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Sagamore Spirit Cask Strength Straight Rye Whiskey (375mL)
Size375mL Proof112.2 (56.1% ABV) - May vary *Please note that the ABV of this bottle may vary
At the 2017 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, this brand new Sagamore Spirit Rye Cask Strength received a unanimous Double Gold medal.
This product is available in: AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MD, MN, MO, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, VA, WA Unfortunately, we can't ship to PO Boxes and APO addresses.
About Sagamore Spirit Cask Strength Straight Rye Whiskey (375mL)
Expertly analyzed by Sagamore distillers to ensure each batch of cooked mash reaches the correct consistency, their proprietary mash is fermented in nine 6,500 gallon fermentation tanks for anywhere from three to five days, yielding Distillers Beer of 8% alcohol. The beer is then distilled through their 40-foot-mirrored finished copper column still.
The excess "stillage" grains are collected and distributed to local farmers as pig feed. The resultant spirit is then distilled twice more through two copper doublers and then aged for over four years in handmade, level 3 char, new barrels, cut from American White Oak trees, seasoned for six months, and then hooped and charred by a Cooper.
Fluctuating Maryland temperatures create a dynamic aging process imparting flavors of caramel, vanilla, and baking spices onto the spirit. At the 2017 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, this brand new Sagamore Spirit Rye Cask Strength received a unanimous Double Gold medal. Bottled at 56.1% ABV.
In the early 1800s, Maryland farmers were using rye as a cover crop. The rye has a fibrous and sturdy character that keeps soil healthy, protects the land from erosion, and last but not least, it serves as a base for a top-notch whiskey. Rye whiskey production also turned out to be more profitable than simply selling raw grain. After the grains were harvested in the spring and later distilled, rye whiskey became the unofficial spirit of Maryland.
Sagamore Spirit pays tribute to these early days of the Maryland distilling tradition with their carefully crafted unique rye whiskeys. Their core line is comprised of three Maryland-Style Rye Whiskeys – Sagamore Spirit Rye Whiskey, Cask Strength Rye Whiskey, and Double Oak Rye Whiskey. In the past, Maryland Rye Whiskey was famous for its smoothness and a lingering rye spice finish that harbored creamy tastes, imparted from the calcium-rich waters of Maryland limestone.
Sagamore Spirit's whiskeys are made from water that flows from their Spring House, built in 1909, at Sagamore Farm. It comes from a limestone aquifer, which makes it pure and naturally filtered - it's cool, crisp, and calcium-rich, or in other words: perfect for whiskey. Receiving 95 points from The Tasting Panel and a Gold Medal from the SIP Awards, their signature Sagamore Spirit Rye Whiskey exemplifies Maryland-style rye whiskey, with balanced notes of warm cinnamon, vanilla bean, honey, and spice.
At their Baltimore distillery, each batch is hand-blended for consistency in aroma, flavor, and texture. The spirit is crafted from two distinct mash bills, one a high rye and the other a low rye, that yield their signature bold flavor profile. The high rye contains rye and malted barley in a ratio that gives flavors of baking spices and fruit. The second mash bill, a low rye where corn and malted barley are more prominent, helps create a smooth, slightly sweet spirit. The two recipes are distilled, aged separately, then blended to achieve a Maryland-style rye flavor profile prior to bottling - creating a bold, approachable spirit.
About Rye
As American as the bald eagle, rye whiskey was first brewed in the American Northeast in the 1600s. Even George Washington distilled it after leaving the Oval Office, so there's no way of denying its origin.
It's distinguished from bourbon for its original and unique spicy notes.
By law, rye whiskey must be made from at least 51% rye grain, aged in new and charred oak barrels for at least two years, and bottled at no more than 62,5% ABV.
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South Dakota State University issues crime alerts in accordance with the federal Jeanne Clery Act, which requires colleges and universities across the United States to disclose information about reported crime on and around campus. South Dakota State University is committed to the safety of the campus community and is releasing this information to aid in its protection. For more information about the Clery Act, visit its website.
This information is provided so you can make informed decisions and take appropriate action to ensure your safety and mitigate any likelihood of similar crimes.
