Word: repeatability
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...practitioner of kirtan, devotional chanting, which originated as a component of the religious form of yoga known as Bhakti and is conducted by call and response. Chanters repeat short phrases over and over, invoking the names of Hindu gods. With the current embrace of all things yogic in this country, the ancient ritual is enjoying a vogue, and as practiced by K.D. and other prominent American performers, it has taken on a decidedly Western slant. While Jai Uttal (ne Doug Uttal), Bhagavan Das (born Michael Riggs) and Dave Stringer (his real name) chant in Hindi and Sanskrit, all incorporate Western...
...because it's been a much closer contest. That's in part due to new rules introduced at the start of the season. The sport's ruling body, the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (fia), revised its points system to prevent a repeat of last year's easy Ferrari win. For instance, second-place finishers were given more points than before, allowing Raikkonen to be competitive even though he has only won one race, compared with Schumacher's six. Teams were banned from refueling between qualifying and races, allowing slower cars carrying less fuel to start...
...believe so. Bush has too much money and the backing of big business, and right or wrong, the richer guy usually wins in American elections. But then again Americans rejected his "unbeatable" father because of his poor handling of the economy, so maybe history will repeat itself? For the good of the world I certainly hope so. Darragh Halpin Ireland...
...prevent a repeat performance, the secondary has devoted itself to watching game film for weeks and has several looks ready to surprise the Crusaders at game time...
...Revenge] was big talk in the locker room,” said Hoff, whose game-winning score was his first collegiate tally. “[We wanted to make sure it was] not a repeat of last year, which it wasn’t. After that tie in Vermont, we really needed...