text:
GraphicRiver 175 Education Vector Icons 9774828
Stock Graphic \ Icon
Education \ School \ Vector \ Clipart \ Illustration \ Illustrations \ Included
Icon - 175 Education Vector Icons 9774828 by creativestall @ GraphicRiver
Stock Graphic \ Icon
You are working on a school or education related project where you need some stunning education icons, clipart or illustrations? Here we are sharing a collection of 175 education flat color vector icons set that will help you to fulfill your design needs.
What's included?
1 AI File
1 EPS File
1 PDF File
1 JPG File
175 SVG Files
175 PNG Files (128×128px)
Easy to change colors or edit
Fully resizable vector graphics
Hope you would love this icon set!
High Resolution: Yes; Layered: Yes; Graphics Files Included: Transparent PNG, JPG Image, Vector EPS, AI Illustrator; Minimum Adobe CS Version: CS.
175+ Communication Icons; 120 Travel Colored Vector Icons; 100 Music Vector Icons; 100 Electronics Vector Icons; 100 Transport Vector Icons; 100 Furniture Vector Icons; 150+ Science Vector Icons.
Keywords: books, colorful icons, education, education icons, education illustration, education vector icons, flat education icons, flat icons, flat school icons, flat vector icons, icons set, illustrations, school, school and education, school clipart, school icon, school illustration, school vector icons, study, vector icon.


