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Darjeeling, nestled among rolling mountains, is a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts. This is the land of the world heritage Darjeeling Himalayan Railway where the century old miniature steam engine still chugs uphill vying for space with the fast disappearing Land Rovers.

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Day 1

Day 1: Arrival At New Jalpaiguri Railway Station / Bagdogra Airport And Transfer To Darjeeling

Meet and greet on arrival at New Jalpaiguri railway station / Bagdogra airport and transfer to Darjeeling. On arrival check into hotel and rest of the day at leisure. Overnight stay at Darjeeling.
Day 2

Day 2: Darjeeling Sightseeing

Early Morning drive to Tiger hill (8,400 ft.) to watch the spectacular sunrise over Mount Khangchendzongha (28,208 ft. Worlds 3rd highest peak), on your way back visit Ghoom Monastery and Batasia Loop. After breakfast visit Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park (Thursday closed), Tenzing Rock, Tibetan Refugee self-help Centre (Sunday closed), Tea Garden (outer view), Ropeway and Japanese Temple. Evening free for shopping or leisure. Overnight stay at Darjeeling

Things to see and do

Tiger Hill

Tiger Hill is famous for its panoramic view of Mount Everest and Mt. Kangchenjunga together.The first rays of the sun shoot ahead and shed light on the twin peaks of ...

Darjeeling, Darjeeling 734101, India
Phone: 8906065323

Mt. Kanchendzonga

Mt. Kanchendzonga is the third highest mountain in the world. It rises with an elevation of 8,586 m (28,169 ft) in a section of the Himalayas called Kangchenjunga Himal that ...

Kangchenjunga, Kanchanjunga Conservation Area, Eastern Region 737116 , Darjeeling

Batasia Loop

The Batasia loop situated almost 5 km away from the town is a gigantic railway loop where the Toy Train makes a 360 Degree turn. It was basically built to make it possible for...

Hill Cart Rd, West Point, Darjeeling - 734102, India
Phone: 0353 251 1974

Ghoom Monastery

Ghoom Monastery is also known as Yogachoeling Gompa. It is located in a place called Ghoom in Darjeeling, hence the name Ghoom Gompa. It was in the year 1875 that a Mongolian ...

Ghum, Darjeeling, India
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Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park

Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park is a 67.56-acre zoo in the town of Darjeeling in the Indian state of West Bengal. The zoo was opened in 1958, and an average elevation ...

Jawahar Parbat, Darjeeling, India
Phone: 035454250,53709

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Day 3: Mirik Excursion

After breakfast full day excursion trip to Mirik Lake via Indo-Nepal Border (Extra vehicle charges will be applicable for Nepal Border to Pasupati Market). Mirik is famous for its man-made Sumendu Lake, Cardamom plantations and Tea Estates. (One can do Boating on direct payment basis in lake). In evening return to the hotel. Overnight stay at Darjeeling.

Things to see and do

Mirik Lake

Mirik Lake, popularly known as the Samendu Lake, is located at a distance of around 2 km from Mirik. The lake is around 1.25 km long and is surrounded by chestnut, oak and ...

Mirik,Darjeeling,West Bengal, India

Day 4

Day 4: Darjeeling To Gangtok

After breakfast proceeds to picturesque drive to Gangtok. On arrival check into your hotel. Rest of the day free for leisure. Overnight stay at Gangtok.

Travel from Darjeeling to Gangtok

2hrs 32min

Day 5

Day 5: Gangtok Local Sightseeing

Start for a full day city tour covering Tashi view point, Ganesh Tok, Hanuman Tok, Flower show, Cottage Industry and Handicraft Centre, Institute of Tibetology, Dro-dul Chorten, Enchey Monastery and Banjakhri Falls (maximum 6 hours). Overnight stay at Gangtok

Things to see and do

Tashi View Point

Tashi view point is one of major tourist attraction in Gangtok and is known for the views. Tashi View Point constructed by the King of Sikkim, Tashi Namgyal, is located at a ...

Gangtok, Sikkim, 737101, India
Phone: +91-3592-201634

Ganesh Tok

Ganesh Tok, a small temple, is located at a distance of 7 kilometre from Gangtok. Situated next to the television tower on the small hill nestled on Gangtok-Nathula road, the ...

Gangtok, Sikkim, India
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Enchey Monastery

Enchey Monastery meaning solitary temple, was built in 1909 and is a 200 year old monastery. Located at a distance of 3 km from the city, the monastery is built on the spot, ...

