SE festivals for Sept. 19-21 Sep 16, 2008
A free powwow also is set in Waterloo Sept. 19-21 with drumming, dancing, displays from Native American artists and vendors, live music, and an appearance by Miss Indian Alabama 2008 ... Authors in this year s lineup include Sherman Alexie ( The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian ), Rick Bragg ( The Prince of Frogtown ), Susan Orlean ( Lazy Little Loafers ), Mark Winegarden ( The Godfather Returns ) and others. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Stars donate to Darfur aid sale Sep 13, 2008
Explosions shake Indian capital. Chinese baby milk scare 'severe. (Yahoo News -- Philanthropy and Volunteerism)
Remembering the events of 9/11 Sep 12, 2008
Mainly because JULIO was a CLEVELAND INDIAN until May 30 ... Mainly because JULIO was a CLEVELAND INDIAN until May 30. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Sports)
Ivory antiques seized in Cuttack Sep 10, 2008
An American court has ruled that the US courts would try any case involving dual jurisdiction of Indian and American courts. ET Debates. (India Times)
* World News Quick Take Sep 9, 2008
A Swiss director has made his own Bollywood film called Tandoori Love, replete with songs and melodrama, the Indian Express daily reported yesterday ... I love Indian culture and its chaos, Oliver Paulus, the writer-director of the film, told the newspaper. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)
Alt and Main: an insider's take on Vancouver Sep 7, 2008
RED CAT RECORDS, 4307, AT EAST 27TH AVENUE It may be sandwiched squished is a better word between an Indian meat market and a kids' clothing store. But this tiny shop is regularly voted one of the best record stores for alternative music in Vancouver. (Globe and Mail)
City of Kirkland, WA Positions Itself as a Staycation Destination Sep 6, 2008
For some ethnic flare, eateries include; Mexican, French Cuisine, Thai Indian, Greek and Italian. With the Northwest's reputation for serving some of the best seafood, restaurants specializing in its preparation are varied. (Yahoo News -- Press Releases)
Across the area Sep 3, 2008
Stolen Indian artifacts found at flea market. Indian artifacts stolen from the Beech Island Historical Society two weeks ago were recovered this weekend at a flea market in Augusta. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Labor Day weekend on one tank of gas Aug 29, 2008
About 200 years ago, on July 6, 1806, Meriwether Lewis and nine men were following the ancient Buffalo Road Trail, whose ruts were made by generations of American Indian hunters and their families ... The Bair Museum is chock full of history and art treasures from intricate beadwork vests and tobacco bags made by the Plains Indians, to fine silver tea sets by famed goldsmith Paul Storr to Charlie Russell paintings ... Here European masterpieces reside cheek-by-jowl with Charlie Russell cowboys... (Helena Independent Record, MT)
Steve Cahalan: Boot Hill Pub opens in former Footwear complex Aug 17, 2008
The Hasses chose the name Boot Hill because the factory produced boots and because the complex is near Indian Hill. Boot Hill Pub, which opens at 2 p.m. Monday through Friday and at 11 a.m. Saturday and Sunday, is a draw for the buildings business tenants and employees. (La Crosse Tribune, WI)
Classified 8/15/2008 Aug 16, 2008
GARAGE SALE Huge Garage Sale 1301 W. Indian Dr. (subdivision across from CAT) Fri. Aug. 15 9-6, Sat. (Pontiac Daily Leader, IL)
Creatures take over landmark fruit stand Aug 16, 2008
Like skinny Don Quixotes, trumpeting elephants, statues of liberty, Greek and Roman columns, classical urns, robed maidens and Indian chiefs made of metal and clay and wood. Flocks of singing angels fly in at Christmas with herds of wire deer with blinking lights. (Daytona Beach News Journal)
About 33% of coral species threatened with extinction, study says Aug 15, 2008
Loss of coral reefs could have a profound effect on more than 500 million impoverished fishermen in the tropics who rely on them to feed themselves and their families, said David Obura, a marine biologist and East Africa coordinator for the Coastal Oceans Research and Development-Indian Ocean ... "In places like the Indian Ocean, we need to work with fishermen and help people decide not to fish in a destructive way.". (Yahoo News -- Climate Change)
