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APC and IDRC host climate change, ICT and water workshop
APC and Canadian development agency IDRC are hosting this four-day workshop with expert participants from around the world in Johannesburg on July 7-10. This is a new strategic area for the IDRC to support applied policy-relevant research to help people adapt to the water-related impacts of climate change.
New report on climate change as a strategic priority for ICT4D organisations
The recent literature review of information and communications technologies(ICTs), climate change and development by Angelica Ospina and Richard Heeks points to a clear role for civil society organisations at many levels of climate change response, including advocacy, information dissemination, helping local communities adapt, and providing a voice for affected people.
This Atlas is a visual account of Africa's endowment and use of water resources, revealed through 224 maps and 104 satellite images as well as some 500 graphics and hundreds of compelling photos.
UN-Water is composed of representatives of 28 United Nations organizations. The website presents some examples of statistics related to water, currently incomplete and under development. The Stats section contains graphs and maps visualizing key water statistics. The Documents section contains water-related policy briefs, reports and publications.
The CPWF Basin Focal Project for the Andes system of basins is working with a range of local stakeholders to develop a better understanding of the mechanisms for improving the productivity of water in the Andes.
Climate Change Policy & Practice is a knowledge management project for international negotiations and related activities on climate change.
Internet, technology and climate change: APC invites you to a virtual exhibition
A new report looks at ICTs and environmental sustainability in 2010 in 53 countries, six regions and through ten expert thematic reports. We invite you to a virtual exhibition of the report. Come prepared for presentations, a chance to talk to Global Information Society Watch 2010 people behind the initiative and mingle at the virtual bar.
Special report calls for IT manufacturers to stop designing for the digital dump
In a Special Report published on 09 December, UK charity Computer Aid International calls for IT manufactures to take responsibility for the environmental cost of their products throughout their entire life-cycle. The Special Report, which is the third in a series of special reports on ICTs and the Environment, is titled "GreenICT: What producers must do".
New report asks, how environmentally-friendly is technology?
Computers are creating massive e-waste. The paper industry has had to double to meet printer demand. But smart technologies are bringing huge savings in energy consumption. As the UN conference on climate change starts in Cancun, the new Global Information Society Watch from APC and Hivos looks at ICTs and environmental sustainability in 53 countries, six regions and through ten expert thematic reports. What is the state of the industry in your country? Find out.


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Plummer is a great actor--but just the trailer for this movie stopped me from ever seeing it. It looked like a parody, with Plummer chewing up the scenery at every turn. Very off-putting.
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The Misadventures of Pico & Friends! In this episode an unknown force conspires against Pico catching the bus and making it to school on time.
Note 01: EASTER EGG after credits (if you play your cards right).
Note 02: If it lags, toggle the quality via the button in the bottom-left corner.
Happy Pico Day 2010! (Everyone) / Happy B-day (Tom)
I'm excited to be able to participate for the first time this year.
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Green Bay, Wi (WSAU) The Green Bay Packers made a few roster moves on Tuesday. Al Harris and Atari Bigby were placed on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list. Harris is coming back from knee surgery and Bigby from ankle surgery. Both will miss at least the first six weeks of the season.
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There's a lot of potential money to be made in the Far North as the ice caps melt and expose shipping routes and natural resources. Russia, the US, and China all want a piece of the action. Can Canada compete with those global powers?Jan 11 2014 Ben Makuch News
The Canadian Forces Still Can't Buy Decent Combat Boots
While Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is known for appearing in front of "Support Our Troops" signs, it appears the Department of National Defense and Canadian Armed Forces still can't buy decent combat boots for frontline Canadian soldiers.Nov 24 2013 Ben Makuch News
Sectarian Violence Is Devastating the Central African Republic
A UN official is claiming the threat of genocide in the Central African Republic is high in the coming months, as Christian and Muslim militias face off in an escalating war of sectarian violence. Things are dire, and nothing is changing at the moment.Nov 13 2013 Ben Makuch News
Medical Weed Growers in Canada Are Ready for a Fight
Mik Mann is the articulate hippie and Frank Zappa lookalike we interviewed for our documentary BC Bud. He lives out in Port Alberni, a pretty remote town on Vancouver Island where he grows medicinal weed from…Jun 18 2013 Ben Makuch News
What Does Canada's Blocked Terrorist Attack Mean for the Canucks?
