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Articles about tradition (0-50 of 7369)
- How To Bear Such Love For Girls
By: Sanmanthe | - One female colleague working in Shenzhen fell in love with a guy who was still pursuing his postgraduate study. Each holiday, the boyfriend would come to Shenzhen from the remote college, only to meet her in person. She was moved at the beginning, but she then discovered that each time during his visit, she had to spend lots of money on clothes, meal and recreation, etc. and almost all the expense is on her. Afterwards, he even began to beg for living expense.
On one hand, she ...
Tags: Love, Money, Man, Tradition
- Simple Homemade Christmas Ornaments
By: Richard Cunningham | - One of the great things about Christmas is of course decorating the tree. It's a special time of year when the tree arrives in the home and whole family gets to come together to decorate it.
Of course, this also means pulling out all the old Christmas ornaments and getting them together, untangling the lights, and hoping that the angel from years past didn't get moldy or break. While all this is wonderful and really allows you to spread the holiday cheer, this year I have a diffe ...
Tags: jewelery, shopping, tradition
- Family Thanksgiving Tradition
By: Matt LeClair | - November is one of my favorite months out of the entire year because it represents the month during which the entire family gathers for a wonderful holiday centered around a magnificent feast. This holiday is known as Thanksgiving. We have a family tradition that is carried out during this special occasion and Id like to share a little bit about what that tradition.
Our family loves to cook, and we take pride in the meal that is prepared every year for the Thanksgiving feast. ...
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- The Typical Dishes Of The Venetian Cuisine
By: Martina Meneghetti | - Veneto is one of the Italian regions that can better conjugate the ancient recipes with the experimentation of new tastes. The venetian cuisine is also one of the richest of the whole peninsula, joining together both the more poor foods as legumes, vegetables, rice and pasta, and most popular foods such as meat, sausages and fish, which remains the most consumed food.
There are many fish typical of this cuisine, both of sea water and fresh water; we just have to think about ...
Tags: typical dish, venetian cuisine, restaurant in padova, tradition
- Fanie - Artist Of The Family Spirit
By: Batanai | - Fanie - Artist of the family spirit
Fanuel Mutemasango is a South African of Shona descent.
Fanie specialises in abstract stone sculptures, working in Verdite and Africa Stone.
His joy is in creating pieces depicting the family, unity and togetherness.
In Shona culture, life closely revolves around deep family relationships. Everyone shares with one another and finds peace through the love of all.
Fanie teaches us about Ukama ...
Tags: Abstract stone sculptures, Africa Stone, African tradition,
- Traditions And Superstitions Surrounding Wedding Garters
By: Jennifer Mills | - Today, the tradition of tossing wedding garters out into the crowd of single men at a wedding is a fun and lighthearted activity that this practiced at most modern weddings. However, this centuries old tradition was once a bit brutal and even dangerous for the bride. In the Middle Ages, superstitions were rampant and commonly practiced by people of all classes. Life was difficult back then, so any bit of luck was thought to be a precious commodity that people would aggressively pursue. One of th ...
Tags: wedding garters, bridal garter, wedding tradition,
- The Elephant And Monkey Puzzle Of Thailand
By: Christine Oatley | - Ling, the Monkey
Thailand's love of the monkey is probably best illustrated by the epic tale of the Ramakien. The Ramakien is a myth of genuinely historic proportions, but the main story concerns Prince Rama and his search for his beloved wife, Princess Sita, who has been kidnapped by an evil ten-headed demon called Ravana. Throughout the story our hero is aided by monkeys and most notably the magical white-faced monkey-general Hanuman and his army. With Hanuman's help Prince Rama ...
Tags: Thailand, elephant, monkey, ling, chang, history, tradition,
- Christmas Ornaments- A Beautiful Tradition
By: realstorm | - Christmas is the time for celebration, blessings and merry making. Christmas also calls for plenty of presents and sweets. Amongst all this festivity and cheer Christmas further signifies certain customs and traditions. One of which is the presentation of Christmas ornaments. Well, we all know about baptism and christening gifts. Not many of us know about the tradition of giving special Christmas ornaments to the new born on the sacred occasion of his or her first Christmas. Generally this tradi ...
