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I am am an amateur tomato grower. I plant in large pots in my back yard, in full sun, just for fun and to enjoy something that I grow myself. The plants are planted in Miracle Grow soil and I fertilize every other week. Usually, I plant Celebrity's that I buy at Lowe's or Walmart. This year, I planted Celebrity's and as an experiment I planted 1 Park's Whopper. The plants are in large pots about 2 feet apart. The Celebrity's have produced a lot of great tomatoes, but the Park's Whopper has produced only 1 (one !) tomato. The Park's Whopper plant is 5 feet tall and real healthy looking. Right now there are no blooms and no baby tomatoes on the Park's Whopper plant. Does any one have any ideas? Thanks. |
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dont have an answer but id suggest posting this on the seed exchange forum,where more people are on |
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Will Impatiens fare well planted in/with a Rose bed? The are will get morning shade and afternoon sun.Its a pretty hot area BUT they will get regular irrigation. Is this a good idea? I need something for a full sun area,something that will not get over a foot or so and they will have to be compatible with Roses. Any suggestions? Something I can pick up from Home Depot? Thanks! |
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Impatiens prefer shade, but if they have to have half sun,they prefer it to be morning sun,and afternoon shade,as the afternoon sun is more scorching..... Having said that,I have some impatiens that receive afternoon sun,and they don't look as good as the full shade ones,but for me,they look better in the winter. It's up to you...But if it's for a rose bed, look for sun lover plants,like petunias,or daisies. |
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From the Director's Desk Before colonization, Indian tribes possessed complete sovereignty. However, given the governmental structure of the United States and the complex history of tribal-federal relations, tribes are now classified as domestic dependent nations. This means tribes have the power to define their own membership; structure and operate their tribal governments; regulate domestic relations; settle disputes; manage their property and resources; raise tax revenues; regulate businesses; and conduct relations with other governments. It also means that the federal government is obligated to protect tribal lands and resources; protect the tribe's right to self-government; and provide social, medical, educational and economic development services necessary for the survival and advancement of tribes. That's if the tribe is federally recognized which leads me to explain to you why federal recognition is so important to Indian tribes. Only with federal recognition can Indian tribes hope to build a better future for themselves and their children. Without recognition, tribes usually can't receive federal grants to help strengthen their governments or initiate economic development projects - which is why, today, so many unrecognized tribes are just barely managing to survive. Without recognition, tribes can't participate in federal rehabilitation programs or receive federal health services - which is why Indian tribes so often live in the worst poverty, suffer the greatest health problems and experience the highest infant mortality rates. Without recognition, tribes are severely disadvantaged in the legal arena when it comes to winning back traditional lands, protecting precious resources or otherwise winning lasting justice for their people. With so much at stake, the good news is that under the priority of the preservation of tribal existence, NARF provides legal representation in the area of federal recognition and restoration of tribes. Since 1970, NARF has worked with more than twenty tribes seeking federal recognition and is currently assisting six different tribes (see this issue's lead article, "NARF's History in the Area of Federal Recognition & Restoration") in this expensive and exhaustive process that requires preparing a vast amount of historical, legal and anthropological documentation. That's where you come in. Only with your continued support, can we hope to continue our work to gain federal recognition for Indian tribes. Because ultimately, the existence of tribes as governments is fundamental to the survival of Indian people. And without tribes, there can be no tribal sovereignty, no tribal homelands, no tribal cultures, and no tribal languages. John E. Echohawk (Pawnee) Federal Recognition of Indian Tribes Of all of the tribes in the United States (this includes bands, rancherias, pueblos, and Alaska Native villages), 556 have been recognized by the federal government and another 200 are awaiting federal recognition. Other tribes were "terminated" as governmental units in the 1950s and 60s1 and are awaiting federal restoration. These tribes are still governments, but they have no political relationship with the federal government and therefore, are not eligible for the rights, privileges and protections accorded to federally recognized tribes. Alarmingly, many of the unrecognized tribes have formal treaty relationships predating the United States, or they have treaty rights that were either confirmed by the U.S. or were negotiated directly between the tribe and the United States. So why are these Indian communities not recognized? In some cases the tribes were small and isolated, were never powerful militarily, and were completely forgotten. For others who gained their recognized status through war and treaty and by lands set aside for them, they were stripped of their recognition through termination. The majority of unrecognized tribes are found on the east and west coasts. Many exist in the original thirteen colonies, where a government-to-government relationship with the English crown, which ended with America's independence, was never formalized with the new government. The unrecognized tribes also tend to be smaller ones that attempted to keep peace with white settlers or remnant bands of larger tribes that were defeated and removed to Indian Country. Removal, which involved the signing of treaties, in and of itself granted federal recognition to many of the larger western tribes. NARF's History in the Area of Federal Recognition & Restoration In 1971, the Native American Rights Fund began working with the Menominee Tribe of Wisconsin to restore them as a federally recognized tribe after they had been terminated. NARF worked diligently to compile statistical information that detailed the devastating social, cultural and economic impact that termination had on the Menominee. Attorneys also drafted a tribal restoration bill for Congressional passage. In December 1973 those efforts paid off. The Menominee Restoration Act became law making it the first legislative restoration of a terminated tribe. The second Indian restoration act enacted by Congress restored federal status to the terminated Siletz Tribe of Oregon. In 1855, the Siletz reservation covered over 1 million acres along the Oregon coast. By 1954 - when the Siletz Tribe was terminated - their reservation consisted of a 36-acre tribal cemetery. The Tribe's homeland and traditional way of life had been chipped away by changing federal Indian policy and the white settlers' demand for land. For the first time, allotted Indian lands were subject to property taxes and few had the means to pay. By 1960, most Indian-owned land had passed out of Indian ownership. With no homeland, the Siletz scattered. Later that decade, Siletz leaders mobilized with the help of the Native American Rights Fund to regain their federal relationship and to reverse the disastrous effects of termination. In 1977, the Siletz Restoration Act was signed into law. Three years later, a 3,600 acre reservation was established, thus securing the landbase and resources necessary for the Tribe's survival. Up until 1983, when they gained federal recognition, the Kickapoo Indians managed to survive as a Tribe in primitive camps at Eagle Pass in Texas. They had no land, and they suffered from disease and malnutrition. With NARF's assistance, the Kickapoo gained 100 acres of land and federal services providing health care, housing and education. In 1987, the Gay Head Wampanoag Tribe of Massachusetts was federally acknowledged. In that same year, by an act of Congress, the Alabama Coushatta Tribe and the Isleta del Sur Pueblo of Texas were restored as federally recognized tribes. In 1992, the federal district court in Arizona upheld the Department of Interior's recognition of the tribal status of the San Juan Southern Paiute and ruled that the Tribe is entitled to a land base. Of these tribes, NARF continues to work with the Alabama Coushatta Tribe on a land claims settlement and with the San Juan Southern Paiute on securing their landbase. The Passamaquoddy Tribe of Maine, Pasqua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona, Louisiana's Tunica Biloxi Tribe, the Poarch Creek Tribe of Alabama, the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe of Connecticut, and the Narragansett Tribe of Rhode Island have all achieved federal restoration or recognition with the assistance