Just as the Boston terrorist saga was coming to an end, a new Canadian terrorist plot was thwarted. Yesterday the RCMP revealed in a news conference they arrested two foreign citizens named Chiheb Esseghaier and Raed Jaser from the Montreal and Toronto areas respectively.Apr 24 2013 Ben Makuch News
What Are the French Really Up to in Mali?
When it comes to going to war, it's not too often we get to see France beat the US to the punch. But in the case of Mali, the troubled north African country with a serious jihadi problem, the French are playing the usual American role of global terrorist-hunter.Jan 28 2013 Ben Makuch News
What Exactly Is Idle No More?
In an era where the streets of Athens seem to be permanently burning, senseless partisanship nearly sent America off the fiscal cliff, and a delicate global economy fuels revolutions everywhere, continual political unrest is par for the course. Even Canada—peaceful, tolerant Cana…Jan 11 2013 Ben Makuch News
How Canadian Police Overlooked a Serial Killer
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A new kind of conflict is rising in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan that could eventually lead to the first water war of the 21st century.Sep 27 2012 Ben Makuch News
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Wish I knew how to answer that. I'm sure other people do this or maybe it's just me and that's why I'm about explode. The person I am changes for each situation and for each group of friends and family. I hear people talking about "being themselves" with that special person and I wonder is it just another part of themselves that they are showing or is it everything? The good and the bad? If it's just another face I have to put on then there's hope for me yet. If it's total exposure then I might as well give up now. Don't think I can ever put a voice to the thoughts in my head.
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Cult director Joel Reed was born in 1933 in New York City to a record producer and was babysat as a child by theatrical legend Joseph Papp. He left home at age 13 and saw America by hitchhiking. Like many notable directors, Reed learned his craft as a military cameraman, and upon returning from Korea in 1954, attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Afterward, he worked in advertising and produced a few off-Broadway plays. In 1969, a lawyer acquaintance raised 10,000 dollars for him to direct an exploitation film called Career Bed, featuring early softcore appearances by future porn luminaries Jennifer Welles and Georgina Spelvin, both of whom Reed would also cast in Sex By Advertisement the following year. Reed played several roles in that film himself, including a transvestite. After traveling to Singapore to film the erotic action film Wit's End with Angelique Pettyjohn, Reed made the film which would define his career. Filmed as The Incredible Torture Show, Bloodsucking Freaks was a bloody, sadistic, perverse, and ultimately hilarious black comedy about a theatrical director (aided by a dwarf assistant originally slated to be played by Herve Villechaize) staging real-life murders using kidnapped victims later sold into white slavery. Reed made other horror films, including the mediocre anthology Blood Bath and the tedious Night of the Zombies (which reunited him with Spelvin and fellow porn star Jamie Gillis), but never matched either the controversy or transcendent appeal of Bloodsucking Freaks, a film which has been picketed, vilified, censored, and even banned outright in some locales, but continues to draw a strong following at midnight revivals and on DVD.
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In a move that will almost certainly ensure she gets called it twice as much, Scarlett Johansson has revealed she hates the popular shortening of her name to the contrived abbreviation "Scar-Jo".
"It's laziness," she told USA Today. "People can't actually say the whole name? It's just bizarre… If I hear somebody say that, I know I don't know them at all."
Traditionally, it has only been younger Hollywood starlets who've had their first and second names hyphened together, and Johansson goes on to query why "serious actors" don't come in for the same treatment.
"So Cate Blanchett is not, like, 'Ca-Bla'?" she queried. "Why is that? Why do I have to get stuck with a mangled moniker?" She went on to suggest Da-Day for Daniel Day-Lewis, which we must confess, we rather like.
Anyway, we've received the warning loud and clear, which is why poor Scarlett will now be referred to exclusively by her full name. Unless of course she stars in a film with Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, in which case the temptation might be too much to resist…
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McKenzie joked, "I'm gonna go back to New Zealand tomorrow, maybe film it next week. And then edit it the week after. I don't know how familiar you are with movies, but there's a lot of behind the scenes stuff that could take one or two weeks. And then, probably in about a month we'll have a premiere."
