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Week 8 Game Rankings: High stakes in Dolphins-Patriots
Dolphins-Patriots, Lions-Cowboys and Jets-Bengals all vie for top-game honors, but will Jason La Canfora anoint one the footlong? Check out his Week 8 NFL game rankings.
It has finally happened. After two weeks of me making the case that there was at least one NFL game worthy of being dubbed a footlong, I cannot in good conscience do it this week. I would just be fooling myself, and fooling you guys.
It was bound to happen at some point, with six teams on the bye, including some of the more interesting clubs in the league. The reality is there might not be a single game played this weekend that features two playoff teams. If I had to pick one I would say Cowboys-Lions has the best potential for both teams reaching the postseason, but that's not exactly a game that would capture the nation's attention.
There just isn't much pop, particularly after last week's Manning-Luck I. So it is what it is. With the World Series underway these next two weeks, 12 teams in all hit the bye between Weeks 8 and 9, putting a lot of potentially good games on hold. Given the alarming rate of injuries, however, the time off should serve some teams well down the stretch.
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Miami at New England
Sunday, Oct. 27, 1 p.m. ET (CBS)
Why to watch: We get the return of Angry Tom Brady after his offense was miserable in defeat against the Jets. That's always fun. For once the New England Patriots have been incapable of making that October push that usually separates them from the pack in the AFC East. If the Miami Dolphins are going to show their fast start wasn't a mirage and they plan to be a factor in this conference, now would be the ideal time. Rob Gronkowski should be better having finally endured his first game back from a long absence and gotten back in the routine of having his body pounded around on Sundays. Bottom line is whichever team does not come away with this victory will be facing some probing questions and the tone of their seasons might be taking on a different complexion from what many would have suggested back in September.
What to watch for: Can the Pats muster a pass rush? Now would be the time. Miami's offensive line was OK for three quarters against the Bills, but then started collapsing under pressure in the fourth quarter. We'll see if and when newly signed veteran Andre Carter can get in the mix in New England. ... Ryan Tannehill is still forcing some things, especially around the red zone. His airball into the end zone last week allowed the Bills to start padding a lead, and all of the pressure his line allows will take a mental and physical toll. ... The Dolphins seem committed to their ineffective running-back-by-committee approach, though you have to wonder if they alter that some here. Getting one guy going against a Pats defensive front that's beat up and lacking star power might make some sense, especially with Tannehill pressing some now. ... The Patriots secondary simply is not the same without Aqib Talib; Brian Hartline in particular could benefit from his absence. ... Wonder how early Bill Belichick starts working the officials after feeling like he was jobbed on the personal foul on the field-goal attempt by the Jets last Sunday. ... After being held in check by the Jets' defensive front and with the passing game struggling, would not be surprised to see the Pats go run-heavy early and try to make a statement. ... Can Bryant McKinnie make any impact on the Dolphins' offensive line? Will they incorporate more chips and help for their needy tackles? The scheme hasn't been heavy on help.
Dallas at Detroit
Sunday, Oct. 27, 1 p.m. ET (Fox)
Why to watch: This is when the Dallas Cowboys get comfortable, right? They've won a few games and Jerry Jones is beaming and they've overcome an injury or two in the short term and they're 3-0 in the NFC East and starting to feel the love. So this is when they have that letdown game and prove once again that consistency and sustained winning really isn't their thing, right? Smells that way to me. The Detroit Lions will move the ball and put up points and if the Cowboys can't get balanced offensively they could be in trouble here. This game could have playoff tiebreaking potential and with the Packers showing signs of taking off, the Lions cannot afford to fall too far behind.
What to watch for: If there is more of a gunslinger in this league than Matt Stafford, please make the case. This dude is all about threading the ball into tight windows. He is totally fearless and whether improved, smarter or just plain lucky, fewer and fewer of those needle throws are getting picked off these days. The ball he put up into triple coverage for Calvin Johnson last week defies logic -- but works far more often that you would think. And against the Cover-2 the Cowboys play there will be plenty of windows for Stafford to take his shot in. ... A few weeks back we got the sense Kris Durham could be a growing factor for the Lions with Nate Burleson out, and each week he shows up. ... Along those lines, youngster Cole Beasley is becoming a favorite receiver of Tony Romo's. He has a knack for tap-dancing down the sidelines and he is moving the chains, especially when teams focus on Jason Witten over the middle. ... DeMarcus Ware will be pushing to play, but do the Cowboys take more of a long-term approach with the star pass rusher? ... Can't help but get the feeling Dez Bryant and Megatron play a little bit of Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better on alternating possessions.
New York Jets at Cincinnati
Sunday, Oct. 27, 4:05 p.m. ET (CBS)
Why to watch: The Cincinnati Bengals have a chance to further distance themselves from the reigning AFC North and Super Bowl champs with the Ravens on the bye. The New York Jets have the chance to stay nipping at the heels of the Patriots, if not catch them entirely should New England slip up in Miami. Both of these teams play old-school defense. Marvin Lewis and Rex Ryan are both products of the Ravens coaching tree, both have young quarterbacks capable of making key mistakes but have also made their share of key throws with the game on the line. It won't be the prettiest game of the week but it is certainly one of the more intriguing battles, with one of the game's dominant 4-3 defensive lines up against what might be the best 3-4 defensive front. If you like the big uglies, this is the game for you.
What to watch for: Few teams are playing better coming from behind than the Bengals. They did it again last week in Detroit despite being totally dominated in every facet of the game except for the scoreboard. They stay balanced and rely on their defense and Andy Dalton doesn't seem to let those trailing situations bother him much. A slow start probably wouldn't doom them here, either, and you can tell their confidence builds as the game goes on. Saying all of that, Dalton continues to underthrow open receivers downfield and that's negating their big-play potential far too often. Connecting on a few more of those earlier in games would take some heat off the defense. ... Stephen Hill will benefit from Bengals top corner Leon Hall being out, and he continues to find ways to get behind a defense. ... Chris Ivory finally got the chance to carry the load last week and he proved up to the task. Hard, inside running will be at a premium against the Bengals. ... TE Tyler Eifert finally got in the end zone last week and his confidence should rise here. Jets LBs might not be able to run with him. ... Dalton has 5 TDs and 1 INT and a 101.3 rating in the second half of games.
Washington at Denver
Sunday, Oct. 27, 4:25 p.m. ET (Fox)
Why to watch: It's the Shanahan Bowl! Mike Shanahan returns to Denver for the first time since owner Pat Bowlen shocked much of the football world and let the former Super Bowl winner go following the 2008 season. Yes, it really was that long ago. We all recall Shanahan sitting out 2009, and now, deep into his fourth year in Washington he faces a Denver Broncos team with little of his imprint still on it (especially with left tackle Ryan Clady out for the season). His Washington Redskins go for their first winning streak of the season having outlasted the Bears (and former Shanahan protégé Jay Cutler) last week. Robert Griffin III is coming off his most explosive outing from an athletic standpoint, and the Broncos have looked a little more vulnerable each of the past few weeks and now try to avoid their first losing streak of the season. Vegas is seeing a blowout -- 18-point spread at one point this week -- but I suspect it could be much closer.