Luxury homes on high-end tour Aug 12, 2008
Hotmail founder wants to build an Indian Silicon Valley. Can't we all just get along. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Business)
Elvis Presley Memorabilia And Colle... Aug 12, 2008
Featuring a 5-dollar coin with an American Indian Chief s Head circled by diamonds, the Elvis ring won $22,260 from the successful bidder. A signed and inscribed color print of an Elvis portrait went for $3,866, while an autographed photo collection garnered $2,494. (Suite101.com)
REGION: Fitting 'slow food' into a fast-paced life Aug 11, 2008
We need to go back to the original old businesses that Old Town was known for like collectibles and Indian artifacts. Murrieta Resident wrote on Aug 10, 2008 10:44 PM:To me "slow food" is preparing meals from scratch, using vegetables and fruits that are in season. (North County Times)
Outdoors briefs Aug 7, 2008
The Lincoln Ranger District will close Copper Creek Road #330 to install a new bridge at the Copper Creek crossing immediately above the road junction with Indian Meadows Road No. 1882 ... No. 1882 will be open to the public with access to Indian Meadows Trailhead. (Helena Independent Record, MT)
Pottery pilgrimage - Old Sleepy Eye Collectors Club revisits town Aug 7, 2008
Maker said she got involved in collecting years ago, when my husband fell in love with the Indian. She didn't go on any of the tours of the town this year since she's been on them before, but she did visit Chief Sleepy Eye's tomb. (Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch, MN)
Losing a landmark Aug 3, 2008
Moore also said the hotel had a fantastic, huge fire place in the enormous main lobby that was faced with Indian artifacts and fossils. A large room used for dances and large meetings and conventions was situated next to the dining room, and throughout, she said, nice wooden furniture and other pieces, some antiques at the time and all antique now, decorated the building. (Ontario Argus Observer, OR)
Visiting The Navajo Nation Aug 2, 2008
The Navajo Nation is the biggest Indian reservation in the country, and among the least populated land I've ever seen ... Gregg Shepherd was a 25-year-old spiritual wanderer from suburban Philadelphia when he began having strange dreams of Indians and curious rock formations. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Entertainment)
Trentonian Community Calendar Aug 1, 2008
AUGUST 3 *Tour 1500s era Lenape Indian Village 1-4 p.m. at Churchville (Pa ... AUGUST 10 *Tour 1500s era Lenape Indian Village 1-4 p.m. at Churchville (Pa. (The Trentonian, NJ)
AT TAHOE, WHAT'S INSIDE IS ALL ABOUT THE OUTSIDE Jul 31, 2008
"Subdued colors link the indoors to the outdoors," said Nason, who, like Macfee, makes an exception when it comes to American Indian artwork and textiles. The intense, bold portraits of chiefs by Ira Yeager figure prominently in rooms for both designers - and in Nason's own house, a 5-by-5-foot work dictated the ceiling height. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Searching for a quiet, enlightening getaway? Jul 25, 2008
At Shree Muktananda Ashram in South Fallsburg, 80 miles northwest of New York City, near the Pennsylvania state line, staff of the global SYDA Foundation declined a request to visit and meet Gurumayi Chidvilasananda, whom bloggers have identified as the enlightened Indian emigre who inspired Elizabeth Gilbert's search for God through meditation at the group's Indian ashram, described in her best-seller "Eat, Pray, Love.". Deal of the Day. (MSNBC -- Travel)
Ambling along Route 20: Author Mac Nelson's 20 West: The Great Road across America follows the highway from coast to coast Jul 22, 2008
Then, after a lugubrious review of the Indian wars and a well-done account of author Mari Sandoz, whose Old Jules should be on every high-school English syllabus, we hit Yellowstone and happy days are here again, with Nelson in his element. This is the great park seen from a tent, spiced with some history--most hilariously, the efforts to attract bears to entertain the tourists by feeding them (the bears) garbage, a policy that was reversed in 1974. (Hillsdale Independent, NY)
Osian acquires Leonard Schrader Collection Jul 15, 2008