text:
None of those who knew even a little about Sindh could deny the fact that the legislators returned to the provincial Assembly in 1937 were not suitable for the task either from the point of view of social welfare, administrative probity, moral rectitude or loyalty to the Muslim League, there was nothing new in it for me. I did not come to that realization because the Central Parliamentary Board had not given party tickets to some of my special friends. The fact was that during the eight years past, not only myself but also every Sindhi had been pained at the situation in the Province. I present here a portion of the letter I had then written to the Quaid-e-Azam:
"… It may be seen that the plaint we are mating and the anxiety that has been created in us is neither recent nor born of personal reasons.
"The Corruption and repression that is rampant have Proved that the present Ministry has become a constant menace for, and an intolerable burden on the people of Sindh. Anyone, who questions the veracity of this charge, can himself look into the state of affairs on behalf of the League. It is unfortunate for the people of Sindh that those sent here by the League High Command (to probe things) have never taken the trouble to visit the interior of the province. Nor have they tried to find out what are the feelings of the people there about the Ministry. They just come to Karachi and, therefore, their knowledge of Sindh is limited to that city. The Cabinet is corrupt and so are people serving in top positions. The subordinate bureaucracy is also following in their footsteps. People have to spend millions of rupees every year in order to meet the ever-increasing demands of those running the government machinery. The other evils born of graft need not detain us here.
"The situation in the countryside it alarming. There is no law and order and the people, especially the Muslims have lost all hope. The syndicate created to control wheat prices has created disaffection among the growers who have already been ruined by the exorbitant rates of abiana (water charges). All this is in violation of the promises the League had made to the people and has created a general feeling of hatred for the party. The government's policy towards the bureaucracy is so weak that the latter has gone berserk. People feel that instead of a representative government, some ancient tyrant is ruling them. The Cabinet has embarrassed its own supporters. In view of all this, how strong can the party emerge in the future? Such a government should not be allowed to stay in power another minute.
"I have raised this issue at different forums on several occasions. I apprised Nawab Mohammed Ismail Khan and Chaudhry KhaliQuzzaman of the situation when the two were last here, Under these circumstances, how can it be said that the step we have taken after two years is the result of a sudden suspicion or conspiracy? Keeping such a Ministry in power will result in the loss of prestige for the party which can gain in popularity and prestige only if it works for the welfare of the Muslims.' "Here I wish to refer to the political behavior of some important people who were favored by the League's Central Parliamentary Board. The then Prime Minister of Sindh, Sir Ghulam Hussain joined the League in 1938 and left it a year later. Not only that. He issued statements against the party and Pakistan itself. When the Sindh Governor dismissed the late Mr. Allah Bux in 1942, Sir Ghulam Hussain realized that it would he difficult for him to become Prime Minister without joining the Muslim League. He did so accordingly. In spite of being a Leaguer, he had Khan Bahadur Maula Bux Soomro elected from the Shikarpur constituency and made him Revenue Minister and removed him only when we accepted his terms. Likewise, Khan Bahadur Mir Ghulam Ali Talpur and Pir Illahi Bux kept shuttling in and out of the party. It is an open secret that when the Hindus of Hyderabad offered Mir Talpur the presidency of the District Local Board, he left the League for the sake of that petty office. It is significant that the Central Parliamentary Board should have given tickets to these gentlemen and their supporters some among whom were not even paying members of the part. Some had joined the party only a month or so ago, some had always betrayed the League and there were others who came in because they had things to hide from the people. Some were totally illiterate. On the other hand, those ignored had always been loyal to the party, had been helping it or were highly educated and were greatly popular.
"It may be recalled here that whenever we protested against the situation in Sindh, we were assured by the central party that the best candidates would be chosen for the Sindh Assembly for the new elections. Pinning its hopes on this assurance the Muslim League Council, Sindh hall, appointed members of its choice on the provincial parliamentary Board at its annual meeting in 1945. When the Quaid visited Karachi in August that year, Khan Bahadur Mr. Ghulam Ali Talpur, Khan Bahadur Mohammed Ayub Khuhro and his friends told him that the Parliamentary Board appointed by the council was not acceptable to them because most of its members had a majority in the Sindh League Council. They wanted equal representation on the Board.
"Earlier, Mir Ghulam Ali Khan Talpur had created quite a rumpus through his letters and statements and he was aided and abetted by Ayub Khuhro in his attempt to get not even parity but a majority representation on the Parliamentary Board. Khan Bahadur Ghulam Ali Khan announced that he would field his candidates under the flag of the Baloch Party. He also started a campaign against the Muslim League candidates, The Council was of the view that if members belonging to conflicting groups were put on the Board, electoral work Would not be able to proceed satisfactorily and the League would not be able to field deserving candidates in the elections. Therefore, when the Quaid came to Karachi, the above facts were presented to him. The Quaid expressed the opinion that the Board should be reconstituted and the views of Mir Ghulam Ali Khan Talpur and Khan Bahadur Ayub Khuhro and others be given due consideration. But these gentlemen wanted that their representation on the Board should be larger than the Council's. This was brought to the Quaid's notice as well as the difficulties that such a course of action would entail. However, these gentlemen assured the Quaid that their members would act honestly and justly in the selection of the League's candidates. Accordingly, the Board was reconstituted under a Council resolution. Mir Ghulam Ali Khan Talpur and Pir Illahi Bux represented the Council while Khan Bahadur Mohammed Ayub Khuhro represented the Sindh Assembly Muslim League. Thus the new Board was constituted on the basis of conciliation.
"When the Quaid left Karachi, the Sindh Muslim League President invited applications from prospective candidates and laid down rules of procedure in consultation with the members of the new Board.
"The new Parliamentary Board was constituted in the hope that it would work impartially. However, no sooner had the Quaid left Karachi than its members started to indulge in factionalism Mir Ghulam Ali Talpur began making efforts to get his men returned to the Assembly. He lost no time in contacting Sir Ghulam, Hussain along with others and in collusion with Pir Illahi Bux and had 'consultations' with him over the nomination of candidates. It was also decided to help Shahmir Khan Kachi against the President of the Sindh Muslim League in his bid for election to the provincial Assembly. The Makhdoom Sahib of Hala also attended these parleys. He was made to write to all his followers in the League President's constituency to help the party President's opponents. The Quaid was apprised of this. These gentlemen also proposed that they should field their own men against some important members of the League who did not see eye to eye with them.
"Even before the Parliamentary Board had met, the Makhdoom of Hala, Mir Ghulam Ali Talpur, Pir Illahi Bux and Ayub Khuhro started writing to various people and began working for their own men. Talpur went especially to Nawab shah to work against Khair Shah who was a member of the Board. Khuhro toured the province together with Yusuf Haroon and spoke in favor of the latter and Qazi Fazlullah at several meetings. He also wrote to several people, seeking support for Seth Yusuf Haroon.
"All this happened when the matter of selecting candidates had not yet come up before the Board. Talpur told a meeting of the Balochis in Karachi that if a Baloch was riot given a party ticket for the Lyari constituency, he would unit the League, Pir Illahi Bux was party to the plan hatched against G.M. Syed. These gentlemen worked for increasing the rift between the Bhutto and Khuhro 'parties' At the same time, they had changes made in the wards in the Shikarpur constituency in complicity with Khan Bahadur Maula Bux and to the latter's advantage Likewise, Sir Ghulam Hussain, using his official Position, had those officials appointed in Sukkur District for whom Khan Bahadur Muala Bux had requested. Sir Ghulam Hussain also helped Mir Ghulam Ali Talpur in his doings. Secret meetings were held and factionalism promoted. "The activities of these four gentlemen were found to create doubts in the minds of the prospective candidates thus pushed against the wall. As many as 25 members of the council moved an application on October 1, 1945, in which it was demanded that the above facts be presented before an emergent meeting of the Council. Such grave charges had been leveled against the four gentlemen that the President of the Provincial League adjourned the meeting of the Parliamentary Board. After the adjournment, these four gentlemen met at the house of Khan Bahadur Ayub Khuhro where candidates were awarded party tickets in violation of the rules, which had been agreed upon beforehand. Some of the people thus favored were not even two-Anna members of the League. These four gentlemen, Sir Ghulam Hussain Hidayatullah, Khan Bahadur Mir Ghulam Ali Talpur, Pir Illahi Box and Khan Bahadur Ayub Khuhro issued a joint statement to the Press which was published 6y the Daily Gazette in October 1945. They said that Mr. G.M. Syed's statement had pained them greatly. They alleged that the statement had been made at the behest of those to whose tune I was dancing. They said I was annoyed because the candidates of my choice had not been awarded party tickets in Tharparkar and Hyderabad districts by the majority of the Parliamentary Board in whose view they did not deserve them nor had they any chance of winning! They claimed that they were working only for the candidates who were likely to win. They alleged that I wanted to get tickets at all cost but when they saw that a good many of the Board members had stuck to their scruples and were not willing to play their game, they secured a wrong ruling from the League President. They even floated a canard to score their point against the Sindh League Council that Mr. Rashdi was leading the Council astray at the behest of forces inimical to the Central League.
"It may be noted here that the Parliamentary Board had set the following criteria for eligibility for awarding tickets:
- Chances of success.
- Loyalty to the League and record of national service.
- Educational qualifications.
- In case of a tie on the above conditions, preference to be given to one who had been a member of the Assembly previously.
- Minimum six months of League membership. This condition was to be ignored if a candidate was an all-India or all-Sindh personality and if the rival candidate for a ticket did not stand a chance of securing 25 percent of the votes.
"The Provincial League Council met on October 14, 1945, and passed a motion of no-confidence against some members of the Parliamentary Board by 35 votes to 5. The Council also appointed five of its members to advise the Central Board on matters relating to the elections. They were:
- Mr. G M Syed.
- Syed Khair Shah
- Agha Ghulam Ali Khan Pathan
- Syed Mohammed Ali Shah
- Mr. Ghulam Mustafa Bhurgari
Before filing my nomination papers, there was an agreement between me and Nawabzada Liaquat Ali Khan and Qazi Mohammed Isa who both came to Sindh for the purpose. However, when I went to Dadu to file my nomination papers, I came to know that the Central leadership had canceled tickets of the four members of the progressive group. Only I had been spared in the group. This action of the High Command brought matters to a head and I resigned from the All India Muslim League Working Committee and the Committee of Action. Returning my ticket, I issued a statement on October 16, 1945 in which I explained my decision and defended my position. Excerpts are being presented here:
"Alas, that which I had feared has come to pass. All progressive elements have been eliminated from the list of candidates approved by the Central Muslim League, including the four originally selected. This has been done in violation of the pledge given to me by the Chairman of the Central Parliamentary Board and one of its members, Qazi Isa, that this would not be done. I am convinced that the decision has been taken at the behest of those who want to use the League to further their own interests. In spite of that, I had agreed to approve the list of the selected candidates in view of the above pledge and I had also hoped that by doing so, I would be helping to promote unity in the party. But the action of the central leadership has come as a painful surprise to me. I felt betrayed. The four tickets withdrawn have been given to those who are not even members of the party of to those who had not even applied for them, How inappropriate is the central party's decision can be gauged from the fact that a man with a criminal record who is even now facing trial, has been preferred to a man as talented as Mr. Mohammed Ali Shah.
"Everyone knows that I was once a member of the All India Congress but when that party ignored the welfare of the People of Sindh and began interfering in the internal affairs of the Province, I left it along with my friends and joined the Muslim League. We did so because we hoped that our action would enable us to save the Muslims from the clutches of the capitalists and the bureaucracy and make the achievement of an independent Pakistan that much easier. We have struggled hard and made every sacrifice to achieve the high objectives of the party so that we should be able to work for a better deal for the Muslims of Sindh. But this was a vain hope. Instead of being allowed to work for the welfare of Muslims, we were forced to ensure that the domination of Muslim capitalists, gentlemen with big titles and the chosen ones of the British bureaucracy should continue. The idea was to replace bloodsucking Hindu capitalists with their Muslim counterparts as the lords and masters of ordinary Muslims who should remain in a perpetual state of bondage and nothing should be done to ameliorate their lot. The main reasons for our differences (with the central leadership) are as under:
- We have been ordered in season and out to forget about the welfare of the poor people of Sindh because of the unclear, incoherent and dubious policies of the central leadership. Those who belong to the Muslim minority provinces determine the policies of the All India Muslim League. Our friends keep claiming that they want to free the Muslims of Hindu bondage. In fact, they want that Sindh and other Muslim majority provinces should remain under their tutelage. To keep central leadership in their own hands, they not only helped the reactionary elements in Sindh but also helped them to maintain their stranglehold over the poor people of the province.
- Mismanagement and corruption stalk the province. Nothing has been done to rid the League of these evils. On the contrary, everything has been done to promote them, and everything done for the betterment of poor Muslims is, therefore, nullified. Anti-Hindu propaganda is resorted in order to divert the attention of the people from these shortcomings. All this has prevented us from being of any help to the people. Only the Nawabs and the landlords are being strengthened when these people do not simply have it in them to resist the British. We are, for this purpose, being prevented from fighting the Raj. Al the same time, differences between the Congress and the Muslim League are increasing every day, which will not only hamper the struggle for the independence of India and Pakistan but also create problems for similar struggles elsewhere in the East.
- In order to maintain the hegemony of the rich, the League High Command wants us to return deadwood to the Sindh Assembly. When such ignorant, selfish and bloodsucking parasites are elected to the constituent assembly, they will continue to serve the interests of the feudals and the capitalists even after the creation of Pakistan. We are being asked in the name of democratic unity among Muslims to overlook all this. When anyone asks them whether we are trying to achieve Pakistan for the Khan Bahadurs, the Nawab Bahadur, the Sardars and the capitalists, he is threatened into silence and told not to raise such questions till after the creation of Pakistan. Similarly, when we are asked which class will prosper in Pakistan, we are accused of being anti-Islam in order to silence us, The League capitalists are clever in the extreme. Honesty and truth are virtues unknown to them. If the President of the Sindh Muslim League raises his voice in favor of the downtrodden peasantry, they put him in the straitjacket of rules and regulations. Nothing is low enough or mean enough or crude enough for them when they want to eliminate their opponents.
- I am returning the party ticket awarded to me so that my opponents may do as they please and make such use of this ticket as they want. These friends have already set their lackeys at work against me and I don't want that there should be any hurdle in their way.
- I am resigning front the All India Muslim League Working Committee and the Action Committee.
- So long as the leadership of the All India Muslim league is in reactionary hands, the Sindh Muslim league shall work as an independent and autonomous party.
- Only the Council of the Sindh Muslim League will decide whether to maintain the list of ticket awardees approved by it through a resolution or amend it or recall it and issue fresh tickets.
- Nawab shah North: Hon'ble Syed Mohammed Ali Shah.
- Nawab shah West: Syed Hassan Bux Shah.
- Nawab shah last: Syed Khair Shah.
- Nawab Shah Northwest: Pir Qurban Ali.
- Hyderabad North: Pir Baqadar Shah.
- Hyderabad South: Pir Aali Shah.
- Hyderabad East: Mr. Ghulam Nabi Memon.
- Tharparkar West: Mr. Ghulam Mustafa Bhurgri.
- Tharparkar North: Syed Ghulam Hyder Shah.
- Dadu South: Mr. G.M. Syed.
- Karachi East: Pir Ghulam Hyder Shah.
- Sindhi Landlord: Mr. Ghulam Rasool Bhurgri.
We fielded 16 candidates against the Central League nominees in the elections held on January 21, 1946. The reactionaries used religion against us. People were told that if G.M. Syed and his colleagues succeeded, Islam would be in jeopardy. We were called Hindu agents. We also exposed the misdeeds of the League Ministry in every nook and corner of Sindh, but such was the power of their propaganda and pelf that only four of our candidates could win while Haji Maula Bux's independent group secured three seats. After an alliance with the latter, I was elected leader and Maula Box the deputy leader of the enlarged group. The party position was like this:
|Muslim League (central)
|Sindh League plus independents
We could have formed a government in coalition with the Congress. The new Governor of Sindh, Sir Francis Mudie, summoned me. I gave him a true picture of all parties but he advised me to join the Central Muslim League. His view was that we were harming Muslim interests by being outside the Muslim League fold. I was amazed at the way the British Governor, instead of performing his duties, decided to become a patron of the Muslim League. I refused to do his bidding but was astonished when the Governor invited Sir Ghulam Hussain to form a government even though his party did not command a majority in the House. He also asked the European members to support the Ghulam Hussain Ministry- Thus gradually we came to understand as to why Mr. Jinnah himself persisted in his preference of time-servers to the progressive elements. We gave notice of a motion of no confidence against the government during the budget session at which the Leaguers retaliated in an unexpected manner.
Qazi Mujtaba was a noted communist but was at the time in the Muslim League under the influence of the Haroon family. He was made to go on a hunger strike unto) death at my door. Apart from this, poisonous speeches were made against me and my group at the Eidgaah Maidaan in Karachi every night.
When the Assembly's budget session began, we moved a no-confidence motion against the Government. Explaining my party's stance during discussion in the house, I made the following speech:
"No-one can deny that I have always been associated with the Muslim League, In fact I have played a considerable role in strengthening the League in Sindh. The responsibility for my present position into which I have been forced ties with those who tried to throw the progressive group out of the party during the last elections. It was only after my progressive colleagues had been thrown out one after another, that I returned the League ticket. This was considered an unpardonable sin and I was expelled from the party. During the elections, every kind of propaganda was used against us. We were declared enemies of Islam and the Muslim nation. It was charged that we had sold out to the Hindus In spite of all this, we forgave those who had or maligned or otherwise harmed us and said let bygones be bygones. But an unconditional surrender was demanded of us, as if we had committed a big sin because of which we were being reluctantly expelled from the party, It was also claimed that the criticism against us was clean and pure. In spite of this, when I realized that my group leads only four members, I made an appeal, through a statement, to both the Muslim League and the Congress to form a united and honest government committed to the welfare of Sindh. I had also offered to help them in this regard. But the Sarkari (official) Muslim League talked neither with the Congress nor with us on the formation of a Ministry. After this we were left with no option but to negotiate with other parties so that together they should save the Constitution from being Suspended.
"At the time of coalition formation, I had said in a statement that I still subscribed to the basic principles of the Muslim League and I stick to what I had said. The Hon'ble Mr. Gazdar made his attempt when a coalition party had already been formed under my leadership. Only an all-party government could be formed then, provided its leaders had been unanimously elected. But the Muslim Leaguers did not accept any of the several proposals made to them for reasons known only to them in spite of the fact that except for the European members I had, and continue to have, the support of a majority of the Assembly members. It is true that after becoming Prim - Minister, Sir Ghulam Hussain did indeed ask only the Congress to nominate two Hindu members to the Cabinet. However, as a seasoned politician, he should have realized ' that the Congress Could not do so because it had already formed a coalition with the nationalist group of the Muslim League and Haji Maula Bux's independent group In the circumstances now prevailing, neither we nor the Congress can be of any help to the Muslim League Ministry until it is dissolved and then reconstituted in consultation with, and the consent of, all groups.
"In this regard, I wish to inform the House of a fresh development of which I came to know rather late. The clay the motion of no confidence was moved, some members of the Treasury Benches and a European member appealed to our party to arrive at some settlement with them in the larger interests of Sindh. Keeping this in view and after consulting my party, I called on Sir Ghulam Hussain at his residence And I came to know through reliable sources that Sir Ghulam Hussain and the deputy leader of the League, Khan Bahadur Ayub Khuhro had sent a telegram to the Muslim League High Command, requesting that in the interests of the province and the Muslim masses, the ban on G.M. Syed and his group's entry into the party should be lifted.
"The response from the High Command reflects its mentality. It is willing to form a coalition with the Congress and the Mahasabha which are against the very creation of Pakistan but will not deal with sincere and principled people who are flesh of their flesh and bone of their bones. These were the telegraphic exchanges, which took place:
From Mr. Jinnah to the Sindh Premier
The motion failed by 30-29 with the European member making the difference. However, before the session ended, Mir Bande Ali Talpur moved a cut motion in which the Government was defeated. However, instead of asking Sir Ghulam Hussain to resign, the Governor summoned Mr. Bands Ali Talpur, had him made a Minister and thus saved the day for the Government! This was the moral rebuff to the League High Command's attitude towards us. We were penalized while those who abused the League and kept on shifting loyalties were rewarded with Ministries. Perhaps in the eyes of the League leaders, rules and regulations and principles were only for the Progressives while they and their cabinet could do pretty much as they pleased no matter how wrong or how reprehensible.