Enchey Monastery Rd, Gangtok, Sikkim, India
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Hanuman Tok

Hanuman Tok, dedicated to God Hanuman, is one of the most renowned temples located in Sikkim. Managed and maintained by a division of Army department of India, this temple is ...

Gangtok, Sikkim, India
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Namgyal Institute of Tibetology

The most prestigious research institute of its kind in the world, NIT is a treasure of vast collection of rare Lepcha, Tibetan and Sanskrit manuscripts, statues and rare ...

Syari Road, M.P.Golai, Tadong, Gangtok, Sikkim, India
Phone: Not Available

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Day 6

Day 6: Excursion To Tsomgo Lake And Baba Mandir

After breakfast start for an excursion to Tsomgo Lake (12,400 ft.) and Baba Mandir (13,200 ft.) which is 55 kms one way from Gangtok city. Overnight stay at Gangtok.(In case of Land slide or any other reason Tsomgo Lake is closed we will provided alternate sightseeing.)

Things to see and do

Tsongmo Lake

The Tsomgo lake in Sikkim is a holy lake worshipped by the Sikkimese. Tsomgo (Changu) lake, which is hardly 20 km away from the famous Nathula Pass and about 400 km from Lhasa...

Nathu La Pass, Gangtok, India
Phone: Not Available

Baba Harbhajan Singh Memorial Temple

The temple lies on the road between the Nathula and the Jelepla Pass and is visited by hundreds of people each day. The temple is believed to have wish-fulfilling powers and ...

Between Nathula And Jelepla Pass, Gangtok, India
Phone: Not Available

Day 7

Day 7: Departure To New Jalpaiguri Railway Station/ Bagdogra Airport

After breakfast check out from hotel on time and take the departure transfers to New Jalpaiguri railway station/ Bagdogra airport for your onward journey.

Hotels Included

Darjeeling Gymkhana Resort

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The Serai is set on one of the beautiful coffee estates in Chikmagalur. The Serai Chikmagalur is designed aligning to a central flowing water spine, which unifies the resort. The central edifice houses the lobby, restaurants, lounge bar and the spa, and towers over an elegant infinity pool. The cottages, themselves, flank the central flowing water feature.The Serai Chikmagalur is a Small Luxury Hotels of the World property.

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A ceramic koro incense burner, the stone-like body decorated with a portion of a red ring by Sato Kazuhiko enclosed in the original wooden box with all the exhibition paraphernalia. It is 8-1/2 x 4 x 8 inches (21.5 x 10 x 20 cm) and is in excellent condition. This piece was exhibited at Tokyo’s Nipponbashi Mitsukoshi in 1994 and was published in the December edition of the magazine Fujin Gaho that same year. A copy of the article on the artist is enclosed and the original Exhibition labels are attached.
One of my personal favorites, Sato Kazuhiko was born in Kanagawa prefecture in 1947. He graduated the Tokyo University of Art Ceramic department advanced studies in 1972. Trained under Living National Treasures Tamura Koichi and Fujimoto Yoshimichi, his graduation work was awarded a prize. He held his first solo exhibition the next year, a difficult feat for a young artist. In 1979 his work was displayed in New York’s Bloomingdales Department store, and the following year he was selected for exhibition in Sidney and Melbourne, Australia. Three years later his works would travel to Washington DC and London. From there he blossomed, one can only wonder how he kept up wth the demand or the number of exhibitions he was asked for each year. He is a widely displayed artist and author of many books on the ceramic arts. He also plays guitar, and piano, self taught! For more information on this artist see Modern Japanese Ceramics in American Collections (1993).


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I have a confession to make. I’m a 40-year-old, self-confessed geek and until very recently I had never seen a single episode of any Star Trek television show. As a matter of fact, until the 2009 version cinematic version of Star Trek, falling asleep at the drive-in while the rest of my family watched The Wrath of Khan was the extent of my viewing history.

I’m not entirely sure how it happened. Part of it is that I was that such a loyal Star Wars fan when I was a kid. The original Star Trek tv show seemed so boring in comparison…way too much yappin’ and not close to enough zappin’.

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Ultra-Orthodox Jew fatally stabbed a teenage girl and wounded several marchers at the parade in 2015.

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Yishai Schlissel (C), convicted of killing a woman during the 2015 Jerusalem Gay Pride Parade, is escorted by security personnel before he is sentenced at the Jerusalem District Court June 26, 2016.

