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India - The land of Tigers and Elephants, is one of the most interesting wildlife destinations in the world and offers plenty of India wildlife holiday options for enthusiast wildlife lovers. We invite you to explore this amazing wildlife with experts.
Tigers with Golden Triangle
13 Nights -14 Days1
Tigers with Golden Triangle
13 Nights -14 Days
Take a journey through time and come face to face with royalty while exploring the culture & heritage of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, and spot the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger at Ranthambore, Bandhavgarh and Kanha National Parks. This is what makes this itinerary special: it combines sightseeing & adventure, Tigers with Golden Triangle India Tour.view more
King of Jungle with Tigers
13 Nights -14 Days2
King of Jungle with Tigers
13 Nights -14 Days
This tour lets a visitor explore the wilderness of the wildlife in India. Our 15D/14N expedition will take you to many National Parks teeming with wildlife, flora and fauna and king of the Jungle Lion. Explore some of the exotic sanctuaries like Gir National Park, Kanha National Park and Bandhavgarh National Park.view more
Rhino and Tigers Tour
13 Nights -14 Days3
Rhino and Tigers Tour
13 Nights -14 Days
Witness the wildlife at its best in some of the well-known natural reserve in India. Explore Tiger and Rhino Tour in our 14D/13N expedition and visit spectacular wildlife sanctuaries like Sunderban National Park, Manas National park, Nameri National park and Kaziranga National Park. Get a close sight of mesmerising Rhinos and majestic Tigers.view more
Kipling's Playground Tiger
09 Nights -10 Days4
Kipling's Playground Tiger
09 Nights - 10 Days
Explore the Kipling's Playground Tiger Tour in our 10d/9N expedition to some of India's best wildlife sanctuaries. In this tour explore the many heritage sites in Khajuraho along with natural reserves to spot popular Bengal Tiger in Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, Kanha National Park along with other species.view more
Bird Watching in Himalayas
07 Nights -08 Days5
Bird Watching in Himalayas
07 Nights -08 Days
Birdwatching is a pleasure activity loved by many and this will tour will take you to some of India's best places to be. Delve in our 8D/7N package to experience bird watching in some divine natural enclosure like Corbett National Park, bird watch in Pangot village, Sat Tal and Nainital.view more
Stay with Tigers
04 Nights -05 Days6
Stay with Tigers
04 Nights -05 Days
Sunderban needs no introduction when it comes to Tiger reserve. In this package of 5D/4N, you can experience the beauty of Sunderban with an unforgettable array of pleasant nature and wildlife surroundings. An adventurous stay in jungle resorts to nature's premium and fearless Tiger sighting. It is a complete retreat for wildlife lovers.view more
The Birds of Assam and West Bengal
12 Nights -13 Days7
The Birds of Assam and West Bengal
12 Nights -13 Days
Cherish to see the various birds in their natural habitat? Then explore our 13D/12N package that will take you to divine abode for bird watching excursion and sightsee other species. Plunge in natural habitat centres like Kaziranga, Nameri, Sundarbans etc. Witness the wonders of animal kingdom and partake other fun activities as well.view more
Assam & Arunachal Wildlife Tour
15 Nights -16 Days8
Assam & Arunachal Wildlife Tour
15 Nights -16 Days
Explore the exotic wildlife preserve in Northeast states of India and see stunning pristine wildlife habitat. This tour of 16D/15N will guide you to divine landmarks for wildlife sightseeing like Manas National park and Tiger reserve, Nameri National park, Kaziranga National Park, Dibru Saikhowa National Park and Namdapha National Park.view more
Recommended India Tour Packages
Cultural Travel Packages
Numerous religions, ethos, customs, traditions, food, languages, castes etc have made India unique and diverse. The country is renowned worldwide for being culturally rich and vivid. From sparkling Golden triangle tour to eclectic North India trip – Our designed Indian cultural holiday packages intent to let the travelers seek genuine insights of various culture of the country.
Classical India Tour
10 Nights - 11 Days1
Classical India Tour
10 Nights - 11 Days
Discover India's rich culture and heritage as Classical India Tour takes you to its best landmarks. The 10 days 9 nights package will tour you around the wonders of Indian cities like Delhi, Jaipur, Fatehpur Sikri, Agra, Jhansi, Orchha, Khajuraho and Varanasi. This tour will give you an insight to the religious and cultural heritage of incredible India.view more
Golden Triangle Tour
05 Nights - 06 Days2
Golden Triangle Tour
05 Nights - 06 Days
Explore the rich culture, tradition and history of India through the Golden Triangle Tour. This 5N/6D tour package will take you to tourist destinations like Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. Explore the historical forts, beautiful architecture and mesmerising mega structures. This tour will give you wonderful opportunity to sightsee some pride of India.view more
Mystical India Tour
16 Nights - 17 Days3
Mystical India Tour
16 Nights - 17 Days
Set sail to the mystical land of Indian tour. Explore the best of mystical India through our 16N/17D that will take you for an ultimate journey covering prominent states like Maharashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. Indulge in some interesting landmarks and visits forts, lakes, temples hill stations and lot more.view more
Best of North India Tour
12 Nights - 13 Days4
Best of North India Tour
12 Nights - 13 Days
Explore our thoughtfully designed 13 days 12 nights tour package that will give you a globetrot experience of India. Explore the historical sites in Delhi, witness the Flag Retreat Ceremony in Indo-Pak Wagah Border Amritsar; tour the forts in Jaipur, get inspired by the Taj in Agra, tour some fascinating temples of Khajuraho and cruise the Ganges to see the life of pilgrims.view more
Best of Rajasthan
10 Nights - 11 Days5
Best of Rajasthan
10 Nights - 11 Days
Rajasthan has the ability to charm and delight anybody who visits this enchanting place. We provide the best of Rajasthan tour in our 10N/11D expedition. Explore the magnificent rustic beauty of the desert, a boat ride at Lake Pichola in Udaipur; experience the forts of Jaisalmer and haveli's in Bikaner, Nawalgarh and an elephant safari at Amber Fort in Jaipur.view more
Travel with Ganges
8 Nights - 9 Days6
Travel with Ganges
8 Nights - 9 Days
This tour package will provide you great spiritual experience to explore the various attractions of major riverfront cities in India like Delhi, Mathura, Agra, Varanasi, Allahabad and Lucknow. This tour lets you visit three sacred rivers in India – Yamuna, Ganga and Gomti. Seek peace and feel spiritually enlightened in the bays of these divine places.view more
Flavours of India
05 Nights - 06 Days7
Flavours of India
05 Nights - 06 Days
Explore the overall effect of Indian impressions and experience the essence of different flavours of India. Travel to the famous tourist centres with tangy flavour that will last throughout your stay. Enjoy our thoughtfully designed 12 days/13 night's tour to Delhi's quintessential ambience and well-known tourist centre like Varanasi, Jaipur, Udaipur, Khajuraho, Jhansi and Agra.view more
Heritage Travel Packages
Capture the enigma of India by exploring treasures from the past built almost everywhere. India's wide spectrum of heritage tourism acquaints tourists with the expansive vestiges – Forts, Palaces, Tombs and Temples of ancient empires calmly standing in the middle of vibrant cities of Central, Northern and Southern India. Our heritage holiday packages enable tourists to discover the ancient relics and architectural ruins of ancient India.