The Cabinet Mission appointed by the British Government arrived in India on March 24, 1946, to work out the modalities of the country's independence and to arrive at a mutually agreed interim arrangement for the period of transition. I was called to Delhi in my capacity as the leader of the Congress opposition coalition. I presented my group's views on all-India problems to the Commission an April 2, 1946. We demanded the right of self-determination for every state together with full autonomy. This was, in our view, the only solution for India's increasing political problems and communal frenzy. I may explain here that although I had my differences with the League High Command, I was not against its basic objective, Pakistan. That's why I Supported the Pakistan idea before the Cabinet Mission. I supported even the Muslim League in my speech. However, there was one difference between my standpoint and the League-s- 1 was for an independent India with complete autonomy for the provinces, it meant that there should be two federations, one for the provinces with Hindu majorities and the other for Muslim majority provinces, which two should, for specific purposes, act as a confederation on the basis of equality of members and Ministers. This scheme was, similar to the Cabinet Mission's Regional Plan.
On April 3, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad made his proposals to the Commission, which included independence, a constituent assembly and the formation of an interim government. In his view, the Congress was totally opposed to the partition of India and stood for a federal government with only three subjects - defense, foreign affairs and communications. Mahatma Gandhi met the Commission in his personal capacity and declared that the Pakistan idea was a bad idea. He said that the two-nation theory was inimical to the interests of the country. He proposed that the first chance for forming a government should be given to Jinnah, and the Congress should be invited to do so only after Jinnah did not accept the offer.
Mr. Jinnah appeared before the Commission on April 4 and told it that, under the circumstances, partition was inevitable. Further talks could be possible only when partition had been agreed upon in principle. The leader of the Liberal League, Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru, stressed the need for the immediate formation of an interim government and expressed the fear that partition would lead to grave results.
Parlays with the Cabinet Mission were continuing when Mr. Jinnah summoned a meeting of the legislators who had been elected on League tickets. Around 400 persons participated. He wanted the legislators to pass a resolution demanding that Assam, Bengal, Sindh, Baluchistan, the NWFP and the Punjab should constitute Pakistan. The legislators obliged him. The resolution also called for a separate constituent assembly and warned that if any other solution were forcibly imposed; it would be resisted at all cost. This resolution was against the Pakistan Resolution passed in Lahore in 1 940 which had called for the creation of independent and sovereign States in the north west and east of India in provinces with Muslim majorities. But the Delhi resolution called for the creation of a single/central government. This was not only against the 1940 Resolution but was also against the spirit of the resolutions passed by the Sindh Muslim League Conference in 1938 and the Sindh Assembly on March 3, 1943. The 1 938 and 1 940 resolution can be seen in Appendix 4.
In the meantime, the Cabinet Mission held several meetings with the Congress and the Muslim League on the future of India. On May 12, 1946, both parties held meetings but they could not arrive at a settlement. However, the Cabinet Mission continued its efforts. At last on May 1 6, the Commission came out with a lengthy statement in which it made its final proposal saying that an interim government would be set up in India tinder a)) circumstances. The following is the text of the Cabinet Mission statement:
Cabinet Mission's Recommendations as to the Basic Form of Constitution
On 16th May 1946 the Cabinet Mission made its own decision and recommended that the constitution should take the following has form:
- There should be a Union of India, embracing both British India and the States, which should deal with the following subjects: Foreign Affairs, Defense and Communications and should have the powers necessary to raise the finance required for the above subjects.
- The Union should have an Executive and a legislature constituted from British India and State representatives, Any question raising a major communal issue in the Legislature should require for its decision a majority of the representatives present and voting of each of the two major communities as well as a majority of all the members present and voting.
- All subjects other than the Union subjects and all residue powers should be vested in the Provinces.
- The States will retain all subjects and powers other than those ceded to the Union.
- Provinces should be free to form groups with executives and legislatures, and each group could determine the provincial subjects to be taken in common.
- The constitutions of the Union and of the groups should contain a provision where by any province could, by a majority vote of its Legislative Assembly, call for reconsideration of the terms of the constitution after an initial period of ten years and at the yearly intervals thereafter.
Having studied the Cabinet Mission proposals carefully, I came to the conclusion that it was a plan for the cremation of Sindh and that Sindh should reject it for several reasons. For one thing, Sindh had been a distinct geo- graphic, historic, cultural, linguistic and social entity and, apart from periodic losses of sovereignty, had always been independent. Sindh and India had been two separate countries down the ages. Sindh had never accepted subjugation lying down. Were the Sindhis prepared to lose their heritage? The Cabinet Mission proposals spelt disaster for the future of Sindh. Nature bad given Sindh everything, fertile soil, the Indus River and its barrages and the nearest air link with Europe in the sub continent. If only we could keep Sindh independent and free of alien intervention, we could transform it into a happy land of plenty. Nothing could have been impossible of achievement if, instead of a selfish leadership, Sindh had honest and sincere people at the helm.
If the Sindh Ministry had been accountable to the people, we could have generated an income of Rs. 400 million from the Port Trust and Customs. Add to this income tax, postal and railway revenues, and Sindh could have had Rs. 1,000 million at its disposal every year, All this money could have been used to mechanize farming, set up industry, send students abroad for higher education, job generation for hundreds of thousands of Sindhis to the exclusion of non Sindhis and for securing employment for Sindhis in the Indian Union. In the event of total independence, Sindh could appoint its own ambassadors, trade agents and maintain its army. All this would have raised Sindh's political status and enabled its people to prove their mettle in the comity of nations.
All this would have enabled us to raise the standard of living of our people and enabled us to provide a free health cover to them together with free education. For all this, however, total freedom was an essential concomitant together with an end to communalism which, among other things, divided us and rendered us an easy prey to all-alien depredations and slave existence.
Now, the other side of the picture. What would have happened had the Cabinet Mission plan been accepted? Sindh would have had to forget its past, forget about all its development hopes and its national identity, accept a constitution imposed by aliens, surrender its productive resources to them and generally agree to become a Punjabi colony. There would have been the same illiteracy and the same communal strife. The Sindhis had to keep both sides of the picture in mind before deciding which way to go. On the question of Sindh's independence, I came to the firm conclusion that the province should not join any of the two federations and that it should refuse to contribute a single penny to either, but work out its own constitution and remain independent, I also felt that Sindh should refuse to become a Punjabi colony and resist all attempts aimed at usurping its independence. It was my view that in any union, it should not cede more than defense and foreign affairs, pay its part of the expenses for the two subjects and keep the rest of its resources to itself.
The Muslim communalists of Sindh were nursing the delusion that after union with the Punjab, they would be rid of Hindu hegemony while the latter thought that after accession with India, they would be freed of the unjust Muslim domination However, both groups were forgetting the fact that such a feeling of mistrust and fear arose out of a situation when either the Muslims or the Hindus got more than their due share, and, that in either of the two cases, each conceived for itself that there would not be any economic competition nor any further communal differences between them. But these doubts and fears would have persisted for as long as a third group was amongst us. Once this group was out of our body politics, unity among the Sindhis would have been restored once again. For as long as the Sindhis ruled themselves, Hindu-Muslim unity was never in doubt. Now, whether the third group amongst us is of British origin or comprises Indian Muslims or Punjabi Muslims, they are all the same for us.
It would be unwise for us to hand over the reins of government to others just because there is no unity in our ranks. The coming generations will never forgives us for that. If we hand over the control to other hands, which are stronger than ours, it would amount to setting fire to our house in order to kill some rats.
No plan for the economic development of Sindh would succeed unless the province achieves independence for itself. Once we surrendered our means of production to the others, we would have lost them forever. This was a critical situation and we had very little time left with us. The Sindhis, I felt, had to decide for themselves. Anyhow, when the Congress rejected the Cabinet Mission Plan of May 16, 1946, Mr. Jinnah termed it a violation of the promises made to the Muslim League. Be that as it may, having failed in its interim government plan, the Cabinet Mission left for England on May 29.
Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru was elected the Congress President in place of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad on July 6, 1946. He made it clear at a meeting that the Congress could accept the Cabinet mission plan only to the extent of joining the constituent assembly. It had nothing to do with the rest of the scheme. It said the Congress would be free to do what it wanted to do inside the constituent assembly. He also said that his party would oppose the inclusion of the NWFP in the western sub-federation. Nor would the inclusion of Assam in the eastern sub-federation be acceptable to it. Later, the Muslim League decided to abandon constitutional means and launch a movement. Elections to the constituent assembly were held towards the end of July 1946. A special session of the Sindh Assembly was called for the purpose on July 11th . The Muslim Leaguers came over to us and we had the support of 31 members in the House. We decided to reintroduce a motion of no confidence against the Ministry but the Governor prorogued the Assembly the day it was to take up the motion for discussion. The purpose was nothing but to save their favorite Ministry by the British. It may be added here that Sir Khizar Hayat Tiwana's Ministry was facing a similar motion in the Punjab where the League was in the opposition. There, the Punjab Governor did not prorogue the House and allowed the discussion on the no-confidence motion to take place. This shows how the British patronized their own agents in the Muslim League.
We wrote against the Sindh Governor's unconstitutional act to the Governor General and the Secretary of State for India, but justice was denied us. From July to September 1946, the Governor and the bureaucracy did everything in their power to secure a majority for the Muslim League in the Sindh Assembly. On September 5, the Assembly met to approve supplementary grants. All possible methods were used to win over the loyalties of the members but the League still fell one vote short of the required majority. Finally, the day the House was to meet, Speaker Miran Mohammed Shah was persuaded to resign to gain temporary reprieve for the Ministry. This forced us to ask the Deputy Speaker, Miss. Jetty Sipahimalani to do likewise. Now the two side, were locked at 30-30, creating a constitutional deadlock, obliging the Governor to postpone the session. The Ministry failed to have the supplementary grants approved by the House nor could it succeed in getting a new Speaker elected. Under these circumstances, the Governor should have invite us to form a ministry but since he was partisan, it was futile to expect this of him, Later, when some other members also turned against the Ministry, the Governor dissolved the Assembly and ordered fresh elections. All manners of irregularities were resorted to which would have put even Hitler to shame. Some of these irregularities are being detailed below:
- In selected areas officials friendly to the League candidates were appointed who not only helped their favorites but also harassed their opponents.
- Many of our important workers were implicated in false cases under Sections 107 and 110 of the Frontier Crime Regulations, and some of them were jailed.
- Polling stations were changed and set up in the bungalows of the League's polling agents and such other places and our voters were not allowed to go there.
- Presiding and polling officers handed over ballot boxes and books to the League candidates.
- Ballot papers were torn out of books in large numbers, thumb-marked and handed over to the Leaguers. These ballot papers were cast late at night, long after polling time. The objections made by our polling agents were ignored.
- Section 144, Cr. P.C. was clamped on large parts of Sindh to prevent the opponents of the League from making speeches or canvassing for their candidates. However, the Leaguers were free to do as they pleased.
- Ministers, officials and important League workers were allowed entry into the polling booths where they snatched ballot papers from the voters and cast them for their party.
- The presiding and polling officers were either the supporters of the League candidates or their relatives and chief workers.
- At some polling stations, help was provided to presiding officers and polling officers and League agents through the police, rangers and army personnel.
- Bogus voters and bad characters were brought from other parts of India.
- Where the local people were aware of these tactics and where there were comparatively fewer chances of irregularities, the league's agents used obstructive tactics under advice from presiding officers, and hundreds of our supporters could not vote.
- Votes of those who had died or were in jail or were otherwise absent were cast despite our protests.
- When bogus voters were detected, caught and presented to the presiding officers, they were let off at the recommendation of the League candidates.
- The Prime Minister, other Ministers and collectors and deputy collectors visited the polling stations and encouraged people to cast bogus votes. Not only that. They did so themselves as did those who were under their influence.
- The League disseminated made-up photographs and cartoons full of malice.
- The League opponents were deprived of their gun licenses and shops.
- The League opponents were deprived of irrigation water and their land allotments were canceled.
- Ballot boxes were opened and bogus votes were cast or those cast in favor of the League opponents were disfigured.
- When votes were being counted, bound bundles of ballot papers were found in the boxes.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Originally posted at http://www.level1productions.com
At the ripe ages of 19 and 20 respectively, Parker White and Chris Logan stepped up to the plate this past Spring and quickly proved they could hold their own with some of the most recognizable park slayers and seasoned veterans in the Level 1 crew. Longtime friends, both skiers are quickly making names for themselves. I recently interviewed the two friends about their seasons, Eye Trip, and the much-anticipated Sun Valley transfer gap.
Interview by: Jonnie Sirotek
Let?s touch on your backgrounds first. Where are you from, where are you currently, your age and sponsors?
Parker White: My name is Parker White and I am 19 years old. I grew up Skiing at Bromley originally ? a really small resort in VT. I moved to Mount Snow when I was 13 and then moved to Mammoth when I was 16. Right now I am camping in Government Camp, Oregon with some homies riding Hood everyday. Big ups to Electric, Tomahawk, Kooter Brown, Skullcandy, and Rossignol.
Chris Logan: My name is Chris Logan and I am a twenty-year old skier who rides for Rossignol, Electric, Orage, Skullcandy, and Kooter Brown.
How did you get into skiing?
PW: Both of my parents ski a lot, and I grew up so close to the mountain it just happened.
CL: I grew up in New York as one of five kids who all skied. My parents weren?t big skiers growing up so I don?t really know how we all got into it (laughs). When I was five all I can remember during the winter was taking trips every weekend up to Mt. Snow to ski. I would ski all weekend and then drive four hours back home to New York. When I was about eight I started skiing the weekend program on the Mt. Snow freestyle team. At that time I don?t even remember if they had a terrain park, and if they did then skiers were definitely not allowed in it. I skied moguls, and upright aerials until I was about fourteen, and started getting into the park when I was around twelve. I loved jumping and being in the air more then anything. I kind of had to fight my parents a little bit because they wanted me to keep skiing bumps, but I ended up winning that battle. In high school I spent my winters going to the Mt. Snow Academy, where I would go to school half the day and ski the other half. I graduated high school in January of 2008 and spent a few months at Mt. Snow before I moved to Mammoth for the spring.
P White, Buck Hunting
Outside of skiing, you two are close friends. Did you grow up skiing together? Can you describe how your skiing affects one another?
PW: I moved in with Chris and his family when I was 14. We rode Mount Snow together for a couple of years and both ended up moving to Mammoth. We are both good at different stuff so it?s cool to ride with someone who thinks and skis differently.
CL: Well originally Parker grew up skiing at Bromley and I grew up riding at Mt. Snow, so we would compete against each other in USSA mogul and aerial events. Our teams got along at events and we would all hang out, but we didn?t really like one another (laughs). At events we would go back and forth, he would win one week, and then I would beat him the next. It wasn?t until I was in ninth grade (Parker in eighth) that we really started skiing together. The following two years after that, Parker lived with my mom, little sister, and me at my place at Mt. Snow. After that we both, along with our other homie, Nick Miles, all had the same idea to move out to Mammoth. Skiing against and now with him, we both have always pushed one another. We were both out to be the best, so if he would do something sick then I would have to top him and then when I would do that it was his turn to top me. It was always and still is a back and forth battle between us, which makes it so much fun.
People may suggest that you broke onto the scene this season. What was your overall season like? Where were you? What tricks were you working on?
PW: (laughs) Naw I don?t know about that but the season was rad. For the most part I was just chillin? in Mamm riding park when it was sunny and pow when it snowed. I took a couple of trips, got to ride Bridger with my brother and dad for a little while, did some filming with Duncan Lake and the Electric homies in Key, and got to go to those park shoots with Level 1 in the spring. I just was trying to get my right side stuff a little better and keep style in mind.
CL: My season started off in Mammoth. Typical early season hitting rails and little jumps, waiting for the snow to come. We took a trip together to Colorado where we met up with Duncan Lake, Jon Brogan, and Liam Downey to put together an electric edit. Mammoth at the time was working on building a huge half pipe for the snowboard grand prix, so we wanted to go ride some sweet parks and figured there was no better place to go then Summit County. After that we came back to ride Mammoth for a while with the crew (Montage Inc.) and do some filming for our mini movie, ?For The Hell Of It?. We took a trip back home to the east coast at the end of March to compete in a few events back there and see some friends that we grew up skiing with. After that we came back to Mam where we were just planning on skiing the rest of the spring, until we got an email from Berman inviting us to join the Level 1 crew up at Alpine Meadows for a park shoot. We were both so excited to head up there and get a chance to shred with some of the best skiers in the industry right now. Everything at Alpine went real well so we were lucky enough to tag along and join them at the Sun Valley shoot as well as the Mammoth shoot. I was really trying to work on my right game this season, along with getting a few doubles because nowadays in skiing it seems like you need at least one to have a fighting chance with everyone else. Overall I would say it was an amazing season.
Who or what influences your own skiing?
PW: I like Candide?s style. And some dudes in skateboarding like David Gonzalez and Brent Atchley.
CL: I would have to say that everyone who I ski with, the whole Montage Inc. crew influences my skiing. Parker and I are the young guys in the crew so we both look up to those guys for new tricks to do, and tips on how to make our skiing better. They are never afraid to tell us that something looks good or not so when we do something and they are stoked on it really gets us pumped up.
What plans for the summer? What are your plans for next season?
PW: Right now I am camping and skiing in Hood. Next season just want to film with Montage and Level 1 hopefully put out a nice segment with both.
CL: My plan for the summer is to work security and ride at Camp of Champions. The lane is so good this year and just filled top to bottom with some real fun features so it should be a real good summer. Next season I hope to do some more filming with the Level 1 guys, maybe try to get into the backcountry with them a bit. I am going to keep living and filming in Mammoth with the crew and trying to put out some quality edits. I really want to try and qualify for the Dew Tour as well. After growing up and competing in slopestyle events I really like the pressure it puts on you. Only getting two runs or so to stomp your hardest tricks, it makes you have to be on it.
How did you get involved with Level 1? How was your experience filming with Level 1 this season?
PW: Last year Jimbo Morgan gave Berman a call and got Darhkness (Chris Logan) and I involved in the Mammoth Shoot. This year they gave me a call and invited me to some park shoots at the end of the year. It was pretty insane filming with Level 1. We got to hit some really creative features with a notorious crew.
CL: I got involved with Level 1 through having amazing team managers. Matt Rihm from Rossignol and Jimbo Morgan with Electric and Skullcandy are the main reasons why I am here. I guess they bugged Berman, Decker, and Freedle enough to get us a chance to ride with those guys, so when we got that chance we took it and ran with it. My experience with those guys couldn?t have been better. The whole crew was so nice to us and they are so much fun to ski with. They all kill it super hard and are always stoked which makes it easy to have fun and just shred.
Parker White © Mark Oliver 2010
Speaking of this season, many of our fans have been tuned-in to the hype surrounding the Sun Valley park shoot, and the Transfer Gap in particular. Can you share with our readers your experiences at the Sun Valley shoot? How was the jump? What do you remember most from the session?
PW: Yeah that was the biggest jump I have ever hit. Big ups to Peter Columbo though, and the whole Sun Valley park crew for that matter, for how big the jump was ? it was super smooth. I don?t know if any one thing really stood out. Everyone killed it the whole session and it was a good vibe the whole time.
CL: Sun Valley was amazing. The jump that Pete built for us was unbelievable. It was so big you probably could have seen it from space. The whole town was so nice and welcomed us all like we grew up riding there. The jump was definitely intimidating, 110 feet to the deck was scary enough, let alone the fact that there was a huge gap between the jump and the landing. It was like floating when you came off the thing because you had so much air time. What I remember most was Tom?s double ten, huge rodeo 5, and P White with the biggest front flip and zero that I have every seen.
Any sneak peek into what viewers will witness from you two in our upcoming film, Eye Trip?
PW: (laughs) don?t even know man. Hopefully something cool.
CL: They will see some carving off jumps followed by some grabbing of our tails. Other then that they will just have to watch the movie to get a real idea of everything that went down.
Keep an eye out for these two young guns in our upcoming film, Eye Trip.