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An Israeli court handed a man a life sentence on Sunday for murdering a teenage girl at a Gay Pride parade in Jerusalem in 2015, an attack he carried out just weeks after serving a jail term for a similar attack a decade earlier.

During the proceedings, the court criticised the police for failing to act in spite of having knowledge of the danger 40-year-old Yishai Schlissel posed.

At the Jerusalem Gay Pride parade in 2005, Schlissel stabbed three people, all of whom survived. In 2007, he was sentenced to 12 years and subsequently released early, in June 2015, with customary time off for good behaviour.

Following his release from prison, police were instructed to be on the lookout for Schlissel and bar him from the event. Seven police officers were reassigned and four formally reprimanded for failing to do so.

In addition to his life sentence, the court tagged an additional 30 years onto his term for attempted murder, a statement from Israel's Justice Ministry said.

Gay Pride parades have long been a focus of tension between Israel's predominantly secular majority and the ultra-Orthodox Jewish minority.

More than 200,000 people marched in Tel Aviv on June 3 during the annual event for 2016. Police had issued prior warnings to right-wing groups to stay away, unsuccessfully requesting the court for restraining orders.

Meanwhile, major cities around the globe held Pride events over the weekend to celebrate gay and transgender rights. Many paid tribute to the 49 lives lost in the deadly Orlando attack which took place on June 12.

New York and San Francisco were among the many cities which tightened security for the parades in the wake of the attack.

Pride parades were held across many countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Europe and India.

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Despite TUSD stalling, the county has big plans for Arroyo Chico

Tucson, Pima County and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will complete the $17.5 million Arroyo Chico project--including new ballfields and football field renovation for Tucson High School--under a proposal that goes before city council Oct. 25.

Stalled by bureaucratic intransigence at TUSD and powerful neighborhood opposition, the second and final phase of the Arroyo Chico project will remove about 1,400 properties from the 100-year floodplain.

The first phase removed 800 properties from the floodplain, mostly in Colonia Solana and the Broadmoor neighborhoods. That relieved property owners from requirements for flood insurance. The project installed detention basins in a redesigned Del Urich golf course, formerly Randolph South.

Included in the new proposal are:

· A 42-acre greenbelt and public park that will be the site for a federally funded native plant habitat restoration project.

· New bicycle and walking trails with paved disabled access.

· A community center building for Barrio San Antonio and the Miles Neighborhood.

· Public art.

For TUSD, the project will reconfigure the Cherry Fields, baseball and softball facilities between Cherry Avenue and Kino Parkway, south of 13th Street.

TUSD also will get improvements worth up to $750,000 to the Tucson High football field, and practice and meet access for the Tucson High swim teams at a new pool at the Quincie Douglas Center. The pool will be built with a boost of $1.45 million from the Pima County Flood Control District and operated by city Parks and Recreation.

And TUSD will get the title to the land--now owned by the city--on which Roskruge Middle School sits, the title to city land that includes the north end of the Tucson High football field, as well as other city property.

The agreement is the culmination of eight years of negotiation in a start-stop project.

"I had high hopes of breaking this loose when (Stan) Paz came on as TUSD superintendent," County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry said.

Paz's predecessor, George Garcia, and his staff repeatedly balked at the proposal and Paz, forced out after nearly four years last spring, was consumed by internal TUSD battles.

The TUSD board approved the project provisions, which have sweetened the pot for the school district compared to previous proposals.

In an Oct. 18 memo, City Manager James Keene told members of the city council that Pima County taxpayers will fund the cost of a detention basin at the Mission View Wash, freeing the city to pay for the cost of upgrades at the Tucson High football field.

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From My God to My Lord

From My God to My Lord

The word GOD means perfect, omnipotent, divine, immortal etc. When we consider our God as God, we stand in awe of his might and potential. We feel that we are like dust before him as St.Paul said. From our childhood we develop a sense of fear, reverence and begin to follow a ritualistic routine so as to abide and align our life in a way pleasing to God and society.

The word LORD

The word LORD Kyrios[Greek], Dominus [Latin], Dynamus [dynamite], Adonai [Hebrew] means ruler, master with power and authority. In the Bible if we watch carefully the word lord refers to husband, Lord to king and LORD (all caps) to Yahweh. He is full of power and authority.

