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Ahh yes, that Bengali epic that so permeates Hindi films: Devdas. Full of beautiful Islamic aesthetics side-by-side with intolerable themes of self-pity, when many a time the PPCC will ask themselves: can Devdas just shut the hell up, please? Please? No really. Woe, woe, OK, that's enough, for the love of God. Get on with the music.
And the music is great.
This time around, ye olde turn-o'-the-century Bengal has turned into the swinging 70s, and our narcissistic tragedian, Devdas, is called Sikandar (that's Alexander in Arabic) and played by our lanky hero, Amitabh Bachchan. Muqaddar Ka Sikandar (Alexander the Conquerer) is generally a very good film. It's intelligently executed: for example, the transition scene, when a young Sikander is taught by the Muslim hermit to laugh in the face of death, and we flash forward from the graveyard to Amitabh's rousing motorcycle song, is pretty awesome. When Sikandar stops in front of a funeral and sings, almost absent-mindedly, Zindagi to bevafa hai... Ek din thukaraaegi...[Life is unfaithful, one day it'll leave you] and Vinod Khanna looks up from his newspaper, while Rakhee Gulzar watches from the bus stop... Well, damn. The bittersweet combination of loving life and fatalism, riding your motorcycle without a helmet on, the easy introduction of Vinod and Rakhee's characters... If that isn't just genius. FRICKIN' GENIUS.
Oh, just watch it for yourself.
As is all the subsequent (now so common as to not merit any comment) Characteristic Bollywood Irony that leads Sikandar and Vishal (Vinod Khanna) to fall in love with the same woman, Kaamna (Rakhee), unbeknownst to each other but certainly beknownst to us. And meanwhile, a sullen courtesan, Zohrabai (Rekha), falls for Sikandar, while the jealous thug Dilawar (Amjad Khan) loves her and swears he'll kill anyone who gets in his way. Uh oh, we foresee disaster.
Do you want to know how it ends? No, do you really want to know? Well, it should be pretty obvious. This is a sad film about sad people who eventually die. Rarely does anyone crack a smile, and if they do, it's rueful, or self-pitying, or cynical, but certainly never cheerful. The songs are perpetually in a minor key. Life drags on, and by the end - curse you, Devdas! And you too, Vinod Khanna! - the PPCC was reduced to a blubbery pile of Kleenexes. Because it's that effective. Even as you're sitting there, swearing it off as disgustingly indulgent and asking why, oh why, does this Devdas thing have to go on?, Vinod Khanna will suddenly cradle Amitabh Bachchan in his arms and, as the terrible irony dawns on him and seals this movie's tragic fate, cry, "No, no, why didn't you tell me?"
And we cried.
Oh, how we cried.
Damn it, Sikandar, why didn't you tell him?!
Briefly, the plot centers around Sikandar, a most pitiable wretch. His life sucks. He's an orphan. He's poor. People beat him. No one likes him. He gets a job slaving away in Kaamna's home. As children, a bit of a romance develops, until Kaamna's father beats Sikandar, kicks him out, and tells Kaamna that her little boyfriend was a damn filthy liar and thief. Kaamna believes him. Sikandar cries. We, the audience, groan. But things look up for a bit when Sikandar is impulsively adopted by a woman (Nirupa Roy... of course) who has a daughter around his age. Until, of course, that woman dies. Uuuugh.
This is not Umrao Jaan, though it seems so.
So Sikandar grows up into Amitabh (see awesome transition song), a hardened bad-ass who looks after his step sister and still cries about his childhood love for Kaamna. Meanwhile, he befriends a fun toothy guy named Pyarelal (Ram P. Sethi) who introduces him to wonderful Urdu ghazals and wonderful liquor. At the courtesan parlor, a drunken Sikandar casts his sexy vibes at one of the courtesans, Zohrabai, who instantly falls in love with him. He also befriends a lawyer-by-training, Vishal, who'se currently slumming it as a bouncer in the bar. Yet alas, Sikandar's still nursing the childhood obsession with Kaamna, so he pays no attention to Zohrabai's affections (well, sort of). The train crash begins to happen when Vishal unknowingly falls for Kaamna, never realizing that this is his best friend Sikandar's beloved "memsaab".
By this point, the PPCC was wishing Amjad Khan would just show up with a gun and put the poor wretch out of his misery. For the love of God.
Devdas, for those that don't know, is an old turn-of-the-century Bengali novel that focuses on the doomed love between hard-drinking, despairing Devdas, and lower-caste Paro. We at the PPCC were already subjected to a movie-zation of this epic via Bhansali's 2002 version with Shah Rukh Khan And Aishwarya Rai. Muqaddar Ka Sikandar retains much of the original's themes of drinking and self-pity (OK, so we've never cared for Devdas, as should be clear by now), though it flips the caste problem around just to make things that much harder on Sikandar. In terms of acting, it was bizarre to see Amitabh, who is like our rock, our pillar of strength, our tall monolithic Ubermensch, reduced to a vulnerable pile of blubbery blub. Usually Shashi's the runty one, never Amitabh! It was disconcerting, to say the least. Further disconcertingly, our opinion of Vinod Khanna changed dramatically in the watching of MKS. We've never liked Vinod, especially after Parvarish and that ugly sneer of his, but he was the heart and soul of MKS. In fact, it was only when Vinod would register the pain that we at the PPCC started to cry. And damn, we cried.
