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| 21st May 2008 Ryan Miller | The Devil Antichrist... - From: Elephants in the streets He was made to wear diapers and stole some smithfield hams from me...he is indeed the Devil Anitchrist and is marked 666 with a K. |
| 24th August 2007 Jasjit | Trekking in South India - From: Trekking, South Indian Style South is indeed one of the best place for trekking in India. Check out my blog on Trekking basics. Hope it helps. http://adventureappetite.blogspot.com/ |
| 22nd June 2006 mpajlb9@email.com | mpajlb9@email.com - From: At the farm with the Hanjagi's insurance auto |
| 6th May 2006 Solange | Khazaana.. - From: A taste of France in India Anne was right about Khazaana. A Must visit place. And Manju was a wonderful hostess. The shopping was very good, and I picked up loads of Silver Jewellery. I definitely recommend it to everyone visiting pondicherry... |
| 16th February 2006 Anne | great shopping.. - From: A taste of France in India In Pondicherry, you should try KHAZAANA. it is a quaint shop run by a pretty lady called Manju. She stocks beautiful cotton dresses - ideal for the heat of India - and also great items for gifts for your friends back home. I had a wonderful time shopping for Cotton Tops, Skirts, Salwar Suits (The simple Pant - suit most ladies in India wear) Bedcovers, Table cloths, Napkins, and the most beautiful silver Jewellery. Ask Manju for her Masala tea (Divine!) and she will happily oblige. Her prices are the most reasonable I have come across in this town. Definitely not to be missed. Khazaana can be found at 338, Mahatma Gandhi Road, 1st floor. Tel. 2338948. email khazaanapondy@gmail.com. |
| 2nd October 2005 moorepants | you are very welcome - From: Silkworms in the car Your town was a very pleasant village with very nice people. We really enjoyed the stay there. By the way, my travel companion, Bean, lives in Chicago now. I can give you his contact information if you would like to meet with him. You two could talk about India and your hometown. That is, if you live there. |
| 2nd October 2005 moorepants | reply to the aurovillian - From: An experiment in human unity No, I didn't see the whole picture and I didn't visit the youth center. Although I did speak to several Aurovillians. Most who had been there quite a while. The ones we spoke to may have been the minority but they were generally frustrated with how the community functioned. |
| 30th September 2005 Samantha | Well, well, well - From: An experiment in human unity Hey there. I'm an aurovillian. I left for a year last March, but I guess i must have been there around the same time as you. You obviously didn't really see the whole picture. Did you visit our Youth Centre or any of the other sites of youth interest? Where you from anyway? Samx |
| 16th September 2005 Prasad Indore | just be watchful - From: Goodbye India Hi, It is nice to read your blog. but a word abot juice and kulfi. Here, in India you have to be a bit careful specially during summer and rainy seasons regarding the water / related items you take. It is better to go for a slightly organized hotels/juice bars rather than the ones on street ( they need not be ***** ones but normal one will serve reasonably clean water/juice). Have fun next time! |
| 14th September 2005 ram | thanks - From: Silkworms in the car Thanks for visiting my hometown. -Ram Chicago |
| 13th June 2005 anonymous | IAS Topper - From: Foooootball in the village IAS Topper is Manish Kumar IIM, Lucknow. Date:12/05/2005 URL: http://www.thehindu.com/2005/05/12/stories/2005051212651300.htm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Front Page Railway official from Tamil Nadu is IAS topper Staff Reporter NEW DELHI: Railway traffic service official Srinivasan Nagarajan has bagged the top spot in the Union Public Service Commission Civil Services (Main) Examination. The results were announced here on Wednesday. In all, 422 candidates, including 67 women, have been recommended for appointment. While the top 20 includes six women, 193 candidates have been selected from the general category, including three physically challenged persons, 118 from Other Backward Classes, 64 from Scheduled Castes and 47 from the Scheduled Tribes category. The number of vacancies reported by the Government for IAS, IFS and IPS is 91, 20 