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Dan Gosling was Everton's supersub once again as his goal helped secure another momentous Everton win - this time 3-1 against Manchester United.
Gosling - last season's Merseyside derby hero - emerged from the bench as a second half substitute and promptly put his side 2-1 up against the title chasers.
He helped the Blues turn the game on its head after Dimitar Berbatov's clinical finish on 15 minutes had given United the lead.
That effort was immediately cancelled out by Diniyar Bilyaletdinov's left-foot bullet. Then in the second half Everton matched United stride for stride until Gosling - clearly the man for the big occasion - stroked home Steven Pienaar's centre in the 76th minute.
More joy was to come as fellow sub Jack Rodwell drove powerfully through midfield and slotted home in composed fashion to make the score 3-1.
As early as the fourth minute a mazy run by Leon Osman saw him enter the United box but, crowded out, he pulled his shot tamely wide
The visitors' first chance came seven minutes later when Wayne Rooney teed up Darren Fletcher but the Scot's effort was miles over the bar.
Play went straight to the other end and Goodison screamed for a penalty when Antonio Valencia blocked a Leighton Baines cross with his arms, then Wes Brown cleared from under his own bar with Saha lurking.
The Frenchman then tested Edwin van der Saar with a stinging low drive from long range which was beaten away.
The first goal came 15 minutes in when the troublesome Valencia drilled in a low cross and Sylvain Distin's attempted clearance fell to Berbatov on the edge of the six yard box, the Bulgarian finishing clinically off the underside of the bar.
But Everton's deserved reply was almost instant and came thanks to an effort of the highest quality.
Bilyaletdinov collected Saha's knock-down and sent a vicious low left-footer past a stunned van der Saar from 20 yards.
And the Russian was in again on 25 minutes, but when Saha cleverly stepped over Baines' cross, his finish was wild.
Soon Neville denied Rooney when the ex-Everton man had rounded Tim Howard but the Blues were playing the better football and excellent build up play saw Landon Donovan presented with an opportunity eight minutes before the break. The American scuffed the ball though and the chance was gone.
Just as he had at the start of the first half, Osman worried United's defence at the start of the second period, inducing Brown into a foul challenge on the edge of the box. Baines lined up the free kick but his strike went harmlessly over the bar.
Five minutes into the second period, Fletcher flashed a volley wide and soon after Berbatov's flicked header drifted wide of the goal.
Everton had decent prossession but chances were scarce - Saha's slashed attempt on the hour actually went out for a throw in.
Sir Alex Ferguson made a couple of changes midway through the half and but it was Rooney and Fletcher who had the next couple of efforts on goal.
Soon Moyes mad a change of his own with Gosling replacing goalscorer Bilyaletdinov, the switch meaning Donovan could play behind Saha.
What a change it was!The American sent Pienaar to the byline and his cross was excellently converted by the man fresh from the bench with 14 minutes remaining.
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This picture of Anthony Davis wearing a Hornets hat was taken two weeks before the NBA Draft lottery and it isn't helping the NBA front office, which is now being accused by some of rigging the lottery. According to Yahoo Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski, a lot of general managers feel that it is a little too perfect that the Hornets were lucky enough to wind up with the #1 pick.
Davis wearing that hat is almost reminiscent of LeBron renting six cabanas in South Beach before announcing that he was leaving Cleveland for the Heat. Once that report came out, it was pretty clear what LeBron was going to do. He wasn't going to go to South Beach to party with Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh to celebrate his returning to Cleveland.
However, this is not to suggest that Davis knew where he was going. There's a difference between wearing a hat and reserving six cabanas. And there's no legitimate evidence that has come out that suggests the draft was rigged.
But the truth is still up for debate. What do you think?
Would David Stern rig the lottery so that Tom Benson would buy the Hornets franchise? Or would he rig the lottery because he regretted forcing the Hornets to decline the trade offered by the Lakers?
For the first question, Wojnarowski points out that Benson, owner of the New Orleans Saints, is already involved in one of the biggest scandals in sports history with Bounty Gate. If anyone were to be worthy of suspicion, it would be Benson. And Stern needed to find someone to buy the Hornets. Offering the #1 draft pick would be a pretty good incentive.
Now let's take another look at the Lakers trade that was denied. The Lakers were offering Kevin Martin, Luis Scola, Lamar Odom, and the Houston Rockets' first-round pick, which now has turned into the #14 pick. The Clippers offered Eric Gordon, Chris Kaman, Al Farouq-Aminu, and Minnesota's first-round pick, which is now the 10th pick in the draft.
Looking back on these trade offers, it seems like the Clippers trade is not all that much better for the Hornets than what the Lakers were willing to give up. Martin is a scoring machine at the two position, Scola is a consistent rebounder and offensive threat in the post, and Lamar Odom would have been the lame duck, but the #14 pick is close enough to #10 that the picks are comparable. Eric Gordon is a great young player with star potential and Kaman is a solid center, but Al Farouq-Aminu is a huge project.
