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Enchiladas Terrificas
|Broiler fryer chicken
|3 Pound (1 Bird)
|Celery stalk
|1 , chopped
|1 Medium, chopped
|Vegetable oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Frozen chopped broccoli
|10 Ounce (1 Package)
|Commercial sour cream
|8 Ounce (1 Carton)
|Cream of chicken soup
|10 3⁄4 Ounce, undiluted (1 Can)
|Corn tortillas
|1 Dozen
|Vegetable oil
|1 Ounce
|1 Teaspoon
|Shredded cheddar cheese
|4 Ounce (1 Cup)
1. Preheat oven at 350°.
2. In Dutch oven, place chicken and celery.
3. Cover with water, and bring to a boil.
4. Reduce heat,and simmer 1 hour or until chicken is tender.
5. When the chicken pieces are cooked remove them from broth. Reserve 1/4 cup of broth.
6. Shred chicken and keep it aside.
7. Saute onions in 1 tablespoon hot oil until tender; set aside.
8. Check the package directions and cook broccoli accordingly. Drain and keep aside.
9. In a large sauce pan mix well, chicken, onion, broccoli, 1 carton sour cream, soup, and 2 tablespoons chicken broth.
10. Place it on oven and bring to a boil.
11. Reduce heat and simmer 5 minutes, stirring frequently.
12. Stir in salt and pepper.
13. Remove mixture from heat, and set aside.
14. Heat ¼ inch oil (375°).
15. Fry tortillas, one at a time, about 5 seconds on each side or just until softened.
16. Allow excess oil to drain by placing it on paper towels.Set it aside.
17. In a lightly greased 13- x 9- x 2-inch baking dish, place remaining 2 tablespoons of chicken broth.
18. Rotate dish to coat with broth.
19. Place about 1/4 cup chicken mixture on each tortilla.
20. Roll up tightly to seal ends. Place them on a baking dish.
21 Top it evenly with remaining chicken mixture.
22. Sprinkle with paprika.
23. Bake it uncovered in oven for 15 minutes.
24. Sprinkle with cheese.
25. Serve enchiladas terrificas hot with additional sour cream and olives.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 943 Calories from Fat 536
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 60 g91.8%
Saturated Fat 21.6 g108.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 214.1 mg71.4%
Sodium 747.9 mg31.2%
Total Carbohydrates 46 g15.4%
Dietary Fiber 3.8 g15.2%
Sugars 3.3 g
Protein 54 g107.6%
Vitamin A 55.1% Vitamin C 84.5%
Calcium 31% Iron 25.6%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Room was a "disabled" room and we were not disabled, and we did not ask for one when we made reservations 2 weeks prior to stay.. Bathrooms were very small. Some initial problems with door key cards, but worked out later.
Friendly and helpful staff, clean rooms, microwave and fridge. Quiet, rural-type setting, even though located in town close to the airport.
Limited facilities--no breakfast room, but they bring it to you the night before so you can heat it up in the morning. No swimming pool, but there is a hot tub. The ice machine did not work the entire time we were there. The stopper in the bathtub did not go all the way up, so the water leaked out. I put a folded up wash cloth over the drain and held it in place with a lot of pressure; that was the only way to take a bath.
The breakfast was very diverse and delicious. The room was very welcoming and clean. The staff was very helpful and polite.
The refrigerator made a lot of noise, so it had to be unplugged. I wish the room had a small night light so that I was not in total darkness every time I got up to use the restroom. If I turned the light on, the kids would wake up because it was too bright.
Everything was what I expected for what I paid, but I think there's a ground issue with the fire alarm because it went off while I was asleep; and had to rush out to the parking lot in my pajamas. The attendant was unable to turn the alarm off and had to wait for the Hailey police department. Much later (like the building would have already burned down had it really been on fire) the fire department arrive and investigated. There was no fire, smoke, or alarms levers pulled. The fire alarm just randomly went off.
Location, nice room and view.
No breakfast provided.
The Knob Hill Inn is the best hotel in the Sun Valley area. Rooms are spacious and well appointed with nice amenities. The included breakfast is cooked to order. The restaurant or grille has an extensive menu and is popular with locals. The people are friendly and helpful. There is a littleused, at least in my four stays, indoor pool.
Now that the restaurant has been expanded, the parking lot fills in the evening and hotel guests don't have a place to park at times.
> The woman (Amy, I think) at the check-in office was extremely pleasant and helpful.
> Room was clean and pleasant
> Gas fireplace
> The check-in office was on the other side of town
> The hallways smell funky (trash/refuse) and are a bit maze-like
The address that was listed on our Kayak reservation was in the wrong city. It was pretty unbelievable. It took over an hour to find the property. It was a horrible experience trying to find the property.
This hotel had terrible reviews under the previous management however it was sold six months ago and the new owners are really trying to distance themselves from the previous owner. We had a nice room that was older for sure however it was fairly large.
No issues here, with helpful staff, clean room and right in the downtown of Ketchum. I would stay there again.
It was very well located
The pool and hot tub were undergoing maintenance no no where on the website did they tell us that. Also the I found a lighter and some stains on the robes in the room!!
The bed!! OMG! So incredibly comfy... The view and the location were spectacular, too!