'Conchords' co-creator James Bobin, who's fresh off directing the new 'Muppets' movie, told StarPulse that he's game: "I'd love to do it. It's just a question of what it would be and when we would do it, but I'm sure because that's what I want to make happen at some point."
Originally a BBC radio show, 'Flight of the Conchords' moved to television courtesy of HBO, and over an all-too-brief two-season run it charted the ups and downs of a fictional folk duo from New Zealand as they tried to establish a music career in New York.
Bobin says the workload involved in the TV series became too hard to maintain: "It just got a bit much for us because we were all three of us doing all the jobs basically. I ran it like an English show where it wasn't a huge team of writers. It wasn't a lot of production people. It was just me directing it and writing it, them writing the songs and being in it. After a while we just couldn't do it ourselves, couldn't maintain it."
Fans have constantly clamored for more 'Conchords' since the series ended in 2009, and following fan pressure to produce a third season, McKenzie, Clement and Bobin, issued this statement: "We've noticed the less we say about the future of the show, the more people want to talk about it, so in an effort to reverse this trend we are today announcing that we won't be returning for a 3rd season. We're very proud of the two seasons we made and we like the way the show ended. We'd like to thank everyone who helped make the show and also everyone who watched it. While the characters Bret and Jemaine will no longer be around, the real Bret and Jemaine will continue to exist."
Since 'Conchords' ended the stars have had mixed fortunes. Clement landed roles in 'Despicable Me,' 'Dinner for Schmucks' and 'Rio,' and plays Boris in the upcoming 'Men in Black III.' McKenzie, on the other hand, has had a lower profile. He's continued his work with Peter Jackson Down Under, following up his work in the 'Lord of the Rings' trilogy with a small role as Elf Lindir in 'The Hobbit' movies.
McKenzie also wrote several songs for the new 'Muppets' movie, the success of which means that it should now be easier for him and Bobin to get financing for a 'Conchords' movie if they can come up with a story.
Rhys Darby, who played Kiwi diplomat and frustrated band manager Murray Hewitt, returned to stand-up comedy before landing a role this fall on the short-lived CBS comedy 'How to be a Gentleman.' Meanwhile Kristen Schaal, who played the Conchords' only fan and serial stalker, Mel, has landed numerous guest-starring gigs on primetime series like 'Modern family,' as well as roles in movies like 'Toy Story 3' and 'Shrek Forever After.'
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Book of the moment.
These are the gardens of the Palace of Versailles.
"This splendid and enormous palace was built in the mid-17th century during the reign of Louis XIV – the Roi Soleil (Sun King) – to project the absolute power of the French monarchy, which was then at the height of its glory. Its scale and decor also reflect Louis XIV's taste for profligate luxury and his boundless appetite for self-glorification. Some 30,000 workers and soldiers toiled on the structure, the bills for which all but emptied the kingdom's coffers.
(The gardens were constructed) under the guidance of landscape artist André Le Nôtre, whose workers flattened hills, drained marshes and relocated forests as they laid out the seemingly endless gardens, ponds and fountains." - Lonely Planet
It is indeed the most grotesquely over the top shrine to money and power that I have ever seen, or can imagine seeing. The scale of the gardens is so unbelievably huge that they are not actually that comfortable to be in. They were built to be viewed from the heights of the palace, or perhaps from the windows of a horse drawn carriage. It does not help that the pockets of the current owners of the palace are significantly less deep than those of the Sun King. A long, and arguably monotonous, walk through winding avenues of towering hornbeam hedge is no longer rewarded with a stroll in one of the many open-air drawing rooms, amongst fountains and statues. Large iron gates are invariably locked denying public access to the centre pieces of many of the gardens and, when I was there at least, the fountains were turned off. The labour available to modern Versailles must be a fraction of that in the past. When viewed on foot, in detail, the gardens lose their finesse. The grass parterre is infested with weeds that spread into the gravel paths, invisible from above. The hedges are trimmed with tractor and flail and the ends of branches are ripped, not clipped.