The auction house has the worlds largest collection of Indian cinema publicity material and numerous Hollywood collectibles. 00004000 The Leonard Schrader Collection consists of 8,462 vintage lobby cards of early cinema. (Economic Times)
Phoenix police arrest former showgirl in husband's death Jul 13, 2008
A former Las Vegas showgirl was arrested in the death of her ex-husband, a wealthy Indian arts dealer whose torso was found in a remote area of the desert in October, Phoenix police say. Sgt. Randy Force with the Phoenix Police Department said Marjorie Orbin was jailed in connection to the death of her ex-husband, Jay Orbin, owner of Jay Hawk International, a Native American art and antiques business. (FOX 11, AZ)
Notes: R.E.M. releases new EP Jul 13, 2008
" Camp for seniors touts healthy aging Healthy aging will be the theme at a seniors day camp at Hill Chapel Baptist Church from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday. The camp, a joint collaboration between the church and Masters of Social Work students at the University of Georgia, will offer health screenings, educational workshops and nutrition training. In addition, local nonprofit organizations and social service agencies will talk about services available to seniors. There also will be gospel music,... (Athens Banner-Herald)
What would you like to see happen to the Home Depot building? Jun 25, 2008
Cindyloo wrote on Jun 20, 2008 10:19 AM:" I would love, love to see a good Indian restaurant in Bismarck. Fargo has two good ones. Heck, even a Thai restaurant would be good. " ... wrote on Jun 20, 2008 10:13 AM:" Any or all of the following Whole Foods, Dillard's Department Store, Stein Mart, Authentic Indian and Japanese Restaurants - Please no more chain restaurants, Bath, Bed and Beyond, ULTA Cosmetics, Ross. Oh wait - my mistake - Gateway is going to be the ultimate shopping experience. ha... (Bismarck Tribune, ND)
There's still some room to invest & grow Jun 22, 2008
The demand story for the Indian real estate has reached an intermission and not an end, feels Mr Puri. The market will find its footing again. (India Times)
One-tank trip: Chateau Elan in Braselton Jun 21, 2008
They're among the cheapest things to do on a day trip to the property, which on our Saturday visit was busy with an outdoor Indian wedding, competitions at the equestrian center and a bustling spa with robe-wearing men and women relaxing between appointments in the lounge and its Fleur de Lis restaurant. DEMO DAY. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Travel)
Quick Getaway to Cook Forest Jun 20, 2008
What to do: Hike through the park's old-growth forest to the rocky ledges of Seneca Point Overlook, where you can climb an 80-foot fire tower; rent a canoe or inner tube for a lazy ride down the scenic Clarion River; take the kids fishing in the stocked trout pond behind the ranger's building on River Road, then treat them to a hand-dipped ice cream cone at the Cooksburg Cafe; enjoy a play at the Verna Leith Sawmill Theater; shop for kitschy souvenirs at Parker's Indian Trading Post on Route 36;... (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)
Corpus Christi covers the waterfront -- beautifully Jun 18, 2008
The oldest structure served as a Confederate hospital; it later sheltered citizens during desperado and Indian raids of the 1870s. In the historic Old Town, vintage-clothing shops, antiques emporiums, dinner movie theater and bistros hum with patrons. (Scripps Howard News Wire)
Middleboro womans slaying ruined two lives Jun 17, 2008
She loved Indian art and history. And Werner was giving, she thought nothing of lending a hand to someone in need. (Watertown TAB & Press, MA)
Collecting Indiana Jones Comics Jun 16, 2008
Now that the fourth Indiana Jones movie has been released to rave reviews, many Indy fans will be dusting of their old comic collections and checking out what's new ... Writer Walt Simonson, along with artists John Buscema and Klaus Janson were assigned the first Indiana Jones comic ... The three part series proved popular enough to warrant a continuation of the Indiana Jones theme and a series of comics under the title of The Further Adventures of Indian Jones was started in 1983. (Suite101.com)
LOCAL FOLKS:Museum director passionate about the past Jun 16, 2008
