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Eerie corners and horrific scenes of blood curdling fright await all who enter their local haunted houses during the 2009 Halloween season.   Haunted houses have now become bigger than anyone could have ever imagined with some haunted attractions bigger than entire football fields and costing millions of dollars to produce.  The haunted house industry is a multi-million dollar industry with major vendors like Scarefactory, Distortions, Ghost Ride and so many more who provide innovative animations, special effects, costumes, and products.  This is an evolved industry from simple blood and guts scares to now real life versions of a top dollar Hollywood horror movie experience.

Haunted attractions have gotten so big that most major attraction owners no longer need to hold full time jobs to make ends meet.  They’ve quit their normal 9-5 job and now work year round on their haunted houses, pushing the boundaries to make America scream.  In this day and age of high tech movies, video games, and interactive entertainment, the Halloween Attraction industry has had to take its game to new FRIGHTS!   For decades America celebrated October by carving pumpkins, taking their kids trick-or-treating, or taking in a Hollywood horror movie to get their scream on.  Today things have changed.  Visiting a local haunted house is NOW the traditional way to celebrate the Halloween season.  Sure parents still take their kids trick-or-treating, but adults who were mere teenagers when the haunted house industry blossomed 10 or 15 years ago are still visiting haunted houses today, along with a new generation of haunted scream fans.

Haunted Houses have more guest attendance than ever before to the tune of over ONE BILLION DOLLARS.  In comparison, Hollywood movies gross 9 billion annually.  Yet the Halloween Attractions industry, in only one month can gross 1/9 that of the movie industry’s annual intake…WOW!  Aside from haunted houses, the Halloween Attraction industry also includes corn mazes, pumpkin patches, hayrides, amusement parks and even zoos that celebrate with Halloween events and attractions.

Scream seekers want LIVE action.  They want to feel the sensations of being stalked of being terrified.  They want to literally feel fear as it wells up in their throats and experience it live.  No horror movie, no roller coaster, nothing you could experience could replace the sensations you will experience this year inside a haunted house!

Every season Hauntworld Magazine and Hauntworld.com (the World’s #1 Halloween and Haunted House website providing haunt-seekers annually with the most comprehensive haunt directory on the web) produces a top 13 list to find some of the best haunted houses in America.  Make no mistake, those haunts on our lists are not the only scary haunted houses in America.  There are haunts we have not yet experienced or discovered, but our lists change every year as we learn more about new haunted houses near you!  We rely on our users and guests of our website to point us to new haunted houses and Halloween Attractions.  Some perhaps we’ve never seen nor heard of prior.  Others could be new haunts preparing for their first year of fear.  If you know about an awesome haunted house near you TELL US, WRITE US, we want to know what makes your local haunted house one of America’s best haunted attractions.  We encourage EVERYONE to find a haunted house NEAR YOU, not necessarily ones simply listed on our annual Hauntworld Top 13 Lists.

Use Hauntworld.com to shop by state for haunted houses near you.  The home page, interactive map of North America will assist you to find over 2,000 unique haunted attractions from haunted hayrides, haunted woods, haunted trails, haunted mazes, corn mazes, and more!!!
Now we present you with our annual guide to some of America’s Best Haunted Attractions 2009!

If you know of a haunted house we should review and rate for our 2009 list feel free to email us.  Lastly remember this is NOT the only best haunts in America, make sure you visit a local haunted house near you by using our Haunt Directory located on the Front page of www.Hauntworld.com.

HAUNTWORLD TOP 13 HAUNTED HOUSES LIST / Top 31 Haunts One Haunt For Everyday in October

1. 13th Gate Haunted House – Baton Rouge, Louisiana, www.midnightproduction.com.   13th Gate haunted house is rated once again as the best haunted house in America two years running by Hauntworld.com, because this haunt has it all.  Not many haunted houses in America have the level of detail, set design, incredible Hollywood makeup artists, special effects, all rolled up into one big massive scream factory!  13th Gate delivers on all levels and guarantees all who enter 13 levels of fear and fright.