of the Native American Rights Fund. The Federal Acknowledgement Process Before 1978, federal recognition had been accorded to Indian tribes through treaty, land set aside for a tribe, by legislative means, by various forms of administrative decision within the Executive Branch of the Federal Government, or through cases brought in the courts. However, in 1978 the Bureau of Indian Affairs enacted administrative procedures governing the administrative process for Federal acknowledgement.2 The 1978 regulations (Title 25 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 83) departed significantly from what had been prior Bureau practice. From 1935 to 1974, the BIA determined tribal existence based on whether the tribe fulfilled one or more of following: a) had treaty relations with the U.S.; b) had been denominated a tribe by act of Congress or executive order; c) had been treated as having collective rights in tribal lands or funds; d) had been treated by a tribe or band by other tribes; or e) had exercised political authority over its members through a tribal council or other governmental forms. The new 1978 regulations took a socio-anthropological approach and lacked any reference to treaties, acts of Congress or executive orders as a means of prior federal recognition. The regulations, which are still in use today, require a petitioner (the tribe applying for federal recognition) to meet seven criteria by demonstrating that: The tribe has been identified by reliable external sources on a substantially continuous basis as an Indian entity since 1900; and The tribe has maintained a continuous community from historical times to the present day; and
The Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs currently carries out the prescribed duties through the Branch of Acknowledgement and Research (BAR) within the Bureau of Indian Affairs.3 Petitioning for federal recognition is an exhaustive process that includes submitting a letter of intent requesting acknowledgement; submitting a petition with supporting documents; undergoing a preliminary review of the petition for purpose of technical assistance; awaiting notice of active consideration; being actively involved in the BAR staff's consideration of the petition; awaiting the proposed finding on federal recognition being published in the Federal Register; undergo public comment; and awaiting the final determination of federal recognition. Each petition is reviewed by a team consisting of an anthropologist, a genealogist, and a historian. If BAR refuses to acknowledge the petitioning tribe, the only opportunities to contest the adverse findings is to request reconsideration from the Assistant Secretary through the Secretary of Interior, or seek an appeal through the Interior Board of Indian Appeals, or ultimately through federal court review. Current NARF Federal Recognition Cases NARF currently represents six Indian tribes who have survived intact as identifiable Indian tribes, but who are not federally recognized. These Indian tribes, for differing reasons, do not have a government-to-government relationship between themselves and the federal government. NARF submitted a petition for federal recognition on behalf of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians of Montana. The BIA placed the Tribe's petition on active review status in 1997. The governing federal regulations provide for a twelve-month review process prior to issuing preliminary findings. The regulations also allow the government to grant itself a six-month extension beyond the one-year active review period. Although the due date for the findings of tribal status was in February 1998, the extensions continued through February 1999, exactly two years after the petition was placed on active review. In November 1999, the Department of Interior notified the Tribe that it expected to issue its proposed findings in early 2000. After additional delays, the Bureau published in the Federal Register on July 17, 2000 the "proposed finding that acknowledges that the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians of Montana exists as an Indian Tribe within the meaning of Federal law." There is now a six-month comment period after which the Tribe has an opportunity to respond to any comments before a final determination is made. Between 1795 and 1854, the Miami Indians of the Midwest signed twelve treaties with the United States. As wave upon wave of white settlers moved westward, the Miamis surrendered thousands of acres of fertile land - keeping only small parcels in Indiana for themselves. When the movements of their hunting parties provoked fear and led to violence, they agreed to abandon their roaming and keep to their own lands in exchange for a modest, subsistence-level annuity. In 1846 annuity payments were withheld and, under threat of violence, half the tribe was forcibly removed to Kansas. And in 1854, the two now distinct Miami groups separately negotiated and signed their twelfth treaty with the government of the United States. Yet, the U.S. still refuses to recognize the Miami Tribe of Indians as a tribe. NARF has challenged the Bureau of Indian Affairs' refusal to acknowledge that the Miami Nation of Indiana is an Indian tribe. In an earlier opinion, Miami Nation v. Babbitt I, the U.S. District Court in Indiana rejected, among other things, the Tribe's claim that they were recognized in an 1854 treaty and were never terminated by Congress. In July 2000, the District Court held in Miami Nation v. Babbitt II that the BIA's failure to acknowledge the Miami as a tribe was not an "arbitrary and capricious" decision and therefore could not be disturbed through an Administrative Procedures Act challenge. This decision will likely be appealed. Since 1988, the Native American Rights Fund has provided legal and technical assistance to the Shinnecock Indian Nation in preparing the necessary historical, legal and anthropological documentation to support its petition for acknowledgement. In September 1998, the Shinnecock Indian Nation submitted its petition and has since been working on a response to a BIA technical assistance letter explaining alleged omissions or deficiencies in the petition. The State of New York acknowledges the Shinnecock Indian Nation and interacts with the Nation as a political entity. However, because the Shinnecock Indian Nation does not have the same government-to-government relationship with the federal government, it is seeking an administrative determination by the Department of Interior that the Nation has continued to exist as an Indian tribe from the first recorded contact with the European settlers in 1640 to the present day.The Nation's reservation, established in 1859, is located next to Southampton, New York on Long Island. The Shinnecock Tribe has occupied the eastern end of Long Island since time immemorial. The United Houma Nation of Louisiana is a state-recognized Indian Tribe. The first historical contact of Europeans with the historical Houma Indian tribe dates to the 1682 voyage of LaSalle, at which time the Houma Indian tribe was living on the Mississippi-Louisiana state border, north of present-day Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The United Houma Nation migrated from their lands into southern Louisiana. Unfortunately, in past decades, big oil companies moved in and barred them from their traditional fishing and ceremonial lands.The Native American Rights Fund has represented the United Houma Nation of Louisiana since 1974 in their struggle to obtain an administrative determination by the BIA that they are a federally-recognized tribe. NARF responded to proposed findings against federal acknowledgement issued by the Bureau of Indian Affairs under their acknowledgement regulations. The Tribe has their petition for federal recognition pending before the BIA and is now waiting for a final decision on its petition. In the meantime, NARF is assisting the Tribe in revising its constitution to strengthen its tribal government and to improve its chances for federal recognition. The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal Council Inc. of Massachusetts has lived in the same area of Cape Cod for hundreds of years. They have kept their land. But after World War II, rapid immigration of non-Indians threatened the balance of a local power that had allowed the Mashpee to survive. In 1977, they went to court to win back 11,000 undeveloped acres that had been taken from them in violation of the Non-Intercourse Act of 1790. Astoundingly, the jury ruled that the Mashpee were not a tribe. NARF has represented the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe since the mid-1970s in seeking federal acknowledgement. Most recently, NARF responded to alleged deficiencies made by the BIA concerning the Tribe's petition for federal recognition. The BIA has now placed the Tribe on "ready for active consideration" status, a stage prior to the BIA actively considering their petition. After many years of research and documentation, the Pamunkey Tribe of Virginia and NARF are now finalizing its petition for federal recognition. The petition will likely be filed with the BIA early next year. The Pamunkey Tribe is part of a confederacy named for Powhatan, a chief who first