text:
As mentioned last week, BMW had a hand in designing the new two-man bobsleds for the United State's bobsled team, but the our support doesn't stop there. We are sure if you have been paying attention to the Olympic Games at all so far, that you have seen the advertisements for BMW's Drive for Team USA. As a proud partner of both the United State's Olympic and Paralympic Teams, BMW is inviting you to participate in this event that we hope will help the US athletes reach their goals.
To participate and show your support for the US athletes, come on down to Perillo BMW and take one of our amazing vehicles for a test drive. Every time someone takes a BMW vehicle for a test drive, we will make a donation to Team USA. Since the Olympic teams are not backed with government funding, ever little bit helps!
So come on over to Perillo BMW and help us show support for Team USA!


text:
Ghettos Naming Schools, Streets After Obama
It used to be that you could find out which areas to avoid by checking to see if there was a Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard or a Malcolm X Memorial Parkway in it. Now there is another aid to help you steer clear of the urban wastelands of liberalism:
Barack Obama took office barely 10 days ago, but already schools and streets are being renamed. In the Hempstead case they didn't even wait until Inauguration Day, re-christening the school back in November — the first in the nation to do so. For the students, it's music to their ears, gushed school principal Jean Bligen. They "want to keep this interest, this high belief that we can really make a difference, that we can change our community, that we can change our nation, that we can make the world a better place," Bligen said. Experts say this baptizing phenomenon is unique to an incoming American leader riding a wave of optimism at the beginning of his presidency. "This is highly unusual," said Robert Thompson, a Syracuse University professor of popular culture. "Usually this thing doesn't take place until the president is out of office and often until the president has actually died."Breitbart
Michael Steele Wins GOP Chairmanship
My Comments to the NJ MV
They wanted comments, because they are so interested in hearing about what we think:
I thing it is wrong to charge a so called 'convenience fee' to update registration online. You people are disgusting, money-grubbing maniacs. The whole purpose of the internet is to make things easier. Instead you decide to penalize people who use the internet, even though by doing this we are making YOUR job easier. You should be paying US a convenience fee. You are basically punishing us for making your life easier.
Ann Coulter Breaks Press Embargo, Confirms that Olbermann is 'Woman Trapped Inside Man's Body'
A woman trapped inside a woman's body is more like it:
Condé Nast Takes Another Blow, Shuts Down Domino Magazine
Congressional Quarterly For Sale
British Blame Israel Almost as Much as Hamas
Turning now to events in the Middle East: For the past three weeks there has been a significant military conflict, with Israel launching attacks into Gaza, and Hamas, the Palestinian organization running Gaza, firing rockets into Israel. From what you know who do you blame for this conflict?
|Both equally
|Don't know
Source: YouGov
Methodology: Online interviews with 2,000 British voters, conducted on Jan. 15 and Jan. 16, 2009. No margin of error was provided.
Blagojevich May be Ousted Unanimously
Redistricting Will Soon be GOP Secret Weapon
The 2010 census could add multiple House seats to red-leaning states — as many as four districts to Texas and two each to Arizona and Florida. And it could subtract seats from blue-trending states like Michigan, New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Most of the states slated to gain seats in reapportionment next cycle feature Republican-controlled state legislatures and governor's mansions — the powerhouses that decide how to allocate congressional districts.
The Hill


