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TOTTENHAM host Arsenal in the last north London derby at White Hart Lane. Here is the full Spurs team for the 4.30pm clash.
Tottenham beat Crystal Palace 1-0 on Wednesday to maintain their pressure on league leaders Chelsea in the title race.
Manager Mauricio Pochettino has decided to bring Kieran Tripper back into the defence after Eric Dier played in the position against Palace.
Kyle Walker drops to the bench in Trippier's place.
And Heung-Min Son comes in for Mousa Dembele.
Danny Rose remains absent for Spurs even though he has returned to training following a three-month lay-off with a knee injury.
Erik Lamela (hip) and Harry Winks (ankle) are both out but goalkeeper Michel Vorm is back in the squad following a knee problem.
Tottenham XI: Lloris (C), Trippier, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Davies, Dier, Wanyama, Son, Eriksen, Dele, Kane.
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Stuart Ingram was once a respected local councillor…
The first time the police knocked on Gina's door, they arrested her husband.
The second time, they accused him of child abuse.
But he died a guilty man.
This time, the police are here for Gina – to tell her that her husband is dead. Murdered, just two weeks before his trial.
Gina always stood by her husband. Even when everyone else walked away. She believed the trial would clear his name. But now Stuart is dead.
And his wife is the suspect.
It's a race against time for DC Beth Chamberlain to uncover the truth – especially when a second man turns up dead.
Domestic noir meets police procedural in this pacy thriller.
Previously published as Presumed Guilty.
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Beth Chamberlain is a likeable, realistic character. Dedicated to her career, despite the problems in her personal life. As a family liaison officer, she needs great people skills and well-disguised investigative talent. She is uniquely placed to discover family tensions, and gain the trust of the victims' relatives and find out the true story.
A historical suicide, a deliberate hit and run, which results in a man's death. Emotions and suspense build, as the investigation proceeds. Further crimes, throw up more questions, than answers. The relentless investigation, finally finds the answers, leading to a devastating conclusion.
The story explores the concept of trial by social media, and the consequences, both personal and establishment, of this contemporary trend. The wife of the murdered man, who has stood by him, shows her strength of character in the face of public antagonism, against her late husband and her family.
The connection between the various crimes is cleverly interwoven. The police investigation is authentically portrayed. The domestic noir and suspense build gradually, giving the plot added depth and adding the ending's impact.
Dark crime, complex characters and relatable police investigation team, make this addictive reading. Looking forward to the next one.
Author Interview – Jane Issacs – 'For Better For Worst' Blog Tour
Thank you so much for inviting me onto your blog, Jane. I'm thrilled to be here!
Is there a particular event or person who inspired 'For Better, For Worse'?
Ooh, I can't say there was a particular event or person that inspired this story, more a combination of things I've read and watched in crime news and documentaries over the years. I was particularly struck with someone wrongly accused – or were they? Also, the challenge of being married to someone who holds a dark secret and when that secret is uncovered, the fallout of how they deal with it and ultimately how it affects the family unit.
The idea of a wife standing by her husband and the whole debate of did he/didn't he seemed such an enticing project to work with.
What comes first in your story creation process, character, plot or setting? Why do think this is?
I think it's a combination of things that come in stages, like building blocks, and form the foundation of the story. Often one element influences another. For Better, For Worse is the second title in the DC Beth Chamberlain, Family Liaison Officer, series. Beth's detective character and the setting of Northamptonshire were already established for the series, although I did have to research particular locations and site the new family. As the plot unravelled in my mind, I realised we needed another point of view in Gina Ingram (the councillor's wife) and built her character into the story.
Do you find dialogue easy to write? How do you create authentic-sounding dialogue in your novels?
I think dialogue can be very tricky to get right. I often imagine speaking it as I write and draft it without speech marks initially to avoid slowing myself down, then tidy it up later.
How do make you protagonists' responses to a traumatic event believable?
Ooh, good question! Lots of research, talking to people who have been in the situation and reading in and around a similar event in the news or in books. Plus, I like to imagine myself in their shoes, if possible and see how I would react. Even after I've drafted a scene, I'll come back to it and rewrite it several times before I'm completely happy.
Do you enjoy, or have time to read? What are your favourite genres?
Yes, I love to read and do so as much as I can. Crime fiction will always be my first love – I revel in the twists and turns of a good mystery, and love a page-turning psychological thriller. I recently read The Lying Room by Nicci French and couldn't put it down!
That said, I do like to intersect my thrillers with other books. I'm currently reading The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd which is a beautifully written and uplifting literary novel.
Are there any other genres you would like to write in? If so, what are they, and why do they interest you?
I think the idea of creating your own fantasy world would be really interesting. I loved the Discworld novels by Terry Pratchett, though I've no plans to move at present!
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SOMETIMES LOVE CAN BLOOM WHERE YOU LEAST EXPECT IT…
For Sarah Peterson, it's time for change. Coming out of a dead end relationship and having had enough of city life, she just needs to escape and have a fresh start – a new job, a new home and a new lifestyle.
So when her Auntie Kay unexpectedly offers her the opportunity to take over her flower shop, Seaside Blooms, the timing could not be more perfect. She could escape to the beautiful seaside town of Whitsborough Bay, start a new chapter in her life – and learn how to run a business!
But, as she packs up her life in London, she isn't prepared for the discovery of a clairvoyant reading that's been missing for twelve years. All of the predictions have come true, except one: she's about to meet the man of her dreams. Oh, and his name is Steven…
As she prepares for the biggest move of her life, Sarah can't help but wonder if Seaside Blooms could be a new beginning for love too?
A warm, uplifting novel of love, friendship and destiny from top 10 bestseller Jessica Redland.
New Beginnings at Seaside Blooms is a new, revised and updated edition of a novel previously published as Searching For Steven.
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New Beginnings at Seaside Blooms – Extract
It was now after half six. Sod it! I couldn't do this anymore.
* To Jason
This is killing me! Where are you taking me? I'm all ready and awaiting my instructions! Please tell me you haven't forgotten xx
I hoped that reading my birthday cards again would distract me. It didn't. A little voice in my head kept telling me he had forgotten and Clare's joke about McDonald's or my local might not be far from the truth. Perhaps he was frantically phoning round restaurants right now and that's why he hadn't been in touch. Another text arrived and, finally, it was from him. Please don't say McDonald's…
* From Jason
South Kensington Tube Station. 1915hrs. Table booked for 1930hrs xx
Butterflies stirred in my stomach. Oh my God! South Kensington. Could it be…?
