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Kalbelia or Kabeliya is one of the most sensuous dance forms
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Kalbelia tribe[edit]
|Total population
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|Hindi, Marwari
|Alternative names include Sapera, Jogi
The Kalbelias were known for their frequent movement from one place to another in ancient times. Their main occupation is catching snakes and trading snake venom. Hence, the dance movements and the costumes of their community bear a resemblance to that of the serpents. They are also known as Sapera, Jogira or Jogi. They follow Hinduism. They trace their ancestry from Kanlipar, the 12th disciple of Guru Gorakhnath. The largest number of the population of Kalbelias is in Pali district, then Ajmer, Chittorgarh and Udaipur district and Jaipur. They live a nomadic life and have belonged as members of the untouchable caste, shunned by mainstream society.[2][3]
Traditionally, Kalbelia men carried cobras in cane baskets from door
to door in villages while their women sang and danced and begged for
alms. They revere the cobra and advocate non-killing of the reptile.
In the villages, if a snake inadvertently entered a home, then a
Kalbelia would be summoned to catch the serpent and to take it away without killing it. Kalbelias have traditionally been a fringe group in society living in spaces outside the village where they reside in makeshift camps called deras. The Kalbelias move their deras from one place to another in a circuitous route repeated over time. Over the generations, the Kalbelias acquired a unique understanding of the local flora and fauna, and are aware of herbal remedies for various diseases which is an alternative source of income for them.
Since the enactment of the Wildlife Act of 1972, the Kalbelias have been pushed out of their traditional profession of snake handling. Today, performing arts are a major source of income for them and these have received widespread recognition within and outside India. However, performance opportunities are sporadic and since the whole community is not involved in it on a regular basis, many members of the community work in the fields, or graze cattle to sustain themselves.[4]
Kalbelia Dance[edit]
The Kalbelia dance, performed to celebrate any joyful moment in the community, is an integral part of Kalbelia culture. Their dances and songs are a matter of pride and a marker of identity for the Kalbelias and they represent the creative adaptation of this community of snake charmers to changing socioeconomic conditions and their own role in rural Rajasthani society.
See also[edit]
Kamla and sallu nath sapera and party for contact (09784036439)
- Suramnath Kalbelia Sapera
- Gulabo Sapera
- Ghoomar: Ghoomar is a traditional women's folk dance of Rajasthan,
- Rajasthani people
- Rajasthan
- Pushkar Lake:is located in the town of Pushkar in Ajmer district of
the Rajasthan state of western India. Pushkar Lake is a sacred lake of
the Hindus.
- ^ "Kalbelia Folk Dances of Rajasthan".
- ^ Kumar Suresh Singh, B. K. Lavania, D. K. Samanta, S. K. Mandal, N. N. Vyas, Anthropological Survey of India. "Suthar". People of India Vol. XXXVIII. Popular Prakashan. p. 1012.
- ^ Miriam Robertson (1998). Snake Charmers: The Jogi Nath Kalbelias of Rajastan. Illustrated Book Publishers. p. 323. ISBN 81-85683-29-8.
- ^ Nomination File No. 00340 for Inscription on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2010. UNESCO 2010.
External links[edit]
- About culture of Kalbelia by Suramnath Kalbelia Sapera
- Photo essay on the Kalbelias
- Kalbelia costume
- Kalbelia: Rajki-Puran Nath Sapera & Party
- Kamla-Sallu nath Sapera & party (09784036439)
- "Kalbelia", World Music Central


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Hubbie and I are staying at the Biltmore for an anniversary weekend, and I'm looking for a nice romantic place to have dinner Friday night. We really don't mind driving, but the Biltmore is in such a great area that we've really never spent much time around, so I was hoping to stay kind of close. I tend to be more interested in food than atmosphere, so I was pulling for Richardson's, but hubbie says too loud and too smoky.
Any other suggestions?
I don't really think you can beat T Cook's for romance. The historic, gracious setting; the opulent food you'll be talking about for months; the perfect atmosphere. You're free to stroll the grounds afterwards. It's kind of a slam-dunk for the partner who makes the reservation -- they'll be gettin' lucky later on, trust me.
In less of an old-money mood and more in a urban-hipster mood I might opt for Tarbell's or Camus, the restaurant at the Clarendon hotel. A cozy corner and some candlelight and enjoying good food in a great outfit goes a long way towards generating a romantic mood, for me.
T. Cook's is an excellent choice as themis says.
I might also suggest you consider Coup des Tarte on 16th Street just south of Camelback (about a 5-7 minute drive from the Biltmore). It is in a small house with a very romantic interior, wonderful food and a very friendly staff.