DETAILS: On 10/14/2018 a resident of Jackrabbit Village was sexually assaulted by an individual that is described as a white male 18-20 years of age, approximately 5'6" to 5'9" in height with an average build. The individual was allowed inside the residence hall but is not believed to be an SDSU student. He was last seen wearing a yellow University of Iowa sweatshirt and a grey baseball cap. The University Police Department is seeking information about the individual and his whereabouts as they believe there is potential for on going threat.
UPD can be contacted at (605) 688-5117.
POLICE RESPONSE: The University Police Department is investigating the incident and pursing all leads.
REPORTING AN ASSAULT: University Police Department urges anyone who believes they have been the victim of a crime, or has witnessed a crime, to contact local law enforcement. UPD can be contacted by dialing 111 from a campus phone or 911 from a cellular phone. The UPD non-emergency number is 688-5117. Additional information is available on the UPD website.
The Jackrabbits Guardian smartphone app is a tool that provides instant communication with UPD when used on campus and with the local 911 law enforcement dispatch center when activated off campus.
More information is available on the Jackrabbits Guardian website.
Sexual assault is a violation of the law and our community standards. As a community, we stand ready to support all victims. In addition to law enforcement, sexual assault may also be reported to the dean of students at 688-4493 and/or the Title IX Coordinator at 688-4128. Additional information is available at the university's Title IX website.
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Kapel in Luik (provincie)
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Burgundy. There's something quite magical and romantic about touring around the French countryside, stopping off at picturesque villages for a café noir, visiting delightful, historical Chateaux, and of course, tasting excellent food accompanied by unforgettable wines.
If you love to treat yourself to a bon vin combined with culture and an experience that your palate will never forget, then visiting the area of Burgundy could be a trip of a lifetime.
You don't need to be a wine expert by any means to enjoy the area of Burgundy but reading up a bit on the local wines before you go will make your holiday a lot more interesting.
Certainly since returning from my wine-tasting trip in this beautiful part of France, I've a far greater interest in wines than before.
The whole gastronomic experience of wining and dining in this area of France is fabulous. Even people-watching in the restaurants is fascinating.
The French like to dress up to dine out, are enviably elegant, and that's just the dogs!
I can't imagine taking my pet mutt into town for a meal in Dublin but in France, well, c'est la vie, and canines are very much part of the family.
Mind you, the dogs in French restaurants are a complete credit to their owners and usually sleep under the table until it's time to say au-revoir.
I arrived in the small village of Nuits-Saint-George in the evening with the sun gently setting and on my way to the hotel was struck by the sheer breath-taking beauty of the region.
Having lived in France for two years and travelled extensively within the country I thought I'd seen it all.
Our hotel, Chateau de Villars Fontaine, was an absolute gem. A real chateau, it is magnificently furnished and has a really peaceful atmosphere.
My room with views over the beautiful back gardens even boasted a four poster bed making me feel like a real princess! The owner was an interesting, very welcoming gentleman called Bernard who treated us more like old friends than guests.
I thought the food here was delicious and the place was full even though it was Monday – a sure sign of its popularity. The following morning we were up bright and early and it was off to school!
Our introduction to Burgundy at the Ecole des Vins de Bourgogne lasted about an hour and a half. As a complete wine novice I found this practical and interactive introductory course about the region and its wines to be useful and would definitely recommend it to anybody looking for a crash course.
The very famous tourist attraction, Hospices de Beaune was definitely a highlight of the trip and anybody interested in the history of wine sales will enjoy this must-see attraction (www.hospices-de-beaune.com).
After tasting some spectacular wines in the cellar here we continued walking through the gorgeously quaint town of Beaune until we reached the mustard mill where we actually got to make our own mustard which was fun.
We ate outside as we did for most of our trip as the sun was scorching – just don't forget the sun factor if your skin is fair because you'll be mostly dining al fresco.
If cycling is your thing, you can hire a bike and do a cycling tour alongside the Burgundy canal, from Rully to Mercurey (this route only available to pedestrians and cyclists).
To organise it phone +33 380 26 22 12 or email beaune@mail.promenades-en-France.com.