Quietness, comfort, security
No elevator
free breakfast
hot tub
thin walls
musty smell
uncomfortable bed
Everything worked fine. We got our money worth and it was clean.
Lack of pillows. The ones that were there were flat.
Easy to find. Room was old but nice and clean.
They had a bus of Korens come and they must not of been prep aided for it next morning they had no food left for the rest of us.
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FRESH from sponsoring Felix Baumgartner's historic leap from outer space, Red Bull shows off its extreme sport obstacle course stunt machine.
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Earth Giant: I will be honest, this was my favorite entry in that contest. She looks so beautiful and elegant. I'm almost positive you haven't watched Winx Club since it's about fairies and whatnot, but she reminds me of the character Flora, who is the Fairy of Nature. I like that she has a more earth-y skintone, and the background and flowers meld really well. I also like that you had the ingenuity to use a shuni head over the base; it works extremely well. I didn't even think to do that.
Water Giant: I wasn't as much a fan of this one as I was of your earth one, but I think that just comes down to personal taste. It's just so dark, but that's the concept you were going for, so there isn't really too much to say. Though, as you mentioned to me (which I think was right on the money), changing her outline from the light purple to something with a higher contrast could have helped her fit in more.
Franken Cutie: I don't even REMEMBER this contest, but I love the head you chose and the edits you did. The background also fits the "cute" aspect of the doll. I probably would have a chosen a more "fun, funky" text, but you might not have had them.
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Pirate: I am a HUGE fan of this one. I love the outfit you gave her, the frame you chose, the way she has a fir, and a map, and a sword, and is just so...pirate-y. I agree that shadows could have given it a slight extra edge, but it still looks awesome. I might not have used so pointy a flame, but it still works, and I like the lighting on the ground. You also glittered this thing masterfully, so kudos for that!
Purity Princess: This doll is excellent! I love how you used light blues and lilacs to make the white's brighter, and the grayscale works very well. How creative to have her home in the clouds! I'm quite fond of the doves you used as well. I admit, though, that I didn't even know she had a tattoo until you pointed it out. (side note, looks like you forgot credit on that one?)
Rogue Princess: First off, I'm going to need you to tell me more about this GIF scrubber extension; it will make my life a million times easier xD I really like how well the crimson stands out against the white forest and snowy background, with the only downside being that all of that white is very reminiscent of the purity doll. It's still stunning, though, and the gently falling snow is a really nice touch. I appreciate the fact that some of the grass goes above and in front of the hem of her dress; it really helps place her in the scene rather than leave her as a pasted on segment. Only CC is that the text is a bit hard to read; maybe a different font or a larger size could have helped? It still looks awesome, though, and the frame fits wonderfully. Kudos!
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Airport International Group, the Jordanian company responsible for the rehabilitation, expansion and operation of Queen Alia International Airport (QAIA) announced the traffic performance for the month of July. QAIA registered growth in July's traffic performance with 597,068 passengers, compared to 524,626 passengers in July 2009, translating into a 13.8% year-over-year increase. Aircraft movement reported an 8.1% growth with 6,134 aircraft movements in July 2010 compared to 5,673 in July 2009.
Also, July 2010 cargo registered a significant increase by 24.6% with 8,502 tonnes compared to 6,825 tonnes in July 2009. The summer and holiday seasons have significantly contributed to the increase in passenger volumes and aircraft movement during the month of July, adding the fact that Amman is steadily becoming a preferred regional hub for many airlines around the world.
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Richard Jean-Baptiste, who led the Brooklyn College Basketball Team to a turn around season, was chosen as all-Metropolitan College Player of the Year among Division III colleges in the tri-state area by the Met Basketball Writers' Association.
In his first complete season at Brooklyn College, Baptiste was honored at the MBWA/National Invitation Tournament dinner at the Giants Stadium Club.
In addition, the forward earned a spot on the all-Met first team.
Awards came piling up for the 6'4" Jean-Baptiste, who ranked first in the City University of New York Athletic Conference scoring statistics with a league best 22.8 point per game average, which ranked him 14th in the nation in Division III.
He also placed among the top 10 in rebounding, grabbing an average of 7.2 caroms per game, field goal percentage (53.7), free throw percentage (75) and steals (2.8 per outing). In two games this year he scored 32 points and then a career-high 37 points against the College of Staten Island and Newark Rutgers, respectively.
Jean-Baptiste thus earned CUNYAC's Player of the Year honor as well, and was a second team member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches Association for Division III colleges and was cited by D3 Hoops Atlantic Region Player of the Year honors.
Jean-Baptiste became the first player in the history of Brooklyn College basketball to have ever received the Division III Outstanding Player award.
"I was happy more so for my teammates and coach," said Jean-Baptiste. "Anything I do reflects upon the program."
"We were very excited that he received it," said Athletic Director Bruce Filosa. "Richard is a great and wonderful kid, for a student, person and citizen. It couldn't have happened to a better person. We're really happy."
And, he's only a sophomore.
"It holds well for the future," Filosa said. "If we build our team around him, we'll be okay. It couldn't have happened to a better person. We're really happy."
Coach Steve Podias expected Baptiste to receive this award after the tremendous year that he had.
"I think that he's the best player in the region," Podias added. "Most nights Richard probably puts us on his back."