Doomed. Doooooomed.
We're not big fans of Rakhee. She always seems to gravitate between icy and then a bit demented; for example, Kasme Vaade. But Kaamna is a difficult role to play. Given that Sikandar is our hero, and given the way Kaamna treats him, the audience really is out to hate her. Rekha, on the other hand, was ethereal and lovely as usual. True, she's always playing the same role (Umrao Jaan, again and again...) but, well, we loved Umrao Jaan! Amjad Khan is not much used in the film, but he's fine as usual. We at the PPCC should note that we like his voice. And finally, the surprise of the film is the smiley Ram P. Sethi. We didn't realize how much we liked him until we went all happy to see him in Namak Halaal.
So there you have it. If you're feeling up and want to feel down, watch Muqaddar Ka Sikandar. The music is gorgeous, and really should be required listening. Also, BollyBob has helpfully compiled a gallery of despair for the truly hard-core.
Labels: 1970s, amitabh bachchan:no mercy, bollywood, masala goodness, rekha
Beth Loves Bollywood said...
And don't you love it when Vishal takes Kaamna home and drops her off and says goodnight at the door and then pops back around to kiss her? I love that part!
Deepti Sharma said...
Strange, how none of the reviews of Muqaddar mentions the one genuine,important and life-saving lesson that the film gives out for all of us to imbibe -
NEVER LOOK AT RAKHEE GULZAR IN A FROCK UNLESS YOU WANT YOUR EYES TO BURN OUT.
Sina said...
Deepti, I could not stop laughing after reading your comment.


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Archmere Academy | Maura Corsini '14 Pursues Acting Goal and Gets Break in "Unplanned"
Maura Corsini '14 Pursues Acting Goal and Gets Break in "Unplanned"
The opportunity to appear in "Unplanned" unfolded unconventionally. Maura Corsini '14 had been in touch with producers, then lost contact. Suddenly, in February, one of them was a customer in the restaurant where she worked. She got an audition and was on the "Unplanned" set in Stillwater, Oklahoma, by May. "Unplanned" is the story of Abby Johnson, a former Planned Parenthood administrator who converted to the pro-life movement after up-close interaction with abortion. Maura's character is Johnson's coworker and friend.
Maura has been advised that she may be able to develop a niche for acting in roles that help deliver a message in society, and that really appeals to her.
On Thursday, March 28, the St. Thomas the Apostle Columbiettes and the Knights of Columbus Council #12374 are hosting a red carpet premiere of the new film, "Unplanned: The True Story of Abby Johnson" at Penn Cinema at the Riverfront in Wilmington. The evening will begin at 5:45 with a cocktail social. The screening starts at 7 p.m. The film, opening in theaters nationwide March 29, is the dramatic account of a former Planned Parenthood high achiever, Abby Johnson, their youngest clinic director in the nation, until she walked out after assisting in an abortion.
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How Flawed Science Is Undermining Good Medicine
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A surprising medical finding caught the eye of NPR's veteran science correspondent Richard Harris in 2014. A scientist from the drug company Amgen had reviewed the results of 53 studies that were originally thought to be highly promising — findings likely to lead to important new drugs. But when the Amgen scientist tried to replicate those promising results, in most cases he couldn't...
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Medical research data remain shrouded in secrecy. As a result the data is distorted and misrepresented by pharmaceutical companies launching new medicines to exaggerate their efficacy, minimize their harmful side effects, and conceal the fact that these products are often no more effective than those already on the market. Clinical trials are unnecessarily repeated and overall, health-care and patients suffer. Read More »
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The federal shutdown's effects on science and medicine are many. There's halted food safety inspections, kids with cancer who won't be able to join clinical drug trials, and suspension of disease outbreak monitoring. Conservation studies have been thrown into disarray and at least one NASA Mars mission is at risk of being delayed for years. Read More »
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Tona B. Dahlquist Casting The New HBO Series "The Righteous Gemstones" (starring John Goodman, Danny McBride and Adam Devine) is seeking Extras for filming Next Week in Charleston!
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Do you have 80's Hair? Can you rock the 80's style?
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Historically wallpapers copied rare and exotic woods which, before the days of micro-thin veneers, made it much easier to hang the wood imitation than the real thing. The wallpaper also made it possible to cover surfaces that would be difficult to do with wood, such as curved walls or columns. As the cost to cover the walls with exotic wood panels would be high I'm sure these quality imitations were a welcome substitution. Many of these early papers were further embellished with imitations of gilt bronze mounts or served as the backdrop for trompe l'oeil statues or floral bouquets. In the 20th century woodgrain papers became less formal and began copying more familiar woods such as oak, walnut, and pine, as you see here. These were usually produced as a cheaper alternative to decorating with actual wood.