and 88, for the Central Services Group `A' 235 and the Central Services Group `B' 19. It may have been his fourth and last attempt but for Tirunelveli-based Mr. Nagarajan, it could not have ended on a better note. A B.Tech from BITS Pilani, he had sociology and geography as options. Professionals have clearly scored, with the top 10 comprising an engineer, two doctors and an IIM graduate. Basant Garg and Gaurav Uppal are both doctors and hold the second and third ranks this year. Basant has cleared it in his first attempt. Manish Kumar, ranked fifth, is an IIM graduate. He had to choose between a New York posting with handsome salary and one that would help him serve his own people. "I decided to take the UPSC exam when I got the offer for a job in New York. Although the money was great, I wanted to do something here. I was not sure if coming back would be easy once I went there, so I decided to write the exam instead. It is my third attempt but I am glad to have finally made it," he said. Interestingly, at least six of the top 10 were trained at an institute here. "We were confident of having our students in the top 10 but six of them, including the top three, was completely unexpected. It has been a brilliant year for us," said Sri Rangam, the man behind the Delhi branch of Sri Ram Institute. © Copyright 2000 - 2005 The Hindu - Alok Ranjan |
| 12th May 2005 anonymous | Jose - From: Elephants in the streets Jose S. Linares...isn't he the black devil demon antichrist from Bogota? He put the evil on Herbert's brain. I'm in Hampton, VA. - me |
| 16th April 2005 anonymous | I have heard of jose, important!!!!!!! - From: Elephants in the streets I live in VA and i recently found writings of jose s linares. He is a 4 ft s.american with intentions of ending the world! He hurt herbert. he is the devil. he has been dead 10 yrs. THE DEVIL ANTICHRIST!!!! PASS IT ON! THIS IS NOT A JOKE!!! - Jomamma |
| 12th March 2005 anonymous | - From: Shopping in India's dot com city I wa intrigued by the alternative energy self sufficient community. What was the climate like ? Did they need heat and AC ? It seems you are having a great experience as expected. Drew - Drew |
| 11th March 2005 anonymous | E - From: Shopping in India's dot com city Jason and Bean, I have just read many of your journal entries, it sounds as though you have had wonderful adventure. I wish you safe travels home and hope to see you when you return. 2:30, Chadwyq - Chad |
| 4th March 2005 anonymous | e - From: Trekking, South Indian Style hey guys. come visit me in danville when you get back. i'll be there the day you get back. i'll be on spring break. your trip has blown my mind, which doesnt take much, but good job. - robby |
| 2nd March 2005 anonymous | - From: An experiment in human unity Looks like you guys are staying out of trouble!! HaHa!! I sure have enjoyed reading about your adventures. Continue to have fun. - Auntie Karen |
| 26th February 2005 anonymous | WOW!! - From: A taste of France in India What a gorgeous view!! You are so lucky to see all the places you have!! Are you sure you don't want me to come and finish up the trip w/ ya? Continue w/ the fun! Love, Your favorite Aunt Kathy - Aunt Kathy |
| 24th February 2005 anonymous | Kiss an elephant for us!! - From: An experiment in human unity We are enjoying your adventure tales. Hope the elephant didn't have peanut breath. Kiss one for us. Bean, do you have any other pants? Your bottom always looks the same; however, your top is changing!!!!!!!!! Love and kisses from some people who love you. - Grandmother, Aunt Cindy and Mom |
| 22nd February 2005 anonymous | Jose S. Linares - From: Elephants in the streets Who are you? and you is Jose S. Linares - holly |
| 21st February 2005 anonymous | Hey!!!! - From: A taste of France in India Your Dad and I are enjoying your journal so much. I now have got a lot of the people at work following you guys, too. Two of the girls at work said they wish they were there. Love the pictures. Keep having fun! Keep writing! Love you and miss you. Mom - Mom |
| 19th February 2005 anonymous | Whoa - From: A taste of France in India Whoa, Bean totally has a face full of hair. I guess they don't make razors in India. hahaha. But it looks like you guys are having the time of your lives. Bean looks just as crazy as ever :) -chicago - Emily |
