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My ten favourite Meena Kumari songs
Meena Kumari, a face, which launched thousand tragic films. A thousand might be a bit of exaggeration, but she alone on her star-power helped tragic films to great success. In the 50s and even in the frolicking, colourful 60s, people would flock the cinema halls (to different degrees) to see her suffer. She was also an adept comedienne, in which she also excelled and was quite successful as seen in Magroor [1950], Miss Mary [1957], Azaad [1955] and Kohinoor [1960].
Meena Kumari at a certain time in my childhood played a big role in shaping the image of women in my psyche. Exposed to a slew of films, where she played a neglected wife, a suffering daughter-in-law, a sacrificing daughter, a caring sister-in-law, a protective sister or 'simply' a tormented woman between two men, she moulded an image of women being forever doomed to suffer at the hands of men in life. It is true that even other leading ladies like Mala Sinha (Anpadh) or Nutan (Khandan, Chhota Bhai) played such roles but it was as if they were impersonating Meena Kumari in these films. Meena Kumari remained always the original and the one to which others had to match to.
The presence of strong, independent and liberal women in my family and surroundings though would rectify the image in my mind; Meena Kumari would nevertheless always remain special.
On 31st March it was her 41st death anniversary. To commemorate it here are ten of my favourite songs filmed on her. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by harveypam on April 4, 2013 in Bollywood, Lists
Tags: 31st March, 41st death anniversary, aaj ham apni duaon ka asar dekhenge, aaj to meri hansi, ajeeb dastan hai yeh, Akeli Mat Jaiyo [1963], Asha Bhosle, Ashok Kumar, Bahu Begum [1967, Baiju Bawra [1952], C Ramchandra, chalo dildaar chalo, chalte chalte, Chitralekha [1964], Dil Apna Aur Preet Parai [1960], Dil Ek Mandir [1963], duniya kare sawaal to ham kya jawab de, Durga Khote, Edwina Violette, Geeta Dutt, Ghulam Mohammad, Gomti Ke Kinare [1972], ham tere pyar me saara aalam, Hasrat Jaipuri, Hemant Kumar, inhi logon ne, Kaajal [1965], Kamal Amrohi, kitni jawan hai raa tkoi yaad aa gaya - Azaad [1955], Lata Mangeshkar, Madan Mohan, Majrooh Sultanpuri, mausam hai aashiqana, Meena Kumari, mohe bhool gaye sanwariya, My ten favourite Meena Kumari songs, Nadira, Naushad, Pakeezah [1972], piya aiso jiya me samay gayo re, Raaj Kumar, Rajendra Krishna, Rajendra Kumar, Ravi, Roshan, Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam [1962], Sahir, Sahir Ludhianvi, sansar se bhaage phirte ho, Sawan Kumar Tak, Shailendra, Shakeel Badayuni, Shanker-Jaikishan, thade rahiyon, tora man darpan kehlaye, woh jo milte the kabhi
Look, who's here!
My ten favourite kaun aayaa songs
I'm sure it must have happened to you as well. Sometimes you meet a person and the mere presence of this man/woman makes you feel good. You need not talk about overtly intelligent topics. You might not laugh heartily, but just being in the presence of that particular person makes you feel wonderful. It makes you feel as if you have experienced inner growth. Few days back, I again had such an experience, where I was left wondering: What was that? I was so elated, that I posted the song yeh aaj meri zindagi me kaun aa gaya on a forum I frequent, which gave me the idea for this post.
Unlike my last experience, the encounters making the characters of Hindi film exclaim "yeh kaun aayaa" are mostly of romantic nature. Some feel that spring has come, while others feel the moon has risen. Everybody has his or her own of exclaiming and rejoicing in this emotion. I personally think that a good song can convey more than the words themselves. So, enjoy my ten favourite kaun aayaa songs and tell me about yours.
Posted by harveypam on February 21, 2013 in Bollywood, Lists
Tags: Anand Bakshi, Anoop Kumar, Asha Bhosle, Asha Parekh, Baazi [1951], Deepti Naval, Dekh Kabira Roya [1957], dekho yeh kaun aayaa, Dil Deke Dekho [1959], Farooque Sheikh, Geeta Dutt, imi Garewal, Imtihaan [1974], Indu Jain, Jawani Diwani [1972], Jaya Bhaduri, Kalpana Karthik, Katha [1983], kaun aayaa kaun aayaa, kaun aayaa ki nigahon me chamak jaag uthi, kaun aayaa mere man ke dwaare, kaun yeh aayaa mehfil me, Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, Laxmikant-Pyarelal, Look who's here!, Madan Mohan, Majrooh Sultanpuri, Manna Dey, Mohd. Rafi & Usha Khanna, Munshi Aarzoo, my ten favourite kaun aayaa songs, Nartaki [1939], Naseeruddin Shah, Naushad, Pankaj Mullick, Poonam Dhillon, R. D. Burman, Raaj Kumar, Raj Kamal, Rajendra Krishan, Rajendra Kumar, Randhir Kapoor, Ravi, rosha maati, roz shaam aati magar aisi na thi, S. D. Burman, saamne ye kaun aayaa dil me huyi hulchal, Saathi [1968], Sadhana, Sahir Ludhianvi, Savere Wali Gaadi [1986], Shakeel Badayuni, Shammi Kapoor, Sunny Deol, Suresh Wadkar & Asha Bhosle, tambadi maati, Tanuja, Usha Khanna, Vinod Khanna, Waqt [1965], yeh kaun aaj aayaa sawere sawere, yeh kaun aayaa, yeh kaun aayaa ke mere dil ki duniya me bahaar aayi, yeh kaun aayaa roshan ho gayi mehfil kisake naam se
Arunkumar Deshmukh's 10 favourite cycle songs
Arunji has been a loyal follower of this blog and has always been very much encouraging. With this post he makes his debut here on this blog in the role of an author. It is an honour for me that he agreed to do this post. His personal reminiscences makes this post more dear to me. Now, without much ado I give the microphone to him.
It is said, that Indian Films represent the life in India. There is, however, a section of people who believe that the society emulates what is shown in films. So, what is the truth?
When the Talkie came to India and films were made, only one thought was there in the minds of the producers and that was to make films based on Mythological and Historical stories.
This went on for first 5-6 years, but then film makers realised that people will like their films if they could relate their lives with it. So, films based on stories with village background, the caste system, dowry, the moneylender and the farmers were made. These became popular. The urban and the city viewer who was educated were looking for something different. Thus, films were made on love stories set in cities and bigger towns.
Those days middle class was growing in India by leaps and bounds and these were the people, who could spend the money. Now these were the people the films were aimed at.
In the 40s and 50s, the most common transportation vehicle was CYCLE. Almost everybody knew how to ride a cycle. Few people had cars and motorcycles had not yet become popular. Scooters were yet unknown.
