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It's hard to watch a news program and not see someone labeled as a hero. Merriam-Webster defines a hero as: a person who is admired for great or brave acts or fine qualities.
Our military, firefighters, police and average citizens who step in and make a difference are all heroes and deservedly so. I wonder if there are heroes around us that go unnoticed? Ones that didn't necessarily perform a heroic act, but exhibited a quality that we admire or inspires us.
My kids, on a number of occasions, have given me pause to contemplate aspects of life. How to be a better father, ways I can be a better person. One such time was when my daughter was five and suffered from acute leg pain in both legs that within 24 hours left her unable to walk. After much testing the doctors were baffled. My wife and I had a sobering conversation with a team of doctors and we began the process of elimination as to what it could be. Number one on the list, leukemia. Yeah, the word alone knocks the wind out of you and it did my wife and I that day. The process of elimination required many tests, one of which was drawing blood every couple of hours. Waking a five year old throughout the night to stick a needle in her was really hard on everyone.
One night, her roommate was discharged and they removed the bed from the room leaving a big open space. My daughter contemplated the space and proceeded to get up, put on her slippers and began to "ice skate" around the room pulling the array of tubes she was hooked up to behind her. I asked how bad her leg pain was as she skated and her response was priceless: "Dad, I'm ice skating, my leg will be fine."
That night I found my hero. In the face of pain she found comfort in the simple act of make believe. I think back to those days when I am having a tough day. I think about what it takes to overcome, to dig deep and not let the challenges of the day consume me. I go ice skating. We all have our heroes. People that inspire, that show the good life has to offer. I bet that many of our heroes are people we know. I bet you're someone's hero as well. Don't let them down.
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Rock Fall earned his fifth straight victory and first graded stakes win June 5, taking the $250,000 True North Stakes (gr. II) by 3 3/4 lengths at Belmont Park.
Rock Fall earned his fifth straight victory and first graded stakes win June 5, taking the $250,000 True North Stakes (gr. II) by 3 3/4 lengths at Belmont Park.
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Claire Novak reports the news of the day, including comments from Bob Baffert and Todd Pletcher.
Competitive Edge puts his undefeated record on the line in the $500,000 Woody Stephens Stakes (gr. II) at Belmont Park June 6.
Tri-Bone Stables' Effinex enters the marathon event having won his last two starts, including a game victory in the Excelsior Stakes (gr. III) at Aqueduct Racetrack on April 25.
Trainer Todd Pletcher talks about Materiality and Madefromlucky after the Belmont Stakes draw.
A pair of colts best known to this point in their careers for strong runner-up finishes in graded stakes this spring, Stanford and Donworth, head a field of five 3-year-olds in the $150,000 WinStar Farm Easy Goer Stakes.
The connections of Carpe Diem, who was being pointed to the June 6 Belmont Stakes (gr. I), have decided not to enter the two-time grade I winner in the 1 1/2-mile classic.
Trainer Todd Pletcher, who has won the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) twice and finished second four times, has three opportunities to improve on that record in the June 6 renewal of the classic at Belmont Park.
Grade I winners Materiality (:47.78) and Frosted (:47.84) both worked a half-mile May 29 at Belmont Park in preparation of the June 6 Belmont Stakes (gr. I).
Trainer Todd Pletcher sent out a pair of Belmont Stakes (gr. I) prospects May 29 at Belmont Park. Carpe Diem drilled a half-mile in :47.66 and Madefromlucky was clocked in :47.84.
Trainer Kenny McPeek, who upset War Emblem's bid for a Triple Crown with Sarava in 2002, said the morning of May 28 that he will more than likely point The Truth Or Else towards the $1.5 million Belmont Stakes (gr. I).
Claire Novak and Tom LaMarra take an early look at the Belmont Stakes, including who has the best chance to upset American Pharoah.
A winner of five Breeders' Cup events over the Santa Anita Park turf, trainer Chad Brown should be a significant factor in the $400,000 American Oaks (gr. IT) May 30 on the Southern California grass course.
It was a busy day for trainer Todd Pletcher at Belmont Park the morning of May 22 as three of his hopefuls for the June 6 Belmont Stakes (gr. I) worked at the New York oval.
After springing an upset in his graded stakes debut, Ashleyluvssugar will seek a second straight graded score in the $200,000 Charles Whittingham Stakes (gr. IIT) May 24 at Santa Anita Park.
Todd Pletcher looks likely to send out three runners in the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) June 6.
Winning Cause made amends for a runner-up finish in last year's Red Bank Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Monmouth Park when getting up late to edge Heart to Heart and win in this year's edition May 16.
It took WinStar Farm's homebred Commissioner seven tries to get his first graded stakes score, but the A.P. Indy colt appears to have found his best stride at the 1 3/16-mile distance.
A probable field of seven is now expected for the Xpressbet.com Preakness Stakes (gr. I) after Todd Pletcher announced May 12 he will not have an entrant in the May 16 race that is the second leg of racing's Triple Crown.
Trainer Bob Baffert said May 11 he was pleased with the morning activity of American Pharoah and Dortmund at Churchill Downs as they prepare for the May 16 Xpressbet.com Preakness Stakes (gr. I).
Todd Pletcher trainee Madefromlucky enjoyed some class relief and found his way to the winner's circle May 9 in the $200,000 Peter Pan Stakes (gr. II) at Belmont Park, with the June 6 Belmont Stakes (gr. I) his next target.
After a minor setback, multiple grade I winner Palace Malice will make his 2015 debut in the $100,000 Diablo Stakes May 10 at Belmont Park.
Materiality, Carpe Diem, and Competitive Edge are being considered by Todd Pletcher for the Xpressbet.com Preakness Stakes (gr. I) May 16 at Pimlico Race Course.
Trainer Bob Baffert plans to send out another talented 3-year-old in Wolf Man Rocket in the $200,000 Peter Pan Stakes (gr. II) May 9 at Belmont Park.
Dame Dorothy earned her first grade I victory May 2 and did so with distinction, running down game champion Judy the Beauty and surprisingly tough 18-1 pacesetter Moonlit Stroll in the $300,000 Humana Distaff Stakes (gr. I).
Competitive Edge preserved his perfect record May 2 despite time on the sidelines, charging to victory in the $200,000 Pat Day Mile (gr. III) at Churchill Downs to make it four in a row.
A 19-1 shot gave 7-5 favorite Protonico what-for in the $400,000 Alysheba Stakes (gr. II) on the Longines Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) undercard, but the 4-year-old Giant's Causeway runner surged back May 1 to win.
The April 30 defection of Stanford from the May 2 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) will allow also-eligible Frammento to run.
The winners of the past two Belmont Stakes (gr. I) will both make their 2015 debut in the $150,000 Westchester Stakes (gr. III) May 2 at Belmont Park.
Juddmonte Farms' Seek Again, who just missed winning last year's Woodford Reserve Turf Classic (gr. IT) at Churchill Downs, will try again in his first start of the year in $500,000 turf stakes May 2 at the Kentucky track.
Trainer Bob Baffert's rich 3-year-old bench players Lord Nelson and Gimme Da Lute top a solid field of eight entered in the $200,000 Pat Day Mile (at Churchill Downs May 2 that also drew grade I winner Competitive Edge.
Trainer Wesley Ward pulled no punches with the season debut of champion Judy the Beauty, entering her in top-level company on the biggest day of the North American racing year in the $300,000 Humana Distaff Stakes (gr. I).
More stories, quips, and insights from this year's Kentucky Derby Trainers' Dinner held April 28 at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Louisville.
Looking at the recent past performances of the 20 horses likely to start in the 2015 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), more than half the field would like to be racing a length or two off the lead.
Six-time French champion jockey Christophe Soumillon and rising U.S. rider Florent Geroux will be making their first Kentucky Derby starts May 2.
Ed Harrell and Gil Moutray formed Alto Racing to participate at racing's highest level, and they have accomplished that dream with Besilu Stables Florida Derby (gr. I) winner Materiality.
StarLadies Racing, headed by Laurie Wolf and Barbara Lucarelli, have Eskenformoney for the May 1 Longines Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) from their first band of runners. The Eskendereya filly was a $225,000 yearling buy in 2013.
