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10 Days Life Changing Journey to the Holy Land from Pittsburgh, PA - September 09 - 18, 2020 - Rev. Timothy Huffman
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Day 1 DEPARTURE
Depart overnight flight to the Holy Land. Food served on flight
Day 2 TEL AVIV / TIBERIUS
Arrival to Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv, assistance and transfer to hotel in Tiberius, dinner and overnight.
Day 3 HAIFA / NAZARETH / TIBERIUS
After Breakfast we will have a short drive on the Mediterranean coast line to visit Caesarea Maritima, a harbor city that was built by Herod the Great. We continue our day to the city of Haifa, and then we drive to Stella Maris at Mount Carmel to visit the church of Prophet Elijah. We continue to Nazareth where we visit the Basilica of the Annunciation, where the Annunciation took place; (celebrate Mass). After lunch next, located adjacent and north to the Basilica is St Joseph's Church built according to early traditions over St. Joseph's carpenter workshop and later on redefined as the house of the holy family and Virgin's Fountain where it is said that the virgin washed the swaddling clothes of our Lord..
We will start our afternoon itinerary by visiting Sepphoris capital of Galilee during Jesus childhood and, according to Christian tradition, the residence of the parents of the Virgin Mary: Anna and Joachim. It is also the home of Herod Antipas, best known today for accounts in the New Testament of his role in events that led to the executions of both John the Baptist and Jesus.
We will be transferred via taxi to Mount Tabor, the site of the Transfiguration of Jesus, the culminating point in his public life, to visit the Basilica and contemplate the Jezreel Valley; where according to Christian Eschatology, the penultimate battle between good and evil, known as Armageddon, is destined to take place. Transfer to Hotel at Tiberius. Check in and Dinner.
Day 4 TIBERIUS / SEA OF GALILLIE
After Breakfast, we will visit the surroundings of Lake Tiberius or also known as Sea of Galilee. The Savior spent much of his mortal ministry in this region. Here he called and ordained the Twelve Apostles, taught the Sermon on the Mount, healed a leper, calmed a storm; cast out of a young man a legion of devils, who then entered into swine that ran into the sea; raised Jairus's daughter from the dead; fed the 5,000 and the 4,000; commanded his disciples to cast their nets, by which they caught many fish; and appeared after his Resurrection to teach his disciples.
The Mount of Beatitudes where Jesus first enunciated the beatitudes. Now when Jesus saw the crowds, he went up on a mountainside and sat down. His disciples came to him, and he began to teach them. He said: Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom of heaven ….." (Matt. 5-7)
Church of the Loaves and Fishes in Tabgah, the traditional site of the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and fishes and the fourth resurrection appearance of Jesus; "….Then he gave them to his disciples to set before the people. He also divided the two fish among them all. They all ate and were satisfied, and the disciples picked up twelve basketfuls of broken pieces of bread and fish. The number of the men who had eaten was five thousand". (Mark 6:40-44)
St. Peter's Church in Capernaum, built over the remains of 1st-3rd century dwellings, among which Peter and his mother-in-law lived together with many of the other early disciples and the Synagogue where Jesus taught. The morning visit will end with a boat ride on the lake. Lunch.
"They went to Capernaum, and when the Sabbath came, Jesus went into the synagogue and began to teach." (Mark 1:21)
In the afternoon, we will be transferred to Banias, archaeological site of the former roman city of Caesarea Philippi that was mentioned in the gospels of Matthew and Mark, where we will see the source of river Jordan and we will renew baptismal promises. Transfer to Hotel and Dinner.
Day 5 TIBERIUS / JERICHO / JORDAN RIVER
After Breakfast, we will visit the Wedding Church of Cana, where we will commemorate Jesus´ first entrance in public life at the marriage of Cana in Galilee with one of his reported miracles, the first in the Gospel of John, where he turned water into wine. We will than descend to Jerusalem via the Jordan Valley on our way we make a stop in Nablus, known as Sebastiya, where John the Baptist was beheaded by the hand of Herodias, at his daughter Salome's request (Mt.14:1-12), and Jacob's Well, where Jesus encountered the Samaritan woman (Lk. 9:51-56). Continue our drive to visit Jericho, the famous city that lost its walls after Joshua's Israelite army marched around the city blowing their trumpets and then drive to the river Jordan to visit the site where Jesus was believed to have been baptized. We will then continue and visit the Monastery of Essenes, a sect popularly believed to be the authors of the Dead Sea scrolls, in Qumran. Today's visit will conclude with a visit to the Dead Sea. Transfer to hotel and dinner.
Day 6 JERUSALEM / BETHLEHEM / JERUSALEM
After breakfast, we will open the day with a visit to the Museum of Israel, where we will see a model of Jerusalem of the 1st Century. We will continue the tour by visiting The Church of the Visitation in Ein Karem, followed by a visit to the 5th century Church of St. John the Baptist. Transfer to Bethlehem and Lunch. In the afternoon, we will visit the Shepherds' Field, identified as the scene where the Angel of the Lord visited the shepherds and informed them of Jesus' birth. We will also visit the Church of the Nativity, built over the cave that tradition marks as the birthplace of Jesus of Nazareth. Transfer to hotel and dinner.
Day 7 JERUSALEM / MOUNT OF OLIVES
After breakfast, we will visit the several sites at the Mount of Olives: Dome of the Ascension. It contains what is traditionally considered the last footprint of Jesus on earth before he ascended into heaven. The Church of the Pater Noster that stands on the traditional site in Jerusalem where Jesus taught his disciples the Lord's Prayer. Dominus Flevit Church, built to commemorate the Lord's weeping over Jerusalem.
The Garden of Gethsemane built successively on the site where it is believed that Jesus prayed to the Father hours before his crucifixion.
The Basilica of Agony built on the site where Jesus had his last prayer before he was betrayed and arrested. "And they came to a place which was named Gethsemane: and he said to his disciples, Sit here, while I pray". (Mark 14: 32)
Tomb of Mary, Mary's Tomb is located at the foothills of Mount of Olives, where according to Roman Catholic teachings, Mary was assumed into heaven, both body and soul, which is known as the Assumption of Mary.
Lunch. In the afternoon, we will visit the Ecce Homo Church, along the path that according to tradition, Jesus walked, carrying his cross, on the way to his crucifixion. We will walk the Via Dolorosa praying the Stations of the Cross (Via Crucis). Once we arrive at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher we will visit the tomb in which Jesus was laid after his crucifixion. Eastern Christians also call the Holy Sepulcher the church of the Resurrection. This site is venerated as Golgotha or the hill of Calvary where Jesus was crucified. This the most important pilgrimage site in the world for all Christianity. This church is home to Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox and Roman Catholicism. (Greek, Armenian and Franciscans)
Day 8 JERUSALEM OLD CITY
Alter Breakfast, we will visit the Wailing Wall, a remnant of the ancient wall that surrounded the Temple Mount and one of the most sacred sites in Judaism. We will continue with a visit to the Dome of the Rock and the Al-Asqa Mosque, both, important Islamic sacred buildings located on the Temple Mount.