I remember, I got my first Cycle when I was in school. My school was 3-4 miles far and I used the cycle to go to school in the morning and to go to friends in the evening. There were many cycles on the road and there was a Traffic rule that every cycle must have a Lamp on the Cycle's handle as a caution to other vehicles. These lamps were kerosene and Cotton-batti lamps in the night. Sometimes, the lamps got extinguished due to wind. Unaware of this, the police used to catch us. On hearing our plea about the lamp, wind etc, the police would touch the glass of the lamp. if it was still warm, we were let out with a warning only. This was the life in late 40s and early 50s, when I was in Hyderabad State.
It was natural that now cycles too should feature in films. Imaginative Directors used cycles for the heroes when they chased the heroines and for the heroines when they went on a picnic with sahelis. In many films, the village affluents would be shown as cycle owners and the city people using it for moving about.
Up to the 70s, cycles were part of many films. Slowly, cycles were replaced by scooters, Mopeds and motor cycles in films and by 80s, it was only cars and fancy Mobikes for the heroes. Poor cycles were reduced to be shown, only used by the doodhwalla bhaiyyas (milk-men).
Posted by harveypam on October 2, 2012 in Bollywood, Guest Post, Lists
Tags: Aas Ka Panchhi [1961], Agra Road [1957], akela hoon main, Ameeta, Arunkumar Deshmukh, Arunkumar Deshmukh's 10 favourite cycle songs, Asha Bhsole, Baat Ek Raat Ki [1962], C Ramchandra, dev anand, dil mera ek aas ka panchhi, Ek Hi Raasta [1956], G. M. Durrani, Geeta Dutt, Ghulam Haider, Guest Post, Hasarat Jaipuri, Hemant Kumar, Hum Sab Chor Hain (1956), humko hansate dekh zamana jalata hai, I. S. Johar, inse rippy tippy ho gayi, Johnny Walker, Kalyanji-Anandji, Kavi Pradeep, Khan Mastana, Khazanchi [1941], Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, main chali main chali, Majnu, Majrooh Sultanpuri, manaa janaab ne pukara nahin, Meena Kumari, Mehmood, Mohd. Rafi, Mukesh, Nutan, O. P. Nayyar, Omprakash Bhandari, Padosan [1968], Paigham [1959], Paying Guest [1957], Prem Dhavan, pyaase panchhi neel gagan ke, Pyaase Panchhi [1961], Qamar Jalalabadi, R. D. Burman, Rajendra Krishna, Rajendra Kumar, Roshan, S. D. Burman, saanwale salone aaye din bahar ke, Saira Bano, sawan ke nazare hain, Shakila, Shamshad Begum, Shankar-Jaikishen, Subir Sen, Sunil Dutt, suno re bhaiyya hum layen hain, Vijay Anand, Wali Saheb
Happy Birthday Nutan!
My ten favourite Nutan romantic-duets
Comes 4th of June and it is Nutan's birth anniversary again and also that of bollwood deewana and Richard'S sister. It is turning fast into a tradition to celebrate Nutan's birthday on this blog. This is her third birthday here. Last year I listed my favourite solo songs of hers. This year it is the turn of duets.
As usual I have taken only one duet per film. What really surprised me was that in her three most famous films, Seema [1955], Sujata [1959] and Bandini [1963], she doesn't have any duets with her love interest! They are also missing in her Nagina [1951] and Hum Log [1951].
Well, here are my favourite Nutan duets. Enjoy them!
Posted by harveypam on June 4, 2012 in Bollywood, Lists
Tags: . Dekho Rootha Naa Karo, 4th of June, Aasmanwale Teri Duniya Se Jee, Ae Chaand Zaraa Chhup Jaa, Ae Kaash Chalte Milke, Anil Biswas, Asha Bhosle, Basant [1960], Bharat Bhushan, Chhod Do Aanchal, Chori Chori Ek Ishara, chupke se mile pyaase, dev anand, Dil Hi To Hai [1963], Dilli Ka Thug [1958], Geeta Dutt, Ghulam Mohammad, Hasrat Jaipuri, Heer [1956], Hemant Kumar, Kishore Kumar, Laatsaab (1967), Laila Majnu [1953], Lata Mangeshkar, Majrooh Sultanpuri, Man Ki Been Matwari Baaje, Manna Dey, Manzil [1960], Mohd. Rafi, Mukesh, my ten favourite Nutan romantic-duets, Naushad, Nutan's birth anniversary, Nutan's birthday, O Saajana Chhuta Hai Jo Daaman Tera, O. P. Nayyar, Paying Guest [1957], Pradeep Kumar, Qamar Jalalabadi, Raj Kapoor, Ravi, Roshan, S. D. Burman, Sahir Ludhianvi, Shabab [1954], Shailendra, Shakeel Badayuni, Shammi Kapoor, Shankar-Jaikishan, Talat Mehmood, Tere Ghar Ke Saamne [1963], Tumhari Mast Nazar Gar Idhar Nahin Hoti, Yeh Raatein Yeh Mausam
Drunken Quiz and Clever Answers
First of all I would like to thank everybody for their good wishes to my/our blog on its birthday.
The quiz got a nice response. Shashi and Samir sent me the answers the very next day. They had some sophisticated techniques to get to the answers. Samir in his feedback to the quiz elaborated on it. Samir, would you be so kind to post it also in the comments section below? It is very enlightening!
Lalitha was very industrious and worked till the last hour and sent me her answer four hours back.
Totally eight persons sent me their answers and it was fun going through them. Lomo and Andi were new for me. They told me that they usually read my posts and the comments by the readers and that they enjoy it a lot and at times more the comments than the post itself (so says Andi).
Here are the scores
Archana = 128,5
Pacifist = 126
Shashi = 124
Samir = 106
Lomo = 100
Lalitha = 93
Andi = 93
Anu = 55
Congratulations Archana for scoring the most points and thanks to all participants! The email communication with you regarding the hints and clues was a source of great pleasure for me!