What to watch for: Peyton Manning seemed a little off to me after getting knocked around in the first half of Denver's loss at Indianapolis on Sunday night. He seemed to be pushing the ball more and not airing it out, and looked more like the Manning of early last season vs. the guy from this past September. Maybe it was nothing. ... The loss of Clady is starting to become more of a factor as the Broncos get thinner on the offensive line. I suspect Redskins coordinator Jim Haslett, who loves to blitz, will play some games moving Brian Orakpo and Ryan Kerrigan around to maximize matchups. ... I don't like this matchup for Denver's secondary, especially with Griffin more spry now and able to buy more time to extend plays. The Broncos are giving up chunk yards and I also wonder if the run defense remains as stout after such a torrid start in that regard. ... Von Miller was rusty in his first game back last week, but back at home with the crowd noise on his side, and with Griffin so often out in space, I suspect he makes a greater impact this weekend. ... Roy Helu continues to cut into Alfred Morris' workload beyond just third down. ... The Broncos will have a heck of a time covering Skins TE Jordan Reed. ... RG3 is more and more confident running the ball. Expect the Skins to rely on the read option plenty in the second half of the season.
Pittsburgh at Oakland
Sunday, Oct. 27, 4:05 p.m. ET (CBS)
Why to watch: The Pittsburgh Steelers aren't dead. They're never dead. That dreadful September and the 0-4 start and their troubles at the bye week seem long gone after a close win over the rival Ravens. A win here and they're tied with Baltimore and, heck, maybe they get their ping pong and video games back in the locker room. Oakland Raiders comes out of the bye having lost three of four games and, in what has become a highly competitive AFC West, the pressure is mounting if this is not going to be another lost season. The Steelers' defense has started to apply better pressure and big-play potential the past few weeks. This is another big test for young Raiders quarterback Terrelle Pryor. Pittsburgh's slow start, however, has robbed it of the ability to have too many stinkers from here on out.
What to watch for: Le'Veon Bell is the Steelers' best chance for a true surge up the standings. He gashed the Ravens for big yards running right up the gut -- not easy to do -- and is showing up plenty in the passing game, too. The offensive line clearly enjoys blocking for him and given the limitations of that group, the more they run the ball the better. ... TE Heath Miller makes a massive difference to the Steelers' offense. He provides stability, Ben Roethlisberger loves throwing to him and he creates space for Emmanuel Sanders and Antonio Brown on the outside. ... Not sure anyone would have dared say this a few years ago, but give me Shaun Suisham over Sebastian Janikowski in the field-goal matchup. Suisham is perfect between 40-49 yards, and he gets asked do a lot with this offense still somewhat limited, while Janikowski has missed kicks that used to be automatic. ... Oakland has the NFL's least-productive passing offense in terms of yardage, and they aren't built to play from behind, especially against a Dick LeBeau defense. ... Penalties still continue to dog the Raiders at key times. ... Oakland has yet to get a point out of its two-minute offense. ... Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley has been shining on third down with creative calls and the team is over 50 percent on that down the past three games.
Cleveland at Kansas City
Sunday, Oct. 27, 1 p.m. ET (CBS)
Why to watch: The Kansas City Chiefs are the NFL's lone unbeaten team as we approach the season's midpoint, and while we can debate the merits of the teams they have defeated, we cannot debate their record. They are basically putting themselves in the postseason by the midpoint (10-6 looks like it will be plenty good for a wild card) and with two games looming against the Broncos have a chance to open up their lead on Denver. One wonders how long the Chiefs will be able to continue winning this way, and, should they become as one-dimensional and conservative as they've been on offense, the Cleveland Browns are more than equipped to shut down Jamaal Charles and force someone else to beat them. So, um, who exactly would? The Chiefs' ability to keep winning close games could be tested here, assuming the Browns don't hand the game away with turnovers.
What to watch for: Browns coach Rob Chudzinski's frustration with QB Brandon Weeden is mounting and there could be a quick hook here. He holds the ball too long, makes poor decisions and the offense has a sluggish pulse with Weeden in control. The organization does not have long-term plans for him and in this environment, against this pass rush, he could hit the self-destruct button early. ... Alex Smith has just seven passing touchdowns this season and no touchdowns and two interceptions in the past three games. ... Will the Browns even bother putting Joe Haden on Dwayne Bowe, since he's only really a decoy anyway, or just leave Haden 7 yards off the line of scrimmage to jump slants and crossing routes? ... Browns right tackle Mitchell Schwartz is going to need a lot of help on passing plays against this defense. The Chiefs are vulnerable against the run, and the Browns will be doing plenty of that on Sunday, I'm sure.
Buffalo at New Orleans
Sunday, Oct. 27, 1 p.m. ET (CBS)
Why to watch: Thad Lewis is a gamer. His spirit and enthusiasm are contagious. So far all he has done is come out of nowhere and nearly beat the Bengals -- losing in overtime -- and then knock off the Dolphins in Miami. He has been fearless in the pocket, he can move the ball with his feet and there is a natural excitement to his game. For all of the quarterback injuries and having to scramble to repeatedly get kids ready to play, the Buffalo Bills have been competitive and look like they might refuse to go away entirely from at least the periphery of the playoff picture. The New Orleans Saints , meantime, are refreshed after their bye and trying to shrug off their first loss of the season, in heartbreaking fashion, at New England in Week 6, and continue their quest for the first overall seed in the NFC.
What to watch for: Even if Jimmy Graham plays for the Saints, how limited is he and how does this offense balance itself out in the event it has to play a meaningful game without him? Everything seemed to bog down without Drew Brees firing completions his way against the Patriots, and that receiving group looks a lot more ordinary without his presence on the field. ... Bills RB Fred Jackson remains an unsung hero. He appeared to suffer a serious injury last week, bounced back and scored a touchdown on a physical run. He sets the tone for them and they'll be looking to establish him (even as he plays through knee issues) and C.J. Spiller early in this crazed atmosphere. ... Bills DT Kyle Williams is making more impact plays. Seems healthy finally. ... This is safety Jairus Byrd's last chance to make something happen before the trade deadline. The Bills' secondary will certainly get tested here.