text:
Some of the links on this page are affiliate links. If you buy thru them, I receive a small commission—at no extra cost to you. This helps me provide all the free information on this site. To learn more, read my full Disclosure Policy.
The Washington DC Quilt Guilds are displayed alphabetically by location.
If your guild isn't listed, it's easy to...
It's quick and simple!
To add your guild's information, use the "Add a Quilt Guild" button.
If your guild is not listed, or it is and needs to be updated, please use the same button.
All four fields in the form must be completed in order to submit the information for publication.
Meeting day and time are not included on purpose.
Either can change for a
number of reasons including holidays, time of year or there was a scheduling conflict for the meeting location.
I prefer that your prospective new members contact someone from the guild to get the correct information for the meeting they plan to attend.
That way everybody's happy!
Chevy Chase
Needlechasers of Chevy Chase
DC - various libraries
DC Modern Quilt Guild
Fairfax, VA
Nova Modern Quilt Guild
Potomac Fiber Arts Guild
Washington DC
DC Modern Quilt Guild
If you know of a Washington DC quilt group that isn't listed, please refer them to our Quilt Guild Submission Form to create their free listing.
Thank you for your help!
"Color Wheels"
by Nicole Ramirez
Click any of the images or links below for more info...
Click on the images to go to Amazon.com for more choices.


text:
WMPG Portland ME 90.9 FM
Southern Maine Community Radio from The University of Southern Maine
Currently on air
Haluu Sports
Sat 6.30AM–8.00AM
Sports Haluu is a show that talks about SPORTS!
With HaluuSports
The Late Late Show (Music)
UPCOMING SHOWS AND GUESTS: 6/16/2017 - Jimmy Kelly (Co-Writer of the Irish Musical "Find Your Way Home" coming to Boston's John Hancock Theater on Thursday, July 20th at 8pm) and also Jimmy Roeling from The James Carratt Project and the singer on the single "Pictures On My Page"
Fri Nov 24th 2017 11.00pm–1.00am
R=listener request. N=music new at the station. L=local music. Your purchases using the Buy it! links help support the station.
Time zone: eastern
Luke Kelly "The Town I loved so well"
from The Best Of Luke Kelly CD Album (IML Irish Music Licensing Ltd. 2004)
Luke Kelly "Scorn Not His Simplicity"
from Luke Kelly: the Collection CD Album (Celtic Airs 2008)
PHIL COULTER "steal away"
from Words & Music CD Album (SHANACHIE unknown 1991)
Phil Coulter and Liam Clancy "Dear Sarah"
from A Touch of Tranquility CD Album (SHANACHIE unknown 1992)
Andy Cooney & Phil Coulter and His Orchestra "Noreen"
from Bright Brand New Day CD Album (Mill Pond Music 2014)
CELTIC THUNDER "the Old Man"
from the show CD Album (LEGACY RECORDINGS)
The Fureys & Davey Arthur "When You were Sweet Sixteen"
from When You Were Sweet Sixteen CD Album (Big Jo-ke Music)
Johnny McEvoy "Long Before your Time"
from 20 Greatest Hits (Ireland's Best Loved Balladeer) CD Album (DOLPHIN 2001)
NOEL HENRY'S IRISH SHOWBAND "my son"
from Cottage by the Lee CD Album (Noel Henry 1981)
NOEL HENRY'S IRISH SHOWBAND "You're my best friend"
from Irish Favorites, Vol. 1 CD Album (Noel Henry 1992) L
Noel Henry "Song of Thanks"
from How Can I Keep from Singing? CD Album (Noel Henry 1994) L
Christy Moore "Sonny"
from Collection Part Two CD Album (Newberry Recording 1997)
Mick Hanly "Past the Point of Rescue"
from Past the Point of Rescue - Single CD Single (SELF RELEASED 2017)
Mary Black "Katie"
from By the Time It Gets Dark CD Album (Dara Records www.blixstreet.com/eva.html 1987)
Mary Black "As I Leave Behind Neidin"
from Mary Black Sings Jimmy MacCarthy CD Album (3u Records 1992)
The Corrs "No Frontiers (MTV Unplugged Version)"
from Dreams - The Ultimate Corrs Collection CD Album (RHINO ATLANTIC 2007)
Christy Moore "ride on"
from Ride On LP Album (ATLANTIC RECORDS www.SignatureSounds.com 1988)
Tommy Fleming "Bright Blue Rose (Live)"
from Live at Saint Patricks Cathedral Dublin CD Album (TF Productions Ltd 2010)
FOSTER & ALLEN "The fly"
from Shades of Green CD Album (CMR Records courtesy of BFM Digital 1997)
Christy Moore "Rose of Tralee"
from Collection Part NewTwo CD Album (Newberry Recording 1997)
Glen Curtin "The Rose of Tralee"
from Forty Shades of Green CD Album (Aris 2013)
FOSTER & ALLEN "My Own Roscommon Town"
from Greatest Hits and Some That Will Be LP Album (CMR Records International Pty Ltd 1999)
Big Tom "Gentle Mother"
from Big Tom - The Irish Collection CD Album (K-TEL www.virginrecords.com/)
Frankie McBride "Five Little Fingers"
from The Ultimate Irish Country Collection Disc 1 CD Album (Emerald Music)
Dickie Rock "Every Step of the Way"
from The Best Of Dickie Rock CD Album (Arran Records 1966)
Harry Chapin "I Wanna Learn a Love Song"
from The Gold Medal Collection CD Album (Elektra Asylum 1988)
Harry Chapin "Thanksgiving Hunger Drives (Speech Excerpt)"
from The Gold Medal Collection CD Album (Elektra Asylum 1988)
Like everything else, times are approximate. Spinitron and this station are not liable for errors or omissions.