Well, here are the answers! Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: 5 Rifles, Aaj Yeh Meri Zindagi, Aar-Paar, Abhi To Haath Me Jaam Hai, Ambika Johar, Amitabh Bachchan, Anand Bakshi, Anjaan, Asha Bhosle, Aziz Nazan, Bappi Lahiri, Chandan Ka Palna [1967], Chhod Mera Haath Mujhe Peene De, dev anand, Dharamendra, Dil Hi To Hai [1963], former Miss India, Geeta Dutt, happy God, Hasrat Jaipuri, Hoon Abhi Main Jawan Ae Dil, Hum Hain Nashe Mein, Jhoom Bharabar Jhoom Sharabi, Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, Laxmikant-Pyarelal, Leela Naidu, Madan Mohan, Mahjabeen, maid of jerky movements, Majrooh Sultanpuri, Manna Dey, Meena Kumari, Mohd. Rafi, Mujhe Le Chalo, Mukesh, Namak Halal, Naza Sholapuri, Nutan, O. P. Nayyar, R. D. Burman, Raj Kapoor, Rajinder Krishan, Rakesh Khanna, Ramlal, Ravi, Roshan, Sahir Ludhianvi, Sandhya, Seeta aur Geeta [1972], Sehra [1963], Shahi Kapoor, Shakila, Sharaabi, sharabi sharabi mera naam ho gaya, Subah-O-Sham [1972], the illustrious one, Thodi Si Jo Pee Li Hai, Tumhari Mast Nazar, Waheeda Rehman, Yeh Raaste Hai Pyar Ke


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package com.amazonaws.services.shield.model.transform;

import java.util.List;
import javax.annotation.Generated;

import com.amazonaws.SdkClientException;
import com.amazonaws.services.shield.model.*;

import com.amazonaws.protocol.*;
import com.amazonaws.annotation.SdkInternalApi;

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 * AttackDetailMarshaller
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            .marshallLocationName("AttackId").build();
    private static final MarshallingInfo<String> RESOURCEARN_BINDING = MarshallingInfo.builder(MarshallingType.STRING)
            .marshallLocation(MarshallLocation.PAYLOAD).marshallLocationName("ResourceArn").build();
    private static final MarshallingInfo<List> SUBRESOURCES_BINDING = MarshallingInfo.builder(MarshallingType.LIST).marshallLocation(MarshallLocation.PAYLOAD)
            .marshallLocationName("SubResources").build();
    private static final MarshallingInfo<java.util.Date> STARTTIME_BINDING = MarshallingInfo.builder(MarshallingType.DATE)
            .marshallLocation(MarshallLocation.PAYLOAD).marshallLocationName("StartTime").timestampFormat("unixTimestamp").build();
    private static final MarshallingInfo<java.util.Date> ENDTIME_BINDING = MarshallingInfo.builder(MarshallingType.DATE)
            .marshallLocation(MarshallLocation.PAYLOAD).marshallLocationName("EndTime").timestampFormat("unixTimestamp").build();
    private static final MarshallingInfo<List> ATTACKCOUNTERS_BINDING = MarshallingInfo.builder(MarshallingType.LIST)
            .marshallLocation(MarshallLocation.PAYLOAD).marshallLocationName("AttackCounters").build();
    private static final MarshallingInfo<List> ATTACKPROPERTIES_BINDING = MarshallingInfo.builder(MarshallingType.LIST)
            .marshallLocation(MarshallLocation.PAYLOAD).marshallLocationName("AttackProperties").build();
    private static final MarshallingInfo<List> MITIGATIONS_BINDING = MarshallingInfo.builder(MarshallingType.LIST).marshallLocation(MarshallLocation.PAYLOAD)
            .marshallLocationName("Mitigations").build();

    private static final AttackDetailMarshaller instance = new AttackDetailMarshaller();

    public static AttackDetailMarshaller getInstance() {
        return instance;
    }

    /**
     * Marshall the given parameter object.
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        if (attackDetail == null) {
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            protocolMarshaller.marshall(attackDetail.getAttackId(), ATTACKID_BINDING);
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            protocolMarshaller.marshall(attackDetail.getSubResources(), SUBRESOURCES_BINDING);
            protocolMarshaller.marshall(attackDetail.getStartTime(), STARTTIME_BINDING);
            protocolMarshaller.marshall(attackDetail.getEndTime(), ENDTIME_BINDING);
            protocolMarshaller.marshall(attackDetail.getAttackCounters(), ATTACKCOUNTERS_BINDING);
            protocolMarshaller.marshall(attackDetail.getAttackProperties(), ATTACKPROPERTIES_BINDING);
            protocolMarshaller.marshall(attackDetail.getMitigations(), MITIGATIONS_BINDING);
        } catch (Exception e) {
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I'm so sorry for your lost. I can't imagine what it feels like to lose a mother.
It's difficult that we lose control of such important things... That's what cancer teaches us... That we are impotent and cannot do much...I think it's ok for you to cry and to grieve, it is normal that it takes some time to heal. I know it feels unbearable, but unfourtunately it is a terrible situation, so the feelings you have are normal... Only if you were a psycopath you wouldn't feel that pain...I also I'm sure that you are not alone, even if that is what feels like. A lot of people here are going through the same, and I'm sure other people loved your mother and feel some kind of pain.
I hope that with time you will feel better and have more joy in your life. But I understand it's not easy.


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To democratise educational access and experience for millions of students worldwide, CDSM depends on the cloud
by Ray Rogers | on 20 AUG 2019 | in Amazon CloudFront, Amazon EC2, Amazon Elastic Container Service, EdTechs, Education, Public Sector | Permalink | Comments | Share
CDSM Interactive Solutions Ltd (CDSM), founded in 1998, is a multi-faceted EdTech company that provides bespoke e-learning services and Thinqi, a next generation learning management system (LMS), to the state education sector. We spent some time with two of CDSM's more senior colleagues, Steve Finch, Head of Marketing, and Darren Wallace, Chief Technical Officer, both of whom have been with CDSM since the early 2000s.
Finch says CDSM's mission has remained the same over the years, "We want to improve the life chances of young people by providing equal access to high quality learning opportunities and experiences." In order to focus on mission-critical operations, the team turned to Amazon Web Services (AWS) to help them achieve their goal of changing the education landscape globally.
How CDSM delivered its innovative learning management system (LMS) for the Welsh Government's Hwb Project for 500,000 teachers and learners
The first time CDSM made a bid for the Welsh government's contract to build a national digital content repository, they lost to a well-established competitor. Wallace recounts, "I feel that one of the reasons we missed out was because we didn't highlight the opportunities and benefits of working in the cloud." So when the opportunity next arose, Wallace says, "We showed how hard-wired, hosted layouts were over-engineered, over-specced and costly. We emphasised how our approach would allow us to meet the immediate needs of Hwb and allow the hosting solution to grow with the success of the project." This, in addition to other key benefits from the cloud, helped CDSM to make the case for why the Welsh government could move from a dedicated data center to the cloud.
Wallace says, "The second time, we demonstrated that we could provide a more secure solution than a traditional data center, and iterate more quickly in the cloud. Essentially, the project would benefit by having a more powerful, scalable solution." With scalability, security, and cost savings as major benefits of moving to the cloud, the Welsh government awarded CDSM the Hwb contract. CDSM embraced the challenge, designing and delivering a national digital resource library ready for the 21st century classroom.
The Welsh government's digital education project is powered by selected components of Thinqi, CDSM's next generation LMS. "We provide a library full of digital learning resources in an environment where people can consume, comment, like, share, and bookmark." Finch adds that as the system matured, CDSM continued to roll out more Thinqi features, such as, "curation tools that allowed users to aggregate content, and make quick collections of resources as learning activities."