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In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He was in the beginning with God. 3 All things were created by him, and without him nothing was created. 4 Life was in him, and the Life was the Light of men. 5 The Light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not put it out.
6 A man was sent from God whose name was John. 7 He came as a witness to testify about the Light that all might believe through him. 8 He was not the Light, but he came to testify about the Light.
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14 The Word became flesh and lived with us. We saw his splendor, the splendor as of a unique one of a father, full of grace and truth.
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Sundown at The Garden with Art and Music
Meet artist Deryn Cowdy in the Butterfly Room Gallery – 6 to 8pm
Deryn Cowdy uses her garden ponds and surrounding hedgerows as inspiration for her work. In this exhibition of gilded photographs, tropical water lilies reflect their ephemeral petals on the cloudless surface.
Deryn was born in London and grew up in a family of artists. She enjoyed painting and sculpture from an early age, and studied Fine Art at Bath Academy of Art. She now lives in Miami with her husband, their two children and an unruly dog.
Acoustic guitar set by Will Thomas on the Gumbo Limbo Patio – 7 to 9pm
A native of the Deep South (and longtime Beach resident), Will Thomas celebrates 70's radio classics by Tom Petty, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash – and a little Grateful Dead & Steely Dan for good measure.
Will has written and recorded albums with Muscle Shoals legends, toured Italy and Denmark, and played the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville and the Mercury Lounge in NYC. His local band the Tall Boys has a monthly residency at the Wetlab on Virginia Key.
Botanical Beverages and snacks will be available for purchase.
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Opening Reception: It Will Never Become Quite Familiar to You


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As of July 15 Terry managed to get caught up with all our support mail, which was a Herculean achievement. We'd received about 35,000 e-mails in the two months since Delicious Library 2 was launched, and Terry sorted through most of them herself. (We respond to every request for help, but for bug reports we usually file them without a response.) Sure, a lot of that was spam, but a LOT of it wasn't. She got a very large bonus check on that day and we had a huge party where we rented the best restaurant in town and invited a ton of people and got kind of drunk and watched Step Up 2.
Woot! Both Terry and I are on there, and we have RSS feeds to it in our browser windows, so every day when we are on the web we see anyone who posts there. I can't promise we'll respond personally to everything, since part of the point of having a forum is to allow customers to talk to each other, but we'll try very hard to stay active on this forum (assuming it doesn't get over-run with crazy noise-posts — we aren't moderators on Get Satisfaction, so we're curious to see how the site will deal with miscreants as it expands).
We've linked to these forums on our help page as well, so if you have an issue that's not in the FAQ we've made you can look it up on the forums without having to leave that page. I think that's nifty.
Again, I apologize that we were caught so flat-footed by this deluge of e-mail, and especially apologize to those of you who wrote us and ended up waiting a month for a response. But, we're caught up now, so if you have a support problem that has NOT been responded to and it's been more than four days, please write again — we finished the whole mailbox, so either we never got your mail or your spam filters ate our response. (The mail comes from kind of a funny address, so check your spam box.) Note again that if you filed a bug we usually will NOT respond unless we need more information or have something fixed and are offering to let you test it.
Thank you, as always, for being our customer.


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Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl Sales Pass 6 Million Units
Greg Martin December 8, 2021
Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl sales have passed 6 million units worldwide since launching at the end of November.
According to an announcement made by The Pokémon Company, the cumulative sales of these new remakes have now eclipsed 6 million copies worldwide. This is a remarkable achievement for a remake of the classic games.
This number is amazing because it is basically the same as a brand new mainline entry, which is Pokémon Sword and Shield. These games also opened to 6 million sales within their debut week.
Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are remakes of older Pokémon games that were originally released for the Nintendo DS. They were developed by Ilca in collaboration with The Pokémon Company and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Switch.
The launch week sales of Pokémon BDSP are also higher than any other remakes in the series. Pokémon Alpha Sapphire and Omega Ruby sold roughly 3 million copies during their launch week, so this is almost twice the sales of the last remakes that were released on the Nintendo 3DS.
Pokémon Sword and Shield have sold more than 22 million copies worldwide and they are on track to become one of the best-selling games in the franchise. While it is unlikely that Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl will achieve the same feat, they are already selling a lot higher as seen with their debut week sales.
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Margo and Gerald Smith, the owners of Netherby Hall, are undertaking a major project beginning with putting the fabric of this important building back into good order.
Netherby Hall, Longtown Cumbria is an outstanding grade II* mansion house, steeped in history from the Roman times to the modern day.
Centred around a 16th Century pele tower, Netherby Hall has been developed over the centuries with later additions in the 17th, 18th and 19th Century. The Hall is built on the site of a Roman fort known as "Castra Exploratorum" and it is believed that some sections of the house have been built using some of the fort stones.