Last season, the Bridges posted a 10-14 record. This year, they turned it around to 21-7.
"Having Richard for the full season had a lot to do with it," Podias went on. "We had better players this year than last and were more experienced."
Podias, who has been coaching BC since 1994, recruited him out of St. John's Prep in Queens. The coach was very impressed with his play in the Catholic High Schools Athletic Association Class 'A' championship game.
"I saw that he was a winner and a championship type of player," Podias said. "When he went to a couple of other colleges and it didn't work out for him, I still was hoping that he would join our family atmosphere."
Richard is following in the footsteps of his brother, Jeff Jean-Baptiste, who just completed his second year as assistant coach at Brooklyn College. Richard didn't start his hoop career at Brooklyn College but rather played the first semester at Blinn, a junior college in Texas. He transferred to Brooklyn in the middle of his freshman year.
At first Richard thought that playing at Blinn would help him to go to a Division One college, but it didn't work out.
"Since my brother coaches at Brooklyn, he asked me to go there," the honoree said. "And I knew Podias for a long time. He went to my high school games."
Back home, Baptiste played four games toward the end of his first year and then blossomed this year. All during the season, whether it was blocking shots or scoring from the inside or outside or whether it was simply taking charge even though he had four personal fouls in a game, Jean-Baptiste did what was important.
Besides Jean-Baptiste, Damien Santana, a junior at Farmingdale State, and Jamaal Hall, a junior scorer at New York City Tech who scored on average 21 points a game, were named on the all-met Division III first team. Jaytornah Wisseh, a sophomore at Long Island University, earned a spot on the all-met Division I second team, and Omari Knox, a junior from Bloomfield, landed a spot on the Division IIII first team; all live in this borough of Brooklyn.
Also from Brooklyn, Rutgers sophomore guard Epiphany Prince was named woman's Player of the Year by the Met Basketball Writers' Association. She led Rutgers with 13.8 points and 2.45 steals per game.
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Champions League draw: Real Madrid paired with Juventus, Barcelona face Milan again
Nine-time European champions Real Madrid have been paired with Juventus in the pick of Thursday afternoon's Champions League draw in Monaco.
Carlo Ancelotti's men and the current Serie A champions, who met in the final in 1998, have been joined by Galatasaray and Copenhagen in Group B.
Barcelona and AC Milan will resume rivalries again after meeting four times in the last three seasons, with Lionel Messi inspiring the Blaugrana to a memorable comeback at the last 16 stage last time round. Joining them in an intriguing Group H is Ajax and Celtic.
Arsenal face a difficult task in maintaining their record of consistently reaching the knockout stages after being joined in Group F by Marseille, Napoli, and last season's beaten finalists, Borussia Dortmund.
Elsewhere, holders Bayern Munich will take on Manuel Pellegrini's Manchester City for the second time in three years, and Real Sociedad are rewarded for their play-off victory over Lyon with a trip to Old Trafford to take on Manchester United.
The 2013-14 final will be held in the Estadio da Luz in Lisbon.
Group A: Manchester United, Shakhtar Donetsk, Bayer Leverkusen and Real Sociedad.
Group B: Real Madrid, Juventus, Galatasaray and Copenhagen.
Group C: Benfica, Paris Saint Germain, Olympiakos and Anderlecht.
Group D: Bayern Munich, CSKA Moscow, Manchester City and Victoria Plzen.
Group E: Chelsea, Schalke, Basel and Steaua Bucharest.
Group F: Arsenal, Olympique de Marseille, Borussia Dortmund and Napoli.
Group G: Porto, Atletico Madrid, Zenit St Petersburg, and Austria Wien.
Group H: Barcelona, AC Milan, Ajax and Celtic.
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Sauerkraut City was a community of German immigrants who lived south of Chili. Such as William Wagner had a farm 2 miles south and 1/2 mile west along what is now Hwy. 10, north side of the road. The Neinas farm was across the road, from the Wagner farm, south side of road. The Frank farm was 1-1/2 mile south and 1 mile east of Chili, not far from the Wagner and Neinas farms.


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John Thorpe is the chaplain at St. John's Episcopal School in Dallas, Texas. His Covenant posts are here.
He grew up in Oklahoma as a self-proclaimed "Protestant mutt," becoming an Episcopalian in his teenage years through St. Augustine's, Tempe, Arizona, and Church of the Good Shepherd in Sapulpa, Oklahoma. He attended Oral Roberts University, earning one degree in music composition and another in theological/historical studies in 2002.
He and his wife, Beth, were married in 2001. He attended Yale Divinity School through the Institute of Sacred Music, specializing in liturgical studies and earning a diploma in Anglican Studies from Berkeley Divinity School in 2005. He served as seminarian intern at St. Peter's, Milford, and was ordained to the priesthood through the Diocese of Albany by the Rt. Rev. David Bena in 2005. He served as curate and associate rector at St. Peter's Church in downtown Albany under the Rev. Paul Hartt and became the rector of St. Stephen's Church in Newton, Iowa, in 2008.
In 2014, he moved south to become the Chaplain at St. John's Episcopal School in Dallas, where he teaches religion and Latin to middle schoolers and preaches daily to 450 students from kindergarten to eighth grade.