Wallace recounts, "The project has gone on to be the most successful digital service in the country, which has given us the springboard to successfully market Thinqi overseas where the AWS stack and infrastructure allowed us to compete with and against more well-known brands in the EdTech industry".
From Wales to Egypt, CDSM goes international to a future where they will reach 22 million students and teachers in Egypt alone
Using Wales as an example of best practice, CDSM now provides the LMS for all Egyptian teachers and learners and is an integral part of the successful Egyptian Knowledge Bank project (EKB). The project is phased with an eventual end population of 22 million students and teachers. To date, about 3 million people have accessed the Egyptian national LMS. Wallace says, "The EKB project is about the 'root and branch' transformation of state education provision in Egypt. The project can deliver standardised, high-quality education opportunities and experiences across a hugely diverse set of regions in the country. It's about enabling access to high-quality education for all."
With this project, the team has met and solved new and significant technical challenges. Wallace says, "In March, we had 74 million page views, which was a 23x increase on the previous month. Demand for the service grew very quickly, as the Ministry of Education promoted and marketed the project. The biggest week-on-week jump was 4.9 million page views. We experienced incredible spikes in adoption and usage, and we were able to scale the infrastructure as needed." To meet the ebbs and flows of demand, CDSM used AWS to provide elastic solutions that would reliably scale with the increased usage. Wallace adds, "Egypt has been a testament to what we learned from the Hwb project in Wales about scaling and using container technology."
Finch summarizes the company's two landmark projects in Wales and Egypt as such, "Regardless of income or location, learners can access the same high-quality digital resources. That's a huge achievement, one of many real benefits and something that bucks the trend in a world where inequality of access to quality teaching and learning opportunities continues to grow."
How CDSM built their solutions using AWS
To create readily accessible platforms, CDSM used many AWS services. Wallace says a key aspect of making the repository was "knowing everything would be safely stored so people could reliably access the content." To do this, he and the rest of the team utilised Amazon CloudFront, Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), Amazon ElasticSearch Service (Amazon ES), and more. He adds, "Container services (Amazon Elastic Container Registry and Amazon Elastic Container Service) from AWS have allowed us to scale more effectively, and to demonstrate that parts of the platform can be portable."
No matter what the challenge, Wallace says AWS has helped CDSM create a solution for its customers, "We've learned new skills and quickly turned it around to make something viable and useful for our customers. 100% of our software services are delivered through AWS."
With AWS in its corner, CDSM plans to use its Welsh and Egyptian experiences to support many other ministries of education, for the benefit of children and young people across the globe.
Learn more about cloud computing for EdTechs and read other related blog posts below:
AWS helps Cengage engage students with high-quality learning content
Personalizing studying with machine learning: Course Hero's approach
Reaching students and teaching mathematics playfully and rigorously around the world
TAGS: accessibility, Amazon CloudFront, Amazon EC2, Amazon ES, Amazon S3, CDSM, containers, customer story, EdTech, education, Egypt, EMEA, public sector
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Was there some fad in the early 2000s that I don't remember where romance films eschewed the typical "meet cute" device in favor of a super earnest "we were always meant for each other even if we didn't always know it but we still kinda knew it" device? Why do I ask? Because Down to You and Here on Earth are essentially the same movie and were released within weeks of each other. I'm not saying that Down to You is as good a BMT film as Here on Earth. That would be impossible. Here on Earth is a unique star in the BMTverse that shines with no comparison. But it feels the same. So if there wasn't some earnest teen romance film fad, then I like to think they this is some bizarre example of a twin film scenario. Like Deep Impact and Armageddon or White House Down and Olympus Has Fallen. As if Miramax heard that Fox was putting Here on Earth into production and Harvey screamed at his assistant, "Get Freddie on the phone, we're making a movie," while dusting off an old script of Here on Earth he had lying around and grabbing the closest intern to be the director. They even play the same god damned song in the middle of the movie! You know, the song that plays when Chris Klein is dancing in the barn before drunkenly crashing the fair… what am I saying, obviously you remember it. That's all my mind was able to focus on while watching the film… it was just so similar. And yet, it wasn't nearly the BMT film that Here on Earth was. Felt a little in on the joke… which makes sense, it's a comedy after all.
Quick game for me. This film was not based on a book. Strangely, though, Stiles is a book cover artist in the film and in the end gives Freddie a book called Down to You that she illustrated. So what was that book about? My guess? It's the story of an endless love between a girl and a boy who always and forever knew they were meant for each other. Life gets in the way, but they always find their way through. Yeah, she cheats on him and he can't handle their drifting apart, but when all's said and done they recognize their own faults and how they make each other better… Oh, and the book also stars Chris Klein and is the best and is actually called Here on Earth: the Book and it won the Pulitzer. Perfect.
'Ello everyone! Down to You? More like Down on This Movie! And I was, let's get into it.
The Good – I think I've said this every week in our one and done director cycle, but passion. The writer-director here had a vision (I think). He wasn't that successful, but I appreciate it. See below for more details. I did appreciate that they shot it in NYC though. It was obviously NYC. It was so NYC it hurt.
The Bad – I don't think I appreciated how not-good Freddie Prinze Jr. was as an actor until this movie. The movie was really kind of gross-weird in a gross-weird kind of way (you know?). The fact that the characters talk directly to the camera was just a horrible horrible (horrible) decision.
The BMT – What? Yes. I would give it a 50 on the BMeTric which is where it was really. It is a poor man's Here on Earth. But who would be shocked? Freddie Prinze Jr. is a poor man's Chris Klein (in BMT terms). Is that a good thing or a bad thing? Not sure.
One last thought on the film. Basically, I have the distinct feeling this movie was the director's passion project. It is extremely reminiscent of Cusack films like One Crazy Summer. A little bit more drama (so maybe throw in a bit of Hughes for good measure), The main characters talked directly to the camera, it felt like a person telling their own story of their one great college romance (and how fleeting that can be and feel), and there is a strange surreal storyline woven throughout the film with Zak Orth as a porn auteur. And yet … the film kind of falls flat on its face throughout. Who to blame? Impossible to know. Perhaps seeing a young writer-director's singular vision of a film just slo-motion explode is punishment enough, I don't know. I think I'll have to come back to this movie someday (ugh), just to really sort through things ….
Quick Sequel Prequel Remake, Sequel duh. Fast forward 16 years, the movie is called Down to Earth (I'm already excited about the potential Here on Earth, Down to Earth, Down to You trilogy!) and shows our protagonists struggling to rekindle the romance after ten years of marriage and two kids later. Hard drama. Revolutionary Road style, it comes out to rave reviews and snags both leading actor awards at the Oscars. One reviewer notes the "real pain behind Freddie Prinze Jr's revelatory performance, … demanding your attention and admiration all at once". First time writer-director Patrick Smadbeck was shut out of all major awards much to his chagrin. Bah, now I'm angry.
