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Bright Starts Pretty In Pink Flutter & Link Friend! Multiple activities on this adorable butterfly are sure to keep baby girl entertained while on-the-go! Fun features include mirror, rattle ball, teether, satin ribbons and more!
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Fork Report: Devils notch win in Lubbock
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Arizona State lived behind the three-point arc in Lubbock, hitting 14-of-27 three-pointers (51.9%). Jonathan Gilling led the way for Arizona State, hitting a career-high six treys as his parents, who traveled all the way from Denmark, took in the action.
The 14 three-pointers were a season-high for the Sun Devils.
Senior guard Chris Colvin had only 8 points in the game, but hit two huge three-pointers in a 1:46 span of the second half that saw the Sun Devils stretch their lead to 11 points.
Jahii Carson scored 18 points, including 16 in the second half for the Sun Devils, who won in their first trip to Lubbock since December 5, 1988.
The Bad
ASU continued to struggle from the free throw line, hitting just 7-of-13 from the stripe (53.8%). ASU is hitting only 54.5% (60-of-110) from the foul line in their last five games.
� With the win, the Sun Devils pushed their record to 10-2 and matched their win total from the entire 2011-12 season.
� Jordan Bachynski blocked four shots, pushing his season total to 57 -- the fifth-highest single season total in ASU basketball history. In the game, Bachynski leapfrogged over Alton Lister (55 blocks in 1979-80), Mario Bennett (55 blocks in 1991-92), and Jeff Pendergraph (56 blocks in 2007-08). Bachynski needs 12 blocks to tie Tommy Smith for the fourth-highest single-season total for ASU. Smith swatted 69 shots in 2002-03.
� Texas Tech wore red uniforms at home for the first time in program history.
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I would have probably deleted it too. Or responded with something like, "Meat is murder. Yummy, yummy murder."


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Saracens winger Chris Ashton was attacked with a glass on a night out with his girlfriend in London
11:01am Monday 17th September 2012 in Sport By Tom Allnutt
Saracens winger Chris Ashton spent the evening in hospital after he was attacked with a glass in a London nightclub on Saturday night.
Ashton was out celebrating his fifth anniversary with his girlfriend, together with other players and their partners, when he became involved in an altercation with a stranger.
The 25-year-old, who joined Saracens from Northampton in the summer, is believed to have pushed the first assailant away before another person struck him round the face with a glass.
Ashton went to hospital for treatment but did not need any stitches.
Both the player and the club were quick to downplay Ashton's role in the incident.
Ashton wrote on Twitter: "Some bloke decided to spoil an evening out for me and my missus. No stitches needed."
A Saracens statement read: "To prevent confusion, the club would like to clarify events surrounding an incident which took place in London on Saturday.
"Several Saracens players, together with their wives and girlfriends, were enjoying a quiet evening when an uninvited stranger approached the group.
"A brief altercation occurred, which resulted in a friend of this stranger attacking Chris Ashton with a glass.
"The Saracens winger suffered two minor cuts on the left side of his face, but neither required stitches."
The club's concern for how the story would break is likely due to Ashton's involvement in several unsavoury incidents in recent months.
In March Ashton reportedly stormed out of Northampton's training ground after a bust-up with director of rugby Jim Mallinder.
In December last year, the England winger received a four-week ban for dragging Leicester's Alesana Tuilagi off the pitch by his hair.
And almost a year ago to the day, Ashton was involved in the infamous dwarf-throwing night out while playing for England at last summer's World Cup.
Saracens CEO Edward Griffiths was adamant though that on this occasion Ashton was not to blame.
He said: "It is a reality that well known sports people are provoked by strangers and subsequent events are instantly tweeted.
"People will inevitably see this story and say an England rugby player is in trouble again.
"For clarity, Chris Ashton is not in trouble at all. On the contrary, he was celebrating an anniversary with his girlfriend and showed admirable restraint."
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Yup, it's November…
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Can't wait till November! Aghgh!
If it is any day other than 6th….I cannot go and that would be rubbish.