Forts and Palaces of Rajasthan
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Forts and Palaces of Rajasthan
13 Nights - 14 Days
Visit abounding sites in Rajasthan with our 18D/17N tour package to some of the popular monuments nestled across Rajasthan such as the City Palace, Palace of Winds, Amer Fort, Nawalgarh Fort and various other famous attractions, enjoy a mesmerising event visiting Forts and Palaces of Rajasthan.view more
Hidden Treasure Of Central India
12 Nights - 13 Days2
Hidden Treasure Of Central India
12 Nights - 13 Days
Explore the hidden treasures of central India in our thoughtfully designed number of divine destinations to venture on your 13D/12N tour. During this expedition, you will be visiting some landmarks in popular destinations like Mumbai, Aurangabad, Ajanta, Indore, Ujjain, Sanchi, Bhopal, Jhansi and Gwalior.view more
Southern Heritage Tour
11 Nights - 12 Days3
Southern Heritage Tour
11 Nights - 12 Days
Travel to the south Indian states this vacation and join our tour for a heritage excursion. Explore the southern states in our 12D/11N and sightsee fabulous heritage sites in the cities like Bangalore, Srirangapatnam, Mysore, Chikmagalur, Hospet, Hampi, Hospet, Bijapur, Badami and Goa. Walk the ruins of age old history and important temples.view more
Best of Gujarat Heritage Tour
09 Nights - 10 Days4
Best of Gujarat Heritage Tour
09 Nights - 10 Days
India's westernmost state Gujarat has numerous sacred sites and our tour package can help you to soak in spirituality and sightsee some of. Explore the best of Gujarat's finest historical places. Explore the best of Gujarat in our 10D/9N package and visit places like Ahmedabad, Jambughoda, Chhota Udaipur, Uthelia, Bhavnagar, Palitana, Gondal and Wankaner.view more
Heritage Tour of Orissa
05 Nights - 06 Days5
Heritage Tour of Orissa
05 Nights - 06 Days
An East Indian state on the Bay of Bengal, Odisha is popularly known for its tribal cultures and ancient Hindu temples. You can traverse the heritage sites of Odisha with our 6D/5N excursion and witness the majestic Konark Temple, Chilka Lake, Pipili Village, Khandagiri and Udayagiri Cave etc.view more
Places in Himalayas
8 Nights - 9 Days6
Places in Himalayas
8 Nights - 9 Days
Explore many majestic palaces located in different parts of the Himalayan region with our 9D/8N Palaces of Himalayas Tour. Our package includes a visit to Taragarh Palace in Kangra Valley, the enchanting Dhauladhar Mountains, Bhagsunag Temple in Dharamshala followed by Dal Lake, Dalai Lama Temple and ancient Baijnath Temple in Pathankot.view more
Highlights of Mumbai and Aurangabad
17 Nights - 18 Days7
Highlights of Mumbai and Aurangabad
17 Nights - 18 Days
Explore the famous landmarks in these two Maharashtrian districts Mumbai and Aurangabad. Mumbai is adorned with magnificent monuments, beaches and Aurangabad stages Bibi Ka Maqbara and many other historical sites. Explore our 6D/5N tour package to spend a vacation witnessing and admiring the architectural beauties of Maharashtra.view more
Historical Madhya Pradesh Tour
6 Nights - 7 Days8
Historical Madhya Pradesh Tour
6 Nights - 7 Days
Madhya Pradesh, which preserves landmarks from eras throughout Indian history, is home to some incridable historical sites. With our tour package of 7D/6N journey to some notable landmarks and explore neighbourhoods like Bhopal, Bhojpur, Bhimbetka, Sanchi, Khajuraho, Orchha, Datia, Gwalior including other cities like Agra and Delhi.view more
Kerala Holiday Packages
Unabashed climate flirting with the fertile soil letting everything blush in Kerala – God's Own Country is an amazing place to witness some of the best wonders of nature. Our Kerala travel packages ensure that travelers get introduced with the Serene beaches, soul relaxing Ayurvedic treatments, beautiful tea gardens, majestic backwaters, exotic spices and rich culture.
Exotic Kerala Tour
09 Nights - 10 Days1
Exotic Kerala Tour
09 Nights - 10 Days
This enchanting destination illustrates the beauty of nature, alluring beaches, beautiful palm trees and grand boathouses. Our 10D/9N Kerala tour will take you on a vacation to a world of rich greenery and tranquil backwaters. Explore the southern cities best landmarks from pristine backwaters to the hills and tea gardens.view more
Kerala Honeymoon Tour
04 Nights - 05 Days2
Kerala Honeymoon Tour
04 Nights - 05 Days
Explore your dream honeymoon vacation with your lover and explore the beautiful tropical paradise Kerala. Let our thoughtfully prepared itinerary for 5D/4N indulge you will a paradise like a holiday. Explore major romantic attractions of Kerala in some pristine destinations perfect for couples like Munnar, Thekkady, Alleppey Houseboat and Cochin.view more
Magical Kerala Tour
06 Nights - 07 Days3
Magical Kerala Tour
06 Nights - 07 Days
This wonderland surrounded by sandy beaches, peaceful backwaters and rich greenery is an unavoidable landing-place for nature lovers. Explore Kerala in our magical 6N/7D tour for quick introductory stops in divine places from hill station in Munnar, National Park in Periyar, backwater ride in Kumarakom and city tour in Cochin.view more
Romantic Kerala Tour
06 Nights - 07 Days4
Romantic Kerala Tour
06 Nights - 07 Days
With an undying natural beauty, calm backwaters, grassy forests and towering palm trees. Kerala, one of the most romantic getaways in the southern part of India hold mesmerising landscapes. Our 6N/7D tour will help you get to some major tourist destination in Kerala like Cochin, Munnar, Kumarakom, Kovalam and Trivandrum.view more
Highlights of Kerala
03 Nights - 04 Days5
Highlights of Kerala
03 Nights - 04 Days
Kerala is one of the most visited states in India and this tour of 3N/4D will guide you to its diverse attractive landmarks. Along the long stretch of the south Indian Territory experience, the leisure jaunt in its soothing ambience from the valleys of Munnar to the end of Kanyakumari.view more
Wonders of Kerala
04 Nights - 05 Days6
Wonders of Kerala
04 Nights - 05 Days
Explore the manifolds the state has to offer and 6N/7D is all it takes to delve into the fresh country and see its many destinations. From living in a boathouse in Alleppy to sunbathing on the sandy beach in Kovalam. Fill your soul with happiness around the best landmarks Kerala offers.view more
Escape to Kerala
07 Nights - 08 Days7
Escape to Kerala
07 Nights - 08 Days
Keep a steady pace when you are in Gods own Country and enjoy the 7N/8D escape to Kerala. In this tour, explore Kerala's most unparalleled sight of the tea gardens in Munnar, the exotic wildlife of the Eravikulam National Park, the pristine beaches of Kovalam and scenic beauty of the backwaters.view more
Enchanting Kerala
09 Nights - 10 Days8
Enchanting Kerala
09 Nights - 10 Days
Experience beautiful Kerala in our 9N/10D excursion, our tour will showcase some enchanting treasures of the south. With immense vibrancy and tranquillity that is hard to miss explore pristine Munnar, traditional dance in Thekkady, beach in Kovalum, backwaters in Alleppey, sightseeing tour in Kanyakumari and city tour in Cochin.view more
Honeymoon Tour Packages
Rich culture, wonderful landscape and amazing hospitality give many couples a reason to choose India to begin their marital bliss. We have incorporated some of the beautiful and romantic beaches and hill stations of India in our honeymoon travel packages to make ensure that newly-weds enjoy each other's company in a tranquil environment.
Kashmir Honeymoon Tour
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Kashmir Honeymoon Tour
06 Nights - 07 Days
Paradise on earth Kashmir is a perfect place to for newlyweds to spend time together. Our 7 days 6 nights tour package includes a visit to idyllic lakes, snow coated mountains, picturesque gardens and calming ambience of abounding natural beauty. Explore some of the famous tourist spots of Kashmir and walk hand in hand through the captivating landmarks.view more
Himachal Honeymoon Tour
07 Nights - 08 Days2
Himachal Honeymoon Tour
07 Nights - 08 Days
Himachal Honeymoon tours which will give you access to spend an interesting honeymoon amidst peace and abundant scenic beauty. Our 7 nights 8 days package will let you tour around the beautiful hills of Shimla; witness rich flora and fauna of Manali; traverse the Pine and Deodar forest of Kullu and the gardens of Chandigarh.view more
Uttarakhand Honeymoon Tour
06 Nights - 07 Days3
Uttarakhand Honeymoon Tour
06 Nights - 07 Days
Surround yourself with snow covered mountains, high altitude lakes, rolling meadows, dense forests and rich flora and fauna in our Uttarakhand Honeymoon Tour package for a refreshing start with your spouse. Let our thoughtfully prepared itinerary for 6 nights 7 days honeymoon tour help you spend a dreamy vacation like never before.view more
Kerala Honeymoon Tour
06 Nights - 07 Days4
Kerala Honeymoon Tour
06 Nights - 07 Days
Delve into the sensual divine abode and enjoy our thoughtfully designed 9 days 10 nights honeymoon package to some of the exotic places in Kerala. Traverse the beautiful landmarks in places like Bombay, Cochin, Periyar, Kumarakom , Alleppey Marari and experience natural beauty of the south and memorial sites in Mumbai.view more
Andaman Island Tour
06 Nights - 07 Days5
Andaman Island Tour
06 Nights - 07 Days
Appreciate the crystal clear water, endless white sand beaches and romantic sunset in Andaman Island Tour. Engage in our 6 nights 7 days Honeymoon tour thoughtfully designed for honeymooners that will take you to some of the best islands of the Andaman and leave you with many unforgettable memories.view more
Sikkim Darjeeling Honeymoon Tour
05 Nights - 06 Days6
Sikkim Darjeeling Honeymoon Tour
05 Nights - 06 Days
Feel the breezy winds, soothing atmosphere and witness the captivating hill stations of the North East India. Be ready to explore our 5 nights 6 days honeymoon tour to the beautiful vacationing destinations of North East and explore the unmissable landmarks of Kalimpong, Gangtok and Darjeeling.view more
Romance in Rajasthan
04 Nights - 05 Days7
Romance in Rajasthan
04 Nights - 05 Days
Traverse a romantic destination in Rajasthan and tour around Mount Abu and Udaipur in our 4 nights 5 days Rajasthan Honeymoon Tour. The meticulously crafted tour package let you enjoy the beauty of landmarks like Nakki Lake and Dilwara Temple in Mount Abu and Sun Set Point in Udaipur followed by city excursion.view more
Goa Honeymoon Tour
05 Nights - 06 Days8
Goa Honeymoon Tour
05 Nights - 06 Days
Goa is a marvellous tourist destination famous for its romantic beaches and this picture-perfect place could be your honeymoon paradise. With our 5 nights and 6 days getaway, we offer an unlimited and uninterrupted time with activities of your own choice and overnight stays at luxurious hotels. At this surreal Indian destination make your honeymoon memorable.view more
Trekking Tour Packages
Explore the majestic paths of Garhwal and Kumaon; wander on the routes of Chamba and Manali; and get on the off beaten tracks of Ladakh and Zanskar in Jammu and Kashmir – the Himalayan foothills are ideal for trekking expeditions. Our trekking holidays ensure that adventurers discover the true nature of the country.