Tags: Christmas, Ornaments, Tradition, Celebration, Presents
- Baton Rouge"s Cajun And Creole Cuisines
By: David H Urmann | - Although very cosmopolitan, Baton Rouge is pleased of its Cajun and Creole roots. It is very evident in its lip smacking Creole and Cajun food.
Baton Rouge is Louisiana States capital city. It is also the biggest city of the state and is situated in the southeastern part along the Mississippi River. Since the city is overlooking the Mississippi delta, tourists can journey on a riverboat or gaze at the romantic sunset. The mix traditions and cultures of the English, Spanish, and Fr ...
Tags: Louisiana, Mississippi River, Cajun and Creole tradition, Dishes, Nova Scotia, Style of Cooking, Roux
- What Your Choice In Baby Names Really Says About You
By: Michelle Brunetti | - The little stick turned blue and it became official. You're havin' a baby, which means the race is now on for choosing the best name possible. You hit the 'net, buy the books, and begin scrambling to assemble your list of potentials. The ground rules are clear - you each retain veto power to ensure your child doesn't get saddled with the name of that stalker you had in college or the stripper your husband frequented during his early-20s dry spell. You're both determined to pick the most perfect ...
Tags: baby, parents, artist, tradition, hip, pop culture, counter culture, baby names, kid names
- African Theme Weddings With A Heart For Africa
By: Jason Hennessey | - There is nothing as pleasantly gratifying as being experimental with themes that are a bit out of the ordinary during your wedding. A pleasantly themed wedding will leave a lasting memory in the mind of your guests and friends and in you as well. It is all in the spirit of being out of the ordinary and a cut above the rest, which leaves no room for your big day to pass as just another wedding.
There are plenty of themes to choose from some ranging from sentimental to symbolism and ...
Tags: wedding, wedding planning, cultural weddings, African marriage, African theme weddings, theme weddings, African wedding tradition
- Understanding The Application Of Kata
By: Calasanz Martinez | - Training in a traditional martial arts school means that you regularly practice something called kata. Kata (or forms) is a series of martial arts techniques arranged in a manner that simulates a fight against one or many imaginary opponents. While performing a kata, you move, block, strike and counterattack to ward off opponents coming at you from different directions. There are katas at every belt level, starting with very basic techniques and advancing to the more complicated black-belt for ...
Tags: karate, kata, bunkai, forms, importance, tradition
- How To Afford That Special Engagement Ring
By: Devora Witts | - Purchasing that special engagement ring is an important part of the marriage proposal tradition. Though some traditions are dying nowadays, this particular one still prevails as a sign of love and commitment. But engagement rings can be really expensive and affording one can sometimes be difficult. Here are some tips to aid you purchase the engagement ring that you desire.
In order to purchase an engagement ring, if you do not have the money saved for that purpose, you will either ...
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- Hanoi: Chu Dong Tu Festival: From 7 To 9 March 2009
By: Michele de Capitani | - The Chu Dong Tu Festival, which attracts every years many pilgrims, as well as tourists coming from all over the world, in meant to remind us of Chu Dong Tu, a very important figure of Vietnamese culture, as he is believed to be the first who introduced agriculture in the Vietnamese society. According to the legend, the third King of the Hung dynasty had a daughter, princess Tien Dung, who, instead of getting married, decided to travel to admire the countrys beautiful sights. During one ...
Tags: hanoi, event, celebration, festival, culture, tradition, dance, music
- Holiday In Rome: The Dream To Live And Breathe The History
By: Michele de Capitani | - Rome, capital of Italy, is one of Italys most beautiful cities, full with wonderful, unique monuments. Rome is a city to visit at your leisure not to miss every single beauty of the city.
In this city there are really several monuments, Rome is really unique in its genre. We start from the Imperial Forum and the Roman Forum. Going on we arrive at the Saints Cosma and Damiano Basilica, the Church of Saint Roman Frances, and in the end one of the symbol of Rome, the Coliseu ...