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Review - Two Can Play
An Audrey Harte Novel, Book 2
by Kate Kessler
Review by Christian Perring
Mar 7th 2017 (Volume 21, Issue 10)
Having read and disliked the first book in Kate Kessler's series of Audrey Harte novels, I promptly forgot it. Some way into the second book, Two Can Play, memories of the first book came leaking back into my memory. The main improvement Kessler has made in this one is dramatically shorten the length: the audiobook is 9 hours versus 25 hours for the first. Forensic psychologist Audrey Harte returns to her home state of Maine to interview a young man who has just graduated from high school and has admitted to raping and killing several blonde young women. He is, she decides, a classic psychopath, but she is puzzled why he is so keen to boast about his rapes but is so silent about the murders. She also gets several messages from someone who is taunting her. It dawns on her that the boy didn't commit the murders but instead was working with a killer, who is still on the loose. Then another girl goes missing and the search becomes all the more urgent.
A series devoted to murders by young people is particularly gruesome even if it is standard fare for modern crime novels. Kessler does have an ability to highlight some of the more unsavory aspects of serial killing and the media circus around them. In this case, she includes a weasely true crime writer and a pathetic fan of serial killers who thinks she can find the good in the young murderer. Given the shorter book, there is less room for subplots, but the romance with Audrey's old flame plays a major role in the story. The line from initial puzzle to final resolution is pretty straight and while the plot doesn't hold together very tightly, it is distinctive. The book would be more interesting if there was more forensic psychology in it, and although Audrey struggles with her demons, she isn't yet a very interesting lead character. But maybe there's hope for future novels in this series to say something insightful about violence, trauma, and the modern world. A bit more humor would help too. The unabridged audiobook is again performed by Cindy Harden, who brings energy and variety to the reading.
© 2017 Christian Perring
Christian Perring lives and teaches in New York.


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'So pioneering': Lay Centre co-founder reflects on beginnings, art and adventure
By Elena Dini
ROME — Riekie van Velzen is a storehouse of memories and holds the history of The Lay Centre in her hand. The co-founder of The Lay Centre, Riekie has served as the administrator for more than 30 years, and has seen many scholars come through the centre's doors.
How did the "adventure" of The Lay Centre start for you?
This adventure started when I was working for the Ladies of Bethany at the Foyer Unitas as an accountant and assistant in the information office, which was offering services to non-Catholic visitors to the city.
In the mid-1980s the Ladies of Bethany decided to close their centre. Donna Orsuto and I had been already working together for seven years and I remember one morning we were having a coffee and discussing the impact the imminent change would have. The space would be given back to the Doria Pamphili family, the Ladies of Bethany would go back to Holland, but we thought it was a pity to lose this opportunity to create a space with accommodation for lay theology scholars coming from abroad to pursue studies in Rome. So, we decided to try to transform the Foyer Unitas guesthouse, as it was then, into a home for lay scholars, and so the adventure began. We inherited furniture and, after some years, became a formal organization.
Looking back, I don't know how we actually made it since, at the beginning, we didn't know anything about laws and requirements, but we managed!
You are here as a founder of The Lay Centre but at the same time you know so well the experience the students live when they arrive in Rome...
Yes, I have always been happy to see how much students feel at home after a while and how some flourished after finding a safe home.
I, myself, have neverbeen a full-time student in Rome, but I did some studies here. I am originally from Holland and, while working, I attended a school for interpreters in Rome and learned some Arabic at thePontifical Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies PISAI. I also experienced some of the legendary Latin classes of Reginald Foster. Meanwhile, I got married and raised two children, Christiaan and Jessica, who have always been very much part of The Lay Centre community. I could say they were "half adopted" by The Lay Centre scholars, who were babysitting them or helping them with homework sometimes.
Art is another important aspect of your life. Could you tell us more about it?
In 1995, I was diagnosed with breast cancer for the second time and two friends offered me a present: painting classes. They knew I had always dreamed of studying art, but my parents didn't see this as a suitable choice for me when I was a teenager. It remained a dream.
In 1998, I decided to study graphic design and ancient painting techniques at Rome's Municipal Art School. In the meantime, I also took classes to learn how to write icons with some nuns in Calabria. However, since I am not very good at following rules, more than formal icons I make icon-inspired religious art.
I am also interested in ecology. Since 2008, I have been collecting garbage on the beaches and making art pieces out of it to "create" awareness to be more respectful of our planet. Some of my works are here at The Lay Centre.
What is your feeling looking back? Do you have any special memory?
We were so pioneering in this field. When we started I don't know if we really had in mind what we were going to become. We were always clear about being ecumenical and we grew in the interreligious dimension. We made many steps forward and this is the part I liked the most.
Talking about memories, I obviously have so many! Most of them relate to friendships and collaboration between scholars, not only of different cultures but also of different faith traditions.
