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HIDDEN 100 It's not just the temples Sohini Chakravorty discovers the surreal beauty of the beaches in Gokarna
If you have had enough of the beaches of Goa, the much-hyped susegad life, and the sweet local port wine, then it is time you head for the beaches and the rocky landscapes of the Western Ghats in Gokarna.
A two-and-a-half hour cab ride from Goa, Gokarna can also be reached by buses or cabs from Hubli, Kumta and Ankola via the National Highway 17. It is also an overnight journey from Bangalore. A brief stop at one of the many Udipi tiffin centres that line the road is highly recommended. The fresh crisp vadas and steaming hot filter coffee will definitely lift up your spirits in the morning. After travelling in a rickety cab through the meandering routes of the Western Ghats, glimpses of the blue waters of the Arabian Sea give you a visual respite.
Gokarna is essentially a temple town and it is believed that the soul of Lord Shiva resides in this town. Folklores say that Lord Shiva emerged from the ear of a cow and that's how this place got its name Gokarna. The Mahabaleshwar temple attracts a huge number of pilgrims every year. At every corner of this sleepy town, there is a temple but that's not the only reason you visit Gokarna.
Further away from the main town, the long and winding roads of the Ghats lead to an uninterrupted stretch of the rocky beach. There are four prominent beaches — Om, Kudle, Half Moon and Paradise — separated by small hillocks and forests. Travelling from one beach to the other can be quite an adventure. Fishermen often ferry tourists. There are no life jackets or safety measures in place. If you do not want to ride the waves then hiking through the mountain paths is the way to go. Losing your way in the forest is unavoidable, but look and you will almost always find a friendly local or tourist to give you the directions.
The best way to explore the place is by foot. You might stumble upon a quaint café or a beach shack serving delicious food. The place doesn't boast of any fancy hotels. The beach is peppered with shacks and small cottages.
It's a Rastafarian way of life here. The local youth know how to enjoy the beach. They are not just good swimmers, some of them are excellent surfers as well and are ready to teach the tourists. Impromptu gigs and jamming sessions are common. A random midnight stroll on the beach might lead you to a camp fire.
As you enjoy the beautiful crimson sunset from the beach, detach yourself from the fast-paced world. Whether you are looking for a quite vacation alone or with family and friends, Gokarna is the place for all.
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METAIRIE, La. The names of New Orleans' starting inside linebackers Friday night were relatively unknown.
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Now those previously concerned with the Saints' depth at inside linebacker are less so thanks to an extraordinary effort by Humber and a solid one by Hawthorne.
With Curtis Lofton forced to take three days off during preseason so far four including the preseason game against Oakland and Jonathan Vilma undergoing arthroscopic surgery to his left knee, it's likely that Humber, if not also Hawthorne, earned more playing time with their combined effort against the Raiders.
|Eli Manning #10 of the New York Giants passes the ball under pressure from David Hawthorne #57 of the New Orleans Saints on December 9, 2012 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
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Hawthorne finished with three tackles while Humber was all over the field, ending with a game-high nine tackles, one sack and one quarterback hit. The two combined to stuff Darren McFadden on a fourth-and-one on the opening series of the game.
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Humber and Hawthorne are entering their fifth and sixth seasons in the NFL, respectively, and that's a significant point in their careers. Including Lofton, who also is entering his sixth year, three of New Orleans' top four choices at inside linebacker are entering their prime football years.
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Manser, Renee L.*, Wright, Gavin*, Byrnes, Graham*, Hart, David*, Conron, Matthew*, Carter, Rob, McLachlan, Sue-Anne* and Campbell, Donald A.* (2006) Validity of the assessment of quality of life (AQoL) utility instrument in patients with operable and inoperable lung cancer, Lung cancer, vol. 53, no. 2, pp. 217-229, Elsevier Ireland Ltd., Ireland [C1.1]
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Society has progressed when it comes to accepting people for who they are regardless of sexual preference, but sports locker rooms are still a place that have a ways to go. Boxer Orlando Cruz recently revealed that he is gay, but there has yet to be an NFL, MLB, or NBA player who has come out while he was playing. Houston Texans running back Arian Foster feels people are more accepting these days and doesn't think it will be much longer before a football player comes out. Athletes who were considering making such a bold move might think again after reading Torii Hunter's comments. Hunter is a four-time All-Star and has played in the majors since 1997. He was considered a clubhouse leader with the Minnesota Twins and Los Angeles Angels, and he told the Los Angeles Times that having a gay teammate would be "difficult and uncomfortable." "For me, as a Christian … I will be uncomfortable because in all my teachings and all my learning, biblically, it's not right," Hunter told the Times. "It will be difficult and uncomfortable." Kevin Baxter, who wrote a lengthy piece for the Times on gays in sports, described Hunter as saying that a gay teammate could divide a team. It's a disappointing view from someone who seems to be so great at uniting his teammates. One would think that players would accept a teammate no matter what if the player helped them win games. Perhaps Hunter would change his mind if he learned that one of his past teammates was gay, or if a prominent player came out. Even though many NFL players have recently said they would not have a problem with a gay teammate, the comments of Hunter and someone like Falcons receiver Roddy White tells us there would still be plenty of skepticism. H/T Eye on Baseball Photo credit: Brace Hemmelgarn-US PRESSWIRE
I think there are guys in the locker room that need to get a grip on their own personal identity. WHY exactly would it be uncomfortable to have a teammate who was openly gay? Trust me, guy, if you are straight, he is NOT going to be hitting on you! Straight guys may well hit on anything with a box, and know they will get shut down 9 out of ten times. But they are not going to be hitting on gay guys because that's not their 'thing'. Right? The same holds true for gays. They are not going to be hitting on opposite sex or straight guys. Why? That's not their thing. So the guys in the locker room who are uncomfortable about having a gay teammate in the locker room are revealing a lot more about themselves than they might well imagine - be it personal insecurities or merely personal ignorance. Uncomfortable? I'll bet that hasn't stopped them from hitting on lesbian women, so it's not the "gay factor" with which they are uncomfortable. It is, getting back to the basic issue, their own insecurities. So ... once again I say ... they need to get over it.