Trekking in Ladakh
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Trekking in Ladakh
50+ Treks
Spectacular razor sharp Mountains, dramatic curvy roads and bright blue sky - Ladakh is a paradise for adventurers and one can't hide the head rush upon entering the Ladakhi trekking region. Undertake the regions flattery mountains trails and Frozen River amongst the countless rocky outcrops.view more
Trekking in Garhwal
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Trekking in Garhwal
50+ Treks
Uttarakhand illustrates its spread out abundant natural beauty, viridian rivers, snow-capped peaks, waterfalls and rich meadow. Garhwal has a surplus of options for adventure holidays. Trekking in Garhwal Himalayas is one such activity that adds thrill in the destination.view more
Trekking in Himachal
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Trekking in himachal
50+ Treks
Himachal is truly a perfect trekking adventure getaway. It's rich and high-spirited culture adds vastly to the beauty of the Himachal's trekking Tour, besides it has plentiful adventure activities and trekking in Himachal is one of the oldest and the most favoured adventure tourism in the state.view more
Trekking in Sikkim
20+ Treks4
Trekking in Sikkim
20+ Treks
Pulsing with zestful of energy, Sikkim tourism has an undeniable extent when it comes to thrill and adventure tours. Drenched in the midst of diversity, travellers witness an unparalleled beauty and dramatic hills of the Himalayas. Sikkim offers an embrace with the cascading stream and rugged slopes experience most exhilarating trek of your lifetime.view more
Religious Holiday Packages
Embarking on Chardham Yatra or a desire to retrace the path taken by Lord Buddha – India is the right country to begin a journey of enlightenment from various holy destinations. Discover the 'Holy Bharat' with our designed Pilgrimage holidays package to find the spiritual side of India.
Chardham Pilgrimage Tour
11 Nights - 12 Days1
Chardham Pilgrimage Tour
11 Nights - 12 Days
Situated in the lap of Himalayas explore the four abodes in one of the most important pilgrimage route in the Indian Himalayas in Uttarakhand - Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri. Be a part of the Chardham pilgrimage tour and visit the important shrines and explore the radiant, magnetic view of the Himalayas.view more
South India Temples Tour
11 Nights - 12 Days2
South India Temples Tour
11 Nights - 12 Days
India's great divine journey takes you to all the important temples in South India. South India Temple Tour gives an insight into the architectural excellence of southern temples that maintains an ambience to help you connect with the God. This tour will take you various temples like Lord Venkateswara, Govindaraja Swamy Temple, Arunachala Temple and much more.view more
The Land of Lord Krishna
05 Nights - 06 Days3
The Land of Lord Krishna
05 Nights - 06 Days
Mathura a sacred city in Uttar Pradesh is the deity Lord Krishna's birth place. This tour will give you an insight of the holy journey; it will cover all the important godly places associated with Lord Krishna like Mathura, Nand, Gayon, Gokul, Barsana and Govardhan. The Land of Lord Krishna tour will bring peace and positivity to all visitors.view more
Church Tour of South India
15 Nights - 16 Days
Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour
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Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour
09 Nights - 10 Days
Experience the distinctive atmosphere of the Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour. Stunning marvel structure elevates you as this tour takes you to catch a glimpse to some superb Buddhist pilgrimage sites. Experience tranquillity and peace as our tour package will take you to various Buddhist sites like Bodhgaya, Varanasi, Sravasti Kushinagar and Lucknow.view more
Islamic Pilgrimage Tour
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Islamic Pilgrimage Tour
06 Nights - 07 Days
Islamic Pilgrimage Tour will take you for rounds to catch a perfect glimpse of Islamic culture as you wander through the sites like Red Fort, Humayun's tomb, Jama Masjid in Delhi. Explore the magnificent and remarkable Dargah Sharif in Ajmer and a pink city Jaipur where you stop at Amber fort.view more
Jain Pilgrimage Tour
15 Nights - 16 Days7
Jain Pilgrimage Tour
15 Nights - 16 Days
Jainism teaches to live life in harmlessness and renunciation and it is an ancient religion in India. Jain Pilgrimage Tour takes you to some of its opulent Jain Temples located in different areas. This perfect attempt to find serenity and spirituality are found in pristine areas like Bhavnagar, Junagarh, Mount Abu and Ajmer.view more
Best of Sikhism Tour
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Best of Sikhism Tour
13 Nights - 14 Days
India is a land where one can find a merger of different religions therefore the country is always lit with its vibrancy and culture. Best of Sikhism Tour will guide you to explore the shrines of Sikhism like Gurdwara Bangla Sahib and the Gurdwara Sis Ganj Sahib that illuminates a wonderful piece of architect and serenity.view more
Beach Travel Packages
Sparkling clear water, swaying palm trees, and long coastline motivate tourists across the globe to spend pleasurable holidays on various beaches of Goa, Kerala and Andaman which range from gold to gravel. We offer amazing beach holiday packages to the tourists wishing to get acquaint with the shores of the country.
Port Blair, Havelock with Neil Island
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Port Blair, Havelock with Neil Island
05 Nights - 06 Days
Go for an ultimate escapade from the city life and feel blessed with lush green forest and white sandy beaches of Andaman Island. This tour will provide you 5N 6D expedition to Port Blair, Havelock and Neil Island. Explore the city through our thoughtfully prepared itinerary help you spend a leisure and calm time with your family here.view more
Golden Beaches of Goa
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Golden Beaches of Goa
05 Nights - 06 Days
Enjoy the coastline of Goa's best beaches that attract visitors all year round. With our 5N and 6D tour at this prime location, sightsee Goa's perfect blend of Latin heritage, scenic beauty, amazing nightlife and engaging beaches. Tour around the northern and southern Goa and visit some of the landmarks widely popular in Goa.view more
Best of India Beaches
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Best of India Beaches
10 Nights - 11 Days
Overlooking the Arabian Sea or the Laccadive Sea, India is dotted with pristine beaches to help you lose your mind. This 10N and 11D tour provides you with best of Indian beaches. Take the trails to the best seashore of Mumbai, Goa, Kovalam, Varkala, Kochi and experience the beaches as well as historical sites in just one expedition.view more
Golden Triangle with Goa
10 Nights - 11 Days4
Golden Triangle with Goa
10 Nights - 11 Days
Experience the exotic beaches of Goa and historical sites in Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. This 10N and 11D Golden Triangle with Goa Tour will offer you a blend of rich cultural savoir-faire that transports you to a classical era. Explore some historical landmarks and dive in for a refreshing treat in some of Goa's best beaches.view more
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About Incredible India
The land which has undoubtedly its own way of life; the land that showcases the scintillating part of natural beauty, majestic culture, ancient heritage and grand wildlife; India invites all for a tremendous classical tour at its variant location for various purposes and for different reasons for celebration.