| 19th February 2005 anonymous | Hey Guys! - From: The town of stone carvers You guys are having a great time! Wow what an adventure! Bean you look good with that elephant! We are enjoying the journal! Jason you should be a writer! Love you guys! Mom - Dianne |
| 18th February 2005 anonymous | your faces - From: From Catholicism to Hinduism Hey get somebody to take a picture of you two. I miss seeing those pretty faces. And don't make it look weird or insane, just take a nice tourist picture where you guys are smiling. Love you both! Take Care -Chicago - Emily |
| 18th February 2005 anonymous | WOW - From: The town of stone carvers I just finished reading all the journals and WOW! What an unbelievable experience 4 both of u. Please continue to write and enlighten us all here in the US about your experiences. Happy Late Valentine's! Lots of love, your favorite aunt kathy - Aunt Kathy |
| 9th February 2005 anonymous | out of the box - From: Modern India Santa Clause as a phenomena or Santa Clause InCarnate? anyway, if there are all these people around that need help and they are so willing to let you help them, why do not the people help themselves? Also, have you broken any laws? Would you be caned? Is it still an Eeeh for an Eeeh over there? are the laws of the state considered to be the laws of The Gods because of the caste system? Is the Red Love a caste? take some pictures of leprosy. - John Stone |
| 4th February 2005 anonymous | Hey guys - From: Walking the path of the Buddha hey dude's whatz up!!! nice to read all ur storied out there....hey jason...I see that you are enjoying your stay and the places ur visiting. All the places are really intruiguing is'nt it...well enjoy and not to miss " I like your comments on all the stuff you have come across......hehehe"... enjoy guys..... - mahesh |
| 4th February 2005 Chad Stephens | splee - From: Walking the path of the Buddha Jason and Bean, I miss you guys and it sounds as though you all may never return. A good reason to come to India then we could start the red Love commune there. Tell me something of the spirit of the people. Have you spoken with any Buddhists, is their dispostion any different from that of the swamis you have talked to? Keep having fun and teach the Indian children to chant EEEEEH!!! -Chadwyq |
| 3rd February 2005 anonymous | - From: The Ganges, Yoga and answers for John Stone (leader of the red Love) and others Keep sending the journals. Love reading them and see what you two are doing. When I read the one about you two dancing I could see it from here. Did you teach them your red love dance moves? Be safe and have fun and can't wait to hear from you again soon. Ellen - Auntie Ellen |
| 3rd February 2005 anonymous | why didnt you bath in the ganges? - From: The Ganges, Yoga and answers for John Stone (leader of the red Love) and others you know, england is lovely too. and owned india. you should come visit on your way home. i am glad you are doing this. so i can hear all about it. stay safe. and keep shitting outside. i can imagine it is a freeing experience. - erin ganey |
| 2nd February 2005 anonymous | - From: The Ganges, Yoga and answers for John Stone (leader of the red Love) and others Sounds like your trip has been an awesome experience. Evertyhing your doing seems like it has been planned ahead of time, but magically falling into place as you go. I just caught up to your last journal entry. I can't wait to see your pictures. By the way, found a Buddha to bring home to your cousin-in-law. - Your cousin |
| 31st January 2005 anonymous | Awesome - From: The city of Shiva looks like you having so much fun man - wish i was there! Anyways, keep posting and i'm really enjoying reading this. - Karan - Indian guy in Va Beach |
| 31st January 2005 anonymous | Hello Bean and Jason - From: The Taj, Citar Gurus, and Street Dancing Sounds like you are having a great time. It is 8pm here. We went to school 2 hours late because of ice. Miss you! Mom - Mom |
| 31st January 2005 anonymous | How's the diarreaha - From: The Taj, Citar Gurus, and Street Dancing Hey friends. glad to hear everything is going well! The US isn't the same without you. When will you all become yogis? Do you guys mostly stay in hotels or hostels or religious places? Keep writing. And Matt, if your wondering, India's time is approxiamtly 12 hours ahead of our time. - Emily |