From My God to My Lord

As long as God is God in our life, our relationship with Him is a passive one and His potential is not fully effective in our life. If you declare with your mouth, ‘Jesus is Lord’ and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.[Romans 10:9] The moment we accept JESUS as our LORD, our life transforms completely. We ourselves allow Him to use His power to lead our lives. We must not have any inhibitions.

This is the time His will becomes our will. God’s will, nothing more, nothing less, nothing else. He is our living companion, taking control of every situation, every moment, every day and our entire life, with power and authority, depending upon the degree of trust we have in Him and how far we have surrendered our lives to Him. He will lead us to the pinnacle of success and summit of Glory.

Life – A chariot with many horses

Our life is like a chariot with many horses. If each go in its own direction, we just cannot move one bit forward. Now is the time to give the reins to our Lord and Master. Give him the reins, see him reign, let abundance of Grace and Mercy rain on us. Let Lord Jesus Christ be a dynamic God so kinetic in our lives.

God is not an abstract entity. He is an absolute reality. Every creation of the creator should find God, experience Him and feel His presence, by the time our life cease to exist. All prayers and formations are just starter packs for this greater purpose.

God Experience

On one fine day, which is sure and certain in everyone’s life, we will have that ‘GOD EXPERIENCE’. Then we come to know the purpose of our existence, our mission and target, bringing focus to our future. The Joy of this moment is just awesome. From that moment, we are led by that Kindly Light and a tender whisper guiding amidst encircling gloom. We must sustain this light and voice all our lives, never let it fade, or die out.

St.Padre Pio said “Let us first look at ourselves. The infinite distance between the azure and the abyss generates humility.” God is infinite in all dimensions. This God so infinite seeks your finite heart to rest, live and make you one with him. He knows you before your birth and is going to be with you after your death. Only during this earthly life we fail to seek him. St. Augustine says “My heart is restless until I find my Rest in Thee”.

Let seeking and being with God be our prime aim in our life. Let every prayer be addressed to Abba father, through Our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, One God forever and ever. Amen.

– – – written by Cecilia Francis

June 8th, 2014

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A Perfect Christian

You could count on a perfect Christian
To always be gentle and humble,
To be immune to sin,
And never, ever stumble.

He’d study and remember
All of God’s commands;
He’d be trustworthy, moral and honest;
You’d know just where he stands.

With others, she’d be in harmony;
She’d never lose her cool;
Forgiving and forgetting,
Following the Golden Rule.

He’d surrender his life to God,
Full of joy and peace,
Free of stress and worry…
Perfect, pure release.

She’d lift up everyone,
Full of sweet compassion,
Free of worldly wants,
Ignoring worldly fashion.

But we can’t ever be perfect,
So we always need to pray
For the strength to do our best
To love God and obey.

– – – written by Joanna Fuchs

October 26th, 2013

Sufferings Are For Our Purification, A Preconditioning

Sufferings Are For Our Purification

St. Alphonsa was one who endured sufferings and made it a festival of joy within the cloisters of a convent. Padre Pio, the poor friar had only the pains of stigmata and harsh life of scorns and ridicule. They enjoyed the season of happiness passing through the narrow way of dryness. Those who stone from a hidden place; attack and false judgments on our personality even from those whom we have never seen at all; the helplessness of the one who is on verdict at the crossroads… Are these all the moments you make me purify, dear Lord?

“Accept whatever befalls you, and in times of humiliation be patient. For gold is tested in the fire, and those found acceptable, in the furnace of humiliation” (Sirach 2:4-5). Dear friends, suffering is a state before our purification; it is like a ‘pre-conditioning.’

Saul’s life was one of arrogance and pride. Rest of Paul’s life was of realization and return. God comes in search of him on his journey to Damascus. There is a lightning in the desert. Saul’s external eyes are forcefully closed; and the internal ones open.

The term in between those sufferings are the road to goodness and moral life. Suffering is that wheat corn falls on the ground and dies; an individuality that fades away into a zero. From there comes the plants of goodness. A leaf, then two, three; thus it is the birth of a new wheat plant life.

Two women who crossed the red sea of sin

Bible shows us two women who cross the red sea of sin taking bath in the great holiness of Jesus Christ. One of them reached at the feet of Jesus having the tender mind of an attacked prey. Great crowd of people with stones were behind her; the cry of the just ones! For her, a mere word between life and death. The word of Christ, just a word. It would naturally judge her to death or life.

