The Minnesota Youth Soccer Association promotes the game of soccer for all youth in Minnesota. We promote the importance of education, self-esteem, diversity and teamwork in a safe, fun environment, allowing players to develop to their fullest potential in soccer and in life. |
Philosophy: | Fair, safe and enjoyable soccer for youth players of all skill levels and their families. |
History: | Founded in 1969 as the Minnesota Junior Soccer League. Incorporated in 1987 as the Minnesota Youth Soccer Association, a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. |
Affiliation: | Member of US Youth Soccer and U.S. Soccer Federation. |
Membership: | Approximately 75,000 players (ages 6 to 19), 13,000 coaches and administrators, and 55,000 soccer families. |
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Events: | US Youth Soccer Minnesota State Cup, MYSA Summer State Tournament, MYSA Fall State Tournament, U9/U10 Summer Jamboree, U9/U10 Fall Jamboree, US Youth Soccer Kohl's American Cup, Winter Symposium, Annual General Meeting and Annual Recognition Banquet. |
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Get rid of the eggs
Replacing eggs is the most challenging aspects of vegan baking. Those suckers bind, they leaven and they give structure to our baked goods. However, like a bad boyfriend, they can be replaced, and with pleasing results. Here some info on replacements I have tried.
Flax Seeds
How to use it:
1 Tablespoon flax seeds plus 3 Tablespoons water replaces one egg. Finely grind 1 tablespoon whole flaxseeds in a blender or coffee grinder, or use 2 1/2 tablespoons pre-ground flaxseeds. Transfer to a bowl and beat in 3 tablespoons of water using a whisk or fork. It will become very gooey and gelatinous, much like an egg white. In some recipes, you can leave the ground flax in the blender and add the other wet ingredients to it, thus saving you the extra step of the bowl.
When it works best:
Flax seeds have a distinct earthy granola taste. It tastes best and works very well in things like pancakes, and whole grain items, such as bran muffins and corn muffins. It is perfect for oatmeal cookies, and the texture works for cookies in general, although the taste may be too pronounced for some. Chocolate cake-y recipes have mixed results, I would recommend only using one portion flax-egg in those, because the taste can be overpowering.
Always store ground flaxseeds in the freezer because they are highly perishable. This mixture is not only an excellent replacement for eggs, it also contributes vital omega-3 fatty acids.
Where to get it:
Health food stores
How to use it:
1/2 banana blended until smooth or mashed well= 1 egg.
Bananas work wonders as an egg replacer in baking, which is the reason many banana bread recipes don't require eggs. They hold the air bubbles well, make things nice and moist, and impart a nice flavor. However, you don't want everything tasting like banana, so use in things where the taste won't be intrusive. I've also noticed that baked goods using banana brown very nicely.
When it works best:
Quick breads, muffins, cakes, pancakes
Tip: Make sure bananas are nice and ripe and have started to brown.
Where to get it:
Just kidding, I think you can figure this one out.
Lose the milk
This is a no-brainer. Use soy, rice or almond milk. Butter milk? Add a teaspoon of lemon juice to your milk and let it sit for a couple of minutes.
It's like buttah...
You can try prune puree which will also obviously reduce the amount of fat. To use, puree 1/2 cup of pitted prunes with 1/4 cup of water. You will want to reduce the amount used, or the final product may be too moist. If the recipe calls for a half cup use 1/3 cup instead. You may also want to add a little oil, maybe a tablespoon per cup of fat needed, because a little fat goes a long way in taste and texture.


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What I AM choosing next time is to birth at home.
If my only 2 choices were induction or repeat section I would choose the section. |
Between 1992 and 1998, there were 2119 TOL, 575 of which were induced (27%). The overall rate of uterine rupture was 15/2119 (0.71%). The uterine rupture rate with induced TOL (8/575, 1.4%) was significantly higher than with spontaneous TOL (7/1544, 0.45%), p=0.036. The relative risk of uterine rupture with induction was 3.09 (95% CI 1.12 to 8.42). Uterine rupture rates by method of induction (alone or in combination with another) are shown in the table below and are compared with uterine rupture during spontaneous TOL. Method/ Number of Ruptures/ Number of women/ Rupture rate PGE2/ 5/ 172/ 2.9% Method/ Number of Ruptures/ Number of women/ Rupture rate ARM/ 2/ 130/ 1.5% Method/ Number of Ruptures/ Number of women/ Rupture rate Foley/ 1/ 130/ 0.76% Method/ Number of Ruptures/ Number of women/ Rupture rate Oxytocin/ 5/ 427/ 1.2% Method/ Number of Ruptures/ Number of women/ Rupture rate Spontaneous TOL/ 7/ 1544/ 0.45% The relative risk of uterine rupture with PGE2 use versus spontaneous TOL was 6.41 (95% CI 2.06 - 19.98). The relative risk for Foley catheter induction compared with spontaneous TOL was 1.70 (95% CI 0.21 to 13.69). |
Found that women treated with prostaglandins tend to rupture at the location of the previous scar more frequently than women in the oxytocin group whose rupture tended to occur remote from their old scar. |
Induction was more frequent in the uterine rupture group and they were much more likely to have had cervical ripening. The odds ratio for cervical ripening and uterine rupture was 3.93. The risk/benefit ratio would seem to discourage cervical ripening. |
All that said, I had a low dose Pitocin with my last VBAC to augment labor. It was that or c-section. I'm so, so glad that I chose the Pit. I had an awesome VBAC that I wouldn't trade for the world. The statistics ARE greater that you could rupture with Pit but it's not really that much. My OB was very careful not to give me much and it worked enough to keep my c-section away.
