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A New Scouting Role, for One Year!
Tis the season for all units⦠in the Central Minnesota Council to complete their recharters. Begin the caroling and pass the eggnog. The new committee of Cub Scout Pack 68 is about to learn how it is done. The recharter was one of the things... From A Scoutmaster's Blog 5 hours ago
The Meet and Greet: Committee & Charter Organization
It has been an interesting fall as we work to reorganize the leadership of Cub Scout Pack 68 and carry out the new program. It has also been fun and rewarding. The boys have been telling their parents they are having fun. The parents are commenting... From A Scoutmaster's Blog 1 day ago
Fire Pit Diaries
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Cub Scouts Help Paralyzed Dog Get Moving Again
Cub Scouts Help Paralyzed Dog Get Moving Noah, a 1-year-old Beagle/Dachshund mix, had just hours to live. The poor guy had likely been hit by a car and had lost the use of his back legs. Animal Control workers in Atlanta say he was dragging his... From Inside Boys' Life 2 days ago
Don't Stress Out!
Adult Scout leaders sometimes try to take on too much, try too hard to be perfect or try to out-do one another. Usually, these actions are because we are focusing on our own needs or want others to see what great things we are doing. This kind of... From Bobwhite's Blather 3 days ago
How to Make a Tape Ball for Cub Scout Activities
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Build a Rustic Clothes Rack
Build a Rustic Clothes Rack #boyslife #diy #diyprojects Gather some branches, make a simple frame and create this handy clothes rack. Safety First: Ask an adult to help with tools you haven't used before. Respect private property: Make sure you... From Inside Boys' Life 3 days ago
A New Scoutmaster Chapter Six
This is the sixth of twelve installments in a story that follows a new Scoutmaster, Chuck Grant, attempting to use the patrol method in a troop that has forgotten how. I've based this work of fiction on the stories shared by readers and listeners,... From Scoutmaster Clarke Green 3 days ago
Kansas Scouts Drive in, Camp Out
A long time ago, these things called drive-in movie theaters were super popular. They're still around , but they aren't nearly as common as they used to be. Stick with us, kids. It goes like this: You drive your car into a giant parking lot and... From Inside Boys' Life 3 days ago
New Leader Orientation
Tom sent in this question: The New Leader Meeting for our Pack was basically, read the hand book and ask us any questions. As an Eagle Scout I was able to figure a bunch out on my own and our Den is running strong. However, I see other new leaders... From Scouter Mom 4 days ago
Scouting and Money
A reader asks: I would really like to hear how various troops handle money. While I am certain there is no "one" right way to handle Scouting and money, I feel we can learn from sharing each other's methods. How is the money collected, who... From Scoutmaster Clarke Green 4 days ago
Scout's Project Honors Fallen Police Officer
Scout's Project Honors Fallen Police Officer One day, Boy Scout Clark Jividen from Woodville, Ohio, was speaking with a police officer who was visiting his school. A week later, Clark received some heart-breaking news: the officer had been shot and... From Inside Boys' Life 4 days ago
Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
Review: Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham http://ow.ly/Exeij #legobatman #lego #videogame #boyslife #gamereviews Batman in space? It's not as weird as it sounds. Comicbook creators have been placing superheroes in unusual environments since Batman and... From Inside Boys' Life 4 days ago
A New Scoutmaster Chapter FIve
This is the fifth of twelve installments in a story that follows a new Scoutmaster, Chuck Grant, attempting to use the patrol method in a troop that has forgotten how. I've based this work of fiction on the stories shared by readers and listeners,... From Scoutmaster Clarke Green 5 days ago
The BSA Fieldbook: It's Pretty Darn Good
The BSA Fieldbook: It's Pretty Darn Good We've all know for awhile that the BSA Fieldbook , officially called Fieldbook: Scouting's Manual of Basic and Advanced Skills for Outdoor Adventure, is a pretty useful resource. It seems some other folks... From Inside Boys' Life 5 days ago
A Day in the Life
I have been pretty quiet on the social front, not a lot to say, but I have some things to talk aboutâ¦Here is an excerpt that I posted on Google + a month ago. On October 9th, our family's lives changed forever. We were awoken at 4:15 AM to... From True North Scouting 5 days ago
Traditional Scouting 101 the Challenge of the Wilderness
[N.B. This is the third post in a series on this blog called "Traditional Scouting 101". It builds logically on the previous articles. If you haven't read them yet, you can do so here: Part 1 , Part 2 . Thank you for reading! Please take a moment... From Scouting Rediscovered 5 days ago
Podcast 244 Listen to Your Scouts
Listen to your Scouts⦠and you'll hear lots of answers! I discuss listening in this week's "Scoutmaster in Seven Minutes or Less". In the email segment of this podcast we answer questions about activities that fulfill more than one... From Scoutmaster Clarke Green 6 days ago
The New Troop Committee Guidebook
You may not have noticed, but earlier this year the Scout shops and Supply Division replaced the Troop Committee Guidebook with a new edition. The previous version, item 34505B, was originally published in 1998 and was reprinted several times since... From Bobwhite's Blather 6 days ago
B.P.'s Blog Retention of the Elder Scout
During his lifetime Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the worldwide Scouting movement, wrote many books and articles directed to Scouters. Each Sunday I'll publish a selection from his writings in the hope that you'll draw inspiration and... From Scoutmaster Clarke Green 1 week ago
GoLite Gone :-(
Do you remember what it felt like when Mighty Casey struck out? "Oh, somewhere in this favored land the sun is shining bright; The band is playing somewhere, and somewhere hearts are light, And somewhere men are laughing, and somewhere children... From Scoutmaster Musings 1 week ago
When It Comes to Building Igloos, Troop 392 in Normandy Park, Washington, Knows Where to Find...
When it comes to building igloos, Troop 392 in Normandy Park, Washington, knows where to find paradise. Almost every winter since 2000, the troop has sent Scouts to Paradise - a popular recreation area on the southern slope of Mount Rainier - to... From Inside Boys' Life 1 week ago
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To be fair, the Spanish Fly bit was apart of many comedians routines until the early 80's. And the allegations that women would become hot and bothered by the dried bodies of these beetles is false. It was just an urban legend.