He did not speak a word. A little while later, He opened his eyes, looked at the angry crowd and said; “Let anyone among you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her” (Jn. 8:7). Woman closed her eyes and waited for her death. Yes, this public judgment is the unbearable suffering. Stones fall aside… not on her but to the bare ground. What remains is the big pile of stones, beside the woman and Christ; His consoling words. Just a loving correction not to sin anymore…

A dinner at Simon’s house; a woman of bad reputation is in the picture. For her too, his words were similar, ‘your sins are forgiven.’ Music is hidden in the holes of a flute. Pearls are the result of an age-old pain from the part of sea shells.

Sufferings to stay with the Lord

Job was a just man in front of God; among the few ones in the Bible whom God called ‘just.’ His life was very transparent. God was even surer than Job that he will stay with the Lord, in any amount of suffering. Job is a challenge in front of Satan; one who comes to the play ground from the side of God. If Job is defeated, God is defeated. Job’s victory will be God’s victory. We read in the book of Job; Job took a potsherd with which to scrape himself, and sat among the ashes. Then his wife said to him, “Do you still persist in your integrity? Curse God, and die.” But he said to her, “You speak as any foolish woman would speak. Shall we receive the good at the hand of God, and not receive the bad?” St. Paul is of the opinion that sufferings make us perfect.

“It was fitting that God, for whom and through whom all things exist, in bringing many children to glory, should make the pioneer of their salvation perfect through sufferings. For the one who sanctifies and those who are sanctified all have one Father.” (Heb. 2:10).

God, sometimes for us is like a blanket which we search for only in the heavy summer of perils and conveniently forget in our good days. Oh… God, we ask you sorry.

A good Friday before Easter is not a possibility, but a sure reality and necessity. Good Fridays of suffering are the conditions for resurrection in holiness. Suffering is a process of cleansing from both exterior and interior malice – Just like fasting takes away unwanted fat from our bodies. The unwanted waste is burned in the fire of suffering. “I will turn my hand against you; I will smelt away your dross as with lye and remove all your alloy” (Is.1:25). How fruitful is obedient suffering! It would be one of the reasons why fasting and penance opens us to the fullness of virtues.

Suffering that strengthens

The Word of God testifies that suffering is an awareness program; God’s plan to strengthen me. Suffering teaches us how to fly alone. Mother bird after taking the small ones on her shoulder leaves them in between. Later on their way down she takes them again. But the small bird may not know the purpose of this trial on its fall.

It is very vividly given in the book of Deuteronomy in a poetic language; “He sustained him in a desert land, in a howling wilderness waste; he shielded him, cared for him, guarded him as the apple of his eye. As an eagle stirs up its nest, and hovers over its young; as it spreads its wings, takes them up, and bears them aloft on its pinions” (Deut. 32:10-13).

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Cooper, of the university student association, concurs. An engagement team will visit all 31 campuses next school year to get student input on the first batch of ideas.

Connie Gores, president of Southwest Minnesota State University, said her team on Student Success has discussed how to best define success, how to measure it and how MnSCU might emulate successful practices nationally. She found the McKinsey training she attended extremely helpful.

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This spring, MnSCU also hired Minneapolis-based PadillaCRT to help the system improve its brand and communicate better about its academic offerings. MnSCU will pay up to $185,700 for services and $83,950 for expenses.

Meanwhile, Bonoff and Pelowski said they are working on legislation that would require the MnSCU Board of Trustees to publicly approve future chancellor contracts.

A critic of overhead at MnSCU and the U, Pelowski questions the lack of public airing of the McKinsey contract and the need for such a sizable investment: “Do you not have enough administrators that you have to hire somebody for $2 million to figure out how to chart your future?”

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She would like to see board approval, a heads-up to the Legislature and a consultation with the state Department of Administration for contracts larger than $1 million.

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At Tyson Foods, we’ve been involved in hunger relief for a decade now. It’s been an ongoing effort, and we’ve never really done a major “campaign.”

That chages today, when we announce the launch of our KNOW Hunger campaign, focused on creating awareness for the issue.

It all kicks off this afternoon with the announcement of results of a nationwide survey on Americans’ attitudes and perceptions of hunger, completed in cooperation with the Food Research and Action Center.  As far as we can tell, it’s the most comprehensive survey ever (at least in recent years), devoted exclusively to what people think and know about the issue.

The survey was initiated from what we were seing in our own communties (which I’ve discussed here before):  that people see hunger as a signficant problem nationally–but not so much in their own communties.