Atlanta at Arizona
Sunday, Oct. 27, 4:25 p.m. ET (Fox)
Why to watch: The Atlanta Falcons are trying to salvage the season after their Monday night loss to the Jets dropped them to 1-4. And they're trying to introduce America to a new group of offensive weapons with so many stars on the shelf. Receiver Harry Douglas has long been undervalued and he is showing up all over the field now with Roddy White and Julio Jones out, and not just in the slot. Huge young tight end Levine Toiolo makes for a unique target. The Arizona Cardinals are at the precipice of a point where maybe yet another season gets away from them.
What to watch for: John Abraham, for a long time, was the Falcons' pass rush. He was a one-man army who helped the team ascend but they went in another direction this year. He was a little too pricey and they brought in Osi Umenyiora instead. Abraham eventually landed in Arizona, and, at a time when the Falcons' offensive line has been looking shaky, I have a feeling he reintroduces himself to Matt Ryan more than a few times. Cardinals defensive coordinator Todd Bowles will bring lots of pressure, and if the Falcons cannot run the ball -- Steven Jackson is trying to get back from an extended absence -- that could be a problem. The Cards forced some key turnovers from Russell Wilson last time out, and Ryan can't move like that cat. ... How many possessions before Carson Palmer throws his first pick? The lack of Atlanta pass rush and its inexperience at corner should help his cause. I could see this being a rare big stat game from Larry Fitzgerald because of it. ... Would like to see what RB Andre Ellington could do with a bigger workload from the Cards. He is averaging 6.4 yards per carry but getting only an average of four carries a game.
Green Bay at Minnesota
Sunday, Oct. 27, 8:30 p.m. ET (NBC)
Why to watch: I don't blame Greg Jennings one bit for taking the kind of money the Minnesota Vikings threw at him at this stage of his career, but no one in Green Bay will forget some of the verbal shots he took at QB Aaron Rodgers on the way out. And, brother, are the Green Bay Packers coming to town at the worst possible time. Minnesota has one win -- barely -- and is a blowout victim more times than not. The quarterback situation -- the three-headed monster of Ponder-Cassel-Freeman (would love to see that Halloween costume, by the way) -- is abysmal and Jennings is a decoy at best most games. Rodgers, meanwhile, finally has a running game and a more balanced offense and he has the Packers seeming to hit their stride. If another blowout loss -- and a 1-7 record at the trade deadline -- doesn't trigger some sort of a fire sale of older players in Minnesota, then I'm not sure anyone is really paying attention to what has been going on.
What to watch for: Jordy Nelson is in for a field day. The Vikings safeties don't seem like they can keep receivers in front of them even playing Cover-2. Only five teams have allowed more than their five passing TDs of 20 yards or more. And if James Jones returns for the Packers, all the more reason for concern for the Vikings. ... Josh Freeman has to look at least a little better than what we saw Monday night, right? Even with Freeman out this week, the Vikings have to hope that was rock bottom against the Giants. … Adrian Peterson is dealing with so much in his private life, and has been the target of so much miscast scorn, that I can't imagine it isn't in some way impacting him all around. I don't know how anyone could totally black out what he has been through the past few weeks. ... Rookie RB Eddie Lacy is fourth in the NFL with 125 yards rushing in the fourth quarter this season. Green Bay can squash teams with the lead now and protect Rodgers in the process. That equation should work again Sunday.
Seattle at St. Louis
Monday, Oct. 28, 8:40 p.m. ET (ESPN)
Why to watch: I will go with this old standby -- it's Monday night, what the hell else are you gonna do? And this can't possibly be as bad as the slopfest between the Giants and Vikings last Monday, can it? Yeah, sure, the St. Louis Rams were bad even with Sam Bradford and now it's the Kellen Clemens show (have to wonder if Bernie Kosar tunes in for this, right?). But, hey, Percy Harvin might be making his Seattle Seahawks debut following a remarkable return from preseason hip surgery. Seattle is fresh having last played on a Thursday night, and the Rams defense has been surprisingly inconsistent after last year's rise. So if nothing else maybe we at least get one team playing crisp football to close out Week 8.
What to watch for: The Rams were about the best in the NFL at shutting down read-option stuff last season -- when it seemed to shock many defenses -- so I'm not sure we see much of it in this game. Not like the Seahawks should really need it. ... Seattle is starting to get its tight ends more involved. It will be important to keep that going as the offense evolves and could be a good move against this aggressive defense. ... Is this the week the Rams get Tavon Austin involved in the run game more with end arounds, reverses, wildcat, whatever? With no more Bradford, why not? ... The Rams have allowed 6.3 yards of YAC per reception, not good, and something the Seahawks will try to exploit here. St. Louis' zone defense has been spotty at best. ... The Rams still have elite edge rushers and the Seahawks remain short at tackle and this is a divisional game -- so I bet Pete Carroll gets all of his running backs involved and prizes the health of his young franchise quarterback.
New York Giants at Philadelphia
Sunday, Oct. 27, 1 p.m. ET (Fox)
Why to watch: The Philadelphia Eagles wait with baited breath as to whether Michael Vick's hamstring will hold up and be strong enough to get this offensive revived. With Nick Foles battling a concussion and struggling mightily a week ago and third-stringer Matt Barkley having as bad of a debut as possible, Vick is the most important man in Philly. The prospect of starting Barkley would have been crippling, and having him come off the bench, say if Vick's hamstring doesn't hold up, is even more daunting. How does Chip Kelly respond to the worst outing, by far, of his offense in his rookie campaign? What new tricks can he concoct? Interesting questions to ponder. The New York Giants manage a win and they will be on Philly's heels.
What to watch for: The Eagles' defense played by far its best game of the season on Sunday, with Cary Williams doing the job on Dez Bryant for the most part. He gets Hakeem Nicks this week in what could be Nicks' finale with the G-Men with the trade deadline looming. Should be an entertaining matchup. ... Fletcher Cox is becoming more of a force on defense after facing an adjustment to the 3-4 scheme with the Eagles. ... Eli Manning isn't close to done throwing picks. Monday night showed us that, again. There are pick sixes just waiting to come out. The threat of pressure up the middle has him chucking it up for grabs, with the woes of that offensive line impacting the scope of the passing game. ... Peyton Hillis improved rapidly as the game went on and even if Brandon Jacobs is back as the starting RB for the Giants, I expect Hillis to show up. He was a nice outlet for Manning in the screen game. ... The Giants' pass rush is MIA and, if they only rush four, they will have a hell of a time beating the five pass protectors of the Eagles. It takes numbers in the blitz to try to make the Eagles' pay for their minimal protection schemes.