2. Netherworld Haunted House – Atlanta, Georgia, www.fearworld.com.  Netherworld is one of those haunted houses that take live actors to a new FRIGHT.  Netherworld is one of the few haunted houses that dedicate an army of monsters to scare patrons while they wait in line and hundreds more waiting for you to enter the door.  Netherworld has more giant monsters than the island Godzilla lives on! Netherworld is a haunt you do NOT want to miss!

3. The Beast – Kansas City, Missouri, www.kcbeast.com.  The Beast Haunted House, one of the biggest and best indoor haunted attractions in the nation, spans FIVE FLOORS of fear with set design, ghost illusions, and detail to match the largest big-budget movies out there.  The Beast is simply a ‘beast’ of a haunted house packing so much terror into an enormous building large enough for 10 typical haunted houses.  You’ll be asking yourself, “Will this nightmare ever end?”

4. The Darkness Haunted House – St. Louis, Missouri, www.scarefest.com. The Darkness is a powerhouse haunted house with Hollywood quality special effects, live actors, hundreds of animations, and amazing set design detailed throughout two floors of fright.  New for 2009, The Darkness now includes a secondary attraction, Terror Visions in 3D, which many in the haunt industry deem as the best 3D haunt ever created.  Also included is a Hollywood Horror Museum.

5. House of Torment – Austin, Texas, www.houseoftorment.com.  House of Torment (HOT) is a haunted house Hauntworld discovered back in 2008 and featured on the cover of our magazine. HOT brings you an unmatched in-your-face FEAR and takes it to new horrific heights with icon monsters, over the top marketing, edgy scenes and blood-curdling screams!

6. Dent Schoolhouse – Cincinnati, Ohio, www.frightsite.com.  The Dent Schoolhouse is new to our top 13 list and we’ve discovered a goldmine of FEAR with this one!  The Dent Schoolhouse features incredible story telling, horrific set design, and amazing fright inside one of the creepiest buildings for a haunted house.  Was that a costumed monster or the haunting of a REAL ghost?

7. Bates Motel – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, http://www.thebatesmotel.com.  The Bates Motel is more than just a haunted house.  It’s a major league SCREAM PARK with detailed haunted houses and a massive haunted hayride that’s sure to have you screaming in fear!  Bates Motel is quite well known for its haunted hayride featuring the most amazing pyrotechnics ever included in a haunt!

8. Haunted Schoolhouse – Akron, Ohio, www.hshlab.com.   The Haunted Schoolhouse and Lab is the oldest running haunted house in America with over 30 years under their belt!  Haunted houses nationwide revel at their longevity.  The Haunted Schoolhouse features five floors of sheer terror and offers some of the best set design we’ve ever seen!  The Haunted Schoolhouse is sure to boggle the mind and give you the ultimate creeps!

9. Bayville Screampark – Long Island, New York, www.bayvillescreampark.com. Bayville Screampark features the best outdoor façade of any haunted house we’ve ever seen.  The façade to Bayvilles main haunted house was designed and created by major production companies, at installed at a cost of several hundred thousand dollars and that’s only the façade.  Bayville Screampark is owned and operated by the same company which owns Jekyll and Hyde Restaurant in New York.  Bayville Screampark features 5 haunted houses from a mansion, 3D clown maze, haunted forest and much more.

10. House of Shock – New Orleans, Louisiana, www.houseofshock.com.  House of Shock isn’t simply the most controversial haunted house in America but it’s also one of the best haunted houses in America.  House of Shock features the most elaborate pryo stage show before you enter what might be the most intense haunted house you’ve ever experienced.

11. Dead Acres – Columbus, Ohio, www.deadacres.com.  This makes our list as the absolute most insane haunted house in America and probably the craziest website to boot!  This haunted house comes after you with everything they got.  They never let up.  And, the actors are just as intense as the theme, set design and special effects.  For an experience like no other in America visit Dead Acres this Halloween season!

12. Headless Horseman – Ulster Park, New York, www.headlesshorseman.com.  Headless Horseman is a force not to be reckoned with.  It includes one of THE BEST haunted hayrides in America where the Headless Horseman himself chases you over an old rickety bridge!  Also included in this massive Halloween event are haunted houses, a cornfield maze, gift stores and so much more.  Headless Horseman is nestled on an old eerie farm providing an authentic Halloween experience that’s sure to terrify all who enter.

