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The issue of bullying inside the classroom has become a
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The video was done to the song "Gold" by contemporary
Christian artist, Brit Nicole. The Family, Career and Community Leaders of
America (FCCLA) students at West Sabine High School said it took three days of
planning and two tries to get the video perfect.
"The song really relates to the bullying of boys and girls,"
FCCLA President Kaitlyn Neal said. "You're worth more than gold, which means
you are worth more than what you seem like. It can teach you to not let stuff
get to you."
The students included most of the junior high and high
school with around 250 student participating. The students that participated
say that they never had an issue with doing it.
"I thought it was a really good idea, senior Chelsey Nichols
said. "Personally, I have been bullied and I feel there is a need for something
to be done, because you never know when those last hateful words you say could
be the last words that that person hears."
We also realize that it is not just our school," Neal said.
"We thought if we did a video, we could put it on youtube and people could
watch it and see that there is a problem."
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was hard to take on the part of the bully.
"You kind of have that anger a little bit, and it's a totally
different role just being given and you just try your best not to take it out
of proportion," Nichols said.
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watch, but actually presents a good message.
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The 30th annual Miracle Makers fundraising special aired on KOMO 4 TV on June 6, 2014. The special takes us on a journey through the hopes, fears, victories and challenges facing patients at Seattle Children's. Cosponsored by Costco Wholesale and KOMO 4.
In the spirit of the holidays, patients, parents and doctors share inspirational stories of healing and hope. From surviving heart failure and a near-death drowning to battling a flesh-eating disease, witness how the impossible became possible thanks to the care patients received at Seattle Children's Hospital.
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CSX's third-quarter profit climbed 1.8% as higher overall volume and some pricing gains more than offset continued weakness in the coal market. The railroad company also projected full-year earnings per share to be "slightly up" from last year's level and improvement from the prior expectation of "roughly flat" earnings. The rosy report sent shares up 1.3% to $26.45 in after-hours trading.
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Debt-laden casino operator Caesars Entertainment Corp. (CZR, $19.91, -$2.48, -11.08%) had plenty of sellers Tuesday since as of the close Monday, shareholders were guaranteed to get subscription rights to the new stock from a spinoff of the company's interactive business and other assets which include the Planet Hollywood casino. The new entity will have low debt and exposure to online gaming, noted RBC's John Kempf to Dow Jones, and fans of that "don't want to own Caesars' shares on their own."
Charles Schwab Corp.'s (SCHW, $23.03, +$1.02, +4.63%) third-quarter profit improved 17% as the discount brokerage's trading activity and fees grew from a year earlier, though expenses continued to rise. Results topped Wall Street forecasts.
Coldwater Creek Inc. (CWTR, $0.94, -$0.32, -25.39%) said it will evaluate its strategic alternatives--including a possible sale of the struggling women's apparel retailer. The company also said weakening same-store sales trends likely will result in fiscal third-quarter results falling short of its previous guidance.
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Domino's Pizza Inc.'s (DPZ, $64.90, -$3.95, -5.74%) third-quarter earnings jumped 18%, aided by international growth and stronger domestic sales, as the pizza chain's new offerings seemed to continue resonating with customers. However, Domino's earnings missed analysts' expectations.
FedEx Corp. (FDX, $120.08, +$4.71, +4.08%) said it had started a new program that would allow the package-delivery company to buy back up to 32 million of its shares. The new plan augments an existing program that had 7.4 million share authorized for repurchase. FedEx said it had 317 million shares outstanding as of Sept. 30.
Flir Systems Inc. (FLIR, $28.59, -$4.58, -13.81%) predicted lower-than-expected results for its third quarter, prompting the sensor-systems maker to cut its full-year outlook. The company also unveiled restructuring plans aimed at trimming costs.
Wells Fargo upgraded ITT Educational Services Inc. (ESI, $31.94, +$0.94, +3.03%) to outperform from market perform, saying it believes the for-profit education company has had "continued success in new student enrollment resulting from the company's Opportunity Scholarship."
