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... Planet Earth between Dec 11 1931 - Jan 19 1990 TEARS OF THEMYSTIC ROSE rajneesh reveals oshoonce upon a moon a vast panoramic view... ...imimy father took letters from both their names to make my namei was born 20 january 1961 at .05 ami have a sister shona who was born 19 january 196 ... ... 8i had this odd habit of always eating in a bowl…and if served on a platei angrily threw or broke it…and havi... ...g in a bowl…and if served on a platei angrily threw or broke it…and having eaten one bowl of food i adamantlyrefused to eat more…i was very stubborn a... ...mjust a mattress on the floor…an empty rooma beautiful manicured garden…stretches of roses in the entrancea convenient large covered veranda facing th... ...irious state secret of the mystic rosei want to get up and move away from this place as soon as pos... ... love tibetan momos and thuppa noodlesi can smell them in the crisp mountain airin a bowl with chopsticks with garlic chilliesi have missed this kind ... ...d the planet earth betweendec 11 1931 – jan 19 1990 rajneesh born january 20 1961 died january 19 1990 reborn january 19 1990 will never ...

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...ou for reading and for passing it on. Please stay well, Tenzin (Doug Ten Rose) !3Alive ... ...arthThe Volunteer Crew Is:Written, Edited, and Designed for easy reading byDoug Ten Rose & Tenzin Kharma Trinley*design help: Nancy Crompton*Photos by... ...ngmo Lama, Zak Aldridge,Bibek Sapkota*Proofreaders: Tenzin Kharma Trinley, Doug Ten Rose,Maestro Zak Aldridge, Sam Aldridge, Joseph Fort*Distribution ... ...ing contains the essence of a prayeron your behalf. Spirit and substance blend in a bowl ofblessings. Mrs. Jeng is the embodiment of good nature... ...lis to dogsCHORUSChili peppers to dogs, chili peppers to dogsYou know we eat a fast bowlIt tears us a new assholeBuddha answer our prayer or an ulcer ... ... out the peppers Chili peppers to dogs, chili peppers to dogsYou know we eat a fast bowlIt tears us a new assholeBuddha answer our prayer or an ulcer ... ...ts. Partof that accomplishment hinged on the fact that, inspiredby the very popular 1961 book Black Like Me, Charlestook a chemical to help darken his...

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...RUSALEM 5 In the Throne Room of the Great King 6 The Seven Seals 7 The Seven Trumpets 8 The Rise of the Beast 9 The Seven Bowls 10 The New Jerusalem 11 The Great City Babylon 12 The Celestial Woman ...

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...7 8 The Rise of the Beast 153 9 The Seven Bowls 17110 The New Jerusalem ... ...ck’s altarpiece at Ghent, Dürer’s woodcuts, Michelango’sLast Judgment, the rose windows of Chartres, the words of Handel’sHallelujah Chorus, Bosch’s p... ...; 20:6; 22:7, 14), seven seals (6:1–8:5), seven trumpets (8:6–11:19),seven bowls (15:6–16:21). The number seven, corresponding to a calendarweek, was ... ...n the altar, and forbade circumcision on pain of death,traditionalist Jews rose up in ferocious and ultimately successful revolt.Having in this way ac... ...ncertain. Tychē (Chance)—previously a minor deity in classical Greece—now roseto a position of considerable prominence in public awareness.13 Indeed,... ...four elders fell down before the Lamb, each one holding a harp and golden bowls full of incense, which are the prayers of the saints. They sang a ne... ... and Its Bearing on Modern Totalitarian Movements. New York: Harper & Row, 1961. 241242 BibliographyCollins, A...

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Boris Chertok continues his fascinating narrative on the early history of the Soviet space program, from 1961 to 1967.