13. Graystone Manor - Killen, Alabama, http://www.graystonemanor.net/.  When your local haunted house is located in a town named Killen, you know you’re in for the fright of your life, and Graystone Manor does not disappoint!  Graystone Manor is an amazing haunted house with horrific actors, intense scares, awesome detail, sets, and animations!   Get down to Killen, Alabama and let the killing begin!

The List Doesn't End There... `14th through 31st listed below: Turn the number 13 around and you come up with 31 so the list goes on to list the rest of the top rated haunted houses in America.  There are 31 DAYS in October so we list our best haunts for each day in October.

14.    Cutting Edge Haunted House, Dallas / Fort Worth, Texas  www.cuttingedgehauntedhouse.com
15.    Erebus Haunted House, Pontiac, Michigan  www.hauntedpontiac.com
16.    Edge of Hell, Kansas City, Missouri  www.edgeofhell.com
18.    Creepyworld, St. Louis, Missouri www.scarefest.com
19.    Haunted Overload, a New England haunted house in Lee, NH  www.hauntedoverload.com
20.    Atrox Factory, Leeds, Alabama  www.atroxfactory.com
21.    Fright World, Buffalo, New York  www.hauntedbuffalo.com
22.    Dreamreapers, a Chicago haunt in Melrose Park, Illinois  www.dreamreapers.com
23.    Haunted Hotel, San Diego, California  www.hauntedhotel.com
24.    Fright Kingdom, a New England haunted house in Nashua, NH  www.frightkingdom.com
25.    Asylum - 13th Floor Haunted House, Denver, Colorado  www.getscared.com
26.    Spookywoods, High Point, North Carolina www.Spookywoods.com
27.    Pirates of Emerson, Fremont, California www.piratesofemerson.com
28.    The Asylum, Las Vegas, Nevada  www.lasvegashaunts.com
29.    Field of Screams, Mountville, Pennsylvania, near Lancaster, PA  www.fieldofscreams.com
30.    Bennett's Curse, Baltimore, Maryland  www.bennettscurse.com
31.    Land of Illusion, Middletown, Ohio  www.thelandofillusion.com

Best Scream Parks / Haunted Hayrides in America 2009 by Hauntworld.com

A Scream Park style haunted attraction is kind of like an outdoor shopping mall of haunts.  They typically include several haunts at one large outdoor location with a possible combination of haunted hayrides, haunted midways, sideshows, trails, corn mazes and more.  Most offer their entire package of horror for one low price.

1.    Headless Horseman, Ulster Park, New York  www.headlesshorseman.com
2.    Bates Motel, Glen Mills, Pennsylvania  www.thebatesmotel.com
3.    Shocktoberfest, Reading, Pennsylvania www.shocktoberfest.com
4.    Field of Screams, Mountville, Pennsylvania, near Lancaster, PA  www.fieldofscreams.com
5.    Creepyworld, St. Louis, MO  www.scarefest.com
6.    Spookywoods, High Point, North Carolina  www.spookywoods.com
7.    Bayville Screampark, Long Island, New York  www.bayvillescreampark.com
8.    Jason’s Woods, Lancaster, Pennsylvania  www.jasonswoods.com
9.    Halloween Park, Strinestown, Pennsylvania, www.halloweenpark.com

Best Places in America to get SCARED  Are You looking to find the scariest places on Earth to get scared?  Find our list of America's Scariest places listed by Hauntworld.com below.

1. Salem, Massachusetts  www.salem.org.  Salem is the best place in AMERICA to get scared because Salem has more haunted houses, ghost stories, witch museums, and Halloween events than any place in America!  Salem is our hands down pick to visit if you love Halloween!

2. Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada www.cliftonhill.ca.  Niagara Falls has more haunted houses in one area than anywhere in the continent.  Several haunts are found up and down the old Clifton Hills.  Even the wax museum has a makeshift haunt s as part of the show.  Plus, not far from Niagara Falls is Buffalo, New York which has even more haunted attractions like Fright World, House of Horrors, Haunted Catacombs and more.