welcomed English settlers to Virginia's shores. They have remained in their tribal homeland along the Pamunkey River in eastern Virginia throughout recorded history. Their territorial rights have been formally and continuously recognized by the colonial and state governments of Virginia since the mid-1600s. NARF continues to work with Congress on behalf of its federal recognition clients to reform the present acknowledgement process of the Department of Interior through legislation. Targets of reform include overcoming the increasing problems of bureaucratic delays, unequal treatment in evaluation of petitions, lack of an independent appellate process, and non-standardized criteria. Without Congressional attention to these issues, NARF predicts that its clients will be waiting for federal acknowledgement well into the 21st century. Footnotes: 1Termination Policy - In a move to sever the government-to-government relationship between tribes and the federal government, Congress passed House Concurrent Resolution 108 (H.R. 108) in 1953. Federal funding of all existing service programs to tribes was to end and Indians were to be considered to be a disadvantaged minority group. Tribes were no longer to be recognized as governmental units. The termination policy was in effect until the mid-1960s. 2Congress still has the power to acknowledge tribes through legislation, and the President has the power by Executive Order. And although Federal Courts have the power through litigation, they usually direct petitioners to exhaust the administrative process first. 3 Just this past June, Kevin Gover, Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs, recently made the recommendation that the BIA's power to recognize tribes be turned over to a three-member commission that Congress would create under a bill (S. 611 - the "Indian Federal Recognition Administrative Procedures Act of 1999). On the Case Mark C. Tilden (Navajo) joined NARF as a staff attorney in September 1994 and is currently serving on the Litigation Management Committee. He represents tribal governments in federal recognition, federal administrative law, Indian family and child welfare law, environmental law and water law. He also lectures and trains in these specific areas. Before joining NARF, Mark practiced law at Fredericks, Pelcyger, Hester & White with an emphasis in Indian law. While attending law school, he worked for the Colorado Attorney General's office, Supreme Court of Colorado, Big Mountain Legal Defense Office, and NARF. He received a Bachelor of Science and Business Administration degree from Creighton University in 1987 and a Juris Doctorate from the University of Denver College of Law in 1990. Kim Gottschalk joined NARF as a staff attorney in August of 1982. From 1974-1982 he worked with the law firm of Fettinger and Bloom in Alamagordo, New Mexico representing the Mescalero Apache Tribe. At NARF, Kim has worked on recognition land claims and water cases, international matters, and is serving on NARF's Litigation Management Committee. He earned an A.B. from Ft. Hays Kansas State College and a J.D. degree from Northwestern University in 1974. Keith Harper is a member of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma and received a B.A. in sociology and psychology from the University of California - Berkeley and a J.D. from New York University (NYU) School of Law. Following law school, Keith became an associate at Davis, Polk & Wardwell and then served as law clerk to the Honorable Lawrence W. Pierce of the U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit. Subsequent to the judicial clerkship, Keith was granted a Skadden Arps Fellowship to join the Native American Rights Fund, where he remains a senior staff attorney today. Among other cases, Keith represents 500,000 individual Indians in a multi-billion dollar suit against the United States for the government's failure to properly manage these individual Indians' trust funds. Lorna Babby is a member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe. She has been a NARF staff attorney since January 1998 and currently works in the areas of government accountability, federal recognition, Indian education, and legislative monitoring. She is a 1991graduate of Yale Law School. Prior to joining NARF, she worked as a staff attorney with the Indian Law Resource Center on issues relating to Indian lands and resources, and as a water rights specialist with the Bureau of Indian Affairs on Indian reserved water rights settlement negotiations and litigation. Events - NARF 30th Anniversary The late 1960s and early 1970s were an era of change and controversy across the United States The Vietnam War started and ended A new breed of culture emerged - the hippie generation. Their mantra of sex, drugs, and rock n' roll was prevalent in that day's music, ideas, and new type of society Civil Rights was a strong issue, with the militant Black Panther group being formed and Muslim leader Malcolm X's assassination Indian activists established the American Indian Movement Farm workers organized under the leadership of Cesar Chavez The National Organization for Women was founded sparking the movement for women's rights Our country reeled in shock when Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. were assassinated The U.S. became the first nation to land astronauts on the moon. The Watergate scandal destroyed Richard M. Nixon's presidency and in 1970, the Native American Rights Fund was founded. The staff of the Native American Rights Fund commemorated NARF's thirtieth anniversary from May 4-6, 2000 with the Board of Directors, National Support Committee members, donors, and local sponsors who traveled to Boulder from all over the country. National Support Committee members Owanah Anderson (Choctaw), Katrina McCormick Barnes, Ada Deer (Menominee), Harvey Dennenberg, Richard Dysart, Lucille Echohawk (Pawnee), Richard "Skip" Hayward (Mashantucket Pequot), Chris McNeil (Tlingit), David Risling, Jr. (Hoopa), and Aine Ungar served on the "Honorary 30th Anniversary Host Committee" and attended the three days of events. The commemoration started on May 4th with a Benefit Silent & Live Auction that featured artwork, merchandise and gift certificates from local, regional and national businesses, artists and galleries. Thanks to the stellar auctioneering ability of NARF Board Member Wallace Coffey (Comanche), the auction raised more than $30,000 for NARF. The Funder Recognition Dinner, which was held on the following evening, was dedicated to recognizing and honoring selected foundations, tribes, corporations and individuals who have consistently supported NARF. The program included keynote addresses by Clinton Pattea, President of the Fort McDowell Mohave Apache Community (the tribe is a former client of NARF), Susan Beresford, President of the Ford Foundation, Richard Hayward, Vice Chairman of the Mashatucket Pequot Tribe, and Aine Ungar, major donor. The 30th Anniversary celebration commenced on Saturday with a Community Feast and Pow-Wow in appreciation of Indian community organizations and NARF donors for their support during our thirty years of service to Indian people. Wallace Coffey was the Master of Ceremonies and Rick Williams was the Arena Director. Head Man Dancer: John Emhoolah Funder Recognition Dinner Honorees
Eyapaha lakota word meaning "camp crier" Don Ragona, Director of Planned Gifts The new millennium has certainly been exciting for us so far. Over the past year Peta Uha Council members Paul and Catherine "Cat" Brotzman (owners of Four Winds Trading Company/Red Feather Music) have been putting together a collection of music by contemporary Native musicians. This collection called Emerging Power- A Benefit For The Native American Rights Fund - went on sale in May. "Emerging Power" (the cover art was donated by world-renowned Comanche artist Rance Hood) features some of the best known and top award-winning Native American artists including: Joanne Shenandoah, R. Carlos Nakai, Jerry Alfred, Bill Miller, Brule, Andrew Vasquez, Burning Sky, Quiltman, Karen Therese, Lawrence Laughing, and Huayucaltia. "Emerging Power" is available in CD or cassette and can be purchased through Red Feather Music (1-800-456-5444; www.nativevillage.com) or at a Barnes & Noble book store or Tower Records nearest you. Thank you Paul and Cat and everyone at Red Feather Music and Four Winds Trading Company for your time, effort, encouragement and support! This spring we celebrated our anniversary commemorating thirty years of fighting for the rights of Native Americans. The three-day celebration that included a reception and benefit auction, funder recognition dinner and community pow-wow and feast was a huge success. I would like to personally thank all those friends and supporters who helped make these events so rewarding. Attention Peta Uha Council members! Look for some exciting changes and opportunities in 2001. More details to come in the next Justice. Until our next issue, have a safe and enjoyable fall. |


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Nov 07, 2008The Bratz Girlz Really Rock Music Video Star Maker wants to put you and your friends in the spotlight. This amazing, interactive game lets you sing and dance live ― right on your own TV!