However as the bike ride is approximately two hours so make sure you're fit and healthy.


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The data allow a comparison of the total grams of eight of the most common opioids distributed to prescribers in each of the nation's nearly 900 ZIP code prefixes between 2007 and 2015. A ZIP prefix is the first three digits of an address's ZIP code.
The flood of legal opioids washing over upstate New York deepened over the past decade, even as awareness grew that prescription drugs were helping fuel the nation's addiction crisis.
In the Rochester area, the amount of available drugs based on oxycodone — the active ingredient in OxyContin and the nation's most-prescribed class of opioid — grew by 24 percent between 2007 and 2015. The national average was roughly 26 percent.
While the increase is troubling, Rochester fared significantly better than other upstate cities like Buffalo (46 percent) and Syracuse (42 percent). The amount of prescription opioids more than doubled in the Southern Tier, Capital Region, and Lower Hudson.
A USA TODAY Network analysis of data obtained from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration reveals for the first time the extent of the flow of legal prescription opioid drugs into upstate New York and every corner of the United States.
The impact of these drugs has been devastating. The American Society of Addiction Medicine reports that 2 million Americans have a substance use disorder involving prescription pain relievers and 591,000 have a substance use disorder involving heroin.
And for an increasing number of Americans, the path of addiction ends in death. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that there were 12,990 overdose deaths related to heroin in 2015 — slightly higher than the number of gun homicides. An additional 17,536 died from overdoses of prescription painkillers like Oxycontin and Vicodin, and 9,580 from synthetic opioids like fentanyl.
Some states have passed regulations limiting the amount or length of opioid prescriptions. Yet as the USA TODAY Network's analysis made clear, the supply side of the problem is growing.
Jennifer Faringer, Rochester-area director for DePaul's National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, says the over-prescription of pain medication was directly responsible for the current heroin crisis.
"It starts with someone who gets a prescription for 60 or 70 Oxycontin tablets after having wisdom teeth removed or outpatient surgery," she said. "That's grossly over-prescribing."
Usually, the patient will take the pills for a few days and stash the rest in the medicine cabinet. But too often, Faringer says, patients keep taking them because they like the feeling of the high that the pills offer. When the pills run out, they either go back looking for another prescription or try to find another source. Maybe a friend or relative who has their own oversupply, or maybe they buy them illegally on the street.
That's a dangerous threshold to cross, because once addiction takes a patient into the illegal drug market, the descent toward danger accelerates.
"Oxy tabs go for 80 bucks a pop. How long can that last?" Faringer asks. "It's easier to find heroin on the street. It's cheaper and the potency is higher."
One of the consequences at the end of that trail is a sharp increase in the number of people dying from opioid overdoses.
Faringer describes the situation as a "perfect storm."
"Nobody ever intentionally sought to create this crazy rise in opioid deaths because of medication," she said. "But we were so focused on alleviating pain that we forgot about the risks of addiction."
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Seche, who also serves as director of Strong Recovery, says the insidiousness of opiate addiction is different from other drug epidemics we've faced in this country in recent decades. Opioids are more physically addictive than a drug like cocaine, which has a significant psychological component. When a person has become addicted to opioids, the body is in a constant state of withdrawal whenever the drug is not available.
The epidemic has also affected a broader demographic cross-section. Previous epidemics were concentrated in urban areas, but this crisis has extended its tentacles into rural and suburban communities. It has also impacted a younger population, particularly those in their late teens and 20s.
And the progression of addiction, from the onset of the use of pills to heroin, has been happening far more rapidly.
"We're seeing kids who started using pills at 15 or 16 years old who have a full-blown heroin addiction by the time they are 18 or 19," Seche said.
Loose prescription practices created a situation in which the availability of opioids surged, and Seche says pharmaceutical companies told us these drugs were not addictive.
But Devine says it's important that the residents, physicians, and nurse practitioners he's helping to train understand the risks associated with prescription opioids. In addition to helping train medical professionals, the practice sees about 22,000 patients.
"We want our physicians to be comfortable prescribing medicine for acute pain, but we also want them to be careful about the amounts they're prescribing," he said.