We will end the morning visiting St. Anne's Church, erected over the traditional site of the birthplace of Anne (Hannah), the mother of Mary, and the Bethesda Pool, believed to be the site where Jesus healed a paralytic.
"Now there is in Jerusalem near the Sheep Gate a pool, which in Aramaic is called Bethesda[a] and which is surrounded by five covered colonnades. Here a great number of disabled people used to lay, the blind, the lame, the paralyzed. One who was there had been an invalid for thirty-eight years. When Jesus saw him lying there and learned that he had been in this condition for a long time, he asked him, "Do you want to get well?" (John 5:1-15)
Lunch and free afternoon in Jerusalem. Transfer to Hotel and Dinner.
Day 9 JERUSALEM / MOUNT ZION
Breakfast and visit to the Sanctuary of Emmaus, one of four sites where Jesus was thought to have appeared after his resurrection. In the afternoon, we will visit The Church of Saint Peter in Gallicantu, located on the eastern slope of Mount Zion and the Cenacle, also known as the "Upper Room", not only the site of the Last Supper but the usual place where the Apostles stayed in Jerusalem, and according to the Catholic Encyclopedia the first Christian church. We will finalize the day visiting The Church of Dormition, a grand German Benedictine Abbey located on top of Mount Zion commemorating the memory of Virgin Mary in the traditional site of her dormition / death.
Day 10 TEL AVIV/HOME
Transfer to Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv. Assistance to Check in, we will arrive home on the same day!
Trip Date: September 09 - 18, 2020
Departure City: Pittsburgh, PA (Other departure cities available)
Package Price: $3790.00
Single supplement is $750.00 (Private Room)
Round Trip economy class airfare from departing airport(s)
Hotels on Hb Basis: 8 nights (open buffet breakfast, open buffet dinner)
Air-conditioned bus in Israel
Farewell dinner
Entrance fees: Caesarea National Park, Capernaum, Tel Jericho, Pater Noster, St. Peter in Galicantu, St. Ann& Pool of Bethesda, Ecce homo, Ascension, Boat ride, Taxi Mt. Tabor, Qumran National Park,
Meeting and assistance at Arrival – Ben Gurion Airport
Porterage Included in all hotels
Parking fees where applicable
Whispers during the whole trip
Daily masses
Porterage at airport
Anything not mentioned above
Gratuities for guide / driver


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The Daily Mail recently unveiled the names of the members of British royalty who worked the most during the year 2021. The person with the busiest schedule is not among those we see the most in the front of the scene. In the Windsor house, the Daily Mail revealed that Princess Anne is the one who endorsed the most engagements last year. In front of everyone, Princess Anne, 71, has taken on 387 official engagements. The ranking also showed that Prince Charles, 73, has assumed 385 commitments.
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The grandson of the Queen of England, Prince William comes in third place with his 235 missions. He is followed by the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Edward, 57, who despite everything, has assumed 204 official duties. Prince Edward of Wessex's wife Sophie of Wessex, 56, has made 194 engagements. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth of England herself has remained in the ranks despite all the little inconveniences she has suffered. The 95-year-old Queen Elizabeth II took on no less than 184 engagements last year. And yet, we know that the sovereign has experienced difficult times between the death of her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, the bombs of her grandson, Prince Harry or the case of sexual assault of her son, Prince Andrew, 61.
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In the year 2021, according to the count, there are only two different commitments between the Prince of Wales and Princess Anne. In 2019, the eldest son of the Queen of England assumed 521 official commitments while his sister provided 506. According to Le Point, these two members of the royal family would therefore carry out up to two official missions per day. "Prince Charles sometimes changes his clothes eight times a day depending on his appointments," confirms Le Point. "With the agreement of his mother, he took on more and more responsibilities in connection with his future role as monarch", specifies the newspaper. According to her daughter Zara, Princess Anne is also a real work addict. "Have you ever asked her to slow down? Good luck!" She said during a recent documentary.
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MA Education, Curriculum, and Instruction
Andria Harshman
Hi I am Mrs. Harshman. I am the Head Varsity Volleyball coach! I am proud to be a Bruin!
Dan Hawkes
School Counselor A-F
James Haycock
Mr. James Haycock is the current teacher and director of the TFHS Drama Department and Bruin High Players, "a professional theatre company staffed by high school students." Mr. Haycock earned his MFA in Costume/Scene Design from Carnegie Mellon University, a BA in Theatre Design from Boise State University, and Secondary Teaching Certificate from Lewis-Clark State College. After a brief stint in Los Angeles working in film and television, he returned to Twin Falls where he has taught for 13 years. Haycock has also served IHSAA/ISATA as District IV President, ISATA Vice President and President and currently State Drama Commissioner. Haycock is an avid swimmer, cyclist, undercover therapist, and workaholic. He believes he has a wife and three kids, but is unsure of their whereabouts over the past 16 years. 🙂
BA Theatre Design
MFA Costume Design
Peter Hillman
Hi my name is Mr. Hillman and I love being a Bruin!
Janis Hobde
Kevin Howard
I started playing the violin in 5th grade in the Boise School District. In 6th grade I began studying privately with Leah Telford. From junior high through high school, I studied with Dr. Walter Cerveny at the College of Idaho. I played in the school orchestras as well as in the district honor orchestras. As a sophomore in high school, I was selected for the All Northwest Honor Orchestra and as a junior I participated in the Idaho All State Honor Orchestra. As a senior in high school, I played with the Boise Philharmonic which I did all through my college years at BSU as well. I began studying the viola as a student at BSU. Since the Fall of 1986, I have been the principal violist in the Magic Valley Symphony.
Camille Johnson, Department Head
My name is Camille Johnson and I am a mother, a teacher, a student, an artist, a bibliophile, a Francophile, an Idahoan, a skier, and a Mudslinging Pyromaniac. I am the Twin Falls High School Pottery Teacher, District Department Head for the Visual Arts Program, Building Leadership Team Participant, and President-Elect for the Idaho Art Education Association. I recently completed my M.S.Ed, Curriculum and Instruction, from the University of Kansas. I consider myself a life-learner in all things: as a teacher, a student, and an artist.