San Francisco vs. Jacksonville (London)
Sunday, Oct. 27, 1 p.m. ET (Fox)
Why to watch: It's a Jacksonville Jaguars home game that won't feature fans wearing bags on their heads or tarps on the upper deck. It's in London, their home away from home for the next few years. Things haven't worked out well stateside for the Jaguars, so perhaps the confines of Wembley Stadium will be more to their liking. Of course, the problem is the San Francisco 49ers have played here before, they know the drill with travel and logistics and it won't be the hurdle -- mental or physical -- for them that it might be for some other clubs. They were already playing in Tennessee last week, so the flight from there isn't nearly as bad as it would have been from San Francisco. And, well, with a bye looming for the Jags and without the pressure of playing before their season-ticket holders, perhaps they find a way to keep this close as they did against Denver a few weeks back.
What to watch for: The 49ers are looking to make upgrades at wide receiver and boost the pass rush, if they can, before the trade deadline. If the reserves at those spots can't get it done against the worst team in the NFL, all the more reason to anticipate a move or two. ... There are few bright spots for the Jags, but free-agent defensive lineman Sen'Derrick Marks is probably playing his way into a bigger contract elsewhere. ... Frank Gore, who had a bit of a slow start, is getting better with more work and this could be a huge day for him. ... What not to look for: Nnamdi Asamogha on the field much at all for the 49ers. His grip on a depth corner spot was never very tight. ... Colin Kaepernick has been quite good during the 49ers' four-game winning streak, with a rating of 98, five TDs and only 1 INT. I get the sense they are still holding back on some read-option stuff as well. ... Is this Maurice Jones-Drew's last game in a Jags uniform? He had a season-low nine carries last week.
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Vegetable and Herb Wild Rice
Recipe by voodooinc
This is my first recipe to post so I'll start with my most popular (either that or the people I serve it to are really polite) but it's also my favorite. What I like about this dish is that, as a main dish, it's a simple, surprisingly tasty setting it aside from many vegetarian dishes... speaking only as a meat eater (uuuummm, I'm gonna get in trouble for that one, huh?), and refreshing change from the usual (chicken, beef, pork or lamb). But give it a try and tell me what you think. Chow!
Top Review by JBPo985
Yummy! I saw this and made it as you said with only a few exceptions. I used a rice cooker so the whole dish took 45 min. to make, and I didn't use "fresh" oregano or parsley... sorry! But I pretty much stayed to the recipe and it was wonderful! My husband tried it with me, and he's not the most open person to new foods, and he loved it! The olives were a great touch! I agree that rice dishes can get to be boring but put this was wonderful! I think I've found a new home menu item. Thanks Voodoo!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup wild rice
- 1 cup brown rice or 1 cup long grain white rice
- 3 -4 cups water
- 1 tablespoon cooking oil
- 1 1⁄2 red bell peppers, chopped
- 1 1⁄2 green bell peppers, chopped
- 3 -5 cocktail olives, halved with pimento removed
- 4 large mushrooms, sliced
- 2 medium tomatoes, diced or cut up
- 3 -4 tablespoons green onions, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced (us garlic lovers may wanna double that)
- 2 tablespoons of chopped fresh parsley
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh oregano
- 1 teaspoon salt, to taste
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper, to taste
- 6 ounces cheddar cheese (optional) or 6 ounces monterey jack cheese, shredded, to taste (optional)
Directions See How It's Made
- Bring water to a boil in a medium pan; stir in wild rice, cook for 35 min then add white rice cook for another 35 min or until tender.
- In a large frying pan, cook: bell peppers in hot oil for a minute or two then add mushrooms, tomato, onion and garlic until peppers are only slightly crisp.
- Then, stir in: olives, parsley, oregano, salt, pepper and cooked, drained (if necessary) rice; continue to stir until flavors are combined.
- Finally, remove rice from pan in to serving bowl, or plate, top with cheese and serve.
- For Vegan option omit cheese or sub a Soy Cheese.

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Clean windows and perform repairs after buildings close for the day.
Assists METER REPAIRER in installing, adjusting, and repairing volumetrical gas, oil, or water meters: Disconnects meters with wrench and loads meters in truck. Disassembles meters, using handtools. Cleans parts, using solvents and wiping rags. Replaces defective parts and reassembles meters, using handtools. Connects meters to testing apparatus for inspection and adjustment by METER REPAIRER. Performs other duties as described under HELPER Master Title.


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Serge, Victor, 1890-1947.
From Lenin to Stalin.
New York, Monad Press; distributed by Pathfinder Press [1973]
|Named Person:
|Victor Serge
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Victor Serge
|0913460060 9780913460061
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|160 pages 21 cm
|From Lenin to Stalin --
March 1918, the headless revolution --
The revolution finds a man --
The second head of the revolution --
Slander, a strong poison --
The march to power --
The victory of November 17, 1917 --
The great years --
The third international --
The NEP and the opposition --
Zinoviev --
The Communist international and the Chinese revolution --
Discord in the central committee --
Defeats, proscriptions, capitulations --
From Lenin to Stalin --
Industrialization and collectivization --
Outlawed --
Reminiscences --
The persecution of women --
Terror and economic recovery --
The brilliant and beloved leader --
Assassination --
Two documents --
The Apotheosis --
Fear --
The old man--the fourth international --
Ambush in Spain --
The truth in the service of Socialism --
Other essays --
Life and culture in 1918 --
Lenin and imperialism --
The end of Henry Yagoda --
Stalin's terror continues with Envoy's recall --
The condition of women --
Managed science, literature, and pedagogy.
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|De Lenine à Staline.
|Translated from the French by Ralph Manheim.
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By Mattea Cumoletti '12
It was only day two in the office, and the shrill Skype ring-back was already playing in my dreams. Incessant and irritating, the tone accompanied the comings and goings of the Greek Forum of Refugees (GFR) office, which was on the third floor of a nondescript building in a graffitied alleyway tucked into the bustling Athens neighborhood of Exarchia. This anarchist-friendly corner of the city was the choice for the small community-based organization to set up shop after the last office was vandalized and the GFR president attacked in an anti-migrant hate crime, all because of their efforts to protect refugee and asylum-seekers' rights in Greece. In the summer of 2016, I joined them as a peace fellow through a partnership facilitated by The Advocacy Project, a Washington, D.C.-based nongovernmental organization (NGO), and I spent 10 weeks working in the heart of the European refugee crisis.
Skype was one of the recent government initiatives in response to this crisis. Facing exponentially increasing numbers, the Greek Asylum Service required an initial Skype interview to schedule an in-person appointment for people seeking asylum. This supposedly novel management tool had become an unmitigated disaster by the time I arrived in the summer, creating a massive bottleneck of unregistered refugees, who often waited months to hear the coveted "ping" of a Skype connection.