This is what I find truly amazing about our centre. When our scholars go back home, the seed of dialogue has been planted and I always hope and pray that this seed will grow and flourish, bearing fruits.
A reflection from our director at the start of 2020
"Listen! Behold, a sower went out to sow" (Mk 4:3). To mark the 100th anniversary of the Ladies of Bethany, the Dutch religious order that "scattered seeds" for the founding of The Lay Centre in 1986, we chose the detail of "the sower" from …
'Change in continuity': renowned Newman scholar shares insights on new saint
By Laura Ieraci CHICAGO — One of the most beloved modern saints is also among the most selectively quoted by advocates for change in the Catholic Church, said Father Ian Ker, a world-renowned scholar of St. John Henry Newman. Father Ker, who …
Pope casts merciful gaze upon Amazon region through synod, says Brazilian journalist
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Review: The Dead House by Dawn Kurtagich
September 10, 2015	Meredith	Reviews	0 ★★★★
The Dead House by Dawn Kurtagich
Published by Little Brown Books for Young Readers on September 15, 2015
Debut author Dawn Kurtagich is dead on in this terrifying psychological thriller!
Over two decades have passed since the fire at Elmbridge High, an inferno that took the lives of three teenagers. Not much was known about the events leading up to the tragedy - only that one student, Carly Johnson, vanished without a trace...
...until a diary is found hidden in the ruins.
But the diary, badly scorched, does not belong to Carly Johnson. It belongs to Kaitlyn Johnson, a girl who shouldn't exist Who was Kaitlyn? Why did she come out only at night? What is her connection to Carly?
The case has been reopened. Police records are being reexamined: psychiatric reports, video footage, text messages, e-mails. And the diary.
The diary that paints a much more sinister version of events than was ever made publicly known.
Pardon my language, but… This book was a complete mind*ck!!! And I mean that in the most epic way possible!
The Dead House was my #1 most anticipated book that I learned about and received from BEA 2015. While attending the NOVL Brunch, we were given a preview of some titles the NOVL team were especially excited for and The Dead House was one of them. From the second I saw the cover and title, I was intrigued. And then when they explained the premise? Heart-eye emoji! I loved everything about this book – the characters, the format (it's written in journal entries, reports, newspaper clippings, emails, transcribed video, etc), the plot, everything.
The characters in this book were epic and felt like real people. Maybe the format had something to do with that, because it wasn't just standard dialogue and description. It felt like I was really reading someone's diary, really snooping on private emails, really reading the transcription of a video that had actually been filmed. This is also a testament to Dawn Kurtagich's writing style – it really sucked me in and kept me hooked.
Kaitlyn and Carly were intriguing characters for so many reasons. First of all, I love psychology. If I could, I'd go back to school and get a degree in psychology. So the whole Dissociative Identity Disorder diagnosis was intriguing. The whole book gave me major "John Carpenter's The Ward" feels.
I actually liked Kaitlyn more than Carly, but that might be because we saw more of Kaitlyn and got to know her more. I loved the Kaitlyn and Ari dynamic, but didn't trust it to end well at all. Also, totally pictured Munro Chambers as Ari!
I didn't like Naida, mostly because I didn't trust her at all, especially after we discovered something about her. She creeped me out a bit and I was always waiting for her to do something horrible – which I guess she did, if I really think about it.. Also, The Naida/Kaitlyn dynamic is creepy. I didn't trust either of them when they were together (and I never trusted Naida, as I mentioned). It was also highly suspicious that Naida was filming their lives just for a class. It feels too convenient, like maybe she just said that so the others wouldn't question her.
Dr. Lansing is a hard character to discuss. Since I'm not a doctor myself, just really into psychology, it's hard to say whether she did the right thing or not. According to the book, the medicine she had Carly on could have actually caused a LOT of Carly's problems. And some of her treatments were.. well, less than ethical. But she firmly insisted she did what was right by Carly. So it's really hard for me to say whether she was a good person who honestly tried everything or if she was blinded by her desire to "fix" this girl who was sick, who seemed like she couldn't be cured, and she went overboard and actually ended up being the cause of Carly's break. Considering how the story ended, I'm going to guess she was somewhere in between the two.
I wasn't a fan of John. Like most of the characters in this book, I was suspicious of him and didn't fully trust him. His talk of "seeds" made me think of drugs. But the way his story ended… Wow. I didn't expect that and it came as a big shock!
There were a lot of secondary characters in this book, but I'm not going to go into too much detail about them. Though they were integral to the story and (again, because of the format of the book) felt like real people, not just characters, they really weren't stand-out characters for me and I don't have much to say about them. I didn't dislike them, necessarily, I just wasn't focused on them throughout the story – I was more focused on Kaitlyn, Carly, Naida and Ari.
Roughly halfway through the book, the pacing slowed down. It didn't necessarily get boring, but it was a little bit repetitive and I think it could have been shorter. But the pacing didn't effect my enjoyment of the book because it quickly picked back up again.