I hastily shoved my phone in my bag, pulled on my coat and left the flat, legs shaking as I strode towards the tube station. It was just a coincidence. There were hundreds of restaurants in South Kensington and we could be going to any of them. With Jason's track record, it could be McDonald's. But what if…?
He'd taken me to Luigi's to celebrate me moving down to London shortly after we started seeing each other. During dessert, the man on the table next to us proposed to his girlfriend. It was such a moving and romantic moment and, on the way home, Jason said that he could imagine proposing there too. But that didn't mean he'd booked a table there tonight to propose to me, did it?
When I reached South Kensington tube station, it took all my willpower to stand still on the escalator when all I wanted to do was to shove past the travellers, run up the steps, and skip across the concourse screaming, 'Yes, Jason, I will marry you.'
I spotted him by one of the exits. My breath caught as I saw what he was wearing. Classically tall, dark, and handsome, he looked particularly hot in the three-piece suit he'd bought for his brother's wedding last summer. After his firefighter uniform, it was my favourite outfit on him. Although to be perfectly honest, with a toned body like his, I preferred no clothes at all.
'Happy birthday.' He bent down and gave me a soft kiss. I breathed in his musky scent and those butterflies went crazy. 'You look good.'
'Thank you.' I whipped open my coat like a flasher, revealing the LBD I'd agonised over wearing for fear I'd be overdressed.
He wolf-whistled and I flushed from head to toe. 'I approve. Although you may be a little over-dressed for what I have planned later tonight.'
I flushed again and Jason laughed as he took my hand in his. 'Shall we?'
'Where are we going?' I tried to sound casual but failed abysmally. Please say Luigi's. Please.
He winked at me, grinning widely. 'It's a surprise.'
It could only have been three minutes, but I swear that walk felt like an hour. My sweaty hand kept slipping from his, I stumbled several times and I even hiccupped, causing Jason to ask if I'd been on the wine before leaving the flat.
The Italian flag and deep green canopy of Luigi's loomed ahead of us. My breathing quickened and I mentally prepared myself: must not look gutted if we walk past, must look happy wherever he takes me.
But we didn't walk past. We stopped. We went in. He gave his name and we were led to a table towards the back where a bucket of champagne on ice was waiting for us. Champagne. Proper Champagne. Jason always said that supermarket own-label Cava was overpriced. Which could only mean… Oh. My. God!
I put my glass of champagne down as Jason pushed the candle aside and reached for my hand across the table a few minutes later.
'You really do look gorgeous tonight,' he said.
'You don't scrub up too badly yourself,' I whispered, barely able to speak for anticipation of what was coming.
His dark eyes twinkled as he gazed at me over the table. 'Thank you. I thought I should make a special effort. It's a special occasion, after all.'
Eeeeeeekkkkk!
'I haven't given you your birthday present yet.'
WHEN IT FEELS LIKE EVERYTHING IS AGAINST YOU, SOMETIMES YOU JUST NEED A LITTLE BIT OF HOPE…
Married to her childhood sweetheart for over twelve years, Elise feels like starting a family is the next natural step. However, her husband, Gary, has other ideas…
Suddenly single, Elise is completely heartbroken and struggling to start over on her own. But when she's enlisted to be bridesmaid to her best friend, Sarah, she has to put on a brave face, put her own feelings aside and find a way to get over Gary. Fast.
So when she meets handsome, recently-divorced, Daniel, she thinks he could be just what she needs. But why can't she shake the feeling that he must be too good to be true?
Will she ever be able to take that leap and trust again?
An uplifting read of love, loss and finding yourself from top 10 bestseller Jessica Redland.
This book was previously published as Getting Over Gary
Finding Hope at Lighthouse Cove – Audio Extract
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'I have exciting news,' Jess announced when we'd placed our food orders. 'Bay Brides called earlier and the bridesmaid dresses are ready early. They'll be in on Wednesday so I've made an appointment for a fitting a week tomorrow at two. Are you free?'
I grinned at my younger sister – a shorter, slimmer version of myself. 'How exciting!'
'We don't have any plans for next Saturday, do we?' I asked, turning to face Gary.
'I don't know about you, but I'll be going into the surgery.'
I frowned. 'I thought you were going in tomorrow.'
'I'm doing both. Maybe the one after too.'
It was on the tip of my tongue to say, 'But we always spend weekends together,' but what was the point? I had two choices: confront Gary and spoil the whole evening or ignore him and focus on my little sister's news. Forcing a bright smile, I said, 'Two's perfect. Can Izzy and Megan make it?' The wedding was less than three months away on the first Saturday in August. I was chief bridesmaid, supported by Jess's best friend, Izzy, and Izzy's four-year-old daughter, Megan.
Jess nodded. 'I texted Izzy earlier. They've got no plans.'
'Brilliant. Do you know when your dress will be ready?'
'Four weeks later. I managed to order a bigger size just in time and I'm desperately hoping it will still fit on the day.'
I frowned. 'Why would you need a bigger size? You haven't put on weight, have you?'
Jess and Lee exchanged big grins.
'She hasn't,' Lee said. 'Well, not yet anyway…'
I gasped as realisation hit. 'Oh my goodness! Are you saying…?'
'We had our twelve-week scan this afternoon and everything's looking good. In fact, it's looking doubly good.'
I gasped again and clapped my hand over my mouth. 'Twins?'
Jess nodded and I let out a little squeal as I leapt up and dashed round the table to hug them both.
'Congratulations you two,' Gary said. 'Wow! Twins? Two kids? That's some news!' He stood up, shook Lee's hand and kissed Jess on the cheek.
'I can't believe it!' I sat down again. 'My baby sister's having her own babies, which means I'm going to be an auntie. I'm so excited for you both. Twins? That's so amazing. And that's cause for celebration.' I signalled a waiter and ordered a round of drinks including a very large glass of wine for myself, then giggled as I added, 'Make that two. One per baby.'
*Winner of Chill With a Book Book of the Year 2019 Award as Dreaming About Daran*
FOR CLARE O'CONNELL, HOME IS WHERE THE HEART ACHES…
Since the age of sixteen, Clare O'Connell has lived her life by four strict rules:
1. Don't talk about Ireland
2. Don't think about Ireland
3. Don't go to Ireland
4. Don't let anyone in
And so far, it's worked well. She's got a great career, amazing friends, and she's really happy. The future is all that counts, isn't it?
However Clare is about to realise that you can run from the past, but you can't always hide from it…
When her boss insists she travels to Ireland for work, Clare finds herself drawn back to the village of Ballykielty – the home of her family, and the home of her secrets. The one place where vowed never to return to again…
With the door to her past now wide open, the first three rules have gone out of the window. Will Clare stick to rule number four?