Tour My India takes the privilege to make you get acquainted with the glorified treasures of this amazing ancient country. The country which is full of differences and with the most alluring tour operating services we are ready to assist you to recognize and respect those differences and versatility in a grand and royal manner. For booking accommodation, transportation and guidance our dedicated members will always stand by you to bring the most impressive Tour My India Travel Services.
From Northern Himalayas to Southern beaches, Eastern jungles to Western deserts, India is flourished with so many cultural and geographical diversities, a perfect reason for India tourism. There is simply no other words that catch the true enigma of this land where great legends still holds its power and impression, the grand architectural structures are the true reflector of history and the life of the spirit can be sacredly glimpsed at different temples and pilgrimage sites at its every corner.
Royal Rajasthan, lying at the west end part is the most blissful state where colorful attires and vibrant cultures are its true enigma. The land of the Rajputs showcases many forts and palaces and sustained museums drawing people to experience impressive travel to India. The city palace in Jaipur and Udaipur are the true pride of royal Rajputana kingdom, Lake Palace in Udaipur at Jag Niwas Island reflects the true sanctity of pure white marble structure. The Chittorgarh Fort symbolizes the valorous tradition of Rajputs. The Amber Fort is the true emblem of both Rajputana and Mughal architectural marvels. Besides, the world famous Pushkar Fair brings huge amount of camel and cattle trade with ancient Hindu practices.
India is also framed with many spiritual and holy regions right from the sacred Himalayan valleys to the oceanic temples of South. Badrinath, Haridwar, Rishikesh, Varanasi, Dwarka at North-east region; Puri, Somnath, Mahabalipuram, Hoysla, Meenakshi Temple, Tirupati Balaji Temple, Konark (Sun) Temple and Rameshwaram Temple in South India are the sacred destination to attain spirituality.
The history of India is engraved deeply and incessantly at its ancient paintings, rock carved structures and sculptures at different ancient caves and monuments. The Ajanta, Ellora and Elephanta in Maharashtra, Hoysala Architecture and temple in Karnataka and ancient Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu are the perfect examples for historical connections in India
India Tourism also brings a fantastic opportunity of backwater tour in its vast, eloquent beaches. The magnanimous beaches of Kerala, Goa, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu soak ever moods along with the tranquility of the nature. Kovalam, Baga, Marine Drive, Calangute, Juhu Beach, Dona Paula Beach are some of the magnificent sea-sides that brings tremendous enjoyable options for the party freaks and the romantic honeymooners along with some relaxing Ayurvedic Treatment Centers and Spa therapies.
But above all these fantastic features, the most royal experience one can have with India tourism is its grand wildlife tour at different dense jungles and sanctuaries. For the welfare of the endangered species and balancing the eco-system, India is designed with more than 500 sanctuaries and bio-reserve. India proudly holds tremendous counts of wild species in the respective zones for great wilderness. The names of Ranthambore, Corbett and Kanha are most popular for tiger tours, where on the other hand Kaziranga in Assam is the perfect home for great Indian Rhinos along with Sasan Gir in Gujarat to bring the majestic Asiatic Lions. In addition to this, India is a perfect paradise for the bird watchers and for the enthusiastic ornithologists who can easily visit Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary in Rajasthan, Chilka Lake Bird Sanctuary in Odisha, Thattekad Bird Sanctuary in Kerala and more for much fun and excitements.
India is definitely the land of dreams and fantasy and people visiting this incredible land wish to come again and again and experience the true glory of the nation.


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Season 8 of Dexter will be its last — according to Les Moonves.
During Monday's Deutsche Bank Media, Internet and Telecom conference, Moonves, the president and CEO of CBS Corp., which owns Showtime, made a remark about the drama starting its final season this summer.
Check out TV's scariest serial killers
"We have Ray Donovan coming on, with Liev Schreiber, which comes on with Dexter's last season starting in June," he said, according to Broadcasting & Cable.
Trim the budget! TV characters we want to get rid ofA Showtime rep told The Hollywood Reporter later Monday that there was "nothing confirmed" regarding Dexter's fate. At January's Television Critics Association winter TV previews, Showtime President David Nevins was equally coy about the show's future.said. "Before Dexter goes on the air for their next season, there will be a clear end game in place, but I can't talk about it. The decision of when Dexter will end is ultimately a creative decision and made on creative reasons."
Season 8 of Dexter will premiere on Sunday, June 30 at 9/8c on Showtime.
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WASHINGTON - A former inspector for a company that did work on TransCanada's original Keystone pipeline is accusing the Calgary-based company of a cavalier disregard for the environment.
Mike Klink was an engineer for construction company Bechtel Corp., a contractor that worked on the first portion of the Keystone pipeline that carries Alberta oilsands crude to refineries in the American Midwest. It was completed in 2010; the controversial Keystone XL would extend that pipeline to Gulf Coast refineries.
In an opinion piece published over the weekend in Nebraska's Lincoln Journal Star, the 59-year-old Klink says he raised a series of concerns about alleged sub-standard materials and poor craftsmanship along the Keystone pipeline.
The Indiana man says he was fired by Bechtel as a result, and filed a complaint about his dismissal with the U.S. Department of Labor in March 2010. In his formal complaint, also sent to the U.S. Office of Whistleblower Protection Program, Klink says the company began treating him as a "problem inspector" culminating in one supervisor angrily ordering him to quit before he got fired.
"Let's be clear — I am an engineer; I am not telling you we shouldn't build pipelines," he wrote in the Nebraska newspaper.
"We just should not build this one."
His job as an inspector, Klink said, involved monitoring the construction of pump stations along the first Keystone pipeline.
"I am coming forward because my kids encouraged me to tell the truth about what was done and covered up," he wrote. "When I last raised concerns about corners being cut, I lost my job — but people along the Keystone XL pathway have a lot more to lose if this project moves forward with the same shoddy work."
TransCanada spokesman Terry Cunha disputed Klink's assertions, saying he "appears to have made a number of allegations against his previous employer and others, none of which have been proven."
Cunha added that whenever safety concerns are raised by inspectors, TransCanada takes them seriously.
"If a concern is raised, we investigate immediately. If corrective action is required, we act .... Safety is top priority for us. We monitor our Keystone pipeline system through a centralized high-tech centre 24 hours a day, 365 days a year."
Klink says, however, that he noticed substandard building materials, construction methods and safety standards as he inspected the pipeline.
"Cheap foreign steel that cracked when workers tried to weld it, foundations for pump stations that you would never consider using in your own home, fudged safety tests, Bechtel staffers explaining away leaks during pressure tests as 'not too bad,' shortcuts on the steel and rebar that are essential for safe pipeline operation and siting of facilities on completely inappropriate spots like wetlands," he wrote.
He said that he shared his concerns with his bosses, who passed them along to "the bigwigs at TransCanada, but nothing changed. TransCanada didn't appear to care."
Keystone remains in the spotlight in the U.S. capital after Republicans succeeded in having a provision inserted into legislation to extend payroll tax cuts and unemployment insurance benefits to Americans hard-hit by tough economic times.
The measure would force the Obama administration to make a decision on Keystone XL within 60 days. White House officials and Democrats say the provision has all but killed the pipeline since a thorough review of a new route for Keystone XL — around a crucial aquifer in Nebraska — cannot be conducted in such a short time period.


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Giant tracking station readies for operation
One of the world's most sophisticated satellite tracking stations is nearing inauguration in Malargüe, Argentina, 1000 km west of Buenos Aires. The new station will ensure reliable communications with missions voyaging hundreds of millions of kilometres into our Solar System.
ESA's new tracking station, near the town of Malargüe in Mendoza province, joins two existing stations in Spain and Australia to provide global coverage for the Agency's deep-space missions.
Deep Space Antenna 3 – or DSA 3 – will send commands, receive data and perform radiometric measurements with missions such as Mars Express, Venus Express, Rosetta, Herschel, Planck, Gaia, BepiColombo, ExoMars, Solar Orbiter and Juice.
With major construction complete, teams are preparing DSA 3 for hand-over to operations, formal inauguration late this year and entry in routine service early in 2013.
First test signals received from Mars Express
The first test signals were received in June 2012 from Mars Express, over a distance of about 193 million km, proving that the station's technology is ready for duty.
Initial in-service testing with the Malargüe station shows excellent results.
"Our initial in-service testing with the Malargüe station shows excellent results," says Roberto Maddè, ESA's project manager for DSA 3 construction.
"We have been able to quickly and accurately acquire signals from ESA and NASA spacecraft, and our station is performing better than specified."
Maddè says part of the reason for the excellent performance is the improved ultra-low-temperature amplifiers installed at the station, and also the fact that it's located at 1500m altitude in the clear Argentinian desert air.