Come on, people, forget all these big-name horses and their gaudy records and brilliant performances, it's May 2, it's Mayweather-Pacquiao, it's a knockout. You get it? I repeat, Itsaknockout.
Toyota Blue Grass (gr. I) winner Carpe Diem turned in the second of two maintenance works since that win when he cruised four furlongs in :48 3/5 under Hall of Fame jockey John Velazquez April 25 at Keeneland.
Jon Jazdzewski landed Far Right, then a short yearling, for $2,500 from the @Nossab LLC consignment, Darby Dan Farm agent, at the 2013 Keeneland January horses of all ages sale.
Todd Pletcher said April 24 that Cheyenne Stables and Mac Nichol's Madefromlucky officially had been removed from consideration for the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) May 2 at Churchill Downs.
Broadcaster Kenny Rice and trainer Todd Pletcher will attend the fund-raiser that benefits the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund and Camp Horsin' Around.
Florida Derby winner Materiality breezed four furlongs in company with Fountain of Youth winner Itsaknockout in :48 flat. Stanford went four furlongs in :48 3/5 in company with Madefromlucky, who got the distance in :48 2/5.
Blofeld, perfect in three career starts that include two stakes wins, tops a field of six 3-year-olds for the first running of the $100,000 William Walker Stakes, April 25, opening night of Churchill Downs spring meet.
The second-wettest April on record in Lexington gave Keeneland's new dirt track a stiff test.
Kent Desormeaux picked up his 18th career mount in the Kentucky Derby by presented Yum! Brands (gr. I) the morning of April 24. He'll ride Keen Ice in the Run for the Roses.
Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) contenders Angela Renee and Eskenformoney got in their final works April 24; trainer Todd Pletcher moved the works of multiple Kentucky Derby (gr. I) hopefuls up a day due to pending rain.
Trainer Todd Pletcher plans to work his two Longines Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) hopefuls on Friday, April 23 at Churchill Downs with their Oaks riders aboard.
Freshman sire Uncle Mo wasted no time in picking up his first winner when his first starter Outwork won by 2 1/4 lengths in a 4 1/2-furlong maiden race debut on Thursday, April 23 at Keeneland.


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Configuring Simple Facebook Connect to work with WP Multi, possible or not?
Hi. Thanx Otto for the nice plugin. I wish it is easier to integrate into WordPress Network (Multisite) sites.
1- I installed the plugin on my Network where sub sites are on directories NOT SUBDOMAINS. From the Network plugins menu, I went to the plugin's Settings. Put my app ID and Secret, then the modules showed up. I selected Login, Allow FB to Comment, and Integrate FB comments.
While I am logged out, I loaded my main blog in the network, and another sub site, but no login buttons or FB comments appeared.
Knowing that entering the plugin's settings in the main blog, takes me actually to the same configuration path that the plugin's settings link in the Netwoek plugins menu lead me to.
2- So if I want to enable it for the main blog, what should I do other than that?
3- Does configuring the plugin in the main blog's settings apply the same configs in the sub blogs?
4- If not, am I really supposed to config the plugin for each individual site??
5- If yes, I am certainly not willing to do that. I simply want to allow the readers of the sub blogs to comment with their Facebook accounts.. I DONT want the Facebook Comments system integrated in my comments system.
I am surprised why there isnt a plugin that simply recognizes when a logged-in Facebook user comes to the page, and just loads his information automatically in the NATIVE commenting box allowing him to comment with his account.
I wish there is something like that.
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Add this to the growing number of new number ones Marvel has announced, and before this time next year, I would bet the House of Ideas has more than 52 new number ones to unleash on the public.
At least now we know when Johnny Storm may/will return from the dead…
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Why do this? The current FF (Future Foundation) was one of the few Marvel Comics that i was keeping up with. It remains to be seen WHO is in the "Fantastic Four" here but anyone other than the original Richards/Grimm family would be crapped on immediately. The other option would be that FF would continue to focus on the Richards kids and company but that wouldn't make much sense either.
This seems more like a knee jerk reaction to the DC "relaunch" rather than a planned return of the original FF. Boo freaking HISS.
This. I never liked most Fantastic Four comics but the Future Foundation stuff actually really sucked me in and I've been a huge fan of it. If they do intend to revert to the old FF I'm dropping it from my pull list.
Too soon, if they are planning to revive Johnny…I have basically given up on comics anyway. Just read the occasional trade, and even that is becoming rare. Might start buying e-comics – I got the Planetary compendium when it was on sale, but haven't actually bought any single issues.
With day and date, I expect the local comic shop to close any ways. Solves the problem on whether to buy or not.
(In the words of Peter Griffin) DONE.
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON'T care. I'm out. Marvel, you just get less and less intersting all the time, whereas DC has me riveted to every new bit of news (at least until September, anyway) I'll keep buying ASM, but if Slott starts to waiver, I'll ditch that too. I guess I'll still be buying the Oz books, but that doesn't count!
It seems to me, that I'm as excited for DC's books as I am for Marvel's movies. Marvel has done a good job about getting me psyched for all their films (DC really doesn't make many) but they seem to be losing steam in their books. I'd expect a major restructuring soon, probably after Avengers comes out.
What a plethora of negativity. Not that I disagree, but these comments are awfully negative. Maybe it will be okay. But considering the hopes I had for FF, I cant say that I am thrilled with this announcement.
I'm feeling a new member to the team, don't bring Johnny back, can someone please just stay dead for once ?!?!
I wonder if Miles Morales will be in the new FF? His 616-universe counterpart, that is. The guy we haven't met yet, but who will turn out to be the new Human Torch… His sister Mila Morales will turn out to be Invisible Girl, and I think this joke just ran its course! :D
At least it's not restarting with a brand new creative team with a brand new direction. So far I've really enjoyed what Hickman has done with the Fantastic Four and FF, so I'll check it out.
Of course, maintaining creative direction but putting out a new #1 does make it seem much more like a possible reaction to DC's actions, though Marvel's been re-numbering books for years, so maybe not.
I honestly don't care what number is on the cover, i just care about what's inside. It's going to take more than renumbering stunts to make me swear off a publishers entire line.
Maybe it's the time for the regular FF #600? I'm not surprised after Reeds death some years ago turned out to be he changed his body with Dr.Doom. I guess our Johnny is realy dead, but we will see a version from a different dimension. Our we will have the classic Dallas sollution.
Fat Joe Quesada released a pic of the Four back together again a few days ago on his Twitter account and it does indeed have the Torch back. Quite a shocker eh? What is this the 4,009th time Marvel has pulled this stunt? Just like how Parker will be back in the Ultimate universe by opening day of his new movie next year. LAME!!


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- Caloriesfromfat 26%
- Fat 8.3g
- Satfat 4.9g
- Monofat 2.2g
- Polyfat 0.5g
- Protein 4.7g
- Carbohydrate 50.8g
- Fiber 3.5g
- Cholesterol 23mg
- Iron 1.3mg
- Sodium 265mg
- Calcium 90mg
Blueberry Cobbler
Becky Luigart-Stayner; Lydia DeGaris-Pursell
How to Make It
Step 1
Preheat oven to 350°.
Step 2
To prepare filling, combine first 4 ingredients in an 11 x 7-inch baking dish.
Step 3
To prepare topping, lightly spoon flour into dry measuring cups; level with a knife. Combine flour and next 4 ingredients (flour through baking soda) in a large bowl, stirring with a whisk. Cut in butter with a pastry blender or 2 knives until mixture resembles coarse meal. Stir in sour cream to form a soft dough.
Step 4
Drop dough by spoonfuls onto blueberry filling to form 8 dumplings. Brush dumplings with milk; sprinkle with 1 teaspoon sugar. Place baking dish on a jelly roll pan. Bake at 350° for 50 minutes or until filling is bubbly and dumplings are lightly browned.


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Venison Mushroom Stroganoff
Remove the venison mixture from the skillet. Stir the bouillon, water and wine in the skillet. Heat to boil. Reduce the heat to medium. Add the sour cream and flour in a small bowl. Add the flour mixture to the skillet. Cook and stir until the mixture boils and thickens.
