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Q: Sphinx creates links in variable list to classes with the same names I'm using Sphinx's apidoc extension to produce documentation for a Python project.  It's somewhat quirkier than I had expected, but I've gotten most things to work.  However, one quirk has me stumped.
I've got a couple of classes with docstrings that include something like this:
"""
:ivar normal_attr1:  This is a normal attribute.
:ivar doppleganger:  This is an attribute with the same name as a class in
    another module.

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Sphinx is automatically adding a link from "doppleganger" to the class whose name it shares--and I can't find a way to stop it.  In ordinary circumstances, I'd just change one of the names, but unfortunately, both names are are from code autogenerated from an XSD specification that I'm not at liberty to change.
Is there any easy way to stop these links from being inserted?

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The Mayor of Newcastle has met his counterpart in a Catalan town to show solidarity against the violence seen in the region.
Simon White is on holiday in Sitges, Catalonia, where residents took part in the controversial independence referendum on Sunday.
After seeing images of the brutal police crackdown in Barcelona, Simon wanted to show his support for Sitges's mayor Miquel Forns, as a fellow 'first citizen'.
He visited the town hall and introduced himself, and within minutes was shaking hands with Mr Forns, and speaking with him about the recent events through an interpreter.
The referendum, which the Spanish government has declared illegal, passed without violence in Sitges.
Simon, who was on holiday with his husband and fellow Newcastle councillor Gary White, said the couple had a fondness for the town and Catalonia, where they are regular visitors.
He said: "We come to Sitges two or three times a year. It's a beautiful place. This time we came for the film festival. We booked it a few months ago and didn't know that the referendum would be happening.
"When I saw the violence in Barcelona I was a bit concerned. But there was no violence here. We saw lots of people queuing up at the polling stations, and large crowds waiting around for the result.
At their meeting, Simon and Mr Forns both condemned the violence in Barcelona and spoke of the Catalan people's right to vote in the referendum.
But Simon was keen to point out that he was speaking in a personal capacity and not on behalf of Newcastle Borough Council.
According to Catalan officials, around 2.2 million people took part in the referendum, with 92 per cent voting in favour of independence. But the turnout was only 43 per cent.
The Spanish government deployed thousands of extra police to prevent the unilateral poll going ahead. Officers were seen firing rubber bullets and violently manhandling pro-independence voters in Barcelona.
Gary said there was a strong pro-independence feeling in Sitges.
He added: "We were appalled at the violence shown by the Guardia Civil. There was nothing like that in Sitges, I think because it was just the local police here.


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snowflakes come to have the intricate shapes they do. But I am not concerned, for example, with details such as what the precise curvature of the tips of the arms of the snowflake will be.
In most cases the basic approach I take is to try to construct the very simplest possible model for each system. From the intuition of traditional science we might think that if the behavior of a system is complex, then any model for the system must also somehow be correspondingly complex.
But one of the central discoveries of this book is that this is not in fact the case, and that at least if one thinks in terms of programs rather than traditional mathematical equations, then even models that are based on extremely simple underlying rules can yield behavior of great complexity. And in fact in the course of this chapter, I will construct a whole sequence of remarkably simple models that do rather well at reproducing the main features of complex behavior in a wide range of everyday natural and other systems.
Any model is ultimately an idealization in which only certain aspects of a system are captured, and others are ignored. And certainly in each kind of system that I consider here there are many details that the models I discuss do not address. But in most cases there have in the past never really been models that can even reproduce the most obvious features of the behavior we see. So it is already major progress that the models I discuss yield pictures that look even roughly right.
In many traditional fields of science any model which could yield such pictures would immediately be considered highly successful. But in some fields—especially those where traditional mathematics has been used the most extensively—it has come to be believed that in a sense the only truly objective or scientific way to test a model is to look at certain rather specific details.
Most often what is done is to extract a small set of numbers from the observed behavior of a system, and then to see how accurately these numbers can be reproduced by the model. And for systems whose overall behavior is fairly simple, this approach indeed often works quite well. But when the overall behavior is complex, it becomes impossible to characterize it in any complete way by just a few numbers.