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Approach as for Tunnel Vision. From the base of TV, work right about 100' to an alcove with a pine tree. P1: (140', 5.5) Climb up a ways toward the massive cleft above (Healy's Haunted House) but then swing left onto a well featured face. Climb up through an easy bulge and belay on ledges at the base of a prominant off-width that splits the yellow face above. This crack is easily seen from the ground as you approach. P2: (140', 5.6) The crack soon turns into an offwidth in relatively low angled rock. The moves are pretty easy if you use wide crack technique (heel-toe time!) but this section is fairly sustained. Thin flakes in the side of the crack offer somewhat insecure pro. A #5 Camalot could probably walk up this whole section. Belay at a ledge where the crack thins down again. P3: (110', 5.5) Climb up the crack and work left before it ends, moving to an obvious crack system coming down from the large roof above. Belay in ledges. P4: (110', 5.5) Continue up to an area of bushes in the crack. About 20' of easy simulclimbing combines this with the previous pitch. P5: (180', 5.7) Work up the widening crack to the roof using the slab on the left side. The roof looks improbable but by working in (for pro) and out (for good holds) you can surmount the roof without too much effort. Continue up the crack / chimney into a big alcove and belay. P6: (150', 5.4) Climb up another 30' or so then avoid the wide crack above (a 5.8 finish) by traversing left on a ledge system to easier ground and the top. P5 is classic Vegas climbing: an improbable line through a big overhang that looks far harder than it is. You'll need a few big cams (or hexes) to feel comfy on this pitch. We didn't have much big stuff (#2, #3, #3.5 camalot) but the pro seemed adaquate. Just use little stuff whenever possible. The easy part of the chimney below the belay was runout but not scary. This route was a lot more fun than Tunnel Vision. Plus less waiting in line.
Standard Vegas rack with some extra big nuts. A #5 Camalot would probably make pitch 2 much more secure.
this climb is a great alternative if there are people on tunnel vision. the day i went to climb tunnel vision there was a party of three just starting the 1st pitch so we went and did group therapy. route finding was alittle tough at times(we had very little beta) but its a great day out. go check it out; real fun
i walked right to the base of TV figuring id just move right to the pine tree and find the start of GT, but it wasnt so obvious to me. after a little bouncing around between possible alcoves with pine trees, i guess it is the first alcove past TV with a Big pine tree. I guess i should have scoped the route from the ground as reccomended. A little easy simulclimbing links the first two pitches, as you can with p3/p4. The roof is fun, unless you have a pack on. The bushy ledges to belay below the roof (top of p4)- we belayed at the upper, lefter, bushy ledge, and had to traverse right to the crack off the belay. Should we have been at the lower ledge by the wide crack that becomes the roof weakness? The 5.8 straight up variation is kind of sketchy. It looked like flour-y rock, with loose bits and pieces to stem off of. I pulled over anyway, but it's just a bit sketchy IMHO, compared to the relative solidity of the rest of the climb.
Quite possibly the best 5.7 at RR. josh
It should be noted that instead of escaping on the last pitch by climbing up and left, there is an awesome 5.8 crack that continues straight up. Some of the holds feel a little shaky, but it goes and puts a little more icing on the cake than simply escaping. Jason
Great route. Climbed this in four pitches with a 70-m with no problems at all. The 5.8 roof on the last pitch is a great finish. Descended the first gully (i.e., the northernmost gully) following cairns takes 30-40 min approx to get back to the base of the route, no raps, no down-climbing.
I especially like this climb because there are zero bolts on it. The 5.8 variation finish is fun.
You might find it worthwhile to take a couple of #5 Camalots along to help protect yourself in the roof crack and in the slabby chimney leading up to it. Generally, this route eats up gear if you bring the right stuff. I highly recommend using a 70M rope to do the 3rd and 4th pitches as a single long pitch (it's such an easy and fun lead you don't want it to end!), but you'll need to bring along some extra long slings to help reduce rope drag. I did the route with two other guys and we found the belay stances to be quite comfortable for all of us at the transitions. This is a good multi-pitch route for a group of 3 or 4 climbers.
Did this route on Nov 4th, entirely in the shade. We used a 4.5 Camalot at the crux. Oddly enough there were no chalk marks anywhere. Route finding is obvious after the first pitch, tho. Well worth it, IMO.
"Oddly enough there were no chalk marks anywhere." That's the way we like it...