3. Winchester Mystery House, San Jose, California, www.winchestermysteryhouse.com.  This mystery house is filled with endless rooms.  Turn off the lights and try to find your way out.  Legend has it that ghosts inspired the original owner to keep building onto this house, the house that never ends.

4. New Orleans, Louisiana.  Visit New Orleans and see some of the scariest graveyards in America with crypts, voodoo shops and YES several haunted houses too!  House of Shock and 13th Gate Haunted House are sure to please, but another nearby haunt is located in a REAL mortuary.  Check out The Mortuary Haunted House at www.themortuary.net.

5. Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Louisville, Kentucky www.therealwaverlyhills.com.  This place looks so scary, you might just second guess stepping even one foot inside the door.  They offer real ghost tours and an elaborate haunted attraction in October.  Several people have actually died in this place, and I don’t doubt for a second it’s filled to the brim with actual ghosts!

Top 10 Amusement Park Halloween Haunted Events
Amusement parks are now full blown into the Haunted House business putting on some of the biggest haunted events in America, but some amusement parks do haunting better than the rest.  Most amusement parks we’ve found do a half hearted effort to produce a haunted event in an attempt to extend the amusement season.  However, some take it to another level; some amusement parks put real fear into their Halloween attractions.  Here is our list of the best amusement parks producing a Halloween event this October 2009.

1.    Universal Studios Horror Nights, Orlando, FL - www.halloweenhorrornights.com
2.    Knott’s Scary Farm, Los Angeles, CA - www.halloweenhaunt.com
3.    Tampa Busch Gardens, Tampa, FL - www.howl-o-scream.com
4.    Universal Studios Horror Nights, Hollywood, CA - www.halloweenhorrornights.com
5.    Kennywood Amusement Park, “Phantom Fright Nights", Pittsburgh, PA - www.kennywood.com
6.    Busch Gardens, Williamsburg, VA- www.howl-o-scream.com
7.    King's Island Haunt, Cincinnati, OH - www.visitkingsisland.com
8.    Cedar Point Haunt, Sandusky, OH - www.cedarpoint.com
9.    Six Flags Fright Fest, NJ - www.frightfest.com
10.  Old Tucson Studios Nightfall, Tucson, AZ - www.oldtucson.com

Find Haunted Houses, Haunted Attractions, Real haunted houses, the best and scariest attractions in the World.  Hauntworld.com is the biggest online directory for anything and everything Halloween, Haunted, Spooky, Scary and everything bump in the night.  Are you looking for the best haunted houses near you then use the Hauntworld haunt finder directory to help you locate attractions throughout America, Canada and the entire World!  Please take time to review the attractions you visit and post your reviews online for all to read.  If you are looking for any type of scary attractions from the very scary gory haunted houses to even the family friendly events like pumpkin patches, hayrides, corn mazes to even zip lines and more you will find them here on www.Hauntworld.com.  Hauntworld.com helps you find real haunted houses, zombie runs, fall festivals, Halloween and Haunted Attractions.  Hauntworld.com is also the best place to find year around haunted houses across the World including the biggest and the best haunted house attractions.  Hauntworld.com is also the only website on the web that rates and reviews haunted houses across the globe with our field of reporters reviewing only the scariest haunted houses in the country.   Now Hauntworld.com will help you stay updated on all the Zombie haunted themed attractions like Zombie Runs, and or Zombie themed haunted houses!   Do you want to learn the history of the haunted house industry then we can provide this as well Hauntworld.com is the biggest and best haunted website on the planet!  Halloween has gone crazy in America and now the World and Hauntworld.com will help you find just the right scary attraction for your next haunted encounter!  Also join our facebook page to stay updated daily!  Happy Haunt Hunting!

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Meet the Chamber,” a free quarterly event, will be held on Monday, Dec. 12 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Greater Richmond Chamber, 600 E. Main St., Suite 700. Current, new and future members are invited to learn how to get a return on their membership investment. A panel of seasoned members and Jim Roman, owner of Business Owners Institute, will share personal perspectives about valuable membership benefits and unique opportunities that will increase a company’s exposure through event participation and promotions. A complimentary lunch will be served. The next “Meet the Chamber” event will be in March 2012. To register, call 783-9368 or visit http://www.grcc.com .

The Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants (VSCPA), located in Glen Allen, recently was selected as one of the 2012 Best Places to Work in Virginia. The annual list of “Best Places to Work” was created by Virginia Business and Best Companies Group. This is the second consecutive year the VSCPA has received the award. The survey and award program was designed to identify, recognize and honor the best places of employment in Virginia, benefiting the state's economy, its work force and businesses. Organizations from across the state entered the two-part survey process to determine the best places to work in Virginia. The first part consisted of evaluating each nominated company's workplace policies, practices, philosophy, systems and demographics. The second part consisted of an employee survey to measure the employee experience. The combined scores determined the top organizations and the final ranking. The full ranking will be published in the February 2012 issue of Virginia Business. For more information on the Best Places to Work in Virginia program, visit http://www.BestPlacesToWorkVA.com .

Cushman & Wakefield Thalhimer recently announced the sale of 3703 Carolina Ave. Teton Sales, Inc. purchased the approximately 46,000 square feet office/warehouse property from 3703 Carolina Ave LC for $1,050,000 as an investment.

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Canoeing and kayaking enthusiasts soon will have a new access point to the Chickahominy River. VDOT, the James River Association and Henrico County Parks and Recreation are teaming up to establish a new site in Eastern Henrico.

The James River Association negotiated the deal with VDOT to procure official access to the area located just east of I-295 on North Airport Road in Sandston. The site includes a park-and-ride commuter lot bordering the Chickahominy River and has been an unofficial launch site used by paddlers for years. > Read more.

Equestrian clinic planned July 7-8 in Henrico

Henrico equestrians interested in deepening the bond between themselves and their horses have the opportunity to attend a two day clinic, held at Steppin’ High Stables on July 7-8 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The clinic, “Become Partners with your Horse,” will be taught by multiple world champion equestrienne Terry Preiser and will focus on how riders and horses can work together to achieve more. > Read more.

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Temple knitters' mitzvah

More than 20 members and friends of Temple Emanu-El recently gathered to knit hand-made booties, noggin-caps and blankets for Mothers Helping Mothers, SPARCC, The Leo Baeck Education Center in Haifa, Israel for Ethiopian Jewish immigrants and refugees as well as new Temple families with babies and tots.

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Rabbi Elaine Rose Glickman has created more than a few innovative programs at Temple Emanu-El in the past seven years.

For information or to knit with the Temple Emanu-El knitters, call Rabbi Elaine Glickman, 379-1997 or contact Susan Bernstein via email, susanhope22@comcast.net.

Affectionately known simply as "Rabbi Elaine," she and her husband, Rabbi Brenner Glickman, arrived at Temple Emanu-El in 2006; the dynamic couple and their three children, Mo, Leo and Eden, have become a part of the fabric not only of the temple, but also of the community.

Rabbi Elaine's laser focus has been dedicated to interfaith and service; families and mitzvahs or good deeds.

Last May, the Temple sponsored a Mitzvah Day whereby members donated their time to acts of kindness for people and animals in the community.

Rabbi Elaine organized the projects, including knitting caps, booties and blankets for babies, packing food for All Faiths Food Bank, making placemats for Kobernick Anchin Pavilion, making cards for soldiers who are serving overseas, sorting and bundling school supplies, designing cards for elder hospital and nursing home residents and organizing table decorations for a Take Stock in Children mentor appreciation banquet.

The knitted apparel was so popular that Rabbi Elaine and Susan Bernstein organized another group of knitters — possibly an ongoing mitzvah for Temple members and the community at-large.

Dubby Uretsky has been knitting for the past 70 years. She knits, she said, while her husband swims.

Uretsky's specialty is tiny booties and noggin caps for premature babies. She loves, she said, Rabbi Elaine's commitment to mitzvahs.

"She is so wonderful — we made dozens of booties the last time," Uretsky said. "She has brought in so many programs and so many fun things to do."

Bernstein added that she was amazed at the number of participants for the mitzvah knitting group.

"There were so many people who came last time," Bernstein said. "And we have about 20 people here today."