M.S. Ed., Curriculum and Instruction
BA, Art Education K-12
Algebra/Beginning Algebra/Informal Geometry
Teaching in Twin Falls School District since 1990; have also taught at Lincoln Elementary, Oregon Trail Elementary and O'Leary Middle School. Have coached basketball in the Twin Falls school district as well (O'Leary MS from 2002 – 2007), Twin Falls HS from 2007 – present)
Elementary Education – Math and English Emphasis
American Board of Certified Teachers Education
Secondary Education Mathematics
Sarah Jund
Informal Geometry
Hi My name is Mrs. Jund and I love being a Bruin!
Ben Kohring
Freshman Traditions/ Body Development /Varsity Body Development
I am currently teaching in my 13th year at Twin Falls HS. I am also an assistant coach for the Bruin Football team.
Western State College – Colorado
BA – Kinesiology / Education
Minor – Business Administration and Coaching
Baker University – Kansas
MA – Education
Sarah LaMarche
Mrs. LaMarche joined the Bruin staff in 2016 with over 20 years of industry experience. She has worked in Technical Management & Support for Fortune 500 companies as well as organized and executed small scale design and development projects as an entrepreneur. She has spent many happy years coaching high school and competitive soccer in the Magic Valley. Her favorite things include non-profit support, being outdoors, all things sports, and especially spending time with her family. She resides with her best friend and husband of nearly 20 years along with their three beautiful children: Ashley, Andrew and Allen.
Alisa Latimer, Department Head
I originally grew up in Casper, Wyoming, but with my dad being in the Army, we have also lived in Rock Springs, Wyoming, and El Paso, Texas. I learned what it was like to be in the minority group when we were stationed in Texas during the first part of my seventh grade year. I have two brothers, a half- brother, and a half- sister. I have 2 nieces and 8 nephews along with two great-nephews. Family has always been important to me. My parents moved to Boise a couple of years ago to take care of my grandma.
I was active in high school in the band, choir during my senior year, gymnastics, and I managed the track team. I met my husband when I went to college in 2000. He was helping his best friend move into the dorms. We started dating in 2003. He proposed to me while I was knee deep in a snow drift in the Snowy Range Mountains, east of Laramie, Wyoming.
Other than 8 months when I lived and worked in Joplin, Mo, I lived in Laramie for 10 years for college and the 6 years after before moving back to Casper to teach at CY Middle School. I was a 1 to 1 paraprofessional in Laramie at Spring Creek Elementary School for four years. Due to the political climate in Casper in the school district, my teaching position was eliminated and I subbed for the next two years while looking for a full time teaching job. Idaho and Washington were the other two states besides Wyoming that we were willing to live in.
My husband and I adopted a dog from the local shelter just over two years ago. I have been training with our dog, Trex, and she has earned to Canine Good Citizen Certificates from the American Kennel Club. She loves to go for walks and car rides and travels longer distances very well. When I am not in my classroom teaching, my husband and I go exploring and take Trex for walks. I can also be found knitting, reading books, or playing in the CSI Symphonic Band.
My mom and three of her siblings, and two of her brother-in-laws attended Twin Falls High School in the 1960s- 1970.
B.A. Psychology
M.A. Special Education
Wendy Layton
Jessica Leavitt
I joined the Bruin staff in 2017. I am currently serving as the TFHS attendance officer.
Cynthia Lincoln
English 9th & 10th
Hi I'm Ms. Lincoln and I love being a Bruin!
Lisa Lowry
Jessica Mathes
English 11/12
I am originally from Salt Lake City, Utah, but I have lived in Twin Falls since 2001. I have been teaching Language Arts at Twin Falls High School since 2011.
B.A. English
University of Utah 1998
Secondary Education Certification
Utah State University, Idaho State University 2009
Ben McMurtry
US History 10/ US History 11
Mr. McMurtry was born in Pocatello, Idaho and raised in Twin Falls. TFHS is truly a great place to be. Great staff, great programs. Having graduated from here in 2008 I have been very grateful for the experiences this school has given me when I was in my youth. I feel privileged for the opportunity to teach and coach here, hoping I can share some of the positive things I experienced in high school with others.
BYU – Idaho
Cassandra Merkley
Algebra Topics/ Algebra II /College Algebra
Hi I'm Ms. Merkely and I am currently teaching Algebra Topics, Algebra 2 and College Algebra. I also coach Volleyball and Track.
Major – Secondary Mathematics, Minor – Coaching
Amanda Moore
Amanda Moore is a committed teacher who takes her love of Earth science into the classroom to inspire students to explore the world around them. In her 10 year of teaching, Amanda does her best to create a learning atmosphere where students are not afraid to try and fail to achieve more than they thought possible. She has an associate of Science in Engineering from Montana Tech of the University of Montana (1998) and a Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education from Idaho State University (2009). Amanda has a great enthusiasm for teaching science concepts and collaborative skills to students
AS Engineering – Montana Tech of the University of Montana
BA Secondary Education – Idaho State University
Ryan Nesmith, Vice Principal
Hello and Welcome to Twin Falls High School! This is my 6th year as Vice-Principal at TFHS. Previously I worked for one year as the Vice-Principal at Burley High School, and before that I taught Science and Spanish in the Kimberly School District. I am a 2003 graduate of Twin Falls High School. I enjoy working with our great staff, and I am proud to be a Bruin. I believe that at Twin Falls High School we promote a culture of high expectations that helps our students to be successful in their future endeavors after high school. I enjoy raising my family in the great Twin Falls community, and look forward to continue working with our students, staff, and patrons. Go Bruins!!!
Mike Oliverson
I have worked for the Twin Falls School District for the past 6 years. I am currently the STEP room supervisor.
B.A. Science-Special Education
Lori Peterson
Hi, My name is Ms. Peterson. This is my first year at Twin Falls High School.
Joni Peterson
This is my third year teaching Freshman Foundations at TFHS. I love it!!!!! The kiddos are great and excited to be a high school student. Most of my students learn to love my 4 goats and 3 cows. The The goats have become our mascots. GREATEST OF ALL TIMES. My two children John and Annie are both TFHS graduates. Each time they come to visit the noticed how some things have not changed since they were students here.
BS in Political Science | Secondary Teaching Certificate
Carrie Ploss, Department Head
Hi I'm Mrs. Ploss and I love being a Bruin! I am the Student Leadership and DECA advisor. GO BRUINS!
Stephanie Pond
Pottery/Drawing & Painting
I grew up in the Magic Valley in Gooding, Idaho. I attended Brigham Young University-Idaho, where I majored in Art Education with a minor in Journalism Education. I teach pottery and drawing/painting at Twin Falls High School and Canyon Ridge High School. I've worked professionally as a graphic designer since 2012, and I own an online photo card company.