He has served on the board of the Diocese of Iowa and its Strategic Planning Task Force, as Convener of several local ecumenical clergy associations, and has been active in charity work through Kids Against Hunger of Jasper County, the Pregnancy Center of Central Iowa, and the Rotary Club.
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"A compelling wake-up call from deep inside the trenches. Europe is overtaking us in environmental health and safety regulations, while Americans are being sold out by their own government. This story desperately needs to be told, and Mark Schapiro is just the one to tell it."
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I am looking for a UI way to deal with more title buttons than one can put in a scope bar. All of the screenshot/examples I see only deal with 3 or 4 options. What if I have 10?
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Obama Says Midterm 'Shellacking' to Spur Cooperation
President Barack Obama said he takes the blame for the "shellacking" Democrats suffered in the midterm congressional elections, as Republicans vowed to use their new strength to shrink the government and cut taxes.
Obama pledged to find consensus with Republicans on steps to help the U.S. economy grow and help provide businesses with the "certainty" they need to expand and hire.
"The voters sent us a message, which is they want us to focus on the economy and jobs," Obama said this morning after meeting with his Cabinet at the White House. He said he told his department heads, "We have to take that message to heart and make a sincere and consistent effort to try to change how Washington operates."
Obama said he has invited Republican and Democratic congressional leader to the White House on Nov. 18 to talk "substantively about how we move the Americans people's agenda forward." White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said the administration also is discussing holding a meeting with company executives, though no plans have been set.
Republicans, who seized control of the House and narrowed the Senate's Democratic majority in the Nov. 2 election, said Americans showed they want the government to change course and find bipartisan solutions to growing government debt and persistent high unemployment.
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"There seems to be some denial on the part of the president and other Democratic leaders of the message that was sent by the American people," House Republican leader John Boehner, in line to become speaker in January, said in an ABC News interview, according to a transcript. "The American people have clearly repudiated the policies they've put forward."
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said today that Republicans in Congress will seek votes "repeatedly" to repeal the Democrats' health-care overhaul.
"We can't expect the president to sign it," he said today at the Heritage Foundation. "So we'll also have to work, in the House, on denying funds for implementation, and, in the Senate, on votes against its most egregious provisions."
The Republican House majority will be able to vote on a health-care repeal, while McConnell, as minority leader, can't force Senate votes. Boehner of Ohio asked colleagues in a letter today to vote for him to become speaker.
One-Term President
McConnell of Kentucky also defended his earlier statement that his top political priority was to deny Obama a second term in office. He said the only way to accomplish Republicans' policy goals "is to put someone in the White House who won't veto any of these things."
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's spokesman Jim Manley said in an e-mailed statement that a repeal of the health-care law would "give power back to big health-insurance companies" and let them return to practices such as denying coverage to people with pre-existing conditions.
McConnell said Republicans will "vote to freeze and cut discretionary spending," and "push to bring up and vote for House-passed spending rescission bills."
The Senate leader described a narrow range of territory where Republicans and Obama may find common ground. "If he wants to address spending, debt and private-sector job creation he will find a willing partner," he said.
'Support Our Initiatives'
McConnell also voiced optimism that because 23 Senate Democrats must seek re-election in 2012, many may join Republicans "to support our initiatives."
The Republican Party's net gain of at least 60 House seats is its biggest since the 1938 election cycle, when Democrats lost 72 seats. Republicans, who lost the majority of both congressional chambers in the 2006 midterm elections, will assume control of the House in January.
Needing a 10-seat gain to win the Senate, Republicans picked up at least six seats.
At a news conference yesterday, Obama said voters are "deeply frustrated" about high unemployment, slow growth and are concerned about government "overreach" into their lives.
He also took responsibility for changing the administration's approach to the business community. Companies from Procter & Gamble Co., the world's largest consumer-products producer, to Caterpillar Inc., the largest maker of construction and mining equipment, have publicly criticized the administration.
'Right Balance'
During the election campaign, Obama repeatedly said Democrats would defend middle-income taxpayers against corporate interests like "Wall Street banks" or the "oil industry."
The administration must find the "right balance in making sure that businesses have rules of the road and are treating customers fairly," Obama said yesterday, "but also making absolutely clear that the only way America succeeds is if businesses are succeeding."
The president said he plans greater outreach to the business community to get companies to spend some of the almost $1 trillion in cash that Moody's Investors Service says they are holding.
Obama reinforced his message to business today.
"We've got to provide businesses with certainty about what their tax landscapes going to look like; we've got to provide families with certainty that is critical to maintain our recovery," he said.
Lame-Duck Session
Democrats will still control both chambers when House members and senators return to Washington this month for a lame-duck session; Obama wants the lawmakers to extend tax cuts for most Americans and unemployment benefits. Obama favors extending Bush-era income tax cuts for families earning up to $250,000, while letting them expire at year-end for the wealthiest 2 percent of Americans.
Even so, Gibbs said today Obama is "open" to extending tax cuts for upper-income individuals to win extensions for middle-income families.
Republicans call for extending all the tax rates enacted by Congress in 2001 and 2003. Boehner reiterated that position yesterday, saying that extending all the current tax rates "is the right policy for our economy at this time."