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I believe God is going to transfer great wealth into the accounts of a remnant of His people who will function as modern day Joseph's to help finance the great end-time harvest. Anyone assigned for that role will not only need to know how to transfer the wealth, but how to protect it. Recent actions by the United States government have been making that task more difficult.
Our world is changing rapidly. Institutions that were once considered safe are now proving to be criminal organizations, including the United States federal government and the western banking system, which now controls the U.S. government. They have become the number one threat to American citizens and to the rest of the world.
In recent years, the U.S. government has taken actions to exploit the dollar's status as the world's reserve currency by threatening to shut foreign financial institutions out of the U.S. banking system, which would make it almost impossible for them to get access to dollars and therefore almost impossible to conduct International trade. Since International trade is conducted in dollars, foreign nations must hold dollars on reserve to conduct trade.
One way the U.S. government has been bullying foreign banks is through the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FACTA) of 2010. Without any legal authority, the U.S. government has been demanding foreign banks to report their account holder's transactions to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as a way of finding and collecting more tax revenues from American citizens. Institutions who refuse to comply are being slapped with outrageous fines and threats.
In addition, the U.S. government has extorted billions of dollars from foreign banks by fining them for a variety of other violations, including mandates telling them which countries they can trade with. As a result, foreign banks and foreign nations are now seeking alternatives to the tyranny of the dollar-based financial system.
Meanwhile, American citizens are finding it harder to open new accounts outside of the United States because many foreign banks have stopped accepting new accounts from American citizens. It is just too much trouble for them. The net result is making it harder for U.S. citizens to protect their wealth from theft by the U.S. government.
However, the good news is the rest of the world is now starting to fight back. In his August 1 Sovereign Man newsletter, Simon Black identified one nation taking a stand against the U.S. government.
No surprise, it's Hong Kong, one of the more economically free places in the world.
Hong Kong already has one of the safest, most liquid and well-capitalized banking systems on the planet.
Hong Kong's Monetary Authority has decided that it will no longer live in fear of Uncle Sam and is now leading a rebellion against US government financial servitude.
They've just announced new guidelines to make Hong Kong, once again, one of the easiest and best places in the world to bank.
Another financial advisor is sounding a similar alarm. Jim Willie, founder of The Golden Jackass, was interviewed by Rick Wiles on the July 26 broadcast of Trunews.
"I think they have the assurance of the legitimacy of those nations like Singapore and Hong Kong. You have no assurances whatsoever in London and Zurich, Switzerland. Those are crime centers. They have years and decades of criminal activity, very well documented and understood, yet some people still think they are safe places. They are not.
You actually have some safety in Panama. They have a European style gold vault, not just gold, but a vault system. They call it a stage three depository.
I think a lot of countries are legitimate. It is the ones that speak English and the Swiss that are uniformly criminal.
I don't include the Australians as being honest with their banking vaults. No, they are doing bail-ins and selling out to China and Chinese buyers of property are coming in, in droves. They are taking over Auckland New Zealand. They are taking over city after city in Australia. It's ridiculous.
The owners (of precious metals) who have Asian vaults, I think are going to be very safe.
Jim Willie's comments about Singapore are supported by Bobby Conner, founder of Eagles View Ministries. Appearing as a guest on Rick Joyner's Prophetic Perspectives on Current Events program, he said God told him the financial center of the world will one day move from New York City to Singapore. He said the reason was Singapore has been good stewards of the wealth entrusted to them while New York City has not.
Based on the recent trends, I am expecting to see the U.S. government putting increased pressure on foreign financial institutions until the dollar-based system finally implodes. When that happens, we could see draconian measures making it even harder for American citizens to transfer wealth outside of the United States. The criminals running the U.S. government are planning to close the doors so they can plunder the wealth. For anyone seeking to protect their assets, Hong Kong and Singapore appear to be two of the best countries to consider.
May the Holy Spirit continue to work in a mighty and powerful way in the Federation of Malaysia! God bless you!
is the coast of China is hit whoever did that will not be breathing within 2 days. My wife is from China and the Chinese will absolutely not stand for that. Thank you and God bless you.
Good points mem. Metals (actual ones you hold in your hand) are the only thing the Fed can't control and monitor – it drives them nuts. Look for a 1933 type confiscation of gold/silver where it was a fed crime to hold gold/silver with a 10 year prison sentence possible (only about a third of the population complied). Thus your control/storage is all important.
Hi Mem, I'm interested about the rabbit hole in New Zealand! I live here and hear very little about what's going on or coming. So far I have only found A Minute To Midnite but don't have much time for reading their stuff by the time I've got through Z3 news! I know we will come under judgement because we were way ahead if you at legalising homosexual marriage, prostitution, abortion etc. Doesn't feel like hardly anyone is awake here!
Do you have any news sources you could refer me to? I was just wanting to pick everyone up and bring them all here!!!