Knitting and crocheting, Bernstein added, are "great traditions passed from generation to generation. We create keepsakes and the work is therapeutic and meditative."

Bernstein also sorts the knitters at Kobernick. "I bring the baby items to Rabbi Elaine so she can coordinate the distribution. She knows where all the needs are," she explained.

Bernstein's specialty is "bags, both market bags and purses," she said.

The rabbi and Bernstein sent emails to Temple members and asked them to invite their friends. They brought extra patterns and skeins of colorful yarn to make the blankets, booties, caps and sweaters.

The splendid hand-made garments and blankets will be donated to Mothers Helping Mothers, SPARCC (Safe Place and Rape Crisis Center of Sarasota), and the Leo Baeck Education Center in Haifa, Israel for Ethiopian Jewish immigrants and refugees as well as new Temple families with babies and tots.

Rabbi Elaine, who does not knit, moved quickly and gracefully through the knitters, finding and printing additional patterns from the internet, chatting and encouraging the ladies. Evelyn Osterweil and the rabbi chatted easily about their Texas-girl heritage.

"I like being here for the fellowship," Osterweil said, simply.

Rabbi Elaine fondly shared scripture and wisdom for the Torah; she told the story of Bezazel and the Israelites gifts.

"It is about using your artistic talents to share and bring joy," she said. "To those in need."

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As I write this, I learn — in the space of three hours — that a seven-year-old was raped by her uncle in a north Karnataka village; that a 16-year-old gang-raped in a south Orissa town is in critical condition; that a Class 8 student was raped at knifepoint by her neighbour in east Delhi; that a 14-year-old was raped by her uncle in Kochi, Kerala; that a 16-year-old girl in a Madhya Pradesh village is pregnant after being raped by her brother; that a 13-year-old in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, was raped — six times — by her father’s friend; that a married woman was gang-raped on a Punjab bus.

What’s that? Don’t I have any ‘positive news’? Ah, yes, that frothy brand of feel-good storytelling so beloved of media managers and aspirational India.

Well, the only thing that makes me feel somewhat good right now is this: A Chhattisgarh college student, raped in school, has decided to fight instead of forget. The female hostel superintendent, who allowed male friends to attack the girl, is under arrest.

If most of these atrocities — possibly all of them — sound unfamiliar, that’s because middle-class outrage has moved on. Only a week ago, television news bulletins, newspapers and social media were fulminating against India’s frightful, regressive attitude to women.

So revealing of India’s great, silent sickness of misogyny was that episode, it might still have some effects that transcend the news cycle. India’s latest rage — over the beheading of a soldier by Pakistanis — will not. The army chief may consider “retaliation”, but he knows better than to listen to bellicose television news anchors and give in to middle-class India’s thirst for revenge. Both countries know a possible nuclear Armageddon precludes anything other than brinkmanship.

Although the anger against Pakistan and its belligerent, untrustworthy army will simmer, the rage has already started to settle. We will go back to our lives, as we did after the rage against black money, the killing of paramilitary troopers by Maoists, corruption and rape.

Middle-class India now leads this life of knee-jerk rage because we hide, ignore or would rather not discuss our real infirmities, our true maladies. We get emotional about our soldiers, but we do not want our sons and daughters to join the army, which is now short of nearly 13,000 officers. We vent our fury against the Maoists and human-rights activists only when an ambush is deadly enough to make it to television news. It doesn’t bother us that 398 troopers have committed suicide since 2009; about 50 more than were killed in firefights over the same period. We are still distressed and angry about the Delhi gang rape, but we do not like to acknowledge that our fathers, uncles, brothers and friends commit almost all the 67 rapes reported in India every day.

We like to rage, and we do it from the comfort of the mob.

Some of India’s biggest problems — our tottering economy, fading agriculture, dying farmers, exploited workers, bonded labour and other modern-day slaveries, malnourished children, water scarcities and environmental ruin — do not excite the mob. In these excitable days, it is not easy to remember what is important. The media, I confess, do not help. A recent content analysis of 287 Hindi and English newspapers, done by Vipul Mudgal of the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, revealed that only 2.08% of all stories dealt with issues that concern the 840 million Indians in rural areas.

