Although he left office nearly 20 years ago, Ronald Reagan remains a potent symbol for the conservative movement. The Bush administration frequently invokes Reagan's legacy as it formulates and promotes its fiscal, domestic, and foreign policies. His name is a watchword for campus conservatives who regard him in a way that borders on hero worship. Conservative media pundits often equate the term Reagan-esque with personal honor, fiscal rectitude, and unqualified success in dealing with foreign threats. But how much of the Reagan legacy is based on fact, how much on idealized myth? And what are the reasons - political and otherwise - behind the mythmaking? Deconstructing Reagan is a fascinating study of the interplay of politics and memory concerning our fortieth president. While giving credit where credit is due, the authors scrutinize key aspects of the Reagan legacy and the conservative mythology that surrounds it.

Although he left office nearly 20 years ago, Ronald Reagan remains a potent symbol for the conservative movement. The Bush administration frequently invokes his legacy as it formulates and promotes its fiscal, domestic, and foreign policies. His name is watchword for campus conservatives who regard him in a way that borders on hero worship. Conservative media pundits often equate the term "Reagan-esque" with personal honor, fiscal rectitude, and unqualified success in dealing with foreign threats. But how much of the Reagan legacy is based on fact, how much on idealized myth? And what are the reasons - political and otherwise - behind the mythmaking? "Deconstructing Reagan" is a fascinating study of the interplay of politics and memory concerning our fortieth president. While giving credit where credit is due, the authors scrutinize key aspects of the Reagan legacy and the conservative mythology that surrounds it.

Continue your journey with Shubha and Shanti where they left off in Dallas to Delhi-Haridwar. From there they forge their way to Kedarnath, where they discuss the nature of Brahman with the resident pandit. As they follow the river upstream, they meet a mysterious woman sage at Vashishta's cave, camp with Puja in Devoprayag, play cricket with the boys in Srinagar, and perform puja with Hari in Kali Math. All along the way, invisible hands seem to protect them and expedite their journey. With a mix of common sense and faith in God, they trek, camp, and rock climb on the breathtaking peaks surrounding Kedarnath.

Join loveable twin sisters Shubha and Shanti as they embark on a journey throughout India. On their travels, they will visit historical monuments, spiritual centers, and investigate the origins of the multifaceted cultures of India. With every challenge they face on their adventures, they will develop confidence, determination, and an ever-expanding sense of self. The girls begin their journey from home in Texas and meet their uncle Rahul for the first time. Together they will have an amazing time sightseeing in Delhi. From his home in Noida to India Gate, from a cricket game to Lal Qila, their Uncle Rahul will be their guide and companion as they explore the history, language, and culture of India.