The only thing that disappointed me a bit was that everyone told me this book was super creepy – like, sleep with the lights on creepy. And I was only very slightly creeped out. Now, in the book's defense, I'm a horror buff and not easily scared. I will say, though, that the second-to-last page gave me a creepy chill, so there's that!
And speaking of the ending, holy crap, that ending! The book didn't end on a cliffhanger, per se, but the reader is left to decide whether the book was simply about a young girl with a very severe mental disorder or whether there were actually paranormal elements at work. Honestly, I'm still not completely sure which I think it is, though I do know which one I'm kind of leaning towards. But I'm going to keep that thought to myself and let you read it and decide for yourself!
Overall, this book was beyond epic and – though it didn't creep me out – everything I could have hoped for! I'm already anticipating the next book this author writes – The Dead House hasn't even released yet and I already can't wait to find out what Kurtagich is working on next and when it'll be out in the world! *Grabby hands!!!*
So yeah… Obviously, I HIGHLY recommend this book! It's epic and intense and amazing and a bit creeptastic! If you love horror and psychological thrillers, then you're in for a real thrill ride! And if you're easily scared? Well, keep the lights on….


Perfect end to a perfect day, listening to classical music as the sun is setting.
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Beautiful! You have an impeccable eye sir.
Piano Man is a fabulous photo. The lighting is incredible.


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I intended to come home from grocery shopping this morning and put a warp of Tammy's lovely red poinsettia rayon chenille on my loom. But plans change, this time because of nature.
On Friday I stood up from the loom to wind some more bobbins. I turned slightly to the right in getting off the stool and something unusual caught my eye – something big and white where it didn't belong.
I do love to learn new things. I know that sometimes I'm resistant, but that's usually only when someone else, or life, imposes that learning on me. When it's my idea, I'm all over it.
I love learning new things and using new-to-me techniques. It was well over two years ago that I read the Dust Bunnies blog when Ngaire used a clasped weft technique to create a to-die-for scarf. Never heard of the technique, couldn't imagine how it worked, so let it go.


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Office of Workers' Compensation Programs issues Final Rule
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Requires all parties to exchange any medical information about the miner that they develop in connection with a claim, even if the party does not intend to submit the information into evidence, and allows for sanctions for failure to comply
Clarifies coal mine operators' obligation to pay effective benefits awards during post-award modification proceedings
Clarifies that a physician's supplemental report is a continuation of the physician's earlier report for purposes of the evidence-limiting rules
Allows the Department to fully participate in claims adjudications after the liable coal mine operator stops participating because of adverse financial developments, such as bankruptcy or insolvency
The regulations are effective May 26, 2016.
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PDF of the Final Rule from the DCMWC website.
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Janette Pauline Wildenvey was born in Vågan in Lofoten and was taken into care at the age of seven in Fiskenes on Andøya. After commercial training, she worked as a model, married the writer Herman Wildenvey, and had a child.
She made her debut in 1925 with the short story collection Bedaarere and became known for her four novels about Andrine, 1929-1955, which are similar to Cora Sandel's Alberte books in their description of a young woman's development and yearning for marriage and education. The second book of the series, Andrine og Kjell, 1934, was filmed in 1952. Her memoirs Kjærlighet varer lengst were published in 1975.


A student was transported by ambulance to Bryn Mawr Hospital from Health Services. On Call Dean notified.
A report was received of a student who was suffering from an alcohol related illness in front of 42 Hannum Drive. The Nurse on Call cleared the student to remain on campus while being watched over by a sober friend. The Graduate Assistant was notified.
Campus Safety was called to Comfort Hall in reference to someone banging on a student's door. Arriving officers found a disturbance between two suitemates in progress. Individuals were told to separate, go back to their rooms, and to lock their doors. The Graduate Assistant was notified.
A student who asked to speak to the on call nurse was actually inquiring in reference to an alcohol related illness. The nurse asked that Campus Safety respond. The ill student was transported to Bryn Mawr Hospital via ambulance. The Graduate Assistant was notified.
A student from the University of Pennsylvania was transported by ambulance to Bryn Mawr Hospital after falling and injuring a wrist during the Ultimate Frisbee Tournament.
A student suffering from an alcohol related illness at Gummere Hall was transported to Bryn Mawr Hospital for treatment. The Nurse on Call and Graduate Assistant were notified.
Two non-student guests were observed running naked in the area of the Duck Pond. They were determined to be the guests of students at Barclay Hall. They were reunited with their hosts.
An officer observed smoke in Sharpless Hall. The Fire Department and Safety Director were notified and responded. The smoke was determined to have been caused by a malfunctioning compressor. On-call Facilities personnel were notified and responded. The compressor was shut down.
A student reported the theft of a small motorized "pocket bike" from a bike rack near 11 Hannum Drive. A report was filed with Haverford Township Police Department.