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...thelaunch of Sputnik in 1957 and the remarkable flight of Yuriy Gagarin in 1961,were benchmarks of the Cold War. Spurred by the Soviet successes, the ... ... civilian space exploration. As a result ofGagarin’s triumphant flight, in 1961, the Kennedy Administration chargedNASA to achieve the goal of “landin... ...loration, fromthe halcyon days of the launch of Yuri Gagarin into orbit in 1961 to the firstpiloted Soyuz mission in 1967. Chertok devotes a signific... ...r clear, calm weather conditions, the Devyatka (R-9)finally lifted off. It rose just 20 meters off the ground; its flame suddenly pulledto the side; t... ... of German Titov on Vostok-2. This time the R-9 did not liftoff. It simply rose up slightly and 0.3 seconds later, it “sat down” on the launchpad and ... ... After entering the war as enlisted men, Tyulin,Mozzhorin, and Smirnitskiy rose to high generals’ ranks during the following20 years. They were except... ...eam, black coffee, coffee with milk,tea with lemon, tea with jam.” Crystal bowls sat on the table, mounded withfruit—oranges, apples, and grapes. Ther... ...totea, were seated at the head of a ∏-shaped table. At the tables set with bowls ofcookies, there was only room for academicians. Corresponding member... ...able Projects. NASA SP-2005-4111, 2005. Dawson, Virginia P., and Mark D. Bowles. Realizing the Dream of Flight:Biographical Essays in Honor of the C...

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...i, towards the Koolau Gap lands. The Aina Hou Trail passes along the contour at about the 6300-6400 foot elevation to a place known as the “Aina Hou Bowl.” The Aina Hou Bowl is generally situated between the 6300 to 5600 foot elevation, and noted for a spring which was tapped to feed a historic ranch trough. Lands in this area were used as mountain pasturage by the ranc...

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...Äina Hou Trail passes along the contour at about the 6300-6400 foot elevation to a place known as the “‘Äina Hou Bowl.” The ‘Äina Hou Bowl is genera... ...erritory of Hawai‘i; and historical texts authored or compiled by—D. Malo (1951); J.P. I‘i (1959); S.M. Kamakau (1961, 1964, 1976, and 1991); Chas. W... ... stewardship of the natural environment, and supplying the needs of ones’ ali‘i (see Malo 1951:63-67 and Kamakau 1961:372-377). Entire ahupua‘a, or ... ...aiakalani Kamakau. Selected traditions and historical accounts recorded by Malo (1951), I‘i (1959), and Kamakau (1961), as well as the writings of le... ... Puhie declared that within two days and two nights they would sight the ship. Maui disappeared, and Mauna Kea rose before them out of the waves... ...tion. Settlers with a little capital and with thrift and industry would make this “wilderness blossom like the rose.” The climate is good – not ... .... Rental: $3.30 per MG at 8.25ct. sugar or over. The maximum rate of $3.30 was reached when the sugar price rose to 8.25 ct. by the end of 1970,... ... later 1800s to early 1900s by cowboys of the Haleakala Ranch. The ranch used to drive cattle to the ‘Äina Hou Bowl, which had a spring and wate... ... runs left, down into the Ko‘olau Gap till around the 6200 foot elevation (about a half mile down), where the “Bowl” is found to about the 5,600...

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...As Thailand rose with the world order since WWII, its reputation in the international agricultural sciences owed much to one person. Charan Chantalakhana was the man for the times. As the Vietnam conflict stimulated massive US influence ...

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...ent. His role at the temple was to servea senior monk by cleaning his alms bowl and running errands.Otherwise, he played with other temple boys. Somet... ...ovinces such as Songkhla was alsothrough primary schooling. Basic literacy rose to around 80percent. A tax was levied on adults who remained illiterat... ...ce. From this time, the influence of many aspectsof the culture of the USA rose perceptibly as fear of communismmounted with the 1954 fall of the Fren... ... was enough for two meals a day, and as he was todiscover it meant as many bowls as he could eat in one sittingthanks to a kind-hearted food stall own... ... his life wouldmistake his use of the English metaphor, ‘stop to smell the roses’,as relating to this rushing behavior when in fact he wascommending r... ...gies across cultures andgeographies. Nevertheless, returning to Bangkok in 1961 he hadhigh expectations that his superior qualifications would bewelco... ...s studies. How wrong this thought turned eturning to Thailand in late 1961, Charan felt he was in out to be. In contrast to the ennui of lim... ... not a good fit with the culture ofthe Kasetsart Faculty of Agriculture in 1961. Nevertheless, he wasan asset that could not be ignored when it became...

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...ine, had spent a few years traveling the world before his arrival on the Laurel Canyon scene. Those travels, curiously, had taken him to the Congo in 1961, at the very time that leftist Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba was being tortured and killed by our very own CIA. Not to worry though; according to one of Zappa’s biographers, Cohen wasn’t in the Congo on some kind of nef...