Today, a walk through the pastel-colored, airy rooms produces artifacts from the Civil War; recliners from Futorian, which started the furniture industry in Northeast Mississippi; mod dresses from New Albany-turned-New York fashion designer Gayle Kirkpatrick; fossils from the Ingomar mound site; remnants from the Chickasaw Indian civilization; and an animal collection that features 30 full-size mounts, including a zebra, a lion and an Arctic grizzly. "I mean, where else in Northeast Mississippi... (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)
Mother develops film distribution business Jun 9, 2008
The Memsahib': An English schoolteacher marries an Indian prince in the late 1800s (ages 12 to 18). Source: Maitland Primrose Group. (AZCentral -- Business)
Close shave for envoy to Pak Jun 3, 2008
Islamabad/Calcutta, June 2: A suicide bomber today blew up an explosive-laden car 200 metres from the Indian high commission, when Satyabrata Pal, the envoy and his wife Shreedevi were having lunch ... Indian high commission officials went to the house of the envoy, who is from Calcutta, to strengthen security but there were no plans to shift him from Islamabad s upmarket Sector F-6/2, where many diplomatic missions are located. (Calcutta Telegraph)
Wood carver enlivens town with his quirky works Jun 2, 2008
-- Theres a wooden Indian just inside Ed Moberlys home with a cardboard sign in his hand that reads Sorry, we are not for sale. The message applies not only to the Indian, but to the giant frog that appears to be holding up the back corner of the house. (The Pantagraph newspaper)
Rock Legends' Stuff On Block This Weekend May 29, 2008
The shirt features a large Indian in full headdress on the back, as well as an Indian across each breast of the shirt and at the bicep of each sleeve. Red snap closure. (CBS News -- Early Show)
Region's Global Connections Highlighted in Mattatuck Exhibit May 23, 2008
As the guide described each piece of antique household furniture behind her, she came upon a lockable dresser. According to the guide, in those days, people kept their most prized possessions in a safe box under lock and key, because the front door to one's houses didn't offer the same amenity. (Litchfield County Times, CT)
LETTERS: NCT, May 19, 2008 May 20, 2008
sdraoul wrote on May 18, 2008 8:52 PM:The editor yesterday did not psot my response to Nick and Alf's collective whine that I was playing tricks by using the words "gifted" applying to what Congress did in 1924 when it gace Indians citizenship ... I sued the word gifted because citizenship for Indians was a gift ... In the original Constitution, article 1, section 1, Indians were excluded specifically from even being counted in the census and in populations of congressional districxt because... (North County Times)
Eclectic equality May 20, 2008
There's a mix of styles, patterns and objects, such as antique wood tile, $48, which you can find at the store, 4748 E. Indian School Road, Phoenix; ontheveranda. net. (AZCentral -- Style)
Visiting Chester, Illinois May 14, 2008
Fort Kaskaskia State Historic Site features the remains of a fort that was built by the French during the French and Indian War. There s also an overlook picnic area on the Mississippi River, Garrison Hill Cemetery and a campground within the site. (Suite101.com)
First class travel under the southwestern sun May 13, 2008
"Hollywood history has stuck around the desert, where celebrities still slip away to gated villas and inns in secluded small neighborhoods, for decades, he adds, and the mystique is still here. While some resorts are punctuated with big box resorts, this desert getaway has managed to preserve a sense of history along quiet streets evocatively lined with lush palm trees.Also on this storyWhen you want to make yourself at home on the range in this chic desert hideaway, the choices... (MSNBC -- Travel)
Beauty and the Bairs: Museum a study in luxury May 11, 2008
Flamboyant 60s dcor, often in heart-throbbingly loud colors, rubs shoulders with Charlie Russell cowboys, Plains Indians artifacts and portraits from Louis XV s court ... From the framed family photos, the Bairs seemed equally comfortable chatting with U.S. presidents as visiting with Crow Indian friends, Hollywood movie actors or dear friend Charlie Russell ... It holds one of the finest private collections of Plains Indians art and artifacts, including intricately beaded vests and tobacco... (Helena Independent Record, MT)