CSC ServiceWorks Inc. agreed to acquire Mac-Gray Corp. (TUC, $21.14, +$6.21, +41.59%) in a deal valued at roughly $524 million that combines two providers of laundry-facilities services. The company's shareholders will receive $21.25 a share, a premium of 42% over Monday's closing price.
The other shoe may have dropped today at Molycorp Inc. (MCP, $5.58, -$1.52, -21.41%) as the rare-earths miner announces plans to sell at least $200 million of stock, healthy dilution for a company with a $1.3 billion market capitalization. Molycorp said the fresh capital will go toward capital spending. The company has been burning money of late, and cash and cash equivalents was $264.2 million at midyear. This is the company's third capital raising in barely a year as it deals with cost overruns at a California facility, with the project now topping $1 billion.
Wi-Lan Inc. (WILN, $4.11, -$0.03, -0.72%)(WIN.T) said it settled patent cases with Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ, $22.79, -$0.11, -0.48%) and Novatel Wireless Inc. (NVTL, $3.13, +$0.30, +10.60%), bringing an end to litigation initiated in 2011. Under the agreement, H-P and Novatel were granted licenses related to certain Wi-Lan patents. Financial terms of the settlements weren't disclosed.
Resource Capital Corp. (RSO, $5.92, -$0.13, -2.15%) said it plans to offer $100 million aggregate principal amount of convertible senior notes due 2018 in an underwritten public offering. The company said it plans to use the net proceeds from this offering for general corporate purposes, including acquisition of investments, loan originations and working capital. The company recently had a market capitalization of $768.4 million, according to FactSet.
Biopharmaceutical company Savient Pharmaceuticals Inc. (SVNT, $0.07, -$0.50, -87.52%) started voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings in a federal court in Delaware and said it seeks to conduct an auction and sale under Section 363 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
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It didn't take long for the Tracy High girls soccer team to take charge of their match Thursday against visiting West High.
Tracy (7-2) had a 2-0 lead within the first 10 minutes, led 4-0 at the half and won it 5-0 to make West (1-2-1) the second crosstown rival, after beating Kimball 2-0 on March 11, to fall to the Bulldogs.
Tracy scored in the third minute on senior Kelly Brooks' shot off of a pass from junior Jenna Wesely, and five minutes later Brooks crossed the ball to senior Cailie Chayrez, who had a clear shot on the left side for the score.
Brooks and sophomore Iris Cruz got past the West defense and junior goalkeeper Saman Latifi, with Brooks making the shot. Brooks got her third goal of the game, Tracy's fourth, in the 36th minute on a cross from Cruz.
Brooks said that the early scores boosted the team's confidence.
"It lifted us up so we had the motivation to score more. It was a really good way to start off the first half," she said.
Cruz added that her team kept control of the ball to deny West its chances to attack the Tracy goal.
"We practice all week on keeping possession of the ball, getting open, really working with each other and switching the field," she said. "We tried to do that in the game and I think we did it pretty well."
West kept up a strong presence at midfield the whole time and junior forwards Colleen Burkhart and Natalie Bijak made more attacks on the Tracy goal in the second half.
"Later on I came in stronger. I just felt like I shouldn't give up on my team," Burkhart said.
"Even when we're down we don't give up and that's the good thing about our team. We've got each others' backs."
West goalie Latifi blocked six shots, most in the first half, while Wolf Pack senior goalie Yuni Bernal blocked four shots in the second half. West sophomore defender Audrey Romo and senior defender Saara Latifi also blocked shots.
Tracy got its fifth goal 21 minutes into the second half when Tracy sophomore Ashley Hallen fired a cross from the right side and it deflected off of a West defender and into the goal.
Tracy won the junior varsity game 4-0, with first-half goals for Tracy's Becca DeStefano and Rachelle Buske and Sophia Munoz scoring two more in the second half. Sammy Caro and Jessica Taylor both had assists.