Also (this is my last Also, I promise), EPO creates prostaglandins right? I'm planning on starting a strict EPO regimen around 35 or 36 weeks, both orally & vaginally, but I want to make sure that this isn't considered a "prostaglandin induction" even though it's very mild and "natural". Any thoughts?


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Does this seem reasonable? No. It seems very dangerous to me. XS modules can be binary incompatible between two perls that were compiled with different flags. For example the perl that comes with Ubuntu is compiled with -Dusethreads, and so XS modules compiled for that perl will assume that perl is threaded. Now if the perlbrew-installed perl wasn't configured with threads, and tries to load a threaded XS module, things could go very badly. In the best case you'll get a segmentation fault pretty quickly. In the first case you'll simply get memory corruption and thus output values that are wrong in subtle ways, and you will have a very hard time finding and diagnosing those errors. And there are many more flags than just threading, so much potential for things to go wrong. So, don't make such a fallback. Instead simply install missing modules for the perlbrew installation when needed. Run and then your modules are just a cpanm Desired::Module away. In reply to Re: Building a local perl to use the system perl's libraries as a fallback
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December 19, 2001, Chandigarh, India
POTO fate hangs in balance Show video of attack: Cong MPs Advani not telling all: Congress
Infiltrators confessions baffling
Border states to get 10 cr each Cold wave toll 74 in Bihar, UP Dying declaration must allure courts confidence
A-I to operate Haj flights from Calicut NORTH INDIA IN PARLIAMENT
POTO fate hangs in balance New Delhi, December 18 This view of the government, which is strongly in favour of a stringent anti-terrorism law, is driven by the fact that it has the leverage of issuing a fresh anti-terrorism ordinance once the present Prevention of Terrorism Ordinance (POTO) expires. According to sources, this way the Opposition and the government will save face as the former had taken a firm stand to oppose the anti-terrorism Bill tooth and nail. However, there was also a suggestion from a quarter that the winter session be adjourned sine die tomorrow itself after the debate on the attack on Parliament concludes as the only major business lying before the House is the introduction of the controversial anti-terrorism Bill. Their argument is when the stand of the government and the Opposition is very clear on the anti-terrorism Bill it would be meaningless to prolong the sitting till December 21, the scheduled last date of the winter session. However, a firm decision on whether Parliament session will continue till December 21 or will be
adjourned tomorrow itself will be taken only after the meeting of leaders of various political parties called by Lok Sabha Speaker G.M.C Balayogi. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee is likely to hold a meeting with the leaders of major political parties tomorrow to apprise them about the situation in the wake of the December 13 attack and also solicit their unflinching support to the government in its fight against terrorism. He is likely to take the Opposition into confidence on the various actions being contemplated by the NDA government to tackle terrorism. According to sources, Mr Vajpayees decision to hold a meeting with the Opposition comes in the wake of criticism from some opposition parties, especially the Left that the NDA government has kept them in the dark vis-a-vis the attack on Parliament. |
Show video of attack: Cong MPs New Delhi, December 18 Congress MP Kapil Sibal said the film should be screened for the MPs in the Central Hall of Parliament tomorrow. The request had already been made by Congress MP Arjun Singh. It concerns us and we have a right to know. We have been fed a lot of misinformation by newspapers. I would like the government to consider this request and make a statement in the evening, he said. Deputy Chairperson Najma Heptullah hailed Mr Sibals suggestion as good and asked the ministry concerned to convey the request to the Home Minister. If the film is shown, doubts will not remain in the minds of the members. They will know exactly what happened, she said. Dr Heptullah said there was confusion from where the terrorists had entered. Mr Venkaiah Naidu reminded the House that the recorded version was the property of the Speaker and the Chairperson. Participating in the discussion on the Union Home Minister, Mr L.K. Advanis statement earlier in the day on the strike on Parliament, all MPs placed on record their appreciation of the exemplary bravery of security personnel who laid down their lives to uphold the honour of the Parliament House. On being informed that Head Constable Vijender Singh of the Delhi Police, who was hurt in the attack had succumbed to his injuries, the House observed a one-minute silence. Mr Arjun Singh said the