Farmington readies for Strawberry Fest May 10, 2008
A new event takes place at 7 a.m. It is called the Berry-Athalon at Indian Lake Park ... At 8 a.m. at Indian Lake Park the annual Strawberry Stroll will begin. (Fort Madison Daily Democrat, IO)
Family reunited after 50 years May 9, 2008
"The Saponkas had taken two vehicles, in order to be able to haul everyone and their luggage to Norris City. And they returned to White County, where Indian Creek RV had arranged to have a camper parked outside the Saponka home, so that everyone would have a place to stay. Ray expressed gratitude for that thoughtfulness.Ray has taken his family to Carmi, of course, but also to Evansville, showing them where he once lived and worked. Adam and Dorotha planned to leave this week for a week-long... (Carmi Times, IL)
Bair's commitments to nonprofs still in place May 8, 2008
The family museum, which contained artwork, antiques and American Indian artifacts, originally opened in May 1996 in the home of the wealthy Bair family in central Montana's Musselshell River valley. Information from: Billings Gazette, http://www. (Montana Standard, MT)
Singapores' Clarke Quay May 5, 2008
It is possible to eat yourself around the world in the Quay s vibrant bar, caf; and restaurant scene that comes alive in the early evening and continues to late at night, the whole gamut of South East Asian food: Indian, Thai, Malay, Indonesian, and Vietnamese as well as Chinese cuisines are freshly prepared and cooked and deliciously unforgettable. Not in the mood for Asian food. (Suite101.com)
Track owners give up on slots May 4, 2008
Measures passed there giving parimutuels the right to add slots, lower Broward and Miami-Dade's tax rate for slots so they would be more competitive with the Indian casinos, and extend the parimutuels' poker-room hours from 12 to around the clock ... "However, since we have Indian gaming, we need to regulate it and allow the private sector to compete fairly.". (The Palm Beach Post)
Around Town: May 2 to May 9 May 2, 2008
June 8 and 9 there will be an overnight trip to Indian Head Resort in New Hampshire. The cost per person is $199, double; $269 single, and $189 triple. (Pembroke Mariner, MA)
Passport To Profits Apr 21, 2008
His other big positions include: Financial Technologies, an Indian firm that runs financial exchanges; Raffles Education, which offers college courses in business and design in Asia; and Yamana Gold (nyse: - - ), a Canadian metals producer with big operations in Brazil. Another favorite holding is Transocean (nyse: - - ), the world's largest offshore drilling contractor. (Forbes)
Downtown antique shop opens Apr 20, 2008
When driving through downtown Casper, don't be surprised to see a 6-foot-tall wooden cigar store Indian standing on the corner of Midwest and Wolcott. Inside, you will find custom signs in Old West or other historical styles, wall-mounted reproductions of old Casper postcards, sport memorabilia and barrels from one of the last barrel makers in the United States. (Casper Star-Tribune, WY)
Stars donate to Darfur aid sale Apr 19, 2008
Cricket comes second at Indian league opener. Forget anarchy, now Paris students want good jobs. (Yahoo News -- Philanthropy and Volunteerism)
Share your tips for traveling to D.C. Apr 17, 2008
I know it s always election season in Washington, but the city seems more alive and exciting during a presidential election year - even if the candidates themselves are off in North Carolina, Indiana or Pennsylvania ... Rasika for excellent fusion Indian ... No one has mentioned Union Station, the view from top of the Old Post Office, the new Museum of the American Indian, changing guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
'Antiques Roadshow' comes to Chattanooga Apr 17, 2008
where appraisers discovered the most valuable item of the entire 2007 summer tour-a collection of American Indian artifacts estimated to be worth $130,000 to $200,000. Jon Warren, collector and dealer of antiques, said, "You'd be surprised how many people own old furniture, coins or movie posters stashed away in their attics that are worth more than they ever imagined. "I've traveled the country for many years in the collectibles business, looking for these kinds of treasure troves" Warren... (The University Echo, TN)