I knew well that Greece has been a transit country for scores of men, women and children fleeing conflict from the Middle East, and the whole world has watched the numbers spike with broken hearts over the past year as the perilous journey across the Mediterranean claimed thousands of lives. In February 2016, when surrounding European countries closed their borders to the influx of refugees, Greece became a forced destination country. When I was there this summer, nearly 60,000 refugees, mostly Syrian and Afghan, were stuck, as the EU implemented deals and programs essentially meant to staunch the flow of people seeking security in Europe. The new EU-Turkey Deal not only threatened to send those deemed unworthy of protection back across the sea, but it left Greece scrambling to put longer-term humanitarian measures in place, as it became more difficult for refugees to make it to Germany or other Northern European countries.
Serendipity brought me to GFR, a network of refugees and Greek locals which was begun by the incredible Yonous Muhammadi, a former Afghan refugee and activist who had become an integral part of local Greek politics, fighting against racism, xenophobia and promoting refugee integration. His work earned him the prestigious Alison des Forges Human Rights Watch Award this year. The GFR had recently become an implementing partner with the U.N. High Commission for Refugees through a Community Worker program, in which our members worked in the camps as liaisons, mediators and interpreters between the camp residents, Greek police and army and various international NGOs and service providers. The small but dedicated staff of the GFR run a multitude of programs, and I jumped right in to manage the communications and advocacy, writing press releases, controlling social media and working with an inter-agency NGO advocacy group to publish a policy brief for the Greek government.
There are many refugee camps in and around Athens, and throughout the summer, some of the GFR team and I visited seven camps to talk to the residents, report on camp conditions and help spread important information. One of the largest camps in Athens is at the site of the former 2004 Olympic Stadium and international airport, called Elliniko. Thousands of people were living in tents on the soccer field, under the constant beating heat of the sun, while others camped out in the hallways of the stadium. Some of the camps were much worse off than others—at the time of our visit, Malakasa had been established for months without electricity or clean running water. One camp, Oinofyta, is managed by an American woman from a small NGO, and the residents self-organized to create a community garden, a governing council, an incredible school and even a chicken coop. There were informal camps too—I was there when the army evacuated the hundreds of families who had settled under a bridge and in warehouses at Piraeus Port, which is where ferries full of tourists come and go. They used a bulldozer to crush the tents and belongings of those who hadn't taken the warnings of forced relocation seriously. The image that always stuck in my mind from the camp visits were of children wearing shoes that were always too big or too small—no one seemed to have the right size.
Every person I met was trying to get to reunite with family in Germany or get to another northern European country where refugees were supposedly more well-accepted; no one wanted to stay in Greece. With the borders closed and the process for asylum and relocation unbearably slow, many people used smugglers to leave Athens. The refugee experience in Greece is often one of uncertainty, despair and boredom—despite the activities and efforts of many committed NGOs, and entrepreneurial resilience within communities, refugees have no legal right to work formally, and some turn to negative coping mechanisms, such as drug use and sex work, which I saw all too often this summer.
Despite seeing firsthand the difficulties of the lives of refugees in Greece, I am grateful that I was able to connect with so many amazing people and learn their stories. One of the highlights of my time in Athens was being interviewed by producers from the NPR podcast, "This American Life," who had come to the GFR earlier in the year to report for an episode about the refugee crisis in Greece.
Outside of my GFR work, I carried out research through the Feinstein International Center on the financial journey of refugees. I conducted long interviews with many refugees and learned the incredible details of their lives and journeys, while drinking tea with them inside the tents that they had made their homes. My research team spanned four countries, and since my return to the U.S., we have been working on several publications. The work inspired me to branch out and research and produce my own podcast on entrepreneurship in protracted refugee situations for my current capstone, and I hope to continue to work in this field after I graduate this year.
By the end of my summer, rather than listening to the drone of Skype, I was painting the walls of a newer, bigger GFR office space in the same friendly neighborhood. Their work is starting to garner more recognition, as well as support from influential donors, and I'm grateful to have been just a small part of that. This experience has helped me shape my academic and career path, and I wouldn't have arrived at this opportunity without building on the passion for human rights and social justice that was instilled in me during my time at Holy Cross. ■


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But even that period pales in comparison to what happened during the fourth quarter of 2008. I am so fascinated by this period, that I've memorized the statistics. Of the 64 trading days during the quarter, the S&P 500 closed plus or minus 1% 50 days, or 78% of the time. Remarkably, there were 16 days that the index had daily moves of 5% or more. Between Nov. 19 and Nov. 24, there were four consecutive days that the index moved at least 6%. To fully put the fourth quarter of 2008 into perspective, consider that between 1950 and 2007, a 57 year period, the S&P 500 experienced a total of 19 occurrences of daily moves in excess of 5%; we experienced 16 during a single quarter. But the unprecedented volatility did not end there. During the first half of 2009, the S&P 500 had another 72 days that it rose or fell at least 1%. If you include the fourth quarter of 2008, of the 188 trading days over three quarters, there were 122 days of plus or minus 1% moves, or nearly 2 of every 3 days. ^SPX data by YCharts
Now, back to the present. In June, the S&P 500 has moved plus or minus 1% on six occasions in 14 trading days, and is down about 4% since Wednesday. That's child's play, so far anyway. I don't pretend to know what's coming next. There are many who believe "this time it's' different" because the Fed is signaling that it will be cutting off the funny money in the near future, and that the markets will suffer further. We'll see. The market has a mind of its own, and the shores are littered with well thought out market prognostications which didn't come true. That's one reason I don't try to predict the near-term direction of the market. I am buckling up, however, for the ride, whatever it might be, and keeping a little powder in case Mr. Market provides a bargain or two. At the time of publication the author held no positions in any of the stocks mentioned. Follow @JonMHellerCFA This article is commentary by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.


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In news that doesn't really surprise anyone, the Oscars will air next year in their typical slot: February 26, 2012. Granted, there had been rumors that the AMPAS Board of Governors wanted to move the show earlier in the month, or even into January, but the rumors turned out to just be rumors. Thank god, though, am I right? How terrible would it be if we were to actually award the movies just shortly after they released? Whew. Crisis averted.
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Thursday, December 1, 2011: Official Screen Credits forms due
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012: Final ballots mailed
Monday, February 6, 2012: Nominees Luncheon
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Elevator makes it easy: This townhouse has 5 BRs, 4 1/2 Baths, Outside shower, 5 decks, 6 TV's. 3 DVDs, Free WiFi, Elevator, Gear storage/ garage, Gas grill, 2 zones of AC, fully equipped Kitchen with an 11 foot granite island, as well as a 2nd level full size laundry room. The elevator makes it easy to access everything in the house while enjoying the best views from the living area on the TOP Floor
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This house was perfect for our large group! The kids loved the bunk beds, and all of the adults had ample space in their own bedrooms. The house was immaculate and inviting. Plenty of privacy on each of the balconies, and also plenty of common space for eating together and playing games. The elevator was very helpful for bringing up the luggage and groceries.