| 31st January 2005 anonymous | - From: The city of Shiva Sounds like you are having a great time. Keep the journals coming this way. It is so cool to read about what you are doing. - Karen |
| 29th January 2005 anonymous | what time is it - From: The Taj, Citar Gurus, and Street Dancing Bean and Jason I can't believe that you are in India. Have you seen any effects of the tsunami? If so bean should give some of his missions $ to help. - matt |
| 28th January 2005 anonymous | Questions. - From: The Taj, Citar Gurus, and Street Dancing Do the children of India have equivalents of Santa Clause, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy and such? If so, do they grow out of these touching beliefs at about the same age as us Anglo-Saxons? In your posts, moorepants, there has been an obvious prominence of religious leaning, have you noticed any sort of resentment towards science and reason, or do the two stand harmoniously astride a hashish smoking, sitar playing, taj mahal building elephant that is standing on one foot and has 4 too many arms? Also, have you noticed the role of social anxiety in the country? or perhaps there is less of the feeling of quiet desperation that dominates in the US? Sure there are shy people, but are there people who are nervous and stand back and have to persuade themselves to do the simplest things like ask to use the bathroom? Does everyone pee outside? Are there trained monkeys? Is there a trained monkey liberation movement? Have you attended and danced at a ceremonius abortion? - John S. |
| 28th January 2005 Chad Stephens | Mother Nature's Sons - From: The Taj, Citar Gurus, and Street Dancing Just a quick hello to my friends. It is 2am here in the states so that means you all must be eating some lunch right about now. Your trip sounds wonderful please continue to update us on your journeys and perhaps visit some Buddhist temples if 'time' permits. Farewell! Chad |
| 27th January 2005 anonymous | E to India - From: Elephants in the streets It sounds amazing there. 2 feet of snow in NYC. I met some skaters and went to there super secret underground layer skatepark with a huge bowl and miniramp in brooklyn. finally found a job. been haging out in loud japanese sake bars on st. marks place. made cotton candy the other night. i love you all. i had a dream last night that bean was a guru dressed up in robes with a shaved head. he chased all around my grandmothers yard because he liked my stick. eeeeeee - ADAM |
| 25th January 2005 anonymous | Bryan - From: Elephants in the streets Hey man sounds like you are both having a great time. I just flipped through all the happenings - no sleep, monkeys, afternoon tea, ganja, and snakes shake'n there money makers. Though I have never met Bean, I can see that we share the same fondness/amazement for the reptile rumba. I look forward to new postings and be wary of those who speak of Jose S. Linares. - Bryan |
| 24th January 2005 anonymous | yo............. - From: The Mighty Himalayas hey jason seems ur having a good time out there.....did i read it rite "u sang songs" hahaha was it a hindi song ? u know this travel blog is cool to follow up... nice work buddy.. have a wonderful time...enjoy paradise...;) - Aniket |
| 24th January 2005 anonymous | Hello Bean and Jason - From: First day in India Looks like you are having a wonderful time! Hope to get more messages real soon. We have had some ice and snow here. Missed some school. Adam has had a lot of snow in NYC! Hope to talk with you real soon. LOVE YOU! Mama - Mom |
| 19th January 2005 anonymous | have fun - From: First day in India Pants & Bean, I hope that you all are having a great adventure and that you get to post entries often! We will think of you this week when we dine on India cuisine. May you have a blessed chautauqua. 2:30, Chad - Milk Maggot |
| 19th January 2005 anonymous | E - From: First day in India I love Bean and Jason!!!!! Discover the secrets of the kama sutra!!! and practice them with each other so you'll be ready for me when you return. - ADAM |
| 13th January 2005 anonymous | good luck! - From: The adventure begins... I can't wait to hear how awesome it is. It shall save me from this dreary snowing MidWest. So hurry up and go! Be safe. - Chicago |
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