Having said this the Orangerie, pictured above was just breathtaking. Surprising considering it was basically a large arrangement of pot plants. I had a stroke of luck when I arrived at the Salle De Bal (Outdoor ballroom) which came alive briefly when the fountains were turned on for a photographer.
Is there another place on earth like Versailles? I think we only need one, at most.
Footnote: I have since found out that the fountains at Versailles are never on all at the same time and never have been. Apparently the problem of creating enough water pressure for the whole site to function remains unsolved. This was kept a secret from the Sun King himself, as all those involved feared for their lives. Such failure would have surely resulted in execution. A young boy was employed to run ahead of the King as he toured the grounds and warn the gardeners in the direction he seemed to be heading to turn on the next fountain, which would take several minutes to get going…No pressure then (pun intended)!
We went to visit a friend at his mothers home this weekend. The cottage is hidden in woods in East Sussex, rented from a large estate. The house and garden have been the subject of love and benign neglect in equal measure over the years and as a consequence have a peculiar beauty. There is an eclectic herb garden around the side of the cottage in what remains of a Victorian glasshouse. Specimen trees and rambling roses blur the boundaries between the minimal lawn and surrounding woods.
For me seeing this place again is a lesson in restraint in design. There is nothing inside or out that doesn't have function or beauty. There has been no gratuitous consuming of stuff for the sake of novelty here. Things are used if they fit the purpose, fixed when necessary and the most economical materials are used in every situation.
Local legends, the Copper Family from Rottingdean, East Sussex singing about 'edgelayin' and ploughin' 'an all!
Old London Street Scenes, 1903
I spent a cold damp afternoon at The Lost Gardens of Heligan yesterday, researching Victorian vegetables for a primary school project. The abandoned Victorian kitchen garden was re-discovered in the 80's and has been painstakingly restored. I rarely go in the summer with the hoardes and prefer to go in the blustery wind and rain, when i can have the place virtually to myself and imagine the place as it once was..
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Yet another day of heavy chemtrail spraying.
This type of stuff just gets insane.
I looked outside and was not thrilled when I seen this…
It WAS a nice day, now it's going to get all hazy and I'm going to be sneezing until these things dissipate.
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The "Fresher Than Ever" theme this year will showcase their newest dishes and products.
The event is invitation only, mainly for vendors and William George customers.
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CASSOPOLIS, MICHIGAN (WTVB) - A woman from Southwest Michigan has become the 4th victim from this state to die in that fungal meningitis outbreak. 89-year-old Pauline Burema of Cassopolis apparently received two shots for backpain, from the contaminated batches at the OSMC Outpatient Surgery Center in Elkhart, Indiana.
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As expected Brian Wilson was not tendered a contract at tonight's deadline. He is a free agent. It's possible he could still come back to the Giants but the reports seemed to indicate the team and Wilson were quite far apart on how much they valued the relief pitcher's services. Coming off his second Tommy John Surgery it makes sense that the Giants would be cautious. If some other team wants to take on that risk, well best of luck. Regardless of what you think of the character he became, we will always have 2010 to remember.
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I know there are more important things going on in the world. Syrias Bashar al-Assad is apparently killing his people with chemical weapons. The FBI is grilling three other suspects in the senseless Boston Marathon bombing. Bangladesh is still recovering from the toppling of an illegally constructed garment building where a mind-boggling 410 people (at least) died and thousands more were injured.
Yet in North Carolina, the No. 1 show for a lot of people is the N.C. legislature. Its a tragicomedy that seems to get more outrageous from week to week. When a frustrated Democratic Sen. Josh Stein lamented on Wednesday that North Carolina is not a banana republic, after a Republican leader refused to count hands in a close vote, legislative observers were left wondering about that not in his sentence.
Still, its the comedy thats been garnering a lot of attention of late too much of it national attention. This week again Republican Rep. Larry Pittman of Concord took center stage.
Pittman, if youre not caught up, went on a tirade at a tea party event recently that was memorialized in an online video. He criticized Republican House Speaker Thom Tillis of Mecklenburg over bills Pittman and some other conservatives had authored that he didnt feel were getting attention. He said their legislation was being held hostage (my word, not his) to the higher political aspirations of the speaker. I was proud to vote for Thom Tillis to be speaker again, when we got back up there this year, he said, because last session, he was great... But, now hes running for U.S. Senate, or planning to, (and) things have changed.