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DMTN (Previously known as Dalmatian) is a six member boy group signed to Monkey Funch Entertainment. The members were chosen and trained by legendary rapper MC Mong for as long as 5 years until they finally debuted in 2011 with their first self titled mini album. Since then, the group has lost two members (Day Day who left due to personal reasons, and Dari who is serving his mandatory military service) and have added a new member, Simon. After a year the boys have returned with their new mini–album "State of Emergency" and has dropped the jaws of all KPOP fans for their enormous change in fashion and music style.
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How To Create This Effect (Wavy Drape Over Top Of Cake)?
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Can someone tell me how to create this effect, where there's one color of fondant with a wavy bottom layed over the bottom layer of fondant of a different color?
For an example, see here: http://cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1704806
In this example it looks like they covered the whole cake in the red and then cut the white to the size they wanted and then laid it on top. then used the pink to outline it.
what you do is cover the cake in one color, cut out the scalloped edged circle and apply it over the first layer of fondant and then roll out a snake of fondant to go over the edge of the scallop. Fairly easy but looks SO impressive!
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Court of Appeal quashes convictions of former Anglo executives
The Court of Appeal has quashed the convictions of two former Anglo Irish Bank executives jailed for furnishing false information to the Revenue Commissioners and conspiring to delete bank accounts.
Tiarnan O'Mahoney (56) of Glen Pines, Enniskerry, Co Wicklow and Bernard Daly (67), of Collins Avenue, Whitehall, Dublin had denied knowingly furnishing false information and conspiring to defraud the Revenue as well as conspiring to have accounts deleted from the bank's internal system.
Having been found guilty by a jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, Judge Patrick McCartan jailed O'Mahoney for three years and Daly for two years on July 31, 2015.
The Court of Appeal quashed the former executives' convictions today on a number of grounds.
Giving judgment, Mr Justice George Birmingham said they "should not have had to stand trial" on the charge of furnishing false information because the proceedings were not commenced within the ten year time limit.
The decision to reformulate the charges after they were formally charged was made because the prosecution discovered that there would be a complete defence to the charge that had been presented originally, the judge said.
Because of the reformulation, the proceedings for which Mr Daly and Mr O'Mahoney stood trial were not commenced within the ten year limit, the judge said.
In addition, the charges originally proffered alleged that as officers of the company they consented to the commission of the offence but the offences on which they stood trial saw them charged as principles, the judge said.
They also successfully contended that a substantial number of documents were wrongly admitted in evidence.
Mr Justice Birmingham said the documents, which the trial judge ruled admissible, were "vital to the prosecution case".
These documents allowed the witness – a fraud investigator within Anglo, Patrick Peake – to trace for the jury and to explain and illustrate the means by which Anglo accounts were opened, kept, how ownership was designated, how funds were sourced, moved between different accounts and how the names of different accounts were changed or re-designated at various times.
In circumstances where crucial documentary evidence was admitted in breach of the hearsay rule, Mr Justice Birmingham said the could must uphold this ground of appeal.
Furthermore, the Court held that the conspiracy counts as alleged against Mr Daly ought to have been withdrawn from the jury.
Seán Guerin SC, for Daly, said the prosecution case against his client rested "almost entirely" on the bank's former head of compliance – a Brian Gillespie.
During the trial, Mr Gillespie described a conversation in which Mr Daly asked if he could delete a name from the list to be provided to the authorities and Mr Gillespie said 'no'.
Mr Justice Birmingham said that where there was cogent evidence that Mr Daly was ascertaining whether Mr Gillespie would be party to impropriety, there had to be strong suspicion that Mr Daly was involved in further impropriety and, it was contended, that the conspiracy couldn't have succeeded without him.
However, this contention went further than was justified, Mr Justice George Birmingham said.
The evidence available to the prosecution was thin, tenuous and in those circumstances, the court feels that "notwithstanding the level of suspicion that existed", it would have been appropriate to withdraw the conspiracy case against Mr Daly from the jury.
Mr Justice Birmingham, who sat with Mr Justice Garrett Sheehan and Mr Justice John Edwards, said the conclusions reached by the court meant their convictions "must be quashed".
The question of a re-trial did not arise for Mr Daly because, the court concluded, that there was insufficient evidence to go before the jury.
Mr O'Mahoney's position was different. His "omnibus" ground of appeal concerning multiple complaints related to the trial in the summer of 2015 and did not affect the question of a retrial, the judge said.
The ground on which he succeeded did not preclude the ordering of a re-trial. The court will hear further submissions on this point at a later date. He was subsequently released on bail.
Giving background, Mr Justice Birmingham said the Revenue Commissioners conducted an audit of Anglo Irish Bank in 1999/2000 in relation to Deposit Interest Retention Tax. IN teh course of a subsequent tax amnesty a number of Anglo clients came forward to disclose that they had non-resident accounts which renewed the Revenue's interest in the institution.
In March 2003, the Revenue obtained High Court orders requiring Anglo to hand over details of non-resident deposit accounts in the bank. IN addition, the Revenue initiated a second DIRT audit of the bank which was formally opened in November 2003.
The so called substantive offence- the furnishing of false information – related to a list for 1995 which was physically handed by Bernard Daly to the Revenue on November 17, 2003.
The prosecutions' case was that it was incomplete in that it did not contain an account held in the name of John Peter O'Toole and that its exclusion was "prompted by the fact that the account was connected to a named senior figure in the bank".


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Types of Blinds:
Cellular Shades Horizontal Blinds Horizontal Window Shadings Honeycomb Shades Mini Blinds Multiple Blinds on 1 Headrail Pleated Shades Roller Shades
Roman Shades
Sheer Vertical Blinds Shutters Venetian Blinds Vertical Blinds Vertical Window Shadings Window Shadings Wood Blinds Woven Wood Shades
Mini Blinds (Horizontal Blinds)
Mini Blinds use 1" horizontal slats to cover the window. You can open them by tilting the slats, or you can raise the slats up to the top of the window entirely. Normally made from aluminum, selected styles may also be available in vinyl. There are two other types of Mini Blinds: Micro Blinds have 1/2" slats and Macro Blinds have 2" slats.
The slats of mini blinds (and wood blinds) are held together by the braided ladder, which runs through rout holes in each slat. Some models offer the room darkening feature, in which the rout holes are hidden, allowing less light to pass through when the blind is closed. Most 2" blinds also offer optional tapes in lieu of the braided ladder.
Some manufacturers offer duotone slats. These colors are marked "duo", "tiltone", "duplex" or "two-tone" on our site, depending on the manufacturer. Pinlight and sheerview slats are also available in some colors and are marked "pinlt" and "shrvw".