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Lee Hanson became deeply angry as the self-proclaimed mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks and co-defendants tried to undermine their arraignment on 3,000 counts of murder at a military court in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Hanson's son, daughter-in-law and 2-year-old granddaughter, the youngest 9/11 victim, were killed in the terror attacks over a decade ago. All were aboard United Flight 175, the second plane to crash into the twin towers.
"They praise Allah. I say, 'Damn you!'" said the silver-haired retiree from Eaton, Conn.
When it comes to justice, "it seems like it's an afterthought," said his wife, Eunice Hanson.
Moans, sighs and exclamations erupted Saturday as Hanson and other relatives of Sept. 11 victims watched the closed-circuit TV feed of the court hearing from a movie theater at Fort Hamilton in New York City. It was one of four U.S. military bases where the arraignment was broadcast live for victims' family members, survivors and emergency personnel who responded to the attacks.
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and the other defendants were arraigned on charges that include terrorism and murder, the first time in more than three years that they appeared in public. During the hearing, they generally refused to cooperate. At one point, one detainee leafed through a copy of The Economist magazine, then passed it to another. At other times, the defendants knelt in prayer.
About 60 people representing 30 families were in the theater at Fort Hamilton, where the military provided chaplains and grief counselors, Riches said.
Several people who viewed the proceedings said they had little sympathy for the defendants' complaints about their treatment, given the brutality of the deaths of the nearly 3,000 victims of the attacks. Mohammed was waterboarded 183 times and subjected to other measures that some have called torture.
"My brother was murdered in the cockpit of his airplane, and we will have to stand up for him," said Debra Burlingame, who attended the viewing on behalf of her brother, Charles Burlingame, who piloted the jet that hijackers crashed into the Pentagon.
"They're engaging in jihad in a courtroom," she added.
The other bases providing feeds were Fort Devens in Massachusetts, Joint Base McGuire Dix in New Jersey and Fort Meade in Maryland, the only one open to the public.
At Fort Meade, about 80 people watched the proceedings at a movie theater on the base, where "The Lorax" was being promoted on a sign outside. One section of the theater for victims' families was sectioned off with screens, and signs asked that other spectators respect their privacy.
Once the proceedings began, the spectators in the public section laughed at times, including when a lawyer indicated Mohammed was likely not interested in using his headphones for a translator and again, briefly, when one of the defendants stood and the judge said that kind of behavior excited the guards. But the crowd was quiet when the man began to pray.
Only about half as many spectators returned after a midday recess. Very few people were planning to go to the viewing site in New Jersey, a base spokesman said, and a reporter was turned away at the gates to Fort Devens in Massachusetts.
Six victims' families chosen by lottery traveled to Guantanamo to see the arraignment in person. Others ignored the viewing opportunity altogether. Alan Linton of Frederick, Md., who lost his son Alan Jr., an investment banker, at the World Trade Center, said he and his wife put their names in the lottery for the Cuba trip but weren't interested in watching a video feed of the arraignment.
Whether they watched or not, relatives were frustrated that it's taken so long to bring the Sept. 11 conspirators to justice.
The administration of President Barack Obama dropped earlier military-commission charges against them when it decided in 2009 to try them in federal court in New York. But Congress blocked the civilian trials amid opposition to bringing the defendants to U.S. soil, especially to a courthouse located blocks from the trade center site.
Mohammed and the others could get the death penalty if convicted in the attacks that sent hijacked airliners slamming into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania. The trial is probably at least a year away.
"It was a feeling of pride, being proud knowing that those guys were (being) brought to justice," he said.
Associated Press writers Meghan Barr and Karen Matthews in New York, David Dishneau in Hagerstown, Md., and Jessica Gresko in Fort Meade, Md., contributed to this report.


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This is a brief list of what, in my opinion, is well worth seeing in Milan. Being a summary, it's not exhaustive and it is, obviously, influenced by my tastes and interests.
But I don't want to replace a tour operator: I just offer some guidance to those who, perhaps unexpectedly, have a few free hours or a day not scheduled on the agenda.
Le Colonne di San Lorenzo (Columns of San Lorenzo). Vestiges of imperial Milan, they are sixteen marble columns, around 7.5 meters high with Corinthian capitals. Find more information on Wikipedia.
Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio (Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio). It is one of the oldest churches in Milan, dating back to the early Christian Era and the Middle Ages. Find more information on the official website and on Wikipedia.
Università Cattolica Del Sacro Cuore (Catholic University of the Sacred Heart). Founded in 1921, it is a private Italian-inspired Catholic, whose headquarters are worth a visit even for simple tourism. Find more information on the official website e su Wikipedia.
Duomo (Milan Cathedral). The Milanese church dedicated to St. Mary of the Nativity. It is the main landmark of Milan. It is the fourth cathedral in Europe by area. Find more information on the official website e su Wikipedia.
Navigli (The Navigli canals). Once an area of common people, today is famous for its cultural and night life, with its numerous restaurants, bars and nightclubs.
Castello Sforzesco (Sforza Castle). It was built in the 15th century by Francesco Sforza over the ruins of a previous fortification. It is one of the largest castles in Europe, home to important cultural institutions and a popular tourist destination. It is placed next the Parco Sempione, the central park of Milan, often home to musical and cultural events. Find more information on the official website e su Wikipedia.
Piazza della Scala (La Scala Square). Connected to Piazza Duomo (Duomo Square) from Galleria "Vittorio Emanuele" ("Vittorio Emanuele" Gallery), it is one of the most famous sites of Milan, mainly because of the presence of the famous Teatro alla Scala. The square also provides the entrance to Palazzo Marino (the back, actually), seat of the Municipality of Milan, and the monument to Leonardo da Vinci. Find more information on Wikipedia.
Pinacoteca di Brera (Brera Art Gallery). It is a national gallery of ancient and modern art, whose museum houses one of the most famous collections of Italian painting, especially Veneto region and Lombardy. Find more information on the official website e su Wikipedia.
Palazzo Reale (Royal Palace). Located next to the Duomo, it has long been the seat of government of the city of Milan. Today it is home to exhibitions, and a cultural centre of the Lombard capital. Find more information on the official website e su Wikipedia.
Cenacolo Vinciano (The Last Supper). Located in the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. The renowned painting made by Leonardo da Vinci, it is the most famous version of the Last Supper of Jesus. It is located in the former refectory of the convent adjacent to the sanctuary of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan. Find more informationon the Last Supper and the one on Santa Maria delle Grazie.
