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HNT Notebook: Road less traveled leads J.P. Stevens in right direction The J.P. Stevens High School cross country program has raced on the trail less taken this fall. Tiffany Smyth hangs with belly dancers, fire performers, the Ren Fest crowd and the tribal psychedelic rock band Kan'nal, but first and foremost, she's a mask-maker of enormous talent, working in leather, beads ... Texas receiver Jordan Shipley runs into the end zone out of the reach of Missouri safety Hardy Ricks during Saturday night's game at Memorial Stadium at the University of Texas in Austin. Ashley 'Ziggy' Zeigenbein, a Kaivalya Hoop Dancer from Kansas City, dances with a hula hoop as the Dirtfoot band of Shreveport, La., plays on the main stage during the Bacchanalia Music and Beer Fest yesterday ... Cross Country - Vikings, Ginez win titles The J.P. Stevens High School cross country team turned in a strong performance at the Old Bridge Class Meet Saturday at Thompson Park. CHENNAI: The system of thought expressed in the scriptures leads to a spiritual experience that is capable of uplifting human beings from the mundane earthly routine. Thursday night's Hackensaw Boys performance got festival goers in the mood to party. Hooping Hullabaloo - For Fitness, Meditation and Fun RISMEDIA, Sept. 10, 2008- -It happened at a music festival, as you probably could have guessed. Paul Flaherty: Kaivalya Vol. #2, Bridge Out!, Simitu, In the Midst of Chaos With his long white beard and fiercely uncompromising attitude, alto/tenor saxophonist Paul Flaherty comes across as a typical New England eccentric and is stubbornly devoted to playing free, offering ... P. Padmesh, a flautist in Thiruvananthapuram, is bringing out a trilogy which captures the beauty of nature in different forms P.Padmesh THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Music has the innate power to convey all moods and ... |
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