text:
Markets surge as two speed plan emerges from euro deal
George Osborne brushed off fears today that Britain would be left behind in a two-speed Europe after eurozone leaders agreed closer fiscal and political integration as part of a landmark deal to salvage the euro.
Stock markets around the world - including the FTSE 100 - surged after a marathon summit in Brussels concluded with a deal in the early hours.
The three-pronged strategy involves a significant writedown of Greek sovereign debt, recapitalisation of the continent's banks and agreement to leverage a bailout fund to provide a €1 trillion (£870 billion) firewall to prevent larger economies like Italy and Spain going the way of Italy.
The euro crisis began two years ago with an admission from Greece that its budget forecase was a fiction, prompting…


text:
pet training in Belfast, ME
Two Canines Pet Services287 Goosepecker Ridge Rd, Montville, ME map
Seelenvoll German ShepherdsServing Penobscot, ME
Muddypaws Dog Sitting333 E Main St, Searsport, ME map
Coastal Creations Pet Salon80 Central St, Bucksport, ME map
Canine Country Club1 Canine Ln, Northport, ME map
Appleton Ridge Pet Care Center3121 Heald Highway, Union, ME map
The Puppy Playground Doggy Daycare310 Stevens Pond Rd, Montville, ME map
Tedy's Day Care65 Stagecoach Rd, Unity, ME map
Family Dollar124 US Route 1, Bucksport, ME map
Displaying 1-2 of 2 results
Page 1 of 1
Top Trending Articles
Are Dog Training Classes Worth the Price?
Learn if it is worth investing money in dog training. F... more
How to Help Your Pet Adjust to a New Baby
Helping your pet adjust to the presence of a new baby c... more
Is Your Pet Interfering in Your Relationship?
Is your pet having issues with your new significant oth... more
How to Prepare Your Pet for a Natural Disaste...
Ensuring that your pet is prepared for a natural disast... more
How to Help Your Pet Lose Weight
Helping your pet lose weight is part of being a respons... more


text:
Rings have long symbolized the circle of life. At Gemvara, we believe that the rings you wear should be one of a kind, like you. That's why our rings are made to order in your choice of conflict-free gems and recycled precious metals. Choose pearl and yellow gold or black diamond and rose gold: it's your choice. Mix and match gems and precious metals for a look that's exactly you. It's jewelry for all life's occasions, from an anniversary or engagement to your own personal milestones and celebrations. Tug on her heartstrings with a brilliant Mother's day gift of beautiful jewelry with a personal touch. Our unrivalled selection of designs by Gemvara Essentials, Randy Dixon, David West, and other talented jewelry designers means you can find a ring that's just your style. Because all Gemvara palladium round quartz rings are made to order, we can hand-select the finest quality materials to perfectly suit your design. Quartz, with its incredible variety, is the most ancient of gems. Amethyst, citrine, smoky quartz, rock crystal, rose quartz, agates, chalcedony, and onyx are all members of the quartz family. Lovely and durable, quartz gems are an excellent choice for jewelry with lasting beauty. The round brilliant cut is the most popular gemstone shape, with a classic look and timeless elegance. Rare and naturally white, palladium is a platinum group metal that weighs a bit less than gold, making it versatile even for large jewelry designs. Be careful when removing rings to wash your hands. Don't leave your ring on the rim of a sink where it can slip down the drain! Clean palladium round quartz rings with mild dish soap: use a soft brush where dust collects. Gemvara's fine quality palladium round quartz rings are designed to be passed down for generations to come, crafted by hand in the United States.
We can help right away. Chat with a jewelry expert now!


text:
Bulleid 4-DD Double Deck EMU Group
The Bulleid 4-DD Double Deck EMU Group. The 4-DD units were a unique experiment in UK train design, an experiment which carried on in service for over 20 years.
The Bulleid Double Deck EMU Group is a unofficial group of around half a dozen people (who got together in November 2015) who are making sure that the carriage (13003) in Sellindge is at least protected. We are working with the owner and have made considerable progress in the last year. We have made the storage site accessable and safe. Removed rust and primed parts of the frames. Started to clear the inside of the carriage with perticular attention to the Guards Van and Cab at present. We have constructed two sheds for storage and workshop use. Have a small generator and have discussed and have solutions for many missing parts including the EE507 motor. The Glass is all intact and all the compartment fittings are secure. We are aware that the body work may need total replacement but the frames and bogies seem in good condition. Ideally we would like to have a ownership/restoration agreement so we can fund raise. The carriage is owned by a gentleman who we were told would never talk to us, who now trusts us as a group and as long as we are careful how we move forward we feel that hopefully 13003 will have a better future. We have kept fundraising low profile amongst us and interested parties. Reports have been in Railway Magazine but they have come from reporters repeating posts in social media (We grew from a facebook page that is very active and has over 1200 members). We are always looking for new photos of the unit in service and are also looking for any photos of the carriages when being transported on low loader between storage/preservation sites.
The carriage at Northampton 13004 is one we would like to help with but so far we have had no reply to any approach we have made.
The group is Facebook based (which if we succeed will be a first), however we do have a website which has updates from our working parties plus a history of the units and a number of photos which we have been allowed to use. Please feel free to have a look.
Working parties take place most Saturdays so if anyone is interested in coming along please contact our working party co-ordinator Mark Hickmott via FB or we have a Yahoo Group.


text:
Orso clip art free vector
Orso clip art is free Vector clip art vector that you can download for free. it has been downloaded 124 times since November 07, 2012. 24 people has appriciated this vector. Orso clip art vector comes with 1 files, in svg format. 17.95 M bandwidth has comsumed so far. Download Orso clip art vector today.


text:
Hamden Farmers Market
Date: Thursday, August 31, 2017 4:00 pm - 7:30 pm
The Town of Hamden Farmer's Market's 10th season opens on June 29th. This year, the market will be held on Thursday evenings from 4-7:30 p.m. through Thursday, October 5th, 2017. As always, the Thursday Farmer's Market is located next to Josh's Jungle Play-ground in Hamden's Town Center Park. Access to the market is via the lower parking lot of the Miller Cultural Complex (2901 Dixwell Avenue) and is easily accessible to all. Parking is free and plentiful.


text:
Ann S. Masten
Regents Professor, Irving B. Harris Professor of Child Development, Distinguished McKnight University Professor
Ph.D., 1982, University of Minnesota
Inst Of Child Dev
205 Ch Dev
51 E River Rd
Competence, risk, and resilience processes in development; Children in war and disaster; Protective influences of relationships, parenting, self-regulation, and motivation; Investing in children globally.
Competence, risk, and resilience processes in development; Children in war and disaster; Protective influences of relationships, parenting, self-regulation, and motivation; Investing in children globally.
I study competence, risk, and resilience in development with a focus on the processes leading to positive adaptation and outcomes in children and families whose lives are threatened by adversity. The goal of my work is inform science, practice, and policy seeking to understand and promote human adaptation and resilience.
I direct the Project Competence Research on Risk and Resilience (PCR3), including studies of normative populations and high-risk young people exposed to war, natural disasters, poverty, homelessness, and migration. Our work is collaborative with community partners, multi-level, and multi-disciplinary.
Our recent research in Minnesota has focused on school success in homeless and other disadvantaged mobile children, with a focus on malleable protective processes, including parenting and self-regulation skills. Our work includes basic and translational studies aimed at understanding resilience and how to strategically target and time interventions or policies to promote success in disadvantaged children. We have analyzed large-scale administrative data sets and also conducted intensive studies of families currently or recently experiencing homelessness. In collaboration with Stephanie Carlson and Philip Zelazo, we have studied executive function skills as a strategic target for assessment, early childhood screening, and preventive intervention.
At the national and international level, I work with colleagues in multiple disciplines to understand adaptation and development, particularly in relation to migration, disasters, and war. I collaborate with Professor Frosso Motti-Stefanidi on the Athena Studies of Resilient Adaptation (AStRA), currently focused on acculturation and development in immigrant youth in Greece.
I am keenly interested in the integration of resilience theory and findings across disciplines and scale because it is crucial for efforts to address global issues of potentially catastrophic magnitude. Integrated approaches are essential for preparedness and recovery in major disasters, terrorism, and war, and also for building resilience capacity in children, families, and societies around the world.
Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) offered regularly on Coursera (free)
Resilience in Children Exposed to Trauma, Disaster and War: Global Perspectives
Selected Publications
Masten, A. S. (2014). Ordinary magic: Resilience in development. New York: Guilford Press. Paperback edition 2015. German edition 2016. http://www.guilford.com/books/Ordinary-Magic/Ann-Masten/9781462523719
Current and *former University of Minnesota students
Labella, M. H., *Narayan, A. J., *McCormick, C. M., Desjardins, C., & Masten, A. S. (2017, in press). Risk and adversity, parenting quality, and children's social-emotional adjustment in families experiencing homelessness. Child Development. doi: 10.1111/cdev.12894 http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/cdev.12894/full (Press release)
Labella, M. H., & Masten, A. S. (2017, in press). Family influences on the development of aggression and violence. Current Opinion in Psychology. doi:10.1016/j.copsyc.2017.03.028
Masten, A. S. (2017). Building a translational science on children and youth affected by political violence and armed conflict: A commentary. Development and Psychopathology, 29, 79-84. doi:10.1017/S0954579416001164
*Shiner, R. L. Allen, T. A., & Masten, A. S. (in press). The prediction of changes in personality traits from childhood to adulthood from adverse experiences in adolescence. Journal of Research in Personality. doi:10.1016/j.jrp.2016.10.002
Masten, A. S., & Cicchetti, D. (2016). Resilience in development: Progress and transformation. In D. Cicchetti (Ed.), Developmental psychopathology, Vol. 4: Risk, resilience, and intervention (3rd ed.) (pp. 271-333). New York: Wiley. doi:10.1002/9781119125556.devpsy406
*Monn, A. R., *Narayan, A. J., Kalstabakken, A. W., *Schubert, A. W., & Masten, A. S. (2017, in press). Executive function and parenting in the context of homelessness. Journal of Family Psychology. doi:10.1037/fam0000275
Huebner, G., et al. (2016). Beyond survival: The case for investing in young children globally. Discussion paper: National Academy of Medicine Perspective Series.
Masten, A. S. (2016). Resilience in the context of ambiguous loss: A commentary. Journal of Family Theory & Review, 8, 287-293. doi: 10.1111/jftr.12154
*Narayan, A. J., Kalstabakken, A. W., Labella, M. H., *Nerenberg, L. S., *Monn, A. R., & Masten, A. S. (2016, in press). Intergenerational continuity of adverse childhood experiences: Unpacking exposure to maltreatment versus family dysfunction. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry. Doi:10.1037/ort0000133
Labella, M. H., *Narayan, A. J., & Masten, A. S. (2016). Emotional climate in families experiencing homelessness: Associations with child affect and socioemotional adjustment in school. Social Development, 25, 304-321. doi: 10.1111/sode.12154
Masten, A. S., *Narayan, A. J., Silverman, W. K., & Osofsky, J. D. (2015). Children in war and disaster. In R. M. Lerner (Ed.), M. H. Bornstein and T. Leventhal (vol. Eds.), Handbook of child psychology and developmental science. Vol. 4. Ecological settings and processes in developmental systems (7th edition) (pp. 704-745). New York: Wiley.
Masten, A. S., Fiat, A. E., & Labella, M. H., & R. Strack (2015). Educating homeless and highly mobile students: Implications of research on risk and resilience. School Psychology Review, 2015, 44, 315-330.
Bushman, B. J. et al. (2016). Youth violence: What we know and what we need to know. American Psychologist, 71, 17-39. doi:10.1037/a0039687
Masten, A. S. (2015). Pathways to integrated resilience science. Psychological Inquiry, 26, 187-196. doi:10.1080/1047840X.2015.1012041.
Updated July 2017