After the way that last season turned out, it is worth revisiting the question whether the NBA was right to nix the Lakers deal and allow the Clippers to get Paul. Most Lakers fans will say they got jipped and the majority of Clippers fans will say it is fair, so you might have to ask Hornets fans to get the real answer. At the end of the day though, the deals seem close enough in terms of value for the Hornets that it makes you wonder if the NBA stopped the trade just to keep Chris Paul from joining Kobe Bryant and continuing the dominance of the Lakers franchise.
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An Exhibition of "Veiled Women: Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Women in Israel"
Posted 01/31/2012
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David Isgur
A photographic exhibition titled "Veiled Women: Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Women in Israel," will open with a reception on
Monday, Feb. 13, from 3 to 5 p.m., in the Museum of Jewish Civilization
(located in Mortensen Library on the University of Hartford campus, 200 Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford).
The exhibit, featuring the work of
award-winning photographer Lena Stein
, explores a highly visible and, of late, highly debated practice in many parts of the world: women's head-coverings. The exhibition is
sponsored by the University of Hartford's Maurice Greenberg Center for Judaic Studies
, and will kick off the Greenberg Center's spring semester focus on the Middle East. The Feb. 13 reception and the exhibition are free and open to the public.
For the past two years, the Greenberg Center has looked at how and why Jewish, Christian, and Muslim women cover their hair as part of religious traditions that originated some 2,000 years ago. Over the summers of 2010 and 2011, students in the Greenberg Center's summer study abroad program in Israel worked together with Arabic language and culture professor Maha Darawsha and Stein to study this trend among Jewish, Christian, and Muslim women.
"While many media reports about women in the Middle East and Europe feature photographs of women wearing veils and other face- and head-coverings, these stories explain little about the origins of this ancient tradition shared by many religions," said
Greenberg Center Director Richard Freund
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The exhibition will be complemented by a lecture series, a workshop, and Middle Eastern cultural programs, all providing opportunities to explore how cultures and religions intersect in the Middle East and in Hartford.
At the heart of the exhibition is the artist's attempt to understand how the women of Israel – Jews, Christians and Muslims; natives and tourists – experienced the act of head-covering or veiling. The show and accompanying guide are intended to give people an opportunity to contemplate the meaning of this act and to consider its significance in the context of history and modern society.
The exhibit will run through Sept. 1.
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Nov. 6, 2013
EAST LANSING, Mich. - Michigan State will take on Indiana in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament on Thursday, Nov. 7 at 2:30 p.m. The game will be featured on Big Ten Digital Network (paid subscription) and will take place following the first two games of the day.
Michigan State finished the regular season 9-9 with a 4-2 record in Big Ten play, earning the number three seed in the tournament. MSU and Michigan finished the season with identical 4-2 records, but Michigan State's 3-2 double overtime victory on Oct. 11 over the Wolverines gave the Spartans the edge for the three seed.
The Hoosiers enter Thursday's matchup with a 9-9 record overall and 1-5 mark in conference play. Audra Heilman leads the attack for the Hoosiers with a 10-12-32 scoring line, good for the third-most points in the Big Ten. Maggie Olsen is the likely starter in net, owning a 2.77 GAA. Her 97 saves on the season is the most in the Big Ten.
Michigan State has owned the all-time series with Indiana, posting a 17-3 record when the teams meet.
Jenni Smith leads the team and is fifth in the Big Ten with eight assists, while Katherine Jamieson is second on the team with six.
Katherine Jamieson recorded a hat trick against Iowa this past Saturday, making her the third Spartan this season to do so. Allie Ahern did it against Pacific (9/1) and Abby Barker accomplished the feat against Indiana (10/4)
Jamieson was selected as the Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week for her seven point effort against the Hawkeyes. Her seven points in a game was the third highest mark in the Big Ten this season, and she became the first Offensive Player of the Week for Michigan State since Floor Rijpma (Nov. 2, 2009).
Junior back Jenni Smith has had a recent point surge, tallying five assists over the last three games. Smith was the other Spartan to be given a weekly award from the conference this season, as she was Co-Defensive Player of the Week for Oct. 15.
Michigan State has scored first in all nine of its victories this season.
Abby Barker and Allie Ahern have recorded a combined eight game winning goals this season, with Barker's five ranking third in the conference. Both are also in the top ten of the Big Ten leaderboards in both points and goals. Barker ranks eight in points (24) and fifth in goals (11) while Ahern ranks 10th in points (22) and seventh in goals (10).
Barker scored a goal in five of the last six games for the Spartans, and ranks third in the Big Ten in goals per game at 0.79
On the defensive side, goalkeeper Molly Cassidyhas made 82 saves this season, the second most in the Big Ten. Cassidy turned away a season high 12 shots against Penn State (10/19). She recorded her first shutout of the season against Northeastern (9/20) and Michigan State goalies have made a combined 89 saves this year, which ranks second in the Big Ten behind Indiana. MSU's four team shutouts also ranks third in the Big Ten.
Alli Helwig has made four defensive saves for MSU this season and Kristen Henn is the only other Spartan defender to record one.
Freshman Adrea Donaldson, Megan Fenton, Kristen Matuala and Shelby Supica have all picked up their first career goals in the Green and White.