$1.5 billion Ritz-Carlton, Paradise Valley Gets Green Light to Build Apr 16, 2008
Located on the west side of Scottsdale Road between Lincoln Drive and Indian Bend Road, the site is situated in both Scottsdale and Paradise Valley and is the last large, undeveloped land parcel within these prestigious areas. Prices for the whole-ownership residences will start in the low $2 millions and expressions of interest to purchase are now being accepted, with sales expected in early June. (Canada Newswire)
Bill Clinton: Older voters too savvy to fall for Obama... Apr 16, 2008
Bill Clinton: Older voters too savvy to fall for Obama - 2008 Presidential Campaign Blog - Political Intelligence - Boston. Local Search Site Search. (The Drudge Report)
PAPER: Why China is the REAL master of the universe... Apr 12, 2008
Last month, an Indian company, Tata, bought up what was once the cream of British manufacturing - Jaguar and Land Rover ... Indian company Tata owns Corus, once British Steel, as well as Tetley Tea ... Westerners have become accustomed to being the only tourists in the world's tourist hotspots, but the Chinese and Indians want to enjoy the fruits of their labour by expanding their horizons, too. (The Drudge Report)
Reflecting its past Apr 9, 2008
FUELThe toughest part is deciding where to eat from a bounty of choices: large and small, family, home-style, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, pan-Asian, Indian, casual, dressy, deli, pizza, and take-out. In February and early March, the scene grew by two with the opening of Harvest Supper (15 Elm St., 203-966-5595, small plates $6-$9, entrees $12-$18, five-course tasting menu $50) and Fifty Coins (26 Locust Ave., 203-972-3303, fiftycoins , entrees $11. (Boston Globe)
Malaysia bustles with diversity Apr 4, 2008
The panoply of flavors in Malaysian food is strongly influenced by Indian and Chinese cooking ... Immigrants from the Indian subcontinent work mostly in the service industry, and clusters of Thais, Burmese and Indonesians also invigorate the country ... For example, Malays are devoutly Muslim, yet Malaysia is a pluralistic society with religious diversity, so cities also have Protestant and Catholic churches, Chinese and Indian temples and even Burmese and Thai ones. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Acts & Openings Apr 4, 2008
Kolam Charitable Foundation indian dinner. 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., tomorrow Church of the Pacific. (Lihue Garden Island, HA)
Weekend entertainment guide Mar 28, 2008
OUTDOOR EVENTS: Godfrey s Ridge hike, April 6, meets 9:15 a.m.; Indian Ladder Falls hike, April 13, meets 9:15 a.m.; Buttermilk Falls hike, April 20, meets 9:15 a.m.; Canal Trail hike, April 24, meets 9 a.m., Greater Scranton YMCA, Dunmore, 343-5144. HELEN KELLER DAY: featuring lunch and entertainment, April 6, doors open, 11:30 a.m.; fashion show, 1:30 p.m., St. Mary s Center, Mifflin Avenue, benefits Lackawanna Branch, Pennsylvania Association for the Blind. (Scranton Times, PA)
Asian buyers seeking undervalued contemporary art in Japan Mar 24, 2008
While the price of art in some sectors was rising fast, driven by Chinese, Indian and Russian buyers, the Japanese art market, like its economy, was subdued, despite a rich aesthetic heritage and influential artists like Takashi Murakami and Yoshitomo Nara ... "Taiwanese think that the quality of Japanese art is high, and prices are very low compared to Korean and particularly Chinese and Indian art," Kurata said by telephone from South Korea, where he was meeting clients ... Unlike Chinese or... (International Herald Tribune -- Business)
Around the Region Mar 24, 2008
FOR KIDS: American Indian magician Tamaka will perform at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Riverbank Library, 3442 Santa Fe Ave. Tamaka will entertain with comedy, storytelling, music and magic through his stories about American Indian culture. The program is offered to help kick off the spring session of StoryTimes, offered at 10:30 a.m. Fridays. (Modesto Bee, CA)