Mini blinds are durable and require only occasional dusting, making them perfect for high-traffic areas of your home. Slats are completely opaque but can be tilted open, providing a wide range of light control. Mini blinds are also generally the most economical model of blind available.
Wood Blinds (return to top and menu) These blinds are identical to mini blinds except that they are made of wood or vinyl faux wood. This causes the slats to be considerably thicker and heavier, which in turn contributes to a larger stack size. While many blinds are made of warp-resistant basswood, faux wood is still recommended for damp areas of the house such as kitchens and bathrooms. See also mini blind.
Venetian Blinds Alternative term for any horizontal blind. See also mini blind.
Vertical Blinds (return to top and menu) This blind has two main parts, the headrail and the vanes. The vanes attach to the headrail via a small pin and hang lengthwise over your window. The vanes can be retracted to the far left or right of the blind, or they can swivel on the pins according to the amount of light desired.
Vertical blinds are made of PVC (vinyl), fabric, or occasionally aluminum. Fabric vanes are not rigid like PVC or aluminum but can be inserted into groovers. Vanes come in hundreds of textures as well as colors.
PVC vertical blinds are perhaps the easiest window treatment available to care for. Because they hang vertically instead of horizontally, even dust buildup is minimal. After mini blinds, vertical blinds are the most affordable window treatments on the market.
Cellular Shades/Honeycomb Shades (return to top and menu) Cellular Shades have multiple layers of fabric bonded together to form honeycomb-shaped cells. Also known as honeycomb or duette shades, they trap air within their cells to provide insulation. They come in single-cell, double-cell (shown at left), and triple-cell models. The shade can be raised to the headrail to allow full view of the window.
Most cellular shades are white on one side and colored on the other. This allows for a consistent appearance to viewers outside the house while allowing you to match your shades to the the decor of each individual room. If you are looking for a cellular shade offering the same color on both the front and back of the shade, try the following products:
Bali® DiamondCell™ Double Cell Tinted Whites Collection Graber® Crystal Pleat™ Double Cell Facets-Tinted Whites Collection Many cellular shade models offer the popular top down/bottom up feature.
Pleated Shades One piece of fabric makes up the body of these shades. Pleated (folded accordion style) from top to bottom, it can be raised to the headrail to allow full view of the window. Fabrics offer a wide variety of light control, and a liner can be added for additional privacy.
Many pleated shade models offer the popular top down/bottom up feature. Most also offer a selection of privacy and blackout liners to help better control light filtering and also to provide a neutral color to be viewed from the street.
Window Shadings (return to top and menu) Window shades work like mini blinds; they tilt open to allow light and tilt closed to diffuse it. They raise and lower like shades yet allow for as much privacy or view as desired. The secret is in the soft fabric vanes suspended between sheer knitted facings. When open, the vanes practically disappear, leaving your room with a beautiful, diffused glow. Window shades are also known as soft horizontals.
Sometimes referred to as Horizontal Window Shadings.
Roller Shades These shades hang flat over your window and are retracted by means of a roller at the window's top. The basic shade has a straight bottom hem, but a selection of decorative hems is also available (scalloped decorative hem show at left).
Roller shades are available with regular and reverse rolls (reverse roll shown at left).
Roman Shades (return to top and menu) Roman shades come in two general designs: flat and teardrop, also known as hobbled. Flat shades hang smooth while teardrop shades hang in rows of looped fabric (depicted in illustration at left). Both raise by bunching up the bottom tier first and continuing upward row by row (shade with one tier pulled up depicted in second illustration).
Woven Wood Shades Woven wood shades are comprised of many thin horizontal slats held in place by a variety of stitched patterns. These shades can be retracted in one of two ways. Some shades roll up much like a roller shade. Others, known as flat-folded, draw up like roman shades.
Some woven wood models offer the popular top down/bottom up feature.
Sheer Verticals (return to top and menu) This new collection combines sheer fabric with vertical vanes to create a wonderful alternative to draperies. When closed, this shade offers the same amount of light-blocking available from a traditional vertical blind, but when the vanes are rotated open the room is bathed in a beautiful, translucent glow without sacrificing privacy. Sheer verticals are also known as soft verticals.
Sometimes referred to as Vertical Window Shadings.
Shutters Shutters are an elegant way to add warmth and sophistication to any home. High quality, kiln dried wood alleviates warping, tongue and groove joints add strength and durability, special tension springs keep louvers in position, and double doweling and glue at each corner insures stability. The 2 1/2" louvers will stand up to years and years of wear. Multiple Blinds on 1 Headrail This specialty is commonly called "2 on 1 Headrail" or "3 on 1 Headrail". An easy definition is 2 or 3 blinds with separate controls on a single headrail that equals the total width of the 2 or 3 blinds. Some manufacturers recommend or sometimes require that blinds 72" or greater in width, be made as "2 on 1 Headrail" or "3 on 1 Headrail". Smaller blind widths may be made as "multiple blinds on 1 headrail" at the customer's request. The advantages of having this method are: you can raise or lower each individual blind separately, and you avoid the wear and tear that a single, heavier blind would put on the lifting mechanism. NOTE: This option is available on most horizontal applications.(mini blinds, wood blinds, cellular & pleated shades, etc. It is not available on vertical blinds.)
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Ganesh Visarjan Date and Time 2016
Most popularized Mumbai festival of Hindus, Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated every year with full zeal and happiness by lakhs of devotees. Our readers might be searching for the accurate Ganesh Visarjan Date and Time 2016 to perform the procedure of ganesh visarjan. The immersion of statue of lord ganesha symbolizes a ritual see-off of the Lord in his voyage towards his habitat in Kailash while taking away with him the misfortunes of his devotees.
This festival is also known as Vinayaka Chaturthi and is 11 day festival in which Ganesh Visarjan takes place on the 11th day, on the last day called Anant Chaturdasi. We have provided the proper vidhi of Ganesh Visarjan according to auspicious Muhurat settled this year as per Hindi calendar (Panchang).
Once the Ganesh Chaturthi festival is over beautiful statues of Lord Ganesh are placed in a body of water and left to disintegrate in a process called visarjan. In Mumbai alone, more than 150,000 statues are immersed each year.
Ganesh Visarjan Date and Time 2016
Ganesh Chaturthi Visarjan Dates:
Those people who kept Ganesha in their homes are needed to perform the immersion of statues according the set schedule and on selected days as follows.
- One and half day Ganesh Visarjan – September 6, 2016
- Three day Ganesh Visarjan – September 7, 2016.
- Five day Ganesh Visarjan – September 9, 2016.
(Gauri idols, commonly taken home and worshiped along with Lord Ganesh in Maharashtra on Gauri Avahan — on September 7, 2016 – will be immersed on this day as well).