Tags: holiday, tourism, travel, monument, place to see, where to sleep, where to eat, roman tradition, roman church
- Venice: Carnival, From 14 To 24 February 2009
By: Michele de Capitani | - The origin of Venice carnival, which is particularly heartfelt both by locals and by tourists, dates back centuries: the first document in which the term carnival is explicitly used and connected to the idea of public entertainment was written in 1094, while the first official edict asserting that Carnival was to be considered a public holiday was written in 1296. In that period it was probably necessary for the Serenissima republic to give its citizens, in particular to the lowest classes, the ...
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- Tourism In Venice, Visit The City, Holiday And Traditions
By: Michele de Capitani | - Venice is considered one of Italys most beautiful cities. The city of Venice really abounds with traditions and must-see places.
As first thing we have to highlight the famous Venice Carnival: it is a great feast, among the most ancient ones of the city, that after so many years, thousands of tourists from all over the world come to admire staying in the various Venice hotels. Another ancient tradition is the the Sensa Feast-day, it is celebrated in May during the period ...
Tags: tourism, travel, hotel venice, venice holiday, venice tradition
- Traditions: Are They Beneficial Or Harmful?
By: Donald Fishgrab | - Tradition is a major component of most religious group's beliefs and practices. Church services are conducted along specific guidelines and rituals. Some sing specific songs at a particulsar time. One group will allow Deacons or elders to run the church while others insist that is the Pastor's sole prerogative and others use a democratic system. What is taught is based on tradition in many churches. Such traditions are to be found in every church, and are often held to make worship more sat ...
Tags: Tradition, Doctrine
- The Streets Of The Bolognese Cribs
By: Sylvia | - Christmas is coming, and like every year, the dreadful moment of Christmas gifts is approaching too.
This year I have decided to do all the shopping while enjoying a weekend visiting a new town.
As I collected information about Italian towns, I discovered that Bologna boasts a very important and interesting Nativity tradition.
The Cribs meaning goes back to the Etruscan and Latin culture in the figure of Lari, the deceased ancestors who, according to Roman t ...
Tags: Christmas, Nativity tradition, Crib, Cribs meaning
- Christmas Traditions Around The World With A Twist
By: Dr Karen | - Christmas season is something that is enjoyed in almost all parts of the world and each country has their own set of traditions; some are very similar while others are unique. Then there are some that are downright strange.
Aside from the country and culture specific traditions, there is also the set of family or personal traditions. A really different Christmas tradition is a very Old Norwegian one. It was an old belief that on the eve of Christmas witches and bad spirits would come abou ...
Tags: christmas, tradition, festival, boomer year book
- Bangkok"s Best Airport Hotels
By: David H Urmann | - Bangkok is the capital city of Thailand. It is known to be the business center of the country. They have great and cheap airport hotels around.
Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is one of the most visited cities in the world. The city has a modern and westernized look. Malls and buildings are well-lighted and glittering. They have unique Thai cuisines you would truly love. Experience the traditional Thai massage during your stay. It is very rejuvenating.
Thailand ...
Tags: Grand Palace, Suvarnabhumi Airport, Swisstel tradition, Best Spa in the World, Cantonese Cuisine
- The True Meaning Of Christmas
By: Shawn Wilson | - I think many of us myself included have forgotten what exactly this time of the year means or was there ever a proper definition to the meaning of Christmas? I realize not everyone is into Christmas, many of you for religious reasons don't celebrate this time of the year but that doesn't mean we all can't think about what this time of the year means.
I for one am not religious by any means all of that aside I do love this time of the year and always refer to it as Christmas. Agai ...
Tags: christmas, holidays, hanukkah, giving, donations, tradition
- The Trails Of Lights: A Holiday Tradition In Austin
By: Dena Davis | - The Trails of Lights: A Holiday Tradition in Austin
Every year as Christmas approaches, workers start preparing for the extensive Trail of Lights celebration that has been a holiday tradition in Zilker Park in Austin, Texas since 1965. For an entire mile you can walk or take a miniature train ride through multitudes of lighting displays and props set up to show you every side of Christmas, and several more entertaining scenes. The Rainbow tunnel starts the display and continues out thro ...
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- How To Have The Best Christmas Ever
By: Clayton Mekelburg | - During the holiday season time can be elusive but it is one of the best Christmas gifts of all. Quality time that is meaningful and enjoyable to both the parent and child is priceless.