When I saw John McCain's interview on Fox News yesterday criticizing Rand Paul's position on Arming the Syrian Rebels and asserting that he has vetted thousands of Syrian Rebels during his 1-day trip to Syria in 2013. My first thoughts was Sheeeiiiiiiiit.
Cell phone video taken by Ferguson resident Piaget Crenshaw and shown by CNN on Monday provides more footage of the aftermath of the Michael Brown shooting.
Yousef Munayyer is the executive director of The Jerusalem Fund for Education and Community Development. You would assume he would be given the respect he deserve as an advocate for Musim/Human rights in the Middle East? If you thought yes, you would be wrong.
This video is disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised.
1. George Washington; Presidency: 1789-1797; State: VA
Joe Scarborough miss quotes AG Eric Holder, then he wants to move on after he gets called out by Eugene Robinson. How about apologizes for the miss quote and then move on.
On Thursday health officials confirmed that 8 million people selected private health plans from October 1 through April 19. (Click to Tweet!) See the charts below for a breakdown of what that means in term
This morning I took a look at the different tweets from the party leadership (Democrats and Republicans). You will notice something very interesting about Mitch Mcconnell's tweet. He doesn't mention Healthcare. Why is that?
Listen up Moderate Democrats and Far Right Republicans. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) will never ever, ever be repealed. Why? Let me break it down! Right now 5 million people have signed up for healthcare insurance with the ACA.
In 2010, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services estimated Obamacare would "collectively reduce the number of people with employer-sponsored health coverage by about 14 million." CBS News reports on two small business owners who are cancelling their worke
In politics, there are good ways to handle the media and there are bad ways to handle the media. Lets see how Toronto's Mayor, Rob Ford handles the media. You may want to look away, but you can't.
Is our media that naive to think that Germany, England, Israel and other "friendly nations" aren't spying on there great ally the United States? Of course they are and they should be. Spying isn't always about hurting your enemy.
It has become apparent that House Speaker John Boehner has lost control of House Republicans. So the question becomes what should he do? From my estimation the speaker has two options.
It seem like the media is too busy building a narrative that these terrorist are Muslim than searching for the truth. Currently there's no evidence that either man is Muslim but for some reason the media keep trying to tie this terrorist attack to Islam. Why?
We live under the false notion in the United States that if we just assert ourselves into the situation we can control the out come. This notion isn't new, we can look at Egypt as a classic case of national overconfidence.
Atwater: You start out in 1954 by saying, "Nigger, nigger, nigger." By 1968 you can't say "nigger" — that hurts you. Backfires. So you say stuff like forced busing, states' rights and all that stuff.


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Fifth Harmony
On Thursday's episode of The X Factor, one of the final four acts was sent home, while viewer votes sent the other three on to next week's final. Who made it through, and was the right act eliminated? Keep reading to find out.
L.A. Reid
Another spot is opening up on The X Factor judges table.
After undergoing a major overhaul for the singing competition's current season, L.A. Reid will be exiting the show to devote more time to his day job as chairman of Epic Records, according to The Hollywood Reporter. "I have the utmost respect for....
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Carly Rose Sonenclar
It's all up to the audience now.
The final four contestants on The X Factor sang their hearts out Wednesday night for a spot in next week's final, and audience votes alone will determine which act gets eliminated on Thursday night and which three will advance — with no sing-off or judges' votes to decide. Additionally, the show isn't going to reveal the rankings of the Top 3, meaning that viewers won't know who the frontrunner is heading into the finals.
For the second week in a row, the acts each performed two songs — one of their choosing and one selected by them and their mentor (though Demi Lovato is the one judge with no contestants remaining). Here's a breakdown of each performance.
Diamond White
And then there were four!
Two more contestants were eliminated from The X Factor Thursday night, with four making it through to next week's semifinals. Did Tate Nation give Tate Stevens the votes he needed to reclaim the top spot from Carly Rose Sonenclar? Did CeCe Frey survive another week? And which acts had to go head-to-head to stay in the competition? Read on to find out.
Viewers got a double dose on The X Factor Wednesday night, with each of the remaining six acts performing two songs — the first an unplugged number, and the second a song chosen by viewers — as they attempt to move into next week's semifinals. For the audience-chosen performances (a.k.a. the "Pepsi Challenge" — yay sponsorship!), viewers weighed in not only on the song choice, but also on everything from the act's wardrobe to the stage lighting. Suffice it to say, we hope the show goes back to having the judges make these decisions next week.
So, which two contestants should be sent home on Thursday's show? Here's a breakdown of their performances:
Alicia Keys
Alicia Keys is on fire! Britney rocks a fedora! And two more acts go home on Thursday's The X Factor. How does it all play out? Let's take a look:
The Top 8 finalists on The X Factor tackled chart-topping songs Wednesday, knowing that Thursday they'll face another double elimination on Fox's singing show. With only a fraction of a percent separating the Top 4 contestants after last week's show, the competition is getting fierce.
Also getting fierce? The banter between judges Simon Cowell and Demi Lovato, with Lovato not responding well to Cowell's criticisms of her contestants, and chiding him about everything from his age to his bachelor status. Cowell responded by telling the 20-year-old that he had sold more than 300 million records in his career. (Snap!)
The X Factor
Another week of The X Factor, another chance to hate on CeCe Frey.
The 21-year-old postal room worker has inspired more loathing than judge Simon Cowell this season, falling to the bottom of the Rankings of Shame twice ever since viewers started voting. During last week's results, when she was saved from elimination by the judges again, Cowell acknowledged that even they have given her a "hard time" on the show. If the judges can't back her, why should America?
Lyric 145
Lyric 145 was sent home from The X Factor during Divas Night two weeks ago, and frontwoman Lyric Da Queen implied afterwards that the group's elimination was due in large part to the fact that they weren't allowed to perform the song they originally had prepared. Now, viewers can judge for themselves whether that was the case.