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...urel Canyon scene. Those travels, curiously, had taken him to the Congo in 1961, at the verytime that leftist Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba was being... ... San Francisco Examiner, December 22, 1961One other thing that I should add here, before getting too far along wi... ...Year’s Day, 1960. Nine months later, herdaughter Bridget followed suit. In 1961, very soon after the deaths of first her mother and then her sister, S... ...ited States Naval AmphibiousBase, the North Island Naval Air Station, Fort Rosecrans Military Reservation, the United States Naval TrainingCenter, the... ...so Paulekas was born on May 20, 1913 in Massachusetts, the son of John and Rose Paulekas. He ... ... Roman Polanski in the 1960s as a den of Sataniccult activity (in his film Rosemary’s Baby). Not long before Lennon’s murder,Chapman had approached oc... ... bankruptcy of much of the family business in 1974.sent off to attend the Bowles School, a combination prep schooland military academy in Jacksonvill... ...ending Bonnie, whom Bob immediately began an affair with, which ap-Bowles, he became a member of the Centurions, the school’s ver- pare... ... anticipated concert of the year – the Rolling Stones show atthe Hollywood Bowl, sponsored by local radio station KHJ. The ...

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...erview With Kupuna- Valentine K. Ako,-Margie Kaholo-Kailianu, David Keakealani, Caroline Keukealani-Pereira,-Arthur "Aka" Mahi, Joseph Puipui Makaai, Rose Pilipi-Maeda,-And Family Members With Kepa Maly December 7, 1996. 43 -- C. Arthur Lyman-Waiopae And Kapoho Region Fisheries-Oral History Interview Of November 21, 1997 - With Kepa Maly-(With Discussion Notes From Novembe...

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...e Kaholo-Kailianu, David Ke"kealani, Caroline Ke"kealani-Pereira, Arthur “Aka” Mahi, Joseph Pu‘ipu‘i Maka‘ai, Rose Pilipi-Maeda, ... ... loose. This was done with each wana, but the tongues were placed into the first shell which served as a bowl. When that wana was full... ...ng a noise when it’s cooked. Then after you get that, he used to mix it in a coconut shell cup, you can use any bowl, smooth stone, or what e... ...o, Margie Kaholo-Kailianu, David Ke;kealani3, Caroline Ke;kealani-Pereira, Arthur “Aka” Mahi, Joseph Pu‘ipu‘i Maka‘ai, Rose Pilipi-Maeda, and family... ...996 Aka M. Mahi, Joseph Pu‘ipu‘i Maka‘ai, David Ke;kealani, Margie Kaholo-Kailianu, Caroline Ke;kealani-Pereira, and Rose Pilipi-Maeda (Missing fr... ...rtain time of the year. KM: And your ‘upena [net] was a round ‘upena? JM: Round, what they call poi bowl kind. KM: So there... ...re? RP: ‘Aimakap?, the big one. KM: Yes. You know, in the back of ‘Aimakap?, in fact this map shows it here [1961 map of the Hono...

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...stion was still in its formative stage, when a young girl, dressed in silk saree and heavy make-up appeared before him, as if, from nowhere. The pimp rose from his lap and handed over Dang’s wrist into that girl’s hand. Then she whispered, the charge, rupees five, is to be paid in advance.” Before he could decide his response, a man, in his 50s, held out his empty palm wit...

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...t’s have a cupof tea for the present.” And without caring for his guest’s reaction he rose up and stepped into the kitchen.When Dang was busy in makin... ...en the host took upon himself the duty of offering some refreshment at this stage. He rose up, wentinto the kitchen and came back with a platter with ... ... floor. I noticed a bruise on her elbow. She was gazing at me with ire in her eyes. I rose and bent downto touch her injured arm. She became more furi... ... huff. She came backafter a few minutes, with a tray, holding three cups of tea and a bowl of some salty snacks. The gameended without any tangible re... ...lt, turmeric powder, chillies, oil, water etcwhile cooking vegetables and the type of bowl to be used in serving a particular dish. She is doing all t... ...der my weight, without letting you have `that`. You know that I do not have a begging bowl, instead youhave. I won’t let you bring your bowl close to ... ...rtugal, whose `occupation forces’ were driven out by our valiant`jawans` in December, 1961. Within the next few hours, I learnt from my husband that t...