sequence of events recorded on the close circuit TV should be shown to all MPs. He said there was no insight on what exactly the government was doing. The government did not act despite definite warning about possible attack on Parliament. What steps are the Prime Minister and the Home Minister and the Prime Minister taking now? Mr Mool Chand Meena of the Congress said there was no evidence that all five terrorists were from Pakistan. What is the governments plan to end terrorism in future? The public should be taken into confidence. Mr C.M. Ibrahim (Janata Dal) suggested that the security personnel who sacrificed their lives should be decorated with the Param Vir Chakra. Mr L.M. Singhvi (BJP) said the security personnel had made a supreme sacrifice in the battle against terrorism. Those who died here fighting the terrorists deserve a very special deal and a very special consideration. He said it was also important to answer Pakistans demand for proof not so much to satisfy Pakistan because it will never be satisfied but to make our position clear before the world community. We must tell the world that the attack on Parliament was the result of the complicity, conspiracy, connivance and support of our neighbour. Pakistan stands condemned today if we are able to drive home this point. |
Advani not telling all: Congress New Delhi, December 18 The statement did not refer to the established fact that the white car used by the terrorists contained 30 kg of RDX which was defused by experts over several hours, Congress chief spokesman Jaipal Reddy said. He said the statement did not even make a reference to the RDX. Pointing out that there were fresh facts, Mr Reddy said the terrorists had a long cable and tried to explode the RDX through pull mechanism. The RDX did not explode as the cable happened to snap, he said. The spokesman said the car did not have Parliament label and had a fake Home Ministry label. How did the car with 30 kg of RDX reach Gate No 12. How could it pass through security rings, the spokesman asked. Maintaining that the Congress had its own issues including reinduction of Mr George Fernandes and the way armsgate was overtaken by coffingate after the CAG report, Mr Reddy said the issues had been put out for the sake of unity in polity. While we were closing our ranks to project image of national unity, the BJP ministers and leaders went on tours explaining virtues of POTO, Mr Reddy said. The Congress leader said since the December 13 terrorist attack, the government had not established any contact with the Opposition leaders. |
Infiltrators confessions baffling Bikaner, December 18 The arrest assumes significance since this district is the home to the Mahajan Field Firing Ranges which are used by the Army for year round exercises and testing of
weaponry and other equipment. Movement of large convoys in the range are a common sight in the area and at any given time one can come across convoys and small
encampments all along the border road from Sriganganagar up to the range and beyond. The Tribune had highlighted that even though Rajasthan shares more than 1, 000-km of international border with Pakistan lack of foolproof measures have been responsible for the rise in infiltrations in the past couple of months. Sources revealed that the arrested infiltrator could be Mohammad Ramzan, alias Mohammad Sharif, who had been on the run since December 6 when he, along with his accomplice Ikram, were shot at while trying to cross over to Pakistan from the Mansarovar border post in the district on the night of November 26. Subsequently, five personnel of the Border Security Force (BSF) were also suspended for alleged negligence of duty. His identity is being verified but the information he has given is reported to be explosive. His arrest was the result of combined operations of the BSF and the police on certain leads provided by Ikram, who is undergoing treatment at the local Prince Bijay Memorial Hospital for gunshot wounds. He is unable to speak since a bullet shattered his jaw but is cooperating with his interrogators by writing his answers in Urdu. The sources said it was a matter of concern for the intelligence officers that an
infiltrator could remain at large for so many days despite a massive manhunt. Sharif said he had earlier entered India in 1990 and had stayed here for quite some time. He was later caught by intelligence sleuths at the local Phar Bazar and was subsequently booked for smuggling. He is said to have confessed that he had brought Ikram along with him and they had crossed over to India from the Mansarovar post with the help of Pakistani Rangers. The sources did not divulge as to what was his mission this time. He, however, said they were spotted by a patrol team of the BSF while they were trying to cross over on December 6. The sources said he tried to carry out his assignment but could not do so in face of the pressure built by the security forces and intelligence agencies. They were also reportedly let down by their local contacts this time and had to move to another place. He has revealed the names of several of his sympathisers who live in Gharsana, Anupgarh and Khajuwala. It is a matter of concern for the agencies that Pakistani sympathisers live in these towns, which are located adjacent to the