Thanksgiving wasn't all about the turkey and stuffing for the 10 X Factor finalists, two of whom were sent home Thursday night. Keep reading to find out who got cut — and whether Tate Stevens finished in first place for the third week in a row.
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Jingle Bell 5K Run/Walk for Arthritis
Date: Saturday, December 6, 2014 - 10:00 a.m.
Montford Recreation Center
Asheville, NC
Celebrate the holiday season and help raise money for arthritis research with the Jingle Bell 5K in Montford. Over 300 runners and walkers participate each year where you never know what kind of costumes you will see or the kind of weather you will run.
Info/Registration: Event Page
2013 Results: Overall & Age Group
2012 Results: Overall & Age Group
2011 Results: Overall & Age Group
2010 Results: Overall & Age Group
9th Annual Shamrock 5K/10K
Date: Saturday, March 14, 2015
Asheville Catholic School
Asheville, NC
Registration Opens January 1, 2015
Info: Website
2013 Results:
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Bear Wallow Beast 5K
Date: Sunday, May 3, 2015
Gerton, NC
Registration Opens January 1, 2015
Info: Event Page
The fiercest 5K around returns with the Bear Wallow Beast 5K in Gerton (28735), just south of Asheville. Runners will climb 1,400 feet to the finish line where they will enjoy music and a cold beer (21+ runners get one free). Food vendors will also be on-site. Proceeds benefit the Carolina Mountain Land Conservancy.
MTA Lake James Triathlon & Duathlon
Date: Saturday, May 16, 2015
Lake James State Park - Marion, NC
The first mountain multisport event of the season is at Lake James for the MTA Lake James Triathlon & Duathlon. Individuals and teams are welcome for this event that includes a lake swim, road bike and trail runs.
- 750 meter swim
- 22 mile bike
- 5K trail run
- 3.1 mile run
- 22 mile ride
- 5K run
Registration Opens December 1, 2014
Info: Event Page
2014 Triathlon - Athenas & Clydesdales
Downhill at Dawn Half Marathon
Date: Saturday, June 6, 2015 - 6:01 a.m.
Ridgecrest Conference Center
Black Mountain, NC
Downhill at Dawn Half Marathon – The Ridgecrest Conference Center in Black Mountain is the start line for this downhill half marathon that takes runners on a combination of paved and forested gravel roads from Ridgecrest to Old Fort. Starting at 6:01 AM, runners escape the heat of June and the crowds of city races. Capped at only 500 runners, this race has sold out the past four years.
Info/Results: Event Page
2013 Photo Gallery courtesy of Christopher Graphics
Friends of Earth Fare 5K
Date: Saturday, June 13, 2015
Carrier Park
Asheville, NC
Earth Fare welcomes runners for this benefit of their foundation at Asheville's Carrier Park. You know if Earth Fare is involved there will be good food and the prizes are some of the best around.
Info/Results: Event Page
Enka Triathlon at Biltmore Lake
Date: June 20, 2015 - 8:00 a.m.
Biltmore Lake Community
Asheville, NC
Registration Now Open!
Asheville's only open water triathlon returns to scenic Biltmore Lake for the Enka Triathlon at Biltmore Lake. Part of the North Carolina Triathlon Series, this event draws athletes from across the Southeast and will reach its race capacity of 350.
Information: Events Page
2013 Results:
Athenas, Clydesdales & Master Clydesdales
Highland Night Flight
Date: Saturday, July 11, 2015 - 8:00 p.m.
Asheville, North Carolina
Info/Results: Race Site
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The Scream Half Marathon
Date: Saturday, July 18, 2015 - 8:00 a.m.
Jonas Ridge, North Carolina
The Scream Half Marathon has earned a cult following among runners in just four short years. Held on US Forest Service roads, this race falls 2100 feet as it meanders from Jonas Ridge, NC to Mortimer. Shuttles will take you to the start line and from the finish line to your cars and post race celebration at the Brown Mountain Beach Resort. Registration is limited to 350 participants.
Info/Results: Event Page
Lake Logan Multi-Sport Festival
Date: August 8-9, 2015
Lake Logan Episcopal Center, Canton, NC
Registration Now Open!
Lake Logan Half - Saturday, August 8 : Event Page
Lake Logan International Triathlon - Sunday, August 9: Event Page
Lake Logan Sprint Triathlon - Sunday, August 9 Event Page
Maggie Valley Moonlight Run
Date: August 23, 2015 - 8:30 p.m.
Maggie Valley Fairgrounds - Maggie Valley, NC
Registration Opens January 1, 2015
Asheville Running Experience
ARX Half Marathon * Asheville Brewing Super Hero 5K * Chasing Trail 8K * Funktastik Fun Run * The Incredible Asheville Urban Odyssey
Date: September 5-6, 2015
Asheville, NC
Registration Opens December 1, 2014
Southcliff Black & Blue Trail Classic
Date: Saturday, September 19
Southcliff Asheville
The private trails of the Southcliff community in Fairview beckon you to run them with either the 6.5-mile Black race or 2.6-mile Blue race. This race features the best prizes and post-race party of any in the area including a catered lunch and beer.
Info/Results: Event Page
Cherokee Harvest Half Marathon & 5K
Date: October 3, 2015
Cherokee, North Carolina
Registration Opens January 1, 2015
Information: Event Page
The Power of Pink
Date: October 24, 2015
Haywood Regional Health & Fitness Center, Clyde, NC
Haywood County's premier breast cancer event returns for year number eight providing screening's and follow up testing for the county's underserved women. Since its inception the event has provided testing for almost 400 women. The event features a 5K run, honor walk and the return of the Pink Relay.
2014 5K Overall 2014 5K Age Group 2014 Pink Relay
2013 5K Overall 2013 5K Age Group
2012 5K Overall 2012 5K Age Group
2011 Pink Relay 2011 4-Mile Overall 2011 4-Mile Age Groups
2010 Pink Relay 2010 4-Mile Overall 2010 4-Mile Age Groups
Super Heroes 5K
Date: November 8, 2014
Asheville Pizza & Brewing - Coxe Avenue, Asheville, NC
Glory Hound Events is proud to assume management of the famous Super Hero's 5K. Owned by Asheville Pizza & Brewing, this afternoon 5K is known for its zany costumes and characters and raises money for great organizations in the city.