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SXSW Bounce Showcase and the "Where They At" Multimedia Exhibit Announced
Street-level New Orleans dance-party hip-hop arrives at SXSW 2010 with an official showcase and a groundbreaking multimedia exhibition. The New Orleans Block Party bounce package tour has partnered up with the "Where They At" photo-documentary exhibit at SXSW to unleash a full weekend of ass-shaking action NOLA-style.
Bounce music is raw, irresistible hip-hop dance music born in the streets of New Orleans with deep roots in that city's Mardi Gras Indian and brass band traditions. The New Orleans Block Party is a cavalcade of 7 pioneering New Orleans bounce artists, produced a by a crew of local DJs and promoters making their first appearances as SXSW after careers that top ten years rocking the streets and clubs of New Orleans.
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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton delivers a speech after meeting Peru's President Ollanta Humala in Lima, Peru, Monday, Oct. 15, 2012. (AP Photo/Karel Navarro)
WASHINGTON (CBS) -- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton paid tribute Thursday to slain U.S. Ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens, calling him a "fallen hero" who understood that diplomacy requires taking risks.
About two months after Stevens and three other Americans were killed in an attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi on Sept. 11, Clinton said the State Department and Pentagon are reviewing security at high-threat diplomatic posts to determine what improvements should be made.
But Clinton also stressed that diplomacy in unstable areas is inherently dangerous and praised Stevens for volunteering for difficult jobs to serve his country.
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"Our country mourns a fallen hero," she said of Stevens at a speech honoring him and others receiving the Common Ground award for conflict resolution, negotiation and peace building. The award was presented by the group Search for Common Ground, which is focused on ways of resolving conflicts.
Stevens "understood that there is no substitute for going beyond the embassy walls, building relationships, and finding common ground," she said. "We will never prevent every act of terrorism or achieve perfect security. And our diplomats cannot work in bunkers and do their jobs. We must accept a level of risk to protect this country we love and to advance our interests and values around the world."
Clinton's comments came as lawmakers step up demands for information about the Benghazi attack. Several congressional committees will hold classified hearings on the matter next week amid Republican charges that the Obama administration ignored increased threats to the mission. The State Department and FBI are also investigating.
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The peplum at its best, thanks to Ellery. I also love the 'ponti' fabric that the top and skirt are made of. Way back in uni when I worked at Witchery they had these amazing Ponti pants, which is like a really thick stretchy material, and I wore them non stop. I also hate ironing (don't we all) and you can definitely get away with not having to iron ponti, genius!
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Enjoy a trip through the scenic Blue Mountains and admire the otherworldly beauty of the Jenolan Caves on a day tour from Sydney. Pass through the mountain township of Katoomba and take in panoramic views of the Three Sisters pinnacles at Echo Point. See the stalactites and dramatically lit chambers of the Jenolan Caves, and photograph the stunning waters of the Blue Lake.
Discover Sydney and its surroundings on a full-day tour that combines a morning visit to Manly with an afternoon tour of downtown Sydney and a drive out to see The Gap. Throughout the day you'll get great photo ops of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House, Manly Beach, Bondi Beach and other iconic sights.
Leave the bustle of Sydney and spend a relaxing day in the beautiful Hunter Valley on a guided wine-tasting tour in Australia's oldest wine producing region. Enjoy a delicious lunch paired with wine, take a private tour of a vineyard, and savor tastings at several wineries.
See Giacomo Puccini's 'Madama Butterfly', the timeless love story of the Japanese geisha and her American lover in one of the most beautiful settings in the world – Sydney Harbour. For three weeks only in 2014, a contemporary production of 'Madama Butterfly' will be presented on a purpose-built floating stage on the shimmering waters of Sydney Harbour.
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NGLTF Supports Trans Inclusion in ENDA
Roberta Sklar, Director of Communications
The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force (NGLTF) released the following statement today regarding the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA). The following is attributable to Kerry Lobel, executive director of NGLTF.