Mem, you are amazing! Thank you 🙂 Many of those points I kind of knew at the back of my mind…heard them at some point in the past but don't hear much. We live a couple of hours south of Taupo so I guesd it will affect us. Hadn't realised quite how overdue we were! Will have to make more of a point to stay in touch with M2M!
Your points on finding a country with no abortion or gay marriage is so basic and yet it has blown my mind! How did I ever Not think of that! I don't feel called to move but that's now my key point to anyone in the end days!
I shall dust off my interlinier bible and look up "bloods"…that's quite a big deal too!
Thank you Mem. What with your currency post (which was also amazing!) and this one, you must have been on your computer all day! Both of them are worth solid gold! Many blessing to you and your family.
Hey Lynne, pity you are just not down the road. We will have a fear of the Lord restored in NZ and see righteousness reestablished! Hear the shout of revival, a fire is about to be lit that will not be put out!! Lord bless you!!!
Jane, we have family in Auckland. Next time we go up I will try to catch up with you…would be like touching the hem of Peters cloak!!!
Laughing. That is silly. Bring Peter with you and I would be eternally grateful! I would really love to meet you Lynne!!
MEM, Excellent points.This is pretty deep.I never thought about abortion ,or out right murder in this light before.
Agreed Dennis!!! I've been listening to Trunews since 2014! But Rick doesn't talk much about the antipodes!
Hello z3 family, I'm not educated on this topic but I'm confused. If we put our financial assets overseas while we are here In The USA and something happens like natural disaster, tyranny from our government, or attack that would stop our normal ways of life, how would we be able to access our finances? If the internet, phone, banking systems etc. weren't functioning as they do now how could we expect to get to what we needed? Thanks for any feedback. God bless.
I am confident that our Lord God will select those he can trust with the wealth and provide them the plans on how/where to keep it/use it for his people.
JR, I agree, it's a huge issue.
For those called to stay, sometimes I wish there was better prophetic guidance on safe zones. All we have to go on now are a bunch of 30-year old maps scribbled in crayon. Really?
Beyond the will-we-fry or wont-we debates, there is just as much prophetic uncertainty on where one might go, assuming "fry" wins out. Lots of people talking about the Ozarks, not much revelation on safe areas inland off the west coast. Spokane? Boise? Reno (too close?). One person sees a 50,000 ft. high mushroom cloud over Spokane, another sees an orange (EMP?) explosion over the city, others say "safe zone". Are these cities inside the "blue crayon" areas or not? It's enough to drive you mad.
Great points! The key as you stated is being led by His spirit. Singapore and Hong Kong sound good, but there could be other factors not yet known, which could change all of that.
Good response regarding blueprints necessary to help us navigate through what is coming. I actually have a Joseph anointing and have been given a strategy or blueprint for the economic transition. The blueprint is specific for the body of Christ so that we are ready to be Gods hands and feet. Things are still in in the early stages, however, I strongly believe that what the Lord has given me is going to be instrumental and helping the body of Christ go through what is coming as what he is giving me is an interim strategy…..helping us move from one economic system to another. He is also giving me a strategy that may protect gold and silver in this country from the federal government so that we don't have to move it out of the country. I have developed a market place ministry called The Cover Club located at http://www.thecoverclub.net. The website has ore specific information if you are interested in knowing more.
If Peter didn't need gold and silver, I think we don't need to worry about not having any either. Just more of Jesus and His power living and moving in and through us! If we are in need, He can direct us to a fish nearby and we might find a coin in it's mouth.
I'm just thinking with all the chaos and possible avenues for God to take wouldn't it be best to hold gold/silver physically and not thousands of miles overseas. Gold and silver is God's money – never anything else. Bitcoin and any electronic money could be lost to an EMP or large enough CME. Paper would most likely be like Weimar and Zimbabwe. With gold at $1360 today thats a 12 % increase in just 2 months. Ha — burying it in the backyard may be the safest thing to do after all.
We have a global currency called physical gold and silver, which has not changed since Biblical times. Anything else is simply fiat.
That's another excellent word, Jeff. I'm commenting here instead of below the article since I don't do "Google Plus." I shared your word in several places yesterday.
Thank you Peggy I believe its a message that The Lord wants out to as many as possible.
If things get as bad as described here then 20-30 year survival food would also make a good investment. (Ezekiel 7:19 They will throw their silver into the streets, and their gold will be treated as a thing unclean. Their silver and gold will not be able to deliver them in the day of the LORD's wrath. It will not satisfy their hunger or fill their stomachs, for it has caused them to stumble into sin). This would the become 'money' and could be used to barter for almost anything.
Being a little "intellectually lazy" or misleading here with the gold/silver biblical reference without mentioning the timing? Consider the time and context.
The key to that is "in the day of the LORD's wrath". AT THE END.
Thanks for the good info James. I haven't trusted the banks for many years and even less now. There are also a couple of aspects of the 'Joseph ministry' that occur to me but seem to be passed over by most.
1. The goods Joseph distributed to the people were mainly (though certainly not exclusively) foodstuffs and not financial. Should we not expect a similarity in the end-time Joseph ministry? I think we should be careful not to put God in a box, so to speak, in what shape that provision will take on. A Joseph may be given control over a large farm or food producing concern (or some other supply()versus a large wad of cash or a quantity of precious metals..