Christmas Blogging
Create a new family tradition of blogging. It provides the opportunity to keep in touch with family that is far away and spend time connecting with children. Write about family events/activities, family news, humor, and recipes or create a story. Family bonding will flouri ...
Tags: Christmas, blogging, tradition, scrap booking, family, memories, keepsakes, children, holiday, seaason, gifts,
- Baby Boomer Holidays"'"ready Or Not, Here They Come
By: Jane Falter | - As you approach the upcoming holiday season, what emotions come to your mind--excited, merry and invigorated? Or do the wordspanicky, sorrowful and fearfulseem more fitting? Perhaps your children moved away or you decided to move to the place of your dreams (good for you).
In 2008, you watched your retirement savings shrink before your eyes and have spent more time at home because you dreaded the sticker shock at the gas station. The holidays just won't be th ...
Tags: baby boomer, holiday, tradition, feelings
- Creating New Christmas Traditions
By: Dimitry | - Making new Christmas traditions is a valuable way to cope with the first Christmas after the death of a loved one, or yif ou've just married into a new family. Creating new family traditions is also a good way to stay healthy at Christmas.
New Christmas Traditions: Christmas Volunteering
Volunteering at Christmas is an excellent new family tradition at Christmas. Investigate the traditional Christmas volunteering ideas: food banks, Meals on Wheels, Christmas hampers, et ...
Tags: christmas recipes, Christmas Traditions, family tradition
- The History And Origin Of Halloween Traditions
By: Patrick Omari | - Halloween and All Souls Day are a mixture of both Pagan and Christian beliefs. Two thousand years ago the Celts used to make sacrifice to the dead by burning the bones of animals on large bonfires. This was thought to protect them from spirits who on October 31st, the end of the Celtic year, were said to return to Earth once more. If the person had died within the year, on this night they were thought to pass to the next world. Therefore this evening was believed to be one of great spirit activi ...
Tags: halloween, pagan, chrisitan, trick or treat, customs, tradition, food, religious, all saints day
- Folk Dancing In Ireland
By: Toureagle | - Ireland Folk Dancing Highlights Tour
Appreciate the best of Irish folk dancing with a road trip taking in the best destinations for traditional dancing. Begin your Irish folk dancing tour in Dublin, which is definitely the best place to enjoy folk dancing shows in pubs and other venues. Then stop over at Kilkenny, which hosts a Celtic Festival that includes top folk dancers, before heading to Cork, where the International Folk Dance Festival showcases unique regional styles from a ...
Tags: Ireland Folk Dancing, Irish dancers, tradition, culture, Cil Sean-ns, Dublin, road trip Ireland, Europe, travel, folk music and dancing tour
- Phuket"s Ultimate Night Time Cultural Theme Park
By: Andy Burrows | - The theme park, Phuket FantaSea showcases the charms and beauty of Thailand with the aid of some high-tech magic. This vast entertainment amenity positioned located near Kamala Village at the water is packed to the gills with things to do and see, from a Las-Vegas-style performance that will leave each visitors jaw hanging, to an unforgettable shopping experience in an artificially created Thai village. This theme park isnt just a spot for children. The shows special effects use the mos ...
Tags: Elephants, culture, show, Phuket, fantasia, amusement, parks, entertainment, performance, tourists, tradition, best, Asia, Thailand, fantasy, magic
- The Abc"s Of A Life Changing Event Of Prosperity
By: Deborah Akridge | - Today (March 12, 2008) I was blessed to have already lived 57 years of my life. How did I live it? It doesnt matter, because now I can begin a better and prosperous way of living. I was awaken this morning by new challenges to proceed with a different thought pattern, in which I feel the need to share with others.
Here are my ABCs of A Life Changing Event of Prosperity
A-Alter my present consciousness and eliminate any presence of falsehood. It is time to al ...
Tags: tradition, prosperity, new challenges
- The Forbidden Things For Christmas
By: realstorm | - Christmas is the most important day for the western countries. There are many forbidden things for people to maintain the purity of it. One way to make Christmas Day a great day is to avoid these seven things.
1. No matter whoever you are, get up as early as 6 am. Of course, too earlier is not a good thing. My sister used to wake up before 6 AM and start ringing some stupid bell to get everyone up. It is so a great way to start a day. Don't get up too early, you might interrupt Sa ...