Can she be brave and face up to her family and the demons of her past?
An emotional novel of family, friendship and dealing with your past from top 10 bestseller Jessica Redland.
This book was previously published as Dreaming About Daran.
Coming Home To Seashell Cottage – Audio Extract
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'Your friend Pete was right,' I said when the closing credits started rolling. 'Cracking film. What did you think?'
'I agree. The king thing was a spooky coincidence, don't you think?'
In the film, best friends Edmond and Fernand exchange a chess king when one of them overcomes a challenge, to symbolise who is 'king of the moment'.
I nodded towards the king nestled in his fruit bowl. 'Did you plant it there knowing it was in the film?'
Ben shook his head. 'Honestly, I've never seen the film or read the book so I didn't know about the chess piece. I genuinely found that bad boy sitting on my doorstep, just like I told you.'
'Are you sure?'
'Have you ever known me to lie?'
He made a good point. He was one of the most honest people I knew, although, unlike me, he was tactful with his honesty. Generous to a fault, ridiculously considerate of others and gifted in spades with patience, Ben definitely deserved his nickname of 'Saint Ben'. By contrast, I could be pretty blunt and to the point, not particularly patient and quite selfish. I was lucky he only called me 'Irish' because I probably deserved something a little less affectionate.
'Tell you what we can do.' He grinned at me, wrinkled his nose in a clear act of mischief, then lifted the king out of the fruit bowl. Picking up a chilli pepper discarded from his curry in his other hand he said, 'If you eat the whole chilli, you win the king.'
I was about to refuse his stupid challenge, but then he added, 'I bet you can't do it.'
Defiantly, I picked up the chilli and shoved it in my mouth. Tears streamed down my face, my nose ran like a tap and my head felt as if it were about to explode. But that king was going to be mine. Nobody told me what I could and couldn't do and I would come out on top whenever challenged. Always.
'Oh my God! I can't believe you just did that.' Ben handed me a box of tissues. 'Serious respect to you, Irish.'
I gasped for breath and rasped, 'Wait till I tell your sister what a mean boy you are.'
He laughed. 'You're king of the moment, Irish. He's all yours.'
Jessica Redland
Jessica Redland is the author of nine novels including Searching for Steven which are all set around the fictional location of Whitsborough Bay. Inspired by her hometown of Scarborough she writes uplifting women's fiction which has garnered many devoted fans.
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Posted on March 20, 2020 April 2, 2020 by jolliffe01
The year is 1900, responding to a desperate plea from an old friend, Elliott, Giselle, and Thorne, accompanied by Veronique the Labrador, travel from England to New Zealand to unravel a new and complex mystery.
For his daughter's twenty first birthday, Millionaire philanthropist Octavius Damant orchestrates a weekend party aboard the Taniwha, a luxurious paddle steamer moored in the primordial and isolated landscape of Milford Sound.
Several high society guests are invited to their remote home for the celebrations; Sir Wesley Eade, society lawyer and his beautiful but icy mistress Lady Leonora Carlton-Cayce, Dona Carla Riva, a flamboyant Brazilian dancer, and Carolyn Nolloth, O.D's estranged sister-in-law who has a great love of other people's money.
But O.D is the subject of persecution; a series of anonymous letters accuse him of past crimes and threaten the life of his daughter unless he gives in to their creator's poisonous demands.
Elliott, Giselle, and Thorne discover the odds stacked against them when an unforeseen murder is committed, and they find themselves trapped aboard the Taniwha with a killer who will seemingly stop at nothing to achieve their ends.
As the body count rises, they must unravel the clues and piece together a devilish jigsaw that includes blackmail, extortion, desire, and the reappearance of the fabulous Larkspur Diamond, a gemstone with a past as murky and blood soaked as that of the relentless killer on board.
Set in the late Victorian era, with a touch of the odd, and a twist of the macabre, "Death in the Sound" continues the crime solving, paranormal escapades of Elliott Caine, Giselle Du'Lac, and Abernathy Thorne.
Book One, "A Portrait of Death" was released in 2018.
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Book two, of the Versipellis Mysteries series, set predominantly in New Zealand is a late-Victorian murder mystery, with a supernatural twist. There are two prologues, one detailing a gruesome murder, the second, introducing a dark, evil supernatural element.
With a plan of the boat, at the beginning of the book, it reminds me of a Cluedo board. This murder mystery is a dark interpretation of the popular game with a paranormal twist.
The diverse investigating team, is well described, so it can be read as a standalone, but it's so good, you'll want to read them both.
Engaging action and lots of characters produce an absorbing, addictive story, with lots of false clues and plot twists. The writing is clear, using vivid imagery to describe the characters and setting.
Vibrant characters and dark deeds combine to produce a creepy, cleverly plotted murder mystery with exciting originality.
Rhen Garland lives in Somerset, England with her folk-singing, book-illustrating husband, approximately 4000 books, an equal number of ancient movies, and a large flock of stuffed sheep.
She enjoys the countryside, peace, and Prosecco and the works of Ngaio Marsh, Glady Mitchell, John Dickson Carr/Carter Dickson, Agatha Christie, and Terry Pratchett.
"I watch far too many old school murder mystery films, TV series, and 1980s action movies for it to be considered healthy."
"A Portrait of Death" is a murder mystery thriller with paranormal touches set in late Victorian England and is the first book in the Versipellis Mysteries Series. "A Portrait of Death" was released in 2018.
"Death in the Sound" is a murder mystery thriller with paranormal touches set in late Victorian England and is the second book in the Versipellis Mysteries Series.
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Cuomo's Choice: Blue Collars or Blue Bloods?
BY Tom Shepstone Mar. 14, 2013 62
It seems Governor Cuomo has decided to sell out Upstate New York and its workers by putting natural gas development on hold. Reports claim Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. convinced Cuomo the health risk was too great and he should await the results of a Pennsylvania health study for which there is no scheduled deliverable. It suggests there is a lot more to the story and, of course, there is.
Governor Cuomo didn't put his former brother-in-law on the Hydraulic Fracturing Advisory Committee out of familial obligations and he's not listening to him now for anything other than strictly political reasons. RFK, Jr. is simply a convenient mouthpiece on which to blame a delay engineered by others. There are two plausible explanations for the delay; one is a matter of speculation by many folks and the other is a more likely scenario based on the actions of the Governor as opposed to his words.