Three big takeaways from the survey:

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  • Americans across the country do indeed see hunger as a signficant national problem; one that deserves our support.
  • Despite perceiving hunger as a serious national problem, most see hunger as less of a problem in their own communities.

We believe the last point offers a potential challenge.  People are more inclined to apply limited resources to problems that are closest to home. We need to make them understand that no matter where they live, hunger affects them and their community.

We’re also announcing today that we’re donating a million pounds of Tyson products in 36 cities across the country. We’re pleased to be partnering with 23 different customers, many of whom also have hunger as their primary cause.

As we make donations in local markets, we’ll talk about the survey and why it’s important for people to be aware of what’s happening in their community.  Because if we aren’t fully informed, we wont’ be fully engaged. If we don’t KNOW hunger, we stand less of a chance of having NO hunger.  At the donations, we’ll let the hunger fighters talk about the scope and nature of hunger in their communities.

We hope you don’t mind that we’ll be using quite a bit of the bandwidth of this blog in the next month or so to talk about what’s happening at these events.

There’s a lot more on the survey and other parts of the campaign in the Media and Resources page of this blog.  We’d love your feedback on the survey, and anything else connected with the campaign.

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  5. Kellen Snanigan

    This is a fantastic “major” campaign in the fight against hunger. I am working on a project for an MBA class and I stumbled upon these philanthropic efforts of Tyson Foods, Inc. Keep up the good work!

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Old 07-16-2003, 09:26 PM   #1
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"I Thought I Raised You Better than This"

This might be the first thread ever that could be said to skirt the territories of both FYM and Zoo Confessionals.

I've been arguing with my mom a lot lately, which makes me sad all by itself because my mom and I have historically been pretty tight. What makes it worse, though, is that we've been venturing into the political realm and my mom and I don't see eye-to-eye on almost anything anymore.

It just happened tonight, although it was probably brewing for a few days (she caught me opening my mail from Amnesty and I had to explain to her that Amnesty is not in the business of trying to free serial killers from prison). I don't even remember how it started, but we got into this argument about Bush (again). She HATES that I don't like him. I'm not sure why. I don't trash the man personally, as you FYMers know; I just don't like the job he's doing. And it escalated into this discussion of politics and stuff, and I tried to change the subject but she wouldn't let me.

None of this would bother me if she didn't start asking me about things like freedom of speech and if I think people have the right to, say, burn the flag. And I had to say that while I would not personally burn a flag and I think it's a dumb thing to do, people do have the right to do it. And then she got all pissed and was saying that I was disrespecting veterans and that she raised me better than that. It didn't matter to her that I have NEVER burned a flag, have never attended a flag burning, I buy poppies on Memorial Day...whatever, she wasn't hearing it.

I guess maybe what I'm getting at is this: do any of you have beliefs very different from those of their parents? How do you handle it? Do you just not bring it up? (I'd try this tack but my family REALLY knows how to push my buttons.) And do any of your parents take it personally that you have different beliefs?

And I guess on some level I do want to know: *is* this disrespectful to my mom and my family somehow?

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No..."disagreeing" with your parents is a far cry from "disrespecting" them. To be honest, I would say that the *opposite* is true; they are disrespecting *you* by clearly stereotyping your belief system with conservatism's narrow-minded view of liberalism. Do your parents read Ann Coulter books?

I think they're due for a clear shake back into reality, and I would be resolute with my beliefs. Then tell them that if they don't like it to stop bringing it up, and maybe start stereotyping conservatives in the same way to prove a point. After all, treating conservatives like they want to bring on an Iranian, theocratic democracy to the U.S. sounds pretty accurate to me.

Of course, I don't know your family, but I have always had more of an interesting family dynamic, and I'd do this myself to my own.

Overall, I guess I feel that you need to stand your ground, and, if need be, to start being as combatative as your mother.

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I think once things become combatative, people shut down or become more entrenched in their positions. In a subtle way, the arguement becomes more about the two of you than what either of you actually politically believe.

Unless you can find a time and a place where your parents would be receptive to an open discussion on political issues with out it becoming heated and personal, I would avoid discussions on these issues or find a quick exit if they do come up. Once the discussion becomes personal in some way to either side, rarely can anything be learned or gained.