I've been married for almost 13 years, and I'm a mommy to three beautiful, little girls. I love summertime, boating, ice-cream, volleyball, Chipotle, and DIY projects. I hate mayonnaise, frogs, organizing my office, and dried-up tubes of paint. My goals for the future include continuing my education, learning to sew, and traveling more.
BYU – I
BS Art Education Minor: Journalism Education
BJ Price
Biology/ Dual Credit Biology
Mr. Price lives in Twin Falls with his wife and two children. He has taught Biology and Dual Credit Biology for 13 years at Twin Falls High School and also coaches volleyball for the Bruins.
BS Kinesiology and Biomechanics
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Lorraine Rapp
Mrs. Rapp has been teaching for 24 years. She is the co-director of the Academy of Finance and the advisor for the student organization, Business Professionals of America. Mrs. Rapp enjoys watching her academy students take their skills and talents from the classroom and apply them in a real world setting through their job shadow and work internship experiences.
BA Business Education
MS Economics Education
Allyn Reynolds
Health/ Sports Medicine
Mr. Reynolds currently teaches Health Education and Sports Medicine at Twin Falls High School. He began teaching at Twin Falls High School in 1986 and has continued to teach in RLC-2 since his start.
Bachelor of Science in Education
Teddy Reynolds, Athletic Director
I grew up in Butte, Montana. I graduated from Butte High School, then earned my B.S. Degree in Elementary Education from Montana State University.
I have been in education 30 years. I started my career as a sixth grade teacher at Navajo Elementary School in Navajo, New Mexico. I spent two years there. I was also an assistant football coach for Navajo Pine High School my first year there, and was the head coach the next year. My family wanted to get back closer to Montana, so I took a seventh grade teaching job at Mount Hall Elementary School in Bonners Ferry, Idaho. I spent the next twelve years teaching eighth grade science. I was an assistant football coach for Bonners Ferry High School for six years, and then the head football coach for seven years. I also coached eighth grade boys basketball, and was the Middle School Athletic Director.
I decided I wanted to become an administrator, so I started my Masters Degree in Educational Leadership at the University of Idaho. I accepted the Assistant Principal/Athletic Director position at Bonners Ferry High School and was in that position for eight years.
I decided it was time for a change, so I accepted the Athletic Director/Vice Principal position at Middleton High School and was there for six years. I accepted the Activities Director position at Twin Falls High School last April and hope to finish my career here.
I have been married to my wife Lori for thirty years. She is the librarian and reading teacher for Robert Stuart Middle School. We have two children. Our daughter Kylee is a nurse for St. Luke's Hospital in Boise and our son Carey is a golf pro and currently works for Verizon in Boise.
When I am not spending time in a gym or supervising an activity, I love to play golf, hunt, and camp whenever possible. I also enjoy attending AD conferences at the national and state level. I am the Section 8 Chairman for the National Emergency Network for the NIAAA. I received my CAA certification in the spring of 2013. I am currently working on my CMAA certification and hope to have that completed by the end of the summer.
Laurie Rierson
Athletic Secretary
Hi- I am Laurie Rierson, currently the Athletic Secretary @ TFHS. I am married with 2 children, one in her 2nd year of college, one in graduate school and one dog, Beau. I was born in Anchorage, AK. to a family of 8 and raised in Idaho Falls, ID. I graduated from Bonneville High School in 1986 and earned my BA Degree from Idaho State University. I enjoy running and doing anything outdoors and lastly, watching my Dallas Cowboys !
James Schwartz
History 9/ US History 11
Hi, I'm Mr. Schwartz and I love being a Bruin. I teach History 9 and US History 11.
Gary Showers
Mr. Showers currently works for Twin Falls High School as a Health Science Instructor, St. Luke's Magic Valley and Memorial Hospital as an Advanced EMT and the College of Southern Idaho as an EMT Lab Technician. Mr. Showers is the Instructor for the following courses: Orientation to Health Occupations, Medical Terminology, and Emergency medial Technician.
BS History
University of Phoenix
MS in Public Administration
Dusty Skidmore
Geometry/Algebra/Algebra Essentials
I was born and raised in Stone, Idaho. I attended Malad High School where I was a three-sport letter winner (Wrestling, Cross Country, and Track). I was also a district FFA president and the Student Body President. I have a wife and three children and also am the Head Wrestling Coach.
BS Major: Mathematics, Minor: Spanish
Mary Sorenson
Freshman Transitions
I was born and raised in southern Virginia and moved to Twin Falls in 2016. I love teaching English 9 and English 9 honors here at Twin Falls High School and consider myself very fortunate to interact daily with such wonderful staff and students. Go Bruins!
B.A. Major: Spanish Education | Minor: English
Tim Stadelmeir, Department Head
Body Development/ Varsity Body Development/ Lifetime Sports
Hi I am Mr. Stadelmeir and I teacher Body Development and Lifetime Sports.
Christa Tackett
Hi, I'm Christa Tackett, I teach Family Consumer Science and I love being a Bruin!
Travis Tarchione
Market Econ/ Freshman Transitions/ Dual Credit Government
This is my 25rd year of teaching and 29th year of coaching baseball. I started out at Salesian High School in Richmond, California. I have taught World History, Government, Honors and Dual Credit Government, PE and Economics in my high school career and also have been a Dean of Students for 5 years. In addition I have designed multiple online courses and taught Western Civilization, World History, Political Science, US History and Teacher Training for the College of Southern Idaho, College of Western Idaho, Idaho State University and Northwest Nazarene. The city of Twin Falls is a great place to live and work. I have been fortunate enough to have two daughters go through the district and both were more than adequately prepared to succeed in two different four year colleges.
Christy Taylor
Hi I'm Ms. Taylor. I love being a Bruin!
Leia Trammel
Principal's Secretary
Cathy Trotter
Job Coordinator
Patti Tucker, Department Head
Chemistry I/ Biology II
Hello! I am Mrs. Patti Tucker and I have been teaching at Twin Falls High School for 15 years. I currently teach Chemistry and Biology II. I really enjoy my career because I love to help students learn!
Bachelor of Science – Secondary Education – Life Science
Minors – Physical Science and Math
Vernon Ursenbach
I am happy to be back in the Twin Falls area. Back in the 1970's, I attended Morningside Elementary School. In the early 1980's, I entered college working towards a theatrical arts degree. After a long career as an actor, I started my teaching career in Wyoming where I taught Sophomore College Preparation English in Evanston, Wyoming. I have 8 children, 2 were diagnosed with autism. Out of concern for them and others, I returned to school to earn my Master's degree in special education. I then started teaching within a self-contained behavior classroom in Rawlins, Wyoming. I've been helping and teaching students with a disability since 2005. In 2014, I moved my family back to Twin Falls and started teaching in the S.T.E.P. classroom at Twin Falls High School. It has been a delight being back home and around family again. I am currently working on another Master's degree. This time it is in educational administration.