Cuomo, it appears to many, is afraid to make a decision because it might interfere with his run for the White House in 2016. Numerous reporters have recently suggested this is at the root of his wavering. Interestingly, I received an e-mail from a supporter in the know back in September 2012 suggesting the New York State Department of Health would be the fall guy for a strategy of delaying any decision until after the Governor's 2014 reelection, when he wants to roll up a big majority in the state to launch his Presidential bid immediately thereafter. Of course, in New York this requires he not alienate any of the environmental special interests who are part of his natural constituency. So far, everything that supporter predicted has been falling in place and, therefore, this has to be viewed as a credible explanation and very possibly part of the Cuomo thinking.
Still, does a governor trying to establish a record on which to appeal to a national audience and who has to demonstrate economic leadership, surrender policy to the extremist environmental views of his ex-brother-in-law, a man of highly questionable authenticity on the issue? Deferring to such an individual is hardly the ticket to that kind of reputation. There has to be a better explanation, and there is. The Governor's political dilemma is being exploited by some extremely powerful special interests – New York's blue bloods – and the result is potentially devastating to the hopes of blue collar New Yorkers who desperately need help.
First, let's dispense with the false narrative about waiting on a Pennsylvania health study. That "study" is actually a data collection project and there are no scheduled deliverables in the way of reports. Moreover, despite the repeated attempts to sell this as a Marcellus Shale health study, it is not specifically targeted at the industry. When representatives of the Geisinger, Guthrie and Susquehanna health systems and the natural gas industry sat down in November to discuss the project, in fact, there were repeated assurances it would be a "collection of data looking at the population in general." A careful reading of the Degenstein Foundation's grant announcement confirms this, as these excerpts verify (emphasis added):
The majority of the funds from the grant will be used to underwrite growth of the necessary data-gathering infrastructure. Funds will also be utilized to help develop strategic studies of the data gathered. Additional institutional partners are anticipated to help fund this effort….
Guthrie Health and Susquehanna Health will collaborate with Geisinger in the planning and execution of the study, including the development of a health surveillance network intended to capture, assess and report on the patient-level data secured by Geisinger, Guthrie and Susquehanna via electronic health record, and make this data available for research purposes. The goal is to create a cross-disciplinary, integrated, and sharable repository of data on environmental exposures, health outcomes, and community impacts of Marcellus shale drilling – the first systematic longitudinal study to do so. Some of the potential health effects that are likely to be investigated first include asthma, trauma and cardiovascular disease. Preliminary results of data analysis may be released within the next year, while other aspects of the research will unfold over five, 10 or 20 years.
The project depends upon securing other sources of funding and notice there is no schedule for producing any reports whatsoever other than a vague suggestion some "preliminary results of data analysis" might be released within the year.
So, what we have is an information-gathering effort with incomplete funding that is proceeding on a hope and prayer with the goal of establishing a database of information for future research, primarily by others, that may not produce any definitive results for a decade. Meanwhile, we already have several studies and analyses completed by others, including New York State's own Department of Health (DOH), indicating there are no significant health issues and every indication the economic development of the region via natural gas extraction will lead to improved health outcomes.
Any suggestion this work is an appropriate prerequisite for action by New York, therefore, is nothing more than a lame, but convenient, excuse. Given the nature of the Geisinger project, there is no chance whatsoever of there ever being a conclusion, which is, of course, precisely what a politician hoping to ride a fence into the sunset would want, isn't it? Multiple players will be analyzing the data in different ways for decades, always ending with the academic trademark recommendation for further research. It will be the precautionary principle on steroids, otherwise known as public policy paralysis, despite a wheelbarrow full of evidence it is safe to proceed, as DOH concluded a year ago in a suppressed report.
If non-issues connected with health are but a convenient excuse, and they most definitely are, what is the cause for delay? Well, the first clue is the name of the person who leaked this story about RFK, Jr. and Cuomo. It was, apparently, RFK, Jr. himself and he is quoted at the end of the story complementing Cuomo for doing what is supposedly the hard task of delaying decision, setting up the narrative for the entire story. Cuomo has subsequently denied any such conversations took place, and no one denies nice things said about them unless the party saying them is trying to set them up, which, it would seem, is exactly what RFK, Jr. is doing – trying to embarrass Cuomo into doing what he wants.
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What does RFK, Jr. want? His shifting positions on natural gas, wind and other matters might indicate this is difficult to know but, of course, we do know because he was put on the governor's hydraulic fracturing advisory committee (a fact missing from most stories on this matter) along with two senior attorneys from the Natural Resources Defense Council. Kennedy, too, is a former senior attorney for NRDC, meaning three senior attorneys from one organization ended up on a committee of 13 (later expanded) to advise the governor on hydraulic fracturing. How is that possible? Asking any attorney for advice on petroleum engineering is a bit strange, but asking for help from three of them from a single entity? That suggests the NRDC has an unusual stake in the matter and unusual power, which, of course, it does.
The NRDC, in fact, is also represented by the individual who these three NRDC attorneys are supposed to advise; Joe Martens, the DEC Commissioner. Martens was President of the Open Space Institute when selected as Commissioner and, of course, was a founder of the Catskill Mountainkeeper, both organizations, along with NRDC, were created by John Adams, a close associate of the Rockefeller family and its mega land interests in the Catskills. Adams' son, Ramsey, of course, is the Catskill Mountainkeeper in the flesh and received his salary from the Open Space Institute until the Mountainkeeper constituted itself as a separate non-profit corporation. The elder Adams also simultaneously served on the boards of the Mountainkeeper, the Riverkeeper, the Open Space Institute and NRDC.
So, not even counting the other natural gas opponents on the committee, there were effectively four top level NRDC representatives dominating any policy discussions. And, that's not even counting other friends of NRDC on the committee, friends such as: Robert Hallman of the NY League of Conservation Voters (where Kennedy, NRDC founder John Adams and other NRDC/OSI leaders serve as Directors and who curiously resigned as a Cuomo advisor amidst all this controversy); Mark Brownstein of Environmental Defense Fund (where OSI Executive Director Christopher Elliman sits on the Advisory Board); Robert Moore of Environmental Advocates which proudly advertises itself as part of the "The Clean Water Not Dirty Drilling team" that also includes Catskill Mountainkeeper and NRDC. Altogether, they still account for half the committee, even after it was expanded to supposedly achieve more balance.
The pervasive influence of the NRDC on this issue within New York is very evident from this table depicting current and former associations of key representatives of NRDC, the Open Space Institute and their sister organizations (click on image or here for pdf version):
This table only begins to describe the interlocking relationships among these individuals and organizations or the ties that exist between them and Governor Cuomo, not to mention Attorney General Schneiderman. Notwithstanding these relationships, they are only a start to the explanation for what is taking place. Truly understanding it requires a visit to Lew Beach, New York, where the counties of Delaware, Sullivan and Ulster come together and many of these folks own land, along with other friends in high places (e.g., CBS News anchor Dan Rather). The place might be described as high society in the hinterlands.