I am talking about discussions of politics here and not other things.
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in my family, we get together with cousins, aunts, uncles, and my grandpa every other sunday for dinners. and we'd all talk about politics - for as long as i can remember - though my grandpa and uncles have pretty conservative views, my mom, cousin and myself are more uhh "liberal."

we've always kept it cordial...even when we talked about clinton.

you should probably just tell her that everyone's opinions deserve respect....be a mod with your mom

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I know it's hard to go through disagreeing with your parents- especially when they can't accept your beliefs.

Over Easter my father and I had an argument/loud discussion about Bush, when he came on TV and I said I didn't trust him. My dad got mad (even though he's a democrat ) and wanted reasons- which I cited. Then my father asked for sources. I get all my sources online- from boston.com to salon.com etc. Well then I was completely discredited because "anyone can write anything online" and told that he knew people in mental institutions because of their beliefs in conspiracy theories (he used to work there). Um...

So later that week I emailed him sources (from the shiny, acceptable washington post & other papers like that) which backed up what I had been talking about.

My best, best friend in the whole world and I don't agree on politics. Her family is very republican (because a cousin of theirs works for bush administration. other than that it makes no sense, b/c these people are not rich, and my friend herself is a TEACHER and has seen cutbacks from Romney). If politics comes up (I deter the subject usually) we agree to shut up about it. I mean, she doesn't really know a lot about the subject and gets her info from her parents. The other day I even heard her say something about "another reason to hate the french" which totalllllly threw me off guard. I dread to think of the upcoming election...

It's something that's very hard to go through, especially when parents don't have any respect (indeed they cut you down) for your beliefs. Stay strong Pax. Stay calm, (ooh my family can push my buttons too lemme tell ya ) and hopefully soon they'll start to see you're an intelligent and grown up woman who has a right to question things & not believe what her parents do "just because."
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I say just at least make sure your parents respect your beliefs. they can disagree if they want but not go overboard. my parents are the same way to the point where I am no longer allowed to talk when I'm home visiting and watching Bill O'Reilly with them. If anything, tell your mom that she at least didn't raise a dummy and you can make logical decisions for yourself even if she disagrees.
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Actually, my 70 year old mother is in your situation with her 96 year old mother, believe it or not.

Whenever my mom goes to visit her mom (especially when my great uncle is there, also), my grandmother will start ragging on Republicans, especially Bush, and sing the praises of Clinton. Out of repect, my mom usually resists the urge to say anything. It's usually the "singing the praises of Clinton" that is the straw that breaks my mom's back. She'll usually say something about that, but not in a disrespectful or loud manner.
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pax, I completely sympathize with you. My parents and I have some very differing views when it comes to politics and it's something that has only developed over the last five years or so. Since we don't live close to each other and only see one another on average once a year for less than a week, I try very hard not to get into politics or even religion with them when I see them. But sometimes it does come up. So far I've just laid out the reaons for my beliefs and tried to be as coherent and polite as possible, but it's very painful to realize that the people who should be the closest to me could almost be on another planet in some respects.

I feel that if parents really did their job, they will have raised to you to be a thoughtful, intelligent and independent person. And if that means you follow your convictions and turn out differently than they...well in my view that should not be threatening. It means they did well raising you, not turning you into a mindless clone of themselves.
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Originally posted by STING2
I think once things become combatative, people shut down or become more entrenched in their positions. In a subtle way, the arguement becomes more about the two of you than what either of you actually politically believe.

I'd say the statement "I thought I raised you better than this" is a not-particularly-subtle way to turn a political argument into a personal argument!

Good luck, paxetaurora.
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Everyone in my family is either very leftist or apolitical.

My mother holds very leftist views, but she does not like to get involved in politics or political debates because it is her view that politics destroys and has done more harm than good. We live in a big house on a big property, and it is a corner lot in the centre of the city. When elections come around, candidates come here months in advance, scouting our lawn, wanting to put up signs and she refuses each and every time, telling them she is apolitical. Sometimes, I feel like that's just promoting the status quo, but I always respected their views, even when I really wanted to make a statement by putting up a sign advertising for a particular politician.
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I want to start with this:

My first vote I ever casted (first election after my 18th Birthday) was for my father. I am VERY proud of that.

But saying that, I also have to say, he completely tows (correct spelling of that?) the party line - and that bugs me. Even when the state had a pretty decent governor - he would bash her becuase she was from the "other" party. I had to remind him of all the good she was doing for the state - and then she was recruited away by Bush for his cabinet.
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Originally posted by melon
No..."disagreeing" with your parents is a far cry from "disrespecting" them. To be honest, I would say that the *opposite* is true; they are disrespecting *you* by clearly stereotyping your belief system with conservatism's narrow-minded view of liberalism. Do your parents read Ann Coulter books?