2. The goods Joseph distributed were not his own, but the property of the ruler of that nation. This obviously could be a type / shadow of the Father, but could just as easily be seen as speaking of a governmental authority in possession of food or necessities (confiscated maybe?). Stranger things have happened (Nebuchadnezzar's general, after destroying Jerusalem, gave the prophet Jeremiah provision and protection, and also the liberty to travel where and when he chose). All things are possible with God.
Most people conveniently overlook that fact. The "Joseph ministry" that so many folk ebulliently effuse about ended up in land confiscation and perpetual servitude for almost everyone being "ministered" to.
The original Egyptians were Caucasians. They looked down on the nomadic Semites from the Middle East as inferior and called them "Sand People". The Semites however invaded and ruled over Egypt for nearly two generations during the approximate time that Joseph was in Egypt. That explains why Joseph could be appointed as a ruler – he was one of them and spoke their language. That is why his family could immigrate to Egypt and receive choice land.
Joseph had a monopoly with wheat, which meant he could determine the prize (that does not mean he was unfair). Joseph sold the wheat for money, then animals and finally land (Genesis 47: 13 – 26) and helped the Semite rulers take control over all land and wealth. People in the USA who now stock food, water, medication, bullets, etc might also have a small monopoly in a year or two.
Joseph made all the local Egyptians slaves (Genesis 47: 21), except the priests – who received their food from the Pharaoh. The priests were the power behind the throne and always had received their food from the Pharaoh. During the time of Moses and the exodus, the priesthood was 60,000 strong, while the army was about 20,000. Therefore the new Semite rulers had to treat them favorably.
Eventually the Semite rule was overthrown (Exodus 1: 8) and, unsurprisingly, the people of Israel were made slaves.
That does not change the fact that Joseph walked with God diligently, trusted Him as a child, a slave, a prisoner and as a ruler. God allowed him to live in the best period of time: in the super-power of the era who was ruled by his own people, as the de facto ruler of the super-power.
Egyptians were Caucasians? I thought they were Arabic/middle eastern, since they have lived in the area of Arabia versus the Caucasus mountains up in Europe?
Mem, you are right. Theory of ancient Egyptians being caucasians was an academic theory popular in 19th century and up through mid 20th century. More recent academic studies including DNA and cranial analysis have shown their genealogy more linked to sub saharan Africa. What tends to throw people off is that Egypt has been occupied by various dynasties (including roman and greek) over long periods of time and people tend not be specific about which particular period of "Egyptians" they are referring to.
Then the LORD is leading people astray ???
And Joseph saving much people alive during a time of great famine was a mistake???Not getting it….
Does it seem that's what I'm implying? In this comment, I wasn't suggesting that the Lord was leading people.
As far as whether something is a mistake or not, some value liberty above physical death.
Amen brother we must get ready and stay ready! God Bless You!
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The PavMusic studio "The Production Pit" has been established to provide a working environment for Ian Pav that is comfortable, familiar and provides a trusted space to achieve the best results he can for a client.
A lot of resources have gone into making this studio & its resources what it is.
The studio has been professionally designed and built with quality materials and to a high level of specification. It not only looks good, it sounds good and feels right.
The studio encorporates an acoustically sound control area for analysis, arranging, composing, editing or mixing with a vocal/instrument room to record individuals, over-dubbing or multi-tracking when needed.
The surrounding grounds provide an environment that is conducive to assisting the creative flow while peaceful and private. (if of interest a photo diary of the studio build can be seen over at Studio Build).
The Resource Network - On top of the Production Pit studio, Ian has
Access to a couple of auditoriums in the local area that can be set up as temporary 'Studio A' size set ups
For group, band, choir or 'live' recording feel - these options allow him to track anything from a blues band 'all in' to a small orchestra or jazz band (whether overdubbing leads and vocals later or not) with files brought back to The Production Pit to work on. We also have arrangements with a number of other studios and facilties where there may be a specific bit of gear needed (such as a large grand piano) or other specific reason.
A remote recording setup allowing us to capture a live gig or go on location, if required fora project
As well as Ian's own talents as vocalist, arranger, sound designer, multi-instrumentalist ...he has access to a wide network of top level musicians and singers (whether in studios or thru the RMS) for clients projects (and at surprisingly good rates). Obviously guitarists, pianists, singers and similar can be sourced pretty easily, but even finding those with the right genre skills to suit your project can be a hassle (no artist can do all styles at the same level) ...and what if you need a sousaphone, Uileann pipes, bodhran, harp or ???? Not just because you can..but because its needed- that's the goal and the purpose of our network and the network's network - satisfying the need within the project to give it that exponential edge.
And as part of the overall set up - The Musicians Retreat BnB can provide accommodation if available at reaosnable rates (themusiciansretreat.com)
But, while a studio is a very nice and 'known' place to have and work in - is just a place! Like the gear, instruments, software or networks we can draw on ----- they are all just a part of the tools that allow us to do our job and give you results that meet, and often exceed, expectations.