The Spartans roster features 12 underclassmen (11 freshmen, three sophomores), which means Michigan State will lean heavily on experience and team leadership. There are seven juniors and seniors on the roster that have started in all 19 games to start the season, and the top eight point scorers on the team are all upperclassmen.
Four teams that the Spartans faced in conference play also currently sit in the rankings. Michigan State recorded wins over No. 18 Michigan and No. 20 Iowa, and suffered losses to No. 6 Penn State and No. 13 Northwestern.
Molly Maloney enters her sixth season as an assistant coach for the Michigan State field hockey program. This offseason she was promoted to the program's top assistant position. Maloney joined the Spartans beginning in 2008, and Michigan State holds a record of 67-39, including three NCAA tournament appearances, in her tenure.
Jennifer Sciulli joins the Spartan field hockey staff for the 2013 campaign. She served as a student assistant coach at Ohio State in the fall of 2012 before graduating in December with a degree in Speech and Hearing sciences. Sciulli was a four-year varsity starter for the Ohio State field hockey team (2008-2011) where she was a First Team All-American and First Team All-Big Ten selection her senior year.
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…….DISCIPLESHIP… Yep thats right… I grew (and still growing..) as a Christian through descipleship…
This is my Mentor, Acel Van Ommen… When did our story began? It was way back 2009.. I am attending a smallgroup (bible group) that time and one sunday evening she also attended that same group where i'm in… Since she is a musician like me I assumed that she would understand me… So I decided to ask her to be my "Mentor"… Maybe you're asking now "what is this MENTOR MENTOR THING? AND DISCIPLESHIP DISCIPLESHIP?" … hehehe! Well i wont look at any dictionary i will just base this in my experiece…
Desicpleship for me is helping someone in her…"his" if you are guy.. its safer to desciple someone with the same gender to avoid emotional attachments that may lead "COURTSHIP" or "LIGAWSHIP" in tagalog, thus blurring the DISCIPLESHIP… hehehe..
Okey lets go back to Discipleship… for me its helping someone in his/her walk with the Lord… Being there for the person in times of happiness and sadness, speaking the truth and rebuking in love… pointing the person(disciple) to the cross for repentace and gratefulness… helping them to know Christ more, not just with words but through your life… A Mentor is the one who does that… its like having a teacher or a leader.. Mentors are called leaders actually… :)
Ate Acel did all that i said about discipleship to me… She was there in my downest moment, in my victories, in the middle of confusion she helped me understand… she spoke the truth to me and rebuked me with love… she always points me to the CROSS in times of grieving and triumph.. She helped me to know Christ more not just with words but with her life…
Maybe you're thinking now "Oh Ate Acel is like a superhuman…" no… sometimes i see her cry too… One time she went to my house crying because she had a fight with Kuya Danny (her husband) … Seeing her crying that time didn't made me think that she is a weak leader… because she's not… She acknowledges that just like me, she also needs a Saviour and God…
Its not bad to cry… what's the use of those little holes that God put in your eyes? Its for crying…(DUH?!?) But we have a wrong mindset… we think that crying is a sign of weakness that's why we don't want to cry.. No… The truth is.. we are weak… we are fragile… and we need God… " I remember, 3 weeks ago… i screamed at the enemy I am crying so loud, i know Ate Tinay could here me downstairs … i told him… "you see me crying… but I AM NOT DEFEATED!" … I'm crying even now as i write this… hehehe… :') Because I am not defeated.. Yes sometimes we get hurt… we fall, face first on the floor… Remeber that in those times GOD IS GOING TO BE YOUR STRENGTH… :) and You already won the moment you come to HIM… :)
And I just want to say that… I am extremely inspired by Ate Acel… I wanna be like her… I wanna be a Mentor who will open up her heart and let her desciples see how God works in her life… :)
NOW.. I AM READY… I will become a MENTOR and a leader… I will lead women to Christ… :)
Wow… i am just reminded right now… That's what Jesus did with His 12 disciples… 1 Leader.. 12 desciples… = CHANGED HISTORY
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Nine-year-old Joshua Smith, who delivered a $2,832.64 check to the City of Detroit on Friday, received the esteemed "Spirit of Detroit" award today to honor his generosity.Joshua grabbed attention of basketball stars, local government and a scholarship foundation when he first started his lemonade stand to help clean up and mow his neighborhood park.While driving to piano lessons one day he heard a radio report about the sorry state of Detroit's finances. "I heard the city was in crisis because the city is broke and I was really upset," said Joshua, who lives in the Russell Woods neighborhood with his parents, Flynn and Rhonda Smith, and two brothers.Joshua was so upset that from 5-8 p.m. every day last week he sold fruit punch, water and popcorn at his family home at 4252 Leslie."You always teach your child values and you hope they're getting it, but this is a good example that he's getting what we're trying to pour into him," said his mother.The lemonade stand actually raised $3,600, so the family plans to make another $800 donation to the City once the electronic payments clear."It's amazing and I couldn't do it without God," said Joshua.Joshua received visits from University of Michigan's point guard Trey Burke and forward Jordan Morgan, a $2,000 scholarship for college from the Rosa Parks Foundation as well as offers from lawn and landscape businesses who volunteered services to mow and clean up the local park.Joshua's lemonade stand actually raised $3,600, so the family plans to make another $800 donation to the City once the electronic payments clear.You can do little stuff" Joshua said, "even if you're little, you can do big stuff, too."Watch the video player above to see the full report by FOX 2's Maurielle Lue.