I can't say I know what you're going through, because I don't-my whole family pretty much shares the same beliefs (although I do remember a debate one time when my sister thought that swastikas and things like that should never be drawn or used again, and my parents and I were saying that those kinds of things are just symbols, nothing more, and you also have to look at them in the context they're used and so on and so forth). My whole family's very opinionated on the big issues, so there's no holding back on our views in my house. Hence why I'm so open to expressing my beliefs (and I agree with you on the issue of flag-burning, by the way).

I can sort of sympathize with you as far as friends go, though-I do have a friend that's rather religious, and while she isn't one of those who tries to convert everyone she sees, she and I have had disagreements about religion before. She also tends to support Bush somewhat, and one day we almost got into a good fight about Bush and how good he is as president and things like that.

But you are not disrespecting your mom. Not at all. Stick to your beliefs if that's how you truly feel. Your mom's just going to have to accept your beliefs. You guys can still have good discussions about your differing views, but she shouldn't make you feel horrible about feeling the way you do-you're not doing that to her, you're respecting her views, she should therefore return the favor.

I really hope you and your mom patch things up soon. A family should still be able to get along with each other regardless of whether or not they all believe the same things.

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I am in the unique positon of having an adult son (early 20's) who I have tried to raise to have his own opinions and to vote intelligently, who I didn't even have to prompt to sign up to vote in our district when he was 18. We have the best discussions because we don't agree on everything. We usually wind up hugging each other with the last word trying - to be said by each of us, "you'll understand one day, what I'm saying. However, it's not the same with my Dad. He's still right no matter what, and it's "now that's just the way it is". period. I stick to my opinions but I'd rather talk to my son. and I don't disrespect my Dad, I just change the subject, which is sad, but Mom is there with good political discussion's so, I'm really most fortunate. If you argue your point with conviction and nothing changes then there's nothing you can really. You can't change someone's opinion, but you have the ability to help them understand, sometimes not, where you stand. But always be prepared to be told you are wrong, that's just the nature of the beast, or argument that is.
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You sound like a great parent. I give you props. I unfortunately (love him to death) grew up with a father much like yours. I just tend to avoid those types of conversations with him. Honestly I'm not sure if he really knows that part of me. It's a very unfortunate thing, because despite his absolute stubburned attitude he's a very loving father.
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I don't agree with my parents on a lot of things. They're fairly conservative and I'm pretty far left. I don't get into a lot of political discussions with them, esp my dad (i love him dearly but he doesn't have facts of any type to support his opinions. Once I asked him which political party he agreed with and he said "whichever is the opposite of Clinton's" ). My parents don't take it personally that my views are different from theirs or try to convince me of theirs. I think that they believe that I'm liberal because I'm young and that I'll grow out of it when I'm older (not going to happen ). My mom once called me a "closet liberal" and I thought that was pretty funny. I'm not ashamed of my liberalness and will tell anyone who asks me, I just don't speak up much in family discussion as I am outnumbered and don't think i'll change anyone's mind anyways.

My best friend on the other hand is very liberal and her parents are conservative. Her mom takes it very personally that she doesn't agree with her political views even though my friend is not disrespectful about it at all. She can't even let her know about the fact that she is a member of the Young Democrats at her college or she would be in big trouble. It sucks, I feel bad for her and there isn't a damn thing I can do about it .

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Iomega REV 70GB USB 2.0 drive and removable super durable disks are a perfect storage solution for high-capacity files plus REV is 8 times the speed and half the price of many tape solutions. EMC Retrospect Express software is included for professional-level backup and disaster recovery of your critical data. Simply add more REV disks to expand storage as your data or business grows and gain the peace of mind that your data is secure and always available!MANUFACTURER WARRANTY:  1 YEAR

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Costumes For All Occasions AL23AP Cow

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Looking for the best selection of Costumes for any occasion - Then you have come to the right place. Choose this item made by the premier manufacturer for costumes props and theatrical wear. We supply ice shows circuses TV amusement parks Broadway and almost every major Hollywood movie studio with all their theatrical needs. From funny masks and accessories to unique life like mascot and animal costumes we have them all. Satisfaction Ensured. Pink acrylic faux fur jumpsuit with matching mitts feet and oversized head. One size fits most adults. Flower lei not included.

Model: AL23AP

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