They are BYOB and charge an $8.00 corkage fee, but if you go to their website (www.nicetartes.com) you can get a coupon to waive the corkage fee. The menu is also available on the site as well.
Richardson's is NOT smokey! But, it can get a little loud and it's not super romantic or fine dining. I'd definitely say hit it for brunch on Saturday. You'll love it.
I would agree with T. Cooks, it's a great place. www.royalpalmshotel.com The bar is great for after dinner drinks.
I'm not really a fan of Camus, I was only there once and wasn't impressed by it. I can't recall what we ate, but do recall that the service wasn't up to par.
I do like Tarbell's very much, but I'm not sure I'd say it's very romantic.
I've not been to Vincent's on Camelback, but want to and have only heard fabulous things. www.vincentsoncamelback.com. I think Seth did a review, search for Vincent's on this board.
I also like elements at the Sanctuary on Camelback, but a recent review said it was under construction, so check it out www.sanctuaryoncamelback.com and see if you'd like it, then call and inquire about the construction at the resort. elements is more minimalist, zen feeling that old Arizona.
We went to Lon's at the Hermosa Inn for my DBF's birthday in June and really loved it. www.hermosainn.com It's definitely old, romantic Arizona. The food was great and the service was fabulous.
Enjoy your stay!!
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There have been some reviews on Vincent's, but I haven't done ... yet. :o)
re: Seth Chadwick
We ate at Vincent's in January -- my birthday dinner, as I recall -- and were completely underwhelmed by the food. It felt like a restaurant whose time in the sun was long past.
(I've been out of town since the middle of last week so I'm a little behind here.)
Sarah C
I'm still trying to get Coup des Tartes in before my life gets too crazy. I haven't been there, but everyone enjoys it.
That would be my uneducated pick. Pick up a nice bottle of wine and champagne for dessert and you're set.
vincents is definitely the ultimate in this area.
other places I love right around here:
zest, sophies, steamers
T. Cooks is such a lovely spot that I cannot imagine going anywhere else. Arrive early, get a "walking" drink from the bar and stroll the grounds. There are a couple of secluded gardens that are almost always empty and available for just the two of you. T.Cooks is completely unlike any "new money" resort destination and uniquely Phoenix. It is simply a very lovely place with excellent food. If you make arrangements in advance, the pastry chef can do something phenomenol for your anniversary.
Disclaimer: I was married here seven years ago and chose it for romantic reasons AND food.
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I don't understand why Eleve is not more popular--We're in Phoenix every year, and it's become one of our favorites--Good food, unpretentious (but a white tablecloth place) Nice wine list (In March they had a special on wines on Monday evenings) Nice service, and a hardworking chef. Reasonably priced for the excellent quality.
In addition to the numerous fine choices noted above, I would add two of my favorites, both at 32nd St. and Camelback Rd.:
Both are independent, chef-owned establishments within a mile of the Biltmore.
re: silverbear
I've been consistently unimpressed by Eleve. Not disappointed exactly, but just underwhelmed. I do some event planning and did a huge 40th birthday party last year and the host wanted to hire Michael Mishkin of Eleve. It was very over priced, unimaginative and "so so". Of course, catering is different from dining in the restaurant.
I'm dining in the restaurant 3 times, one for lunch and twice for dinner. Always someone else's choice. There are alot of other places that I'd rather go for the same money.
how did i miss mentioning Avanti?!!!
wonderfully retro decor, AMAZING italian (albeit american italian) food, great service, dark and romantic.
or christos....
We love Lon's at the Hermosa. We've done a Valentine's Day, birthday, and most recently brunch. Never had a bad experience. The food is always great, service usually impeccable. The braised duck special they had on the Valentine's Day visit was probably my second favorite dish ever. The first being a seared tuna at Chamberlain's in Dallas.
Me too, me too! I would say that I "second" the recs. for T-Cook's and Vincent's, but it would be more like elevenths. For a great, romantic dinner, you cannot go wrong with either. In both instances, let the reservationist know that this is a special event. Also, do not fill up with a ton of desserts at Vincent's, as Chef Vincent always sends sevral "additional" desserts to the table - and this is not just for "special occasions," but his habit.
re: AZCat
Just had dinner at T. Cook's last night. Not only were the food and service outstanding as always, but I discovered that T. Cook's now features half-price bottles of wines on Wednesdays, just as Eleve does on Mondays. This trend of discounting wine on low-traffic nights is a new one from my point of view, but definitely something I hope to see more often.