Completing a trio of deep space stations
DSA 3 joins the Agency's existing DSA 1 and DSA 2 stations in New Norcia, Western Australia, and Cebreros, Spain, respectively, to provide the third link in a global network that is controlled remotely by engineers at ESOC, ESA's European Space Operations Centre, Germany.
Like the New Norcia and Cebreros stations, Malargüe is equipped with a giant 35 m-diameter dish antenna and super-sophisticated cryogenically cooled low-noise amplifiers to detect faint signals and operate at various power levels – up to 20 kW – to transmit commands.
The tracking capability of all three ESA deep space stations also provides support to partner agencies such as NASA and Japan's JAXA, who likewise make their tracking networks available to ESA missions, helping to boost science data return for all.
The three are also equipped for radio science, which studies how matter, such as planetary atmospheres, affects the radio waves as they pass through. This can provide important information on the composition for the atmospheres around Mars, Venus or the Sun, for example.
Using galaxies to pin point satellite locations
The ESA stations can use the highly accurate 'delta – Differential One-Way Ranging' (delta-DOR) technique for very accurate locating and navigation of spacecraft in our Solar System.
This sophisticated method uses quasi-stellar radio sources – very energetic and distant active galaxy centres – as calibration points to fix the location of a spacecraft to within a few metres.
Boosting tracking capacity to support future missions
"The commissioning of this station into ESA´s deep-space network allows us to serve the most demanding scientific missions of ESA and provide the required communication capacity for transferring large volumes of scientific data from the sophisticated instruments onboard ESA spacecraft," says Manfred Lugert, ESA's Head of Ground Facilities Operations.
"The design, development and construction of this station marks a huge success for ESA and our industrial partners," says Juan Miro, ESA's Head of Ground Systems Engineering.
"It helps to confirm ESA as Europe's top space research and development organisation."


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'The Office' auditions: Watch Adam Scott try out for Dunder Mifflin
Ten years ago, NBC had the chutzpah to attempt to adapt Ricky Gervais's shortlived but much-admired British sitcom, The Office, and a gaggle of relatively unknown actors and actresses auditioned to become the Americanized Tim and Dawn, David and Gareth. When Rainn Wilson posted the new show's original audition list last March on Facebook, as the American show was taking its final bow, he opened up a parlor game of what-ifs — Adam Scott as Jim? — teasing fans who could only imagine what those audition tapes might look like.
Well, those tapes are out of the vault. When season 9 of The Office arrives on Blu-ray on Sept. 3, the 2003 casting tapes are one of the best bonus features. A few clues about some of the notable names who read — before you click below to see for yourself: one actor went on to win two Emmy Awards, another came from the Judd Apatow stable of comedy all-stars, and one is now a crew member of the USS Enterprise.
I think an Office with Adam Scott as Jim would've worked very similarly to what the show ultimately got with John Krasinski, but it's fascinating to see John Cho was in the mix — if only because of the very different dynamic that his ethnicity would've forced on Jim and Michael's relationship. All the race-based politically-incorrectness that flowed Kelly Kapoor's way would've been siphoned towards Jim. In the end, I think they made the right calls overall: Cho gives off a Type-A personality vibe that never would've worked for Jim, and Seth Rogen is too affable to play Dwight. Plus, if those two had been cast in The Office, think of all the great stoner movies that never may have been.
Also included in the season 9 home-video collection:
Bonus Features on Blu-ray and DVD
2003 Casting – Never before seen audition tapes featuring the cast of the show, plus a few surprise auditions from future comedy stars including Seth Rogen, Eric Stonestreet, Jon Cho and more!
Deleted Scenes – Over of 2 hours of Deleted Scenes
The Office: A Look Back – Retrospective with the cast and their memories of the show
Finale Table Read – Hilarious cast read-through for "The Office" series finale
Blooper Reel
Autotune Andy – Autotune Music Video
Blu-ray Exclusive
The Office: Behind-the-Scenes Panel Discussion


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I have just been to see the inspiring Fabric of India Exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Among the exhibits is the tent once owned by Tipu Sultan, the ruler of Mysore, which has been borrowed from Powis Castle for the exhibition.
The 2nd Lord Clive acquired the tent after the defeat of Tipu Sultan by the British in 1799, which is how it ended up at the Clive seat of Powis Castle.
About two-thirds of the tent has been set up in the exhibition, more than is usually on display at Powis. It was amazing to get a inkling of what it was like to enter such a sumptuous royal tent.
These tents were effectively portable miniature palaces. When originally set up it would have been surrounded by the tents of court nobles and officials, mirroring a real palace complex.
I learned from the exhibition catalogue that the tent is in the Mughal style and actually predates Tipu's reign, so it may have been a gift from another ruler or an heirloom. At Powis Castle it was used for many years as a marquee during garden parties.


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Let's face it; "The Ultimate Fighter" house isn't exactly known as a beacon of purity. Nor are MMA fighters universally known as saints.
Shamar Bailey, a church-ministry major in college and the son of a preacher, expects to witness some less-than-pious behavior when he grabs a bunk in the "TUF" house.
But don't expect the Team Dos Santos first-round pick to go about bearing witness to those not converted. And don't think that because he's guided by faith that he won't deliver a beatdown to those standing across from him, and maybe, in opposition to him.
"I want to represent myself and represent God well, but I'm human, man," Bailey (11-3, 0-0 UFC) told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com). "We're all human. That's how I'm going to approach it. I'm not going to be anybody but myself."
Bailey, a Strikeforce veteran who got his MMA start while training with UFC vets Chris Lytle and Jake O'Brien in Indianapolis, undoubtedly has drawn upon faith in the most recent year of his career, which saw him lose in a pair of professional outings.
The setbacks could have jeopardized his longterm plan of building a win streak in regional competition and crossing over to the UFC.
"I had some opportunities that were given to me at a smaller weight class on short notice, and I just tried to make the most of it, and it didn't go my way," said Bailey, who can be seen Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Spike TV. "But I always knew that if you keep putting the work in, you're going to get rewarded for it."
When Bailey got the call to participate on "TUF 13," it was exactly the reward he was waiting for. But how would he mesh with the rest of the fighters? Some of them undoubtedly would test his patience, and some of them might get too personal outside of the cage.
That's what he didn't want.
In fact, it's the reason he wasn't a fan of MMA until he met Lytle and discovered the competitive discipline behind each art inherent to the sport. Then there was his wrestling coach in college, who told him to use his athletic prowess to enrich the lives of others.
It might be hard to remember those words when some tatted-up youngster is screaming at him with a belly full of booze in the close quarters of the reality-show house, or talking trash prior to a fight.
But Bailey is confident he'll stay rooted in the values that have brought him this far.
"Everybody has to do what they have to do to get the best performance out of themselves," Bailey said. "I'm not worried about it. I'm just worried about my program and what's going to get my hand raised at the end of the day. I think you can be a Christian and competitive, as well."
Ultimately, no concern was big enough to keep him from the competition. "The Ultimate Fighter" could be the perfect transition to a career in the UFC. He's ready to get back to his winning ways and make a jump to the big show.
He said anyone thinking he's soft is going to be in for a shock.
"I'm not one of those Christians that's going to get walked over," Bailey said. "I can guarantee you that. I'm going to get my hand raised one way or the other.
"I feel very blessed to have this opportunity, and hopefully my performance will show how thankful I am."
For the latest on this season, stay tuned to "The Ultimate Fighter 13" section of MMAjunkie.com.
MMAjunkie.com interviewed all 14 preliminary-round contestants on "The Ultimate Fighter 13." They all were featured in the debut episode of "TUF 13: Team Lesnar vs. Team Dos Santos." Two new interviews will be released each day until the season's second episode, which airs Wednesday at 9 p.m. PT/ET on Spike TV.


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Little white lies that lead to bigger lies, that's how wedding coordinator Cassandra Hanley self destructs her personal relationships. She always tries to please people, which lead to these problems. Then she meets Nick and even though she's made promises to herself not to fall back into her old ways, it doesn't work out. Nick makes it clear he hates weddings and before she knows it she's told him she works as an advertising executive. Now it's taking more and more lies to cover up her first lie. And if things were getting confusing enough, her college sweetheart Kevin wants her to give him another chance. It's only a matter of time before all the cards come crashing down on her.
Liar's Guide to True Love is one turn after another. Cassandra is a flawed heroine that will both frustrate you and make you love her. Funny and romantic, Wendy Chen has penned a light hearted romance that readers will love. What a great way to spend an afternoon!