Julie Veselka
English 9/Freshman Transitions
Born and raised on a ranch in Indian Valley, ID
Have 2 older brothers: Harmon – Mechanical Engineer for INL and Charles – Soil Conservationist for USDA
Have 4 older sisters: Maggie, Helen, and Jane – Stay-at-home-moms and Sarah – Hobby Lobby Fabric Dept.
Have 7 Nephews: Jaxson, Rylan, Mckade, Noah, Hank, Sam, and Tyree
Have 5 Neices: Macie, Grace, Maddie, Lilly, and Kadence
Birthday : October 29
Love Cooking, Reading, Writing, Music, Road Trips, etc.
Brigham Young University – Idaho
B.S. English and History Education
Samantha Victorine
I am a 2001 TFHS alumni and returned in 2018 as the attendance secretary. I'm proud to be back!
Dan Vogt, Principal
I was raised near Caldwell, ID and graduated from Vallivue High School. I went on to attend Northwest Nazarene University and earned a B.A. in Social Science Education and completed a Master's Degree in Educational Leadership from the college of Idaho.
I have taught and coached for 5 years at West Jr. High School in Nampa, ID, 6 years at Dinuba High School in Dinuba, CA and 11 years at Twin Falls High School. Before I entered into administration , I was a counselor at Jerome High School. I have been a vice-principal at Twin Falls High School for 8 years and presently completing my sixth year as principal. My hobbies include being a huge sports fan and enjoying the outdoors.
My wife and I have two married children and one grandson.
Shawna Volle
I was born and raised in southern Nebraska and moved to Twin Falls in 2000. I love teaching Special Education here at Twin Falls High School and consider myself very fortunate to interact daily with such wonderful staff and students. Go Bruins!
BS Major: Criminal Justice Administration
American Board for Certification of Teacher Excellence
Endorsements in Exceptional Child (K-12)
Sue Wade, Instructional Coach
After ten years as a secondary English teacher and coach of women's athletics in Idaho's public schools, Sue Wade spent ten years supervising K-12 student teachers for Boise State University. She received her undergraduate degree from the College of Idaho in Health/PE while minoring in English and Psychology. With an Athletic Administration master's degree from Idaho State University, Sue has coached in various educational and transformational environments throughout the western U.S. As a seventh year instructional coach for the Twin Falls School District, she enjoys working with teachers at Twin Falls and Magic Valley High Schools.
Shaun Walker, Vice Principal
Hello, my name is Shaun Walker and I'm an Assistant Principal at Twin Falls High School. This is my 18th year at TFHS and I have enjoyed every minute.
Carolyn Weister
Amy Wicks
English 12/Reading 180
Hi I am Mrs. Wicks and I am originally from Lewiston, Idaho and I am a Mother of two.
Lewis-Clark State College
Ron Withers
Born in Moscow, Idaho.
Married and has six children.
Enjoys running, reading, writing, hiking, camping, travel, and sailing.
B.S. Spanish teaching major – Speech teaching minor.
M.Ed. Educational Administration
Joe Woodland
I am a graduate of Twin falls High.
I went to Ricks College (BYU-Idaho)
for Manufacturing and Welding Technology.
I have been a certified Welder for 30 years.
Doug Woods
History 9/ History 10
I was born In Lewiston Idaho. Raised in Council Idaho. My family has been in Idaho before it was a state. That is where I got my love for History, listening to great aunts and uncles.
B.S. Geography, Minor History
Masters in Curriculum Instruction
Candace Wright
AP Calculus/ AP Physics/ Astro Physics
I grew up in Tucson, Arizona. I earned my undergraduate degree in Physics from Princeton University and my doctorate in Astronomy from Boston University. After working as a civilian researcher on an air force base, I moved to Idaho in 2003. I have been teaching at TFHS ever since, and I love being a Bruin! When I am not at school, I enjoy spending time outdoors biking, hiking, and skiing with my family.
A.B. Physics
Ph.D. Astronom


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Frozen 2 Trailer Drops, Takes Us To The Mysterious Beyond
So…I unironically still love Frozen. Elsa is by far my favorite Disney animated character, and 'Let It Go' is one of my most listened to songs still. Yes, I'm one of the idiots who never got sick of it. And given the sheer massive success of the first film, can we take a minute to appreciate the fact that it took them six years to pump out a sequel? I remember the dark days of the direct to video plague Eisner wrought in the late 90's and early 2000's, to not follow up on their biggest success with anything but two shorts (the latter of which should not have opened for Coco, but that's a conversation for a different time) is an impressive show of restraint.
Now then, what're we seeing? What's Frozen 2 going to be about? Well…I'm not entirely sure. The trailer for the first movie was entirely uninformative, and they appear to want to keep that up, albeit with some concessions due to us knowing who is who in this plot now. We open with Elsa attempting to run across a storm, freezing the ocean beneath her, only for her ice to crack, dropping her into the water where she meets a horse with glowing eyes made from water. It looks at her for a moment, then leaves and she hurries to the surface for air.
From there we cut to seemingly all the trolls rolling down a mountain to speak to Elsa. Their leader tells Elsa that she must travel north to find out the truth about the past, later confiding in Anna that they always feared that Elsa was too powerful for this world, but now fear that she's not powerful enough, though Anna vows to protect her.
We see disjointed bits for the rest of the trailer, some impressive pieces of magic that don't seem to be Elsa's doing, Anna and Olaf go down a waterfall that I hope is a shout out to Maelstrom (the ride at EPCOT the Frozen ride replaced), and all the leads disappear into a wall of mist before we cut to Elsa hiding from a truly massive rock creature that looks rather similar to her aggressive snow creature.
And…yeah, that's what's there! It did a good job of hyping me up at least, of exploring the story without revealing too much, but I won't lie, I don't know how much it will do for anyone who hasn't seen the first. Admittedly, Disney is probably banking on enough people having seen the first to not need to play catch up, but still, a little odd.
Image and video courtesy of Walt Disney Animation
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On Acting Podcast: David Lewis
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David James Lewis was born and raised in Vancouver, Canada. As a child his parents took him to the drive-in to watch Jaws. Not only was he scarred mentally from entering the water for the next decade, he was also bitten by the movie bug. Upon leaving high school he was lucky enough to step into the film and television world that was exploding in Vancouver. Starting out in commercials, he worked his way up the ladder ea rning small parts in local independent movies and series such as The X Files, Stargate and The Outer Limits.