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Paris, 20 March 2017 – Five finalists have been named for the MIPFormats International Pitch competition, and will present their original ideas to a prestigious industry jury at the world's leading entertainment format event next month.
MIPFormats is the incubator for the best in unscripted TV formats, and takes place in Cannes, France, on 1-2 April 2017, ahead of the global entertainment content market, MIPTV, which runs 3-6 April.
Backed for the third time by all3media international, the MIPFormats International Pitch is the industry's top-flight pitching competition for creators and producers of innovative non-scripted entertainment formats.
The five finalist projects are:
"I Sang It My Way" (Malarkey Media, UK) is an exciting new spin on the music-based shiny floor show – a fun, inspirational competition in which contestants compete to interpret well-known songs in different musical genres.
A reality show from Esuna Casa Audiovisual (Colombia) starring senior adults with one single purpose: to prove that it's never too late in life to learn new things when your true age isn't measured in years but by the warmth of your heart.
How far would you go for your loved ones? In each chapter of this show from Anat Nir (Israel), two pairs of people who are connected to each other will challenge their partner to a task that they never dreamed of performing, but always fantasized that they would. Will they do it?
"Popular Belief" (The Concept Collective, USA) is a game show where one player faces a studio audience. Questions are put to the audience, whose answers are displayed as percentages. But which percentage is correct? The audience majority or minority?
Would we be able to survive as our ancestors did? This reality show from Spain's Pausoka Entertainment doesn't take place in a single location, nor even a single year. Each episode of this contest is set in a different moment of the country's history so we can find the best contestant ever.
The five projects will be presented live on stage to a prestigious industry jury comprising: Fabrizio Battocchio, Format and Head of Factual, Mediaset RTI (Italy); Karin de Groot, Channel Manager, SBS6 (Netherlands); Philipp Schmid, Creative Director/Deputy Managing Director, Tower Productions (Germany); Layla Smith, CEO, Objective Media Group (UK); and Nick Smith, SVP International Format Production, all3media International (UK).
The five finalists were selected by the Short List Judges, chaired by Stephen Lambert, Chief Executive, Studio Lambert, along with Noah Pollack, EVP Non-Scripted, all3media International/Lime, Rachel Glaister, EVP Press and Marketing, all3media International, and Maria Silver, President, Optomen USA.
"We are delighted that this year's MIPFormats International Pitch has seen entries from a record 28 countries, with over 100 ideas submitted. As a global event, it's noteworthy that we received entries from across the world, with pitches received from producers in China, Syria, South Korea, Ireland, Israel, and elsewhere, making it a truly international selection," said Louise Pedersen, CEO of the sponsor, all3media International.
About Reed MIDEM – Founded in 1963, Reed MIDEM is an organiser of professional, international markets that are essential business platforms for key players in the sectors concerned. These sectors are MIPTV, MIPDOC, MIPCOM, MIP CANCUN and MIPJUNIOR for the television and digital content industries, MIDEM for music professionals, MIPIM, MIPIM Asia, MIPIM UK, and MIPIM Japan for the real estate industry and MAPIC, Retail Real Estate Market brought by MAPIC in Shanghai and MAPIC Italy for the retail real estate sector. www.reedmidem.com
About Reed Exhibitions – Reed MIDEM is a division of Reed Exhibitions, the world's leading event organiser, with over 500 events in 43 countries. In 2015 Reed brought together over seven million active professionals from around the world generating billions of dollars in business. Today Reed events are held throughout the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Asia Pacific and Africa and organised by 41 fully-staffed offices. Reed Exhibitions serves 43 industry sectors with trade and consumer events. It is part of the RELX Group plc, a world-leading provider of information solutions and analytics for professional and business customers across industries. www.reedexpo.com


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Nokia aiming for November 2nd AT&T launch of the Lumia 920
0. phoneArena posted on 07 Sep 2012, 10:26
Multiple tipsters point to an early November launch for the Lumia 920, although with Microsoft still finalizing WP8 Nokia must make a rapid turnaround to hit that date...
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1. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
If it only had a SD CARD I'll pass. but i still love the YELLOW. Just wish NOKIA would support Android then I would REALLY BUY their phones
16. Suts_97 (Posts: 124; Member since: 05 May 2012)
I wonder why would people always wish for what is not in the phone instead of being satisfied with how good it is..
44. robot9001 (banned) (Posts: 25; Member since: 06 Sep 2012)
what is good in this phone? so i pay big money to look like a clown?.......with this phone i would also buy a big clown nose and the bluetooth nokia released
46. Mobile-X-Pert (Posts: 565; Member since: 20 Dec 2010)
Dude, just get the black one...no problem.
51. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
I am satisfied with it. but it doesn't have a SD CARD. and my last comment was only a dream.
60. dr_fajardo12 (Posts: 118; Member since: 26 Aug 2012)
/7/3299784/nokia-lumia-920-pureview-camera-hi-res-photosjake mate
2. Veigald (Posts: 290; Member since: 13 Jan 2012)
This phone is incredibly desirable, with its design, screen, camera and all the other bells and whistles. And I'm sure to pick one up.
However, Nokia should have been able to give a launch window on Wednesday, together with a price. Why were they not able to do that?
And please Nokia, next time you reveal a phone that basically crushes anything currently on the market, launch it like you mean it. Those low confidence, monitor reading presenters did not do the product justice.
4. SleepingOz (unregistered)
"next time you reveal a phone that basically crushes anything currently on the market"
Nice one! LMAO!! xDD
5. Veigald (Posts: 290; Member since: 13 Jan 2012)
Which phone has a better design, screen resolution, screen sensitivity, camera, has wireless charging etc then? Name one?
10. SleepingOz (unregistered)
I think you forgot to mention processor, RAM, battery and memory storage in your question, innit?
11. Mobile-X-Pert (Posts: 565; Member since: 20 Dec 2010)
@SleepingOz...Do you get pay for bashing Nokia??? Let me guess, you just don't have anyhting better to do, Right?.Go read a good book and fill you brain with knowledge..Friedrich Nietzsche will help you change your stupid mind.
14. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Am I bashing Nokia actually?
I was just laughing at Veigald's joke. Can you please quote the part where I'm bashing Nokia?
How am I being stupid exactly?
It's funny, coming from someone who couldn't write down his thought in a single comment.
You seem mad, bro.. Allow me to return you the advice. =]
18. Mobile-X-Pert (Posts: 565; Member since: 20 Dec 2010)
Lol...Don't worry, I'm not here to start a fight. The reason I say you're always bashing Nokia is because of your previous comments on other posts about this Nokia phone.
I think we would all appreciate if you could be a little bit more objective.
By the way, I really recommend you to take my advice ;)
24. SleepingOz (unregistered)
That's what I thought!
Calling someone stupid and not being able to give a valid reason makes you the stupid one.
Well, you need your own advice more than me.
30. Mobile-X-Pert (Posts: 565; Member since: 20 Dec 2010)
Someone who bashes a company just because he doesn't like the phones they make seems more stupid to me ;)
35. SleepingOz (unregistered)
So according to you, bashing a company that CHEATED on its customers is stupid.
Then what about someone taking the defence of that exact company? LMAO!
39. Mobile-X-Pert (Posts: 565; Member since: 20 Dec 2010)
So according to you, Nokia cheated on its customers. Who has bought a Lumia 920? As far as I know the phone hasn't even been released yet, on top of that, Nokia never said that those videos or pics were taken from the Lumia 920, they were just showing how the technology works.
It's funny how a person that doesn't like this company felt offended by those ''supposedly false'' advertisements.
52. Oxygen (Posts: 125; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
You are saying that nokia apologize for something they haven't done? funny fanboy lol
55. Mobile-X-Pert (Posts: 565; Member since: 20 Dec 2010)
No, I´m saying Nokia apologize because they´re not Apple. Fandroid :p
61. SleepingOz (unregistered)
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! OMG seriously? Like it or not, they've been found cheating TWICE, that's why they apologized. In denial, biased fanboy!