Info/Results: Race Web Site
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20 Singers' Real Names Revealed
There are more than a few lauded singers with stage names so normal that you'd be surprised to find out it was all for show.
There are more than a few lauded singers with stage names so normal that you'd be surprised to find out it was all for show.
R&B crooner Frank Ocean has been relatively quiet but his absentee father is causing a stir. According to TMZ, the singer's dad, Calvin Cooksey, has slapped Russell Simmons with a whopping $142 million lawsuit.
Frank Ocean raised some questions about the Ferguson situation in his short write-up on his Tumblr blog.
Frank Ocean has parted ways with his longtime management firm and PR team ahead of releasing his sophomore album.
Beyonce, Kanye West, Janelle Monae, Rihanna and more bring glamor to 2014 Met Ball.
The wait is over. Two years after his seminal album 'Channel Orange,' Frank Ocean is working on his sophomore follow-up.
That fight outside a recording studio last January is still coming back to haunt Chris Brown.
Frank Ocean is not feeling well. The Grammy Award-winning crooner was forced to cancel his sold-out Australian tour after suffering from vocal problems at his concert launch in Melbourne on Thursday (July 25).
R&B crooner Frank Ocean has announced dates for his You're Not Dead tour. Yay! But it's only in Canada and Europe. Aww. That's a bummer for his die-hard fans in the U.S.


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Mariachi: Lessons in music — and life | Sarah Stuteville
A high-school program called Mariachi Huenachi in Wenatchee is not only producing fine music, it's helping students do better in school.
Special to The Seattle Times
What is the best way to increase college acceptance rates at a high school where half the students live in poverty? Teach them to play Mariachi music.
Wenatchee High School, a low-slung brick building framed by the toothy spires of Saddle Rock, is one of the largest high schools in the state. Deep in "apple country," 40 percent of students here are Hispanic. Fifty percent qualify for free or reduced-cost lunches — a standard measure of poverty in public schools.
"Their parents don't always have what they need. Some of them don't have a computer or access to a computer," says Ramon Rivera, director of "Mariachi Huenachi," a program at Wenatchee High School that teaches students (many with parents originally from Mexico) to play a type of traditional Mexican folk music.
It might be hard to understand how a music class can help students do better in school, especially when so many are struggling to get their basic needs met. But Mariachi Huenachi is more than just a music program, something that becomes evident as soon as you watch one of the daily rehearsals.
At first glance, the painted cinder-block classroom looks like any chaotic high-school scene: Students gossip in clusters and shout at each other from across the room. But once the trumpets start blaring, and strumming on the tiny vihuela guitar begins , it's pure performance.
I watched in awe as a 15-year-old boy belted out a ranchera in a voice so deep and sure — so full of bravado — I couldn't believe it was coming from a teenager.
And he was in the intermediate group. The program (numbering 100 students in all) has beginning and intermediate musicians all vying for one of the 25 slots in Mariachi Huenachi — the students that perform around the region and don "the blue suit," a reverent term for the traditional silver-embroidered outfit issued only to the most advanced mariachis.
Despite the high-quality music these students are trained to produce, Rivera is quick to explain that the power of Mariachi Huenachi is in teaching life skills such as discipline, leadership and confidence.
"We teach them that you have to sell yourself, or someone else will get that job or that slot at the university or that scholarship," says Rivera, who grew up among musicians in Los Angeles and moved to Eastern Washington to oversee this music program eight years ago. "I want them to have the total package."
And it's working. Rivera says college-attendance rates are up and that all 10 seniors in Mariachi Huenachi this year are going on to four-year colleges in the fall.
Bruce Cardenas, 18, is among them, but he wasn't always sure he was college bound. He says that when he was a freshman, his grades were poor and he was often getting in trouble at school. Rivera's encouragement helped him turn things around.
"He said, 'Hey, if you're going to be in Mariachi you can't be doing that,' " says Cardenas, remembering a talking-to from Rivera. "And I realized that I needed to fix myself if I was going to do anything in my life. That nobody would take me seriously [if I didn't]."
Cardenas will attend the University of Washington, where he wants to study education and law. He'll be the first in his family to attend a four-year university.
Cardenas says that cultural pride — his parents are originally from Michoacán, Mexico — has a lot to do with how connected he feels to Mariachi music.
Rivera agrees that Mariachi Huenachi has helped make Mexican culture more visible and celebrated in a school and a region that can feel ethnically segregated. Rivera is particularly proud that the program has recently attracted a few non-Hispanic students: evidence that his beloved Mariachi music is for everyone.
"Now if you think of the Northwest, and you think of what is the capital of Mariachi music, immediately think Wenatchee," says Rivera. "That's where the Mariachis are."
Just look for the blue suits.
Sarah Stuteville is a multimedia journalist and co-founder of The Seattle Globalist, www.seattleglobalist.com, a blog covering Seattle's international connections. Sarah Stuteville: email@example.com. Twitter: @SeaStute
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Dan and Alan discuss '24,' 'Louie,' the 'Parks and Recreation' finale and more
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A Merge, a missed birthday and trail mix yield drama in a weak episode
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Take Me To The Pilots '14: Preamble
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Take Me To The Pilots '14: NBC's 'Allegiance'
Just because it feels a lot like 'The Americans' doesn't make it bad
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We're on to midseason with CBS' new drama from Vince Gilligan and David Shore
Aug 30, 2014
Recap: 'The Amazing Race' - 'I Feel Like I Just Kissed a Goat'
The teams stay in Morocco where good directions are hard to find
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About 8.1 million low-income children participated in the federal school breakfast program in the 2006-07 school year, an increase of 5 percent over the prior school year, but still a lower participation rate than it should be, concludes an analysis by a anti-hunger advocacy group.