Bella Abzug demonstrated great courage and conviction in 1974 when she introduced this country's first comprehensive civil rights bill banning discrimination based on sexual orientation. Civil rights for gay people were not a popular cause and she knew at the time that the bill was many years away from passage. Bella knew something that we could all stand to learn again — it's not about political pragmatism, its about progressive principles.
The federal Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) is due to be reintroduced in the coming weeks. ENDA would ban job discrimination against gay, lesbian, and bisexual people. We encourage debate and discussion in the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender movement about the scope and strategy surrounding ENDA.
NGLTF has been advocating for language expressly covering transgendered people in ENDA. We have met with members of Congress, advocacy organizations and transgender activists. We firmly believe that this advocacy process is moving the agenda for GLBT equality forward. We have been clear that our mission does not allow for leaving anyone behind.
In 1997, NGLTF amended its mission statement to include the struggle for equal rights for transgendered people. The discrimination, harassment and violence transgendered people experience in this society is shameful. We believe that there is one movement for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender equality. Federal, state and local laws are necessary to end this injustice. In fact, transgender inclusion is becoming more accepted as part of civil rights bills across the country. The state of Minnesota includes transgendered people in its non-discrimination law. Many cities include transgender protections of some kind including: Cambridge, (MA), Evanston (IL), New Orleans (LA), Pittsburgh (PA), Portland (OR), Seattle (WA), San Francisco (CA) and Santa Cruz (CA), and York (PA).
To build a transformational movement, we must take the risks that challenge conventional thinking. When the forces against us are strong and feel overwhelming, the response cannot be fear and political expediency. The true test of democracy is how it embraces those who look, act, and think differently, not just those who are the same. This is the world we dream of — one that values the worth and dignity of every person.
Without the inclusion of transgendered people, NGLTF cannot endorse ENDA. We do not oppose ENDA, but advocate adding language that is more inclusive. We intend to do no harm to ENDA or to the cause of GLB equality. But just as our African American colleagues in several states have refused to move forward on hate crimes legislation that covers race but not sexual orientation, we too feel obligated to move forward together. We will continue to do the education and advocacy to raise awareness of transgender discrimination.
Every individual and organization must make decisions about the best way to make change and move forward within its own mission and principles. All who claim to be transgender inclusive need to examine what they can do to advance the movement for transgender equality. We know that our colleague organizations are in deep reflection about the best way to move forward as one movement and we respect that process.
This is a difficult issue for everyone. Principled politics is not a popularity contest. Over the years, we have not wavered and ultimately our vision has often prevailed. This struggle is not the responsibility of any one organization or a particular member of Congress. This is about a long-term vision of a unified movement for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered equality. NGLTF is committed to that vision and to making this a better society for all of us.
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Christopher Radko knows Christmas. Known for its attention to detail and handcrafted workmanship, the North Carolina company has been putting out mouth-blown European glass ornaments for more than a quarter century. This year called for a team-up with Godiva. The adorable bauble with Santa and a box of chocolates looks good enough to eat but, sorry, not edible. The little chubby guy is $25 with any $40 purchase. www.godiva.com
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A land where turquoise rivers run swift and sheep huddle on steep hillsides, Bosnia-Herzegovina is one of Europe's most visually stunning corners. With muezzins calling the faithful to prayer under a backdrop of church bells, it also provides a delightful fusion of East and West in the heart of the Balkans. Appropriately, the country is now marketing itself as the "heart-shaped land", unintentionally revealing more perhaps than just the shape of its borders: this remains a country cleaved into two distinct entities, the result of a bloody war in the mid-1990s. However, while Bosnia-Herzegovina was not too long ago making headlines for all the wrong reasons, it's now busily, and deservedly, re-etching itself on the world travel map as a bona fide backpacker magnet of some repute.Read More
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Travellers should be aware that, in many ways, Bosnia-Herzegovina functions as two separate countries. These are not Bosnia and Herzegovina, as one might infer from the name, since these are geographical regions (Bosnia makes up around 80 percent of the country, with Herzegovina a small triangle south of Sarajevo). Rather, the country is split along ethnic lines. To the west, and including Sarajevo, is the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a Muslim-Croat alliance; while to the east and north is the Republika Srpska, an ethnic-Serb territory of almost equal size, centred on its capital Banja Luka. To add to the confusion, there are three official languages – all essentially the same – and three presidents. "Most countries just have one idiot in charge", says a local, "but we've got three."