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SPOKANE, Wash. -- Spokane Fire investigators said a male student confessed to his role in two small explosions at Ferris High School Wednesday morning, prompting a school evacuation and a full search of the campus.
The juvenile may face criminal charges, and may have to pay for the public safety response.
The fire department says rumors were circulating about this student in particular. He allegedly confessed whent he school resource officer confroned him about the incident. Authorities are calling the boy extremely remorseful. They believe he acted alone.
The teen was released to his parents, who are fully cooperating, authorities said.
The first soda pop bottle blew up near the start of the school day in a hallway. Initial reports said three faculty members were injured. The Spokane Fire Department later said just one custodian suffered a superficial skin irritation while he cleaned up the mess. He was not treated and not transported.
Just after 11 a.m. a second device exploded in the school commons as emergency crews examined the liquid in the first bottle. Officials began evacuating the building and organizing buses by 11:40 a.m.
Police say school officials believed the first incident was minor and that's why they kept school in session until the second incident.
Many students described the explosions as loud and startling. One girl told KREM 2 News the sound of the explosion stopped her heart. Another student saw a green smoke from one of the explosions and said it smelled musty.
KREM 2 News spoke to a Ferris teacher, who wished not to be named, that said the school initiated a lockdown procedure right after the second explosion. Staff decided to get kids into classrooms and make sure everyone was accounted for. The lockdown was lifted about 20 minutes after the second explosion, and the evacuation was started immediately. The teacher heard about the second explosion from students returning from the commons area, who complained about missing lunch. The teacher described the lockdown and evacuation as "calm and controlled," and it proceeded like those events were supposed to. The teacher complimented the students for remaining calm.
Members from the Spokane Police Department and the Spokane Fire Department responded to Wednesday's event. Officials from both departments believe these bottles contained household chemicals and said students were not in serious danger. Authorities call this more of a nuisance than anything else.
"This is finals week," Spokane Public Schools spokeswoman Terren Roloff said. "According to the police and the fire department, this is a common strategy to get out of school. Still, however, we thought it was the best thing to do to let students out so we can search for any more of those devices."
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bbPress module is updated a bit with new styling, some new templates with bbPress 2.0 plugin final changes and minor fixes. There are few minor changes and fixes in general layout rendering in the framework. Menu designer got many improvements that include new menu item types (individual post by ID), improvements to post types archive (new options and drop down support) menu item and few changes are added to menus rendering.
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The 71st Academy Awards (1999)
Held at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on Sunday, March 21, 1999,
honoring movies released in 1998.
Best Actress Gwyneth Paltrow with Joseph Fiennes in a scene from Best Picture winner "Shakespeare in Love."
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- Best Picture: "Shakespeare in Love"
- "Shakespeare in Love" also won Academy Awards for Best Actress (Gwyneth Paltrow), Best Supporting Actress (Judi Dench), Art Direction-Set Decoration (Martin Childs and Jill Quertier), Costume Design (Sandy Powell), Music – Original Musical or Comedy Score (Stephen Warbeck), and Writing – Screenplay written directly for the screen (Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard). (View Image)
- Cate Blanchett was nominated for her performance as Queen Elizabeth I in "Elizabeth" and Judi Dench was nominated and won for her performance as Queen Elizabeth I in "Shakespeare in Love." Only once before in Oscar history had two actresses been nominated in the same year for playing the same character. That was in 1997, when Kate Winslet and Gloria Stuart were both nominated for playing the character of Rose in "Titanic."
- "Life Is Beautiful" became the second film in Academy history to be nominated both as Best Picture and Best Foreign Language Film in the same year. Like 1969's "Z," "Life Is Beautiful" won in the foreign language film category.
- Italy's Roberto Benigni won Best Actor for "Life Is Beautiful," making him the second performer to be honored for work in a foreign language film, the first being Sophia Loren in 1961's "Two Women."
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It was Hamels' best outing of the season as he threw seven innings, giving up one run on three hits and striking out ten. This is Hamels' second straight start of seven innings, 10 K's and only one run allowed. With this win, Hamels becomes the seventh pitcher in Phillies history to secure 100 wins.
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The Phillies were shut out last night in game one of this series by Alfredo Simon, but they more than made up for that lack of production tonight. Philadelphia scored 12 runs on 13 hits, including four doubles and two homeruns.
Phillies left-fielder Dominic Brown had a big day at the plate, going two-for-five with a double, a homerun, five RBI and two runs scored.