12. Veigald (Posts: 290; Member since: 13 Jan 2012)
So you agree that the Lumia 920 having the best screen, camera and design then, since you were not able to name any better phones?
Processor and RAM is less comparable across platforms, since various OS's have various needs. Screen, camera and design are comparable regardless of OS.
Which phones sport a better package then?
19. SleepingOz (unregistered)
IPS LCD is not what I call the best screen, the best pixel density may be.. AMOLED Clear Black display would've been better.
And screen sensivity can be tweaked on multiple devices running on custom ROMs.
Best camera is not sure yet, I'm still waiting for independant reviews as Nokia was found cheating!
You mean aesthetic by design right? As I wouldn't call 185g and 11mm thin the best design. Also aesthetic is subjective, the new glossy finish looks cheap to me. I prefer the old white Lumia900 with its matte finish.
Also the XPERIA LINE, the One X and the Cloud Mobile have better aesthetics imho.
"Processor and RAM is less comparable across platforms"
Not really, more RAM allows you to run more apps in background. The more apps you have running in background, the more processing power you need to run them.
It's called Multitasking with no "pseudo" in front.
And oh what about memory storage?
Each phone has its pros and its cons, A "phone that basically crushes anything currently on the market" needs to have no cons at all!
So your statement is irrelevant and biased if it wasn't a joke!
23. Mobile-X-Pert (Posts: 565; Member since: 20 Dec 2010)
You're wrong, The Lumia 920 is 10,7mm thick same as the Nokia E73. In comparison, the iphone 3GS is 12,3mm.
Also, the White Nokia Lumia 900 has a glossy finish too. The phoen might look cheap, but onece you hold it in your hands it feels really premium.
26. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Wrong by 0.3mm, seriously fanboy chill out!
Comparing it to 3years old phones isn't flattering. LMAO!
33. Mobile-X-Pert (Posts: 565; Member since: 20 Dec 2010)
You seem to be having difficulties with numbers, or did you phone force closed on you??? Lol
58. raunak (Posts: 507; Member since: 12 Oct 2011)
the white lumia didnt have matte finish...it had the same glossy finish other colours had matte though
13. arsenaljimenez (Posts: 185; Member since: 03 May 2012)
Even if that is true, my SINGLE core wp7 still runs smoother than most dual core android devices
Im sure this dual core wp8 will still be smoother than even quad core adroid devices.
specs don't mean much
17. Suts_97 (Posts: 124; Member since: 05 May 2012)
True, Android phones won't be even nearly as smooth as WP7.5 if they don't have those dual-core and quad -core processors, but yet Android is very functional.
20. SleepingOz (unregistered)
JB Project Butter run as smooth as WP7 and ios on the GNexus.
28. arsenaljimenez (Posts: 185; Member since: 03 May 2012)
Yeah barely. wp7 has been running this smooth since its release, how many tries did android need to get it right? :)


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Nokia CEO again says 'we would consider any option' on operating systems going forward
0. phoneArena posted on 07 Feb 2013, 04:37
Speaking in Australia the other day, Nokia's CEO let one slip again, when discussing the possibilities of releasing a tablet, and the eventual mobile OS it will use. "We haven't announced tablets at this point, but it is something we are clearly looking at very closely," he said, and then it became interesting. "Our first focus on what we look at is clearly in the Microsoft side," was the follow-up, while he again stated Nokia "would consider any option," for the horror of the PR people around, who advised he mention "but we have made no decision or announced nothing..."
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40. SIGPRO (Posts: 1882; Member since: 03 Oct 2012)
Because i used Honeycomb and still using ICS on my device......but man i am sick and tired of Android. Laggy and slow!
But i bought a qyia
42. SIGPRO (Posts: 1882; Member since: 03 Oct 2012)
But i bought a Ouya console it will run JB, i am curious.
I tested the S3 with a Lumia 900, and wtf the 900 was faster and snapier with it's singlecore. So i skipped buying the S3.
I think i will go with a new Lumia line, see what Nokia shows at the MWC :)
But still i use my N9, Meego best and simple os ever!
47. aokde (Posts: 186; Member since: 09 Jul 2012)
fair enough. well, good luck with that :D.
58. MorePhonesThanNeeded (Posts: 645; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
You're a bad liar, JB slow and laggy on the S3? Now I've heard everything, we have Windows lovers claiming BS on one end and Apple making commercials about panoramic camera shots...all apparently dislike Android for whatever reasons. Then people complain about android because it has a version for whatever walk of life you have, cheap phone, android has you, medium priced phone full of features, got you there too...high priced super phones that make even desktops jealous Android once again got you there.
I'm not making an argument but I just don't get the Android hate. If it weren't Android being pushed by Google so much, everyone would be walking around with iPhones and still without BT file transfers and no MMS, no panoramic cameras, utilitarian designed phone. It's great to have competition, without it smart phones would still be as dumb as the first generation iPhone.
Here's one quick thing about Windows Phone fans, you guys do realize that your OS is pretty much the exact same concept as iOS right? Do you think that MS is doing right by you guys trying to copy Apple's formula and applying it to multiple devices and hoping to score big.
If Meego was so great, why didn't Nokia keep it alive and keep on making phones with that then? Food for thought, just because you think it's the best thing since sliced bread doesn't mean it actually is.
62. zuckerboy (banned) (Posts: 898; Member since: 22 Dec 2011)
wow nokia lost %50 of market share then :D
13. jroc74 (Posts: 6019; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
He said it the first time when it was about phones....it wasnt mis translated. That 2nd article was him saying the same thing...just worded different.
So.....are we gonna say this is mistranslated too?
15. jove39 (Posts: 1976; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Apart from win8...nokia should evaluate android and ubuntu.
17. peacekeeper05 (Posts: 33; Member since: 23 Apr 2012)
I hope they make Android phones. Windows Phone is the only thing holding me back from loving Nokia again :/
21. pookiewood (Posts: 631; Member since: 05 Mar 2012)
Who cares just get me a 7inch, Nokia, WinRT tablet at a reasonable price.
22. nikenturd (unregistered)
Too bad Nokia picked a dog......MICROSOFT is the epitome of bad luck
23. Caunsidh (Posts: 9; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
There's a huge piece of "cake" (market share) waiting for their Android devices, shame on Elop for giving it away to Plastsung and other Apple-wannabies and copycats.
26. MC1123 (Posts: 1256; Member since: 12 Nov 2012)
oh shut up elop!! this is Nokia we are talking about!! the one that is the best in it's hardware and software!!
ELOP! STOP ruining Nokia!! continue developing Symbian and let jolla join you again!!!
36. daftastic (Posts: 87; Member since: 07 Jan 2013)
Exactly, MeeGo was the only thing that could've saved Nokia. I call that innovation, open source, NFC, a unique UX, the best design in a smartphone ever. What did Elopocalypse do? Went the boring route with WP.
61. Doakie (Posts: 2227; Member since: 06 May 2009)
Meego? They should go Open webOS. Hey If we're grabbing at distant last place OS' that we have fond memories of I might as well throw mine in there. Lol
27. yero789 (unregistered)
On it would be so boring if Nokia moves to Android.I mean yes,Android is a very cool OS with best customization options and good apps,but Nokia will lose it's individuality if it moves to Android.Nokia is a unique company,which doesn't use Android as an OS on their smartphones,and as I know,only Nokias and iPhones are the only phones which don't use Android.
28. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
Obvious answer is that if the Lumia line doesnt seriously pick up, either MS is gonna have to buy them out completely or they are gonna have to broaden their portfolio to include android to sell phones.
30. XPERIA-KNIGHT (unregistered)
that is exactly why this move needs to be made as soon as the opportunity can be made! it would eliminate those possible downfalls...
31. Edmund (Posts: 656; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
There is a very high probability that Windows 8 will become the number 2 tablet platform within 6-12 months, so I very much doubt it.
39. Caunsidh (Posts: 9; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
Highly unlikely, since Windows RT is very limited and boring.
46. freebee269 (Posts: 539; Member since: 10 Aug 2012)
i would bet on windows surface pro before RT. pro offers alot more options, especially in the business market.