The Bosnian language is essentially the same as Serbian, which in turn is essentially the same as Croatian, and all three are listed as official languages in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Note that the Republika Srpska uses the Cyrillic alphabet, which may cause some problems with street signs, menus and timetables.


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Should taxpayers buy the Bengals a $10 million present?
The Paul Brown Stadium scoreboard has been a welcome sight, what with the Cincinnati Bengals currently in the midst of a playoff streak that could very well stretch to three in a row this year. Now that the scoreboard has plenty to boast about, the Bengals want to make sure everyone can see it in crystal-clear high definition. The only catch is, you have to pay for it.
Per the publicly funded stadium deal struck in 1996, Hamilton County is obligated to cover technological advancements—such as a new scoreboard—in order to keep facilities on par with other NFL venues. This is spelled out in the same stadium lease the Wall Street Journal described in 2011 as "one of the worst professional sports deals ever struck by a local government," costing county taxpayers upwards of at least $450 million. The same lease that was negotiated by then–county commissioner Bob Bedinghaus, who became the Bengals director of business development—which is kind of like Duke Energy sending a paycheck to your air conditioner every two weeks.
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OK, but does it have to come to that? In August, Forbes calculated the team's value at $924 million, posting revenue of $250 million in 2012. The original promise of Paul Brown Stadium was to produce a successful team, something the franchise has finally delivered on. So here's a modest proposal: What if the organization footed the bill—or at least most of it? It would earn them goodwill to go along with those playoff seasons, and be as big and crystal-clear a victory as any scoreboard could possibly deliver.
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Excerpt from the first chapter of a new book about the life of Srila Gour Govinda Swami2,824 Views / EMail This Post / Print This Post / Home » Excerpt from the first chapter of a new book about the life of Srila Gour Govinda Swami
By Madhavananda Das
In honor of his appearance day (today the 29th of August), we are posting the following excerpt from chapter one of a new book coming soon from Gopal Jiu Publications, called, "When Good Fortune Arises". The bracketed matter will be endnotes.
Chapter I
Early Days (1929 to 1974)
A Family of Kirtaniyas
Sri Srimad Gour Govinda Swami was born as Braja Bandhu Manik 2nd September 1929in Jagannathpur, a small village in what is now the Jagatsinghpur District of Orissa. His parents were Pata Devi and Iswara Manik, strict Gaudiya Vaishnavas that never engaged in meat-eating, illicit sex, gambling, or intoxication. His mother came from the Giri family of the village of Gadeigiri. The Giris are Gaudiya Vaishnavas and well known for their expertise inkīrtana and for their worship of the deities Sri Sri Radha Gopal Jiu that had been passed down in their family for over 350 years [Gopal Jiu, the Beloved Deity of Srila Gour Govinda Swami from Gopal Jiu Publications describes the eventful history of these deities.]. Braja Bandhu's maternal grandfather, Bauri Giri, was famous in the local area as aparamahaṁsa-vaiṣṇava. He was constantly chanting the Hare Krishna mantra and worshiping Gopal.
Bauri Giri's daughter, Pata Devi, was similarly devoted to Gopal. From her early childhood she would come to see Gopal every day. Every morning she would sweep Gopal's temple, make garlands, and cook for him. Like the Giri family, Iswara Manik was also in the business of selling items made of bell metal. Aside from Braja Bandhu, Ishwara and Pata Devi had a younger son named Kripa Sindhu and a daughter named Swadhuri Devi. Although after her marriage Pata Devi lived 14 kilometers away from Gadeigiri in Jagannathpur, it did not detract from her devotion to Gopal. She always managed to come during festival times to serve her beloved Lord. Pata Devi was always quiet and absorbed in serving her husband and children. Every Saturday she would fast as an offering for their well-being. Each morning she would worship Lord Jagannath and recite from the Purāṇas and the Bhagavad-gītā. Every evening she would chant hare kṛṣṇa and circumambulate a tulasī plant with her husband and Braja Bandhu, then recite Śrīmad Bhāgavatam. Any beggar orsādhu that came to her house never went away empty-handed.