Obama said his meeting with Boehner, McConnell and Democratic congressional leaders would focus on moving ahead, and he is "absolutely" willing to negotiate on tax cuts.
The current House speaker, Democrat Nancy Pelosi of California, said in an interview with ABC News broadcast yesterday that she had "no regrets" about pushing the president's agenda through Congress.
Target of Attacks
Pelosi, the first female speaker, said she is considering whether she will seek to continue as her party's top House leader as Democrats become the minority party. Pelosi was a top target of Republican attacks during the midterm campaign, and some Democratic House members say a new leader is needed.
"I'll have a conversation with my caucus. I'll have a conversation with my family, and pray over it, and decide how to go forward," Pelosi said. "But today isn't that day."
Former House Speaker Dennis Hastert, the last Republican to hold the position, gave up his leadership post after his party lost the chamber in the 2006 vote. Hastert, of Illinois, resigned his seat in November 2007.


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Photodynamic Therapy in a Teenage Girl with Xeroderma Pigmentosum Type C
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Pediatric Dermatology
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LARSON, D. M. and CUNNINGHAM, B. B. (2012), Photodynamic Therapy in a Teenage Girl with Xeroderma Pigmentosum Type C. Pediatric Dermatology, 29: 373–374. doi: 10.1111/j.1525-1470.2011.01657.x
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Abstract: Despite aggressive sun protection, most individuals with xeroderma pigmentosum (XP) develop cutaneous neoplasia, including actinic keratoses. We describe the case of a 16-year-old girl with XP type C treated safely with photodynamic therapy (PDT). Although there is little if any evidence in the literature supporting the use of aminolevulinic acid PDT in individuals with XP, they may be the ideal candidates for PDT treatment because the profound post-treatment photosensitivity and strict post-therapy sun avoidance necessitated by PDT treatment is already part of the everyday lifestyle of people with XP.


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Erev, I., Ert, E., Roth, A. E., Haruvy, E., Herzog, S. M., Hau, R., Hertwig, R., Stewart, T., West, R. and Lebiere, C. (2010), A choice prediction competition: Choices from experience and from description. J. Behav. Decis. Making, 23: 15–47. doi: 10.1002/bdm.683
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Erev, Ert, and Roth organized three choice prediction competitions focused on three related choice tasks: One shot decisions from description (decisions under risk), one shot decisions from experience, and repeated decisions from experience. Each competition was based on two experimental datasets: An estimation dataset, and a competition dataset. The studies that generated the two datasets used the same methods and subject pool, and examined decision problems randomly selected from the same distribution. After collecting the experimental data to be used for estimation, the organizers posted them on the Web, together with their fit with several baseline models, and challenged other researchers to compete to predict the results of the second (competition) set of experimental sessions. Fourteen teams responded to the challenge: The last seven authors of this paper are members of the winning teams. The results highlight the robustness of the difference between decisions from description and decisions from experience. The best predictions of decisions from descriptions were obtained with a stochastic variant of prospect theory assuming that the sensitivity to the weighted values decreases with the distance between the cumulative payoff functions. The best predictions of decisions from experience were obtained with models that assume reliance on small samples. Merits and limitations of the competition method are discussed. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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Neeleswaram/ Nileshwar
cultural capital of north malabar
|Nickname(s): Paithrika Nagari
|Coordinates: 12°16′N 75°08′E / 12.26°N 75.13°ECoordinates: 12°16′N 75°08′E / 12.26°N 75.13°E
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Nileshwaram or Nileshwar (Malayalam: നീലേശ്വരം) is a municipality and a major town in Kasaragod District, state of Kerala, India. Also spelled as Nileswaram, Nileshwar is the third largest town in the Kasargod district, and is also referred to as the cultural capital of North Malabar. It is one of the three municipalities of Kasaragod district; the others are Kasaragod and Kanhangad. Kerala's first Chief Minister E. M. S. Namboodiripad was elected from Nileshwaram. Nileshwar is the one of the major cities in Kasaragod district. Nileshwar is the cultural capital town of Kasaragod district. Nileshwar town is well connected by rail water way and roads NH 17 kasargod- kannur passing through Nileshwar market junction and Nileshwar - Edathode road passing through Nileshwar town . Railway station is situated just 1 km from municipal bus stand . Boat station is just 2 km from market junction (From NH). Boat services to payyannur, valyaparmba, trikaripur.Nileshwaram lies between two rivers: Nileshwaram puzha and Thejaswini puzha. To the west is the Arabian Sea.