international border, the sources pointed out. The agencies are keeping a strict vigil on the movement of such persons and more arrests are likely, the sources added. Meanwhile, security has been beefed up in vital installations in the district. A special squad has been formed which will be stationed at the local court complex and would be available round the clock in the face of any eventuality. The police posts and villagers along the border too have been asked to keep a look-out on the movement of aliens in their respective areas, the sources said. |
Border states to get 10 cr each Kolkata, December 18 States like Jammu and Kashmir, Assam, Tripura, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Punjab and West Bengal will get an ad hoc amount of Rs 10 crore each in the current financial year for the formation of the special armed brigade. The Home Minister, Mr L.K. Advani, in a message to the Chief Minister, Mr Buddhadev Bhatacharyya, on Saturday conveyed the Centres decision to firmly tackle terrorism. |
Cold wave toll 74 in Bihar, UP Patna, December 18 A report from Darbhanga, quoting the Block Development Officer of Bahadurpur, Mr Rajesh Kumar Singh, said two persons succumbed to severe cold at Taralahi village last night. Bodies of two persons, who died of severe cold, were found in a train that reached here from Howrah, the report added. Meanwhile, an official report from Hajipur said five persons died in the cold wave in Vaishali district last night. The district accounted for the highest number of deaths with the figure reaching 31, followed by four in Nalanda and two in Saran districts. Morning flight services were delayed due to dense fog. Long distance trains were also running behind schedule by several hours following the inclement weather.
LUCKNOW: The cold wave intensified in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday with temperature dipping to below normal in several parts, claiming 15 more lives and taking the toll this season to 30, official reports said. Rail, road and air services were crippled as a blanket of fog enveloped the region. Eight deaths were reported from Bhadohi, three from Ballia and one each from Kanpur, Jaunpur, Lakhimpur Kher and Faizabad districts since yesterday. NEW DELHI: Several trains were delayed due to heavy fog which enveloped the northern region, leading to rescheduling of services from here. However, flights were not affected as the visibility conditions in the Capital were near normal. The trains which have been rescheduled included Rajdhani Express trains to Sealdah, Howrah and Mumbai, New Delhi-Howrah Poorva Express, New Delhi-Patna Magadh Express and Delhi-Hatia Jharkhand Express, a Northern Railway press note said.
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Dying declaration must allure courts confidence New Delhi, December 18 There is no format as such of dying declarations. Neither the declaration need be longish in nature nor neatly structured. As a matter of fact, a perfectly worded and neatly structured dying declaration may bring about an adverse impression and create suspicion, the court added. The ruling was given recently by a Bench of Mr Justice U.C. Banerjee and Mr Justice K.G. Balakrishnan, while allowing an appeal by a murder accused. Appellant-accused Panchdeo Singh had been convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment by a Dhanbad Sessions Court for murdering one Sriram Singh and injuring his companion, Ramsumer Singh, by hurling a bomb on them on December 20, 1980. There were two other accused, who died during the trial. The motive behind the offence was personal enmity. The Patna High Court affirmed the conviction and sentence awarded to the appellant. The conviction of the appellant was based on the dying declaration of Sriram Singh there was a positive statement against the appellant in regard to his presence at the site of occurrence. However, the dying declaration did not involve him in the crime. The Supreme Court in its judgment noted that there was not even a doctors certificate in regard to the state or condition of the deceased. Though the doctor was available, there was neither any certification nor even a signature of the doctor on the dying declaration. The court expressed its inability to record its confidence on such a declaration so as to lend support and concurrence to the judgement under appeal. The court was of the view that the high court fell into a manifest error and its verdict could not be sustained, the court added. The judge noted that admissibility of a dying declaration had judicial scrutiny for over five decades. The earlier view was that it was not safe to convict an accused person merely on the evidence furnished by a dying declaration, subsequently it was held that it could be accepted even without a cogent reason.