John Hamilton Adams, founder of NRDC, is from there and he introduced Laurance Rockefeller, Jr. to the area long ago. The Rockefellers have long been funders of the NRDC, of course, so this was only a natural extension of that relationship. The story is told in this New York Times article, relevant excerpts of which follow:
Mr. Rockefeller is the guiding force behind a development named Beaverkill Falls – 36 homesites with more than a dozen houses in place, an inn that acts as a focal point and clubhouse, tennis courts, skiing and hiking trails and, above all, rights to fish the Beaverkill. The development is on 645 acres and may be the forerunner of several others in the area since Mr. Rockefeller has purchased about 5,000 acres in the region.
"I regard our actions as the most economical way to recycle the land back as closely as possible to what it had been a century ago," Mr. Rockefeller said. In effect, he and like-minded friends have been engaged in an unusual form of private rezoning. They have been putting strict environmental covenants on their land, and he has been assembling old farms and small holdings into larger tracts and then dividing the land into homesites that he sells after imposing covenants restricting the uses of the property.
The land recycling effort at the extreme western end of Catskill State Park apparently is the only major project of its kind in the Northeast. The only town is the hamlet of Lew Beach, 100 air miles and a three-hour drive from midtown Manhattan.
Mr. Rockefeller, who is an environmental lawyer, said he first went to the Beaverkill about a dozen years ago as the guest of John H. Adams. Mr. Adams owns a farm in the valley and is the executive director of the Natural Resources Defense Council, a law firm that specializes in conservation.
While a "peaceful valley" is indeed emerging again, so too is one of the most environmentally conscious land projects in the northeastern United States. The development has attracted such names as Mr. Rather, Federal Judge John M. Walker Jr. and Seymour Schweber, the electronics entrepreneur, as well as lawyers, conservationists and, as Mr. Rockefeller put it, "several journalists whose faces do not grace the Evening News."
"My house in the Beaverkill is the only bit of privacy that I have left," said Mr. Rather through a CBS network spokesman, declining to discuss his acquisition further.
More forthcoming, however, was Benjamin Wolkowitz, an officer in a Wall Street investment house who lives in suburban New Jersey. He said he and his wife, Lois, purchased a homesite there because "it's like buying into a land bank."
''But the valley seems to be evolving into a beautiful park for rich people in which you have the wealthy and the people who wait on them," Mr. Wulff went on. "Improving the area is all to the good, but land values and taxes have gone up and the average man can't afford to live here."
Others were more blunt, objecting to this characterization of the area and the value of the gentrification instigated by Rockefeller:
But rural blight caught up with the 25-mile-long Ulster County valley several decades ago as farming petered out, mobile homes and shacks proliferated on tiny plots and the area seemed headed toward the same sort of economic, social and esthetic disintegration that beset much of Appalachia.
Dan Rather's comment about the desire for privacy and the investment banker's joy at "buying into a land bank" say a great deal about the motives for the Rockefeller and NRDC's involvement in the Catskills. They have been busy establishing a secluded preserve for their own enjoyment for a quarter-century now. Being able to empty out the area of mobile homes and shacks and buy up property inexpensively is integral to the project. The potential bonuses and royalties associated with natural gas leases on properties owned by locals, by contrast, threatens the project.
Also integral to the effort are the complex relationships among the various entities detailed above, as well the State of New York, the Beaverkill Mountain Corp., the Beaverkill Valley Land Trust and its Johnson Hill Associates, Inc. subsidiary. Land is routinely swapped among them, with sales to the state in some instances at premium prices (see excerpt below from 2008 financial statements of Open Space Institute), while, in others, the state is brought in to help finance the acquisitions, as when a $25 million loan was made from the Empire State Development (funds typically reserved for job creation) to the Open Space Institute in 2007. The stock of Johnson Hill Associates and certain properties owned by the Beaverkill Land Trust were also pledged as collateral for a loan from the Laurance Rockefeller, Sr. estate, which is just one example of the interlocking relationships among all these parties. One might even say it's the Standard Oil trust reborn.
It's all legitimate conservation on one level, of course, but just so happens, in many cases, to also preserve the land around the homes of the principals, creating that "land bank" in the Catskills and the seclusion they all desire, free of all that "rural blight."
But, that's the rub, isn't it? The NRDC and friends aren't really engaged in a battle against natural gas, but, rather, a strategy of keeping it out of the Catskills where it might interfere with their own plans for that land bank. Emptying out the Catskills and lowering property values is what works for them, after all, and they have the power to intimidate everyone from the supervisors of Catskill towns who dare to pass pro-gas resolutions (by coordinating an attack on them in cooperation with the Attorney General's office) to the Governor himself.
It doesn't work so well for residents who must somehow earn a living and pay the taxes on what they own, though. While RFK, Jr. pretends to represent them and mouth concern about their health as he does the bidding of the NRDC, they know their health is inextricably linked to economic development. That's why landowners, union members and other blue collar workers favor natural gas development – overwhelmingly so. Meanwhile, the NRDC gives its imprimatur to natural gas development in Illinois. That's no threat to their Catskill plans, of course. The double-standard reveals everything about their motives and what's going on in New York and it has nothing, nothing whatsoever, to do with health or Geisinger's endless study. RFK, Jr., in fact, probably advanced that theory on his own to leverage his ex-brother-in-law in the NRDC direction.
It's a sad state of affairs. The Governor is subjecting the welfare of middle-class landowners and union members to the whims of some of America's wealthiest households by letting NRDC and friends dominate a hand-picked advisory committee and a decision-making process. Worse, while this is taking place a legislatively mandated and balanced advisory committee required under Section 23-0311 of the New York State Environmental Conservation Law has been ignored, the terms of members being allowed to expire with no replacements made, as if it no longer existed or was required. The legislation specifically provides that:
The commissioner shall seek the views of the board on matters within their scope of concern and shall specifically request the board's participation at an early developmental stage of any new rules, regulations and policies being contemplated or developed. In addition to such other duties as the commissioner may suggest or the board on its own volition may choose to undertake, the board shall:
a. Review and comment on the criteria to be used by the department in selecting abandoned wells for plugging or replugging.
b. Review and comment on proposed rules and regulations and department activities affecting the industry.
c. Recommend to the governor, the commissioner, and other state agencies program directions or modifications related to the development, operation, and regulation of the oil, gas, and solution mining industry.
None of this is being done, of course, while RFK, Jr. and his other NRDC friends continue to manipulate the situation from their perch on a committee created by a governor who can't seem to make up his mind. Sooner or later, though, he will have to decide and it will a choice between the blue collars and the blue bloods. The future of rural New York depends upon who he chooses.