Monopoly: Here & Now: The World Edition Review
Nov 07, 2008You probably recognize names like Baltic Avenue and Park Place from your old Monopoly set, but the popular board game's Here & Now: The World Edition is a bit more global than that.
High School Musical 3: Senior Year: East High Forever Game Review
Nov 07, 2008This new board game is based on Disney's hit movie High School Musical 3: Senior Year. Join Troy, Gabriella and the rest of the East High gang as they step up to face their biggest challenge yet: their futures.
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Nov 07, 2008Stormy Seas is a cool new brainteaser puzzle from Thinkfun and Discovery Toys that will challenge your thinking and problem-solving skills to the max!
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Star Wars: The Clone Wars DVD Review
Nov 10, 2008Jabba the Hutt's son has been kidnapped and it's up to Anakin Skywalker, and the rest of the Jedi Knights to save the little Huttlett before Count Dooku and the evil Separatists get to him first. Check out Kidzworld's review of the new hit adventure i
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Nov 12, 2008'Tis the season to be jolly, so where does that leave a grumpy ogre on the holidays? Shrek is clueless about Christmas, but he wants to make the day special for Fiona and the kids, so he tries asking Donkey for decorating advice.
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Nov 12, 2008Get ready to go mental with The Brain Game from Discovery Toys. This exciting, fast-paced trivia game can be played by two to four players, and features seven super categories that will really test your brainpower!
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If you have been seeking your next great outdoor adventure look no further than Idaho, where you'll find the spirit of the American West is alive and well.
ECHO's Middle Fork trips depart from Stanley, Idaho located about a 3-hour drive north of Boise on HWY 21, which is a lovely scenic highway. From Twin Falls, drive north about 3.5 hours on HWY 75 through Sun Valley. After traveling 75-100 miles by boat, your trip will finish near Salmon, Idaho, located close to the Montana border on the Main Salmon River. Your car (or rental car) will be shuttled up to meet you in Salmon while you're on the trip for $110.
Idaho's Boise airport (BOI) is serviced by most major airlines. You can take a quick flight in a small plane from Boise to Stanley with McCall Air. After your trip, you can take a flight from Salmon, Idaho back to the Boise airport. If you choose to fly, book your flights directly with McCall Air at 800-448-3413.
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The Mountain Village Lodge (800) 843-5475 is popular with rafters and it is where you will meet your head guide the night before your trip launches for a quick orientation. They have suites to accommodate large groups of 6-8 people, and the natural hot springs, restaurant and general store are all very convenient.
Meadow Creek Inn & Spa (800) 811-5745 offers nice getaway packages with a full service spa. They even have a tipi massage!
Redfish Lake Lodge (208) 644-9096 has free evening concerts on the lawn in the summertime. They have rustic cabins, lodge rooms, restaurant, dinner cruises and offer shuttles from the Stanley Airstrip.
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Located on the Main Salmon River, this small town will be your gateway back to civilization. Accommodations are basic, but may seem luxurious after 5 nights in a tent. If you had your vehicle shuttled, it will be left in the parking lot of the Stagecoach Inn, which is where the group will be dropped off after the bus ride from the river. If you flew to Stanley from Boise, you'll most likely spend the night in Salmon and depart in the morning on another McCall Air flight back to Boise.
Stagecoach Inn (208) 756-2919 is situated right on the Salmon River with a beautiful view. They offer a free airport shuttle and downtown is within walking distance.
Syringa Lodge (877) 580-6482 has rustic looking rooms with an incredible view of the Beaverheads, a mountain range in neighboring Montana. Room rates include a full breakfast.
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Baylor University Student Awarded Fellowship from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
WACO, Texas (Jan. 27, 2015) – Sarah Guberman, a senior studying environmental science at Baylor University, has been awarded a fellowship through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Greater Research Opportunities (GRO) Fellowship Program.
Baylor scientist is a Washington regular for U.S. veterans
Dr. Lea Steele, research professor of biomedical studies and Director of the Baylor Veterans Health Research Program, is no stranger to the halls of power in Washington, D.C. In the past few weeks alone, Steele — a neuroepidemiologist and recognized expert on the complex health conditions affecting American veterans — has been to the nation's capital for scientific […]
Baylor Political Science Professors Awarded Outstanding Academic Titles by Choice Magazine
WACO, Texas (Jan. 22, 2015) – Each year, an exclusive group of academic titles are selected by Choice, a premier source of academic books and digital resources for scholars and students in higher education. This year, two Baylor professors made the list: Jerold Waltman, Ph.D., professor of political science, for his book "Congress, the Supreme Court, and Religious Liberty," and Timothy Burns, Ph.D., professor of political science, for his book "Shakespeare's Political Wisdom."