The name "Nileshwaram" comes from one of the names of Lord Shiva, Neelakanteshwaran ("Blue-necked One"), or from Neelakandeswaran, denoting land of Lord Siva. There is another story that the place was named so after Sage Neela, who installed the deity of Lord Siva thousands of years ago. | image_skyline =skyline from market junction IMG_NLR MARKET JUN.JPEG
Arts and culture[edit]
A number of socio-cultural organizations thrive in Nileshwaram. Neeleshwaram is known as the 'Cultural capital of Kasaragod District'. The town is home to folk arts, temple festivals, a palace, kavuus (sacred grooves), old markets, and a weaver street. Festivals in Nileshwaram are Pooram and Kalasam in Mannampurathukavu, the festival in Thaliyil temple and Thrukarthika and Pooram in Pallikkara Bhagavathi Temple. Porat (ശാലീയ പൊറാട്ട്) in Anjoottabalam Veerarkavu, the Vishukkaliyattam festival in Thattacherry Vadayanthoor Kazhakam, and the Pooram festival in Cheermakkavu attract thousands of people in the month of Meenam. The temple premises are decked with red cloth while devotees offer gifts to the goddess in gratitude and ask for the cure of diseases like chicken pox. The Theyyam festival, which is performed in several kavus, tharavads, and other sacred buildings attract large numbers of foreigners. Festivities start on Thulam 10 and continue till Idavam. In Nileshwar alone, Theyyam is performed in many different forms, like Padarkulangara Bhagavathi, Padinhare Chamundi, Moovalamkuzhi Chamundi, Kundor Chamundi, Raktha Chamundi, Vishnumoorthi, Palot Daivam, Muchilot Bhagavathi, Vairajathan, Bhairavan, several Bhagavathis, Gulikans and Pottan in Aramana house. Artists who lived in Nileshwaram include Kanayi Kunhiraman, Kavya Madhavan and Sanusha
While Malayalam and English are the predominant languages spoken in this area, other communities such as the Gowda Saraswat Brahmins, who speak Konkani, also live there in large numbers.
Notable personalities[edit]
- Kavya Madhavan - Cine Actress
- Sanusha -Cine Actress
The national highway passing through Nileshwaram connects to Mangalore in the north and Calicut in the south. The nearest railway station is Nileshwar on Mangalore-Palakkad line. There are airports at Mangalore and Calicut. Nileshwar Railway Station (Code:NLE) is a major railway station serving the town of Nileshwar in the Kasaragod District of Kerala. It lies in the Shoranur - Mangalore Section of the Southern Railways. The station has 2 platforms and 4 tracks. Trains halting at the station connect the town to prominent cities in India such as Thiruvananthapuram, Kochi, Chennai, Kollam, Kozhikode, Coimbatore, Mangalore, delhi and so forth
- Govt.Taluk Hospital Vallikkunnu,Nileshwar
- Thejaswini Hospital Nileshwar
- NKBM hospital Nileshwar
- Govt. district Ayurveda hospital Padannakkad
- Govt. Homoeo hospital Nileshwar
- homeo dispensery, palichon road
Educational Organizations[edit]
- Rahjas Highesr secondary school Nileshwar
- Dr. P.K. Rajan Memorial Campus, Nileshwar
- Nehru arts and science college padannakkad, Nileshwar
- Govt Agricultural College padannakkad, Nileshwar
- SNDP arts and science college kalichanadukkam, Nileshwar
- E.K. Nayanar Memorial Government college Elerithattu,Via Nileshwar
- Mahatma College of Education, Pandikot, Nileswar
- Sanathana arts and science college College Nileshwar
- Govt VHSC Kottappuram Nileshwar
- Chinmaya Vidyalaya Nileshwar
- GHSS kakkat,Bengalam Nileshwar
- GHSS Chayyom, Nileshwar
- GHSS Uppilikai
- St Peters Icse School Nileshwar
Temples in and around Nileshwaram[edit]
There are many temples situated in and around Nileshwaram.
- Thaliyil Shiva Temple (Neelakandeswara Temple)
Believed to be enshrined by Sree Parasurama, the temple played a role in shaping the history of Nileshwaram. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Malabar Dewaswom (Governing body of all temples in Malabar) has undertaken this temple.
- Alingal sree Bhadra kali Temple, Azhithala, Thaikadapuram, Nileshwar
It is the only kali temple in Nileshwar
- Benkana Kavu
The Benkana Kavu is situated in the centre of Nileshwaram. It is the site of the 'kanhiram' tree which attracts thousands of devotees from in and around the Kasaragod district. Devotees from Tulu Nadu to the Valapattanam River give respect to the kavu for its devotional power. The mysterious lamps of the kanhiram tree are lit on Tuesdays and Fridays after 10:00. Devotees believe the prosperity of the neighbouring district is mainly because of the presence of the god in Benkanakav. The Theyyam festival is held at the Bengana kavu every second year.
- Sri Vettaykkorumakan Temple
This temple is situated at Padinhattom Kozhuval, The cultural center of Nileshwar. This temple is dedicated to Lord Vettakkorumakan. Lord Sasta also worshiped here. This is considered as ancient temple of nileshwar. Lord Vettakkorumakan is the son of Lord Shiva. This temple is related to Thaliyil Shiva Temple and Mannampurath Kavu. During 'Utsav'(Annual Celebration in temple) occasion Lord Shiva will come to see his child. This special occasion is known as 'Koodikazhcha'. In ancient times this temple was with Nileshwar Rajas.
- Aryakkara Bhagavathy Temple
Situated near Main Bazar. The temple's west side boundary is Nileshwaram puzha (Nileshwaram river).