Once when Braja Bandhu was a small child and he and his mother were staying at his uncle's house in Gadeigiri, a famous blind astrologer from Dhenkanal named Nityananda Khadiratna stayed two days at Gadeigiri. Pata Devi took her son to the astrologer, desiring to know something about his future. The astrologer said, "This boy is very intelligent and is full of devotion. He will be married and get government service. In his middle age he will give up family life and become a sādhu. He will acquire high knowledge and an important place on the map of sādhus. He will build temples. He will make Gopal's place bright. Lastly, the astrologer said that God himself has sent this child from his abode to the material world for preaching his message and for the deliverance of the conditioned souls.
Attachment to the Bhagavatam
Pata Devi was eager that her Braja Bandhu would become a devotee of Śrīmad Bhāgavatam, and she became very happy seeing that he was developing such attachment. By the age of eight, Braja Bandhu had read the entire Bhagavad-gītā, Śrīmad Bhāgavatam, and Śrī Caitanya-caritāmṛta, and he could explain their meanings. At night many villagers would come to hear his recitation of the Oriya Bhāgavata, Rāmāyaṇa andMahābhārata. However, young Braja Bandhu was particularly attached to the Śrīmad Bhāgavatam.
His old friend Fakir Charan Das recounts: Srila Gurudeva once told me that whenever as a young boy he would become naughty and would not stop crying, his mother would simply put the Śrīmad Bhāgavatam [kdd1] in his hands and he would stop. He was so much inclined to read the Bhāgavatam that if he was reading he would forget to take his meal. The family was too poor to afford candles or a lamp for reading, so in the evening he would sit close to his mother's cooking fire and read Śrīmad Bhāgavatam. At night he would go to sleep clutching the Bhāgavatam to his chest.
From 1942 to 1945, Braja Bandhu stayed in Gadeigiri with his maternal uncles Gopinath and Jagannath Giri, and he attended high school in nearby Balikuda. Gopinath and Jagannath Giri were both fond of performing kīrtana. They would regularly go out to chant in the neighboring area, and it was not uncommon for them to travel to distant villages for chanting. Often they would perform nonstop kīrtana for one or two days at a time. They were very fond of singing traditional Orissan songs of Krishna's pastimes as well as the songs of Srila Narottam Das Thakur. Whenever possible, young Braja Bandhu would chant with them, and by their association he became deeply attached to performing kīrtana.
Although Braja Bandhu would often engage in kīrtana with his uncles, he did not neglect his studies. During the day he would engage in study, in the evening he would join the kīrtana, and then in the early morning he would come back to Gopal's temple to render service. Young Braja Bandhu was a quiet and serious child. He did not engage in play with the other children and he showed no interest in cinema or other such pursuits. Whatever free time he had after completing his studies he would spend doing kīrtana with his uncles or in rendering various services to Gopal. Braja Bandhu would clean Gopal's temple, pick flowers for the worship, make garlands, and recite verses and songs for Gopal's pleasure. He would never take any food that was not offered to Gopal. As a child he was not interested in sleep and would only rest for three or four hours a night, a habit he maintained throughout his whole life.
From the time that Braja Bandhu was about a year old, his older cousin Dhobani Devi helped to take care of him. Years later she recalled that he was always a very sober, innocent child, who never spoke to anyone, and who had a great attraction for Gopal Jiu.