A-I to operate Haj flights from Calicut New Delhi, December 18 The operation of B747 aircraft would also assist the pilgrims to carry more baggage and thereby eliminating the problem being faced by the pilgrims due to baggage being left behind because of payload constraints. An inspection of the Calicut Airport was jointly carried out by Mr H S Khola, DG, DGCA, Mr J.N. Gogoi, MD, Air India, and Mr Ramalingam, Member-Planning, AAI along with other senior officials from the DGCA, AI and AAI, with a view to ascertain the feasibility of operating the Boeing 747 aircraft for the forthcoming Haj 2002 operations. The authorities have given clearance for operating the Boeing 747 aircraft from Calicut subject to certain work to be carried out by AAI which will be completed by the end of this month. This clearance will also pave the way for Air India scheduled operations from Calicut with B747 aircraft in the near future. |
NORTH INDIA IN PARLIAMENT New Delhi, December 18 In a written reply to a question from V. Saroja, the minister said the NPRPD was a state sector scheme under which funds had been provided during 2000-2001 to cover 82 districts of the country. The states had the flexibility to select the districts for coverage under the scheme, he said. In Haryana, the districts of Ambala and Sirsa had been selected under the scheme. Coverage of
additional districts would depend on the financial resources being provided for expanding the programme, he added. BPL households: An estimated 5.46 lakh households had been identified by the Haryana Government in the state as on September 2001, Minister of State for Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution Ashok Pradhan informed the Rajya Sabha. In a written reply to a question from Mr R.P. Goenka, the minister said while there were an estimated 5.02 lakh households identified in Punjab as on September 2001, 3.11 lakh households had been identified in Himachal Pradesh as on March 2001 and 4.96 lakh households in Jammu and Kashmir as on February 19, 1999. All state governments/UT administrations, except Lakshadweep, had identified BPL families with varying degrees of efficiency, the minister said, adding that correct identification of the BPL families by the states/union territories was the most critical element for the effective implementation of the TPDS. Use of Punjabi language: Minister of State for Railways O. Rajagopal today denied that Punjabi, which was the state language of Punjab, was not being used on any of the railway stations in the state. In a reply to a question from Mr Simranjit Singh Mann, the minister informed that as per the official language policy of the Central Government station name boards, sign boards and notice boards etc. were to be displayed in Hindi, English and the respective regional language. Accordingly, these were being displayed in Punjabi also on stations which fell in Punjab, the minister said and added that further announcements were also being made in Punjabi in addition to Hindi and English. |
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Aristarchus of Samos (c. 310 - c. 230 BCE) was an ancient Greek mathematician and astronomer from Ionia who came up with a revolutionary astronomical hypothesis. He claimed the Sun, not the Earth, was the fixed centre of the universe, and that the Earth, along with the rest of the planets, revolved around the Sun. He also said that the stars were distant suns that remained unmoved and that the size of the universe was much larger than his contemporaries believed.
This Sun-centred view of the universe is often referred to as "heliocentric". It is fair to say that while the term heliocentric seems to be relatively adequate to classify Aristarchus view, it nevertheless fails to address the fact that Aristarchus' hypothesis had a number of additional interesting implications far beyond just a Sun-centred planetary system and a rotating Earth. In fact, a rotating Earth was already held by Heraclides Ponticus (390 BCE - 310 BCE) some time before Aristarchus and the Pythagorean tradition believed that the Earth was not the centre of the universe, but that it revolved around the "Central fire", an imaginary body believed by them to be the actual source of the light of the universe.
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Just like Egypt influence caused Greek mathematics to flourish a number of centuries before, the influence of Babylon had an equivalent stimulus over Greek astronomy. Alexander the Great's opening of the East led to an exchange of ideas that had a critical input into Greek's astronomical notions. This is the context in which Aristarchus developed his theory.
Except for a few rare exceptions, the general consensus among Greek astronomers during the time Aristarchus lived was that the universe was Earth-centred. During the 4th century BCE, Plato and Aristotle defended the geocentric model but both philosophers did so using mostly mystical and mythical arguments. The stars and planets were carried around the Earth on spheres, arranged in a concentric fashion. Plato even described the universe as the Spindle of Necessity, attended by the Sirens and turned by the three Fates. There was little room in Plato's views for the idea of a universe governed by natural laws, since he rejected any form of determinism. In fact, the unpredictable motions of some planets (especially Mars), were seen by Plato as proof that natural laws could not account for all the changes in the universe. Eudoxus, a student of Plato, challenged the views of his teacher by working on a more myth-free mathematical model, but the idea of concentric spheres and circular planetary motion still persisted.
Despite the general consensus on the Earth-centred model, there were a number of reasons that led some to believe that the model was not fully accurate and needed some corrections. For example, it was not possible for the geocentric model to explain either the changes in the brightness of the planets or their retrograde motions. Aristarchus' hypothesis was developed as an alternative explanation to the Earth-centred models' flaws.
Development of Aristarchus Hypothesis.
The only extant work of Aristarchus is called On the Sizes and Distances of the Sun and the Moon and it contains no hint of the heliocentric model. In fact, it adheres to the geocentric view. There are several possibilities for this. It could well be that, for the purpose of the works, it makes no difference which theory is adopted and, therefore, Aristarchus decided that presenting a view in contradiction to the general consensus would have been unwise. Another option would be that he may have arrived at the heliocentric view after writing this work. Some historians who have studied this matter in detail, such as Sir Thomas Heat, believe the latter. In this work, by means of careful geometrical analysis based on the size of the Earth's shadow on the moon during a lunar eclipse, Aristarchus concluded that the Sun must be much larger than the Earth. It is possible that the idea that tiny objects ought to orbit large ones and not the other way around, motivated his revolutionary ideas. Aristarchus also suspected that the stars we see in the night sky are actually nothing more than distant suns.