Abbazia di Chiaravalle (Chiaravalle Abbey). The Abbey is a Cistercian monastery, founded in the 12th century by Saint Bernard of Chiaravalle as an offshoot of the Abbey of Cîteaux. The church is one of the first examples of Gothic architecture in Italy. Find more information on the official website e su Wikipedia.
Abbazia di Morimondo (Morimondo Abbey). It is a Cistercian Abbey whose architecture has however moved towards the Gothic style. You can find more information on Wikipedia.
Milan-Trezzo sull'Adda pedestrian and cycle path. The pedestrian and cycle path runs for about thirty kilometers along the Naviglio Martesana and offers many characteristic views. Find more information on Saltainsella website.


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Surprisingly, the Phoenix "Wiley" Coyotes are off to a good start this season with an 11-4-2 record. The Caps, on the other hand, started off a bit rusty and are 9-7. Nonetheless, the Caps have been on a four game win streak and it seems like nothing can stop them. If we're talking power play, the Caps have the highest number of power play goals as well as the NHL high of 28.5% of goals scored on the power play. The key to winning for this group of guys is to draw penalties and do what they do best, apparently, which is to score.
The one thing that could stand in their way? Mike Smith, who I mentioned in my looking ahead post, could put up a brick wall to the Caps road to victory. He's 21st in save percentage, but he's first in games played in the NHL. So combine the two and you can see the skewing of the stats. Especially behind a defense like his, you can see why he has a .915 sv%. Even though, he's not someone to take lightly. Remember the 2010 Playoffs? Yeah.
In good news, the Caps get to see their former player and captain Jeff Halpern (or Halpy, as I call him) as well as Mike "gangsta" Riberio. Both are having good seasons with Ribz scoring 5 goals and Halpy 1, respectively. Not anyone to look for too closely on the ice, but you never know!
The players you do have to look out for are guys like Keith Yandle and Shane Doane, who basically carry this team on their back. If anyone's in a fighting mood, look no further than resident tough guy Biznasty. Wouldn't want to run into that guy in a dark alley. Yikes.
It'll be a good game for the Caps if they keep their nose clean and keep the game fast paced. If they deviate and try some cutesy shit, they could get into some trouble.
Tags: Alex Ovechkin, Caps, Coyotes, Mike Smith, Phoenix, pregame, Washington Capitals
Since I have nothing to do during study hall, I'll be presenting what the Caps face in their next two games. Two of which are on the road. Yikes.
The Caps play the Yotes this Saturday at 8 PM. What do the Caps have in store for them? Well, for starters the Yotes are 11-4 thus far this season giving them one of the better records in the NHL.Their goalie, Mike Smith, has also been on fire of late with a save percentage of .915 in 15 games. While that's good, Holtby has a save percentage of .925 with only two less games than Smith. Not bad, eh?
Things to look for
Alex Ovechkin-The great eight has been on a goal scoring streak ever since coming back from his "upper body" injury. With the Caps on the road to over .500 (it's about time), his ability to score is shining through at just the right times like during tight power play chances.
Mojo-Considering Marcus Johannson has two goals in just as many games, I'd say he's someone to look to as the Caps continue to (hopefully) win games.
The third line-For the Caps, I mean. They've been on fire lately with lots of quality opportunities and just plain ole good hockey sense. Hopefully they can continue to get alot of ice time away from home and keep the Caps on the winning track.
Mike Smith-He's been on fire lately and could be a real road block for the Caps in their quest to continue their winning streak.
The Caps take on Avs the following day again at 8 PM. The Avs have been killing it this season with only two losses so far this season. Their starting goalies save percentage isn't nearly as impressive as Holtby's at .933, but that's just some tiddly wink stuff. The Avs have been very impressive so far this season and the Caps are gonna be between a rock and a hard place if the Avs get up early. Jagr, help us.
Gabriel Landeskog-This super Swede had been someone to look out for since day one of his playing career. Talk about hands! If the Caps aren't careful, he could put a few biscuits in the basket.
Avs offense-The Avs offense has been very strong this season and the Caps defense isn't, let's say, the best in the league so the Caps have to be really careful with how they position their D if they want to make it out if this game with a W.
Alex Ovechkin-Ovechkin is always someone to look out for, especially since he's been so hot of late. He's someone you can count on to get you out of a tight spot in a game.
The moral of the story? The Caps ar eplaying some very tough opposition while on the road this weekend and should work on keeping their defense solid and offense ready to score goals because these are two very offensive teams who aren't afraid to get to the front of the net and make things a little messy if need be.
Tags: Avs, Caps, Colorado Avalanche, Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
Two good tid bits of news, tonight folks; I finished my history homework and the Caps won. Talk about a productive night.
In between learning all about how not to run a country, Alex Ovechkin was busy doing what he does best; scoring. He put the Caps ahead mid way through the first, and if there's one thing that the Caps have been good at lately it's winning. They've won their last four in a row, resulting in a rather impressive win streak.
The Caps waged battle against the Wild, who ended up being 2-1 in the Second, while I waged battle against Brower trying to get through the Cuban revolution. The Caps apparently thought they had this one in the bag and boy were they wrong! The Wild took advantage of their lapse in concentration and exploited it to the fullest it with two nobodies (at least I ain't heard of 'em). The Caps were down 2-1 and I was looking at Batist's reign going down in flames.
Luckily, the Caps were ready to win it in the third just as I was getting to the formation of communism in Cuba. The Caps had a lot of good shots on net with a few close calls, most notably Brouwer (almost like the author of my textbook, so close), Mojo finally sinks one in the back of the net. I think we all wiped our brow off with that one.
THe Caps continued to keep us on our toes as did Brower, who brought up the valid point that communism and dictatorship are like potatoes and potAtoes. The same shabang. The Caps got a penalty on Erat late in the third (cause anyone else a coronary?), but luckily they were able to keep the Wild at bay for the rest of the third and OT before going to the shoot out.
Boy, were the goalies phenomenal tonight. Harding looked like some crazy goalie out of hell and so did Holtby. Save after incredible save, kudos to the both of them. The shoot out looked like it would go on indefinitely, but luckily a Nick Backstrom goal made it rather short and sweet making it a Caps win and making this history buff very happy indeed.
Tags: Alex Ovechkin, Backstrom, Caps, Erat, hockey, Mojo, NHL, Washington Capitals
Castro takes over and the Caps are down
Within the span of 20 minutes I have learned two important things; Castro guerrilla's army kicked some serious ass and Harding is a legit goalie.
In between reading about the US removing support from Batista's regime and Castro's forces battling their way twords Havana the Wild suddenly scoring two goals. While this is definitely not a good thing seeing as it places the Wild up by one going into the third, the Caps ability to try and come back with heavy pressure on the net was.
While 14 shots wasn't enough, it was a start for the Caps. As they continue the game into the third, they need to keep the pressure on the Wild's defense as they did in the first and come out strong and willing to score. If continue to keep the pressure and look sharp, there's no way this game isn't the Caps.