Tags: Christmas, Tradition, Family, Disappointment
- The Wedding Favor Tradition
By: Sharon LeCompte | - Wedding favors are small gifts given to guests as a gesture of appreciation or gratitude from the bride and groom during a wedding ceremony or wedding reception.
The tradition of giving wedding favors started centuries ago. It began with European aristocrats who gave small trinket boxes known as bonbonnieres to their guests. A bonbonniere is a small trinket box made traditionally of crystal, porcelain, or precious stones. These boxes are generally filled with sugar cubes or other ...
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- Something Borrowed Something Blue
By: Vader West | - Ever wonder where all those wedding traditions come from? Depending on where you live, weddings you attend will all have different types of things going on. Some will be in churches, some at the beach; some will even play The Chicken Dance at the reception.
Typical weddings in the United States are loosely based on the Italian's structure. If the couple and couple's families are religious, they start out their ceremony in a church or somewhere where a priest or pastor can unite th ...
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- Doing Things The Way They've Always Been Done Is Costly -- If It Isn't Broken, Improve It Anyway!
By: Donald Mitchell | - A motorist asks a farmer for a glass of water. The farmer obliges, using a hand pump to draw water from a well. The pump handle turns close to a board, and the farmer curses as he scrapes his knuckles against it.
Motorist: "Why not move that board? It serves no purpose."
Farmer: "It's been there since my father's time. If it was good enough for him, it is good enough for me."
Aping Human Beings
Imagine a cage containing five apes. In th ...
Tags: tradition, progress, improvements, complacency, procrastination, management, leadership, action,
- Reflections On The Thanksgiving Holiday
By: Aazdak Alisimo.. | - Many holidays have a universal appeal. Thanksgiving is definitely an American only holiday, a time when reflection, giving thanks and massive amounts of food all come together. Consider these thoughts on the subject by these historical figures.
Thanksgiving Day is a jewel, to set in the hearts of honest men; but be careful that you do not take the day, and leave out the gratitude. - E.P. Powell
It has been an unchallengeable American doctrine that cranberry sauce, a ...
Tags: thanksgiving, thanks, reflections, holidays, american, turkey, meal, tradition, god
- Window Candles Stand For Safe Haven And Standing Tradition
By: Christopher Jay | - Obviously, we all know that window candles are very decorative and can cast a touch of class to just about any setting but how many of you know the real tradition behind our favored candles; probably not too many mainly due to the fact that we take them for granted. We may know that they do date back to the Colonial days of the Americas which makes for a long history that is pretty much forgotten but there is more to it than that. The candle is a symbol to a great deal of people and it also prov ...
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- Overcome Harmful Traditions That Delay Improvements
By: Donald Mitchell | - INTRODUCTION
If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It
A motorist asks a farmer for a glass of water. The farmer obliges, using a hand pump to draw water from a well. The pump handle turns close to a board, and the farmer curses as he scrapes his knuckles against it.
Motorist: Why not move that board? It serves no purpose.
Farmer: It's been there since my father's time. If it was good enough for him, it is good enough for me.
Aping ...
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- Mudras & Hand Symbolism: Mudras Of The Esoteric Christian Tradition Part 2
By: Luxamore | - The Channeling Hands
There are times when we need to direct healing energy to a person. This may be done with the Channeling Hands. Although there are many techniques and methodologies for channeling energy depending on the nature of the problem and the healing tradition, this method is simple to recall and does not require much effort on our part.
For a general healing, the two hands are extended outwards--towards and within the aura of the patient--a centimeter or ...
Tags: mudras, esoteric, secret, tradition, metaphysics, yoga, Christianity, Chohan, Cosmic, wisdom, ego
- The Tradition Of Tipping
By: Josh Stone | - The hospitality industry - and any other industry which counts tips as part of their income - might be interested to know the origins and customs of tipping. Always good to know should anybody ask.
The deepest roots of the custom of tipping are elusive. The evidence points to tipping going back to the age of the Romans, or at least the invention of money.
There's a broad range of etymologies for the term "tipping". The most basic point of origin is the Latin word 's ...