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Vanbuskirk died Monday evening when he fell from a helicopter hoist line while the hiker was being lifted to safety from a mountain ledge about 30 miles northwest of downtown Las Vegas.
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Patton Insurance represents various insurance companies. Each offers competitive premiums, professional service, financial strength along with excellent claims handling. These companies include industry leaders such as Erie Insurance Company, Travelers, Celina Insurance Group, Drive, Safeco, AIG, ACIC as well as Foremost and MetLife.
Erie Insurance
The ERIE was Founded on April 20, 1925 by H. O. Hirt and O. G. Crawford in Erie, Pennsylvania. It now has a licensed agency force of more than 6,000 licensed agents representing nearly 1,500 independent agencies that sell AUTO, HOME, LIFE and BUSINESS insurance in ten states and the District of Columbia. Their founding principle guides Patton Insurance in all we do: To provide our policyholders with as near perfect protection, as near perfect service as is humanly possible and to do so at the lowest possible cost.
Today, the Erie has more than 2.7 million policies in force for auto, home and commercial insurance, and more than 224,000 life and annuity policies in force. In 1999, The ERIE's property/casualty premiums (sales) totaled more than $2 billion. Erie Insurance Group is the 25th largest property/casualty insurer in the United States and the 12th largest auto insurer.
Products and Services
Erie Insurance Group has been serving the insurance needs of policyholders since 1925. As a well established Erie Agency, we can provide you with one-stop insurance coverage for your auto, home, business and life.
We provide our policyholders with an Erie portfolio of products and services that we believe are the best in the industry. The products are designed to provide you with the broadest, most up-to-date coverages available anywhere. And, most importantly, we continuously update them to meet our customers' needs.
Erie is one of the top auto insurers and one of the largest property/casualty writers in the United States among more than 3,000 companies. They offer a broad range of products to meet the needs of you and your family.
The ERIE also offers a variety of business insurance products, including:
• Property and liability package policies
• Workers Compensation
• Business Catastrophe Liability (Commercial Umbrella)
• Business Automobile
• Bonds
The ERIE has grown to be among the top 25 percent of about 1,800 life insurance companies in the country, too. Erie Family Life offers a complete line of products for your individual and business needs, including:
• Term Life Insurance
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• Universal Life
• Annuities
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One reason we are pleased to carry ERIE is because they firmly believe that each policy sold is a promise of service; a promise that they're prepared to keep. That's why they use their own trained adjusters, whenever possible, ensuring that each claim will be settled quickly and fairly. In addition, they offer the following claims services.
• Contact standards ensure policyholders are personally contacted within 24 hours of the report of loss.
• Policyholders can report losses 24-hours a day, 365 days a year.
• A language line service provides an interpreter on the line, when necessary, to communicate with policyholders in their own language.
• Designated claims representatives have the ability to provide immediate financial assistance to policyholders for accommodations, food, and clothing in the event of an emergency.
• Emergency response teams are prepared to react immediately in catastrophes or emergencies. A regional catastrophe team mobilizes adjusters quickly and efficiently.
Auto Claims Services
• The Direct Repair Program allows participating body shops to bill The ERIE directly, less the deductible.
• A toll-free ERIEGlass number allows policyholders to report windshield losses anytime and choose from a list of participating vendors, or vendor of their choice, to repair or replace the glass.
• ERIE's claims adjusters write and print auto estimates immediately through a computerized EZEst system.
Other Services
ERIE's exceptional service is not limited to handling claims. Here are just a few examples:
• Erie Family Life has a toll-free number that offers detailed interest rate information on annuities and life insurance policies that include a cash value.
• They offer a variety of premium payment plans to best meet your budget.
• All ERIE policyholders receive a complimentary issue of In Sync magazine three times a year. The magazine provides consumer tips to help you get the most from your insurance dollars, along with safety tips that lead to safer homes and businesses.
• ERIE's business customers receive expert loss control services to help identify opportunities that will minimize or eliminate potential hazards in the workplace. This leads to a safer environment and, quite often, lower insurance rates.
If you're interested in more information about The ERIE, or would like information about The ERIE's products and services, simply contact Patton Insurance.
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"Erie Ins. has been very helpful to me in all my transactions. The people have been very up to date in their information. I would advise my friends to buy Erie Ins. as they are very prompt in replying to claims. Believe they are very fair in their prices for home and auto.
The service representative who took my initial loss report was concerned about my situation.
I was satisfied with the overall experience when filing my initial loss/claim.
The service representative who took my initial loss report was knowledgeable about the claim process.