54. jroc74 (Posts: 6019; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
What makes you so sure? WP is barely making a dent..you think the tablet is gonna do better?
The pro should, but I don't know if a good majority of folks are gonna want it.
33. volcano (Posts: 348; Member since: 25 Jan 2013)
i like Nokia a lot but i will never buy Nokia tablet if they use android
43. protozeloz (Posts: 5396; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
It could simply be that they use both, a device with android and one without it
44. gwuhua1984 (Posts: 1237; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
Yeah yeah yeah, he always says that. Deep down he's just a lap dog. At least Nokia's making profit now, so that's a good thing.
45. freebee269 (Posts: 539; Member since: 10 Aug 2012)
lol. the nokia running android compain continues to go. phonearena seems to be the leading publisher for this.
48. Gaijin_Xiao_Pao (Posts: 7; Member since: 07 Feb 2013)
Nokia must jump into Tablet market they would've find some place in this universe as well because they have the ability to give some reasonable tough time to other competitors. :)
49. tward291 (Posts: 559; Member since: 14 Feb 2012)
I doubt it will be android it will be another emerging os
50. rusticguy (Posts: 2828; Member since: 11 Aug 2012)
So basically he is thinking of pissing in the pockets to feel the warmth ... :D
51. akki20892 (Posts: 3902; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
Windows Phone is better for Nokia.........!!!
52. NateAdam8 (Posts: 388; Member since: 17 Feb 2012)
One answer.... Ubuntu


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Young British Drivers Pay Through The Nose For Auto Insurance
17th century Scottish writer William Shenstone once said, "nothing is certain in London but expense." He should be lucky there weren't cars back in his era, or he would have spit out his haggis: the average cost of insuring a new driver in Ol' Blighty is around $10,000 a year.
That's money that could go towards, well, Junior's second car, or a year's worth of college tuition, or a lot of gummi worms. The math breaks down like so: young drivers between the ages of 17 to 22 are charged as much as £546 per month while they have their bright red Learners tags. This converts to $891.72 per month, and multiplied over the course of a year brings the figure to $10,700.64 per year, enough to make Pops seriously angry if Junior's out joyriding the Jaguar.
Why so pricey? While it's no surprise that young drivers are more prone to get into accidents, insurance providers assign exorbitant premiums to beginners, leaving many drivers to go about without coverage or have their vehicle insured by their parents. Around 41% of British families do the latter; unfortunately, it's illegal and insurance companies can forfeit an entire family's policy if they do find out.
To bring prices down, some insurance companies are considering a plan to install automotive "black boxes" into the cars of beginning drivers, in order to measure sudden acceleration, braking, cornering, and other ne'er-do-well driving shenanigans. This would allow them to customize an insurance policy to a wide range of drivers. Some companies in America are considering the same plan.
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Parkland has taken note of the success Coral Springs has had with its red-light cameras and is likely to take the same route to curb red light running.
Coral Springs, which introduced cameras at seven of its busiest intersections, generated an average of 150 violations per week last month. This is in contrast to approximately 250 violations when the cameras went live in September. No cases from Coral Springs have been challenged in court.
At a recent workshop, Parkland officials were unanimously in favor of having red-light cameras installed at traffic intersections within the city. The issue will come up before the City Commission for vote in the near future.
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Coral Springs' success with the cameras was among the points raised by Parkland Police Chief Marvin Stoner at a recent workshop where he spoke about the feasibility of such cameras in the city. Rear-end collisions increased 19 percent at the intersections with cameras during the public awareness phase, but the number has steadily come down since, he said.
The city, which has three intersections with traffic lights, has initiated talks with American Traffic Solutions (ATS) on the program. After their analysis, the company has determined that only one approach – westbound on Holmberg Road at University Drive – needs a red light camera, Stoner said.
Red-light cameras are said to cause up to 50 percent reduction in red-light running violations and up to 30 percent reduction in crashes severe enough to cause injuries, Stoner said. The cameras also result in up to 24 percent reduction in right-angle crashes, he added.
According to the ATS proposal, the cost of equipment and installation is about $100,000. The city would not have to bear any costs as the company will maintain ownership of the equipment. Each camera would cost $4,750 per month, but the city wouldn't have to pay the company more than the fines that are collected. The fine for a violation is $158, of which the city would receive $75.
"I don't want to see any city dollars being spent on this," Mayor Michael Udine said. "The cost should be borne through citations to people who run red lights. I want us to look at this in greater detail."
Commissioner Jared Moskowitz said he would fight to bring red light cameras to the city. Moskowitz is currently recuperating after having surgery for a wrist injury that was caused by a man who ran a red light in a stolen car.
"This is something I will fight for," he said. "There is no reason why we should not be considering this. Let this come up before the commission for a vote. Red-light cameras reduce accidents at intersections."
Commissioner Dave Rosenof did not want the city to be under any pressure to issue citations. "I want to be sure that it costs the city nothing and that there is no pressure on us to issue citations. I am generally in favor of red-light cameras, but the devil is in the details. I have done research on the subject; lots of people have challenged their tickets and won. "
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Sutter Solano Among the Last to Reach Contract Deal with Nurses Union
Sutter Solano Medical Center remains one of five holdouts in ongoing contract talks between Sutter facilities and their nurses union. That's because a tentative agreement has been reached with Marin County's Sutter Novato Community Hospital, union officials said. —Vallejo Times Herald , 04/19/13 More »


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Tuesday, March 15, 2005
Digital Orchid Rolls Out NASCAR With Verizon
San Diego-based Digital Orchid, a developer of branded real time wireless applications, said that it has inked a deal with Verizon Wireless to distribute NASCAR content on the Verizon wireless broadband multimedia service. Digital Orchid will distribute NASCAR video clips from the NASCAR.com TO GO service. The content includes racing videos and driver interviews. Digital Orchid is supported by Qualcomm.


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A three-alarm fire at 25 Charlesbank Road in Newton Monday afternoon displaced four families, sent a plumber to the hospital and closed Charlesbank Road for several hours. Firefighters got the blaze under control by approximately 3 p.m., city officials say.
A three-alarm fire at 25 Charlesbank Road in Newton displaced four families, sent a plumber to the hospital and closed Charlesbank Road for three hours on Monday afternoon.
A call for a wall fire came in at 1:51 p.m. on Monday, and firefighters got the blaze under control by approximately 3 p.m., city officials say.
The fire was caused by a plumber's torch that was being used to install a shower valve in one of the apartments, according to investigators.
Lt. Eric Fricke said the plumber was transported to St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Brighton with minor burns to his hands. A firefighter was also transported to St. Elizabeth's with a back injury.
A mother and her young child also went to the hospital independently to be checked out, but Assistant Chief Paul Chagnon said they were OK.
Fricke said the building, which contains four apartments, was completely destroyed and the damage was estimated at $1 million.
A total of eight residents were displaced by the blaze.
Angelica Redfern, who lives in the neighboring building, said she became aware of the fire when smoke began to come into her apartment.
"I saw a ton of smoke coming out of the building and I saw people running out of the building," said Redfern.
Chagnon said the freezing temperatures had little impact on firefighters' ability to contain the blaze.
"Cold weather always presents a challenge but the guys did a great job of getting it together and putting it out as quickly as possible," said Chagnon.
Newton Police closed Charlesbank Road shortly after 2 p.m. to allow firefighters more space to work. The street was reopened around 4:50 p.m.
The American Red Cross of Eastern Massachusetts said it provided assistance to three of the families displaced by the fire. Volunteers assisted in providing two of the families -- a family of two adults and a family of three adults and one baby -- with temporary shelter and funds for food and supplies.


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Kathak (Hindi: कथक, Urdu: کتھک) is one of the eight forms of Indian classical dances, originated from northern India. This dance form traces its origins to the nomadic bards of ancient northern India, known as Kathaks, or storytellers. These bards, performing in village squares and temple courtyards, mostly specialized in recounting mythological and moral tales from the scriptures, and embellished their recitals with hand gestures and facial expressions. It was quintessential theatre, using instrumental and vocal music along with stylized gestures, to enliven the stories. Its form today contains traces of temple and ritual dances, and the influence of the bhakti movement. From the 16th century onwards it absorbed certain features of Persian dance and Central Asian dance which were imported by the royal courts of the Mughal era.