Pittman quickly changed his tune once the video of his comments started circulating. On Wednesday, he apologized and asked for forgiveness from Tillis, who had denied the charge. Pittman wrote in a letter to the media that he and Tillis still had some disagreement about the process (but) I have done damage to his reputation in a manner in which I did not consider at the time.
Pittmans going rogue on Tillis and his party was a better soap opera than his strained mea culpa. For Tillis part, his aspirations for higher political office are well-known. He said this week he has not decided whether he will challenge Democrat Kay Hagan for her Senate seat in 2014. If he wants the unaffiliated vote, it would be politically savvy for him to restrain some of the extremes in his party by burying their wacky legislation in committee or throwing it out.
Im for a leash on these extremists, whatever the motivation.
Pittman, especially, needs reining in. Hes captured the spotlight way too much with his absurdities. Last January, he was calling for public hangings as a deterrent to crime. Among the criminals who should get the sentence: doctors who perform legal abortions.
Then last August, he accused Planned Parenthood of getting wealthy on murder for hire and disseminated erroneous information that the group got 75 percent of its income from abortions. Abortions account for about three percent of its revenues.
This year, he co-sponsored the embarrassing and unconstitutional resolution for North Carolina to establish its own religion. He said he and the other sponsors had wanted to fix the legal issues in committee. Tillis, though, declared the bill dead.
Pittman is most peeved at Tillis, it seems, over stalled gun legislation he has proposed including a constitutional amendment for residents to carry concealed weapons and legislation for teachers to carry guns at schools. He said the bills are needed to fight federal tyranny.
Forget Pittmans apology. Can the people of North Carolina get an apology from the Concord voters who elected him?
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The Alpharetta Department of Public Safety presented an official letter of appreciation and a plaque to businesses that helped make the National Night out a success this summer.
"This is for their support and contribution to the Alpharetta Department of Public Safety in our endeavor to fight crime and provide the greatest possible service to the citizens and community we serve," said Gary George, director of the department.
He said the 2011 National Night Out was an outstanding success because of their participation.
"Your commitment to excellence in community partnership is admirable, and a fine example for all of our businesses," George said.
He had special thanks as he handed out plaques to the business representatives who were able to attend, particularly for David Montanaro of Performance Auto Collision, whom he called one of his best friends in the world.
"He's here every time we need something cooked, David brings his grill and about 14 employees, and Susan, his wife, and he cooks out. Three times this year I believe," George said.


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Chinnan chiru kiliye - Mahakavi Bharathi
Lyrics & Chords
" கவிதை எழுதுபவன் கவியன்று. கவிதையே வாழ்க்கையாக உடையோன், வாழ்க்கையே கவிதையாகச் செய்தோன், அவனே கவி" – பாரதி
It is more than 75 years since this great poet left us. History has shown us that a few of his dreams have been realized. I am honored and gifted to sing his songs. One of the heart capturing song from "Maha Kavi Subramanya Bharathiyar".
This song , I did two yrs ago and just wanna share with you people !
Song: Chinnan chiru kiliye…
Composer: Maha kavi Subramanya Bharathi
Raag: Raagamaalika
Sung by : Sowmya
Chinna chirukkiLiyE kaNNammA selvak-kaLanjiyamE
ennaik-kali theerthey ulagil Etram puriya vandAi
piLLaik-kaniyamudE kaNNammA pEsum por-chittiramE
aLLi aNaittiDavE en munnE Aadi varum tEnE
Oodi varugaiyilE kaNNammA uLLam kuLirudaDi
Aadit-tiridal kaNDAl unnaip-pOi Avi tazhuvudaDI
ucchi tanai mughandAl garuvam Ongi vaLarudaDi
mecchi unnai oorar pugazhndAl mEni silirkkudaDI
kannattil muttamittal uLLam thaAn kaL veri koLLudaDi
unnait-thazhuvidilO kaNnammA unnatham,AagudaDI
un kaNNil neer vazhindhAl ennenjil udhiram koTTudaDi
en kaNNin pAvaiyanrO kaNNammA ennuyir ninadhanrO
Ramya Harish said
Very nice Soumya. Liked it. It would have been even nice with a rhythm in bg. Heard en 'muNNe' for munne.