The service representative who took my initial loss report explained the claim process to me so that I knew what to expect."
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Founded in 1864 Travelers is easily recognized by the symbolic "Red Umbrella". They are the largest commercial carrier in the country and continue to write in all 50 states. They write auto, home, boat and yacht along with additional personal insurance. Travelers is a trusted name in the insurance industry. For more information see www.travelers.com.
Drive Insurance
For more than sixty years, Drive Insurance has provided a range of personal automobile and specialty property-casualty insurance and related services throughout the United States.
The company, headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, writes auto insurance (including motorcycle, recreational vehicle [RV], personal watercraft and commercial vehicle insurance) in 48 states and the District of Columbia. Drive insures financial institutions, through an ABA-sponsored program.
Drive's vision is to be an auto insurer of all people, offering competitively priced auto insurance so everyone can live part of the American dream by "taking to the road."
Drive will be there for you. They:
- have been business since 1937
- are headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio
- are financially stable
- had $6.1 billion in Net Written Premium in 1999
- are traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE:PGR)
- are consistently given high ratings from A.M. Best Company
The countless drivers that have chosen Drive have made them:
- the fourth largest auto insurer in the country
- the largest writer of motorcycle insurance in the country
- the largest writer of auto insurance through independent agents
And, Drive insures:
- vehicles of all kinds
- small fleets of commercial vehicles
- motorcycles
- boats and personal watercraft
- recreation vehicles
- mobile homes
Immediate Response® Claims Service
At the heart of Drive's success is a breakthrough Immediate Response, their ultra-fast, 24-hour claims service. With more than 350 claims offices across the United States and in Canada, they help our customers when and where they need it most, at the actual accident scene. They treat accidents just like what they are, emergencies.
If you're a Drive policyholder, and you're involved in an accident, just call Drive's toll-free number on your Gold Card (1-800-274-4499). Traveling in a specially marked and outfitted Immediate Response Vehicle (IRV), a claim representative will move directly and swiftly to the accident scene to begin the investigation and settlement process.
Given the tools, the technology and the power to make decisions on the spot, their representatives can settle claims in minutes, instead of months or days. They can even cut a check right at the accident scene. We realize that people need special and immediate care after experiencing the trauma of an auto accident, even if it is a relatively minor incident. No other major auto insurer handles claims quite this way!
Health Solutions is proud to offer Hoosiers a local solution to their Medicare needs. ADVANTAGE Health Solutions is a Medicare Advantage organization with a Medicare contract. We offer both PPO and HMO Medicare Advantage plans and we have many affordable plans in our service area.
Here is a collection of links and resources that we hope you find helpful.


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The DEP program had the privilege to work with a number of secondary school teachers from Ghana and Uganda who participated in our distance learning course entitled "Integrating Sustainable Development and Technology into the Curriculum." During the course, the teachers learned about the concept of sustainable development and identified areas of their current curriculum where sustainable development could be integrated. Through a series of collaborative working sessions in multidisciplinary teams, teachers researched meaningful and recent resources (online and offline) in a wide range of media and developed learning activities that engage their students in learning about the social, economic, and environmental facets of sustainable development within their subject area.
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Ed. Note: Here are Houston International Festival Director of Peforming Arts Rick Mitchell's choices for can't-miss acts for the festival's second weekend, spread over five categories. Rick should know; he books all the artists. Rocks Off will follow with a few more picks of our own a little later o ... More >>
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Photos by Eggs/ breakfastontour.comThe Hustlers Brass Band was popular with our writers and photographers. As Sunday morning came down in sheets of rain and the crackle of thunder, prospects looked cloudy for Day 2 of the Houston International Festival. Intrepid music fans who dragged out of bed ... More >>
Over the next two weeks, Rocks Off will be previewing acts performing at this year's Houston International Festival Saturday and Sunday and April 24-25 broken down by genre (loosely, anyway) and with a guest pick from a true insider: iFest Director of Performing Arts Rick Mitchell. Today, a look at ... More >>
All photos courtesy of www.ifest.orgOzomatli: 8 p.m. Saturday, April 17, Bud Light World Music Stage A couple of days ago, Houston International Festival Director of Performing Arts Rick Mitchell emailed Rocks Off and asked us if we'd mind reprinting something he wrote for the blog on iFest's Web ... More >>
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It's been said that 'money can't buy happiness,' but new research is showing otherwise.
The Daily Mail reports a study done by researchers at the University of Michigan show retail therapy helps those who are sad to feel in control.