In the end it comes down to the person - their knowledge and also their experience, their talents, vision and ears - and what they can do for you.
Our main production service utilises Ian's skills as a producer for your project and the studio (and network for specific areas such as recording, mixing and/or editing your project if requested and it 'fits').
What does a producer do and how can they help you?
First, a good producer takes a personal interest in you and your project. They become your partner to help bring the dream into reality and help keep things on track, so your material is presented in the best possible way to achieve your goals.
Do you need help taking your initial song ideas and turning them into a professional sounding final product?
Do you need someone to just come in now and again to give you honest comments and advice?
Someone who can help source and coordinate the musicians or studio/engineer (if they are not doing that aspect as well)?
Someone to work with you, push you until you have given your best?
Or do you want someone with your best interests at heart to take charge through the entire recording process, allowing you to 'do what you do best'?
Secondly, a good producer should be able to see the 'end product', hear the final song or concept, probably recognise the 'hit single' or crowd pleaser as production develops, see the alignment of music and career - and be willing to move the project and the artists towards that vision.
Sometimes the most useful thing a producer can do is help choose which songs will comprise the album (and which aren't ready), and an independent ear as to their arrangement.
As part of that, potential clients shouldn't expect a 'yes man' working for them - Ian believes that a good producer keeps things 'real' and is willing, and should, provide constructive comment when things don't seem to be progressing in the right direction.
Ian Pav - Producer
Ian Pav is an 'old skool' producer, passionate about helping clients achieve the best they possibly can. Drawing on:
39 years in the music industry and business - having been full time for many of them.
his experience - including as performer and band leader, chorister, vocalist, composer & arranger, sound designer, multi instrumentalist, lecturer and facilitator
the resources he has on tap in his studio and the extensive networks around the world
Ian can help in the planning, production or other areas of a project or a career path.
Ian says "My main aim in all cases is to help bring idea, vision, dream, message in a work into reality (in a way that's accetable to intended recipients and the end purpose)"
There are times when a producer needs to be genre specific ...but there are also times when a producer needs to mix the emotion and feeling in the track rather than the genre.
Ian says "The art is in looking at my own interpretation of the emotion I find something that is universal in its appeal. At times this can mean feeling the message even more than what is being actually said. When emotion hits music properly – effectiveness is exponential. Understanding what the song is about to start with but then working outside the genre, working purely with a goal to make the listener feel something ....gives freedom – allowing me to work in almost any genre, any song, any language – anywhere."
So whatever you situation or location need - Ian and PavMusic can probably assist.
And we have an Online Mixing Service for those who can record their instruments and vocals but need some assistance in the mix/post production - check it out HERE
It's easy! Contact us!!!
It could start by you sending us a guide track and a short brief on what you want or, giving us a call to chat or arranging to chat over Skype or over a coffee (if on the Peninsula, Melbourne).
As we can take you from the start to finish of your project, overseeing and arranging everything ...or just help you with particular elements – wen we start by discussing your project, the requirements and the level of our involvement will naturally flow.
We will then scope it out, work out what is involved, select the appropriate team if needed and submit a written project brief and costing. Once you have agreed to proceed – we work with you in pre-production while gathering everything together (for example it will take time to book in session muso's, an ancillary production team, specific need facilities or locations, etc) - or we can lock dates in the diary and off we go.
Communication is an important element of our relationship with clients and we use current technology to keep you informed about the status, the next steps and hear the various elements as they come together – even if you are across the world from us.
All leading to a simple, seamless single point of contact for you – peace of mind knowing that you have a professional team working behind the scenes to bring your project to fruition.
For more information or, to discuss your requirements, please contact us.
As already noted, "Production" can incorporate everything from pre-production to mastering to bring your song, EP or album to fruition and an appropriate final result. So your 'spend' can vary based on the extent of involvement in, and the extent within, the project itself
Our rates are based on time invested - however our motto is "whatever it takes" and all our clients are assured of getting 'bang for their buck'.
IF all parameters are known, we MAY quote a 'job rate' to help people budget their overall spend - but this requires clients to have a very good understanding of their needs, budget and be realistic with their end product goals within that. For example consider a full commercial quality production as the end result of a project .............
- if a couple of really competent session players are involved each would be $150-250 per song,
- mastering is $90-150 per song,
- there may be the possible need of extra studio hire for specific need (eg. grand piano, harp, real string or brass section),
- there is possibly of help with pre-production, arrangement etc. ..or a separate mixing engineer might be appropriate.....