Tags: Alex Ovechkin, Caps, Minnesota, Washington Capitals, Wild
Castro and Capitals hockey
In between sentences of The World in the Twentieth Century (I'm reading about the July 26th Movement, for you fellow History buffs out there), I would glance up and see the Caps dominating the game.
Thus far, the Caps seem to be listening to me and pressuring the Wild's defense especially when they're the weakest being the penalty kill. The result? An Alex Ovechkin goal midway through the game. He's now tied with Alex Steen for most goals in the NHL thus far. Not bad for a guy two games removed from an injury, eh?
As the game continues, continue to watch out for the lethal Caps power play as well as Ovechkin. Don't forget about the unsuspecting hero's on the third line, either.
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The Caps venture into the Wild
The Caps venture into the Wild tonight at 7 pm. Considering the Wild don't suck anymore, this game could be a challenge for the Caps.
The Wild are 9-4 this season and third in the Central Division, making them a shoe in for the Playoffs thus far. In contrast, the Caps are 8-7 (barely over .500) and are second in the Metropolitan Division, also making them a shoe in for the Playoffs so far.
What the stats haven't told you? The Caps have been playing a more aggressive game of the late and have been really pressuring the other teams defense in the past few games. Since the Wild have a solid defense this season, the question of if the Caps offense can prevail remains. With Ovechkin back in the lineup and the power play as well as penalty kill on fire, the Wild are in for a treat.
5 on 5 play-The Caps have been meh at best and with the Wild looking to continue their four game winning streak, they'll be on fire for the start of the game looking for stupid mistakes by the Caps which could turn into a golden opportunity from them.
Alex Ovechkin-This is his second game back after his injury and with a player on the Blues holding the league record for highest goals scored, look out for him to make waves in the scoring department this eve.
The power play-The power play was on FIRE Tuesday night and with all this new found success, the Caps aren't going to shy away from the net if they get the chance.
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Ovechkin, Tom Wilson, and Urbom oh my!
Would you believe me if I told you Tom Wilson would score his first NHL point AND goal in the same night? No? I wouldn't believe it either, but it happened. Tom Wilson scored both his first NHL point and first NHL goal against the Isles on Tuesday night. The icing on the cake? Wilson got a standing O from Caps fans. Talk about class, folks.
While I missed the first period writing my Common App essay (it's about hockey, give me a break), it looks like I didn't miss much. The Caps got most of their work done in the second and third periods of the game.
Ovechkin had a big game coming back from his undisclosed "upper body" injury with two goals in the second. Not bad for a guy coming back from injury, eh? The second continued to be productive for the Caps with Mojo scoring a power play goal making it 2-2, yes you read that correctly. Even more notable was Alex Urboms first goal as a Cap assisted by Tom Wilson, recieving his first NHL point. I can dig it. The score was now 3-2, but it didn't stop there. This is where Ovechkin's second goal of the game came into play. He scored a very Ovechkin like goal from the Ovechkin spot and, well, what more could you expect?
That was the end of their stellar second and with a 5-2 lead you might;ve gone to sleep on the good laurels that the Caps would win, which they did, but you would've missed Wilson's goal in the third.
Here comes the third and now comes Tommy Wilsons first NHL goal. It was a beaut. A pass from the great 8 himself and the biscuit finds its way to the basket. Not bad for a 19 year old, eh? Hope someone got that one on tape.
My opinion on the game? The Caps are finally starting to play like themselves and they're doing it in a big way. Scoring goals and creating chances. A team like this is one to be feared in the new Metro division.
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I thought as a student that I knew all the answers. After graduation, I learned about the questions.
Don't make diversity the enemy of excellence I thought as a student that I knew all the answers. After graduation, I learned about the questions. Check out this story on theadvertiser.com: https://www.theadvertiser.com/story/opinion/columnists/2019/08/22/dont-make-diversity-enemy-excellence/2071265001/
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TRIBUNE COLUMNIST CLARENCE PAGE.
As a new generation of college students gets ready to return to campus, I'm reminded of the late Allan Bloom, the University of Chicago professor, philosopher and — on the subject of university education — famously eloquent grump.
No one had any reason to expect his 1987 book with the stuffy title, "The Closing of the American Mind: How Higher Education Has Failed Democracy and Impoverished the Souls of Today's Students," to be a bestseller. But it was.
It hit at just the right time to be embraced, particularly by conservatives who were looking, in the era of President Ronald Reagan, for arguments to push back against what they saw as the growing dominance of campus liberals. Regardless of which side we are on, Bloom argued, campuses were losing the values of truth, freedom and critical thinking in the Socratic tradition of asking the right questions about everything.
I enjoyed testing my own tolerance by reading Bloom, even when I sometimes thought the only closed mind in the book was Bloom's.
In the Socratic tradition, I, too, find that I learn not only by reading those with whom I agree but also by testing out my arguments against those with whom I disagree. I appreciate the value of such arguments even more these days, as people on the left, right and wobbly middle increasingly retreat to their separate worlds and media.
Now decades after Bloom, a new book by Anthony Kronman, former dean of Yale Law School, in some ways picks up where Bloom left off. But Kronman's book is enlivened by the new era of Black Lives Matter, antifa and a new campus culture that too often values "feelings" and "safety" over the fundamental values of free speech and rational arguments.
Kronman's book, "The Assault on American Excellence," begins with an anecdote about the dispute at Yale four years ago when a "master," or head of residence, at one of Yale's "colleges," as they call dormitories, declared that he would no longer use the "master" title. Some black students, in particular, had objected to the title because it reminded them of plantation culture in the Old South.
Frankly, as a descendant of American slaves and grandson of an excellent English teacher, I was more dismayed than amused by this surrender to linguistic ignorance. Faculty and others should use this teachable moment, I thought, to educate students of the significant historical differences between a schoolmaster and a slave master.
That's how Kronman felt, and he recounts more serious examples at Yale and elsewhere to argue that the campus culture clashes in recent years not only dilute academic rigor but also pose a direct threat to our understanding of what democracy should be about.
Longer running objections were raised over the naming of another residence hall after John C. Calhoun, a Yale graduate, two-time vice president of the United States and a leading pre-Civil War defender of slavery as a "positive good."
Yale finally changed the name in 2017 to honor another Yale grad, computer scientist Grace Murray Hopper.
As with Bloom's book, I think Kronman raises important points worthy of further discussion and argument, especially when I disagree with him. Like Bloom, he talks a lot more about student protests than he does about what the student protests are about.
Kronman criticizes affirmative action, too, mainly for devaluing individuals in its pursuit of equity for "groups." Yet, that's hard to avoid when you're trying to solve a mammoth problem that, at bottom, is all about groups. We can respect individuals and value diversity in pursuit of excellence, not by opposing it.