Unfortunately, Aristarchus works where the heliocentric model is presented are lost. His theories on the universe have been pieced together from later works and references. One of the most important and clear is the one mentioned by Archimedes in his book "The Sand Reckoner":
[...] 'universe' is the name given by most astronomers to the sphere whose centre is the centre of the Earth and whose radius is equal to the straight line between the centre of the Sun and the centre of the Earth. [...] But Aristarchus of Samos brought out a book consisting of certain hypotheses, in which the premises lead to the result that the universe is many times greater than that now so called. His hypotheses are that the fixed stars and the Sun remain unmoved, that the Earth revolves about the Sun in the circumference of a circle, the Sun lying in the middle of the orbit, and that the sphere of the fixed stars, situated about the same centre as the Sun, is so great that the circle in which he supposes the Earth to revolve bears such a proportion to the distance of the fixed stars as the centre of the sphere bears to its surface.
(Archimedes, 1-2)
Rejection of Aristarchus' View
Some historians have suggested that Aristarchus himself may have abandoned his theory as a result of failing to reconcile it with the supposedly circular movements of the heavenly bodies, since all Greek astronomers took for granted that the orbit of all heavenly bodies had to be circular. Whether Aristarchus himself ended up rejecting his own hypothesis is not totally clear. What seems to be clear is that Hipparchus of Nicea, in all probability the greatest astronomical genius of antiquity among Greek astronomers, concluded that the geocentric model better explained the observations than did the model of Aristarchus. The only way that Aristarchus' view could stand mathematical analysis was by supposing an elliptical orbit of the Earth, and this supposition was almost a blasphemy to Greek thought. On top of this, this new model expanded the size of the universe far beyond the accepted size, which was also difficult to accept.
Aristarchus planetary model was discarded only to be rediscovered almost two millennia later during the years prior to the rise of modern science that took place during the Renaissance.
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Day 1
We begin your destination trip in New Mexico! Your trip leader will meet you this morning at 9 a.m. at your hotel. After a brief orientation, its time to start our week of history, culture and adventure with a walking tour of historic Santa Fe. Our local Santa Fe guides will provide you with a unique glimpse into the rich history of this beautiful city. After lunch in one of the many acclaimed restaurants in Santa Fe, it's time to travel the short distance to nearby Chimayo. On the way we will stop to visit El Santuario de Chimayo. This is quite possibly the most significant shrine in New Mexico built between 1814 and 1816, it is well known to believers who travel from afar to seek cures for their ailments. Don't forget your cameras here, as we will finish up our visit and head to our quaint bed and breakfast for the evening. Directly across the street is the famous Rancho de Chimayo restaurant where we will enjoy some of New Mexico's finest cuisine tonight in another historic adobe setting.Day 2
After breakfast its time to make our way to Abiquiu and the former home of famed artist Georgia O'Keeffe. As seen in the paintings done by O'Keeffe, rock palaces of red, orange, pink, gold, and variations of browns surround this area. The colors are layered in wide bands like the layers of an exquisite dessert. Our day will be spent exploring the many trails in the canyons surrounding the Ghost ranch with unsurpassed vistas and incredible photographic opportunities.Days 3-5
It's time for the New Mexico river trip! This morning we will meet our guides at the put-in of the Wild and Scenic Rio Chama. All of the gear will be assembled and ready and after a detailed safety orientation, its time to begin our journey downstream. The upper reaches of the river are well known for the fantastic trout fishing and gorgeous pine trees lining the banks of the river. This stretch of river hides many treasures within the high reaching walls from hot springs to homesteads to ancient dinosaur tracks. We will spend two nights at camps that are right on the river's edge and backed up by excellent opportunities for hiking and the exploration of numerous side canyons and vistas. We highly recommend that the adventurous types opt for navigating the river in their own craft, an inflatable kayak. Day 5: After we reach the take-out of the Rio Chama in the morning, we will say goodbye to our river guides and drive 40 min to our next destination, Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs. This will be a welcome afternoon of soaking in the therapeutic mineral pools and reflecting on the adventures of the past few days. Tonight's stay will be at the mineral springs lodge.Day 6