Among low-income children who qualify for free or reduced-price meals at school, about 45 children eat breakfast for every 100 children who have lunch, said the Washington-based Food Research and Action Center.
The action center believes that an achievable goal is to have 60 children eating a free or reduced-price breakfast for every 100 who eat a free or reduced-price lunch.
New Mexico has the highest proportion of low-income children eating school breakfast, with 61 children having breakfast for every 100 who receive lunch. Illinois has the lowest participation rate with about 33 children receiving breakfast for every 100 who get lunch.
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IDF forces arrest 11 Palestinians overnight in West Bank
Barkat: My goal is to be able to respond within one minute to any security incident
Touting the management of Gaza war reporting
Labor MK Shai mocks Israeli threat to Iran
EXCLUSIVE: IDF c'tee reimposes multiple life sentences on Schalit deal rearrested Palestinians
Coalition in turmoil after cabinet approves controversial 'Jewish state bill'
Ministers okay poverty panel's recommendations
Deri: We won't join government until after next elections
Galilee man arrested for joining Islamic State
Sharp rise in additional, private health insurance costs
Health Scan: BGU course makes med students more empathetic
The toilet taboo
Pro-public health advocates battle against private-medicine lobbying and ad campaign
From Silicon Valley to Silicon Wadi
'Leviathan gas reservoir to begin flowing by early 2018'
New kid's Israeli archaeology game launched for iPhone
Green Knesset advances as MKs replace paper with iPads
Funeral Monday for Israel Zamir, only son of Isaac Bashevis Singer
Festival review: Curtain Up 2014
JEST's grand finale
A taste Of Poland
Jerusalem still perfect after tough battle in Rishon
Sakhnin edges Beitar in subdued showdown
Rishon's credentials to come under scrutiny vs J'lem
Vermut clinches dramatic win for Hapoel TA
Analysis: Will controversial 'Jewish state bill' shake up Netanyahu's coalition?
Turkish governor's wish to morph synagogue into museum raises ire
Nazi-looted art collection may find new home in Switzerland
Ukrainian president to mark Auschwitz liberation in Prague
Reform to ease accreditation of immigrant professionals
A View from Down Under: Anti-Semitism rising in NZ
PA delays Palestinian statehood bid at UN
Analysis: When the West and Arab nations differ
Iran seeks a second political framework as historic nuclear talks stall
Iran and world powers set to miss nuclear talks deadline, seek extension, sources say
Egypt would send troops to future Palestinian state if all parties agree, Sisi says
Think About It: National unity and a national unity government
Terra Incognita: Murder, tourism and loving Islamic State
November 24: A modest soul
Berlin: Stumbling Stones and street art
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Wishful doing
Cinema of reconciliation
On the volcano's edge
Knowledge, power and abuse
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Veterans: Keeping an ear out for change
Book Review: Written from his heart
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Who is your God?
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Recognizing Palestine – anomalies and ambiguities
Dacca fighting New Delhi's war too
A war for the soul of Israel's Arab community
Iran and the West – how big a gap?
A song for Cheshvan: 'The Eucalyptus Grove'
דְיוֹקְנְאוֹת תַרְבּוּת
מָה הַסִיפּוּר?
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Har Nof in flames
Q&A with a Guatemalan combat soldier
Meet the Ambassador: No longer a conference diplomat
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Grapevine: The highest accolade of all
The secret of Jewish survival
Tempête au sein de la coalition
Crise de confiance
Qui prendra la relève de Mahmoud Abbas ?
Arafat, Abbas, même combat ?
Daniel Oren, maestro d'Israël, d'Italie et d'ailleurs !
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Le dernier kibboutz
La course aux étoiles
Les mordus du français
On n'invite pas un pyromane à éteindre un incendie
Tuer l'EI dans l'œuf
Le mont du Temple et la guerre sainte de l'islam
Les attentats du lundi 10 novembre vus par la presse française
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Pope Francis condemns Palestinian violence
Last Christian shop-owners in Old City: 'Tourists afraid of the politics'
Kurdish refugees struggle to survive as they outrun Assad's army and ISIS
Discover Ramla from a Christian persepective
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KKL-JNF Awards 2014 Blumberg Prize
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Cornerstone Laid for Sports Rehab Park at Meir Hospital
Mexican Politician and Business Leader Miguel Aleman Velasco Visits KKL-JNF in Jerusalem
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Rehabilitation of the Lower Jordan: Bringing the River Back to Life
Central America Celebrates Independence at the Rabin Center
In his Footsteps: Heritage Excursions in Memory of Yitzhak Rabin
Cleanup Day Activities in Central Israel
International Cleanup Day: Cleaning Together in Northern Israel
KKL-JNF's Eyes in the Forest - The Horshim Forest Green Patrol
Israel Today and Tomorrow: KKL France Mission Visits Israel
Start-up Israel: KKL Italy November Mission Learns about Israel's Past and Future
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PA delays Palestinian statehood bid at UN
Analysis: When the West and Arab nations differ
Iran seeks a second political framework as historic nuclear talks stall
Iran and world powers set to miss nuclear talks deadline, seek extension, sources say
Egypt would send troops to future Palestinian state if all parties agree, Sisi says
Day before Iran nuclear deal deadline, PM says Israel will always defend itself
Iran: Nuclear deal with major powers 'impossible' by deadline
Guantanamo Bay inmate released to Saudi Arabia
Iran nuclear talks: The narcissism of minor differences between the EU and US
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25,000 Gazans to get access to construction materials to rebuild homes
Jordanian PM consoles families of Jerusalem synagogue massacre terrorists
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PA can deal with 'any' gov't seeking two states
PA President Abbas votes 370.