So you can see that is is very easy when looking at that level of desired outcome - for $800, 1000 or significantly more per song to be the required spend...but again that is the full package to compete at the highest level of end product.
If that's not your budget, that's fine and we would still very much love to work with you but you must be realistic about what can be achieved within the finances you have. A budget of a few thousand dollars for an album may mean compromises. While end product quality shouldn't be compromised (unless specifically going for 'demo' level) other compromises may be needed .. For example, maybe arrangements need to be cut back or use more virtual instrumentation, call in favours from friends, etc.
However, at the other end a well rehearsed singer/songwriter with guitar may get everything down in 1-2 takes and with mixing the cost may only be a couple of hundred - - so it just depends.
We do occasionally do 'specials', have discounts at times (check out current deals under our Promotions tab) and do some concessional work for special causes. ...so don't be afraid to ask.
Whether a demo, utilising Ian Pav as your project producer, online mixing requests or more,
give us a call and have a chat.
Samples of some of the projects to date can be viewed and listened to over at the Production Gallery page - just click HERE
Some of Ian's collabs and compositions (mainly for the sync market area) can also be seen over on our ReverbNation page HERE
We also have an Online Mixing Service for those who can record their instruments and vocals but need some assistance in the mix/post production - check it out HERE
"I have been a recording song writer/musician for over 30 years. With the digital studios there are now many, many good studio engineers out there that can record and pull a good sound. Ian is certainly one of them, with years of varied project experience. The thing that makes him stand out is his work as a producer... willing to hear a song and its' potential, rather than just recording what the artist brings to the table. He invests in his projects, and sometimes it is hard to remember he isn't a part of the band. That care factor is crucial for me and my projects. Thanks Ian for the work so far, and looking forward to the songs we have yet to record." Michael Woodrow (Shinbone STar, Centreville, The 50 Project)
"It was a real treat to work with Ian. He has the ability to hear the layers not yet heard and produce it! I felt comfortable and supported as an artist and am looking forward to working with him in the future!" Monique Reeves, Sydney
"On the three occasions we have recorded with him, Ian has made the recording process smooth, enjoyable and easy. From the minute he greeted us with a warm smile, to receiving our high quality recordings, he has been in great communication, and a great mentor. Paired with the high quality set up and his vast experience, Ian let's you take the recording process at your own pace, and does not provide any judgements, making for a truly valuable session. We are very much looking forward to working with Ian again." Brooke & Harry, Duo from the Mornington Peninsula
"I loved the production Pavmusic created around my songs. It is so exciting to hear a song you have written on your guitar, take shape into a full piece of music." Derryth Nash, Canberra
"In 2015/16, I had the pleasure of working with Ian Pav as he helped me to record a series of Guided Meditations for my website. Prior to meeting Ian, I had never stepped inside a recording studio before. However, Ian was very professional and made me feel very comfortable, which helped me to relax into the creative process. His work ethic is amazing and he is old school in terms of how he treats you as a person. Ian is an absolute delight to work with as he is very patient and efficient and he has a healthy sense of humour as well. I highly recommend Ian to anyone who is looking for a Music Producer/Sound Editor or Music Mentor. He is just a gem. Thanks Ian." Dalene Knowles. Healthy Minds Holistic Services
"Hey Ian, just wanted to say that it was a pleasure working with you on my song Getaway.
I had a great time recording in your studio and I'm really happy with the resulting production. Would definitely work with Pavmusic again. You've been a great mentor by giving me great advice. All the best" Shania Mayer xo
"We are so pleased with the professionalism you have shown in this project of recording my husband playing his beloved Steinway. It has been amazing to watch Peter as he has listened to the recordings as I can see him finally realise how well he plays. Although he tries to give the piano all of the credit!
Peter is a perfectionist and I think you have been a good match for him as your work and attention to detail has been exceptional. Thank you from us both and hopefully from our family and friends who will now have access to Peter's music whenever they want it. A great legacy I think." D.C. McCrae
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Alicia Michilli - The Edge - 1 Camera, 1 Microphone, 1 Take
I met Alicia when I was running sound for a friend's birthday party at a local venue here in Old Hickory. One of my favorite things about running live sound is the chance to get out in the music-rich community that is Nashville and meet talented artists. In my years as a recording engineer and videographer I've found that it's these types of personal connections that typically lead to the most meaningful working relationship I get to have.
Not only was this filmed with just one camera and recorded with just 1 microphone, but we ended up going with Alicia's FIRST TAKE. Sometime's there's just something magical about that initial performance that can't be beat, as was the clear case here. Since we made this video, I've gotten to check out Alicia's newest release, "Letters from the Edge," and can honestly say I've become a fan. You can check her out for yourself on her website at aliciamichilli.com.
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Richard Gowen - Morning - 1 Camera, 1 Microphone, 1 Take
Richard and I have been making music together since we were just teenagers. He's the first person I ever recorded and the first person I ever made a music video for. Our friendship began when we discovered we shared a mutual interest in playing mandolin while we both worked at Chick-Fil-A together. 15 years later I consider him one of my closest friends. Music has been an essential part of our friendship over the years and I'm super thankful that we still get to do that today. Being the talented guy he is, he pulled this video off in just 1 take at the Studio.