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Shari Roan of the LA Times says borderline personality disorder has long been seen as one of the most difficult mental illnesses to treat. But advances in therapy are improving that prognosis for sufferers — and busting some stereotypes.
Roan says people with borderline personality disorder (BPD) "make a mess of their relationships — and no wonder, given the hallmark symptoms: mood instability, fear of abandonment, impulsive behavior, anger and suicidal or self-injurious acts. People with the disorder may misperceive the actions — even the facial expressions — of others." Borderline patients frequently also struggle with other mental illnesses or substance abuse. Psychologist Marsha Linehan, an expert on the disorder, describes it thus: "You can't regulate your emotions despite your best efforts."
Roan writes, "the composite of an angry, unstable, clingy, substance abuser is not a pretty one, and people with the disorder suffer greatly because they drive away even the people who love them most." They may also suffer stigma from the very people who are supposed to help them. One writer says some therapists use a diagnosis of BPD "to express hatred of patients," and psychiatrist Richard G. Hersh tells Roan, "borderline personality disorder is considered a pejorative term." A test for BPD, the Diagnostic Interview for Borderlines, describes the disorder as being characterized by "sexual deviance," "manipulativeness," "demandingness," and "entitlement." Therapists who are looking for these qualities in their patients may well develop a negative attitude toward them — especially if patients prove difficult to treat.
Dr. Josepha A. Cheong of the American Psychiatric Association says media portrayals of borderline personality disorder — like Glenn Close's bunny-boiler in Fatal Attraction — are often inaccurate. She says a better example is Jenny from Forrest Gump, "a somewhat sympathetic but self-destructive, dysfunctional woman who wanted a normal life but couldn't achieve it." But maybe an even better example would have been a man.
Although Roan says men and women suffer borderline personality disorder in equal numbers, many still consider it to be a woman's disease. This may be in part due to media influence — the main character in Girl, Interrupted is also diagnosed with BPD — or because men are more likely to be diagnosed with other problems. Whatever the cause, the image of the "clingy" patient who can't regulate emotions tends to be the image of a woman.
But clinicians may now be focusing less on stereotypes, and more on what patients can do. BPD was front-and-center at this year's meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, and today's therapies offer hope, not judgment. Roan mentions Linehan's dialectical behavior therapy, which encourages therapists "to balance acceptance and change." In addition to teaching strategies for forming healthier relationships, therapists also "highlight for clients when their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors were 'perfectly normal,' helping clients discover that they had sound judgment and that they were capable of learning how and when to trust themselves." Dialectical behavior encourages doctors to see borderline patients as people in pain who also have the capability to lead normal lives. This image may not be as sensational as a bunny-boiler, but it's a lot more helpful.
Borderline Personality Disorder Grows As Healthcare Concern [LA Times]
Reducing Severe Episodes Of BPD [LA Times]
What Is Borderline Personality Disorder? [LA Times]


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"Tradition" is a word you hear a lot when it comes to high school sports. When it comes to Newman football, however, the word doesn't seem to have the punch necessary to convey all that it means for the Blue Machine.
So here's something that might describe a little better what it means to be part of the Newman football family: 24 players on the Comets' alumni football roster played for state championship teams while in high school.
The Comets have won four state titles, the first in 1990 and the last in 2010. During that 2-decade span, players have come and gone, but the names have remained of those groups who have won it all.
"It's kind an unspoken bond," said Brian Burrs, a farmer in Dixon who played on the first Newman title team in 1990. "We have something in common, and even with the age difference, it's still special. It feels like we started something, and the younger guys have been able to keep it rolling.
"It's a real treat to be back on the field, playing with those guys, and it means an awful lot to all of us."
Burrs' brother, Brad, was on the 1994 state title team. Being 4 years apart, the brothers never played together; Brian is psyched he'll get the chance.
They're just one of seven brother combinations who will suit up for the Comets Saturday evening against Morrison. Of that group, five of the duos won state titles either together or separately.
But "brother" isn't just a relative term at Newman. In the ultimate family atmosphere of a smaller school, most of the younger Comets consider the older guys as part of their extended family, and vice versa.
"I never thought I'd have the opportunity to even meet most of those older guys," said Nate Ackert, a member of the 2010 title team who currently plays at St. Ambrose. "Now, to think that I'll be in pads lining up next to them on the field, it's a great honor."
Growing up in a close-knit atmosphere, it's impossible for the more recent players to avoid hearing the names and accolades of those who have come before them.
This game gives them a chance to be actual teammates, on top of being joined together in the annals of Comet fooball lore.
"You grow up hearing the names of guys who paved the way, and living in the legacy they left behind," said Nate Driessens, a teacher in Lisle who was on the 2004 titleists. "I remember playing off to the side during games in 1998, watching Andrew Papoccia and guys like that, and now I get to line up in the backfield with him. I'm ecstatic and awed to be playing with the great generations of Newman football."
The older generation is just as impressed with the younger guys' accomplishments. Veterans like Burrs are pleased with how well the guys behind them lived up to the milestones and high bar he and his brother's team set.
"I'm getting to play with the older guys who I looked up to, but also getting to know some of the younger guys who looked up to us," said Chris Hemminger, a Rock Falls truck driver who played on the 1994 championship squad. "These are guys who you never thought it would be possible to play with, and it's been a lot of fun being out there with so many fellow Comets."
The game plan will likely be the same: ground and pound out if the wishbone, and maybe take to the air a few times as the game wears on.
But as Driessens pointed out, there is very little mental preparation necessary for the Comets, no matter which state team they played on.
"We joked when we first went out there for practice that we're all the same," said Dreissens, who played college ball at Benedictine. "The first play, somebody yelled 'Power Right Guard,' and every one of us knew exactly what that was.
"That's just the tradition of the program, and it's worked well over the years. If it ain't broke, don't fix it, and we're taking that mentality into the game Saturday."
Newman alumni roster FYI
Former state shamps
1990 team: Brian Burrs, Jason Graham, Matthew Harms, Gary Velasquez
1994 team: Brad Burrs, David Dempsey, Matt Fredericks, Chris Hemminger, Brett Papoccia, Ryan Velasquez, Jeremy Vondra, Larry Ybarra
2004 team: Nathan Driessens, Corey Gabler, Zac Holmes, Austin Morgan
2010 team: Nathan Ackert, Brian Bahrs, Lucas Nease, Travis Nease, Carlos Salazar, Josh Shipman, Daniel Trygstad, Jake Walls
Brother combos
Brad and Brian Burrs; Sam and Seth Cassens; Greg and Matt Miller; Lucas and Travis Nease; Andrew and Brett Papoccia; Dugan and Dustin Repass; Gary and Ryan Velasquez
Father-son combo
Curt, Dugan and Dustin Repass


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Why Vitamin D Is a Big Deal
If you're looking for a reason to enjoy some time in the sun, call it "getting your vitamin D." Five to 10 minutes a day, two to three times a week, can help your body create the vitamin D it needs. Technically speaking, vitamin D is a pro-hormone. (Vitamins are nutrients that you primarily receive through diet.) Here's why vitamin D is so important:
- Enables strong bones – Vitamin D helps regulate and make use of calcium and phosphorus, two ingredients of strong bones. And strong bones are your best defense against osteoporosis.
- Defends against colds and flu – Studies show that adequate levels of vitamin D can help reduce the risks of colds and flu.
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Are you at risk for vitamin D deficiency?
Symptoms of vitamin D deficiency may not be obvious, and it can be difficult to get sufficient vitamin D from only natural sources. Six factors that may decrease availability of vitamin D include:
- Age – Your skin has reduced ability to synthesize vitamin D as you get older. And elderly people may be more likely to spend time indoors.
- Indoor lifestyle – Office workers, homebound individuals or people who consistently wear long sleeve shirts and pants reduce the opportunity for natural vitamin D.
- Dark skin – Darker skin tends to produce less vitamin D from the sun.
- Obesity – Greater amounts of fat aborb vitamin D, inhibiting its use via blood.
- Gastric bypass surgery – Because part of the small intestine that absorbs vitamin D is bypassed, the vitamin may not be available for use.
- Lack of fat absorption – Vitamin D is fat-soluble and needs the body's ability to process fat properly. Diseases such as inflammatory bowel disease, Celiac disease, some liver diseases or cystic fibrosis can decrease fat absorption and may inhibit the use of vitamin D.