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ºThe Palestinian Authority said Wednesday that it would deal with any Israeli
government that abides by UN resolutions calling for the establishment of a
Palestinian state within the pre-1967 lines with east Jerusalem as its
capital.Reacting to the results of the election, PA spokesman Nabil Abu
Rudaineh said that what the Palestinians care about is that a future Israeli
government accept the two-state solution and halt settlement
construction."This is the way for us to deal with the next Israeli
government, which must choose between peace or the current stalemate, which will
have a negative impact on everyone," Abu Rudaineh said.PA officials
voiced pessimism regarding the prospects of reviving the peace process in wake
of the Israeli election.Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the PLO Executive
Committee, said she did not expect the creation of a "peace coalition" in
Israel."The chances for peace will not increase suddenly," Ashrawi said.
"I don't expect the establishment of a peace coalition or camp in
Israel."Chief PLO negotiator Saeb Erekat also said that the next
government should recognize the two-state solution if it wants peace.No
matter who joins the next coalition, the new government should stop settlement
construction and release all Palestinian prisoners, Erekat said.Hanna
Amireh, another PLO official, said the next coalition should abandon the
policies of the outgoing government in order to achieve peace with the
Palestinians.The results of the vote reflected the "internal crisis in
Israeli society, and the policy of occupation has no future," he
said.Amireh warned that the presence of right-wing parties in the
coalition would damage the policies of any government.Hamas said the
apparent reelection of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu did not bode well for
the future.Osama Hamdan, a senior Hamas official, said that regardless
of who was in power in Israel, "all governments would continue with the
occupation and the suppression of the Palestinians."Hamdan called on the
PA leadership to reconsider its entire strategy toward the peace process with
Israel in light of the results of the election.Hamas spokesman Sami Abu
Zuhri said the decline in support for Likud and other rightwing parties in
Israel "reflected the victory of the Palestinian resistance" during November's
Operation Pillar of Defense in the Gaza Strip.Despite the changes in the
Israeli political map, Israeli parties were in agreement over the continuation
of the "aggression against Palestinians and denying them their rights," he said.
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Kiss has teamed up with Major League Baseball to create a series of 'Dressed to Kill'-themed t-shirts.
Kiss has teamed up with Major League Baseball to create a series of 'Dressed to Kill'-themed t-shirts.
The Melvins frontman has responded to fans who took him to task for bringing up the past behavior of Ace Frehley and Peter Criss.
Ace Frehley has revealed complete track listings for the various configurations of his forthcoming new solo album, 'Space Invader.'
Kiss posted a photo of Def Leppard's Phil Collen wearing Gene Simmons' onstage costume.
Kiss takes on Foreigner in this week's temperature-themed Clash of the Titans.
"They chose to be alcoholics and f----ups, now in doing that they have to face the consequences. Gene Simmons didn't do it, why should he face the consequences?"
When Metallica is ready to retire, James Hetfield says he is against the idea of a 'Farewell' tour.
The Def Leppard guitarist is part of a new experimental treatment for his case of lymphoma.
Bad English was a short-lived supergroup that amalgamated elements of Journey and the Babys into a new, yet decidedly familiar-sounding, platinum blend.
The former Police star says his kids can expect next to nothing from his 300 million dollar estate.
Kiss and Def Leppard kicked off their 40-date summer tour last night in Salt Lake City, Utah. Both groups, particularly Kiss, had some setlist surprises in store for the crowd.
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so we all realize that this is really good right
Album Rating: 4.5yes
wont be my aoty tho i dont think but will definitely be in the list
Digging: Kitty Pryde - FROSTBITE
Album Rating: 3.5Nevermind
Digging: Shade Empire - Omega Arcane
its aoty material
Digging: Hyperdub - Hyperdub 10.4
Album Rating: 4.5short album, ive listend to it 3 times in 5 minutes
I remember when Until the Quiet Comes came out. I had like 500+ plays within like two days. Shit was mad
Not really sure if I like the new one that much atm, which is kind of disappointing/surprising because FlyLo
is one of my favs and I like everything he's put out previous.
Digging: Lil Debbie - Young Bitch
Album Rating: 4.5flylo can be a grower tho, some of his stuff comes off a little abrasive until you get to know it better
i loved it right off first listen tbh but it took until the build up to the kendrick feat song to start to be able to appreciate what the first handful of tracks were building up to
Album Rating: 4.5New FlyLo is excellent, but like Until the Quiet Comes is on a level below Cosmogramma and LA. One of the better records this year but not Aoty IMO. That new Objekt record tho >>
Digging: Viet Cong - Viet Cong
Album Rating: 4.5all of flylos LPs are on an equal level for me
I agree except for 1984, which is basically him impersonating J Dilla.
Album Rating: 4.5*1983
agreed tho thats the only one. still love it tho.
Album Rating: 5.0UTQC took me at least a year to fully appreciate
Album Rating: 4.5top tier material right here. time to check out that new shit soon.
Digging: Emptiness - Nothing but the Whole
Album Rating: 4.5
I agree except for 1984, which is basically him impersonating J Dilla.
Album Rating: 4.5there's nothing wrong with that anyway. and it can be argued that dilla was just impersonating pete rock on some of his stuff so :]
just a fantastic lineage of artists idolizing each other and inspiring each other to be the greatest at what they do
Album Rating: 4.0just dl'd that new new jamming neowwww
Digging: Hail Mary Mallon - Bestiary
Album Rating: 4.5fuckin rights
Album Rating: 5.0Not really a fan of this new style tbh
Digging: The Smith Street Band - Throw Me in the River
Album Rating: 3.5New record is sounding great, could even be my favourite from him
Album Rating: 5.0You're dead is by far his most jazz-like album... i dunno its just not sitting well with me. Its not the smooth beat magic that im used to in flylo
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November 27, 2014
AUSTIN (December 11, 2012)—Gregg Cox, the director of the Travis County district attorney's public integrity unit, said Tuesday he has opened an investigation into the state's troubled $3 billion cancer-fighting agency.
Cox told The Associated Press on Tuesday that the investigation is underway into the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas.
The agency is also under investigation by the Texas attorney general's office after an $11 million grant to a private company did not receive the proper review.
Cox says his office is starting an investigation not knowing "what, if any, crime occurred."
Cox's unit prosecutes crimes related to the operation of state government.