My recent covers:
Kadhal kavidhaigal with Joseph
Thendral dhaan with Kumaran
Thinkal govind kumar said
It's nice to see that you are proud of the rich culture & heritage of our Great Country and honouring the All-Time Great Thamizh Poet "Bharathiyar". In fact, this is quite a welcome change from the usual "filmy music".
Hats off to your good self & thanks a lot for sharing this.
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Arun Nair said
It is really great to hear your classical based songs. I love those than the film songs sung by you… :D ….No need to say "Excellent singing"!! :)
Rashmi Nair said
Soumya, the unplugged version is very nice! I would have liked it even more, if it had at least some sruthi. Check this link http://www.karnatik.com/shrutibox.shtml
Good job!!
Please listen to Aandolanam
Subbu said
nice pick and well rendered Sowmya….some extended notes in like mae,vae sounded slightly western at places……
The quote by Bharathi was awesome and so nice of you to have shared it with us……
BTW-I think this is Aasiriyappa ……typical endings in aa,ae,o etc :)
Straight From the heart, Always
Arvind R said
Sowmya … what a superlative performance of this classic!. Hats off for making me transfixed to your classical singing style and giving it piece by piece with relentless precision!. The thoroughness and expressiveness really impressed me and I have not heard this side of you before … or may be I have not cared to listen!. Five stars for this and this is of professional katcheri standard; also shows your extreme versatility as a singer. With the grounding and understanding you have, no wonder you reel off cine songs so quickly. The irony somehow is that the voice that renders such classy stuff is also your potential opponent … if you had a slightly more glamourous (not sure if this is the right word) voice, you would have gone places!. Life's inadequacy is that it can be contorted!.
I could write a long review about this song as I really loved it Sowmya. The sruthi that you have sung it in gave a perspective of your true voice and was a treat!. The tone chosen on your sruthi box also complemented your voice well. The number of nuances you have given in this song is mind boggling and not at all easy to sing!. However, let me first get rid of the blemish at 0:56 which was like a 'drishti' or an errant gnome in the song. The dwarf tried to re-appear in places like 1:15 and 2:45 but were put away swiftly!.
Places that were too good and mesmerising were 2:54, 3:23-3:33, 3:45-3:55, and the scale change at 4:06-4:15 … many other places had very good sangathis that were seamlessly mined to perfection!. The confidence and clarity of delivery were top notch and I have not heard such high quality classical touches on this website … you are a rare and real versatile asset here for us to enjoy!.
One other notable thing; in well known songs such as these, when you render in a classical style like what you have done, you can make the diction your own as long as they are understood. I felt that this was to your advantage and you made it your own and was perfectly understandable!. Cine songs require a certain popularist diction for the song to come through with its glamour but not so in classical songs … this I consider one of the profound beauties of classical music.
This was …. a Class Act!.
~With a rhythm is born a song. From a pulsing heart is born music!.
~ Arvind ~
Harshan Nambiar said
Sowmya ….I am not qualified to comment on this classical rendition ….except that it was really soothing.
BTW – Is this a morning raga by any chance ?
keep it up ….versatile Sowmya …;-)
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Krishnan N v ( nvk ) said
Very nice and soothing rendition….loved it.
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Subbu said
Hi Sowmya-Just listen to selvak kalanjiyamae-mae at ~:29-:30-the landing definitely sounded western to me!
Straight From the heart, Always
Srini S said
soopera paadirkeenga.I love classical music.
shruthi potti illama ivvalav shruthi suddhama paadi
rkeengale,aduke ungaluku 5/5 and goes to my favs.
keep it up n enjoy singing.All the best.
Srividya Kasturi said
Very nicely rendered,Sowmya:) enjoyed it:)
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Fret 'n' tune said
Superb! Loved it, more so as it brings back many memories of younger days in Chennai.
Sowmya, please please do 'Nirpadhuve Nadappadhuve'.
Even without a k-track.