- Pallikkara Sree Bhagavathi Temple
The Pallikkara Bhagavathi temple is one of the important temples in Nileshwar-Pallikkara. This temple is dedicated to Vanadurga (Sree Parvathi). Vanashasthavu, Ganapathy and Narasimhamoorthi also worshiped here. There are three festivals in this temple per year. The most important one among them is "Karthikolsavam". This festival is celebrated three days in Vrischikam starting from "Thrukarthika" day. The other festivals are Nine days Pooram in Meenam and two days Kaliyattam in the same month."Thidambunritham" is performed in all three days of karthikolsavam and first and last day of pooram. The other Seven days of pooram "Thiruvayudham Ezhunnallath" is performed."Pooram Kuli" is performed in the night and it is very rare in Pooram festivals of North malabar. The last day of karthika and pooram festivals "Kottumpurathulsavam" performed and "Ezhunnallath" come from all sub temples meet Bhagavathi. The theyyams performed in kaliyattam are Vishnumoorhi, Dhandiyanganath Bhagavathi, Padarkulangara Bhagavathi, Rakthachamundi, Cheriya Bhagavathi and Anthiyanangum Bhootham. The sub temples of pallikkara Bhagavathi temple are Kottappuram Vaikunda kshethtram, Kenamangalam kazhakam, Palere keezhil vishnumoorthi kshethram, Kanathadu vishnumoorthi kshethram, Kottilangat Bhagavathi kshethram, Kunhippulikkal vishnumoothi kshethram and Achamthuruthi Balagogulam.
- Arayakkil Sree Veerabhadraswami temple
This temple is about 1 km east of Nileshwar Railway station and 1.5 km from the bus stand. The Vaarshikolsavam is conducted every year with thidambunritam on the second Monday of Vrischikam (at the end of November). The devotees come to pray to the Deity, especially on Mondays. In olden days snake-bitten people came to pray and prepare Bhajana for at least twelve days and performed devotions get relief from the poison. This was the only remedy at that time. People who suffer from fits such as rabies would also pray for relief at this temple. This temple is considered[by whom?] as VISHA HAARY. The Bhasma or vibhoothi given from this temple was the medicine. The puja in this temple is prepared by the family members of Arayakkil Perikamana Illom, an ancient family that came from Badiadka 300 years ago. The Naveekarana Kalasam was conducted 9 to 14 February 2003 (1178 Makaram 26 to Kumbham 2nd) by Brahmasree Koramangalam Damodaran Nambudiri
- Suvarnavalli Vishnu Temple
Suvarnavalli Shri Maha Vishnu Temple, more commonly known as Choornnolli temple, is located in the Suvarnavalli area of Pattena. The main deity here is Lord Vishnu. The temple has attracted a lot of worshippers in recent years. The temple well does not dry up, even on the peak summer days of unusually hot years. The temple opens in the morning and evening for puja. The annual festival of Ulsavam includes Thidambu Nrutham and special pujas.
- Kadanjathoor Sree Krishna Temple
This temple presents the utmost divinity with its large pond. It isonsidered to be the birthplace of Sree Krishna. The temple had a rich past before the invasion of Tipu Sultan. The temple is presently in a poor state due to neglect, but devotees expect the revival of the temple, surpassing all other Krishna temples, mainly because of its rich past.
- Mannanpurathu Kavu (Chathayamangalam Temple)
Mannampurathu Kavu, also known as Chadayamangalam Baghavathi Temple, is filled with trees in the centre of the town. The temple's history is related to the notorious Mannan and his assassination by Mannampurath Baghavathi. The temple tells the story of the migration of Nair families to Nileshwar from the South. They invited a non-vegetarian priestly class to do the rituals of the temple. During the Pooram festival a large number of devotees come to the temble and worship the Thidamp and get the blessings of Kavilamma, Eruvattachan and Mailittachan.
- Anjootambalam Veerkavu
This temple hosts the Movalamkuzhi Chamundi Theyyam, Saliya porat, and Pooram festival. This is the sacred place of the Saliya caste in and around Nileshwaram. Residents of the temple make cotton clothes.
- Thattacherry Vadayanthoor Kazhakam Templ
This temple is situated behind Nileshwar Railway Station in Thattacherry where the goldsmith community lives. Mathsyavatharam, one of the ten Avatars of lord Vishnu, is worshiped here. During the Vishukkaliyattam festival in April (Medam), Palott Daivam theyyam is performed. The ornaments and attire of the theyyam are made of gold and silver.
- Cheerma Kavu
Natives worship Sree Kurumba Bagavathi to cure chicken pox and other communicable diseases.
- Sree Muthappan Temple Nileshwar
An elder member of the Koroth family regularly visited the place now known as the Muthappan temple. He was a famous scholar and got the title Ezhuthachan for his commendable achievement as a teacher. He drank madhu (toddy), the liquor fermented from coconut sap, a kind of intoxicating drink. Before drinking his madhu, he poured a few drops of madhu on a nearby jackfruit tree as an offering for the god Muthappan. He regularly repeated the practice. Several years after the death of the scholar the natives experienced serious troubles and called upon an astrologer for assistance. The astrologer revealed that as a result of the regular practice of giving madhu to the tree, the god Muthappan started residing there. After the death of the scholar, he no longer got madhu, and in a fit of pique, began creating disturbances. Then the natives erected a Muthappan temple there. The Koroth family got the right of koymma (patron) of the temple. The divine jackfruit tree stood in the miidle of the temple since 1993. The growth of the tree demolished the earlier structure. The newly erected temple is situated in the place where the jackfruit tree stood.