text:
Jack White: 'We'd Love To Host A Third Man Festival'
The former White Stripes man says "we've been talking about it for a long time now".
Jack White has said that he and the team at Third Man Records would love to host a music festival.
As NME reported, White commented:
"We would love to. We would love to do a traveling show sometime soon. It would be nice if everybody has some affiliation with us in some way, and see if we can all put it on the road together. It would be very nice."
White added that he'd like to play the festival as well as run it, saying: "We've been talking about it for a long time now... It's a no-brainer for us to put something together that we could do in Nashville, like a day or a couple-day event, but it would be nice to actually take it on the road."
When asked if the festival could happen as early as this summer, White said:
"I don't know. That would be cool, but we have a lot of projects this year that are so exciting and intricate...".
White added that he doesnt have any shows of his own booked for 2013, but explained that "it's nice to have an open road in front of me."
The former White Stripes man also spoke about the music that Radiohead recorded in his Nashville studio last year, saying: "I love it. I hope that's gonna come out soon. It's up to Radiohead. I don't know what I don't know where they're at with it."
Jack White was recently named the official ambassador for Record Store Day 2013, which takes place on April 20.


text:
Afternoon Tea - Hen | Sligo
Located along the banks of the River Garavogue in Sligo town. Sit back, relax and watch the swans glide down the river. The award winning Eala Bhan Restaurant have teamed up with Le Fournil, located just around the corner, and have come up with this winning combination of sweet and savoury delights.
There was a wide variety of sandwiches including smoked salmon, smoked ham and cheddar, chicken pesto and goats cheese and tomato, served on a variety of breads including bagels, brown soda bread, white bread and wholemeal. So much to choose from...cheesecakes, chocolates, macaroons, scones, shortbread and so much more.
Package includes (Guide Price €109pp):-
Accommodation - based on self-catering accommodation (add €15 for 3 star hotel accommodation (B & B))
- Activity - Afternoon Tea in Eala Bhan Restaurant
- Professional Group Picture - We have a team of photographers in Sligo every weekend. We'll take a professional picture of your group for the memory bank! You might be lucky enough to bump into our hen mascot that is around Sligo every Saturday looking after our parties!
3 course meal - in town centre restaurant (Hen Party Menu). A 2-course meal is also available (Saves €5 pp - please select on upgrades).
- Table Decorated with Balloons in restaurant - We arrange for your table in the restaurant to be decorated with 'Hen Party' Helium Balloons
- Complimentary Personalised menu if required - a nice memento of the big night!
- Pre-club shots - in the bourbon bar or Belfry Bar with reserved seating
VIP Nightclub - VIP Access with reserved area in Lola Montez Nightclub
- FREE Group Management System with reminder emails - Handle Invites, Send Reminders, Individual Payments, Itinerary and Rooms lists with ease - organise the smart way!
- FREE Finger Food for two night packages - If you are doing a two night package with us - we can arrange FREE finger food for your party on first night in a leading town centre pub!
Upgrade to private room for dinner with Karaoke for just €10pp extra. Need help in choosing which package - check out our package guide for Hens.
Interested in this package? You might also consider the Cocktail Masterclass, the Cube or Life Nude Painting.
From €104


text:
This product dispatches in 15-21 business days*. Conditions Apply*
This product dispatches in 2-4 business days*. Conditions Apply*
This product dispatches in 3-5 business days*.Conditions Apply*
Arriving soon, expected to dispatch by 1st Week on Jan'18.Conditions Apply*
MRP : Rs. 31,870.00
You Save : Rs. 1,756.00
Bajaao Price : Rs. 30,114.00
EMI starts from Rs. 1,631.18.
Click here for options.
Buy Digitech BNX3 Bass Processor online in India at the best price with free shipping from BAJAAO - India's music equipment superstore.
Digitech BNX3 Bass Processor.
By combining the world's most powerful multi-modeling bass guitar processor with a digital 8-track recorder, the BNX3 gives you everything you need to perform, practice, write and produce songs in a single unit. The BNX3 bass workstation is the first multi-track recorder that works like a bass player thinks. Experience the first hand's-free multi-track recorder that lets you focus on creating and recording music instead of messing with mixers, cables and patch bays. Record, playback, auto-arm the next track, or delete tracks, all without touching a knob. Save tunes on SmartMedia and easily import your tracks to a PC or Mac. Polish them with Cakewalk Guitar Tracks™ and burn a CD with Pyro (both included). Convert CD, .MP3, .WMA files -- virtually anything that's out there -- to .WAV files and move them into the BNX3 to jam along with.
Now you don't have to break your creative vibe to capture those inspirational moments?because you have the perfect songwriting sketch pad at your feet all the time. Start with a drum track, lay down a rhythm track and then a bass solo -- all without taking your hands off the bass! Want to add a vocal? No problem. The BNX3 offers a balanced XLR input for capturing vocal and acoustic performances too. On stage?during practice?while composing?or as part of a studio production, you've never had a more powerful creative tool at your feet.
Digitech BNX3 Specifications:


text:
Birdman splash1:31
The Birdman Rally has raised thousands of dollars for charity as the men in their flying machines lept into the Yarra River. Courtesy Seven News
LEFT to the mercy of Melbourne's murky Yarra River, the Birdman Rally contestants were anything but mainstream.
One after another they fell, a spiral of Lycra padding and PVC pipe — just another Moomba Festival highlight.
Thousands mustered along the riverbank for a glimpse of the must-see fixture, which started in 1976.
Some contestants might have hoped for a graceful entry.
Others simply took the plunge.
If there truly was a science to it, gravity was probably the big winner.
The title went to a Melbourne dad on his inaugural flight.
Resplendent in a purple leotard and silver cape, Daniel Mazzei rode his foam flying machine into the history books. Well, almost.
"I didn't even think I would get half as far as I did," Mr Mazzei said.
"We all grew up watching the Birdman Rally and I guess I just wanted to be a part of it.''
Defending champion Michael Paul flew furthest — 12.5m — but he was undone by Mr Mazzei's fundraising. Including the winner's prize, he pulled in $12,000 for his chosen charity, Bravehearts, which was established to support young victims of sexual abuse.
Originally published as Wing-win for Moomba birds of pray


text:
Every few months, we hear yet another story of success as someone manages to get lucky and win a massive online jackpot. But what are the biggest online jackpots of all time? Which slots have been the big winners? And what are the stories behind the winners?
In this video top 5, we'll bring you the answer to all these questions. If you click the continue reading tag below, we have details and links to every one of the big winning progressive jackpot slots mentioned.
For more top 5 videos, guides and slot playthroughs, you can find everything at the Droid Slots Youtube channel.
The Top Progressive Jackpot Slots
You can find links to every casino and game mentioned in the above video, as well as reviews where available.
Gold Rally Slot
The Gold Rally slot is a progressive jackpot classic from Playtech. It's a few year old at this point, but it still holds the title for paying out one of the biggest online jackpots of all time. It might be lagging behind when it comes to gameplay, but where it matters most, it delivers. You can find Gold Rally at Paddy Power Casino.
get on the gold rally at paddy power casino!
Hall of Gods
Hall of Gods is one of the earlier progressive jackpot slots from NetEnt. NetEnt have become a giant in the jackpot slot scene and Hall of Gods was where it all started. If you want to enjoy a classic progressive jackpot slot, then you can have fun with Hall of Gods at Guts Casino.
Play hall of gods at guts casino!
Dark Knight Slot
Dark Knight slot is the progressive jackpot slot based on the acclaimed Batman movie. We can't claim it has the same level of action or gloss as the Dark Knight film, but as a slot counterpart, it certainly matches it as well as it can.
The primary reason for that is that it's made by Microgaming, who are a powerhouse when it comes to slots. Not only are they the best at handling branded slots, also making the blockbuster Mega Moolah, but they also make some of the most popular progressive slots with the biggest jackpots because of it.
You can find Dark Knight and every other top Microgaming jackpot slot at Bet365 Casino.
Play dark knight slot at bet365 casino!
Mega Fortune Dreams
Mega Fortune dreams is the most successful progressive jackpot slot from NetEnt. NetEnt have always made fun and rewarding games and Mega Fortune is by far their greatest success when it comes to bringing together everything they're great at.
The gameplay is fun, with multiple bonus rounds not usually found in jackpot slots. While at the same time, the jackpots are some of the biggest around due to its popularity. It's a jackpot slot that brings everything together where it's needed. You can play Mega Fortune Dreams at top NetEnt casinos like Reel Island Casino.
enjoy mega fortune dreams at reel island!
Mega Moolah
Mega Moolah has been one of the most popular jackpot slots since it burst onto the scene in 2008. This is because it aces the most important aspect of a progressive jackpot slot; it has the biggest jackpot. Mega Moolah's jackpot is so high, it's a record breaker. If you want to play the world's most rewarding slot, then you can find it over at Leo Vegas Casino.
play for the biggest mega moolah jackpots at leo vegas!