Need to get over it if real heros (soldiers) can except it so can you
When my only son told his Mom and me that he was "gay", I looked him straight in the eyes and said, "Okay. Do you realize that there is no future in that?" "Do you understand that it ends with you?" He still has no clue what I really meant. I think he doesn't want to simply because the reality is too damning. No kids, no legacy is no way to live. Yes you can try it, but guess what? You will end up alone at the end. So whatever man. Have at it. Just don't shove it in my face! Oh and don't try to mess with my genetics to make yourselves somehow legit.
Society has progressed, but not all of us have. You are exhibit A.
We no longer live in medieval times where genetics alone qualify, exclusively, valid lineage. Your pea-brain may be stuck in the past, but for the majority of the rest of the enlightened, educated population of the planet earth, this is no longer the case.
Adoption. Ever heard of it?
No? How about artificial insemination, and surrogates?
You can't be -completely- ignorant of the options your son has for raising a family.
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Did that really just happen?
The Chicago Bears may have won their fourth game Sunday, Oct. 10, while simultaneously taking sole possession of first place, but in doing so, they exposed a fairly crucial weakness of their football team.
The Bears have no backup quarterback whatsoever. Todd Collins proved he should no longer be in the National Football League. It was embarrassing, to say the least. The Bears managed to score two rushing touchdowns early, but could not get the passing game going at all.
Collins was 6-for-16 for 32 yards with four interceptions. He missed open receivers, threw to receivers who weren't open and displayed the same type of inept football behavior Bears fans have seen from their quarterback for decades.
If you're a Bears fan, you should be thanking your lucky stars General Manager Jerry Angelo pulled the right strings and brought Jay Cutler to Chicago. He may throw a lot of picks, but he is an elite NFL quarterback—and he's going to be here for a while. He just needs to stay healthy.
Fans and media alike harp on Cutler way too much. He is what makes the Bears' offense work. Does he make poor decisions? Yes, but he makes up for it with his ability and determination.
Collins, on the other hand, was just bad. Not even funny bad, just pathetic bad. It didn't seem like he wanted to be playing football. The Bears brought in Collins—who was known for his conservative play—to provide a veteran presence under center if Cutler went down. Collins displayed anything but veteran leadership.
To be fair, the play of the Panthers' quarterbacks wasn't too much better.
Jimmy Clausen was 9-for-22 for 61 yards with an interception, and when Matt Moore took over for Clausen late in the fourth quarter, he threw two interceptions in 10 attempts. It was just bad all around. Seven interceptions in one game is the definition of bad football.
Maybe I'm being too harsh. The Bears did win, but not having a backup quarterback could prove to be a devastating flaw in the future of this season. It's no secret the offensive line is struggling—that's the exact reason Cutler was out for Sunday's game.
With a struggling offensive line like this, it is completely feasible to think that Cutler could get hurt again—then who takes over? Collins? Caleb Hanie?
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December 19, 2013 at 04:53pm
December 19, 2013 at 04:53pm
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Mageia Trudging on to Release
The Mageia project is moving on to their initial alpha, now expected sometime in January. They've been busy setting up the infrastructure, developmental and administrative teams, and choosing a permanent logo.
At the beginning of November the Mageia project had many necessary elements almost in place. These included things like a build server, Website and wiki hosting, a Code of Conduct, development and management teams, and a roadmap. The build server is based on Mandriva One and is just almost complete. PLF is temporarily hosting the some online resources and Zarb.org is hosting the mailing lists until a move to Gandi is completed. Packaging, artwork, distribution developers, translators, designers, QA, and other teams were organized. An alpha was planned for December at that time.
Mageia is making some further headway according to a recent blog post. The many logo entries have been short-listed and a final decision is expected any day now. There were so many nice entries that this is bound to be a very difficult task.
Earlier in the week the Mageia.org association was created and registered. This will allow Mageia to collect and distribute funds necessary to develop the distribution. Anne Nicolas was appointed President, Arnaud Patard is the new Secretary, and the Treasurer is Damien Lallement. Monthly reports will be published for those interested in the financial details. Report logs of the Founders' Weekly meetings will also be published and each team will have their own public communication channels as well.
Discussions are on-going concerning the repository directory structure and subversion repositories are being implemented. Main mirrors will start with three media directories: core, nonfree, and tainted; and each will have five subdirectories: release, updates, updates_testing, backports, and backports_testing. Importing from Mandriva will be logical and organized as developers start with the base system, compiler, and rpm tools. X will be next followed by the desktop environments before moving on the remaining software. Removing any code encumbered by licensing restrictions is a top priority.
The most significant tidbit for anxious testers is that the December alpha has been pushed back to sometime in January with the first release still on schedule for March.
Susan Linton is a Linux writer and the owner of tuxmachines.org.
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