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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Land of the Free?
U.S. FALLS AGAIN IN WORLD PRESS FREEDOM INDEX – NOW RANKED #49 GLOBALLY The greatest myth we Americans collectively like to tell to ourselves is that we live in the “land of the free.” U.S. Falls Again in World Press … Continue reading
Incense In India . . . . .
Incense is an ancient rich tradition in society and religious occasions in India. Agarbathi is a word derived from ancient Sanskrit. It is mentioned in the old Vedic texts to be used to mask odors with pleasurable smells. The modern … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged ancient use of incense, Buddhism, Christianity, cosmetic use of sandalwood, Hindu, incense, Islam, medicinal use, religious use, sandalwood, Sanskrit, scent
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Aam Aadmi’s Jhadu Does Safaya of Political Class in Delhi
Originally posted on Politicalbaaba:
It’s a historic day today, Arvind Kejriwal of Aam Aadmi Party is all set to take oath as Chief Minister of Delhi again against all odds. The relatively new party born out of Anna Hazare’s India…
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The Best Fun. . . .
This is what I love when it happens as we are touring. A crowd gathers around and someone thrusts a young child or baby into my arms. The first time, I had no idea what to do but … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blessing a child, child, children, familes, fort, India, photography, tourist
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The First Question ?
The First Question This Teacher Asks Her Kindergarteners Every Morning Is Heartbreaking BY ALICE GOMSTYN | POSTED 3 DAYS AGO About a decade ago, I stood in a high school English classroom, trying my best to give an exciting speech … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged charity, children, educcation, hunger, justice, kindergarden, poor, teacher, Teaching, United States
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Music Monday “Miss America” James Blunt
James Blunt’s tribute to Whitney Houston who died tragically after an overdose of the drugs she could never live without. Her daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown, 21 years old, is in a medical induced coma after being found face … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Bobbi Kristina Brown, Jame Blunt, Miss America, music, singer, Whitney Houston
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Temple at Ranakpur
Ranakpur,a massive 15th century Jain Temple complex, is not high on a mountain top but nestled the valley of Aravalli Hills in Rasjasthan . Our bus trip, though, made us feel like pilgrims first climbing up the hills and then … Continue reading
A Little Boy’s Heart Desire
What so many of us take for granted. . . . . Thanks Judy. . . .
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged heart's desire, human needs, India, love, Mother's love, orphan, orphan boy, universal need
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Selfie With Modi
The Wall Street Journal 5:59 pm IST Feb 2, 2015 POLITICS Modi Breaks the Internet with 70,000 Selfies By ERIC BELLMAN and DHANYA ANN THOPPIL CONNECT The politician that brought the world 3-D hologram campaigning has set out to break … Continue reading
President Obama at the Congressional Prayer Breakfast
http://youtu.be/xSQXN8dwQMk Though this is not my usual topics or point of view, I was intrigued with the information, and the 17 minutes of presentation. I know there are those of you who think Judge Jeanine Pirro is abrasive and opinionated. … Continue reading →