Tags: tipping, tips, hospitality, tradition, restaurant, gratuity, food service industry, voluntary tip
- How Reliable Are The Gospels?
By: Jerry Richard Boone | - Late-date-for-the-Gospel Theory
Jesus was a historical figure. Modern historians and scholars agree. That tells us something, but not a whole lot. Davy Crockett was a real man too. But books, movies, and television shows turned the real man into a legend. How about the story of Jesus? Did the Gospel writers take the real man, Jesus of Nazareth, and embellish him with such things as a virgin birth, miracles, sinless life, voluntary martyr's death, resurrection, and ascension int ...
Tags: Jesus Christ, Late-date-for-the-Gospel Theory, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, New Testament, Papias, Irenaeus, Oral Tradition, Carsten Peter Thiede, Magda
- Understanding Native American Healing
By: Angela Abbette | - When discussing Native American healing, one must first get a basic understanding about the practitioners of its art and the understanding needed by patients.
Most tribal people have one or more types of healthcare specialists that frequently overlap. Some Native healers use herbs, some heal with songs, and some with spiritual rituals. A midwife or a medicine woman or man might focus on natural medicines such as herbs and hands-on techniques but also use prayer and ceremony. Shama ...
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- Seven Tips To Help Beat Holiday Letdown
By: Karen Fusco | - The holiday season is similar to taking a great vacation it's a euphoric time that is all too fleeting. The glitz and glamour of decorations, holiday music, and elaborate store window displays make it seem like the world has become one big amusement park. Even in the cold, big city, strangers smile at each other on the street, and everyone is a little more generous with their time, money, and compliments. With all of that good cheer and goodwill, who wouldn't be sad to see the holidays end?
Tags: holiday, letdown, blues, exercise, winter blues, scrapbook, tradition, vacation, relax
- How To Word Your Wedding Invitation
By: Victor Epand | - In cases when the bride and groom are issuing the invitation to a wedding, the names of both sets of parents are simply not included on the invitation.
The reason that they are there in traditional invitations is twofold: for Christian weddings, the bride's parents are traditionally the hosts of the wedding, a custom which comes from the old tradition of giving their daughter into the care of her husband. In the Jewish tradition, both the parents of the bride and the parents of t ...
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- Holiday Family Entertainment: Multimedia Slideshows
By: Nigel Milne | - Holidays should be a time for families to get together and catch up on the past year. But, these days with so many distractions (Xbox, Blackberries and iPods) it's a lot harder to promote positive family interaction. So when attention spans are short, headphones are on and cell phones are ringing it might leave you asking what happened to that Norman Rockwell family holiday? Unless you can compete with the latest technology and stimulate all the senses there's not much chance of hearing about wi ...
Tags: holiday family fun, family gatherings, christmas day, family tradition, fun holiday, christmas dinner
- Usc Football Tickets - The Tradition Will Continue
By: Jay Nault | - After the run of success USC has had in recent years with multiple national championships, Heisman Trophy winners and first-round picks in the NFL, one could conclude that their run is almost over, and that USC football tickets aren't the draw they were a year ago. After all, what team could possibly replace the likes of Matt Leinart, Reggie Bush, Winston Justice and Darnell Bing, just to name a few, all at once?
The answer, of course, is that USC can be that team, and there are t ...
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- Green Bay Packers Tickets - The Ultimate In Football Tradition
By: Jay Nault | - If you have ever been lucky enough to secure Green Bay Packers tickets, then you understand just how special they are and how rare it is that the opportunity arises to see a game at Lambeau Field. Current estimates indicate that the waiting list for season tickets is 40 years in duration, and the team holds a special place in the hearts of fans both locally and worldwide. The organization is unique in many ways, and below we'll examine what makes this team so special.
Ownership
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- Chicago Bears Tickets - The Past, Present And Future Of Nfl Tradition
By: Jay Nault | - Chicago Bears tickets have been handed down for generations in the Windy City, and the team is one of the cornerstone franchises of the NFL. The Bears have been continuing their tradition of winning for decades, and their stability as a franchise has them looking like they'll uphold that tradition for years to come. A look at their history will explain why the NFL wouldn't be the NFL without the Bears.
Beginnings
The Bears began as the Decatur Staleys in 1919 as a c ...
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