In 1999, he was the lead in Shoes Off, which won the Cannes Film Award for best short film. Over the years, highlights include working with Harrison Ford, Paul Giamatti, Ben Affleck and William H. Macy on films such as Door to Door, The Day the Earth Stood Still, Paycheck and the juggernaut that was Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever. He has written and directed a number of short films including Stalled and Theatrics. He is currently working hard because his children are miniature money vacuums. ◊
The On Acting Podcast is an interview where actors discuss what they've worked on and, more importantly, how they work and what it's like to be an actor. See previous On Acting Podcasts here.
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There are a lot of different reasons that people end up moving. If you have to do a military move using pods storage can be very helpful. The government will reimburse families that are asked to move for military reasons. Other reasons for moving include a new job opportunity or transfer and using moving pods can make that move much easier for 44 percent of people that have relocated.
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I hate doing it, all the cleaning you have to do and everything. You spend a whole week cleaning your old place so it is not in shambles when the next person moves in…and then you get to your new place and the old tenant did not clean anything!
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Cape Epic Blog
John and Joel finished stage 4 in 12. They are hanging in at 11 in the GC. https://www.cape-epic.com/teams/2017/9503/alchemist-mountain-flyer
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John Bliss Cape Epic Blog: Day 1 in Cape Town
Mar 15, 2017 Brian Riepe Category: Blog
3.12.17 / John Bliss Cape Epic Blog: Holy Shit, We're Heading to the Cape Epic!
Sparkplugs in their Mouths
The Morning – As Inspector Clousseau was fond of saying, "we have arrive –ed". 19 hours of traveling from Denver through London's Heathrow airport, a quick exit through Cape Town Customs, grab our bike boxes and we were met by a quiet middle aged woman with smiling, warm eyes, Leeny. She brought us to our driver, a GQ model like-looking young guy with rapid fire chatter, a tour guide's monologue of what we were seeing, and into the traffic we plunged.
But this traffic was notably different – down the miles of cars inching along to work in the city, along the center divider, were hordes of black men in packs, meth heads, he said, slowly and methodically scanning each car. They walked with a swagger like they owned this highway. Our driver said they were looking for single woman with handbags in the front seat to rob. They do this in full view of the traveling masses, he said, in broad daylight, typically during rush hour when cars are moving slowly. "Too many of them and not enough police."
"I tell my wife everyday to put her purse in the boot, but she won't listen," he says with a pained expression. "She says, I put it in the center console so they can't reach it from the driver window." He tells her, "But they break the front window and pull it right out." He tells me to look closely at their mouths. "You will see a spark plug in their teeth." I did. "That's so when they jump on the hood, they press the spark plug to the window and it shatters." We did not witness this, but he said he had. "Dorothy, we're not in Kansas anymore," I thought.
On the other side of the highway were encampments, shanty towns. 20×20 ft. corrugated square boxes. No windows. District 9 without aliens.
The Afternoon – We walked around our hotel, the Southern Sun Waterfront, to get the jet lag out of our legs and found a bike shop, The Handle Bar, with an espresso bar. The bike owner, a skinny, narrow slope-shouldered dude that looked like a former pro roadie, said we could ride to the local mountain biking "tracks", a national park called Table Mountain. He said it's a steep road climb and then you'll hit "tar roads" and jeep trails. He wasn't kidding on the steep road part. Thirty minutes of continuous climbing and 2500 feet of gain and we arrived at Table Mountain. A breathtaking view of Cape Town harbor, a gentle warm breeze, 82 degrees. It felt and looked like I was back in Hawaii where I grew up. Every rider we ran into was warm, helpful, smiling, interested in our story but quick to say they weren't fit enough to do the Cape. Even a guy who dropped us on several of the climbs riding a single speed said he wasn't up for it. Shit, I thought, what have we gotten ourselves into?
The descent back into downtown Cape Town at 4pm was in rush hour. It wasn't for the faint of heart. It required every ounce of street smarts. Cars coming at you from every direction and of course our instincts were wrongly tuned to driving on the right. When you need to make split second decisions, this isn't helpful.
They had intermittent bike lanes, big green things, but they were effectively short term parking for many delivery trucks and cabs. Pulling around them in traffic was the gut check moment because it was one lane only in each direction. At one point, a car on my left and a car on my right wanted to switch in front of me, squeezing me down the middle with a foot on either side of my ergon grips separating me from their front car doors. At least one guy said he was sorry as he cut me off. We managed to make it back to the hotel intact. I found myself pining for the safety of singletrack.
From shanties to Paradise, what a bookend of experiences.
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PlayStation continues to dominate Xbox and Nintendo as gaming ads ramp up for December
Eleanor Semeraro, iSpot.tv
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Y'all really like watching commercials for PlayStation games, as Sony has again has more TV ad impressions than any other video game publisher in the U.S.
GamesBeat has partnered with iSpot.tv, the real-time TV ad measurement company with attention and conversion analytics from more than seven million smart TVs, to bring you a monthly report on the TV ad impressions generated by the gaming industry's biggest campaigns. These are the ads, and by extension the games, that game makers are putting major muscle behind.
Below are the top five most-seen gaming industry brands from October 16 through November 15.
TV ad impressions in the gaming space exploded during the period measured, up from 2.9 billion last time to over 6 billion. Overall, 33 companies ran 135 spots over 27,700 times with an estimated spend of $125.6 million. PlayStation maintained a strong lead with nearly a third of the industry's impressions, followed by Xbox and Nintendo.
PlayStation captured 1.8 billion of the industry's impressions with 18 commercials that aired over 5,500 times. "Call of Duty: WWII: Winter Front" was the most-seen spot with 228.7 million impressions. PlayStation ads racked up top impression counts on ESPN, Fox, and Adult Swim, and during programming including NFL football, NBA basketball, and the 2017 World Series.
Xbox maintained its place at No. 2 by running nine spots over 3,400 times, which generated 1.2 billion impressions. The ad with the most impressions (657.4 million) was "Feel True Power," featuring music from Kanye West. Xbox got its ads in front of a male-skewing, sports-loving crowd by running on Fox, ESPN, and NBC, to name three of the networks it prioritized, and during specific programming including NFL football, the 2017 World Series, and episodes of The Walking Dead.
Once again Nintendo came in third place, this time with 23 commercials that aired over 6,100 times and racked up over 1 billion impressions. The company's most-seen ad was "Super Mario Odyssey: Jump Up, Super Star!" with 189.3 million impressions. Among the networks Nintendo prioritized: Disney Channel, Nick, and MTV; among the specific programming: SpongeBob SquarePants, NBA basketball, and The Loud House.