Dhobani Devi spoke of an incident when Braja Bandhu was four or five years old: From his childhood Braja Bandhu was very absorbed in Gopal consciousness. Most afternoons, Braja Bandhu would play near Gopal's temple. Next to the little thatched temple was a paddy field that was used for cultivating mung dal. The village boys used to enjoy picking and eating the fresh raw beans called muga chuiñ in Orissa. Late one afternoon, Braja Bandhu was picking some of these bean pods. He would take whatever he could hold in his small hands, put it on Gopal's veranda, and then go back to collect more. One time, when Braja Bandhu returned from the field, he found that his original pile of chuiñ had vanished. Surprised, he looked around wondering who had taken them, but no one was to be seen. So he put that handful of bean pods down and returned to the field to pick more.
Carrying all that he could in his tiny hands, Braja Bandhu went back to Gopal's veranda and found that once again his pile of green dal was gone. This time he was determined to see who was taking it. So when he returned to the field to collect more, he kept a careful watch, regularly looking up at his pile of muga chuiñ on the veranda of Gopal's temple.
Suddenly Braja Bandhu saw a small dark boy grabbing all his bean pods. He ran towards the boy, shouting, "Gopal is taking my chuiñ". Gopal fled, running around the temple, hotly pursued by Braja Bandhu.
By this time it was getting dark, and Gopinath Giri, Braja Bandhu's maternal uncle, was going to Gopal's temple for his evening prayers. He was most surprised to see young Braja Bandhu running around and around the temple shouting that Gopal had taken his chuiñ. His uncle called to him, asking why he was running around the temple by himself in the dark. Braja Bandhu said that Gopal had taken his chuiñ. Gopinath Giri told him that he should go home as it was getting late, but then he suddenly saw a boy's shadow rush through the temple doorway. Seeing this, Gopinath Giri became amazed and ecstatic. His hair stood on end, and tears came to his eyes. With a trembling body he embraced young Braja Bandhu, understanding that Gopal was playing games with his nephew! [Ananda Sambada, issue 28, pp. 38-39. From an interview conducted by Bhakta Pradosh.]
In his childhood, when Braja Bandhu was studying in upper primary school, he was staying in his uncle's home in Gadei Giri. Ghanashyam Giri was responsible for Gopal's worship. Braja Bandhu would come and together they would perform kīrtana and render service to Gopal. Damodar Giri was a good singer and was expert in kīrtana. These three, Ghanashyam Giri, Damodar Giri, and Braja Bandhu, often sat together and performedkīrtana.
Later in his life, Gour Govinda Maharaja commented: The first thing I remember as a child are the songs of Narottam Das Thakur sung by my uncles from.Gadeigiri. My uncles knew kīrtana. They were great kīrtaniyās…. I would regularly listen to kṛṣṇa-kathāfrom my parents. They would read different Purāṇas and other Vedic literatures to me, such as Śrīmad-bhāgavatam, Mahābharata , etc. From my youth I was singing, dancing, doing kīrtana, and listening to Śrīmad-bhāgavatam. [Kṛṣṇālingita-vigraha, p. 25. Interview with Gour Govinda Swami.]
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Do you think NeNe and Gregg's marriage will last this time?
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At least Nene Could afford her wedding and will pay the wedding planner unlike Kim Zolciak although her wedding recpetions was really nice. I am sure Nene outdid her's.... Plus Nene didn't kick ay family members out.. Reality Royalty? LOL... Not slade and Gretchen and Kim LOL....They r trash...
Princess Harjit Your throwing a lot of Shade. You jealous?? Anyways, I don't think they ever broke up for real. I think it was NeNes business thinking that got her into this. And if I were in her position I would've done it too. I like Greg especially for her. He rounds her out. As for not letting people drink at your wedding, Why? I don't get it. I probably won't watch it then, because we all know that all the shit gets going when the alcohol is flowing. Hahaaa
Congratulations to them both. I completley agree about the no alcohol deal. Seen one to many weddings go wrong cause someone got to drunk and someone always gets to drunk! The renewed couple are beautiful and I believe eternal.
I DO think they will last !! Lots of growing up has happened ........and Greg now knows Nene AIN'T playing !! BEST OF LUCK to them both !


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