""Oddly enough there were no chalk marks anywhere."" "That's the way we like it..." Yeah, but too bad about the stupid (recent?) graffiti (a scrawled "NO!") at the start of the 5.8 finish. Bastages. (FWIW, I guess I did the next crack to the right of the 5.8 finish, more like 5.8- over there, but fun too.)
I liked the crack to the right for the last pitch. It was fun.
bring a #5 if you want to avoid serious runout.
i just did this route again for the first time in years and its been far too long since i've done it- what a great little route! i actually lugged up the #5 C4 and used it once- at the roof crux, which was nice to have, although if you're strong and solid on the wide, gear to the #4 C4 is probably plenty, just be prepared to run it through the crux. on another note- i did the 5.8 finish as described in the handren guide (the right hand of the two cracks above the final belay), and i would say its more like 5.7 and is the natural finish to the route. the crack on the left looked much harder (nice job, john!)- i passed on it because it looked kinda rotten and a little harder than 5.8, but i guess i was mistaken. finally for those considering this route- its a solid step up from Tunnelvision in terms of gear placement and anchoring techniques, and its definitely more run out than tunnelvision, although if you have a #5, its not dangerously so.
This was a fun line... I did the 5.8 finish and was disappointed to see the graffiti there! Why would anyone think it is OK to write "no" with an arrow on the rock?! I was worried at first that the only reason someone would deface the rock like that was that there was some sort of death block ready to come loose and kill climbers. I found the climbing to be normal 5.8 climbing with nothing particularly loose and decent protection. There is no excuse for the graffiti on the 5.8 finish!
It's a great route. If you don't like run out climbs than bring a few large cams. Be sure to give your self plenty of time to climb it, as there are no bolted rappels so you have to topout and hike down.
A few thoughts on the above comments: The climb is probably a little more than 100 ft. right of Tunnel Vision. Photo #6 above helped us find the start with no problem. We took a #5 Camalot and used it enough (2 or 3 times) that we thought it was worth towing along. The 2nd pitch is easily stemmed; no heel-tow OW technique needed. As mentioned above, with a 70 meter rope pitches 3 and 4 can be linked. We did the route Nov. 2 and had sun on the first few pitches of the climb till about 10:00 a.m. The right crack finish is highly recommended and definately has a 5.8 move at the start of the crack. I thought this was a great route. Different climbing (wide cracks) than Purblind Pillar but equal quality to make it a tie for the best route on Angel Food Wall.
I climbed this route yesterday with Larry DeAngelo. I led P 1,2,4,5,7 (5.8 variation). Weather was in the high 70s with a 30mph gusting to 50 winds from the Southwest. Angel Food Wall faces NE. The howling winds we encountered in the parking lot were non-existent once we were on the rock. It was mostly calm for us, with a raren strong breeze. On this wall I've also climbed Tunnel Vision and Purblind Pillar. They're all great routes but Group Therapy is my favorite out of the bunch so far. The gear I took was 1 set of wires, 1 set of cams up to 1", 2 cams 2"-4", and one 5" or 6" cam. The selection I brought felt just about right. I ran it out a little on some of the easier climbing, but generally the pro was very good. We placed the 5" cam a total of 4 times. We had a single 60m rope with us and were linked P1 & P2 with a little bit of simulclimbing. P4 & P5 linked without any issues too. I took the 5.8 variation for the final pitch. I would put the single harder move maybe at 5.7+, but I didn't really see it being that much more difficult than others on the route. Overall this was a really fun route with a fun mix of cracks, face, a squeeze through a little chimney section, and some fun off-widths. -Glenn
Recently (Dec 2010), someone added three bolts to this route- two at the top of the first pitch, and one on the second for protection. On 1/11/11, I went up Group Therapy to have a look at the bolts and found that they had been removed, with the holes patched. For those who may have added these bolts: Please, do not add bolts to routes in Red Rock- the locals here frown upon adding hardware to routes that have been done safely for decades without bolts. Also, it is currently illegal to place new bolts in the wilderness and doing so jeopardizes negotiations with the BLM to allow new bolting. For more information on this, please see: www.mountainproject.com/v/nevada/group_therapy_retrobolts/10>>>
Great route! I also think this is the best route on the wall. The start can be tricky to locate. Following SuperTopo, we scrambled up into Healy's Haunted House, a wide dark chimney. Once you locate this, look for a car-sized block on the left side of the base of this chimney. This block is visible in the beta photo for the first pitch (I think). We started the pitch by stepping left off this block and onto the face above. You can get to the block easily unroped from the usual start (beta photo location) by heading NW up a short gully and traversing back at its level. [If you don't traverse back, going straight another 50 feet NW will take you to the start of Purblind Pillar.] We were nervous about pitch 2 and had a #5 Camalot, but there is actually reasonable gear to be found on this crack, although perhaps in somewhat questionable flakes. The real runout is to be found on the roof pitch 5. True, the 20 foot runout is after the crux but it is definitely not for the timid, a #5 Camalot doesn't help for this runout (although we found it useful below, as well as on pitch 2). We did the route in 4 pitches with a 60m rope. As mentioned, this involves some simulclimbing (combining 1 & 2, and 3 & 4).