There are three major schools or gharanas of Kathak from which performers today generally draw their lineage: the gharanas of Jaipur, Lucknow and Banaras (born in the courts of the Kachwaha Rajput kings, the Nawab of Oudh, and Varanasi respectively); there is also a less prominent (and later) Raigarh gharana which amalgamated technique from all three preceding gharanas but became famous for its own distinctive compositions.
The name Kathak is derived from the Sanskrit word katha meaning story, and katthaka in Sanskrit means s/he who tells a story, or to do with stories. The name of the form is properly कत्थक katthak, with the geminated dental to show a derived form, but this has since simplified to modern-day कथक kathak. kathaa kahe so kathak is a saying many teachers pass on to their pupils, which is generally translated, 's/he who tells a story, is a kathak', but which can also be translated, 'that which tells a story, that is Kathak'.
Pure Dance (Nritta)
The structure of a conventional Kathak performance tends to follow a progression in tempo from slow to fast, ending with a dramatic climax. A short danced composition is known as a tukra, a longer one as a toda. There are also compositions consisting solely of footwork. Often the performer will engage in rhythmic 'play' with the time-cycle, splitting it into triplets or quintuplets for example, which will be marked out on the footwork, so that it is in counterpoint to the rhythm on the percussion.
All compositions are performed so that the final step and beat of the composition lands on the 'sam' or first beat of the time-cycle. Most compositions also have 'bols' (rhythmic words) which serve both as mnemonics to the composition and whose recitation also forms an integral part of the performance. This recitation is known as padhant. Some compositions are aurally very interesting when presented this way. The bols can be borrowed from tabla (e.g. dha, ge, na, tirakiTa) or can be a dance variety (ta, thei, tat, ta ta, tigda, digdig and so on).
Often tukras are composed to highlight specific aspects of the dance, for example gait, or use of corners and diagonals, and so on. A popular tukra type is the chakkarwala tukra, showcasing the signature spins of Kathak. Because they are generally executed on the heel, these differ from ballet's pirouettes (which are properly executed on the toe or ball of the foot). The spins usually manifest themselves at the end of the tukra, often in large numbers: five, nine, fifteen, or more, sequential spins are common. These tukras are popular with audiences because they are visually exciting and are executed at great speed. Other compositions can be further particularised as follows:
- Vandana the dancer begins with an invocation to the gods.
- Thaat (the first composition of a traditional performance; the dancer performs short plays with the time-cycle, finishing on sam in a statuesque standing (thaat) pose);
- Aamad (from the Persian word meaning 'entry'; the first introduction of spoken rhythmic pattern or bol in to the performance);
- Salaami (related to Ar. 'salaam' - a salutation to the audience in the Muslim style);
- Kavit (a poem set on a time-cycle; the dancer will perform movements that echo the meaning of the poem)
- Paran (a composition using bols from the pakhawaj instead of only dance or tabla bols)
- Parmelu or Primalu (a composition using bols reminiscent of sounds from nature, such as kukuthere (birds), jhijhikita (sound of ghunghru), tigdadigdig (strut of peacock) etc.
- Gat (from the word for 'gait, walk' showing abstract visually beautiful gaits or scenes from daily life)
- Ladi (a footwork composition consisting of variations on a theme, and ending in a tihai)
- Tihai (usually a footwork composition consisting of a long set of bols repeated thrice so that the very last bol ends dramatically on 'sam')
Expressive Dance (Nritya)
Aside from the traditional expressive or abhinaya pieces performed to a bhajan, ghazal or thumri, Kathak also possesses a particular performance style of expressional pieces called bhaav bataanaa (lit. 'to show bhaav or 'feeling'). It is a mode where abhinaya dominates, and arose in the Mughal court. It is more suited to the mehfil or the darbar environment, because of the proximity of the performer to the audience, who can more easily see the nuances of the dancer's facial expression. Consequently, it translates to the modern proscenium stage with difficulty. A thumri is sung, and once the mood is set, a line from the thumri is interpreted with facial abhinaya and hand movements while seated. This continues for an indefinite period, limited only by the dancer's interpretative abilities. Shambhu Maharaj was known to interpret a single line in many many different ways for hours.
History of Kathak
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The story of Kathak begins in ancient times with the performances of professional story-tellers called kathakas who recited or sang stories from epics and mythology with some elements of dance. The traditions of the kathakas were hereditary, and dances passed from generation to generation. There are literary references from the third and fourth centuries BC which refer to these kathakas. The two texts are in the archives of Kameshwar Library at Mithila.
An extract runs as follows:
maggasirasuddhapakkhe nakkhhate varanaseeye nayareeye uttarpuratthime diseebhage gangaye mahanadeeye tate savvokathako bhingarnatenam teese stuti kayam yehi raya adinaho bhavenam passayi (Prakrit text, 4th century BC).
in the month of magha, in the shukla-paksha nakshatra, to the north west of Varanasi, on the banks of the Ganges, the shringar dance of the kathaks in praise of God pleased Lord Adinatha.
A 3rd century BC Sanskrit shloka (Mithila, late Mauryan period):
...anahat...nrityadharmam kathakacha devalokam...
...sound...and the Kathaks whose duty is dance for the divine peoples
There are also two verses from the Mahabharata which also refer to Kathaks:
Kathakscapare rajan sravanasca vanaukasahadivyakhyanani ye ca'pi pathanti madhuram dvijaha
(Mahabharata, verse 1.206.2-4, Adiparva)
With the king on the way to the forest were the Kathakas pleasing to the eyes and ears as they sang and narrated sweetly.
Shovana Narayan notes: 'Here the emphasis on 'pleasing to the eyes' is indication of the performing aspect of the Kathakas.' The other verse is in the Anusasanika Parva. In the post-Christian era, there is also reference to Kathak in the Harsha-charita of Bana.
By the 13th century a definite style had emerged and soon technical features like mnemonic syllables and bol developed. In the 15th-16th century at the time the Bhakti movement, Rasalilas had a tremendous impact on Kathak. The form of dance even made its way to the Kathavachakas who performed in temples.
Change in the Bhakti Era
During the era of fervent worship of Radha-Krishna, Kathak was used to narrate tales from the lives of these figures. Popular performances included Sri Krishna's exploits in the holy land of Vrindavan, and tales of Krishna-Leela (Krishna's childhood). It was in this time, the dance moved away from the spirituality of the temple and began to be influenced by folk elements.
In the Mughal Period
It was when the dance reached the Mughal court after the 16th century that Kathak began to acquire its distinctive shape and features. Here it encountered other different forms of dance and music, most especially dancers from Persia. Dancers were enticed from the temples to the courts by gifts of gold, jewels and royal favour. Patronage soared as a social class of dancers and courtiers emerged in the royal palaces, where dance competitions were held frequently. The environment of the North Indian Mughal courts caused a shift in focus for Kathak, from a purely religious art form to court entertainment. Dancers imported from the Middle East spread their ideas to Kathak dancers, as they borrowed ideas from Kathak to implement in their own dance. Kathak absorbed the new input, adapting it until it became an integral part of its own vocabulary.
Kathak began to shift away from other traditional Indian dances, such as Bharatanatyam. The demi-plié stance of most other Indian dance forms gave way to straight legs taken from the Persian dancers. To emphasize the flamboyant and elaborate rhythmic footwork as many as 150 ankle bells on each leg were worn. It was also during this period that the signature 'chakkars' (spins) of Kathak were introduced, possibly influenced by the so-called whirling dervishes. The straight-legged position gave a new vitality to the footwork, which wove percussive rhythms in its own right, whether together with or in complement to the tabla or pakhawaj. By this stage, the varied influences had introduced great flexibility into Kathak in terms of presentation and narrative dance. As it moved away from the temple through folk dances to the court, it gathered many accretions of the themes on which the narrative dance could treat, resulting in a broader catchment of material for abhinaya pieces, and a less stylised and slightly informal presentation style which often incorporated improvisation and suggestions from the courtly audience. The fusion of cultures developed Kathak in a singular manner, but although it was by now substantially different from the other Indian dance forms, the roots of the style remained the same, and as such it still displays a consanguineity with the others, particularly in the hand-formations during story-telling, and some of the body-postures, for example the tribhangi position, which is common to most Indian dance forms.