Ryan Ludwick put Cincinnati on the board in the first inning with an RBI groundout, scoring Zack Cozart who had doubled earlier in the inning. The Reds jumped out to an early lead for the sixth game in a row, but for the third time in those six games, couldn't go on to win the ballgame. The Reds managed only one hit after that first inning in tonight's loss.
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I live in New Mexico, HOT. My home isn't the most energy efficient, OLD, but the moment I put these up on my south facing windows in my living room there was instant relief from the heat. Not kidding, INSTANT. You can still look out and no one will be able to see in. Not the best looking from the outside, reminds me of my tinfoil teenage days, but having mini blinds in front of this solar curtain and sheers on the inside of the curtains helps. I'm buying more for the rest of my windows.
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Living in the state I live in it gets very hot . After hanging these curtains I felt a difference within 15 minutes . Wow !
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I've only had them up for a few days. I put weights along the bottom to help them hang better and had to trim off the bottom for a better fit. Anyway you look at it they are ugly, but I don't care, my apartment is cold and I'm hoping these curtains help
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These are life-savers for us in the summer! We have window blinds instead of curtains & rods, so we just use tape to stick these up to the window behind the blinds. They really cut the heat and sunlight but still let you have a view. The large size can be cut in two to cover 2 smaller windows. The only reason I don't give these panels 5 stars is because they start to deteriorate after a few months, dropping metallic flecks which animals and kids might try to eat, so it's important to replace them when that starts. Still, a quick, easy and inexpensive way to cut the heat!
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"We're not just teaching kids about the sport," league president Mike Bradley said. "They learn discipline and how to deal with competition and leave that competition on the field."
The league features four teams: the Junior Peewees, Peewees, Junior Midgets and Midgets. They compete on the weekend against P.A.L. teams from all over the Bay Area. Coaching the teams are Dave Conte, Steve Gilton, Jim Danels and Joe Espinola.
The program also features a strong cheerleading team of more than 35 girls ages 5 to 13, coached by Deanna Heywood, Jennifer Burns and Michelle Maldonado.
"The program is very much about helping kids learn and grow, and become self-disciplined while helping explore the world of football and cheer," cheer director Amy Ivey said.
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There were 16 Mahājanapada("great village") in the first millennium before Christ in northern region of India and western Tarai of Nepal. Among them four Magadha, Koshal, Vamsa and Avanti were kingdoms. Remaining twelve were Republic, namely: Kashi, Anga, Vajji (Vaishali), Malla, Cedi, Kuru, Pancala, Matsya, Shurasena, Assaka, Gandhara and Kamboja. Among them clans of Shakyas, Koliyas as well as Videhas were in Nepal Terai. If we try to find etymologies of place names of South Asian countries, we find one of system of topographical names originated from the abundance of any trees and plant of the place. Thus, we find names of Shakya, Koliya and Maurya from Shaka 'teak tree', Koli 'Jujube tree' and Mura "a fragrant plant" ( Apte,1986) Shakya, Maurya are adjectival forms of them and they are known in Pali as Sakiya, Koliya and Mauriya, These city-states, seems to be established in 700 BC . In course of time, Shakya became synonym to Shakya Republic, inhabitant of the Shakya country. After Buddha (BC 624-544/someone follows Buddha's life time as BC 563-483) took birth in the clan, Shakya became again synonym to Buddha. People used Shakya as relating to Buddhism also. Compound words with the word Shakya became popular to glorify the clan.
The word Shakya was used for the first time in Ashokan Pillar inscription of Lumbini, established when Emperor Ashok (BC 273-232) came to Lumbini on the 20th year of his coronation (BC 249). There it is inscribed:
.....hida budhe jāte sakyamuniti..........
(Here Shakyamuni Buddha was born.)
Siddharha was born at Lumbini on the way to his mother's country Devadaha, another minor Shakya state of the time. He was a prince of the Head of the Shakya state-Shuddhodana. He married own maternal elder Uncle Suprabuddha Shakya's daughter-Yashodhara from Devadaha. Shakya capital was in Kapilavastu (Tilaurakot) named after the sage Kapila, the preceptor of Shakyas. The state was destroyed by the king Bidudabha/Virudhaka of Koshal in BC 546, two years before Buddha liberated from existence (Pradhan 1983:57) Licchavi republic was ended by the emperor of Magadh-Ajatashatru (BC 551-519) (Mahajan 1973:2). Lord Buddha was born at Lumbini in Shakya state, enlightened at Uruvela in Magadh kingdom, preached first at Mṛgadāvana in Kashi and liberated from existence at Kushinara in Malla Republic.
It is seen from inscription of ancient Nepal (185-879) that people migrated to Kathmandu valley since Buddha's time to early centuries of AD from Buddhist region of south western Nepal Terai and northern India. Record from inscriptions like words of Varman, Gupta, Vṛjikarathyā, Mallapurī, Koligrāma, Licchavivaṃśa proves this ideology. There are 15 percent inscriptions estimated related to Buddhism and several compounds words with Shakya are recorded in ancient inscriptions: Śākyamuni (AD 605-621), Śākyayati (n.d.), Śākyabhiksu (n.d.), Śākyabhikṣuni (AD 691). Ancient period of Nepalese history is also called Licchavi period, named after migrated people from Vajji/Vaishali of modern Mujaffarpur district, Bihar state of northern India.