Earlier Tuesday, the institute released a resignation letter from its Executive Director Bill Gimson, who headed the agency since it launched in 2009, but fell under mounting criticism over the recent disclosure that the $11 million award to a private company was never reviewed.
Gimson wrote that he had been "placed in a situation where I can no longer feel effective."
The agency's board must still approve his request to resign.
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Strong storms driven by high winds were moving through the Knoxville metropolitan area, the National Weather Service in Morristown warned.
Lightning strikes and numerous down trees were reported, along with a few injuries sustained by people struck by debris.
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Anderson County households also lost power.
According to the Weather Service, a severe storm warning had been expected to expire at 6:45 p.m. for Knox, Blount, Sevier and Monroe counties.
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Winds topping 70 mph were possible as the storm line moved from the northeast toward the southwest, from northeast Tennessee over our region.
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(Thoughts About Being Human)
Our creativity: Our capacity to create works of art and music is enormous and largely untapped. Every person is innately highly creative. Only hurtful experiences, sometimes involving competition, and persistent messages that "only some people are artists" block out natural creative urges.
Our children: Human babies are fully complete, only small and lacking experience. They want us to help them learn about our world. We want our children's lives to be good. Our society has given us few models of ideal child-rearing, but our natural caring has often seen us through. Our undivided attention is the most valuable thing we can ever give our children (or anyone else). Children get the best perspective on life when we are able to maintain a balance of giving attention to their needs and interests and living our own lives as fully as possible.
Our parents: Our parents wanted our lives to go well, and to be better then theirs. Even the best intentioned of them passed on some of their unresolved irrational behavior. Each new generation solves many of the problems of the last and retains more ability to act rationally.
Our ability to take charge of our lives: Each person, from the time she is born, wants to be in charge of her life. Society has largely thwarted this and taught us to conform and to be controlled. The more we can take steps to regain control of our lives and allow young people to follow their own thinking, the more people will take on the challenges that will make the world better for all.
Our ability to love each other unconditionally: People are naturally loving toward each other. Only hurts limit or distort this natural love. Our capacity to love is limitless, not like a pie with only so much to go around. The more we give love, the more love we have to give.
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Air Jordan 4 "Purple Suede" PE Cleats
November 24, 2014 BY John Kim / 4 5 / 5
Suede uppers on Air Jordans is a popular trend with Macklemore's PEs, but these purple suede joints reach back a decade ago. Featuring a nubuck upper, a patent leather toe-box, a...Read More
Air Jordan 4 Retro Releases For Spring 2015
November 21, 2014 BY Patrick Johnson / 30 3.97 / 5
It's hard to believe, but the year of the Air Jordan 6 has almost come to a close. We're only a month away from the holiday Air Jordan 11 release, and Black Friday is loomi...Read More
OHSU's Finest: Ranking the Doernbecher Jordans
November 20, 2014 BY Patrick Johnson / 51 4.04 / 5
We're currently three days out until this year's crop of Doernbecher Freestyle Nike silhouettes arrive. Of course, the annual Jordan retro is at the forefront as the most c...Read More
A Recap of Sneakerness Amsterdam November 2014
November 19, 2014 BY Darren Griffin / 5 3.17 / 5
The latest installment to Sneakerness took place in Amsterdam this past weekend, highlighting a slew grail worthy sneakers and then some. This massive event hosted over 2000 sneaker a...Read More
Air Jordan 4 Retro "30th Anniversary" – Reflective Laser
November 14, 2014 BY Patrick Johnson / 30 5 / 5
If you can, forget the year of the Air Jordan 6 for a second (it looks like we've only got one more release to go in the Infrared 6s anyways). Can we even call 2015 the year of t...Read More
Air Jordan 4 "Laser" – 30th Anniversary
November 13, 2014 BY Patrick Johnson / 27 5 / 5
Jordan Brand's 30th Anniversary continues to drop gems. 2015 is already a big year for Jordan Brand. Besides Remastering all of their retros in a return to quality at only a $20 ...Read More
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November 11, 2014 BY Patrick Johnson / 45 0 / 5
If the above image featuring a collective of 50 out of 53 colorways of the Nike Air Huarache dating from 1991 to 2012 didn't draw you in, we don't know what will. The UK...Read More
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The Air Jordan 4Lab1 will be releasing in two debut colorways on December 1st, 2014. The Jordan Lab Series has a lot of work to do if initial previews of the exclusive wrapping paper w...Read More
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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- The Anaheim Ducks had gone through many slumps under coach Randy Carlyle, but he had always steered them through a screeching U-turn and back into playoff position. So when they slipped into a funk after a 4-1 start, general manager Bob Murray wasn't initially alarmed.
But when Murray saw players lose hope as often as they lost games, when slumped shoulders and bowed heads became their natural posture, he knew Carlyle could no longer lead them.
"It was just the way we were losing, the body language and how we were losing," Murray said. "I just don't think they believed in themselves anymore and I had never seen that before in six years we've been here."
He first thought of making a change last Sunday after the Ducks coughed up several leads against Chicago and fell flat against Toronto, and the idea solidified Monday after the Washington Capitals fired Bruce Boudreau as their coach. Granted permission by Washington to contact Boudreau, Murray heard an unmistakable enthusiasm the Ducks needed.
"It was time for this group to have a new voice in the locker-room," said Murray, who insisted he acted on his own and not under pressure from owners Henry and Susan Samueli.
Minutes after the Ducks defeated Montreal on Wednesday, Murray fired Carlyle and signed Boudreau to a two-year deal. Orange ball cap jammed on his head, the 56-year-old Toronto native presided over his first practice Thursday at Anaheim Ice with a positive voice that had been missing for too long.
"They've been a really good team. They've just sort of lost their way a little bit," Boudreau said at a news conference. "I told them this morning that I believe in them. I think they're a really good team.
"I wouldn't have done this if I didn't believe they have a really good shot at doing a lot of good things this year. I want them to believe in themselves and if they do, then good things can happen."