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21/22 Ski Passes Now Available, Vail Resorts Announces Epic Pass Price Reduction
Tony Gill
After a grimly dry and tragic beginning to winter in the Wasatch, the skiing and riding conditions have quietly been excellent since the calendar to flipped to February. Thanks to some record-setting snowfall around Valentine's Day and a steady cavalcade of storms in the weeks that followed, the snowpack resembles Utah's typical bounty and will provide at least a few weeks of prime conditions this spring. But the ski industry—waiting for precisely nobody—is already looking ahead and selling season passes for the 2021/22 winter. Multi-resort passes continue to dominate the landscape with more options aimed at increased flexibility, as long as customers are willing commit months in advance. In a surprise move, it's Vail Resorts firing the opening salvo in the 2021/22 Pass Wars, announcing a 20% reduction in Epic Pass prices across the board.
Though it feels absurd to think about next season while snow is still falling during this one, perhaps skiers and snowboarders throughout Utah need something to hope for. The recently departed winter has been a dichotomous affair. People flocked to the hills as a COVID-safe escape from the doldrums of pandemic life, but common-sense restrictions at resorts led to operations difficulties across the state. Cottonwood Canyon traffic, already a pernicious problem, became untenable as carpooling morphed into a terrifying prospect. Socially-distanced chairlift rides created enormous lift lines at base areas in places like Park City Mountain even if the upper mountain was deserted. Parking was a nightmare. Lodges were off limits. Yes, the powder was still powdery and the turns cathartic as always, but I suppose we could turn the page on this past winter without dissent.
So, what's on tap for 2021/22? For better or worse, ski pass consolidation has become the norm. The big two are still the Epic (Park City Mountain and about a million out-of-state resorts) and Ikon (Solitude, with some days at Deer Valley, Alta/Snowbird and a host of non-Utah hills) Passes, with the Mountain Collective offering two days at many resorts both in state (Alta/Snowbird) and out. The big news is the aforementioned 20% price reduction on Epic Passes. A full, no blackout date Epic Pass is now $783 (down from $979), and an Epic Local Pass, which cuts out some peak season holiday dates, is now $583 (down from $729). The Epic Day Pass lets people ski up to seven individual days for as little as $67 per day, which is no small thing now that day pass prices regularly cross the aneurysm-inducing $200 threshold. Vail Resorts is also getting rid of their maddening reservation system and recently extended the season at Park City Mountain through April 11, signaling they'd like to make amends after a difficult season.
Ikon Pass prices are holding steady from last season—$999 for a full Ikon, $729 for an Ikon Base, both with discounts for renewals—as are Mountain Collective prices at $499. Yes, ski pass consolidation tends to increase crowds and has had an undeniable numbing effect on the once eccentric culture at some ski resorts, but it's also made skiing more affordable—if one doesn't venture into the lodge for a $30 burger. The caveat is people need to buy early to lock in the best price.
The ski pass war of 2021/22 is just getting started. More announcements are sure to trickle out in the coming weeks, and we'll be there to help readers decide which pass is the best fit.
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Tony Gill is the outdoor and Park City editor for Salt Lake Magazine and previously toiled as editor-in-chief of Telemark Skier Magazine. Most of his time ignoring emails is spent aboard an under-geared single-speed on the trails above his home.
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28. 7. Fish is cooked when the flesh becomes opaque, the flakes begin to separate and the juices are milky white. Overcooked fish is dry and falls apart easily.
29. 8. Grilling fish is an effective method of cooking fish because the direct heat cooks fish fast, easy and without removing moisture. Grilled fish is quite flavorful and juicy.


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BBC: The Story of God
This is a great 3-part documentary from the BBC on the story of God throughout history (OK, mostly from the founding of the three Abrahamic faiths onward). If you follow the link for each part, you can watch or download the videos. Or scroll down here and watch the whole 3-part series in one Google video.
[Found these at Free Documentaries -- a great resource for all things documentary]
Part One:
"The Story of God" is a three-part video series produced by Dangerous Films featuring physician, Professor and British Lord Robert Winston. The series explores the origins of religion. The documentary focuses on the three Abrahamic faiths, and discusses belief in God in a scientific age. It a number of interviews with scientists including Dean Hamer,atheist Richard Dawkins, and members of the CERN program.
Robert Winston acknowledges that there is something deep within us that seems to be crying out for God. He says 'However you define God and whether you believe in God or not, the world that we live in has been shaped by the universal human conviction that there is more to life than life itself. There is a God-shaped hole at the centre of our universe. We've come up with many different ways to fill that hole – with many gods or just one; with gods of hunting, gods of farming and gods of war; with gods of sea and sky. We've imagined God as stern father figure or a fertile mother; we've pictured a jealous, angry, punishing God and a God of justice, wisdom and infinite love.'
But, he asks, 'why did mankind start believing in God at all?' He suggests that the answer can be found in many places – ultimately in 'the human desire to be united with something bigger than ourselves, something outside us, beyond us or, perhaps, even deep within us.' Winston believes that we have 'an instinct for the divine'.
Winston goes on to say that, 'Historically speaking, mankind has preferred to believe in many gods.' This relies on the assumption of the first episode that there is a progression in religious ideas through human history. Starting with animism and moving on to the monist religions of pantheistic Hinduism and later atheistic Buddhism, the suggestion was that spiritual beliefs become more specific over time. The program finished by introducing a radically different idea which came to a Brahmin (priest) called Zoroaster as he stood knee-deep in icy water. He suddenly realised, Winston tells us, that the various rituals to keep on the right side of many gods were a waste of time, and that there is just one God. Zoroastrianism may be a very minor world religion now, but it has been very influential in the past. By concluding the first episode with this monotheistic religion, Lord Winston seemed to be implying that this was the origin of the three great monotheistic faiths of Judaism, Christianity and Islam which are the focus of episode two.
Part Two:
Robert Winston introduces the second episode of The Story of God at the tomb of Abraham in Hebron. 'According to the Bible,' he tells us, 'Abraham was the first person to believe in one God.' This is a curious comment since the Bible never makes that claim. It also fails to allow for the first eleven chapters of Genesis which refers to such notable characters as Adam, Eve, Enoch and Noah (all predating Abraham) with the constant assumption that there is only one God.
Estimates for when Zoroaster lived vary widely, with most scholars suggesting 1000-600 BC – which is later than Abraham.