Devine has helped to initiate a number of efforts to curtail over-prescribing of opiates, most notably setting the goal to reduce the number of patients on prescriptions of more than 90 morphine equivalent milligrams per day. That's a guideline set by the CDC earlier this year.
The best practice is to start at a lower dosage, such as 20 MMEs daily, and to adjust upward only if necessary.
In the cases where higher doses are deemed to be appropriate, health care providers should get a caregiver or family member more involved in the process. This includes providing a prescription for naloxone, also known as Narcan, a drug used to counteract the effects of an opiate overdose.
Patients who are on high doses of opiates are at risk for accidental overdose because of the sedating effects of their medication. Part of the appropriate use of these medicines is ensuring the patient has people around them who can be attentive.
One of the strategies Devine advocates is giving shorter prescriptions, enough pills for just five or seven days. It reduces the likelihood of a patient taking too many and the risk that another person might steal them. It also gives physicians a chance to check in with the patient more frequently.
Devine says that it's important to assess whether the use of these high doses is having any therapeutic benefit.
Despite efforts here and elsewhere to reduce over-prescribing, data from the DEA's Automation of Reports and Consolidated Orders System (ARCOS) database show nearly across-the-board increases in prescriptions being written and filled.
"We do see patients who got started on the path to addiction by getting a prescription at the ER or an urgent care clinic," Devine said. "Their body took over and they developed a problem, but if you don't give them a 30-day supply you curtail that."
Pharmacists are also trained to apply an appropriate level of caution, according to Karl Fiebelkorn, senior associate dean for Student, Professional, and Community Affairs of the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University at Buffalo.
A conscientious pharmacist will take care to counsel patients and to watch for potential problems with prescriptions, said Fiebelkorn, who in addition to his academic credentials has been a practicing pharmacist for nearly four decades.
"With acute pain we have to be careful," he said. "If for example a dentist orders you 36 hydrocodone pills, that's going to get you addicted, period. A pharmacist will call up and say, 'this person only needs six.'"
Efforts to regulate prescriptions above the provider level have been a mixed bag.
All 50 states have some form of prescription drug monitoring program — databases that track how controlled substances are prescribed and dispensed to patients. The idea is to have a centralized way of preventing over-prescribing or doctor shopping.
New York's program, I-STOP, went into effect in 2013, and this year, the state passed a law limiting initial prescriptions of opioid drugs.
"If you're a new patient and you're using opiates, we'll need to see your existing medical records before we'll write a prescription," said Devine.
Evidence shows these programs are effective. A 2010 study in the Annals of Emergency Medicine found monitoring programs used in ERs reduced the amount of opioid prescriptions by 41 percent when patients were checked against a state's database.
But it also found that the same ERs prescribed more opioids to patients after electronically verifying they did not have an existing prescription.
Andrew Kolodny, a medical doctor, research professor and executive director of Physicians for Responsible Opioid Prescribing, says more work needs to be done at the regulatory level.
"One major failure we've had has been the failure of state medical boards and allied professions to regulate these drugs," Kolodny said. "On a federal level, the FDA has failed to enforce the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, a law that prohibits promoting products for conditions for which they are not safe and effective."
State and federal regulatory efforts, however, run up against big spending by the pharmaceutical industry, which has lobbied aggressively against efforts to reduce access to opioid drugs. An Associated Press/Center for Public Integrity investigation recently found that drug companies and allied advocates spent more than $880 million in political contributions at the state and federal level over the past decade. That spending covered issues including legislation and regulations related to opioids.
And according to a Washington Post investigation published in October, DEA investigations and regulatory actions against opioid manufacturers and prescribers declined sharply since 2011, following industry pressure.
Yet Kolodny said the message his organization and similar ones have stressed for years is beginning to get across to policymakers and physicians as well as treatment advocates and law enforcement.
"You're finally seeing a recognition that overprescribing is the cause," he said. The opioid crisis "is not about people taking drugs to feel good, it's about people who have developed the disease of opioid addiction, who need treatment."
Rochester-area advocates say we've fared better in combating the opioid crisis because of strong collaboration between all of the stakeholders: health care providers, treatment centers, law enforcement agencies, local governments and recovery groups.