This is a really fun route, but probably not a good choice for the aspiring 5.7/8 leader. There are significant runouts on wide cracks (the small gear on the P.2 offwidth is behind some pretty suspicious flakes with the first solid piece about 40' up). The upper chimney pitch is fabulous (you can easily walk up a #4). We did the 5.8 direct finish, which, although a bit sandy and scrappy, was really fun. To get to the start of the route, scramble up and right in the alcove toward the start of Purblind Pillar (30'), then traverse left on easy ledges to an obvious platform with a small (3" diameter) tree. The descent isn't long by RR standards, but there is a fair bit of scrambling verging on 4th class. At one point there is a nasty 20-foot descent down through a tunnel topped with loose blocks (skier's right), which can be avoided by a short rappel off some fixed slings on the left (this is the only spot where we felt a rappel might be prudent).
Peter- on the descent where you encountered a choice to rappel, if you go over the saddle to the skiers right, you'll find a casual 3rd class downclimb. Alot of people miss this, which is why that rap station appears now and then.
Fun route. didn't use the #5 on the roof crux but it was used on the pitch before that. Nice to link pitches with the 70m.
I brought a #5 and thought it was worthwhile for a couple placements, including the roof. I also brought a #4 but I never used it except on the 5.8 variation finish. If you want to be able to walk a cam up part of the wide crack on p2, you should bring a #6. The #5 is much too small and the flakes people talk about using are psychological pro options only. They're not just questionable, they're laughable. But if you're confident well above 5.7, it is not a big deal to run this section out. Maybe it was just me, but I found I had to work hard to make bomber belay stations on this route. Lots of less-than-great rock, weird, flaring, and irregular cracks that rejected awesome cam and nut placements, etc. Excellent mental re-training for the climber accustomed to slammer granite! The scary looking 5.8 finish yielded some of the most fun moves on the route. The roof protects well. I thought the move was closer to 5.8+ than 5.7+, but perhaps this was a mental reaction to the footholds -- which consist of flexy, sandy flakes and smears (the hand jams are solid, however). You get a couple more bomber pieces above and then the climbing is steep but easy on delicate terrain with less/no pro. However, it does take the 5 again if you so wish. A very nice route.
did this today with nothing bigger than a 4" C4. I'm no offwidth climber and i didnt think it was bad. linked p 3/4 with a 70m and did the 5.8 finish. fun route! pitch 2 was pretty runout but it was super easy. definitely do the 5.8 finish too. similar to the "crux" pitch but better
done in 4 pitches with a 70, on Sun 5/5/2013, with morning sun much of the way. did P1 as is, linked P2 and P3, linked P4 and P5 to base of big roof, then up and over big roof stretching rope to the top. both the huge roof and P2 wide crack are super juggy fun


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Title Web, Mail, and Mixed-mode Data Collection in a Survey of Advanced Technology Program Applicants
Author Kerwin, J., Brick, P. D., Levin, K., Cantor, D., O'Brien, J., Campbell, S., Shipp, S., Wang, A.