After a leisurely morning and breakfast, we will drive toward Santa Fe to the Santa Clara Pueblo. Unlike its neighbor, Bandelier, Santa Clara is little known, much less crowded and offers incredible insight into the pre-historic culture and ruins of this region. We will immerse ourselves in Pueblo culture for a day and learn first-hand, about the first peoples of New Mexico who have continuously lived in this region for thousands of years. This is an amazing visit lead by a member of the Pueblo offering us detailed interpretation and unique stories about the past. After our tour, we will drive the short distance back to Santa Fe and settle into our deluxe accommodations near the historic plaza. Tonight is our farewell dinner, as we will dine at one of the many favorite New Mexican restaurants and relive an incredible week of culture, history and adventure! Contact us today to discuss more details of your destination trip to New Mexico or book now below!Trip Type |
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Date of Stay: June, 2010 - $20.00
Only a short distance from Whitewater State Park, this campground is best understood as a more rustic, tent-oriented sister facility. There is no electricity or dump station with the only water source being a hand pump. Sites are widely spaced but shallow. Some are not level. This campground is closed from the day after Labor Day to the Thursday before Memorial Day. A quiet, unremarkable facility whose chief draw is its proximity to the Whitewater River, Whitewater State Park, and other recreational lands. Sites are accessible to RVs but require a degree of skill due to the maneuvering, backing, and hills. Tow vehicles may need to detach from trailers in some cases due to the shallow sites. Bring leveling blocks and chocks. There is no attendant on site although a ranger from Whitewater State Park patrols the grounds from time to time. We camped at Carley State Park in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: June, 2005 - $11.00
Very rustic campground. No hookups at the sites and water is from a hand pump. Sites are small and designed for tents, but several can handle a tent trailer or small travel trailer. There are hiking trails in the park and a small playground, but that is about it. Whitewater State Park is about 10 miles from here, and there is quite a lot there. Overall, it is nice campground if you are passing thru the area and need a place for the night, and a very nice campground if you just want to get away from things for a weekend. Not too good if you are looking for a campground for longer than weekend. We camped at Carley State Park in a Tent.
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Peach Crisp for One
As soon as I saw Katie's Peach Breakfast Bake, I was in the mood for Peach crisp. Luckily, I had a couple of fresh peaches sitting in my fridge ready to chop and eat!
~This crisp for one is based off of my Pick-a-Fruit Crisp. Feel free to substitute your fruit of choice for the peaches. Dairy-free, gluten-free, vegan, and, of course, sugar-free!
- 1/2 peach, chopped
- 1 teaspoon water or juice
- 1 Tablespoon rolled oats
- 1 Tablespoon nuts, chopped (I used walnuts)
- 1/4 teaspoon coconut oil (or butter)
- pinch of salt
- optional: spices. I used a pinch or two of cinnamon and chopped ginger.
- Peaches: High in fiber, vitamin A, C, and D. Unlike most fruits, peaches contain calcium. They can help ease dry coughs and relieve constipation. They also help the skin stay healthy and adds color to a nice complexion.
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What is sitting in your fridge (or cupboard) right now that you really need to use up?
I have about five frozen bananas sitting in my freezer, and about five more ready to go into the freezer! Banana Cream Pie anyone?
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Lauren @ WWoB says:
looks just like my blueberry pie for one! delish!
Xiaolu @ 6 Bittersweets says:
I love the single-serving size. A lovely treat =)
I just went shopping so I have a ton of fresh produce in my fridge! So exciting. I love fast desserts like this. Looks fantastic! N
Kim Beaulieu says:
Looks delicious! Love peach anything. I have bananas I need to use too. Great idea about popping them in the freezer. I just threw out a cantaloupe and cucumbers. Hate to do it but think I had no choice.
spoonfulofsugarfree says:
Yeah….I hate wasting food, too, but sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do!
Stefanie says:
That looks crispy and oh so good. I just used up my frozen bananas to make banana bread.
I love that this is a recipe for ONE. When I make dessert items, I cannot control myself and I eat it all. So I am always looking for single-serve ideas
Jess says:
I need to use up my banana chips from Trader Joe's..keep forgetting!!
DELICIOUS looking crisp
Lauren says:
This looks great! I was thinking the same thing when I saw Katie's post! I love that you can "Pick-A-Fruit"
Katie @KatieDid says:
I have a big eggplant that I'm waiting to use up when I have a night to commit to a decent recipe. Also an ear of corn has been in there for so long, but I just haven't been in the mood to cook anything that takes more than 5 minutes lately! such a shame
I'm seeing peaches everywhere today! This looks delicious. I love single serve treats!
pure2rawtwins says:
Love peaches! Now I am craving them but don't have them in my house I do have some avocado and hemp seeds to use up before heading out of town
bhealthier says:
Mmmm nom nom send me some of that peach crisp now!! Great recipe!