"We're trying to attack this on all fronts, and our coordinated efforts have been intensified because of the epidemic," Seche said.
He points to the formation of the Monroe County Opiod Task Force, which includes representatives from every sector. The task force works to share information so that everyone is working together on solutions that are fact-based, data-driven and results-oriented.
Too often, people in need of treatment find themselves on long waiting lists. Seche says his goal is to have opioid treatment on demand.
Faringer echoes that sentiment, saying the problem is not just lack of space in treatment programs but the lack of immediate space.
But she also cautions that the problem needs to be addressed at the other end as well. Drastically decreasing the amount of opiates that are manufactured and put into circulation.
John Roby is a staff writer with the Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin, and Sean Lahman is a staff writer with the Democrat and Chronicle, both part of the USA TODAY network.


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A more energetic technique to target specific muscle groups, with the aim of maximising extensibility and function. Sports Massage may include deep friction tissue mobilisation and Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation, whereby specially designed and crafted tools are employed to engage and release adhesive fibres of muscle, tendon, ligament and scar tissue. Included within a Sports Massage might be techniques to assist circulation and fluid drainage. These techniques help to remove chemical toxins released during vigorous exercise that have been associated with muscle soreness and loss of function.
A holistic and all-encompassing approach to working with the soft tissues of the body, and the fascia that surrounds and binds muscle and helps to give support and stability to the musculoskeletal system. Treatment follows a thorough assessment of posture, form and movement of the body to identify any imbalances between aspects of the system that can lead to movement impairment, pathology and injury. Techniques comprise slow superficial (or occasionally deeper) gliding movements following distinct muscle/fascia lines of connectivity. Where impairments are detected a combination of deeper pressure and client movement is employed to bring about immediate relief of restriction and stiffness. A personalised selection of exercises will be recommended to maintain improvements gained from treatment.
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How do I obtain the Rules & Regulations, Declaration, or By-laws for my community? Current homeowners can access these documents on the "Documents and Forms" page of their association's website. As these are private covenants, they are not available to the general public.
If you are considering purchasing a home in one of the communities we manage and would like to obtain these documents prior to purchasing, please request them from the current homeowner. If this is not an option, these documents are available as part of the closing package.


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Senior Project Manager at TD was asked...
You have a break for 11 months between your last job and today, please tell me what you were doing and why you took this break?
I looked a this time to reflect and to regroup and research opportunities further my career aspirations.
There could be very personal reasons for a break like that. It may have nothing to do with career or traveling, it may just be something personal. In other words: it may be nobody's business. Good questions to ask in reply are: "Why do y ou want to know? How will it help you to know that? Did you stop to consider that there might be a reason I didn't include it in my CV?"
Senior Project Manager at Husky Energy was asked...
What are three types of estimating methods.
Being a skilled estimator is a crucial part of setting schedules, establishing budgets, managing resources and running a thriving team and business. Using the best online project management software for the job is a huge help, but knowing the methods and learning how to do them well is how you become a great estimator. There are a number of estimation methodologies to choose from—and here we're going to look at five tried-and-trusted ones that work for all types of projects. 1. Expert judgment This is probably the most common way people get an estimate. Talk to the men and women with the best hands-on experience and understanding of the project requirements. Just make sure that everyone has the same understanding of what needs to be delivered. And try to find experts who will actually be working on the project. 2. Comparative or analogous estimation If your current project is similar to past ones, take the data from previous work and extrapolate it to provide your estimates for the new job. Before proceeding, make sure to check whether those projects were successful! 3. Top-down Using a high-level work breakdown structure and data from previous projects, you can add estimates for each project work item to determine the overall effort and cost. The top-down method lacks detailed analysis, which makes it best suited for a quick first-pass at a prospective project to assess its viability. 4. Bottom-up This method uses a detailed work breakdown structure, and is best for projects you're committed to. Each task is estimated individually, and then those estimates are rolled up to give the higher-level numbers. (If you use the right project management software, it will roll up the estimates for you). This process makes you think about what's required in order to take a step back to see if the big picture still makes sense. You'll receive more accurate results than the top-down method, but it's also a greater investment of time. 5. Parametric model estimating This is a more scientific method that essentially auto-calculates estimates using detailed data from previous activities. Let's say you have data from your last three office network installation projects. You can use this to get a days-per-workstation value or something similar. You then plug in the number of workstations for your new installation and out pop the estimates. This can be a quick method but needs robust data to feed it. And because it's all about the math, it's hard to adjust for the environmental, political and cultural differences between projects.