I really enjoy how this 1 camera, 1 microphone, 1 take setup lets people get a raw look at artists in their craft. The simplistic nature of the visual element allows the song and performance to really take the main stage. Highly manufactured music certainly has its place in our world today, but it's hard to beat a raw, heartfelt performance like this, from an artist whose songs are birthed out of his personal experiences.
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Of all the things that we failed to capture in photos, it had to be my son's first steps. Sigh! If my memory serves me right, Justin started walking on his own a day or two after his first birthday. We (him and me) were alone in the house when that monumental event happened. I was taking care of him and was trying to see if he could walk by himself, slowly taking my hands off him, and he did it, his first baby steps!!! How could I take a picture of him when it all happened so fast?
Prior to taking his first steps, Justin was already traversing the tiny space in his baby crib while holding on to its side rails. If he's braver, then he'd attempt to move from one side to the other side, which means he had to be on his own two feet for a couple of seconds without any rail support. Of course, mommy and daddy were there to cheer him on. He used to walk head first (perhaps because his head was big; it still is), which makes him susceptible to falling, so I was always by his side or behind him to catch him when he stumbles.
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the way you describe it makes me "see" his first step…he..he..
Wow Mommy! You are so early!
Pareho tayo mommy, I was not able to capture my daughter's first steps.
Ang hirap i capture ang first step ng mga baby, i think i took a video when jake started walking. Hindi kasi nagpapturo si jake, he just stood up one morning and start his first step. Di bali tetcha still fresh and it always be in your mind your babys first.
Thanks pala sa comments, nabiktima ka rin pala sa kwanggol na adsense mga walang hiya ano, nasakanila na ang pera that they supposed to pay to the publisher. mga kurakot rin.
oo nga, it's still amazing how you remember and described it. your vivid description makes your readers see how it happened, even without a photo, your words make it a vivid picture.
actually the video and pic i posted are not really the actual "first" steps when they could really walk on their own. those were when they were still trying to walk. Like you, the moment passed by on me, hehehe. it's just good that the memory of the moments were in our hearts and minds.
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NSW woman refused bail after being charged with murder of toddler near Coonabarabran
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By Kathleen Ferguson and Michelle Brown
Updated January 09, 2018 18:12:22
Photo: Dubbo courthouse where a woman accused of murdering a toddler in her care was refused bail. (ABC News: Richard Hoskins)
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Map: Neilrex 2831
A woman has been charged with the murder of a toddler in her care almost three years ago in central western New South Wales.
The 20-month-old boy died on March, 23, 2015, at Neilrex, south of Coonabarabran.
Police called to the scene were told the child had been coughing and appeared not to be breathing.
He was pronounced dead at Coolah District Hospital.
Police immediately formed Task Force Toora to investigate the suspicious death, and charged the woman at Geurie, near Dubbo, on Monday.
The woman applied for bail, with her lawyer arguing she had not fled the area since the boy's death, and had no criminal history.
Bail application refused
The court also heard the woman had assisted with initial investigations before receiving legal advice not to.
The court heard the accused suffered from anxiety and a prison smoking ban would make things worse.
The court heard the child's injuries were not adequately explained and highly suspicious.
The summary also included evidence a triple zero call made by the accused in 2015, and could be heard saying "they are going to think I bashed him".
Magistrate Paul Hayes refused bail on the grounds it was a serious charge.
The woman was crying and shaking as Magistrate Hayes refused the bail application.
Case turns spotlight on provider
The Minister for Family and Community Services, Pru Goward, said she was taking action as a result of a matter before the courts.
"I am deeply saddened by the death of the 20-month-old boy," Ms Goward said.
"Today I have written to the NSW Children's Guardian requesting advice regarding the ongoing accreditation of Uniting Care Burnside (an out-of-home care provider).
Earlier, the NSW Opposition urged the State Government to tighten the screening process for foster carers.
Labor's Family and Community Services spokeswoman Tania Mihailuk said the screening process for carers must be overhauled.
"How many more children have to die before this government is sparked into action," she said.
"This is a government that has absolved itself of their responsibility when it comes to caring for vulnerable children in NSW," Ms Mihailuk said.
"More than 20,000 children that are in care that desperately need to be confident that they are in a safe and nurturing environment."
Ms Mihailuk wanted better oversight and accountability in the foster care sector to improve child protection.
The Department of Family and Community Services declined to say if the child was known to the Department.
Topics: murder-and-manslaughter, child-abuse, neilrex-2831, geurie-2831, coonabarabran-2357, dubbo-2830
First posted January 09, 2018 16:28:43
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Q: Link to the correct item page by selecting the list of items in for loop This is my jsp page that retrieve the list of items from database using for loop
<%
    itemManager mgr = new itemManager();
    Item[] items = mgr.getAllItems();
    for(int i = 0; i < items.length; i++){
    %>