text: Born and raised in Las Vegas, Emily is a fierce redhead who knows a thing or two about changing it up. As a long time performer and former medical student, Emily's strengths encompass a wide range of abilities. Whether on the stage or using Instagram to appease her "huge" following, Emily is known for her comedic characters. Reduce your production insurance by casting her for your next project, not only due to her professionalism as an artist, but for the fact that she can perform an emergency tracheotomy.


text:
The top-down view of the New York from Afar Visa Gift Card features the unmistakable spire of the Chrysler Building in the center and the dark outline of the residential Trump World Tower to its right, just north of the United Nations complex. The red and white smokestacks in the distance, which manage to find their way into images of New York city all the time, are part of the Ravenswood No. 3 power plant across the East River in Queens. People who love New York City will love New York from Afar Visa Gift Cards.
The Visa Gift Card can be used wherever Visa debit cards are accepted. Please visit our FAQ section if you have additional questions.
Click to view the Consumer Disclosures. Click to view the Terms and Conditions.


text:
Select or modify your travel plan
Update date, no of rooms or guest info
Update date, no of rooms or guest info
This hotel offers the chance to escape the pressures of modern day living in a safe and secure environment of fun and Old World elegance. There is a choice of 6 restaurants to delight the palate, from stylish restaurants to the more casual eateries. The hotel offers 74 elegantly appointed rooms, conference facilities which cater for up to 180 delegates and a chapel is on hand for "spontaneous weddings".
Gold Reef City is just 6kms from the center of Johannesburg and 30 minutes from Johannesburg International Airport, the Protea Hotel Gold Reef City is in the secure environment of a mining theme park. Less than 2km from the Nazrec Trade Fair Centre and across the road from Gold Reef City Casino.
As with the Gold Reef City complex the hotel is a mock Victorian building just 3 storeys tall.
The reception is made of dark wood and the lobby area is Victorian in design with black and white check marble floor tiles and lots of antique copy wood furniture. The lobby has a large fireplace with seating for guests and has a nice sense of space with its double storey ceiling height.


text:
Many students major in the Humanities or Social Sciences because they love their chosen academic fields, however few schools provide solid advice about how students can apply their studies to a career. This unique and informative guide directs English and Communications majors to career paths that will make the most of their educational backgrounds. It includes chapters on further academic study, fellowship opportunities, and understanding career options, as well as practical and detailed job search tips and strategies.
What to Do with Your English or Communications Degree includes:
·Practical advice on identifying career goals
·Profiles of popular career paths
·Interview and networking tips
·Special Q&A section with former majors who are now successfully pursuing careers they love
·Appendices that provide listings of relevant internship and fellowship opportunities


text:
|Farm Stand Loot
Saturday, July 30, 2011
The Farm Stand
Homemade Cravings has moved! Find this post here and much more! homemadecravings.com
Thursday, July 28, 2011
The Great Pizza Experiment
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Making Do...
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Our Favorite Chips
Monday, July 18, 2011
BBQ Dinner Party
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Pork Tenderloin with Plum BBQ Sauce
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)


text:
Easy Six Trailer (2003)
"Everyone has a lucky number." 24 October 2003 Drama, Comedy 90 mins
Packard Schmidt is a burnt-out, middle-aged college English professor. In a desperate attempt to restore some sense of vitality to his lonely existence he embarks on a series of impulsive romantic exploits resulting in a cavalcade of disaster both personally and professionally. These disasters change and educate Pack and serve eventually as a meditation on the meaning and power of desire, loss, and love.
Watch the official Easy Six 2003 trailer in HD below or find more Easy Six videos on Vidimovie.


text:
Can anyone recommend me an alternative or similar software to jungle scout witch is focused on amazon.fr ?
- letswin asked 1 year ago
looks like outside US Jungle Scout is no big help. Lots of people talk and recommend ASINIinspector.
- Alison answered 1 year ago
Js works for UK but only as extension,the main part hopefully going to be out soon but yeah
- AmzSeller answered 1 year ago
Hmm… Not much focus on the French markets for Amazon software. Depending on what you are looking for – AmaSuite is quite useful in extracting large sets of data from Amazon. Haven't used ASINpector though.
- ecom-monster answered 1 year ago
Your Answer
Please login first to submit.


text:
You have Adblock enabled. Adblock has been known to cause issues with site functionality. If you experience any difficulties, please try disabling Adblock. Close
Add to Favorite List:
Create a new folder:
Barebacking guy swaps cum
Recognize a pornstar in this video?
Help make pornstars easier to find on Tube8 by telling us who is in this video.
Thanks! The pornstar names will be added to this video when enough users submit the same names.
You must enter a pornstar name that already exists in our database.
- Category: Threesome
- Views: 15,714
- Added: 1 year ago
- Description: Barebacking dude swaps cum after getting facialized in hdk fun
- Tags: homosexual threesome bondage blowjob bareback cumshot
- Pornstars: Add Pornstar
- Favorite by: 24
- Featured: 1 year ago
- Report This Video
Video Comments
All Video Comments (0)
Gay Video Results For:
Sort by:
Sorry, we couldn't find any pages containing
Watch some of our most popular Tube8.com porn videos: Homepage or Category page


text:
Stupid White Men : ...and Other Sorry Excuses for the State of the Nation! Paperback
by Michael Moore
Now with more than three million copies sold, Oscar-winning filmmaker and political activist Michael Moore's bestseller Stupid White Men tells you everything you need to know about how the great and the good screw us over. It reveals - among other things - how 'President' Bush stole an election aided only by his brother, cousin and dad's cronies, electoral fraud and tame judges; how the rich stay rich while forcing the rest of us to live in economic fear; and how politicians have whored themselves to big business. Whether he's calling for United Nations action to overthrow the Bush Family Junta, calling on African-Americans to place whites-only signs over the entrances of unfriendly businesses, or praying that Jesse Helms will get kissed by a man, Stupid White Men is Michael Moore's Manifesto on Malfeasance and Mediocrity. A hilarious must-read for anyone who wants to know what the con is and how 'they' get away with it, Stupid White Men is only available uncensored because public pressure forced the original publishers to publish a book they felt was too hot to handle.
Now it's time to find out why. 'A really great, hilarious, rollicking, fantastic read' Newsnight Review 'Caustic, breakneck, tell-it-like-it-is ...
He's a genuine populist; a twenty-first-century pamphleteer' Observer 'Furious and funny.
A great book' Time Out 'Hysterically funny. The angrier Moore gets, the funnier he gets. Sensational' San Francisco Chronicle Author of international bestsellers Stupid White Men and Dude, Where's My Country, Michael Moore's 2002 film Bowling for Columbine won the Anniversary Prize at the Cannes Film Festival and the 2002 Academy Award for Best Documentary.
His 2004 film Fahrenheit 9-11 won the 2004 Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, and is the highest-grossing documentary of all time.
Released in 2007, Moore's documentary Sicko, focused on the American healthcare system, was nominated for an Oscar.
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 320 pages
- Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
- Publication Date: 27/05/2004
- Category: Politics & government
Free Home Delivery
on all orders
Pick up orders
from local bookshops
Showing 1 - 5 of 7 reviews.
Previous | Next
Review by elmyra
Polemic but fun to read - until you think about it, at which point it becomes depressing. It's one of those books that we liberal Europeans love to read because it confirms that we're right. Unfortunately, preaching to the choir doesn't tend to achieve much. ;-)
Review by whiteberg
Rather silly, but it has some funny and illuminating moments.
Review by samsheep
Fully agree with what he is saying but reading it feels rather like being shouted at. Inevitably becoming a bit dated now that the reign of Bush is mercifully over but much still remains sadly true about the remaining stupid white men.
Review by Sean_RMIT
If you want to know why large portions of the human race including my good self disapprove of America's government and corporates then read this book. Just like everything I have seen and read from Moore you are sure to go away angry. This is especially true for me as many of the ugly neo liberal policies being perpetrated in the US are slowly slithering into the politics of other countries including Australia and New Zealand where I currently reside. Privitised medical, undermined workers rights and parasitical banks are a plague we all have to watch out for. Aided and abetted of course by stupid white men (and women) out for a quick buck at everyone elses expense. Like Moore or hate him he makes his point and makes it well.
Review by isabelx
I loved the introduction to the Penguin edition, where he explains to his non-American readers how the librarians of America put the fear of God onto his US publishers and forced them to publish SWM after they got extremely cold feet in the wake of 9/11. This is a great book, passionate and full of righteous indignation and ideas for making a difference. I have liked Michael Moore since seeing his "TV Nation" series.
Previous | Next
Also by Michael Moore | View all