In fact, there are ore than just three. Being a skilled estimator is a crucial part of setting schedules, establishing budgets, managing resources and running a thriving team and business. Using the best online project management software for the job is a huge help, but knowing the methods and learning how to do them well is how you become a great estimator. There are a number of estimation methodologies to choose from—and here we're going to look at five tried-and-trusted ones that work for all types of projects. 1. Expert judgment This is probably the most common way people get an estimate. Talk to the men and women with the best hands-on experience and understanding of the project requirements. Just make sure that everyone has the same understanding of what needs to be delivered. And try to find experts who will actually be working on the project. 2. Comparative or analogous estimation If your current project is similar to past ones, take the data from previous work and extrapolate it to provide your estimates for the new job. Before proceeding, make sure to check whether those projects were successful! 3. Top-down Using a high-level work breakdown structure and data from previous projects, you can add estimates for each project work item to determine the overall effort and cost. The top-down method lacks detailed analysis, which makes it best suited for a quick first-pass at a prospective project to assess its viability. 4. Bottom-up This method uses a detailed work breakdown structure, and is best for projects you're committed to. Each task is estimated individually, and then those estimates are rolled up to give the higher-level numbers. (If you use the right project management software, it will roll up the estimates for you). This process makes you think about what's required in order to take a step back to see if the big picture still makes sense. You'll receive more accurate results than the top-down method, but it's also a greater investment of time. 5. Parametric model estimating This is a more scientific method that essentially auto-calculates estimates using detailed data from previous activities. Let's say you have data from your last three office network installation projects. You can use this to get a days-per-workstation value or something similar. You then plug in the number of workstations for your new installation and out pop the estimates. This can be a quick method but needs robust data to feed it. And because it's all about the math, it's hard to adjust for the environmental, political and cultural differences between projects.
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All of my interviews were behavioral. All of them were focused on Amazon's Leaderships principles. You've got to know these principles inside out, and have multiple examples for each ( I personally had 4 -5 examples for each leadership principle).
Stick to the STAR methodology, and provide as many detailed as possible. Focus on what you did specifically, what your team did, and most importantly what were the impacts / results of your actions.
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How do you feel about dogs?
Love them, have them, want more.
I would have asked . Do you feel about caring for a dog? This question requires a specific answer. A dog becomes part of your family . It's like having another child that you automatically want love and take care of. Wanting the very best for them.
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Raj Kumar Rao And Nargis Fakhri Have The Best Chemistry Ever says the Director Of "5 Weddings"
Shailendra Jha October 25, 2018 ENTERTAINMENT Leave a comment
Raj and Nargis have the best chemistry ever", says the director, Namrata Singh Gujral of 5 Weddings. While shooting for a dance sequence, the director wanted the actors, Nargis, and Rajkummar to improvise to the music.
The crew on the set thought they would at least take two days to finish the shoot of this song, but the actors took everyone by surprise and even before anyone could realize both of them were taking turns in leading each other.
They were choreographing each other, laughing and having so much fun while shooting for the dance sequence, overall it turned out to be an effortlessly beautiful song.
"Needless to say, not only did we finish that night – but the editors also had a tough time picking their dance moves. They were so well synced and self-choreographed. I realize that actors with Bollywood backgrounds definitely come with special benefits," added Namrata.