Former U.S. Congressman Frank Wolf Named Wilson Chair in Religious Freedom at Baylor University
WACO, Texas (Jan. 19, 2015) – Baylor University announced today that former U.S. Rep. Frank Wolf, who represented Virginia's 10th District in Congress from 1981 until his retirement on Jan. 3, has been named the Jerry and Susie Wilson Chair in Religious Freedom.
McMullen Chef Showcase: Mindful Eating Made Easy
The McMullen-Connally Faculty Center will host Jill Hamilton for Chef Showcase from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, January 21 promoting a menu emphasizing lower sodium and heart healthy fats.
Spring faculty meeting Thursday
The spring faculty meeting will be held on Thursday, January 15 at 3:30 p.m. in Roxy Grove Hall, where newly appointed executive vice president and provost, Dr. Ed Trevatham, will be introduced.
Pick Your Mix breakfast treats available at East Village Bakery
Baylor Dining Services has received several appeals and feedback to develop a special faculty and staff request. Therefore, starting January 12 the East Village Bakery will be offering a "Pick Your Mix" assorted breakfast box especially geared to departments.
Emergency Notification Test Friday
The monthly test of the outdoor mass notification and indoor voice evacuation systems will occur this Friday, January 9th between 2:15 and 2:30 PM. There will be several activations of the systems during this 15 minute period, each activation approximately 30 seconds long.
M. Basketball. Baylor, Texas Postgame Quotes
Postgame quotes from Baylor's 83-60 win over Texas at the Ferrell Center on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2015.
M. Basketball. Chery Scores 23 to Lead No. 20 MBB Over No. 19 Texas, 83-60
Kenny Chery and scored 19 of his 23 points in the second half and Royce O'Neale added 20 points to help 20th-ranked Baylor beat No. 19 Texas 83-60 Saturday.
M. Basketball. Baylor, Texas Postgame Notes
Postgame notes from Baylor's 83-60 win over Texas at the Ferrell Center on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2015.
M. Basketball. No. 20 Men's Basketball Hosts No. 19 Texas
Baylor's 20th-ranked men's basketball team hosts No. 19 Texas at 5 p.m. CT Saturday at the Ferrell Center. The game will be televised nationally on ESPN2.
Happy 170th birthday, Baylor University!
It's a phrase that fills every Texas-born Baylor Bear (and even many from outside the Lone Star state as well) with pride. It's a simple phrase, found on the Baylor seal, that tells of Baylor's beginnings: "Chartered in 1845 By The Republic Of Texas." While Texas was still an independent nation, the vision for Baylor […]
Three Baylor staffers picked to work Super Bowl as 'Wi-Fi Coaches'
Fans attending games at McLane Stadium last fall enjoyed not only a slate of Baylor wins, but also perhaps the best-connected stadium in college football, thanks to a robust Wi-Fi network and a custom app that provided all fans with in-game replays from multiple angles — a first at the collegiate level. The same company that […]
More sleep now means better memory later, says Baylor research
It might be time for you to turn out the lights and hit the sack. Dr. Michael K. Scullin, a Baylor professor and director of the university's Sleep Neuroscience and Cognition Laboratory, has linked lack of sleep to a poorly-functioning memory, and says a good night's sleep will help with memory not only tomorrow, but also 40, […]
Happy Birthday, Joy and Lady!
Can you believe it? Baylor's beloved campus mascots, Joy and Lady, are now teenagers! Judge Joy Reynolds ("Joy") was born on this date in 2001, and her sister, Judge Sue Sloan ("Lady"), was born a year and four days later (Jan. 31, 2002). The bears came to the Baylor campus from a private Oregon ranch when they were each […]
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Congratulations to Andrea Turner, university libraries, and spouse, Bradley, on the birth of their daughter, Rachel Elizabeth Turner, November 19, 2014.
Austin Kertesz
Congratulations to Austin Kertesz, student learning and engagement, and spouse, Arielle, on the birth of their daughter, Georgia Claire Kertesz, December 17, 2014.
Emma Wood
Congratulations to Emma Wood, counseling services, and spouse, Russell, on the birth of their daughter, Winnie Beth Wood, December 17, 2014.
Kristen Mainor
Congratulations to Kristen Mainor, educational psychology, and spouse, Frederick, on the birth of their daughter, Leah Julianne Mainor, December 28, 2014.
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Kathy Svrcek
Sympathies to staff member Kathy Svrcek, student account services, on the death of her mother, Dorothy Gassaway on January 27, 2015.
Don Bagby
Sympathies to Don Bagby, operations and facilities management, on the death of his father, Mr. Grady Bagby on January 13, 2015.
Bridget Humphrey
Sympathies to staff member Bridget Humphrey, admission services, on the death of her mother, Mrs. Rosemary Friman on January 9, 2015.
Robert Kirkpatrick
Sympathies to Baylor student Robert Kirkpatrick, on the death of his brother, William (Billy) Kirkpatrick, on January 8, 2015.
Air Force Times: Study links genetics, anti nerve-agent pills to Gulf War illness
Jan. 27, 2015
Article about a recent study published in the journal Environmental Health by epidemiologist Lea Steele, Ph.D., research professor in Baylor's Institute of Biomedical Studies, and a team of researchers who found the first direct evidence between Gulf War illness and a genetic factor that can render some individuals more susceptible to adverse effects of certain chemicals. (Tonya Lewis, assistant director of Baylor Media Communications, covers biomedical studies and pitched and placed this national research story.)
Baylor Lariat: Baylor to offer students new study abroad program at Israeli university this summer
Jan. 27, 2015
For the first time, Baylor students will be given the opportunity for the first time to study at Tel Aviv University, with the program beginning this summer. Quoted is Robert Leis, exchange program and study abroad adviser.
Fort Worth Business Press: UT Arlington names VP for university communications
Jan. 29, 2015
Lynne T. Waters, B.A. '79, associate vice president for external affairs and university relations for the University of Hawai'i System, has been named vice president for university communications at the University of Texas at Arlington.
Baylor School of Music Presents Spring Lyceum Series
WACO, Texas (Jan. 30, 2015) – The Baylor School of Music will host the 38th annual Lyceum Series this spring, offering the Baylor community the opportunity to participate in a program of mini-residencies by some of the nation's leading musical authorities.
Honors Residential College Presents Powerful Film on Immigrant Deaths
WACO, Texas (Jan. 30, 2015) – "I wanted to tell a story that would help regular people and policy makers look at the people who are suffering in the crisis and ask themselves 'Are the immigrants dying equal human beings with us?'"
Center for Astrophysics, Space Physics & Engineering Research (CASPER) Presents Spring Seminar Series
WACO, Texas (Jan. 28, 2015) – Baylor University's Center for Astrophysics, Space Physics & Engineering Research (CASPER) will welcome several distinguished guest speakers as part of its spring seminar series.