Bethesda Softworks is back on the ranking at No. 4 after some time off. The company ran three spots over 3,600 times, which resulted in nearly 647 million impressions. The most-seen ad (553.4 million impressions) was "Havoc," promoting Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. Bethesda Softworks prioritized AMC, Fox, and Syfy when it came to networks and The Walking Dead, the 2017 World Series, and NFL football when it came to specific programming.
Ubisoft took fifth place with 291.4 million impressions from seven commercials that aired 957 times. "South Park: The Fractured but Whole: Masked" was the ad with the most impressions (112.1 million). The networks generating the most impressions for Ubisoft included ESPN, Adult Swim, and Comedy Central, while the top programming included NFL football, Family Guy, and South Park.


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Brighter headlights for Nissan Versa shouldn't be a problem
By Bob Weber, Chicago Tribune
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Cars get the final inspection in the assembly line of the March and Versa models at Nissan's Industrial Complex in Resende, 160 km west of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Februrary 3, 2015. The Nissan plant in Brazil will be able to produce 200,000 cars and utility vehicles per year. The company aims to achieve 5 percent of the market share by 2016 in Brazil, the fourth largest automotive market in the world. (YASUYOSHI CHIBA/AFP via Getty Images)
Q: I've never had good night vision and have always replaced my standard headlight bulbs with brighter ones. I recently took my 2016 Nissan Versa to the dealer for service and asked about replacement bulbs. The tech told me that it couldn't be done because it would short out the battery.
I've never had a problem with this in any other car. Can you please advise me on this?
— L.Z., Chicago
A: Short out the battery? I have never heard of such a thing. Your car uses a number H11 bulb available from various companies. Sylvania, for instance, offers the H11 bulb of various brightness (and cost). Their brightest is the zXe line.
Q: I recently read about G.W. of Chicago who owns 2019 Subaru Forester direct-injection engine. There are a couple of things that can be done, proactively, to avoid and remove some valve deposits, including the use of Top Tier gasoline or an aftermarket additive containing P.E.A. (polyether amine) a.k.a. Techron or others.
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Using the additive every 7,000-10,000 miles (about every second oil change) should mitigate issues and reduce, eliminate and sometimes clean most deposit build-up. This will help avoid tearing the engine down. Using this regimen also keeps the injectors clean, allowing them to atomize fuel and improve mileage. Concerns of water vapor (moisture) and potential oil vapor are addressed by engine management systems and driving. Their effect can be mitigated by allowing the engine to warm up and driven to burn off as things reach normal operating temperatures.
— T.W., Mokena, Ill.
A: T.W. is a long-time chemist in the automotive field and one I have called on frequently to help us answer readers' questions. By the way, amines are molecules that feature nitrogen, which may be a clue to gasoline brands that advertise having them, such as Shell, Chevron (Texaco), BP and more. Look for Top Tier brands.
Q: Here in Pennsylvania we do yearly inspections both for the vehicle's roadworthiness and emissions. I was caught off guard the other day with an anomaly in a Bridgestone tire that had 16,000 miles on it. The inspector found a tiny nail on the inner edge of the tire and would not pass it and said it could not be repaired. So, $150 later I'm back in service.
Just curious if you think this was legitimate from the local Toyota dealership?
— J.M., Allentown, Pa.
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A: What you call the edge is properly known as the shoulder of the tire. Punctures in the shoulder should not be repaired. The area between the shoulders — the part of the tire that meets the road — may be repaired.
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You are standing on a field. The Sun is shining bright and birds are singing. If you go left then jump to section #2, if you turn right then go to #3.
You arrived to the cave of the Hungry Dragon. He eats you so you die. Game over.
You found a beautiful princess. You merry her and you are living forever in happiness. You won.


South Indian cinematography has come a long way from historic classical movies to record break Baghubali movies. With over thousands of films are produced per annum, south Indian movies are dubbed into multiple languages. South Indian movies are gaining popularity in Japan, China, and many countries. India has become a global film business, where more and more audience gets attracted to south Indian movie.
Here are the top 20 south dubbed Hindi movies to watch.
.Dynamite is a popular south Indian movie, which was released recently. This movie received mixed reviews yet gained hugely in the box office. Owing to its success, the popular director dubbed the movie in Hindi. The story cast of Dynamite revolves around an actor who goes on a date with her girlfriend. Unfortunately, the girl was caught and kidnapped by a gang. Later, Shivaji takes immediate steps to find her girlfriend. Dynamite is the popular south Indian Hindi dubbed movie of the year.
Next, to the Dynamite, Rudra Tandava ranks as 19th on the list. Rudra Tandava is an excellent south Indian thriller movie, which was later dubbed in Hindi. If you want to enjoy watching the thriller move with your friends, then this is the best choice. The story cast of Rudra Tandava revolves around a young man Shivaji, whose brother is tortured and killed by a gang. Shivaji's Family approached the police but they didn't help them find out the gangster. With this in mind, Shivaji's father vows to take revenge against the gangster.
Duvvuada Jagannadham is yet another interesting south Indian movie to watch these trendy days. Allu Arjun takes the leading role and Pooja Hedge is her girlfriend. The plot revolves around a young man who goes to help people. On seeing his helping tendency, the police seek his help to the fight against the crime in the society.
The Great Father is one of the latest addition to the South Indian movie Industry. It's a Malayalam movie dubbed in Hindi. Mammootty stars as David Nainan. Her 10-year-old daughter was harassed and his wife was devastated. David decides to find the criminal and vows to take revenge against the criminal.
Kadambam is a Tamil horror movie released recently. The movie revolves around a businessperson who tries to destroy the forest area and village. Arya and Catherine Tresa take the leading role. Arya finds the way to stop the businessperson.
Golimaar 2 is a popular Kannada Movie, which is one of the best movie dubbed in Hindi. Nithya Memon and Sudeep take the lead role. The plot revolves around the actor, Sudeep who is a robber and a real estate agent as well. Sai Ravi, who finds a way to catch him and bring him justice.
If you want to watch a movie that features action, thrill, and horror, then this is the best movies to watch. Raheem saves a blind man but was killed by a gang. Later, the police decided to close the file and declare it as a suicide. Seeing this incident, Raheem's wife calls a CID officer to reveal the truth and bring her justice.
The movie stars N.T Ramo Rao, Samantha, Janatha Garage, Akkineni. Janatha Garage movie revolves around the young man who attends a seminar in Hyderabad where he meets Sathyam who runs a free organization for motivating the distressed people.