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Miami City Ballet hires new executive director
Miami City Ballet has hired a new executive director to partner with artistic director Lourdes Lopez. Michael Scolamiero, who has led the Pennsylvania Ballet, will join the Miami troupe on June 30. He replaces Daniel Hagerty, who left MCB last month for family and personal reasons.
"I think the trajectory that Miami City Ballet is on and a city that is really vibrant and growing is very exciting," Scolamiero said on Tuesday. "Lourdes has a really clear vision of where she sees the company going … and the artistry of the company is very strong."
MCB's leaders hope Scolamiero's skills as a fundraiser and in creating community partnerships will bolster those areas in Miami. The 54-year old New Jersey native was executive director for 17 years at the Pennsylvania Ballet, where he led a successful $12 million effort to boost the company's size, start an endowment, and fund new ballets; as well as an ongoing $25 million campaign to fund new headquarters for the Philadelphia-based troupe. Scolamiero, who is a trained clarinetist with a degree in music education, also oversaw a number of community outreach programs that included an after-school arts program for inner city middle school students. The 51-year old Pennsylvania company, whose budget rose from $6.5 million to its current $11.3 million under Scolamiero, is one of the oldest regional troupes in the United States, with 38 dancers and a repertoire that includes Balanchine, classic and contemporary ballets.
"He has taken a ballet company that is just a touch smaller than ours and done many of the things with it that we want to keep moving forward on, particularly community engagement," said Susan Kronick, former vice-chairman of Macy's, who became president of MCB's board last spring. "His financial prowess has been demonstrated. He's got great passion for this art form, he knows it and he gets it. He understands the job and his ability to take it to another level is exciting."
An informal search committee of Kronick, vice-chair Ana-Marie Codina Barlick, Lopez and MCB advisor and board member Robert Gottlieb contacted Scolamiero last winter. Hagerty, who joined MCB in fall 2012, soon after Lopez started, was a successful fundraiser at Washington's Kennedy Center, whose then-president, arts management guru Michael Kaiser, pointed him to Miami. However, Hagerty's partner, a dancer, was unable to find work in South Florida, and that combined with other personal issues led to his departure.
"Michael comes to Miami City Ballet with a wealth of invaluable experience," Lopez said. "His … exceptional track record at Pennsylvania Ballet will be an enormous asset to us."
Scolamiero sees his role as working closely and supportively with the artistic director, as he did with Pennsylvania Ballet artistic director Roy Kaiser.
"Roy and I approached this as a true partnership," he said. "For the organization to advance, our goals had to align. I had to find the resources to help him and the board implement the mission and the artistic director's vision. That's critical, because the community and the people who are contributing want to know the two are aligned and are working together. It doesn't work any other way."
According to a company spokesperson, Miami City Ballet's current budget is $15.5 million, higher than at any time in its history. Attendance and ticket revenue increased by close to 20 percent in the 2013-2014 season, which ended in early April with performances of Don Quixote.
Next season will feature several new ballets, including a world premiere by rising choreographic star Justin Peck of the New York City Ballet; a production of Carmen by British choreographer Richard Alston; and the Twyla Tharp work Sweet Fields. The roster of dancers is slated to increase from the current 45 to 49 or 50.
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On entering through the grandiose entrance door, go onto one of the many terraces and enjoy the breathtaking view: below you will see the famous "Spiaggia delle Sirene", and in front, the suggestive ridge of Praiano, while higher still, climbs the "Sentiero degli Dei" where the local christians took refuge during the cruel Saracen invasions.
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Sorry about the crickets on the ole blog here the last couple of weeks. To say I've been crazy busy is an understatement. Things should start to slow down here though so hopefully I'll get back on track. As promised, I have the full tour of my daughters "big girl" room. If you want to go back and see what it looked like as her nursery, check that out HERE.
I didn't re-do the whole thing, just refreshed it to make it more conducive for a little girl and got her a "big girl" bed. I'll let the pictures do most the talking.
The bed is from Down East Home and is the Madeline Daybed from Pottery Barn in "blade." The blade color is a beautiful soft green that has been discontinued. Of course, since I bought it at Down East Home I paid a fraction of the PB price! I got the bedding at TJ Maxx and the sheets are from Target. (Although I can't find the exact set from their site, sorry.) I bought an extra sheet and an extra sham to cut up and make throw pillows with. The doll house is from Tuesday Morning and was a birthday gift from Grandma. You can see the tutu table and how it was made HERE, the princess art HERE and the Ikea hack bookshelves HERE. Everything else is left over from her baby days.
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Illinois lawmakers are wasting no time in attempting to make changes to the state's barely 7-month-old concealed-carry law, weeks before even the first batch of permits are sent out to approved applicants.
Illinois lawmakers are wasting no time in attempting to make changes to the state's barely 7-month-old concealed-carry law, weeks before even the first batch of permits are sent out to approved applicants.
Several bills filed would roll back restrictions to a law that many see as the strictest of its kind in the country.
A trio of bills introduced by Sen. Kyle McCarter, R-Lebanon, would allow concealed carry in public parks, on Cook County Forest Preserve lands and on public transportation. Two of those bills — the ones concerning carrying in public parks and on public transportation — have mirror bills in the House.
McCarter said he wants to allow concealed firearms in public transit systems because otherwise, in high-crime areas, criminals could target citizens they know aren't carrying guns.
"It's not right to set citizens up to where they can't protect themselves," he said.
Other efforts to ease restrictions in the law include Forsyth Republican Rep. Bill Mitchell's legislation that would require applicants to undergo eight hours of firearm training instead of the 16 hours currently required by law, and one from Benton Democratic Sen. Gary Forby, whose bill would allow carrying concealed weapons in hospitals and mental health institutions.
Both Mitchell and Forby did not return calls seeking comment.
'Deep breath' needed?
Lawmakers on the other side of the issue have been busy, too.
Rep. Kenneth Dunkin, D-Chicago, filed a bill prohibiting concealed firearms in any place defined as a "restaurant." Currently, the law only prohibits concealed firearms in establishments that make more than half of their money by selling alcohol, but Dunkin's bill would extend the prohibition to any eating establishments, coffee shops, cafeterias, sandwich stands and catering facilities.
Dunkin was not available for comment, but his aide, Anthony Jackson, said that constituents in Dunkin's Chicago district are "concerned about being in a restaurant with their families if people are carrying guns."
Jackson noted that there are more restaurants in Dunkin's district than in any other legislative district in the state.
All this legislative action has caused some key players to urge the General Assembly "to take a deep breath."
Rep. Brandon Phelps, D-Harrisburg, helped negotiate the concealed-carry bill through to its eventual passage last July.
While he said he's "100 percent for those" measures that would ease restrictions, he thinks the legislature should wait until concealed-carry permits are actually issued before changes to the law are proposed. Illinois State Police officials estimate the first batch of concealed permits will be sent to applicants at the beginning of March.
"Let's get the licenses out and see how everything works and then have the General Assembly try and (make adjustments)," Phelps said.
'Holes' in the law
Phelps' counterpart in the negotiations leading up to passage of the law, Chicago Democratic Sen. Kwame Raoul, agreed that the time for changes isn't now.
"I would agree with (Phelps) that we ought to be cautious before we start trying to tinker with it too much," Raoul said. "The product we have in the bill came by way of negotiation. We have to be careful in Springfield to allow a product of negotiation to go forward before you tinker with it."
Raoul acknowledged, however, that some bills are legitimate efforts to shore up problem areas of the law that got overlooked last summer.
Highwood Democratic Rep. Scott Drury filed a bill that Raoul said fits into this category.
Drury's bill prohibits concealed firearms in establishments that serve alcohol and are licensed under the state's Video Gaming Act and includes fraternal and veterans' establishments.
"It was a policy decision that guns and casinos don't mix, and it was a policy decision that guns and bars don't mix," Drury said.
But the law didn't address places that were neither taverns nor casinos but that allow both video gaming and the sale of alcohol. Drury said his proposal was meant to address "glaring holes" in the current law.
Doesn't want to wait
Other bills, Raoul said, are just politics.
"The political process plays into the negotiations and so to the extent that you go back on something that was negotiated, there's going to be a counter force saying 'well if you're going to take this, you have to give that,'" Raoul said. "And that's a slippery slope."
But Phelps doesn't think the proposed changes will gain any traction this spring.
He said lawmakers might feel tempted to file bills on hot-button issues in an election year, but ultimately the opposing efforts will cancel each other out.
"I think we're going to see a lot of pro-gun bills and anti-gun bills not go anywhere," he said. "We've got a pretty good compromise."
Raoul said some legislators are simply filing bills so they can send out press releases.
But McCarter thinks the law still has too many restrictions and he doesn't want to wait.