Shakyas are supposed to be of higher caste in Newar community. They strongly believe in Triratna (three jewels): Buddha, Dharma and Sangha. They made hundreds of Buddhists monasteries in Nepalmandal. Besides, being Buddhist layman, they worked as priest being Vajracharya, upgraded Shakyas, having Vajra initiation. These people made Nepalmandal a centre of Mahayan Buddhism creating Sanskrit Buddhist literature like Navagrantha ("nine treaties"). Shakyamuni is considered seventh and present one among seven human Buddhas. It is in tradition in Kathmandu valley as mentioned in Sugatāvadana. The earliest Newari document of AD 1114 on palm leaf is about regulations of the associations of Maṇidharajīva Mahāvihāra. In early modern Nepalese history (1768-1846), it is seen that Shakyas were named Vandya "venerable" (Nepali Bāṃdā, Newari Bare). B.H.Hodgson's residency pundit Amritananda Vandya and his younger brother litterateur of Nepali, pundit Sundarananda Banda were famous in their time.
Though Mahayana Buddhism, Vajrayana in particular, flourished in ancient and medieval period of Nepalese history in Nepalmandal, Shakyamuni Buddha was one of seven or five Buddhas of them. Shakyas were and are leading Buddhist laymen in all time. Theravadin Buddhism, which follows singly Shakyamuni Buddha, entered Nepal from Srilanka in last century and now it has been one of the three sects of Buddhism in Nepal. Dharmodaya Sabha, the National Buddhist Association of Nepal has managed to be chairperson of the Association by turn of Theravadin, Vajrayani and Himalayan (Tibetan) Buddhism. Now a day's Shakyas of Kathmandu valley are famous for their Buddhist art creation.
Apte, V.S., 1986
The practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary. Reprint. Kyoto: Risen Book Company.
Mahajan, Vidhyadhar, 1973
Prācīna bhārata kā itihāsa (History of Ancient India). Fourth edition. Delhi: S.Chanda and Company.
Pradhan, Bhuvan Lal, 1985
Buddhadharma ra Śākyaharu (Buddhism and Shakyas). Kathmandu: Yuva Bauddha Samuha, B.S. 2529.
Tamot, Kashinath, 1985
"Nepālbhāṣāyā vikāsay mūla bauddhatay dena". (Contribution of aboriginal Buddhist in the development of Newari language). Nhasalā: No.15 (NS 1105), pp. 45-65.
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1. This write up was prepared for Mr. Ma Weiguang of China, former cultural secretary of Nepal and India. This was written on the request of Prof. Ballabh Mani Dahal (1934-2003) and sent to Ma Weiguang through e-mail of June 28, 2002.
2. Mr. Weiguang replied in e-mail of July 8, 2002 as below:
Thank you very much for your write up to me, which is high scholarly value and so useful to my research work needed. These themes are neglected and confused in Chinese research circle, even big scholars cannot tell clearly. Your write up will contribute to make a clear picture of the Sino- Nepalese cultural exchanges in history.


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- Kosher salt + freshly ground black pepper
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- 2 T roughly chopped parsley
- 2 T roughly chopped mint
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – The summer evaluation period is over for college basketball coaches. That means they can head to the first fairway, dump charcoal into the grill and make a million phone calls to find out who is playing well at the adidas Nation event they cannot attend in Los Angeles this weekend.
They can also wait for the post-camp Class of 2014 rankings to be posted by the primary recruiting services. There's no reason to wait. I called several assistant coaches who lived on the road in July. I also talked with a scout whose opinion I value.
I granted everybody anonymity, collected their opinions on the top players in the next class and cooked up my Top 10. Be sure to bookmark the list so you can remind me how badly I whiffed two years from now.
But here goes:
1. Cliff Alexander, Chicago -- Alexander will not be atop the updated lists from any of the major services, but that's OK. Coaches told me that nobody played harder. Alexander is a 6-foot-9, 240-pound beast who can beat you on the block or from 12 feet. Louisville, Kentucky and Indiana all made his final 10 but the word is that Kansas and Michigan State are the schools to beat. "I've got no problem with him being on top," one assistant coach said. "He's an absolute monster."
2. Jahlil Okafor, Chicago -- This is the guy who tops most lists because he's bigger (6-10, 265) – and harder to move – than the Humana Building. He's more dangerous than Alexander around the rim, but not nearly as effective when you pull him away from the goal. Maybe Mike Krzyzewski can change that because everybody is saying he is bound for Duke.
3. Stanley Johnson, Los Angeles -- Nobody had a better summer than Johnson, a fluid, 6-7 ½, 225-pound wing. He's the kind of triple threat most coaches like at point guard – in a small forward's body. The final tug-of-war will be between Kentucky and Arizona, although nobody expects UCLA or USC to surrender.