Jenefa (inactive) said
Sowmya akka,
Really loved the way you sang "Aavi thalauzhuvudhadi"…second time "Mechi unnai Oorar…" Superb!! I liked it :)
Jenefa :)
Meena Raman said
I am writing this hearing to your song. You have a beautiful voice. This song is very close to my heart.I like to hear it all the time.This is one song i keep murmuring all the time.Thank u
Surajit Chatterjee said
I can see that you sang this difficult number very well. Though I never heard this before, but you sound a bit too nasal here. Maybe that's how the original is. Good one.
Sushane Shankar said
WHOAAAAAAAA…………… soooooperrrr………. just love bharathi songs…. great singing sowmiya ji…. u've inspired me…. naanum try panna poren idha….:-P
Check out my upload…
Rajiv Nair said
Hey i never knew you sing carnatic classical as wel :) awesom !! i am gona listen to it everyday morning .Thanks for posting
My latest => ghar-se-nikalate-hii
Meera Krishnan said
sowmya, 10/5…(in fact rating does not matter for a beautiful song like this)
straight goes to my fav. list……….gr8888888888 feel nd expession……wow…hv already heard this in your blog and was mesmerized by ur singing :)
Ashok Kumar said
Sowmya…. superb!!! liked it more!!!
Lalitha said
i've been searchin 4 something 4 a long time. chinan chirukilie was originaly set to ananda bairavi by bharathiar himself. i heard the 1st line n since then am searching 4 the notation as put down by the composer…… i even went to his mueseum in triplicane……. went to all the search engines……. but in vain,….iheard aout in a cd by soumya……. so if u can get the original notation i'll b sooooo
S. Selvakumar said
Very Nice song
We liked it ( Bava and Selva)
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Smoky Black Bean Soup with Avocado-Lime Salsa
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The rich avocado topping is the secret ingredient in this recipe. It soothes the slow burn from the smoky chipotle heat and adds a burst of fresh flavor.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 1 cup soup and 1/4 cup salsa)
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- Calories: 172
- Calories from fat: 0.0%
- Fat: 5.7g
- Saturated fat: 0.9g
- Monounsaturated fat: 3.4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.8g
- Protein: 7.4g
- Carbohydrate: 29.7g
- Fiber: 11g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 3.1mg
- Sodium: 572mg
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A new gated community within West Fargo city limits took a big step forward Monday night, with unanimous approval from the city's planning and zoning commission.
Several lots are being proposed within what's called the Stonewood Development, nestled on the Sheyenne River off of 32nd Avenue East. The proposal includes a six-foot solid fence.
Before Monday night's vote, the planning commission heard from people living in nearby developments. They expressed concerns to commission members and the developer and asked whether there is a need for a gated community in West Fargo.
"Everyone in West Fargo wants to feel safe, but I see we're building a safe community in our already safe community," says Austin Grueble, who lives near the proposed development. "I spoke to numerous residents and they all feel the same way as I do. We do feel safe, we feel like it's our home."
"I know it's a difficult, emotional thing. Changes are hard within a neighborhood. But I would just like to express that when you look at alternatives, this is the absolute best use of this land," says Mark Buchholz, development planner.
The planning commission's approval included that neighborhood concerns would be considered in detailed development plans. West Fargo's full commission must still agree to the proposal. That vote could come sometime in April, with construction beginning shortly after that.


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|Country and Region
|United States — California
|Type of Festival
|Drama, Music
|Location of Festival
|Los Angeles, California USA
|Festival Contact Information
|Festival Description
The inaugural Festival of New American Musicals took place in 2008 in southern California. FNAM featurs new works, works in progress, cabarets, staged readings, lectures, workshops and master classes to venues throughout the city and stretching as far as Ventura and San Diego. Concert performances will take place—by composers, lyricists, book writers, performers, students, directors, choreographers, designers, sound and lighting directors, producers and devotees. The Festival begins with the Work of Stephen Sondheim, to whom the Festival is dedicated, along with two months of of new American musicals.