Later Court Influences
Many specific emperors contributed to the growth and development of Kathak into different gharanas, or schools of dance, named after the cities in which they developed. The Nawab of Oudh, Wajid Ali Shah, not only enjoyed giving patronage to dancers, but danced himself, taught by Durga Prasad. He himself choreographed a dance, Rahas, that he danced himself with the ladies of his court. He brought teachers to his palaces, aiding the expansion of technical vocabulary, and formed the basis of the Lucknow gharana, emphasizing sensuous, expressive emotion. The Lucknow gharana placed emphasis on the abhinaya and natya elements or expressional qualities of the dancing; it was famed for its subtlety and grace (nazakat). This contrasted sharply with the Jaipur gharana, which became renowned for highly intricate and complex footwork, and fast, sharp, and accurate dancing. Even after the Moghuls, courts in Rajasthan enjoyed Kathak as a sophisticated art form, fostering the growth of the Jaipur gharana. The Banaras gharana was also created in this time.
During this period, Kathak was also extensively performed by tawaifs, who themselves developed the art in parallel to its refinement in court. They frequently performed abhinaya on lighter classical music of such as dadra, kajri and tappa as well as thumri. Given the tawaifs' environment, their performance style of Kathak also differed from the court style, involving more of what in Kathak is termed naKhra ('mischievous playfulness'). As the dance teachers of these tawaifs were also often the dance teachers of the court dancers, there was a fairly free interchange of ideas between the two milieus, and this helped consolidate the repertoire of Kathak.
During the Raj
The advent of British Rule in India sent Kathak into sharp decline. The Victorian administrators publicly pronounced it a base and unlovely form of entertainment, despite often privately enjoying the pleasures of the tawaif. Indeed, by associating Kathak solely with the tawaifs and then associating the tawaifs with out-and-out prostitution, Kathak acquired an unwholesome image: the entirely British concept of nautch. Kathak was, to Victorian eyes, an entertainment designed solely for the purposes of seduction. During these times of cultural hardship, the role of the tawaifs in preserving the art forms should not be underestimated. Famous tawaifs such as Gauhar Jan were instrumental in the maintenance and continuation of Kathak, even as it was officially denigrated by the prevailing political opinion.
Today, Kathak has regained its popularity after the period of decline during the rule of the British Empire (where it was frowned upon by Victorian administrators), and it is now one of the eight officially sanctioned classical dance forms of India. Kathak's current form is a synthesis of all the input it has had in the past: court and romantic aspects sit comfortably side-by-side with the temple and mythological/religious. The work of the Maharaj family of dancers (Acchan Maharaj, Shambhu Maharaj, Lachhu Maharaj and one of the great current dancers still alive today, Birju Maharaj) and his students including Saswati Sen have been very successful in spreading the popularity of Kathak. Another disciple of Acchan Maharaj is Sitara Devi, daughter of Sukhdev Maharaj of Banaras. Her lively, zestful and fiery performances have impressed many audiences. Shambhu Maharaj also trained Smt. Kumudini Lakhia, who, along with Birju Maharaj, has introduced the relative innovation of multi-person choreographies in Kathak, which was traditionally a solo dance form. She has gained a strong reputation for combining purely classical movements and style with distinctly contemporary use of space.
Because of the linear nature of the passing of knowledge from guru to shishya, certain stylistic and technical features began to fossilise and became hallmarks of a particular school, guru or group of teachers. The different styles are known as gharanas, and these are:
Lucknow Gharana
The Lucknow Gharana developed in the courts of the Nawab of Oudh in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. It particularly emphasises grace, elegance and naturalness in the dance. Abhinaya or expressional acting, especially improvised, plays a very strong role in this style, and Birju Maharaj, Shambhu Maharaj and Lachhu Maharaj are or were all famed for the naturalness of and innovativeness of their abhinaya.
Jaipur Gharana
The Jaipur Gharana developed in the courts of the Kachchwaha kings of Jaipur in Rajasthan. Importance is placed on the more technical aspects of dance, such as complex and powerful footwork, multiple spins, and complicated compositions in different talas. There is also a greater incorporation of compositions from the pakhawaj, such as parans.
Banaras Gharana
The Benaras Gharana was developed by Janakiprasad. It is characterized by the exclusive use of the natwari or dance bols, which are different from the tabla and the pakhawaj bols. There are differences in the thaat and tatkaar, and chakkars are kept at a minimum but are often taken from both the right- and the left-hand sides with equal confidence. There is also a greater use of the floor, for example, in the taking of sam. Though the style developed in Benaras, it flourishes today from Bikaner.
Raigarh Gharana
This was established by the Maharaja Chakradhar Singh in the princely state of Raigarh in Chhatisgarh in the early 20th century. The Maharaja invited many luminaries of Kathak (as well as famous percussionists) to his court, including Kalka Prasad (the father of Acchan, Lacchu and Shambhu Maharaj) and his sons, and Pandit Jailal from Jaipur gharana. The confluence of different styles and artists created a unique environment for the development of new Kathak and tabla compositions drawn from various backgrounds.
Relationship with Other Art Forms
Kathak Yoga
See main article: Kathak Yoga
Kathak Yoga is a technique created By Pandit Chitresh Das, and is not related to Yoga. The dancer has to recite the taal, sing a melody, and perform complex footwork and spins all within the same composition, and frequently with two or more of these elements occurring simultaneously. The aim is to unify the various aspects of Kathak, so that the dancer is constantly aware of the precise relationship of whatever composition is being danced (whether a song or a dance composition) to the rhythm cycle.
There are many striking similarities between Kathak and the Flamenco dance of the Spanish gitanos, most notably in the lack of much deviation from the vertical axis, percussive footwork, and dependence on (sometimes complex) rhythmic cycles.
It is generally supposed that the Romani people emigrated from India sometime in the 11th century. One group would later enter Spain via North Africa, having first passed westward through Iran (then Persia) and the fringes of the Ottoman Empire. In these places, they encountered the very same cultural influences that were to later arrive in India through the various Mughal incursions and have such an impact on Kathak. Thus, flamenco and Kathak both received the same cultural ingredients but in two very different circumstances: the itinerant gypsies carried their Indian art forms' traditions with them and absorbed new influences as they travelled, while Kathak stayed rooted in India and received the same input as a result of those influences (Persian and aspects of Middle-Eastern dance) being imported by a new regime. The similarity of Kathak and flamenco is therefore explained by the same process (the grafting and mixing of Persian and Middle-Eastern dance elements on to an Indian base) working in two different ways.
Now of course the two traditions have had some seven or eight centuries in which to diverge; yet it is remarkable that the similarities between the two remain such that there have been many successful collaborative performances between Kathak and flamenco dancers (notably Sandra La Espuelita) without much need to dilute either style to accommodate the other.
Ghunghru or ghunghroo are the small bells the dancer ties around his or her ankles. The Kathak bells are different from those of other Indian dance styles, as they are not affixed to a pad or strip of leather, but rather are individually woven along a thick string. The usual number of bells is 100 on each ankle, although for the initial stages of learning or for children, 25 and 50 belled strings are widely available to allow the dancer to get used to them.
There is a more or less accepted upper ceiling of 150 bells on each ankle. Greater figures than this tend to involve the topmost circle of bells being tied further and further up a dancer's calf. This is generally regarded as unsuitable, because it is at some distance from the point of impact, giving rise to the upper levels of bells being prone to delayed sounding given the intervening space and amount of leg. Greater numbers are also unnecessarily difficult to control since they are more likely to sound at unwanted moments, being affected by the movement of the whole of the lower leg, rather than just the ankle.
As the dance style itself has changed to reflect the different milieus in which it found itself, so too has the costume and performance dress of the dancers.