Abraham's tomb is therefore a good place to start, given that these three faiths look to him as their 'spiritual father.' It is closely guarded by Israeli security forces, and Jews and Muslims are segregated so that they face it (veiled behind a curtain) from opposite sides. It is a powerful metaphor of how the common heritage of Jews and Muslims is the very thing which causes so much hostility between them: 'A symbol of our common heritage and a barrier which keeps us apart.'
'Monotheism begins with a choice: God's,' we're told. 'Jews, Christians and Muslims have all had to wrestle with this demanding God' – a God who said to Abraham, 'Walk before me and be perfect'. Their wrestling has resulted in them coming up with some very different ideas about who this God is and what he expects of us.'
Part Three:
The third and final episode of "The Story of God" begins with Robert Winston in St Peter's cathedral in Geneva. This, he tells us, was the birthplace of the Protestant Reformation 450 years ago. The Medieval statues and wall paintings were removed and the congregation 'set out to know God directly, with only their Bibles to guide them.' The reformation, 'redefined man's relationship with God by replacing the mysteries of faith with the certainties of religious conviction.' Winston's tone hints that he doesn't see this as progress, and the remainder of the episode confirms this as he laments the problems caused by certainty in the debate between science and faith. Winston travels to the United States to visit a "Creationalist Museum" which depicts a history that is only a few thousand years old.
Tags: BBC, The Story of God, Robert Winston, Monotheism, Abrahamic faiths, God-shaped hole, center of our universe, Religion, culture, history, Science, Dean Hamer, Richard Dawkins
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Carnival of Blogs on Golden Era of Hindi Film Music, June 2019
Welcome to June 2019 edition of Carnival of Blogs on Golden Era of Hindi Film Music.
We will open the present post with the birthday celebration of SoY – Songs of Yore completes nine years by sharing some exceptional songs the author came across in the year that was. Here is the one for the quick view –
Diwana Kah Ke Logon Ne Aksar Mujhe Bulaya Hai – Majboor (1964) – Mahendra Kapoor and Lata Mangeshkar – Kalyanji-Anandji – Anand Bakhshi,
Google Doodle on 87th birthday of Amrish Puri
Memories of Mogambo: Little-Known Stories About the Legendary Amrish Puri – by Ananya Barua – From a lecherous villain to a sphinx-faced guardian of morality, Amrish Puri's ability to intimidate remains unmatched in Bollywood. But did you know that the talented thespian once worked as an insurance agent?
And now we pick up tributes and memories:
Girish Karnad –
The untold story of Girish Karnad – Girish Karnad did not create a spectacle out of his death. He had scripted it that way. …This was not totally unexpected. It was in keeping with Karnad's unsentimental public persona, and a certain rational, pragmatic pursuance of life, all through its eight decades.
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Girish Karnad, the Renaissance man of Indian culture, dies at 81 – Salil Tripathi – A playwright, actor, aesthete and classicist, Karnad delved into tradition to understand and explain modernity – The characters Karnad played were progressive, not radical; some of those characters were morally flawed and compromised. Life was not about absolutes; Karnad understood that as human condition. But his commitment to integrity was absolute.
Storyteller With A Cause – Girish Karnad – While Girish Karnard's capability as an actor is well acknowledged, he also emerged as a very impactful storyteller through his art of combining underlined message with an alluring storyline and simultaneously writing award winning books too. Kalpana Swamy recounts one such unusual work of his is 1992 multiple awards winning film Cheluvi, starring Sonali Kulkarni
Actress-singer Ruma Guha Thakurta passes away on 3rd June,2019 at age of 84. After making her silver screen debut with Hindi film Jwar Bhata in 1944, Ruma Guha Thakurta, a niece of filmmaker Satyajit Ray, went on to star in Bengali movies. Apart from acting, Ruma was a popular playback singer too.
70 years of Shankar-Jaikishnan – Rajgopal Nidamboor – Melody was S-J's complete existence…The power of their melodies evokes a distinctive feeling, replete with that perpetual velvety touch…There is that innate sense of transcendent particle running through their compositions.
Ilaiyaraaja: Music is more like a spiritual seeking that takes one to unknown levels – S Subhakeerthana – Ilaiyaraaja, who turns 76, gets talking about his early years as a music director and why his tunes have a unique space in the hearts of both commoners and connoisseurs.
Ten of my favourite Rajendra Krishan songs are presented to mark the birth centenary of the lyricist.
Remembering a Forgotten Singer! – Lalita Deulkar – Her voice had the typical tone of vintage era and it was eloquent. Her Hindi pronunciation was also good, if we consider her pure Marathi background and that she had not taken much formal training in music. Her voice could express any emotion very easily and very effectively. If she had continued her singing career, we would have got more opportunities to listen to her songs of different genres.
Hemant Kumar's duets with 'other' singers is a tribute to mark 99th birth anniversary of the music director -singer – While Lata Mangeshkar personified melody and sweetness with Hemant Kumar, the 'other' singers brought their own unique verve and joy, and combining with his deep melodious voice created a different kind of charming effect. Illustrative songs from this list:
Ye Mast Nazar Shokh Ada Kiske Liye Hai – Bandi (1957) – with Geeta Dutt – Hemant Kumar – Prem Dhawan
Ye Pyar Bhara Dil Hai Mohabbat Ka Khazana – Yahudi Ki Beti (1956) – with Asha Bhosle – Kamal Mitra – Kaifi Azmi
Shailendra Sharma @ Golden Era of Bollywood has posted following memorial tribute posts:
Roop Tera Mastana – The Song that completes 50 Yea…
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The Story behind the song "Jalte Hain Jiske Liye" …
Majrooh Sultanpuri and the Burmans
The Super Hits and the Forgotten Gems: 50 Years of Bappi Lahiri – One tends to overlook the many achievements of the composer Bappi Lahiri, overshadowed as they have been by his 'Tathaiyya, tathaiyya' brand of cacophony, his infamous penchant for gold jewellery and his heavily accented Bengali voice. Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri revisits the top 5 bona fide hits (of the many of Bappi Lahiri's illustrious career) and 5 of the best songs that people have forgotten he had composed.
"Mai Jaan Gayi Tujhe Saiyan"- Kammo, whose first name is Kamarjehan . She got her first chance as solo dancer in Sindabd The Sailor (1952) song Jis Roz Se Hamne Tera Deedar Kiya (Music: Chitragupta- Lyrics: Shyam Hindi). She went on to work for over 60 films in her two decades long career.
RIP, Queen Harish (the World-Famous Rajasthani Folk Artist and "Dancing, Whirling Desert Drag Queen" Who Also Posted Comments on This Blog Close to Twelve Years Ago) – "He was an enhancer of life; investing his heart and soul into every move," says writer and historian William Dalrymple, who loved watching Queen Harish perform.