A sidewalk leads to the South Building on campus at The University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C. (Photo: Gerry Broome, AP)
Again, we need to talk about such challenges. Unfortunately, free speech is more than some young people can tolerate. Some of them were in the black student union that interrupted a program for 45 minutes in which I participated a few years ago at the University of North Carolina. I was more upset by their promptly leaving after reading off their demands. They didn't hear me quote Marshall McLuhan's observation: "Propaganda ends where dialogue begins."
Too bad. I, too, thought as a student that I knew all the answers. After graduation, I learned about the questions.
Yet I've spent too much time with students in recent years to be grumpy about their impatience. Some are great at telling me what they believe. But, as Kronman and Bloom point out, students also need to be challenged to tell me why they believe it.
E-mail Clarence Page at cpage@chicagotribune.com.
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New solar farm at Mica Creek to power Mount Isa mine
Mount Isa's North West Minerals Province will be powered by a new solar farm under a two staged plan with an initial investment of more than $80 million.
The 88 MW solar farm at Mica Creek in Mount Isa will be built by leading energy infrastructure business APA Group.
Earlier this week, APA has reached a Final Investment Decision (FID) to build the 44 MW stage one of the solar farm, which will support customers in the North West Minerals Province with affordable, renewable electricity.
The investment is underpinned by a new 15-year solar offtake agreement with existing APA customer and leading zinc miner, MMG Dugald River (MMG), to supply renewable energy.
APA CEO and Managing Director Rob Wheal said the company also entered into a 32-year lease agreement with the Queensland Government to locate the solar farm on a site near its Diamantina Power Station Complex.
"The Mica Creek Solar Farm will deliver lower emissions power underpinned by the reliability of APA's gas-fired power, while reducing the average cost and emissions of power across Mount Isa," Mr Wheals continued.
"This solar agreement is the result of us working closely with MMG to ensure we meet their needs as a valued customer, so they can in turn continue to support a growing and leading zinc operation in Queensland.
"As always, we will continue to work with our customers to support their requirements, consistent with APA's purpose to strengthen communities through responsible energy.
"APA has been working with Economic Development Queensland in relation to a lease to support the solar farm, and is very pleased to work with the Queensland Government to support the ongoing development of the North West Minerals Province."
Queensland's Deputy Premier and Minister for State Development Steven Miles said the project would also provide a boost to employment and the local economy, employing around 300 people during peak construction, and an ongoing workforce of between 1-5 people.
"This is another example of Queensland leading the way as we move closer to our target of achieving 50% renewable energy by 2030," Mr Miles added.
The first stage of the solar farm is expected to be operational in early 2023, while APA is in advanced discussions with a number of customers to commit to the development of stage two.
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Marlena finds herself in a heavenly setting where she encounters a familiar face.
Eric seeks solace in Sloan's arms.
Alex gives advice to an upset Allie.
Stephanie gets a visit from Paulina.
who hires her in the fight against Sloan.
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Days of Our Lives Spoilers Wednesday January 25. Marlena passed away, and she has now reached the gates of heaven. It seems that she will cross paths with a shocking individual on January 24, probably Susan.
Marlena will be trying to figure out what's going on, and then Susan will appear to help her. Back in Salem, Alex will comfort Allie when he learns about her recent fight with Chanel. Along with support, he will also give her some suggestions on what to do next.
IME He believes that his relationship with Stephanie cannot be fixed at any cost, and he won't want the same to happen with Chanel and Allie. However, Chanel still has feelings for Johnny, so it will be an issue down the road. Continue..
Days of Our Lives (also known as DOOL) is a soap opera on American television. It airs on the streaming service Peacock. One of the world's longest-running scripted television shows, the soap ran on the American network NBC from 1965 to 2022.
By making the show about a family of doctors, including one who worked in a mental hospital. Cordray's and Bell combined the idea of a "hospital soap" with centering a show on a family.
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The show introduced supernatural plotlines in the 1990s. It was immediately derided by critics as a departure from the show's earlier reputation for more realistic plotlines. These plots worked, and in 2006, Days of Our Lives became one of NBC's five most profitable shows. It became the daytime soap with the most viewers among young and middle-aged women.
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When Days of Our Lives first aired in 1965, the dramas of the suburban Horton family were the show's focus. As the show progressed, more families joined the Hortons for the purpose of interacting with them. These were the launching points for more dramatic plots. The Hortons, were originally led by patriarch Dr. Tom Horton and his wife Alice, a homemaker. They we still a prominent part of the current continuity as the show goes on.
The rape of Mickey Horton's wife, Laura, by Mickey's brother Bill, was one of the longest-running storylines. Dr. Tom, Laura's father-in-law, hears her story and agrees that her husband, Mickey, should never know. The secret which involves Mickey's subsequent health issues was the result of the revelation. The true parentage of Michael Horton, a product of the rape. The presence of Linda Patterson, who claimed that Mickey was the father of her daughter Melissa, added complexity to this plot line.
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The show's chief maker is Ken Corday, who plays that part since his mom, Betty, surrendered show running obligations upon her semi-retirement from the program in 1986, with Albert Alarm filling in as co-leader maker.
At the point when Days of Our Lives debuted in 1965, the show spun around the misfortunes and wins of the rural Horton family. Initially driven by patriarch Dr. Tom Horton and his better half, homemaker Alice, the Hortons stay a noticeable apparatus in current progression.
CAST OF DAYS OF OUR LIVES
There were seven main characters in the cast when Days of Our Lives first aired: Craig Merritt, Tony Merritt, Alice Merritt, Mickey Merritt, Marie Merritt, Julie Olson, and Tom Horton. The number of actors in the cast increased to 27 when the show ran for an hour in April 1975. The show used 40 actors in contract or recurring roles by its 25th anniversary in 1990, which is about how many actors it has used since then.
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Days of Our Lives, Dr. Thomas Horton, is a fictional character and the patriarch of the Horton family. He was played by Macdonald Carey from 1965 until his passing in 1994.
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Frances Reid played Alice Horton, a fictional character on the NBC soap opera named as Days of Our Lives, from November 8, 1965, when the show premiered, until December 26, 2007. As the Horton family's matriarch, Alice's plots focused on the numerous issues that her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren faced. From 1965 to 1994, when Carey passed away from lung cancer, her marriage to Tom Horton (portrayed by McDonald Carey) played a significant role.
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Pałac w Krzeczynie Wielkim – wybudowany w XVII w. w Krzeczynie Wielkim.

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Pałac przebudowany w latach 1866–1872, eklektyczny, dwupiętrowy o złożonej bryle z wykorzystaniem murów pałacu barokowego. Obiekt jest częścią zespołu pałacowego, w skład którego wchodzą jeszcze: park, oficyna, oficyna gospodarcza, obora.

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