- Shaasta Temple
This temple represents Sabarimala, and people who go on pilgrimage to Sabarimala often do rituals here. Like Sabarimala, the temple is located in a dense forest and there is a small stream flowing nearby. Although the temple was consecrated in 2005, an older temple was on the site that had a rich past but fell into neglect over the millennia. This temple has a link with the Saasthamangalam Chathothappan Temple dedicated to Shiva located nearby.[1]
- Saasthamangalam Chathothappan Temple
This temple is dedicated to Chathothappan (Lord Shiva). Although the current temple has only been in existence for about 20 years, the temple has a rich history. The original temple at the site was built 3,000 years ago and the temple fell into disrepair a few times. In the recent past, remains of the old temple including Vigrahams (idols) were found.[2]
- Muchilot Bhagavathi Temple Puthukai
Muchilot Bhagavathi is one of the most popular deities worshipped in northern Kerala. There is a practice for providing food to thousands of devotees in connection with Muchilot Bhagavathi. A highly decorative figure of Muchilot Bhagavathi attracts devotees and people of aesthetic sense. In Cherukunnu and Kannapuram Muchilot Bhagavathi Theyyam is performed annually. Other places of worship the Muchilot Bhagavathi Theyyam is only performed at intervals ranging from several years to twelve years. At Kayyur, near Nileshwaram, the ceremony was performed in January 2008 after an interval of 47 years. Ramanthali, near Payyanur, also hosted the Muchilot Bhagavathi Perumkaliyattam in January 2008. The Perumkaliyattam at Muyyam near Taliparamba was held in December 2007.
- Pallikkara Sree Kuruvat Chodachan Madam Vettaykkorumakan Temple
Sree Kuruvat Chodachan Madam is dedicated to Lord Vettaykkorumakan and Oorpazhashi Daivam. According to the myth, Vettaykkorumakan and Oorpazhashi Daivam came in this place as nair soldiers. They are guided by Pallikkara Karnamoorthi to Kuruvat Chodachan Valiyaveedu. Vettaykkorumakan daivam placed his sword in Kannikkottil of Kuruvat Chodachan Valiyaveedu. According to his wish the Valiyaveedu is converted to "Madam" and sword as "Prathishta" by Kuruvat Nambiars. The temple is owned by Kuruvat Nambiar Family, who are the most ancient Nair family in North Malabar. This temple is managed by "Kuruvat Achan" also known as "Kuruvat Valiya Kurup" in Nileshwar. The family take decisions from this temple while taking other positions assigned for Kuruvat tharavadu by Chirakkal and Nileshwaram Rajahs like Thaliyil Kodimarathin Keezhil Karyam Parayunnavar in Thaliyil Temple, Kottathu mathilakath swaroopakaryam parayunnavar in Kottam Vettaykkorumakan Temple, Elayadath Karyampara Avakashi and Kuruvat Menokki Nair in Kammadam Bhagavathi Temple. The annual festivals in this temple are "Puthari Kaliyattam" in Vrishchikam and "Ayillyam" in Makaram. The main festival "Thira Kaliyattam" performs in each five years. In puthari kaliyattam the vellattam of "Oorpazhashi daivam" performed several days. Vettaykkorumakan, Oorpazhashi, Valooran daivam, Kannikkkorumakan, Vishnumoorthi,Angakkulangara Bhagavathi, Raktha Chamundi, Puliyoor Kali, Pulikkandan, Veerar Daivangal, Gulikan, Nagarajavu,Nagayakshi and Vanadevathas are worshiped here.
- Cheranathala Sree Vishnumoorthi temple
Cheranathala Sree Vishnumoorthi temple is one of the most popular temple in Nileshwar. Kaliyattam (Theyyam kettu) is performed annually.
- Naramkulangara Sree Mahavishnu Temple
Tourist spots[edit]
Nileshwar is known as paithruka nagariand cultural town of north malabar...
- House boat .... u can enjoy beauty of nileshwar by travelling in house boat.. house boat stations are at Kottappuram, Kadinhimoola, purathekai , and Thaikadapuram
- Nileshwar river , Thejaswini river , karyamkode river views
- Azhithala beach , Nileshwar. . Most beautiful beach and azhimugham.. u can walk through stone which is put across the sea about 1.5 km
- Thaikadapuram beach
- kottencherry hills .... natural beauty .. good for tracking
- Nileshwar palace and thekke kovilakam it is situated at heart of nileshwar town
- kareem's man made forest at parappa , Nileshwar
- water plane coming soon at Nileshwar. . Kottappuram
- kayyur raktha sakshi mandapam
- Nileshwar harbour. ..Thaikadapuram
Resorts and Hotels in Nileshwar[edit]
- Sree Gokulam Nalanda Resorts and wine parlour
- Nileshwar hermitage
- malabar ocean resorts
- kannan beach resort
- Mantra yoga resort
- Hotel Bharath , market road
- vasantha vihar pure veg.. Nh junction and rly stn road
- hotel city.. raja road
- kerala hotel , municipal bus stand
- Indian restaurant,opp municipal bus stand
- Navarathna's Pachamulak , Thottam jun
- Green park , Thottam jun
Photo Gallery[edit]
See also[edit]
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