Raaja Kumara is a record-breaking Kannada film. Owing to its success, the film was dubbed in Hindi. Popular stars include Prakash Raj, Priya Anand, and Puneet Rajkumar plays the lead role.
Dhruva is yet an interesting south Indian movie, which was released recently. The plot revolves around an IPS officer who reveals some criminal network in the city. He decides to block the entire criminal network so he takes immediate steps. Since it is difficult to stop the crimes, he faced many challenges and difficulties in his journey.
Sillunu Oru Kaadhal is an evergreen Tamil movie for youngsters. Jothika and Surya play the main role. In this movie, Surya fell in love with a college Junior. They had good times together. However, Surya Married Jothiga for the request of his relatives. The couple lived happily and blessed with a child. Surya keeps a personal diary where he shares his past life. On seeing his diary, Jyothi felt sad and wanted Surya to meet his girlfriend. What happens next? Just watch this lovely Hindi dubbed movie.
Pournami features excellent music and classical dance. Prabhu Deva directs the Choreography thus making it one of the top 10 south Indian classical movies. The plots revolve around a village, which experienced terrible drought. To survive in the environment, a dancer decides to dance day and dusk in front of Lord Shiva so that God could have to make rain.
Iruvar is a classical & political movie directed by an Excellent director Mani Ratnam. The story defines the life of Tamil politicians. Aishwarya Rai plays the lead role. From the entire film, you can easily observe Tamilians and how their life, love, friendship was made.
Varsham is a Hindi dubbed movie, which comes with the blend of love & Romance. The story depicts the pure love of two young people. The actor and actress meet each other during rain and falling in love. Actress's father is a greedy man who ignores her daughter's love and tortured her to marry a rich man. The actor does anything to save his girlfriend from the evil hand. Varsham received many awards for music, dance, choreography and much more.
Raavanan is one of the top 10 best south Hindi Dubbed Movies, which was released in the year 2010. It features mesmerizing music composed by A.R Rahman and directed by Mani Ratnam. A beautiful classical movie has spectacular scenes and excellent story. As the name suggest this movie depicts the epic Ramayanam.
If you want to enjoy watching a movie that comes with the blend of comedy and romance, Kanchana 2 is recommended. It's of kind of horror movie directed by Raghava Lawrence. It was released in the year 2011, later dubbed in Telugu under the same name. Owing to its success, Kanchana 2 was dubbed in Hindi.
Karthik took the dual role in Kashmora. The movie received mixed reviews. It's a kind of horror movies, which was dubbed in Hindi. The movie stars Karthi, Nayanthara, and Sridevi. Dream Warrior Pictures produced this movie. Santhosh Narayana composed this song. The film features 6 tracks in the movie.
.Chandra Mukhi is a popular horror movie for Tamilians. Superstar Rajinikanth, Jothika, Prabhu and Vadivelu plays a lead role in this movie. The movie plot revolves around chandramukhi who is a gorgeous dancer of the kingdom. Chandramukhi fell in love with another dancer. Later, the king came to know their pure love and killed her in front of his empire. After listening to her life story, Jothika had started to behave like Chandramukhi and soon she learned to dance and speak all languages. Being a psychologist, Rajinikanth revealed the truth and helped their family.
Arundhati is one of the best Telugu horror movie, which was released in the year 2009. It gained fame and positive reviews. This horror movie was box office success thus it is dubbed in Hindi. Anushka plays a lead role and contributed much effort to the movie. This movie was dubbed in Hindi under the name Arundhati –Ek- Anokhi Kahani. The movie was again dubbed in Bengali.
Our top pick for the list is Baghubali 2, which is a well known south Indian movies dubbed in multiple language. After the ultimate success of Baghubali 1, the whole Indians were eagerly waiting for the answer ' why kattapa has killed Baghubali'. The conclusion is really worth to watch any time. This classical movie grossed 500 crores in Box office.


We use a repeated survey of an Italian bank?s clients to test whether investors? risk aversion increases following the 2008 financial crisis. We find that both a qualitative and a quantitative measure of risk aversion increases substantially after the crisis. After considering standard explanations, we investigate whether this increase might be an emotional response (fear) triggered by a scary experience. To show the plausibility of this conjecture, we conduct a lab experiment. We find that subjects who watched a horror movie have a certainty equivalent that is 27% lower than the ones who did not, supporting the fear-based explanation. Finally, we test the fear-based model with actual trading behavior and find consistent evidence.


Like stepping in to a time machine back to the 1950s, Cuba combines year-round sun with natural beauty. Incorporating coastal tourist hotspots with rugged mountain ranges and tobacco fields this Caribbean island makes the perfect last minute break.
After a comfortable 10 hours of sitting back with a film and a glass of wine you'll land in Cuba.
Once you've dropped your bags off in your room at the hotel of your choosing, you'll be minutes away from sandy toes and the relaxing crash of waves against Cuba's many kilometres of unspoilt coastline.
Cuba is rich in seaside resorts, each one perfect for that last minute break. For a lazy doze on the beach, look no further than Cayo Coco, a stunning island just off the mainland, so unspoilt and rife with natural beauty you'll feel like an explorer on an uncharted paradise – albeit one with all the amenities you could desire.
Just off the north-western coast of Cayo Coco is the tiny island of Cayo Guillermo. A handful of hotels are dotted across the island which makes up part of the coral reef of the northern coast of the country.
Travel further up the coast towards Havana and you'll find Cayo Santa Maria, another one of the many smaller islands which combine to create the Jardines del Rey archipelago, or Gardens of the King. Cayo Santa Maria has a road bridge connecting it to the mainland, so if you fancy some island living with the ease of a short drive to the mainland, Cayo Santa Maria may just be for you.
The year-round average temperature in Cuba is a sizzling 30°C to 35°C, meaning whenever you get that short notice opportunity to get away you can book knowing you'll be going back home with a tan. Last minute bargains can be secured anywhere from eight weeks in advance, but make sure you check what's included in the price of your holiday, you might need to apply for a visa too.
If you're looking for a last minute escape but aren't sure where in the Caribbean, you could also try reggae and rum-soaked Jamaica, the vibrant and often luxurious Dominican Republic or leafy and peaceful Aruba.
However, Cuba might have grabbed your attention, if so, read our travel guide for more information on booking a holiday on this sunny island. And read on for details of some of Cuba's brilliant last minute hotels.
The well-appointed hotel complex of Melia Cayo Guillermo will take care of all of your needs during your stay on the island of Cayo Guillermo. As part of the All Inclusive package it boasts seven bars and multiple a la carte and buffet restaurant options, including access to other sites within the company. Right on El Paso Beach, there's a large pool, a roster of sports and activities plus kids' clubs.