He instantly won their approval by reuniting the big line of Bobby Ryan, Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry, a significant move because Murray had said he was listening to trade offers for Ryan. Murray said the coaching switch might be change enough and that he'd "like to settle things down right now," rather than deal the winger who has scored 100 goals the last three seasons.
Boudreau, who made his debut Friday when the Ducks lost 4-3 in overtime to the Philadelphia Flyers at Honda Center, also sketched plans to cycle the puck less and score off the rush more. The promise of more offensive freedom appealed to players who felt constrained by Carlyle's system.
"I think the guys are excited to have him here and you could just tell in practice everybody was ready to go, even in the dressing room," Perry said. "The dressing room just feels a little livelier right now."
Carlyle hasn't commented publicly since his dismissal, and a Ducks spokesman said the former coach requested a few days to retrench. Murray said Carlyle is "a terrific coach and will be a terrific coach again," but he wasn't the right coach for the Ducks anymore.
That's partly an occupational hazard. It's worth noting that of the last 10 Stanley Cup-winning coaches -- a list that includes Carlyle in 2007 -- only Scotty Bowman was with that team more than four seasons at the time he won. Carlyle was the fourth NHL coach fired this season and third this week.
Winger Teemu Selanne, who credited Carlyle with reviving his career in 2005, said he was shocked that Carlyle and assistants Dave Farrish and Mike Foligno were dismissed.
"I thought some players were going to go before the coaches," Selanne said. "It has been a great, long road together so I really felt sorry for those guys. They had to pay the price for what we did on the ice."
Carlyle, gruff and old-school, got a lot out of not much raw material for a while, including a fourth-place finish in the Western Conference last spring. But his words became background noise, his bark ignored.
"I think that over time it's a natural progression for some guys to tune out certain things and maybe not buy in quite as much as they should be," Getzlaf said. "That's on us as players, not on the coach...
"Nobody could really put their finger on why everything was going on and why we couldn't put things together. I thought that Randy was trying different things and trying to get through to us and it just didn't work."
Now, Boudreau gets his chance to fix what's broken.
"This is a team that before the season started, if you read a lot of the clippings, should really contend for the West and Pacific crown and I think they're very capable of doing it," he said. "I want them to believe in themselves. That's the message for today, believing in themselves."
But never forgetting that the clock started Friday for him, and for them.
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Dec 15, 2012I must say that I'm disappointed with Aerosmith. They were my favourite band of all times, I was a lover of the incredible Steven's voice and the great Perry's guitar skills. They still being my favourite band because they have some of the best rock songs ever in history, however this latest album is kind of band. The only two songs that I really like are What Could Have Been Love and Legendary Child. I still don't understand how a band like them is able to create such a terrible song that is Lover A Lot. This album is the worst Aerosmith album till date, but I can't forget the bunch of amazing songs that they made in the past so, I still saying that Aerosmith is a great and stunning band.… Full Review »
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Jan 13, 2013Nothing is special about this album, it CANNOT be compared to Toys in The Attic or Rocks for sure. It's not classic aerosmith IMO at all. It sounds like the 90s bubblegum pop aerosmith on the majority of the album with some folk and bluesy songs thrown in, with maybe ONE song that i can see them calling "old school" but it's nothing special at that even.
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Apart from the thousands of kritis glorifying Lord Rama, gods and other goddesses, saint composer Thyagaraja has composed two music dramas. They are "Prahalada Bhakthi Vijayam" and "Nauka Charithram". Both are known for their rich poetry, robust imagery, and the imperial melody of Thyagaraja. Tradition of poets and composers scripting music dramas prevailed during the days of Thyagaraja. They were called "Yaksha Gana" in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, "Bhagavata Mela" in Tamil Nadu, "Yatra" in West Bengal, and "Bhavana" in Assam. Kuravanji dramas in Tamil Nadu and Gopalakrishna Bharathi's Nandanar Charithram belong to the music-drama category. Melattur Venkatrama Sastrigal, a contemporary of Thyagaraja, who wrote Bhagavata Mela Natakams, Sahaji Maharaja of Thanjavur, Mahapurusha Shankara Devar of Assam, and Jitendra Yogi of Andhra Pradesh, were some of the famous writers of the genre. Saint composer Thyagaraja stands out in one specific aspect. He gave importance to imagination rather than sticking to originals when he composed 'Prahalada Bhakthi Vijayam' and 'Nauka Charithram'.
In 'Prahalada Bhakthi Vijayam', he portrayed vividly the deep devotion of Prahalada without any sequence about Lord Narasimha annihilating Hiranya Kasibu. The intense bhakthi of Prahalada is portrayed. 'Prahalada Bhakthi Vijayam' consists of five chapters, 48 kritis composed in 28 ragas. A few kritis "Sri Ganapathy", "Vasudevayani" and "Vaarithi Neehu" are very popular . In 'Nauka Charithram', the saint composer describes a boat ride by Gopikas in Yamuna River. Nauka Charithram portrays the "surrender of human beings to Lord". Lord Krishna saves the Gopikas when the boat gets rocked by cyclone. Thyagaraja who imagined Lord Rama as a child, warrior, friend, mother, father, and mentor, sang many kritis keeping Him in the position of Kausalya , Dasaratha, Sri Sita, Lakshman, and Lord Hanuman.


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My husband and I received a gift certificate to this establishment. Little did we know just how great it was. Beautiful, quiet, and serine. Two days was not enough. We stayed in one of the cabins that was like home. Decorated very tastefully and immaculate. The grounds are just beautiful. Darin and Bryon are great inn keepers very warm and... More
- Also Known As:
- Chanticleer Guest House Hotel Sturgeon Bay
- Chanticleer Guest House Sturgeon Bay, WI - Door County


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Added Apr 23, 2008
by manee
Blaye Les Mines,...
Apr 28, 2008, 12.53 PMby annika
Great job with matching the plaid.
Apr 23, 2008, 10.10 AMby oonaballoona
beautifully done!
Apr 23, 2008, 07.45 AMby toupinette
très sympa ton short! j'aime beaucoup. Tu as trouvé cela dur à faire?
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