A report was received of a bat in Barclay Hall. A Facilities employee was notified, who responded and removed the bat.
A student reported that she was struck by a vehicle earlier in the day, injuring her arm. The student was advised to report the issue to Health Services. Investigation ongoing.


When there is an issue that millions of people can relate to, it is worth fighting for; for the right to be done.
The Pentagon said Tuesday that the military would review controversial grooming policies that led some to accuse the Army of racial bias.
Grooming guidelines released in late March, known as Army Regulation 670-1, included rules on hair grooming. Among the "unauthorized styles" were natural hairstyles popular among African American women, including twists. A White House petition, asking the Army to reconsider the ban, gathered more than 10,000 signatures.
Pentagon: Army to review controversial ban on twists, other natural hairstyles.
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It's very nice hair style. I like it so much.
Kudos to Ms. Jacobs who led the efforts to get over 16,000 signatures on the petition. The 670-1 regulation is unrealistic for women who wear their hair in its natural state. Let's hope the Army revisits this regulation and allow our military sisters more flexibility with their hairstyles.
I had no idea this happened! Thanks for sharing!


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Did you miss my awesome TBB Best of Web post yesterday? Here it is: Greatest Art Thief, Future of Basketball, No Investing Laws, The Future, Top Global Brands.
A self proclaimed travel thought leader says that the 75k United Explorer Business card offer is ending in a week and you all must huuuurry to get it with my links 🙂 .
You know Marriott has a huge rotten egg in its hands when the parody site "Have You Been Bonvoyed?" is up! Makes the World of Hyatt rollout look great in comparison lol. You were warned here while other bloggers were only a bit critical and way too late for it! While others were taking down critical blog posts while posting from the Oscars on Marriott's dime, yikes!
This is a really good primer on How To Spend Avios Points. Lesson One. Avios is the currency miles of British Airways. I have used them numerous times and never on British Airways lol. Almost always on partner American Airlines!
Newbie tip: If a bank offers you 50k to 100k (sometimes more) miles/points…says you can have the card with no annual fee for the first year…you are really good with money and always pay the full balance off every month…saying no means you do not like to travel for free…you can always cancel the card before the annual fee…it's not so hard! But be careful, this is NOT for everyone! So You Want To Travel For Free Like Me? Are You Sure?
What people do for a truffle, wow! Would you risk your life for a truffle? In Iraq's desert, the hunt mixes superstition and danger.
To reach Ekeyran, a place so desolate no one has bothered to put it on a map, you must abandon the bustle of Baghdad for a 173-mile jaunt to the city of Samawah, dodge camel caravans while driving over to Al Salman district — onetime home to Saddam Hussein's harshest prison — then find a Bedouin guide to drive you two more hours deep into the uncharted desert plains near the Iraqi-Saudi border. There, buffeted by roaring winds amid near-freezing temperatures, you too can slowly wander the barren landscape, knife in hand as you scour the ground for hours in search of the almost cruelly obscure signs hinting at your quarry.
I hate slideshows. But I am making an exception for this one! A hidden village carved into a cliff. In the mountains of Oman. WOW!
Very interesting data here: How many high school stars make in the NBA?
If this does not make you laugh…you may have a problem! This Hilarious Twitter Thread Illuminates the Ugly Reality of Riding Indoors. LOL to infinity!
Amazing photography! How Don McCullin captured history in the making. Must click!
Very interesting: The Cities With the Most Ultra-Rich Residents. I wonder how many will still be in London after Brexit lol!
Not sure where I found this below…but consider that your personal finance fix. And yes I think it is brilliant!
I agree with this: 2 Frustrating Things About Searching for Star Alliance Awards on United.
When the sales commission is attractive and you need to streeeeeetch to find even five reasons to sell a crappy card, sad!
Thank you for being first and for being the only cc clicker this month!
Silver! For the Pacific North West! DML must live closer than I do to the server or whatever as it wasn't even here yet when he commented!
You must reeeeeally like the Pacific Northwest!
So are you not gathering points anymore?
If that was the case…I would not be over 4 million now, sad!
What's up with the Sony Card? What did I miss?
I don't remember…there was something about it…as there was something about Mary…supposedly!
I have a question: You know how when someone is driving real fast, somebody will say "He was really barrel-assing down the road"?
I was wondering where the phrase 'barrel-assing' came from.
Can't think of a better definition of this!
You're playing like PSG in champions league?
Going to take it out on the opposing goalie tonight…soccer game at 10 pm, WTF!
If you click on this crap…YOU are part of the problem!
George, in case you missed this, Drew of Travel Is Free is back full time blogging.


In Traditional Chinese Medicine, body pains are from energy stasis or blood blockage in the body, so if we use products which can smooth energy and remove blood blockage in the body, the pains will disappear.