Baylor THIS MATTERS Panel to Discuss Charlie Hedbo, Faith and Freedom of Speech
WACO, Texas (Jan. 27, 2015) -- THIS MATTERS, a series of dialogues at Baylor University that connect leaders from diverse perspectives to offer context to society's most challenging questions, will explore the intersection of freedom of speech, religion and the role of satire in society during a panel discussion at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 26, in the SUB Den.
Feb. 1 1:00-3:00pm | Women's Basketball vs. Kansas |
Feb. 1-3 | Midwinter Organ Conference |
Feb. 3 4:00-5:00pm | Lyceum Series: Lecture with Carol Hess (musicologist) |
Feb. 4 6:30-8:00pm | The State of Higher Education and the Calling of Faith-Based Universities |
Feb. 5 11:00am - 12:00pm | The Buffalo and Horse in the Southern Plains Culture with Larry Belitz, Plains Indian Material Culture Consultant |
Feb. 5 3:30-5:00pm | Black History Month Lecture |
Feb. 5 7:00-8:00pm | Science Thursdays: Stephen Trumble, Ph.D. |
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Feb. 3-9 | 25% refund |
Feb. 13-14 | MH Annual Retreat |
Feb. 24 5:30-6:30pm | Financial Foundations Workshop #2- Budgeting Basics |
Feb. 28 | Spring Monthly Bill Due Date |
Mar. 3 12:00-6:00pm | Bear Faire for May Graduates |
Mar. 4 12:00-6:00pm | Bear Faire for May Graduates |
Feb. 1 | Men's Tennis at USTA $100,000 RBC Tennis Championships |
Feb. 1 1:00-3:00pm | Women's Basketball vs. Kansas |
Feb. 1 1:00-4:00pm | Women's Tennis vs. Tulsa |
Feb. 1 6:00-9:00pm | Women's Tennis vs. Incarnate Word |
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Feb. 3 | Men's Tennis at USTA $100,000 RBC Tennis Championships |
Feb. 4 | Men's Tennis at USTA $100,000 RBC Tennis Championships |
Feb. 1-3 | Midwinter Organ Conference |
Feb. 3 4:00-5:00pm | Lyceum Series: Lecture with Carol Hess (musicologist) |
Feb. 5 3:30-5:00pm | Black History Month Lecture |
Feb. 5 7:00-8:00pm | HRC Formation Series Lecture: Dr. Jason Whitt |
Feb. 5 7:00-8:00pm | Science Thursdays: Stephen Trumble, Ph.D. |
Feb. 6 2:30-3:30pm | CASPER Seminar Series presents Nans Kunz, NASA Ames Research Center |
Feb. 12 3:30-5:30pm | Cooking in Texas: A Discussion About Texas Food & Cuisine |
Feb. 28 1:00-11:00pm | Sing Performance #6 |
Feb. 3 1:30-2:30pm | 10058. Budget Workshop |
Feb. 3 3:00-5:00pm | 10126. Banner Orientation and Navigation Training (Introduction) |
Feb. 4 9:00-10:00am | 10059. KLX2 - KLX (Khalix) Budget Prep |
Feb. 4 2:30-4:30pm | 10127. Online Expense Report - Entry and Approval |
Feb. 4 3:30-4:30pm | 10122. Spotlight On Academic Programs Series (SOAPS): School of Education |
Feb. 11 1:00-4:00pm | 10067. Canvas Office Hours |
Feb. 13 9:00-10:00am | 10062. KLX (Khalix) Come and Go Training Lab |


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Amazon offers its Prime members the Nady 6" Clamp-On Microphone Pop Filter (pictured), model no. MPF-6, for $12.45 with free shipping. (Non-members can spend $35 to qualify for free shipping; otherwise, shipping adds $6.06.) That's the lowest total price we could find by $4. It features a swivel mount and gooseneck holder.
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Carla Collins is a powerhouse. The long-legged Canadian born blond bomber can get audiences rolling in the aisles; shes funny and audacious. Shes been a weather caster, a news reporter, an actress, and writer but she is always authentically herself.
Born in Sault Ste. Marie in northern Ontario, Canada, Collins is living a long cherished dream in Hollywood, starring in her own reality series called "Carlawood," making movies and doing her stand-up and she married Hollywood royalty!
Collins has just published her first book, a winning mix of comedy, inspiration, and observation called Angels, Vampires, and Douchebags. In the interest of full disclosure, I once worked with Carla and I promise you, she made us laugh until it hurt each and every day.
What makes you so funny?
Carla Collins - I fear what I have may be mild dementia or slight insanity. Yup, its probably a disorder instead of any kind of skill. I think my sense of humour comes from my nutty and wonderful family. There was always a lot of laughter in our home and my brother and I were constantly encouraged to speak our minds. Our parents were also very supportive. This instilled a sense of fearlessness in me until I got out into the real world. Still, I learned very quickly that putting a humourous spin on things made people feel better. I also blame my parents for allowing us to watch Mel Brooks movies when we were far too young. Mels bawdy and inappropriate brand of humour imprinted me in my formative years.
You divide the world into Angels, Vampires, and Douchebags in your self help/comedy bio perfect!
CC- Its my firm belief that were all OK; its the rest of the knuckleheads out there that we need help with. Im a big fan of format and structure - except in my personal life the book is designed to be an easy read, like Google Maps for your soul. It will almost get you where you want to go but youll be at least 10 minutes late.
How much courage did it take to write?
CC - I could use some courage at the moment because Im shaking like a Chihuahua at the thought of people actually reading this. Now the book feels like the worlds biggest drunken Tweet!
Your bawdy humour seems so opposite from your sweet Canadian girl self which is authentic.
CC - Its the sweet Canadian girls you have to watch out for! Dont forget, Im half French, its in my nature. Sex is funny especially in our house, just ask my husband. Sex is universal, rarely polarizing and it doesnt hurt anyone. Unless you want it to, and that will usually cost ya more But Im pretty tame. Ive never done drugs, I didnt lose my virginity until I was almost 22 and my biggest crime thus far has been a speeding ticket.
Meanwhile, many of my conservative friends are free basing Vicodin off the bathroom floor and frequenting swingers clubs where they engage in 8-ways with other couples and the odd midget. My hugely sexual humour is my super hero persona. Im basically a big nerd who gets to embody an alter ego on stage .and fight crime at night.
How would you compare life in Hollywood and life in your small northern Canadian hometown?
CC - I would argue that the Soo and Los Angeles are quite similar. Both are one-industry towns. In Sault Ste Marie, its Algoma Steel and here its showbiz. Bingo figures prominently in both locations. My aunts ran the Joan of Arc Bingo in Sault Ste Marie and here in LA, I co-host a charity bingo night in West Hollywood with a drag queen called Bridget of Madison County.