June, 2019 episode of Fading Memories, Unforgettable Songs takes up. Dattaram – Haal-e-Dil Hamara Jaane Na.. Ye Bewafa Zamana. This in continuation to the previous article in 2018 wherein we had covered Dattaram's songs from 1957 to 1959
And, now commence the posts on other subjects.
The Navketan Ladies – If Dev Anand portrayed characters were mostly those on the fringes of urban society, intrinsically decent, but flawed, morally grey, human, the leading ladies of Navketan were fully fleshed-out characters; they might be the keepers of his characters' conscience or the beacon of hope, but they got to live finely nuanced lives on screen. Nearly all the heroines in his films were strong, independent women.
The Classical Music Giants contribute to Hindi Cinema – Part I deals with the composers, who originally were related to classical music as a popular instrumentalists or classical vocalist and Part II looks at the contribution of classical vocalists to Hindi films, as a playback singer.
Ten of my favourite tree songs lists the songs with two primary conditions – the tree should be named in the first two lines, and, one song from one species of the tree only. Here are a couple of illustrative songs:
More angna mein laaga (Aurat, 1940)
Chalo chalo chalein hum babool ke tale (Ali Baba Aur Chaalees Chor, 1954)
We had covered first and second part of the three-part dissertation Chorus Songs in the Hindi Films of Yore. The third part concludes the three-part thesis on chorus songs with the Golden Decade of the 1950s.
Ab Ke Burmans Sawan Mein – The Burmonsoon Songs – Sudheer Kulkarni recollects monsoon songs of SD-RD father son duo.
Flashback series:
why you should watch Basu Chatterjee's Sara Akash – Because it helped bring in a New Wave. And shows a glimpse of what the "Middle Cinema" could have looked like, for bringing formal inventiveness to a story that could have been made into a sweet little tele-drama, because it's an adaptation of an important Hindi novel – and for a look at the inner life of a young man who has no idea what he wants, for Mani Kaul as an actor – playing almost a dialogue-less role of the elder brother.
Reasons to watch the anti-war film Aman (apart from the Bertrand Russell cameo) – Because it's one of the oddest films of its time, combining surface gloss with a serious, compassionate look at the horrors of nuclear war, For a (possible) glimpse of the teenage Naseeruddin Shah – one of the extras walking alongside a large funeral procession at the end, if only one could spot him!
The continuing story of Kamini Kaushal – Uday Bhatia – The 92-year-old actor appears in a small part in 'Kabir Singh'
Bicycles and Bollywood Songs – Part 1 and Part 2 – Aditi Thakur relives the delights of bicycle rides in Hindi film songs, like, Kaise Bheege Bheege – Apna Ghar (1960) – Mohammad Rafi, Suman Kalyanpur – Ravi – Prem Dhawan
Following the overview article, Best songs of 1946: And the winners are?. , we have also rolled out The Micro View of Best Songs of 1946, beginning with Male Solo songs. Having covered Mohammad Rafi, Mukesh, Manna Dey, G M Durrani and Ashok Kumar till now, presently we have taken up solo songs of K L Saigal and then wound up the micro view of male solo songs with MY top Male solo songs. Best Songs of 1946 – Wrap up 1 has gone on to select K L Saigal as the Best Male Singers for 1946 for his three songs – Gham diye mustaqil/ Jab dil hi toot gaya/ Ae dil-e-beqaraar jhoom. I have collected all the posts for Male solo songs @ Male Solo Songs for ease of reading and downloading.We have then commenced micro view of Female Solo Songs for 1946 with Suraiya and Shamshad Begum, Part 1.
To end the present post with a few songs of Mohammad Rafi, each one of which basically has a link with the topics discussed in the present post, we have picked up:.
More Raja Ho.. Le Chal Nadiya Ke Par – Nadiya Ke Par (1948) – C Ramchandra –
Masoom Chehra Ye Qatil Adayein Ke Bemot Mare Gaye Ham Bechare – Dil Tera Diwane (1962) – With Lata Mangeshkar -Shankar Jaikishan – Hasrat Jaipuri
Mere Junglee Kabutar – Ek Kali Muskayi (1968) Madan Mohan – Rajendra Krishna
Iss Vishal Dharati Par Chahe Rahein Kahin Ham Sathi – Love in Canada (1979) – with Hemant Kumar – Hemant Kumar – Yogesh
Congress Ko Vote Do – NFS – Shankar Jaikishan – Kazi Saleem
This song was recorded for All India Congress Committee, New Delhi.
I earnestly solicit your inputs for further broad-basing our cache for the content for our carnival of blogs on the Golden Era of Hindi film music.
Disclaimer: This monthly series of posts is my best-effort-based compilation of posts on Hindi film songs that I normally visit regularly. As I record my sincere thanks to all the original creators of these posts, any other posts that I have nor covered herein shows my lack of awareness of existence of such posts and is by no means any disrespect to their work. The copyrights to the posts, images and video clips remain the properties of the original creators.
Author ASHOK M VAISHNAVPosted on June 30, 2019 June 29, 2019 Categories Carnival of Blogs on Golden Era of Hindi Film MusicTags Amrish Puri, Blog Carnival, Dattaram, Girish Karnard, Golden Era of Hindi Films, Illaiyaraja, Lalita Deulkar, Mohammad Rafi, Rajendra Krishna, Ruma Guha Thakurta, Shanker Jaikishan2 Comments on Carnival of Blogs on Golden Era of Hindi Film Music, June 2019
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A FEMALE journalist has exposed the "disgusting" sexist treatment she and her colleagues faced at Sunday's boxing showdown in Brisbane.
Tegan George took to Twitter to share a video of a male spectator giving the finger and directing foul language towards the Channel Ten reporter during the fight at a packed out Suncorp Stadium.
"B****, f*** off away from me, will ya," the man can be heard to say.
The political reporter said she had "never been so badly abused".
"Never have I or my sports loving girl friends been so badly abused & sexually harassed. Went on for hours," she wrote on Twitter.
Ms George claimed she and her friends had been subjected to "hours of abuse" during the match.
Fellow journalist Clare Barnes said she had "never experienced so disgusting".
"It was so confronting to see first hand that this still happens today," she tweeted.
media_cameraChannel 10 state political reporter Tegan George shared the shocking clip on Twitter.
After sharing the footage, the reporters also had to content with disgruntled social media users who objected to the man being filmed, but fought back.
Another friend of Ms George said the short clip that was shared was "probably the tamest" of the hours of abuse the women had endured.
The women located two police officers at the stadium, and said they had removed the men from the venue.


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