4. D'Angelo Russell, Montverde, Fla. – I know this is about 20 spots higher than you'll find Russell elsewhere. I also know some will call this a vote for the hometown guy because Russell grew up in Louisville and played his freshman year at Central High School. Fine. Russell has committed to Ohio State, but it was an assistant at another Big Ten school that insisted Russell belonged in the top five.
"He's a pro," the coach said. "He'll have the same kind of career at Ohio State that Evan Turner had. He didn't have a good summer, he had a great summer." Another coach agreed: "I don't remember seeing him miss many shots."
5. Tyus Jones, Minneapolis – Jones is the Must-Have point guard in this class. He's still mentioning six schools, but everybody says that he only has eyes for one – Duke. "When you see his Mom show up wearing Duke gear you know how this is going to turn out," one coach said.
6. Rashad Vaughn, Minneapolis – There are three Top 40 players in the 2014 class from the Twin Cities, and the word is that Richard Pitino's best shot at getting one to come to the University of Minnesota is Vaughn. He's an unrelenting scorer with a great jump shot. Kentucky, Arizona and Kansas are the primary contenders. "He can shoot," one coach said. "I mean, he can really shoot."
7. Emmanuel Mudiay, Dallas – John Calipari usually secures an elite point guard in every recruiting class. Opposing coaches say that with Jones likely bound for Duke, Mudiay, 6-4, 190, will take the baton from Andrew Harrison in 2014-15 at Kentucky. Spectacular athlete. "He flies up and down the court like John Wall," said one assistant coach. "I can definitely see him at Kentucky."
8. Myles Turner, Euless, Texas – At least 21 schools have offered him a scholarship – and the number keeps increasing because Turner knows how to use his 6-11, 225-pound body. Baylor sounds like a good spot, but you never know. "He's got the potential to be as good as anybody in the class, but he's not there yet from a productivity standpoint," one coach said.
9. Trey Lyles, Indianapolis – Lyles didn't play in as many summer events as most of guys on this list because of an injury, but he didn't have to do that. His status as a top power forward is secure. Louisville, Butler and Florida still get mentioned, but most coaches would be shocked if Lyles did not land at Kentucky.
10. Karl Towns Jr., Metuchen, N.J. – Towns has already orally committed to the Wildcats. But Towns did not kick up much extra love in July. In fact, he didn't stir much conversation at all. "He didn't really have a very good summer," one coach said. "But he'll be fine. He's long and really athletic. Cal will turn him into a player."
JUST MISSED: Justin Jackson, Tomball, Texas; Kevon Looney, Milwaukee; Reid Travis, Minneapolis; Chris McCullough, New York; Joel Berry, Apopka, Fla.; James Blackmon Jr., Marion, Ind.; JaQuan Lyle, Evansville, Ind.; Justise Winslow, Houston; Kelly Oubre, Fort Bend, Texas; Quentin Snider, Louisville; Devin Booker, Moss Point, Miss.
Calipari Number One, Pitino Number Four
You love lists. You love college basketball. You'll love the next two items. (You can also vote in my poll at the top of this story.)
Jeff Goodman is hard-wired into the world of hoops, taking his talents from CBSSports to ESPN this summer. Goodman kicked up a ton of chatter this week because he ranked the Top 20 head coaches to recruit against as well as the top 20 assistants to fear when they walk into a gymnasium.
Plenty of local names showed up on the list – about where you expected them to rank.
The head coaching conversation began with John Calipari of Kentucky. Two guys separated Calipari and Rick Pitino of Louisville – Bill Self of Kansas and Sean Miller of Arizona.
It's impossible to argue against Calipari. It's difficult to argue with Self. Miller has done good work, but I'm not ready to put him ahead of Pitino, Billy Donovan of Florida, Tom Izzo of Michigan State, Mike Krzyzewski of Duke and Thad Matta of Ohio State. Not yet.
The list of assistant coaches also has a local flavor, including the first pick. Kurtis Townsend works for Self at Kansas, but he played point guard for Gene Keady Western Kentucky from 1978-80.
Kevin Keatts has helped upgrade Louisville's recruiting in the two seasons since he arrived from Hargrave Military Academy. That explains why Goodman ranked him third, behind Mike Hopkins of Syracuse.
Calipari's top recruiter, Orlando Antigua, made the list at Number Five. And Goodman recognized the work Kenny Johnson has done at Indiana for Tom Crean by ranking Johnson 11th. Crean ranked 17th on the list of head coaches.
Who's Number One? John Wall says John Wall
If I am making a list of the best point guards in the NBA, I begin with Rajon Rondo. Russell Westbrook and Derrick Rose belong in the discussion, if they are healthy. Most people are gaga about Chris Paul. Don't forget Deron Williams, Kyrie Irving and Tony Parker. Especially Parker.
Former Kentucky star John Wall wants to add another name to the list – John Wall.
Wall signed a five-year, $80 million maximum contract to remain with the Washington Wizards. Wall appeared with Sports Illustrated writer Chris Mannix, who was serving as the guest host on the Dan Patrick Show. Mannix asked Wall where he ranked himself among NBA point guards. Wall didn't need to check Basketball Prospectus. Wall said he ranked himself first.