Year 2004
Access date 25.08.2004
Abstract Web surveys are becoming an increasingly popular method of data collection. In some cases, they are replacing surveys previously conducted by mail. For example, the NIST Advanced Technology Program's Survey of ATP Applicants 2002 is currently underway predominantly as a web survey, whereas a survey of year 2000 applicants was conducted by mail. But questions remain regarding the data quality of web surveys. Several published experiments have found that comparable surveys conducted by web and mail often yield different response rates. The two modes can also differ with respect to item nonresponse, and length of answers to open-ended questions. We present findings from an experiment comparing three modes of data collection in a survey of 778 companies that applied for R&D funding from the ATP program in 2002. The modes include web, mail, and web combined with mail follow-up. All three conditions include follow-up of nonrespondents by telephone. Outcomes of interest include response rates before and after telephone follow-up, item nonresponse, response distributions, length of answers to an open-ended question, and level of effort taken to complete the survey.
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- A Global Study of Knowledge Workers: Using the Internet, Dealing with Cultural Variation, and Commercial...; 2004; Day, R., Ross, J.
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- The Online Survey: Its Contributions and Potential Problems; 2004; McIntyre, K., Tomazic, T., Katz, B., Matsuo, H.
- The Net Effect: A Comparison of Internet vs. Mail Survey Respondents; 2004; Friedman, E. M., Clusen, N. A., Hartzell, M.
- Data Collection Mode Effects Controlling for Sample Origins in an Internet Panel Survey; 2004; Dennis, J. M., Chatt, C.
- Protocol for Converting Respondents form Touchtone to the Internet in the Current Employment Statistics...; 2004; Rosen, R. J., Harrell, L. J., Ballard, D., Wise, R., Gomes, T.
- Examinig Variety in Organizational Behavior Research: Psychological Differences Between Respondents...; 2004; Mestdagh, S., Buelens, M.
- Mobile Phone Surveys: The Slovenian Case Study; 2004; Vehovar, V., Belak, E., Batagelj, Z., Cikic, S.
- Raising response rates: What works?; 2004; Porter, S. R.
- The Internet: Marketing Researcher's Panacea or Pandora's Box?; 2004; Gurney, P.M., Chambers, E., Grant, L., Shah, S., Sullivan, M.
- Reading in Virutal Research Ethics; 2004; Anonymous
- Picture This! Exploring Visual Effects in Web Surveys; 2004; Couper, M. P., Tourangeau, R., Kenyon, K.
- Development of a Pain and Discomfort Module for Use with the WHOQOL-100; 2004; Mason, V. L., Skevington, S. M., Osborn, M.
- Virtual ethnography: A computer-based approach; 2004; Ardet, N., Thome, M.
- Developing automated e-survey and control tools: an application in industrial management; 2004; Scornavacca Jr., E., Becker, J.L., Barnes, S.
- Gathering faculty teaching evaluations by in-class and online surveys: their effects on response rates...; 2004; Dommeyer, C. J., Baum, P., Hanna, R.W., Chapman, K.S.
- Inquisite 6 Hits Market; 2004; Anonymous
- WebSurveyor Software Grants; 2004; Anonymous
- The web as an object of study; 2004; Schneider, S. M., Kirsten, F.
- Pushing at the boundaries of new media studies; 2004; Wakeford, N.
- The three ages of Internet studies: ten, five and zero years ago; 2004; Wellman, B.
- Internet/cybercuIture/ digital culture/new media/ fill-in-the-blank studies; 2004; Silver, D.
- Augmenting the BRFSS RDD Design with Mail and Web Modes: Results from a Multi-State Experiment; 2004; Roe, D., Jiles, R., Weiner, J., Mokdad, A., Link, M. W.
- Comparing Face to Face, Telephone, Paper Self-Administered, and Web Survey Measurement; 2004; Tortora, R. D., Groves, R. M., Peytcheva, E., Manchin, R.
- Comparison of Web, Mail, and Mixed-Mode Data Collection Methods in a Survey of R&D Funding; 2004; Brick, P. D., Kerwin, J., Levin, K., Cantor, D., O'Brien, J., Wang, A., Campbell, S., Shipp, S.