Female costume
Traditional (and perhaps more specifically Hindu) costume sometimes consists of a sari, whether worn in an everyday style, or tied up to allow greater freedom of movement during dance. However, more commonly, the costume is a lehenga-choli combination, with an optional odhni or veil. The lehenga is loose ankle-length skirt, and the choli is a tight fitting blouse, usually short-sleeved. Both can be highly ornately embroidered or decorated. The lehenga is sometimes adapted to a special dance variety, similar to a long ghaghra, so that during spins, the skirt flares out dramatically.
Mughal costume for women consists of an angarkha (from the Sanskrit anga-rakshaka 'limb-keeper') on the upper body. The design is akin to a chudidaar kameez, but is somewhat tighter fitting above the waist, and the 'skirt' portion explicitly cut on the round to enhance the flare of the lower half during spins. Beneath this, the legs are covered by the chudidaar or figure hugging trousers folded up giving the look of cloth bangles. Optional accessories are a small peaked cap and a bandi or small waistcoat to enhance the bust-line. A belt made of zari or precious stones is also worn on the waist.
Male costume
The traditional costume for men to be bare-chested. Below the waist is the dhoti, usually tied in the Bengal style, that is with many pleats and a fan finish to one of the ends (although it is not unknown for dancers to tie the garment more simply). There is the option of wearing a men's bandi too.
The Mughal costume is kurta-churidar. The kurta can be a simple one, or again, adapted for dance to incorporate wider flare, but is usually at least knee-length. Men may also wear an angarkha (see Female Costume, above). Particularly older variety costumes include the small peaked cap too.
See also
|This article includes a list of references, related reading or external links, but its sources remain unclear because it lacks inline citations. Please improve this article by introducing more precise citations where appropriate. (April 2009)
- Kothari, Sunil (1989) Kathak: Indian Classical Dance Art, New Delhi.
- Kippen, James and Bel, Andreine Lucknow Kathak Dance, Bansuri, Volume 13, 1996
- Pt. Birju Maharaj (2002) Ang Kavya : Nomenclature for Hand Movements and Feet Positions in Kathak, New Delhi, Har-Anand, photographs, ISBN 81-241-0861-7.
- Reginald Massey (1999) India's Kathak Dance - Past, Present, Future, New Delhi, Abhinav, ISBN 8170173744
- Bharti Gupta (2004) Kathak Sagar, New Delhi, Radha Pub., ISBN 81-7487-343-0
- Sushil Kumar Saxena (2006) Swinging Syllables Aesthetics of Kathak Dance, New Delhi, Hope India Publications, ISBN 81-7871-088-9
- Shivvangini Classes Shiva Mathur(Lucknow Kathak Dance)
- Dr.Puru Dadheech Kathak Nritya Shiksha, Bindu Publications, Indore , MP, India
External links
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- SPIC MACAY - Society for Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture Amongst Youth
- [1] KATHAK- Art India
- Kathak Dance, History and Gharanas All about Kathak by Gauri Jog
- Kathak dance Jewelry
- Guru girdhari maharaj Kathak Dance jaipur gharana
- Lucknow Gharana Kathak (also available here) Concise and well-researched explanation and history of Lucknow gharana Kathak
- Kathak Dance Music from India International Institute of Kathak Dance and Music.
- Blending Mind and Body: Kathak
- Kathak from artindia.net, contains a list of Kathak performers, gurus and institutions.
- Pandit Birju Maharaj
- Padmashri Kumudini Lakhia


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Following are periodic highlights of selected University of Wyoming student-athletes, detailing recent performances and their contributions to their respective UW teams.
Check out these reports on Cowgirl Soccer player Mercy Adetoye; Cowboy Golfer Eric Baily; Cowgirl Golfer Lindsay Bauknecht; Cowboy Wide Receiver Jovon Bouknight; Cowboy Noseguard Dusty Hoffschneider; Cowgirl Distance Runner Jennifer Thompson and Cowboy Placekicker Deric Yaussi.
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Junior Mercy Adetoye
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Junior Eric Baily
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Freshman Lindsay Bauknecht
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Dusty Hoffschneider, NG, 5-10, 250, RJr., RS, Littleton, Colo. (Northern Colorado)
Junior Dusty Hoffschneider
Dusty Hoffschneider, a redshirt junior noseguard, who transferred to Wyoming from Northern Colorado, is plugging up the middle for the Wyoming Cowboys Defense. Even though he is smaller than most offensive lineman and many running backs, the 5'10", 250 pound defender is proving that he belongs in middle. Hoffschneider has been anchoring down the defensive line for most of the season, with senior Zach Morris injured or limited in his minutes this season. With Hoffschneider involved in many run stopping plays, the defense has turned itself around this season and has been a major reason the Cowboys are 4-1. The defense is second in the Mountain West Conference in scoring defense and defense against the rush. They are first in turnover margin, +6 for the season and +1.20 turnovers per game. Hoffschneider on the year has 30 tackles (nine solo, 21 assisted), seven tackles for loss, three sacks, and has recovered two fumbles for the Cowboys. Two of his stats have placed him among the top 10 in the Mountain West Conference Defensive categories. He is tenth in the conference in sacks and tied for second in fumbles received. As soon as he's done with football he returns to the mat with the Cowboy Wrestling team where last year he was an NCAA qualifier and nationally ranked most of the season. Hoffschneider and the rest of the Cowboys travel to Provo this weekend to take on their bitter rivals, the BYU Cougars, hoping to break the losing streak there which dates back to 1987.
Jennifer Thompson, Sr., Cheyenne, Wyo. (Cheyenne Central)
Senior Jennifer Thompson
Jennifer Thompson, a senior from Cheyenne Central High School in Cheyenne, Wyoming, is proving that she is one of the best runners in the region for the University of Wyoming Cowgirl Cross Country team. Thompson has finished no lower then seventh in any of the meets she has competed in this fall. The only race that she finished seventh in was the Rocky Mountain Shootout where she finished behind six young women that were either All-Americans last year or pre-season All-Americans in their respective divisions this year (Colorado and Western State, a Div. II school). For the year, Thompson has finished second, fourth, and seventh at the Wyoming Invite, the Colorado State University Invite, and the Rocky Mountain Shootout, respectively. The team also finished well during these meets with Thompson leading the way. They have finished first, second, and third at all of these meets. Look for Thompson and the rest of the harriers on the University of Wyoming Cross Country teams to return to the course at the Chile Pepper Invite at Fayetteville, Arkansas this weekend.
Deric Yaussi, K, 5-11, 181, Jr., 2L, Fort Collins, Colo. (Poudre)
Junior Deric Yaussi
Deric Yaussi, a junior from Poudre High School in Fort Collins, Colorado, is having a great year for the University of Wyoming Cowboy Football team. He kicked two field goals, 38 and 42 yards respectively, against San Diego State for the Cowboys in their 20-10 victory in Laramie. His great kicking game netted him his second career Mountain West Conference Player of the Week award. Yaussi is leading the conference in scoring at 8.6 points per game. For the season, the junior place kicker (who is also handling kick off duties) is 9 of 11 on field goals and 16 of 16 in point after attempts. He is currently ranked seventh in the NCAA in field goals made and 30th in scoring. With Yaussi solidifying the kicking game, the Cowboys are out to their best start since 1999 at 4-1 and have even received votes this week in both College Football polls. Look for Yaussi and the rest of his Cowboy teammates to return to the field against the BYU Cougars in Provo this Saturday at 8 P.M.


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The Czech Ministry of Finance has published a call to sell its 96.5% stake in Slovenian paper producer Vipap Videm Krško. The remaining 3.5% of the shares are owned by the manufacturer itself.
Potential bidders are to apply by June 1. The Czech-based subsidiary of consultancy firm Ernst & Young (EY) has been chosen as the financial advisor in the planned transaction, reports local daily Slovenia Times.
The company says the main raw material it uses is recycled fibre obtained from recovered paper in a deinking process. The Czech state has served as the firm's majority shareholder since 1996, and in 2008, its shares were transferred to the Finance Ministry.
Vipap Videm Krško has an annual output capacity of up to 140,000 tonnes of standard and improved newsprint, and up to 70,000 tonnes of graphic papers.