One of the best moments of shooting on 5 Weddings of the director was the times they were just driving around in circles because the bumpy roads would not allow them to shoot. The DOP on the movie Christo Bakalov had a crazy time with the cast since they would break into a song and once you hit the smooth road they wouldn't be in their form for him to shoot. As Namrata recalls, "He would get so mad and start scolding us – we would try and stop – but sometimes he ran the camera and we were still rolling on the floor. We also had one of our sound guys in the back and Christo would yell, 'Rajesh, do not laugh. I can see your belly move'. We would crack up even more"
The sets of 5 Weddings never had a dull moment with the star cast and the director having a good time laughing along with the entire crew. While it might have annoyed the DOP who couldn't get his perfect shot, it definitely didn't stop the team from having a great time together. The three have expressed their affection for one another with Rajkummar Rao commenting at Stree's success party that, "I have immense respect for our director (5 Weddings), Namrata Singh Gujral. She is a wonderful lady".
Nargis Fakhri comments to a recent UK publication that, "Namrata is a dream to work with. I am very fortunate and blessed." To both of which Gujral responds "Raj and Nargis are both terrific actors and great human beings. We did not just have fun in there but there was absolute joy on the sets with these two bringing their crazy, loving spirits to location every day". The film is produced & directed by USA based Namrata Gujral
This film under the banner of Amaash Films & Uniglobe Entertainment is distributed & presented by Media International in India & is all set to release in Hindi & English on 26th October, 2018.
Previous Saif Ali Khan, Radhika Apte, along with Baazaar cast promoting their movie in Delhi
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Grimm, Season Five, Episode Seventeen: Inugami
"Revenge
is the act of passion,
is an act of justice."
For once, I'm not going to complain too much about the balance between the meta and the Wesen of the week storyline. Le't just deal with the Wesen of the week and get it over with so we can get to the good stuff.
Brian is home alone and his parents have gone out for the night. He is abducted by an Inugami bent on seeking justice for a family that he is honour bound to seek revenge for. Brian and his friend Roger, were just convicted of negligent homicide in the death of their friend Kuma. When Brian awakes, he is buried neck deep in sand. Though Brian begs for mercy, the Inugami cuts off his head and tosses it under a bridge.
The cops investigate and Brian's parents lead them to Kuma's parents because his father had threatened Brian when he only received five years probation for his role in Kuma's death. Nick takes note of the ceremonial swords on Jin's walls as Jin explains that he doesn't believe that his son's death was an accident. The cops head back to the precinct.
Denis (Brian's dad) decides that he is going to get to the bottom of the death of his son and pays Kuma's parents a visit. Fortunately for Brian, his wife had called to warn Nick and he and Hank rush to the Akagis. Jin woges and knocks out Denis and when Nick and Hank arrive, they find Denis on the ground unconscious. Back at the station, Denis explains that he was attacked by some sort of animal which gets Nick and Hank's spidey sense tingling. Nick and Hank then talk with Jin, his wife Madoka, and their lawyer Takeshi. It turns out that Akagis have a good alibi for the time of Brian's death.
Nick and Hank decide to talk to Roger and his mother. Roger reveals that when the gun went off, Kuma woged and both he and Brian saw it. Roger's mother is convinced that what they saw was influenced by drugs. Hank and Nick however know better and decide to head back to Jin and Madoka's place to talk off the record. When Nick reveals that he is a Grimm, Madoka and Jin woge in a panic, afraid for their lives. They talk about Brian's death and Jin reveals that a ghost dog - Inugami must have done it. They narrow it down to Takeshi, because Madoka's father once saved his life, thus putting him into an honour debt with the Akagi family.
Jin, Hank and Nick head to Roger's home and there they find Roger's mother unconscious. They decide to head back to where Brian was taken and it's Jin who finds Takeshi standing over top of Roger, who is buried up to his neck in sand. Jin tries to absolve Takeshi of his responsibility for vengeance but Takeshi will not be swayed. Desperate, Jin throws himself between Takeshi and Roger, only to be roughly pushed aside and informed that while Takeshi can't kill him, Takeshi will not allow Jin to stop him. Enter Nick and a fight breaks out between him and Takeshi. It's Hank who brings the fight to an end by pulling his service weapon.
This is yet another episode of Grimm which involves mining of cultures of colour for woo woo. It wouldn't be as offensive if Grimm would ever get around to paying more attention to the characters of colour they do have. Hank is Nick's sidekick and Wu seems to exist for snark. This episode is appropriation but what I've come to expect from Grimm.