"Everybody knows we fought hard for concealed carry," McCarter said. "I think it's greatly appreciated what (Phelps and Raoul) did to get us to that point, but I think it can be better."
"There's a lot of people who think if you get rid of guns, you can get rid of crime. But you can't get rid of bad people," he said. "I don't see any reason to wait."
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Who doesn't remember seeing their first Bond movie in the theater? Mine was "The Spy Who Loved Me" in 1977 when I was 14. Brilliant, adrenaline-inducing opening sequence of Roger Moore being chased down a mountain on skis only to escape off a cliff with a Union Jack parachute; gorgeous, sensual Barbara Bach; the weird fascination of Jaws and his steel teeth glinting in the sun. Wow! What a way to be introduced to the spy world.
However, as clever, exotic, and pleasurable as the Bond movies are, they were not the spark (at least consciously) that made me consider espionage as a career.
I joined the CIA because I was taken with the idea of serving my country while working internationally. I love that Bond dispenses with his most evil, despicable enemies in an evening jacket that only occasionally gets rumpled. I wish! The reality of gathering human intelligence generally means the hard work building relationships and trust over time. Not easy to do while driving a car at breakneck speed down an Alpine pass or trying to avoid being eaten by a shark, or sliced to bits by a yacht's propeller. Make no mistake — Bond is an assassin, as his special "00" code indicates. His job isn't to form relationships, it's to end them. But he does it so stylishly, doesn't he?
Naturally, there are things about Bond that simply wouldn't work in a real spy's life. As a former covert CIA ops officer and female, I have had to spend more than a little time disabusing people of the notion that we sleep with men to get intelligence. Bond movies have done more than most to advance the myth that if you are female, you have to be horizontal to be effective. Sorry, as cinematic as it might be, the CIA doesn't use "honey trap" methods, because they ultimately backfire.
Not surprisingly, the CIA divorce rate is astronomically high for all the reasons one might imagine: the pressures of a job you can't talk about; being out most nights making clandestine meetings; unable to share the details of your job with your spouse. With so many enticements beckoning, too many intelligence officers think they are the real James Bond. They say that CIA training classes are the world's biggest dating service. Certainly the most expensive. In any case, it's probably similar to Hollywood in that if you are going to marry someone, it's helpful that they understand the crazy business you've both found yourselves in.
I especially enjoy the complicated set pieces watching Bond on the prowl in a dinner jacket at some elegant affair. In fact, real intelligence operations sometimes do present opportunities where you need to mix and mingle. Perhaps out of a crowd of several hundred you need to make contact with just one person, so it's certainly helpful if you know how to conduct yourself in polite company. However, the most important skill that any intelligence officer can possess is the ability to instantly assess and acclimate to a new situation. Whether it is a cocktail party brimming with potential targets, or being able to talk business so that a prospect's bullshit meter doesn't go off, a good officer must think fast on their feet.
When it's all working right, it can be great fun and there is a deep satisfaction in doing the job right. There were times when I could not believe my good luck that the government was paying me to do this job. (The natural corollary are the moments of boredom, frustration, and wretched weather.) But something they got absolutely correct about Bond: he is able to leap from one situation to the other (sometimes literally) without breaking stride or a sweat. We don't go see another Bond movie for its innovation or story-line, we line up because he takes us to exotic places and triumphs over evil with a twinkle in his eye and such style. It's the Bond magic.
(Valerie Plame Wilson is former covert CIA operations officer and author of the book "Fair Game." She is working on a fictional spy thriller "Blowback" which will be published in late 2012.)


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World Series 2013: Five story lines that will get old fast
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The two teams that had the best records in their respective leagues are meeting in the World Series, the first time that has happened since 1999. It should be a fantastic confrontation between the Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals, starting Wednesday night at Fenway Park.
But by the time it's over — probably well before that, actually — there will be some things that you are simply sick of hearing about. Maybe, just maybe, if we get them out of the way now, we can avoid them over the next week and a half. Fingers crossed...
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1. The beards
Every player in the history of Major League Baseball has been a human male, and something that human males have in common is a grooming choice: to shave, or not to shave. Many of the Boston Red Sox have gone with the latter option, and the results of this are that their club has become synonymous with beards -- there are t-shirts celebrating the roster of beards, official beard hashtags on Twitter, fake beards aplenty in the stands at Fenway Park, and even beard celebrations like tugging on Mike Napoli's facial hair after he hits a home run. Basically, the beards are being used as a simplistic device to show that the Red Sox are a fun-loving baseball team, because as we all know, beards are a direct indicator of how much fun a person is. That's why Rutherford B. Hayes, who had the longest beard of any President, is our nation's most beloved head of state. Also worth noting: Koji Uehara, the MVP of the ALCS and thus arguably the biggest reason the Red Sox are here — no beard.
2. The Cardinal Way
St. Louis, led by general manager John Mozeliak, deserves a lot of credit for putting together a roster so heavily built through the draft. More than half of the Cardinals have spent their entire careers as part of only one organization, and it is a testament to the scouting and player development staffs that a team that lost Albert Pujols to free agency after winning the 2011 World Series is back two years later. Kudos to them, very impressive work. Let's just not pretend as if the Cardinals don't have a nine-figure payroll, because they do. And of the most important players on the Cardinals, only Matt Carpenter and Yadier Molina are St. Louis draftees. David Freese, Matt Holliday, and Adam Wainwright all came via trade, and Carlos Beltran was a free agent. Likewise, the Red Sox have some drafted players of their own, like Clay Buchholz, Jacoby Ellsbury, Jon Lester, and Dustin Pedroia. Every team goes with a mix of players they drafted, players they traded for, and free agents. The Cardinals relying a little more heavily on home-grown talent than many other teams is not that big a deal.
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3. Tragedy
The Red Sox have a "Boston Strong" logo mowed into the outfield grass at Fenway Park in honor of the victims and first responders from the bombing of the Boston Marathon in April. The Cardinals wear a patch on their sleeves as a memorial to Stan Musial, the signature player in franchise history, who died in January at the age of 92. These are important stories, but with absolutely zero correlation to what happens on the field. Maybe that sounds cold, but it's the truth. When baseball players get on the field, they are thinking about baseball.
4. The Nation/"BFIB"
The ballparks will be sold out, and they will be loud, because this is the World Series. For Games 1, 2, 6, and 7, Fenway Park will be the home of Red Sox Nation. For Games 3, 4, and 5, Busch Stadium will pack in the so-called Best Fans in Baseball. These are two storied franchises whose fans have been cheering them on for generations. There will be superlatives heaped upon both sides. It is a bunch of malarky, and will only serve to upset fans of other teams, because the truth is that — and sorry, fans of the Red Sox and Cardinals — they are no better than anybody else. There is not a right way to cheer your team. This is an entertainment product, and how you enjoy it is up to you. If the World Series had been Rays vs. Dodgers, the ballparks would have been sold out, the atmosphere would have been just as good, and the fans would have been just as invested. In fact, a Tampa Bay-Los Angeles matchup might have been even bigger for the fans because the Rays have never won a World Series, and an entire generation of Dodgers fans has not seen a championship since Kirk Gibson and Orel Hershiser led the way in 1988. Nobody has the market cornered on fan support. After all, no team sold a higher percentage of its available seats this season than the San Francisco Giants, and all that fans by the Bay get talked about for is sipping wine and eating sushi.
Tim McCarver played for the Cardinals from 1959 to 1969. (AP Photo)
5. What does the Fox say?
This one won't be media-driven narrative, but it will be a focus of whoever it is you sit down to watch the game with. Joe Buck is from St. Louis and is the son of the late Cardinals broadcaster Jack Buck. Tim McCarver is best known as a player for his days with the Cardinals, including with the 1967 team that beat the Red Sox in the World Series. Both will be assumed to have a tremendous St. Louis bias, except for the fact that both are generally assumed to have a tremendous Red Sox bias because of the number of Boston games that they have called together, a list that includes all of the best moments for the franchise that have ever been televised, save for Carlton Fisk's home run in the 1975 World Series and Dave Henderson's home run in the 1986 ALCS. There will be a lot of griping about Buck and McCarver during the series by Cardinals fans, Red Sox fans, and neutrals — because there always is. Yes, they will harp on the four themes listed above, but Buck calls a clean game and McCarver, in his last year in the booth, has some good stories to tell, even though the game has largely passed him by from a philosophical standpoint. Here's the list of announcers who would make everybody happy: Vin Scully. And you could probably still find someone, somewhere, who would gripe about him.


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