Indians are an emotional people. I do not claim to be an exception. I, too, felt enraged when I heard how Lance Naik Hemraj Singh was killed. Emotion is no bad thing. It is an outlet for rage. Ideally, neither emotions nor mobs should dictate national agendas. The danger is when politicians, unable to respond to middle-class India’s anger, start to cave in to the  mob. Hang every rapist, kill the Pakistanis, the mob screams, and those in power respond. “If we don’t get Hemraj’s head, we’ll get 10 of theirs,” BJP leader Sushma Swaraj blusters, after meeting the slain soldier’s family. Retaliation must be an option, but senseless sloganeering, and debasing your own values isn’t.

What should you and I in the middle class do to escape the call of the mob? Be better informed, be involved wherever and whenever possible, listen to those who speak wisely and without rage. Do your bit to help those you can — and don’t move on from the things that distress you.

Of course, you can retreat from India’s realities and escape to your own country. You can stop following ‘depressing news’. You can pump up the volume on your car stereo, inch forward when the old woman scratches at your window, spend your days between carpeted office and air-conditioned home, isolated in your private republic — emerging only to rage, rant and join the mob. This is not to say the mob has no impact. When two college students in the town of Palghar, south of Mumbai, were arrested over a Facebook comment, national rage sprung them from a hard place. These are exceptions.

Newspaper websites offer clues to the issues that usually excite the vast majority of the middle class. The daily ‘most-widely read’ story list invariably comprises fluff from Bollywood, television soap operas and the cricket world. The mob changes its interests only when national frenzy is evident. As I write this, the most-widely read stories on the websites of India’s two most popular English newspapers are: ‘Sachin Tendulkar wanted Ranji semis shifted to Mumbai,’ and ‘Bigg Boss 6 grand finale: Urvashi Dholakia is the winner.’ Until galvanised by the next outrage, the middle-class mob will live in this mind-numbing stasis, in its private republic.

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Fats: Remove saturated fats in your diet by cutting down on meats, ghee, high fat dairy products such as milk, butter, cream, and cheese. Cut down on trans fats by avoiding snacks like chips, bakery products, French fries etc. Replace with monounsaturated fats, such as olive oil, peanut oil, avocados and polyunsaturated fats, such as sunflower and soyabean oils.
Tobacco: Cigarette smoking may cause arterial stiffness and decrease the ventricular function, which, in turn, increases the risk of hypertension.

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Grains & grain products  6 1 slice bread, 1 cup ready-to-eat cereal, cup cooked rice

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Fruits    4-5 1 medium fruit, 200ml ounces fruit juice

Low fat or fat free dairy foods 2-3 250ml milk, 1 cup yogurt

Lean meats, poultry and fish 2  1/2cup cooked lean meat, skinless poultry or fish

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After tasting my recent batch of Apfelwein, my uncle informed me that there is a field of wild concord grapes right across the street from his house. He said he uses them all the time to make jelly and juice. He also said I should come out and pick a bunch to make a batch of wine.

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Anyone? There's gotta be someone out there with a recipe for concorde grapes...

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Look on Jack Keller's website. I'm sure there'll be several Concord recipes there.

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I've made concord grape wine. It's ok. It's not great, but it's decent. The grapes are acidic, and not with enough natural sugar to make good wine. So, I add sugar and water (to help cut some of the acidity). I used to lower the acid with calcium carbonate and malo-latic acid fermentation (MLF) but found that the finished wine was better without those adjustments.

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Has anybody been into or through there recently?

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I would not try it

I met surpringly many tourists with their own vehicles (mostly cars) who visited A. when I was in Pakistan last year (August-October 2006). Among them a pushbiker from Venezuela and a guy from Australia on a shiny R 1200 GS who both rode the Grand Trunk Road from Iran to Pakistan (the latter considered that being a very bad idea afterwards and strongly advised not to do this on a motorbike). Only a German couple and that Venezuelan guy thought it had been ok. Every single tourist I met reported of how very careful they were (dress like locals, Iranian number plates, no books with western letters etc).

And the security got a lot worse during the last year. Too risky right now I'd say.

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Leave the bike at home and take a camel then you will really fit in with the locals.

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