The study compared those who shopped to people who window shopped and browsed. The study revealed buying to be more effective. People who shopped were happier.
Researchers said shopping wasn't just a distraction. Previously shopping was thought to only mask the real problem at hand.
The research shows that the shopping process helped people to no longer be sad.
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I love my sons teachers in Pre-k, however the man that is responsible for running this school is the absolute worst. The school had a mole issues, water is constantly being shut off, phone is disconnected periodically. They have no working computers, ( how can you compete with other schools in the area)? He does not pay his bills! His overall business practice is HORRIFIC, he is more about himself and less about the kids that attend the Larchwood campus! Water fountain has been broken since September 2013. Toilets are in need of repair. One would think most renovations that need to be dealt with would be done when school is out. He needs to give it up. I would not recommend this school to anyone! My son will not be back! They do not do educational outings with the kids, ie, Linvilla Orchards, Franklin Institute or Please Touch Museum. He should be ashamed to call himself an Educator!
My son is in the kindergarten class and I can not be more pleased with all that he has accomplished. He is reading, doing math along with math word problems. He can pick up a book and read it to the family. He also is great at praying and the communication between myself and the staff is phenomenal. Not sure what was going on a few years ago but my son has gym every Monday and they have art. He also writes in cursive and that doesn't even happen in the public school anymore. This is a wonderful school and I am grateful that we found it.
Philadelphia Christian Academy has been a huge disappointment for me and my son. He attended the school his 9th grade year and part of 10th. The majority of the students are unruly. The teacher has no command of the classroom. The office 'staff' is unprofessional. Phone calls go unreturned. If you have an emergency and you call the school you get voice mail. I transferred my son to another school in January and still, after numerous requests, have not been able to obtain his transcripts. I'm sorry I ever put my son in this school. The tuition is way too much for what you get.
The school was a big dissapointment and a waist of my money. The school has the worst academic program. They don't have music, art, gym or any extracurricular activities for there students. My kid's were the only joung kid's in the school. My fist grader will get bore from doing nothing all day. Theres no parents involvement and when i try to ask questions about my kid's education i was treat it not welcome.The building doors are open all day with no security.The price for this school is not worth it. It was very sad for me to see this in a christian school.
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In conclusion, let me sum up by reiterating that Noero is right:
1. Generally the elite of the design culture have historically been more concerned with trends and fashion than building neighborhoods.
2. There is a "can't do" attitude that is unique to this city, caused by a lack of growth. Growth is needed to stimulate a return to city living. Throughout the country, growing areas experience change and evolution, creating new opportunities for different lifestyles. This is what is needed in St. Louis.
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This was an excellent article about a very upbeat and articulate visionary.
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I have reference to Thomas Crone's "Radio Active" article (RFT, March 3), which offered this fascinating and garbled insight: "He (Ytzaina) loves Dinesh D'Souza and Alan Keyes. His most disquieting tendency, one that cannot be laughed off so easily, is to blast callers with a trademark line: 'Sieg heil, fellow American!' even as he's quick to put down David Duke for "'white tribalism.'"
Do you actually pay Crone? English 101 is beyond his ken. He obviously has never heard of ironic usage. The "Sieg heil" blast from me brilliantly highlights the totalitarian imperative inherent in modern liberalism -- an insight that I share with Keyes and D'Souza. For Crone's edification, this blistering response is given to disquieting callers who want the Secret Service to deal with me for my attitude toward Clinton; those who favor drilling holes in babies' heads; or support the actual and proposed destruction of the ill and the elderly.
Finally, a modest suggestion. Given his journalistic acumen, why not assign your Crone to writing "flesh wanted" ads?
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How I wish Eddie Silva's art review of Mike Javernick's show ("Now You See It," RFT, March 2) had been less compromised by vitriol. As it was, whatever critical point he endeavored to make was dissipated on the instant of his ad hominem attacks guised as alternative-press irony such as the Disney and Mr. Science comparisons. I have spoken with a handful of people about the review, about half of them unknown to Javernick, and every conversation has just as quickly strayed from the relative merits of the show into aghast convo about local artpolitik.
I wish I could say I was clear on the matter myself. It certainly was emblematic of the kind of reviewing I have heard the RFT unjustly accused of in the past, one in which silly resort to glib ad hominem only served to suggest that the reviewer was out of his depth. Reference to Blake and Frost, indeed. Making literary references when criticizing a visual artist is the first resort of the snob. Please know that I'm not protesting Silva's opinion or even the likelihood of having a negative opinion of the show. Rather, I'm disappointed to witness Silva's obvious lack of critical equanimity.


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