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...stion was still in its formative stage, when a young girl, dressed in silk saree and heavy make-up appeared before him, as if, from nowhere. The pimp rose from his lap and handed over Dang’s wrist into that girl’s hand. Then she whispered, the charge, rupees five, is to be paid in advance.” Before he could decide his response, a man, in his 50s, held out his empty palm wit...

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...a cupof tea for the present.” And without caring for his guest’s reaction he rose up and stepped into the kitchen.When Dang was busy in making tea, Ma... ...st took upon himself the duty of offering some refreshment at this stage. He rose up, wentinto the kitchen and came back with a platter with a few sma... ... noticed a bruise on her elbow. She was gazing at me with ire in her eyes. I rose and bent downto touch her injured arm. She became more furious and s... ...e came backafter a few minutes, with a tray, holding three cups of tea and a bowl of some salty snacks. The gameended without any tangible result, alt... ...ric powder, chillies, oil, water etcwhile cooking vegetables and the type of bowl to be used in serving a particular dish. She is doing all thisrepeat... ...ight, without letting you have `that`. You know that I do not have a begging bowl, instead youhave. I won’t let you bring your bowl close to the `spri... ...hose `occupation forces’ were driven out by our valiant`jawans` in December, 1961. Within the next few hours, I learnt from my husband that the teache...

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...stion was still in its formative stage, when a young girl, dressed in silk saree and heavy make-up appeared before him, as if, from nowhere. The pimp rose from his lap and handed over Dang’s wrist into that girl’s hand. Then she whispered, the charge, rupees five, is to be paid in advance.” Before he could decide his response, a man, in his 50s, held out his empty palm wit...

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...cup of tea for the present.” And without caring forhis guest’s reaction he rose up and stepped into the kitchen. When Dang Page 20was b... ...t took upon himself the duty of offering somerefreshment at this stage. He rose up, went into the kitchen and cameback with a platter with a few small... ...noticed a bruise on her elbow. She was gazing at me with ire inher eyes. I rose and bent down to touch her injured arm. She becamemore furious and sho... ...came back after a few minutes, with a tray, holdingthree cups of tea and a bowl of some salty snacks. The game endedwithout any tangible result, altho... ...ght, without lettingyou have `that`. You know that I do not have a begging bowl, instead youhave. I won’t let you bring your bowl close to the `spring... ...njals and `Kheer` desserthave been served in appropriate platters and bowls. Therecommendatory time-gap between lunch and coffee is being observ... ...se `occupation forces’ were driven out by our valiant`jawans` in December, 1961. Within the next few hours, I learnt from myhusband that the teachers ...

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...he Ground War in Vietnam.Includes bibliographies and index.1 . Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975-Aerial Operations, American. I.Title.DS558.8.M79 198... ...ill no longer offer protection . The submarine will then be a goldfish in a glass bowl. ZaTo de Seversky, technological limits not solved even in th... ...r assets from oneplace of combat to another. In an article published anonymously in 1961, two AirForce analysts indirectly impeached the pertinence of... ...g the 1950s and at the start of the 1960s . In discussing the budget for fiscalyear 1961, for example, Gen Thomas D . White, Air Force chief of staff,... ...re fighting in Vietnam reached clearly critical proportions, AmbassadorChester Bowles cautioned President Kennedy that reaction to Southeast ... ...ction to Southeast Asianproblems must not be largely military and paramilitary . Bowles worried that "themilitary nature of the Laotian and Cub... ...ld sway, standardsrooted in the general interests of the US defense community rose to greatereminence . So, for example, if one could not test... ..., but it is hard to fix that cost. At the same time, the cost to the US manifestly rose . Yet it remained difficult to quantify the dimensions of ben... ...it was both literal and figurative- again, the cost of the war to the United States rose. Against this background, it is fair to ask whether the US in...