On to the stuff that we care about.
Eve goes to see Nick to talk about what she learned about Renard, after spending time with Rachel. Eve admits to sleeping with raping Rachel, explaining that she didn't know that Renard and Rachel had that kind of relationship. As a parting shot, Eve reveals that the suppressant which was given to Adalind will stop working eventually and that Adalind will become a Hexenbiest again. Nick heads to see Monroe and Rosealee, and Rosealee drops the big secret about Adalind being a Hexenbiest again. This really shouldn't have come as a surprise to Nick, given that Adalind has been dropping hints about the potential of this forever. Rosealee explains that Adalind had promised to tell Nick and didn't do so because she is scared. It's a valid position given that Grimm have historically killed Wesen and that Adalind is particularly vulnerable because she is dependent upon Nick. The fact that they have a child together and that Nick was at least in part responsible for her separation from Diana also presents a problem. Adalind has no reason to believe that Nick will share parenting with her. As a group they decide to keep Adalind out of the loop until they figure out whether or not she can be trusted.
Adalind tells Nick that they need to talk and he gets his hopes up that she is going to finally reveal that she has become a Hexenbiest again but instead, she reveals that she is going for an interview at her old firm for a job and that she will be taking Kelly with her. At the interview, Adalind is welcomed back because the firm can use a Hexenbiest on their side. Adalind woges for her new boss but is clearly not happy about this, as Kelly looks up and smiles. On a side note, the baby they got to be Kelly is cute as a button and I just want to chew on those chunky cheeks.
While Adalind is having her interview, on Nick's instructions, Monroe and Rosealee sneak into the tunnels. They find a skeleton attached to the walls. That's enough for Rosealee and she decides that it's time for them to go. When they reach the top again, they cannot leave because Adalind has returned with Kelly. Eve arrives to threaten Adalind. Eve reveals that she knows that Adalind is a Hexenbiest again and Adalind quickly denies it. Eve warns Adalind that if she hurts Nick, she will hunt Adalind to the end of time. Eve makes such a stink about the fact that she isn't Juliet anymore but her threatening Adalind makes me wonder if she will at some point stop being a Hexenbiest? Why is it that Eve cares so much about what happens to Nick, if she is a different person now? Grimm had better not turn this into a love triangle. It's bad enough that Nick is in a relationship with his rapist.
Wu continues to have side effects from being scratched by the Lycanthrope. He lies in bed tossing back and forth sweating profusely. He then wakes and goes to what should be his bathroom to find that it leads to a forest. Wu is stunned but that doesn't stop him from running through the woods. The next morning, Wu awakes and finds himself in bed. Wu cautiously opens his bathroom door to find that it's just a bathroom and experiences relief. What he doesn't see are the leaves lying on the ground. Yes, this means that Wu did indeed enter a forest the night before by walking through what should be his bathroom. What the hell is going on with Wu? I am absolutely dying to know. Is he becoming a Wesen? Whatever it is, they better not kill Wu off or I am going to throw a tantrum.
Rachel decides to surprise Renard at home. Renard thinks it's to talk more about his run for mayor but it turns out that it's to introduce him to his long lost daughter. This is going to be the catalyst which will probably make Adalind get into bed with Black Claw. Renard embraces his daughter marveling at how big she has become.
Things are building to a head on Grimm and I am starting to get excited. There are four episodes left and I suspect that Wu will be dealt with in the episode named, The Taming of Wu. I hope that this will be used to enlarge Wu's role on Grimm because I think that his character could be so much more than the deliverer of snark.
We must talk about Eve's supposed sex with Rachel. This is the second incident we have seen on Grimm of rape by deception and Grimm has still failed to show this as the violation that it is. Rachel did not consent because she thought that she was having sex with Renard and not Eve. When you remove the element of consent, it's unequivocally rape. Grimm for some reason seems to be determined to keep using this plot device without acknowledging it for what it is. By not acknowledging rape, the writers are perpetuating rape culture and the idea that rape only happens in a dark alley and is perpetrated by a stranger. It absolutely disgusts me and needs the strongest of condemnation.
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