Jenn says:
Just made this and my house smells delicious!
I topped mine with a little plain yogurt and i think it adds a very nice touch; kind of like a la mode style.
Thanks for sharing, i now have a new favorite breakfast!-
spoonfulofsugarfree says:
Yay! So glad you liked it, Jenn! I put some almond milk on mine and it tasted reeeeal good
Cindy says:
I almost made peach crisp for dessert for the boys this week! it's peach season so yeah, how perfect is THAT??
right now I have an avocado and some celery with nothing to do!
teabagginit says:
hmmm… i go through produce so fast that it really doesn't have time to go bad! i have canned goods that are nearing their expiration dates, though!


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Racism in Salzburg
Author: pasttenseDate of Trip: August 2007
Salzburg in the year 2007-pretty to look at perhaps, but overall a great, big, shocking, disappointment. Our experience there was one of racist incidences and rude residents. It seems the attitudes of some of its residents is anything but pretty.
My mother and I are Indian. We have lived in many different continents, have travelled a huge amount and visited many countries. We, as worldwide travellers, have never experienced such a sour place as Salzburg. Having travelled since childhood, I have never experienced something as awful as this.
My mother and I took the train from Vienna to Salzburg last week. When we got to our hotel:
1) We booked a tour to see Salzburg's lakes and mountains (35 Euros) and inquired about the 'Lakes and Mountains' tour.
Our hotel booked us onto the coach and a minivan arrived to pick us up to take us to the coach. When we got to the coach, the coach driver stopped my mother and I from getting onto the coach. He first claimed the coach was full, but that, we would be taken on a 'private' tour in a minivan identical to the one which had brought us to the coach earlier. Later, however, his excuse changed- he told us this private arrangement was better for us because the coach had people from only European countries and that as we would have a private tour, we would not have to sit through commentary in different European languages, and would only be guided in English. There was only one other group with us on the minivan- a young Arab couple from Dubai; the wife with her hair covered, were the only others to join my mother and I on this private tour. The tour description said that: we were meant to be given time in the small town of St. Gilgen to shop before being taken back to our hotel via the same route as we came on so that we could see the lakes and mountains again on our way back.
Instead what happened was: our minivan driver/tour guide informed us that he had to be back at 6pm and that therefore we could have just 15 minutes to look around St. Gilgen and that he would take the motorway back to Salzburg instead of the normal (scenic route). The man from the couple from Dubai asked whether we could have a bit more time in St. Gilgen, but this was denied. Therefore, on our way back to Salzburg, we saw nothing but motorway.
2) The next day, we went shopping and sightseeing in Salzburg. We went into a shop in the center close to the St. Peter's church. While searching for souvenirs, suddenly the shop owner came up to me and started shouting at me 'YOU PEOPLE will destroy everything and you will not pay for it, I know this!' I asked her to be calm and told her that she could not speak to me that way but she continued shouting. Finally, I told her very, very directly and loudly but without shouting, 'You cannot speak to me like that!' and not to be rude. As there were other customers in the shop she began to protest that she was not rude. We really were totally disgusted by her behavior- and it is shocking to see racism so openly in this day and age, particularly from people who depend on foreigners for their livelihood. We left the shop and continued to look around as we had a few hours before we needed to get to the train station to go back to Vienna. As the weather was chilly and my mother wanted to try some Austrian cakes, we looked for a cafe.
3) We left the shop and went into a cafe in the square which has the yellow house which was Mozart's birthplace- right in the heart of Salzburg's tourist area. Opposite Mozart's birthplace, in the corner, there was an outdoor cafe. When we took our seats, a young couple and everyone in the bar began to stare at us openly. My mother asked the waitress if she could see some cakes. The woman looked very irritated, but brought a plate which had slices of many different types of cakes arranged on it. She held it up quite high so my mother could not really see what was on the plate. My mother asked her what each of the cakes were. My mother politely asked 'Can you please lower the plate a bit because I can't see what they are' and asked her if she could put the plate on the table. The woman flat out said no. I cannot understand why she could not, as it was only a display plate and not for serving. We finally ordered one piece of Mozart cake and two coffees, but in retrospect given the racist nature of the cafe we should have left. The whole time we were there, the couple stared at us and whispered and the people at the bar also stared at us.
I have lived and worked in several European cities and I have never encountered behavior as despicable as that in Salzburg. Racism in any form is of course totally unacceptable, and it is wholly intolerable and unacceptable coming from people who are making their living from the tourism industry.
Having seen much of Europe I can say this: There are many, many beautiful places to see and spend your hard-earned salaries. As for me, Salzburg is definitely off the list.
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