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..., by Robert Frost The Fool’s Prayer, by Edward R. Sill I Shall Not Pass This Way Again, by Eva Rose York Renascience, by Edna St. Vincent Millay L’Env... ... aberrant (adjective) activities as a youth have long been forgotten.3.-(b) Our support of the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba was a diplomatic aber... ...s tended to assuage his wrath.5.-Men sometimes try to assuage a wife’s anger with a bouquet of roses. Assume(ah SUHM)Verb: to feign or put on a false... ...r School painters bask in critical favor.4.-(b) We stood basking in the beauty of thousands of roses.5.-(b) Numerous friends and relatives have basked... ...ief.1.-The death of Dag Hammarskjold, Secretary General of the U.N., was a notable calamity of 1961.2.-A calamity would have befallen civilization if ... ... disturbance described in the Old Testament.3.-(b) The destruction caused by the hurricanes of 1961 reached cataclysmic (adj.) proportions.4.-(c) The ... ...tudent is actually enamored with study.3.-(a) Every day more people are becoming enamored with bowling.4.-(b) Bill often visited his girlfriend, with ... ... and ghastly.1.-Pygmies were dancing a macabre dance around the boiling cauldron, hoping for a bowl of human stew.2.-A few fortunate survivors remembe... ...iffany stores.5.-(b) Thousands of spectators viewed the opulent floral decorations of the Rose Bowl floats.6.-(b) She was dressed in an opulent evenin...

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... performance.{Also on this date, Los Angeles plays host to the first Super Bowl in1967}JANUARY 16THKiller Blow by Sade (1986)from the Absolute Beginne... ...tar attack on 10 Downing Streetin 1991}FEBRUARY 8THRunaway by Del Shannon (1961)available on the album The Definitive CollectionToday marks the suicid... ...roved to be a bigNumber One success on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean in 1961. Itwas thoroughly merited, although the onset of the Beatles, the Roll... ...n 1986} 27FEBRUARY 20THStanding Here by The Stone Roses (1989)available on the album The Complete Stone RosesIan Brown, the l... ...orn on this day in 1963, the year of Beatlemania. 25years later, The Stone Roses were re-writing pop history with anassortment of tunes which effectiv... ... on the album The Golden Hits Of Sandie ShawThe extraordinary emergence in 1961 of fourteen-year-old HelenShapiro almost certainly inspired other youn... ...win the 1992 Britishgeneral election}APRIL 10THElephant Stone by The Stone Roses (1988)available on the album Turns Into StoneAce sticksman Alan 'Reni...

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...been born two years earlier. William,now a widower aged 33, married Eleanor Rose, aged 25, at Nelson on9 February 1877. Both were spiritual products o... ...es. Miss Allan, as all her girls knew, loved the garden and especially her roses. Scotlands’ rose garden became something very special [iv].Many of ... ... February We started off about 10.30… a hot sunny day, which called for a Rosewill ice-cream to start with. Then off to our road near the crossing. ... ... bus to Plymouth Hoe where theyadmired the grand waterfront and saw Drake’s bowling-green, a finestatue of him looking out over the harbour, and a ver... ...monks worshipped) from the nave church. Decorating the churchwere beautiful bowls of flowers, mostly grown by the vicar. Gwencopied out some poems fro... ...use in Elizabeth Street.When the school opened after the summer holidays in 1961, the rollwas close on 700, and the matter of further accommodation ha... ...Avery. ‘And there she was, leaning forward, pinching a lump out ofthe sugar bowl and popping it into her mouth!’ Miss Avery wouldoften join Mrs Sergel... ... 194Miss Avery with her niece Merilynne in school uniform, 1961 195 The new Nora Dickie Hall, 1965 ...

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...red and bearded Indian yogi, dressed in white flowing silk and carrying abouquet of roses, arrived with his entourage. An applauding crowd gave him a ... ...bread) followed by anexquisitely delectable desert called rashgolla (cream balls in rose syrup). Traditionally, most Indians are strict vegetarians. N... ... His bony legs werestretched out and his eyes were closed. His strategically placed bowl with its few coins made a proxy plea for alms. A short and sl... ... sat at the bow of the boat scooped up generous portions of the Ganges with a brass bowl andsplashed the holy water over everyone. Everyone was gratef... ...ng lepers, in various stages of degeneration, greeted uswith outstretched hands and bowls. Begging was their only means of sustaining their blighted e... ...booklet. The Treasury and TheMarket. London: Spiritual Regeneration Movement, March 1961, 5–17, 24.Also: Yogi, Maharishi Mahesh. Meditations of Mahari...