Headache from cold attack, this kind of headache is from cold weather, and the cold penetrates the blood vessels found in the head, they contract to form energy stasis causing headaches. We can use Ginger Tea for this kind of headache: take a cup of hot ginger tea and go to bed covering with thick quilt it induces sweating, on waking up, your headache will be relieved or disappeared. Using this kind of treatment, hot ginger soup and sweating is the key to removing headache, because with sweating the cold will be brought out through the sweat pores. Note: after waking up, don't go out immediately; only go outside if you are no longer sweating, otherwise your headache will be worsened.
Headaches can also be from liver energy stasis which forms fire attacking the head. People with this kind of headache get angry easily, bitter taste in the mouth in the morning, liver area discomfort, gastric acid or reflux; the headache is felt around the eyes and both sides of head. We can use Migrainum Pill, HappyForte in combination for this kind of headache.
Painful menstruation occurs from Liver Energy Stasis or Blood Blockage. It presents with pains before or during menstruation and presence of blood clots. We need HappyForte to smooth liver energy, MensesBalance to activate the blood or RheuBeatPlus to break up clots in the womb which is responsible for the severe period pains.
Painful joints are from wind, cold or dampness blocking circulation of joints. RheuBeat is very good for painful joints, when the joint pain is not severe using RheuBeat is adequate, however when severe then a combination of RheuBeatPlus and Clot Broker.
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Monday, August 02, 1852:-The emigrant ship Epaminondas, 1,071 tons, H.H. Kerr master, from Liverpool 14th April 1852. Messrs. William Lambton & A. A. Huddleston in the cabin. Emigrants names-as follows.—12th ship from England to S.A. with government passengers for 1852 ; —?— births and six deaths on the passage, —?—, surgeon-superintendent (502 passengers).
Buchanan David 26 Farm Labourer - Dunbartons.
Gray / Grey John 38 Farm Servant - Fermanagh not on board due to family illness ?
McNaughton Duncan 30 Shepherd / Labourer 1084/2 Dunbartons.
Smith Charles 21 Mason's Labourer 1501/3 Worcesters.
Smith William 41 Schoolmaster - Kings co., Ire.
Taylor John 24 Gardener & Labourer - Worcesters.
Mary 37 or 27 ?
Margaret 3 or 5 ?
Dalgleish Robert 20 Farm Servant - Roxburghs.
Dukes John 18 Farm Servant - Buckinghams.
Edmonds James 25 Farm Labourer - Buckinghams.
Goodward ? George 25 Farm Labourer - Gloucesters.
Gray / Grey William 19 Farm Servant - Fermanagh not on board due to family illness ?
McDonald Rodrick 23 Shepherd - Ross MacDougall?
Smith Edward 21 Printer - Kings Co., Ire.
Grey / Gray Eliza Jane 17 Servant Fermanagh not on board due to family illness ?
Knight Elizabeth 29 Domestic Sevant Lancashire Hewitt ?
McGregor Janet 39 Domestic Servant Dunbartons.
McGregor Jane 31 Domestic Servant Dunbartons.
Palmer Mary 18 Nursemaid Worcesters.
Smith Mary Ann 16 Nursery Maid / Domestic Servant Kings co., Ire.
Smith Margaret 11 Nursery Maid / Domestic Servant Kings co., Ire.
Smith William 5 Kings co., Ire.
Wren Mary 22 Domestic Servant Dunbartons.


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Feb 03, 2017 04:18 AM EST By Eleanor Bright, UniversityHerald Reporter
Five Of The Most International Universities In The World Released
The Times Higher Education (THE) recently released the list of the top most international universities in the world. The universities were ranked based on the proportion of international students, international staff and journal publications, according to Forbes.
Below is the list of the top 5 most international universities in the world according to THE.
ETH Zurich - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
This school has always been among the top universities worldwide. It has been considered as a leader in research and education. As leading international university, it displays an international outlook. Around 60 percent of the faculty members of the school come from various parts of the world, according to Top Universities. It has more than 18,000 students from 120 countries around the world.
Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne or Swiss Institute of Technology Lausanne
This is a public university that specializes in research. It started as small college, with only 11 students in 1869. This university excels in teaching engineering and research. Lately, it has included life sciences. It acquired the Swiss Institute for Experimental Cancer.
University of Hong Kong
Ranking third is the University of Hong Kong. It is the oldest learning institution in the Hong Kong Territory. It has been recognized as an international school that focuses on research. The university possesses an international outlook as evidenced by the diversity of its students.
National University of Singapore
Ranked fourth is the University of Singapore. This is also the number one school in Asia. It is known for its branches in Silicon Valley, Beijing, Shanghai, Israel Munich, Lausanne and New York. Because of this, its students can easily join the student exchange program. It collaborates with the Duke University and Yale University.
This university is known for its excellent science education. It has 14 Nobel Prize Winners. Among them is Sir Alexander Fleming who discovered penicillin. The school has four main areas namely science, engineering, medicine and business. It has attraced thousands of students from different countries around the world.
With international students facing issues regarding their visa in the US, it is most likely that the number of international students will increase in these universities.
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