There are just more taxis in the Soo! The big difference? It seems like everywhere I go, someone is from the Soo whereas no one is from LA. Well, my husband was actually born here but hes been asked to leave several times When Im walking on the beach with the dogs, I often think of how, as a child living in Northern Ontario, I dreamed of sticking my toes in the Pacific when my snot was freezing on the way to public school.
You married Tyrone Powers son Tyrone. Thats rather amazing!
CC - I wasnt terribly aware of the Hollywood legend Tyrone Power which is odd because Im such an old movie buff. I love anything in black and white. I was familiar with the name of course and remembered it from Lana Turners autobiography.
When a mutual friend brought Ty to one of my comedy shows, he kept warning me that Ty looked just like his father. This meant nothing to me. Our friend was concerned that I may be thrown off by Tys presence in the front row. I noticed him immediately but actually recognized Ty from the Cocoon movies. Fortunately, I had a random joke about Cocoon in my act and delivered it straight to Ty. When I told my Mom that I had a date with Tyrone Power, Jr. she immediately burst into laughter. Mom has long known that Im not bogged down by facts.
Once we were together Ty introduced me to some of his fathers best movies, like Witness for the Prosecution, which is brilliant. Thats when I discovered that Ty looks exactly like his father, to an astonishing degree. Even the mannerisms are similar which is amazing considering that Tyrone Power died before Ty was born. At first this freaked me out because I dont look like either of my parents. Although Im a dead ringer for my Moms boss.
What further adventures can we expect to see on Carlawood 2?
CC - The usual shenanigans and this season my ex-husband comes to visit, we have a couple of new additions to the family, and my search for an assistant nearly gets me killed. Plus tattoos, pole dancing, jockeys and celebrities figure prominently. I will tell you this, during the final week of shooting, sadly tragedy struck. So the end of the season is extremely emotional, heart-breaking, and poignant. Even my camera man (whom I adore) was in tears.
Isnt it time you did an international concert tour???? Just sayin
CC - Thats my other life-long dream! I want to immediately embark upon an international Angels, Vampires, and Douche Bags tour. I just need the proper sponsor. Do you know anyone at Summers Eve?


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Kevin Garnett is good at a lot of things. Defense, rebounding, trash talking, playing with enigmatic point guards during various stages of their career, intimidating smaller European players, screaming — you name it and Kevin Garnett has probably done in in the NBA, and done it well.
But no one can be good at literally everything when it comes to the NBA. That just wouldn't be fair. Even Michael Jordan wasn't a great three-point shooter. So it should come as no surprise that there is something that Kevin Garnett is bad at in this league of ours. It's just maybe a surprise that that thing is giving nicknames to rookies.
From CSNNE.com's Jessica Camerato:
Fab Melo: "The Youngin. [He calls] everybody Youngin. Oh, and Melo. He calls me by my last name . . . He never calls me Fab. I don't really care about that stuff. In Brazil, we don't care. We call first name, last name, it doesn't really matter. I don't mind."
Dionte Christmas: "He called me Temple (Christmas' alma mater, Temple University). It was cool, it was alright. I respect it."
Jared Sullinger: "Youngin."
Jamar Smith: "He calls me something different every day – Young Fella, Youngin, 'A.' [He called me 'A' because] he thinks so fast, he's always talking. He calls everybody all kind of names. He hasn't called me by my first name yet. He knows my name. When we're talking, when we're in the locker room, he'll be like, 'Smith!' But for the most part on the court, Youngin and Young Fella."
Kris Joseph: "Rook, Young Fella, Youngin, three names. I'm assuming he knows my name, but those are the three names he does call me."
There are six rookies on the Celtics' training camp roster and four of them are called "Youngin" or something like that. One is nicknamed after where he went to college and the other is "Micah Downs" who might be made-up but would still probably be called "Youngin." That is not very good nicknaming from one of the league's elder statesmen.
And while it might seem weird that a guy who's been around the NBA for 17 seasons would be basically clueless about nicknames, consider what Kevin Garnett's been called in his career — "Da Kid," "The Big Ticket" and "KG." Even he hasn't had a very good nickname. It's a vicious cycle.
In fact, it's so vicious that the odds are that you can guess Garnett's various nicknames for his teammates. What follows is a list of Kevin Garnett approved nicknames for his teammates, as extrapolated from his rookie monikers.


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The winners of the Pantaloons Femina Miss India (PFMI) 2012 pageant were declared at a star-studded event at Bhavans Ground, Andheri on Friday evening.
The winners are Vanya Mishra (Pantaloons Femina Miss India World 2012), Prachi Mishra (Pantaloons Femina Miss India Earth 2012), Rochelle Maria Rao (Pantaloons Femina Miss India International 2012).
Chandigarh girl, Vanya Mishra who got a direct entry in the final 20 after winning Dabur Gulabari Miss Rose Glow 2011 contest is finally PFMI'12 Miss World. In answer to the final question, 'If you have an option, will you create thousand jobs or feed thousand children daily?' Vanya said, "Little children are innocent and anybody's heart will melt. I will also try to give them education so that they can feed themselves and their family too.
The PFMI 2012 winners were crowned by Pantaloons Femina Miss India World 2011 Kanistha Dhankhar, Pantaloons Femina Miss India Earth 2011 Hasleen Kaur, Pantaloons Femina Miss India International 2011 Ankita Shorey. Mr Kamal Basu, Head Marketing Skoda Auto India Private Limited, gave away car keys as part of grand prize to the three finalists.