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...e Mae Wang river in Northern Thailand. In commonwith other provinces in the country, it is like a 'rice bowl', separated by mountains from other river... ...uses rarely had furniture other than a cabinet with glazed doors, wherebedding, dishes and the offering bowl were kept. Meals were taken on the floor ... ...urai 1991; 1996.10. Of descriptions of village rice farming, I would specially like to mention Rajadhon 1961. Moerman 1968.Wijeyewardene 1965; 1967. H... ...ion to the bride's home.At the groom's side walks a female representative of the family, holding a gift bowl, sheis usually the groom's elder married ... ...eferencesII. Community culture 22. Compound, family and kinship group: Haas 1951. Rajadhon 1968, 255- ; 1961. Kingshill 1960. LeBar – Hickey –Musgrave... ...m) everywhere in the world(Kanter 1995).29. On education and training: Hanks, L. 1959. Hanks – Phillips 1961. Boesch 1962. Wyatt 1975. Watson 1980. Mu... ...of stop andthe lifestyle and everyday culture of local people would again be valued (e.g. Lyotard 1986. Rosenau 1987. Feartherstone1991; 1995. Bertens... ...nst W. 1991. Power and Culture. The Struggle Against Poverty in Thailand. White Lotus, Bangkok.Goldsen, Rose K. – K. M. Rosenberg – R. M. Williams Jr.... ...Eugeen 1989. Creating Ethnicity. The Process of Ethnogenesis. Frontiers of Anthropology 5. Sage, London.Rosenau, Pauline Marie 1987. Post-Modernism an...

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... FLOWERS “The devout are they who with MarigoldYellow Rose ... ... trade’s inside story: page 54 Desi Gulab Rose ... ...Japan, where a nonviolent, meat-free into his begging bowl, ev... ... the per-acre income from flowers as from roses at... ....V. Ravi Rahavendran 1,002.00 Total 7,017.47 Manoharan Navaratnarajah 150.00 Hiranya & Saraswathi Gowda 408.00married Saraswathi Devi in 1961 and...

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...lk, trimmeti with cream Chantilly lace, and carried a buncii ot blush roses. She was given away by her mother. Chair City o f the W... ...ed, I read “M y Dad” and was B ern ice a n d Ja m es R iley in 1961, 4(7'’ A nniversarynot surprised when the audienceclapped, not only at... ...’s M o l a s s e s P o p c o r n B a l l s : 1 extra large bowl full of popped corn (about 4 poppers fuU) 2 c. molasses, 1 c. sugar ... ...ng and heating stove. We always had oyster broth for our Saturday meal.The bowls were fiUed with milk, which had buttery spots glistening throughout,a... ...ar 1 tsp. vanilla whites of two eggs (beaten until you can turn bowl upside down without spilling contents) Add 1 c. walnut meats... ...aver parachutejump. I was furious because I wasn’t allowed to attend Billy Rose’s Aquacade. Theverdict pronounced by my parents was that it was too ex... ...e a full-time wageearner. M y first paycheck amounted to $1 2.1 was one of Rose’s Clothing Store’sbest customers. I also spent plenty of money at shoe... ...out fine, because I was expecting ababy. Christopher was born February 14, 1961, and was the first of my childrento be baptized at the newly built Hol... ..., 19536. Margaret Ann, August 17, 19567. Christopher John, I'chruary 24, 1961H. Micliael Anthony, June 9, 19(>2 158 ...

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...ur strips of bacon, two scoops of friedpotatoes, two slices of toast, and a small bowl of canned or preserver fruit – each. By6:15, Dad would be finis... ... barely tender and filled with currant jelly. Cindy would ceremoniously leave a bowl of nisse (gruel) sprinkled with sugar andcinnamon on the shelf ... ...s from the stove was a narrow 6-foot-wide pine cabinetwhere dishes and plates and bowls and glasses and cutlery of every description werestored. It wa... ... seating for more than 500 people. Attached to the bottomof the bleachers as they rose up at a 30 degree angle was a plywood „floor‟ that alsoserved a... ... sure to turn confrontational. It had happened before, two years ago in January 1961, at the same Christmas treebonfire. It was a very public and vo... ... quartz scraper and Pat had found a large 3-inch-longside-notched bottleneck-type rose colored flint Point – both rather rare finds. As I wandered t... ... Even with the airtemperature in the mid seventies, the warm sulfur-scented steam rose like a giant cloudfrom the surface of the pool, and then disapp...