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1. Raga Miyan Ki Todi - Sunder Nain
2. Pahari Thumri - Saiyan Bina Soona
3. Raga Marwa Tarana
4. Raga Gorakh Kalyan - E Ri Piya
5. Mshra Khamaj Thumri - Lage Tose Nain
6. Raga Malkauns kalan Parat Maika
7. Raga Adana - Ajori Budwara
8. Sindhi Kafi - Sakhi Rodo Baat
9. Thumri - O Mere Nain
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Posted 21 November 2010 - 08:22 PM
1. (00:12:52) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Bhairov - [DRs]
2. (00:12:06) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Gunkali - [DRs]
3. (00:12:46) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Darbari - [DRs]
4. (00:11:53) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Abhogi Kanra - [DRs]
1. (00:12:17) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Allaiyya Bilaval - [DRs]
2. (00:12:31) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Gaur Malhar - [DRs]
3. (00:13:00) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Mian Ki Malhar - [DRs]
1. (00:12:29) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Aiman Kalyan - [DRs]
2. (00:12:22) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Hem Kalyan - [DRs]
3. (00:12:01) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Desi - [DRs]
4. (00:12:32) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Barva - [DRs]
1. (00:12:17) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Sri - [DRs]
2. (00:11:42) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Durga - [DRs]
3. (00:12:30) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Hameer - [DRs]
1. (00:12:41) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Chor Kay Na Ja - [DRs]
2. (00:12:50) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Toray Nainon Ne - [DRs]
3. (00:12:50) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Aan Melo Ik Bar - [DRs]
4. (00:12:36) Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Joban Beeto Jaye - [DRs]
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Posted 07 July 2012 - 10:12 PM
The brothers Nazakat and Salamat Ali Khanare legends in the world of North Indian classical music. They are exponents of the Khyal, a vocal style going back to the 15th Century and regarded as the highest and most significant form of North Indian instrumental and vocal music. The Khan family has cultivated the Khyal for generations and the two brothers have developed it to further heights of perfection. As Nazakat Ali Khan died at an early age, these recordings are rare documents of the Indian vocal art at its very best. On this CD, the two Ragas and the Thumri performed by the Ali brothers are additionally accompanied by the Sarangi string instrument, the tambura and the tabla. In my childhood home, I got to know the masterly art of Khyal singing by Nazakat & Salamat Ali Khan. And they have been my idols ever since. (Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan) Performers: Nazakat (Ali Khan) (vocals, tambura) & Salamat Ali Khan (vocals, svaramandala; Shaukat Hussain Khan: tabla; Ghulam Mohammed Khan: sarangi) Recorded: Live at the WDR-Funkhaus, Cologne, 1970
1-01 Raga Darbari Kanarra
1-02 Raga Rageshvari
1-03 Thumri in Raga Pahadi
Posted 08 July 2012 - 02:05 PM
Raag Bageshri Ustad Salamat Ali/Nazakat Ali Khan Private recording 1971 in UK
A very rare 1971 live recording of Raag Bageshri by the great Ustad Salamat Ali/ Nazakat Ali Khan with Bulli Khan on Tabla and Ustad Zahoori Khan on Sarangi.
Posted 31 August 2012 - 11:34 PM
Salamat Ali Khan was initiated into classical music together with his elder brother Nazakat Ali Khan under the able guidance of their father Ustad Vilayat Ali Khan at the tender ages of five and seven respectively. They were initially taught the basis of dhrupad but later concentrated on learning khayal due to its increasing popularity. It was only after two years of training that they made their debut at the prestigious Harballabh Mela in 1941. They performed raag Mian ki Todi and were highly appreciated by both the audience and musicians present, these included Ustad Abdul Aziz Khan, Pandit Krishanrao Shankar, Pandit Omkarnath Thakur, Ustad Umeed Ali Khan, Ustad Tawakkal Hussain Khan, Ustad Malang Khan and Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan. Ustad Salamat Ali Khan recalled the performance in his autobiography; we were so small that we had to be lifted onto the stage.