The Geffen Playhouse, Pasadena Playhouse, Old Globe Theatre, UCLA Live!, University of Southern California, Southgate High School and Birmingham High School are scouting new material for the festival. The Rubicon Theatre, Hollywood Bowl, L.A. Master Chorale and Pepperdine University already have announced specific. expects to work closely with area high schools and colleges to bring young audiences to the theaters or, in some cases, to bring the theaters to them.
|Festival Dates
|January 22 - ..., 2014
|Festival Links
Festival Events:
Announced programming 2014:
- January 22-23, 2014
- GOING HOLLYWOOD: A Festival Staged Reading
Book By Joe Leonardo and David Zippel
Lyrics by David Zippel
Music by Jonathan Sheffer
Directed by Joe Leonardo
Musical Direction by Gerald Sternbach
A jolly, hilarious and very musical version of the brilliant Kaufman and Hart comedy, ONCE IN A LIFETIME.
- FREE Tickets — Tickets may be reserved by emailing email@example.com with which date you'd like to attend and the names and emails of their guests.
- Venue — Barnsdall Gallery Theatre
4800 Hollywood Blvd. (2 blocks West of Vermont)
Los Angeles CA 90027
- GOING HOLLYWOOD: A Festival Staged Reading
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- Kristin Bell singing
- Marisa Jaret-Winokour singing at the Festival Closing party 2011
- High school musical phenoms Garrison Hall and Alexa Russo
- Co-Executive Producers of The Festival of New American Musicals (Linda Shusett, Bob Klein and Marcia Seligson)
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Sarah Kaufman – No Excuses
// April 1st, 2010 // General
Strikeforce champion Sarah Kaufman earned her gold, and doesn't mind how she got it.
In what a lot of critics called a "boring" fight, Kaufman defeat now #4 ranked Takayo Hashi in a unanimous 5 round decision at the Strikeforce Challengers in February. Kaufman was on"Sportsgeeks" to silence the critics about the match and talk about her future with Strikeforce.
Kaufman makes no excuses for the title match.
"There are going to be those critics all the time," Kaufman admitted. "I like to bang, I like to throw my hands. Maybe I should not as much because people stop thinking I am able to and are willing to trade a little bit more. I think as you get better and your opponents get better, it's always going to be that interesting blend of different styles and aggression levels."
Kaufman also said that they weren't amateurs when it comes to having it out in the cage.
"I think when you take two top ranked athletes, especially when they have different strengths, it can play out in a technical fight. That might not be as entertaining for an uneducated fan, but for people who know what is going on, they can appreciate the actual sport. They can appreciate the strategy going into those fights. I think the fight between Hashi and I were one of those fights."
When it comes to the upcoming Strikeforce tournament and finding a contender for her title, Kaufman said she doesn't want to have to wait a long time to defend her title. She is hoping in just a few short months she can come back and defend her title. When it comes to who she wants to face, it doesn't matter to her.
"Hopefully I'll get to fight by June," Kaufman stated. "At this point, I don't want to keep waiting and waiting."
"Strikeforce knows I want to stay active. I am pretty much open to anyone at 135."
Kaufman is still in renegotiations with Strikeforce, stating she would like a five fight deal with the company.
Article by MarQ Piocos
3 Responses to "Sarah Kaufman – No Excuses"
I agree with Curtis Sarah. Zuma is leading the way, everyone else is just following. Keep doing what you do best…winning!
¿boring fight? O_o! I do not think that an athlete has to do a fatality to demonstrate their domain.. this not mortal kombat lol this is a sport,in my humble opinion "of a fan of the sport"was a match full of tension,the world is crazy…and congrats again CHAMP!
Screw the haters. Keep doing whatever ZUMA does and you will be 12-0 in a few months.


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Police say a woman and her 1-year-old daughter were found dead in a Cleveland garage next to the body of the woman's estranged boyfriend, who was suspected of kidnapping them.
Cleveland police Sgt. Sammy Morris says the three were found with gunshot wounds before 3 a.m. Sunday in a closed garage at an unoccupied building. He says it appears the man, Thomas Lorde, had shot himself in the head.
Police have said Lorde abducted 19-year-old Latasha Jackson and her daughter Chaniya Wynn around noon Saturday while the mother was pushing the girl in a stroller.
An Amber Alert issued for them says Lorde was armed and described him as a violent sexual predator with outstanding felony warrants in New York.
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Article source: http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/ohio-mom-baby-found-shot-death-alongside-man-15747500