Sub Contest Winners
Name of the Title | Winner |
Veet Femina Miss Beautiful Legs 2012 | Farah Hussian |
Pantaloons Femina Miss Fresh Face 2012 | Erica Fernandez |
Pantaloons Femina Miss Fashionista 2012 | Sneha Upadhyay |
Femina Miss Beautiful Smile 2012 | Sana Khan |
Femina Miss Beautiful Lips 2012 | Sonam Pachey |
Streax Femina Miss Stylish Hair 2012 | Sonam Pachey |
Courtyard Marriot Mumbai Miss Congeniality 2012 | Prachi Mishra |
VLCC Femina Miss Body Beautiful 2012 | Rochelle Maria Rao |
Gitanjali Femina Miss Glamourous Diva 2012 | Rochello Maria Rao |
Diet Mantra Femina Miss Active 2012 | Shamata Anchan |
Femina Miss Divine Thoughts 2012 | Farah Hussian |
Lavie Femina Miss Globe Trotter 2012 | Aasttha Ssidhana |
Sanofi Pasteur Femina Miss Beauty for Health 2012 | Farah Hussian |
Enhance Femina Miss Ravishing 2012 | Ipsita Pati |
Portico Femina Miss Dream Girl 2012 | Purva Rana |
Maybelline Femina Miss Colossal Eyes 2012 | Vanya Mishra |
Lavase Femina Vivacious 2012 | Ipsita Pati |
Dabur Gulabari Femina Miss Glowing Skin 2012 | Vanya Mishra |
Bharati Vidyapeeth Femina Miss Photogenic 2012 | Vanya Mishra |
Liberty Femina Miss Ramp Model | Rochelle Maria Rao |
I had my share of anxiety and fear: Vanya Mishra
The journey that began two years ago, turned into a dream come true for 19-year-old Vanya Mishra when she was crowned Femina Miss India World 2012 at Bhavans Ground, Mumbai on 30 March 2012. She got a direct entry to the finale after winning Dabur Gulabari Miss Rose Glow 2011 contest, and was finally crowned PFMI'12 Miss World. She is definitely enjoying her time as the new Miss India World. In an exclusive tete-a-tete Vanya opens up about her life, dreams and conquering her fears.
"The feeling that I've won the crown has still not sunk in, as the crown comes with a lot of joy and responsibilities too. Life has suddenly become so busy. But I am enjoying every moment of it."
Though she was extremely confident, Vanya admits to have had her moments of anxiety and panic. "I always thought people around me are much more experienced as I am just 19, so I should just wait and come back later. But I always had a positive feeling which finally paid off," she exclaims days later as she takes out time from a flurry of interviews and posing for the shutterbugs.
Vanya feels her life has completely changed after the win. "I can feel the power and the popularity that has come with the title. I am enjoying the sudden attention that is being showered upon me," she exclaims.
Though her childhood dream has been realised and the prestigious title is now hers, she still believes there is a lot more to achieve. While she is now readying herself for international pageant in a bid to bring home the coveted Miss World title, she still wants to complete her education. With a hectic schedule ahead of her, Vanya feels she really needs to strategise and plan ahead, and adds with a humorous touch, "It's not bad to be educated."
Talking about her favourites in Bollywood whom she would like to romance onscreen, the pretty woman says, "I would love to be cast opposite Ranbir Kapoor some day." When probed further, Vanya admits to already feeling the pressure to bring home the Miss World title. But for now, she is extremely excited about the grand welcome that she is all set to receive in her home town Chandigarh. "They just want to know when I am coming back to Chandigarh. Days are busy, but I am not complaining," she signs off.
-Swati Bhattacharyya
PFMI was a big risk for me: Prachi Mishra
And it paid off for Allahabad girl Prachi Mishra, Pantaloons Femina Miss India Earth 2012. At the same time, Prachi says there are mountains left to conquer, still.
Life came a full circle for Allahabad girl, Prachi Mishra, on Friday, April 30, when she was crowned Miss India Earth 2012 in the glittering grand finale of the Pantaloons Femina Miss India, 2012.
The little girl who used to copy the 'Miss India pose' - the flower bouquet in one hand, while waving to the crowd with the other - in front of the mirror in the privacy of her room, was doing it for real in front of a thousand strong crowd. "Such an irony na - it's a moment I was waiting for all my life but at the same time, the news, that I am a Miss India, has not even sunk in," reacts an elated Prachi a day later amid the flurry of interviews and photo ops.
Of course, the presence of scores of friends cheering for Prachi among the crowd at the sprawling Bhavan's College ground definitely helped. "My best friend, Parul, came from Delhi to see me on stage, my friends from Pune (where Prachi had been working prior to competing in the PFMI) also came down. Though I really wish my elder sister was here. I owe her a lot," smiles Prachi, agreeing that competing in PFMI, or for that matter even dabbling in modelling, was a tough choice for this girl from UP. "You know how it is... people still think in a conservative manner when it comes to modelling and acting. And more than that, they feel these fields are not safe. But that is a notion I have to dispel. I, too, was apprehensive at first but the team made me feel so comfortable..." As for her parents, Prachi admits convincing them was not easy. "My father told me categorically, 'Finish your studies and then you can do what you want to.' And I did just that, finished studies, gained an MBA degree and even got a job. And then I thought of taking a chance with PFMI because now no one could stop me," reminisces Prachi.
At the same time, Prachi admits she understands her parents' worries. "It was a big risk, certainly. I quit my bank job to participate in the PFMI contest. Had I not won the Miss India Earth crown, I would have been looking for a job right now!"
Also, her parents' strictures on finishing her studies first was a blessing in disguise, because, "I was confident of myself after having worked in a professional environment. After all, how could answering judges be any different from appearing in interviews or handling clients? I took the PFMI crown as a target, and I'm pretty good at achieving mine," laughs Prachi. However, that certainly does not mean it was a cakewalk all through. Prachi admits to moments of indecision - like the bikini round. "Oh yes, that was quite a worry," she laughs, explaining, "I had never worn one ever, who in India does? And when we were told we had to wear one, I asked myself, 'can I do it?' But then the team explained to us that one, it was mandatory, and two what is the big deal about wearing a bikini anyway? On the international ramp, everybody does it. Their words worked and when I went on the stage in a bikini, I felt so good, so confident. I felt 'I am looking like a queen, I have the most beautiful body.' Bas."
Prachi admits to already feeling the pressure for the next step, the international arena. But for now, she says that all she wants to do is to reach home and be with her mother. "My parents are right now in Gorakhpur. I spoke to my mom on the phone. But I want to hug her hard and tell her, 'your daughter's a Miss India now!'"
-Anjali Chandra
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I am already neutered, in need of an experienced adopter, up to date with shots, not good with kids, and good with cats.
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Austin is a little cutie pie with shiny, silky fur and white tufts in his ears. He looooves to give headbutts, and he will play fetch with you and his favorite toy! Austin will greet you at the door when you come home from a long day. He also doesn't mind being picked up for a kiss.
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They are both goofy yet gentle souls and are still very kitten-like. They are perfect low-maintenance cats — well behaved, quiet, mischief-free and tidy. They would be happiest in a calm, quiet home and would even be fine if you are away during the day. But when you are home they will make sure you are playing, petting or just hanging out in the same room.
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They get along with other cats. Not sure about dogs but probably if a dog is gentle. No kids, as they would prefer a calm environment.
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Poetry is the oldest form of written language that is still used today. It communicates our strongest emotions and our deepest thoughts. So many people do not read poetry because they do not understand it, but they do not understand it because they do not read it. If you don't practice piano you won't be able to play — the same principle applies to poetry. It can open up an entire universe if you only allow it to; it is the divine language.
— Joshua Gray on the importance of poetry