I'm not sure if Mannix was surprised or simply wanted to make certain he had the necessary soundbite because he followed up by asking Wall if he really ranked himself Number One?
"Yeah," Wall said. "I rank myself the best."
Wall was very good last season after returning from an injury to play the final 49 games of another dismal season with the Wizards. So Mannix asked Wall if he deserved the ranking because of the way he has played during his first three seasons or because of his potential to improve.
"Just basing it on what I can do in the future, what I feel like I have at stake ahead of me," Wall said. "I mean, I feel like I always can improve, and it's a lot of talented point guards out there. But I feel like I can hold my own."
Rajon Rondo, Derrick Rose, Chris Paul and the rest of the NBA will be watching.
Welcome to the Hot Seat, Kevin Stallings
Kevin Stallings has done excellent work at Vanderbilt. From 2007-through-2012, the Commodores averaged better than 23 wins. Think about that. Vanderbilt. The Commodores won the SEC Tournament in 2012 and put three players into the NBA. Vanderbilt.
But Vandy slipped to 16-17 last season. Stallings is losing nearly as many players as John Calipari – and they aren't headed for the NBA. They're just leaving the program.
Forward Kevin Bright, the team's top rebounder, has signed a contract to play pro ball in Germany. Point guard Kedron Johnson, Vandy's top scorer, has been dismissed from the university. Don't forget that top freshman Sheldon Jeter announced that he intended to transfer to Pittsburgh, even though Stallings will not grant him a release to Jamie Dixon's program.
Looks like another winter in the second division of the Southeastern Conference for the Commodores. Stallings is starting his 15th season at Vandy. Maybe that will help him overcome The What Have You Done For Me Lately talk. But I wouldn't count on it.
Morehead State: Have Team, Will Travel
Morehead State coach Sean Woods knows the way it works in college basketball. If you're not a member of one of the power conferences, you embrace life on the road in November and December, chasing difficult victories and generous guarantee checks.
Woods is starting his second season at Morehead. On Friday, the Eagles released their 2013-14 schedule. There is no fear factor with Sean Woods. (Here is the link to the story about the Morehead schedule.)
The Eagles will play at UCLA, Wright State, Southern Mississippi, Tennessee and Xavier.
"I like to talk about playing anyone, at any time, using any location -- and that's what we're doing again this year," Woods said. "Our strong non-conference schedule will help our RPI and prepare us for a very challenging league schedule."
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Directed by: Russell Mulcahy
Cast: Ian McKellen, Alec Baldwin, Tim Curry, Penelope Ann Miller, Peter Boyle, Jonathan Winters, John Lone
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AHNU Women's Montara WP Hiking Boots, Forest Night
Item: 25048626 Product Description >
AHNU Women's Montara WP Hiking Boots, Forest NightFeaturing Numemtum Hike Technology for stability, the mid-cut Montara from Ahnu is a waterproof, breathable hiker designed to take you from the depths of the trails to the depths of city puddles.
- Numentum Technology�a �neutral positioning� system that keeps you stable on the most rugged terrain and encourages your foot�s natural biomechanics
- Integrated TPU shank and arch support provide torsional rigidity and mid-foot support
- Shock dispersal plate in forefoot for protection from stone/tree root bruising
- Vibram nonmarking slip-resistant lugs provide grip and traction on varied surfaces
- 60-durometer EVA midsole for optimal shock-absorbing cushion
- 70-durometer EVA stability postings on medial and lateral sides for neutral positioning
- eVent waterproof, highly breathable membrane keeps feet dry and comfortable
- Leather upper for support and protection; leather-lined collar and tongue
- Padded, segmented collar for protection and flexibility
- Rubber toe protector
- Mid-cut for added security and protection
- Designed for traditional hiking, fast hiking, all-day walking
Country of Origin: Imported
AHNU Women's Montara WP Hiking Boots, Forest Night
EMS_Sale Yes Foot Volume Medium Volume Measurement 535 ml Forefoot Width Medium Forefoot Width Measurement 3.204 in. Heel Width Medium Heel Width Measurement 2.254 in. Outsole Vibram rubber Shank TPU Upper Leather Midsole EVA Waterproof Yes
Reviewed by 1 customer
- Comfortable
- Durable
- Stylish
- Well Made
- Poor Fit
Best Uses
- Cold Weather
- Hiking
Comments about AHNU Women's Montara WP Hiking Boots, Forest Night:
I really loved this boot and was so excited to get it in the green color. They are very stylish for a hiking boot. I tried it on in the store and had to go up a half size. I used them on a mid-level hike. They were very comfortable but didn't hold my feet in place; my feet slid and my toes hit the front. I have somewhat narrower feet and ankles and think this was the problem. The laces were as tight as they could go on the boot, and going up in size would just add to the width. I ended up returning them and getting the Salomon Quest 4D GTX hiking/backpacking boots, which keep my feet in place and are very comfortable. I would recommend the Ahnu Montara Hiking Boot to people with regular to wide feet.
- Sizing:
- Feels half size too small
- Width:
- Feels true to width