01 Raga Malkauns - Khayal Vilambit - Jhaptaal - Sunder Badan & Khayal Drut - Teentaal - Yaahi Bed Ho
02 Raga Thames
03 Raga Malkauns - Drut In Teentaal - Aaye Pee More Mandarwa & Tarana In Teentaal - Aaj More Ghar Aaye Balama
04 Raga Gorakh Kalyan
05 Bahiravi Thumri
06 Raga Malkauns - Dadra Pahadi - Daradwa Na Jana
Posted 16 September 2012 - 04:52 PM
Salamat Ali Khan - The Legendary
There is always great sorrow when a human being departs from this world. What makes the grief even harder to bear is when that individual has made significant contributions and achieved excellence in his field of speciality. Inborn genius, creativity, individuality and sheer dedication are some of the attributes that make the individual irreplaceable. The late maestro Ustad Salamat Ali Khan was bestowed with all these qualities, distinguishing him from others. Widely regarded by fellow musicians and connoisseurs as one the greatest vocalists of the 20th century, Salamat Ali Khan had a huge impact on South Asian classical music, achieving worldwide acclaim for his masterful artistry and command over khayal singing. Source: http://www.sadarang.com
6-01 Raag Marwa
Posted 16 September 2012 - 04:54 PM
Salamat Ali Khan - The Legendary Volume Five
5-01 Chor Kay Na Ja (Thumri Bhairvee)
5-02 Toray Nainon Ne (Thumri Pehari)
5-03 Aan Melo Ik Bar (Thumri Jogya)
5-04 Joban Beeto Jaye (Thumri Zilakafi)
Posted 17 September 2012 - 05:30 PM
A very rare 1971 live recording of Raag Bageshri by the great Ustad Salamat Ali/ Nazakat Ali Khan with Bulli Khan on Tabla and Ustad Zahoori Khan on Sarangi.
Posted 22 September 2012 - 11:01 PM
Ustad Nazakat Ali Khan & Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Vocal
The success of the duo was a result of their dedication to practice, great understanding and a disciplined approach to their performance. Their singing style displayed shades of the Patiala gharana, particularly that of stalwarts Ustad Ashiq Ali Khan and Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan. However both brothers contributed with their own individuality and made use of their initial training in dhrupad, which was most apparent in the alaap and vilambit (slow tempo) part of their presentation. The brothers were equally adept at performing in both the vilambit and drut (fast tempo) sections. The vilambit part of the presentation was clearly defined by their concentration on the development of the raag; Nazakat Ali Khan would create the general ambience of the performance and concentrate on building the aesthetic framework. He would act as a path leader to his younger brother who would dominate the drut half of the performance through thundering taans, cascading sargams and ingenious rhythmic interplay known as layakari. The greatest strength of the duo was probably their appeal to both the masses and connoisseurs. The brothers performed a wide variety of raags throughout their career but were known for their mastery over raags Rageshri, Abhogi Kanada, Gorakh Kalyan and Malkauns.
01 Raga Madhuvanti - Khayal Vilambit - Tumhare Daras Bin Balamwa
02 Raga Poorvi - Khayal Vilambit - Prabhune Maiko Sab Kuchh Deeno - Drut Tarana
03 Thumri - Naheen Pare Maiko Chaina
Posted 16 April 2013 - 04:56 PM
Kaunsi Kanhra - Ustad Salamat Ali Khan - Part 2
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GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo., Sept. 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Recondo Technology announced today that Recondo® has been named by Modern Healthcare to the Modern Healthcare list of the 40 Hottest Companies in healthcare. Recondo ranks Number One in this year's list.
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The second annual Healthcare's Hottest recognition program honors the 40 fastest-growing companies and organizations across many healthcare sectors measured by revenue growth.
"Everyone at Recondo is gratified to be ranked Number One in the 2013 list of the 40 Hottest Companies in healthcare," said Terry Truman, Recondo Senior Vice President of Marketing. "Modern Healthcare is a leading voice in US healthcare, and this selection is a testament to the soundness of our mission and our diligence and hard work. Recondo will continue to streamline the healthcare payment system and secure revenue certainty with prompt and proper payments, which in turn helps hospitals deliver the quality care patients demand and deserve."
See the 40 Hottest Companies list at http://www.modernhealthcare.com/article/20130928/INFO/130929979.
About Recondo TechnologyRecondo solutions achieve financial clarity for all participants within the healthcare revenue cycle. The result is a closer relationship with payers, a better healthcare experience for patients, and a confident and motivated staff that sees their value manifested in superior healthcare service. Recondo combines sophisticated rules architectures, legacy integration, and data mining to provide true interoperability for more than 650 US hospitals and more than 500 payers. This new world of healthcare is Empowered by Recondo.
Visit Recondo Technology at www.recondotech.com.
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