Seven day Ganesh Visarjan – September 11, 2016
Anant Chaturdashi last and biggest day of Ganesh Visarjan – September 15, 2016
Immersion of the Andhericha Raja takes place on Sankashti Chaturthi — September 19, 2016.
Ganesh Visarjan Time:
The procession starts out at 5 p.m. on the 19th and goes for around 20 hours through the night. The idol will reach the immersion point late morning on September 20.
Mumbai Visarjan Locations:
If you are finding for main locations for immersion of statues of ganesha you just follow this page. Go ahead…….
- For getting largest and most famous Ganesh statues, you'll need to head to Girgaum (Girgaon) Chowpatty on Marine Drive in south Mumbai.
- Procession route for Lalbaugcha Raja
- Procession route for Mumbaicha Raja / Ganesh Galli
- Juhu Beach in Mumbai's western suburbs is another popular place of immersion.
- Procession route for Andhericha Raja
- Powai Lake, in Mumbai's central suburbs, receives a lot of smaller states that are immersed by families before Ananta Chaturdashi.
Ganesh Visarjan Muhurat:
|6th September 2016 (2nd day)
|11th September 2016 (7th Day)
|15th September 2016 (11th Day)
|03.42 – 05.15pm
|02.07 – 03.39pm
|12.33 – 03.36pm
|08.15 – 09.42pm
|06.44 – 09.39pm
|05.08 – 08.08pm
|Early morning (16th)
|00.33 – 02.01am
Ganesh Visarjan Mantras:
- Large number of devotees participated in ritual procession and at that time the whole environment echoes with beautiful and melodious enchanting of ; "Ganapati Bappa Moriya, Pudcha varshi Lavkar Ya"…………
- As there is no specific matra's available for Ganesh Visarjan.
Ganesh Visarjan Vidhi:
First of all you must perform usual Ganesh Mantras and Aarti before taking Ganesh for Visarjan in the presence of all family members.
Step 1: Visarjan starts with Uttarang puja which involves offering five items, namely deep (oil lamps), pushp (flowers), dhoop (incense), gandh (fragrance) and naivedya (food) to Ganpati.
Step 2: After that, all household members need to perform the Aarti and sprinkle akshat or raw rice upon the lord.
Step 3: Then ganesh murti is to be lifted from its established place and carried to the entrance where it is turned to face the house and placed on the floor.
"At this time thank Ganesha for visiting your home and bringing prosperity at your place. Wish him for taking away all difficulties with him, ask ganesha to condone you for any mistakes ever made by you".
Step 4: Now pour a spoonful of curd onto Ganesh's unfolded palm as some of the devotees especially Maharashtrians believe that if any guest receives curd and rice, then his arrival is sure again.
Step 5: get some water in your hand and sprinkle it on the person performing Visarjan. All garlands and other decorations on Ganesha should be removed by the person performing the Visarjan.
Step 6: Cover the garlands of ganesha with newspaper and then finally lift up the Ganesha.
- Now, it is a time when everyone starts dancing with joy and chant with great pleasure ……..Ganapati Bappa Moriya… and other Ganesha chants.
- Once the murti is lifted up do not place it at home. Walk out of home and move quickly towards the immersion point.
- Never look back at home with the murti in the hand. While immersing the murti chant …Ganapati Bappa moriya…
- Some devotees perform another aarti at the spot of immersion but this is skipped due to heavy rush.
- After completion with statue immersion, do not look back at the murti and return home and have bath. Move to Puja room and offer prayers.
Symbolic Immersion:
You can also perform a symbolic immersion by sprinkling water on Ganesha. This is if it is made of metal or porcelain and you plan to use it next year.
"We wish your visitor a very happy and joyful Ganesh Chaturthi.
And we pray lord Ganesha to remove all the Obstacles of your life;
Provide you with auspicious Beginnings!!!"


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The UK land speed record for electric cars was broken Friday(?) by a car powered by energy from wind turbines.
Nick Ponting, 21, drove the green car called Nemesis and hit 151mph in a run at the Elvington airfield close to York.
This tops the 137mph reached 10 years ago by Don Wales, the grandson of speed ace Sir Malcolm Campbell.
During a first run in the morning, Nemesis broke the record reaching 148mph. Then the young Ponting improved upon that in a later run when he hit 151mph.
Motor Sports Association ratified Friday's record-breaking accomplishment at the track.
The manufacturers of the car call it the UK's first electric supercar. Their hope is that Nemesis will "smash the stereotype" of electric cars being slow and stodgy. By entering the record books the car makers hope to achieve a breakdown of tired thinking about green-powered cars.
Dale Vince, the founder of green electric company Ecotricity of Stroud, Gloucestershire, is the brainchild behind Nemesis.
"This is brilliant. We built the Nemesis to smash the stereotype of electric cars as something Noddy would drive - slow, boring, not cool - and I think we've done exactly that today," Mr Vince said, adding:
"Hopefully this will further stimulate debate about the future of transport in Britain and how we'll be getting around when the world runs out of oil."
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Dr Hunt is the very best. He solved my Disk problem completely. I am so greatful.
over an hour waiting to see the doctor before I just left. Nobody should have to wait an hour when they have an appointment. I waited so long the automatic lights in the waiting room timed out.
Is there a rating below 1? Extremely unhelpful staff. Doctor Hunt made an immediate recommendation for surgery vs. less invasive options for a herniated disk. Once Hunt made his recommendation, there was no follow-up, no personal contact, no concern for my level of pain. I was pushed off to an unknowledgeable and unhelpful receptionist desk who required me to make follow-up appointments with outside clinics (which I found out after unsuccessfully trying to secure information from Dr. Hunt's office for two days), and an attempt to refill a prescription took two days! If the doctor's credo is to Do No Harm, then Dr. Hunt failed miserably, and his staff were aiders and abettors. A complete nightmare. Another back specialist I went to was much more helpful, consderate, and caring. Dr. Hunt's facility is a factory.
When you visit doctor in his office (not in the hospital) you get surprise extra bill from Cedars Sinai because you used their "hospital" facilities. The office has been useless at resolving the problem and keeps insisting that all patients are told about this (I was not!). I also had to update my address 4 times before they managed to change it. Everyone I speak to (office staff, office manager, billing for office and hospital and even the doctor himself) blame the problem on someone else, but no one seems to be able to correct the problem or identify who can, if they can't. The medical care I received was adequate, but certainly not worth the resulting hassle from the billing. In addition my insurance company is still waiting for a copy of my records from the doctor's office so they can try and resolve the issue. So far it has been 2 months and 2 requests, plus a personal assurance from the doctor and his office manager that they would see to it themselves.
He was great. Solved a problem I've been having for many months. He is very nice and explains everything thoroughly.
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