     <img border="0" src="<%=items[i].getItemImage() %>" width="100" height="100">

                <%=items[i].getItemName()%>
                <input type="text" name="itemID" value="<%=items[i].getItemID()%>">

                <%=items[i].getItemDesc()%>

                Start Bid : <%=items[i].getStartBid()%>

                Buy it now : <%=items[i].getEndBid()%>

                Bidding close on : <%=items[i].getDuration()%>

                <input type="submit" value="View">
    <%
    }
    %>

This is the jsp page that link to the item you selected previously

<%
itemManager mgr = new itemManager();
Item items = mgr.getItem((Integer)session.getAttribute("ITEM_DATA"));
%>

                  <%=items.getItemName() %>

This is the servlet to store the session of the selected item id and forward to the correct item jsp page.
protected void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException {
        HttpSession session = request.getSession(true);
        int id = Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter("itemID"));
        session.setAttribute("ITEM_DATA",id);
        RequestDispatcher rd = request.getRequestDispatcher("viewItem.jsp");
        rd.forward(request, response);
    }

However, after I clicked the view button. It keeps linking to the itemID = 1.
The URL dispalys "/ItemServlet?itemID=1&itemID=2" .
In fact, if I click on itemID=2 the URL should display like this:
"/ItemServlet?itemID=2"
As a result, how can I achieve this? Thanks in advance!

A: change the name of text field dynamically.
And use getQueryString() in servlet to find the itemId name and value. by using EL.I hope this will help you

A: The problem in your code is you are using a single form and dynamically creating Input box inside the form. So all the input box will be having same name. That's why when you submit the form all the input box values are sent as request parameters. I just reduced some part in your code for better under standing. Take this as your code
<form action="item" method="get">

<%
ItemManager mgr = new ItemManager();
Item[] items = mgr.getAllItems();
for(int i = 0; i < items.length; i++){
%>

            <%=items[i].getItemName()%>
            <input type="text" name="itemID" value="<%=items[i].getItemId()%>">
            <input type="submit" value="View">

<%
}
%>

</form>

When you run this code and if you check the rendered HTML code it will be look
<form action="item" method="get">

            aaa
            <input type="text" name="itemID" value="1">
            <input type="submit" value="View">

            bbb
            <input type="text" name="itemID" value="2">
            <input type="submit" value="View">

            ccc
            <input type="text" name="itemID" value="3">
            <input type="submit" value="View">

</form>

Here All the Input box having same name as "itemID". As a solution you can create the form inside the for loop, so that while submitting only one Input box value will be sent as request.
Create form inside your for loop like below code.

<%
ItemManager mgr = new ItemManager();
Item[] items = mgr.getAllItems();
for(int i = 0; i < items.length; i++){
%>
<form action="item" method="get">

            <%=items[i].getItemName()%>
            <input type="text" name="itemID" value="<%=items[i].getItemId()%>">
            <input type="submit" value="View">

            </form>
<%
}
%>

Hope This will help you.


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this is the last time i will be talking about this darned friend of mine. i will not be mentioning names. anyway, this will be the last time that i will say i hate him, that i loathe him and i feel sorry for having even met a person like him. he never deserved the kind of friendship i offered him because in the first place, it appears he does not even know what the meaning of true friendship is.friendship is not measured by the amount of stuff that your friend offers you.it's about being loyal to one another.watching each other's back and stuff like that. anyway, after i have settled what i need to settle with him, he can now go to hell and get lost.one thing i hate the most is people saying things behind my back.i don't want to be a hypocrite and say that i don't talk about other people. ang akin lang, fart him, sige magsasabi sha ng kung anuano tungkol sa akin, sana naman yung totoo. hindi yung puro kasinungalingan. i am suprised at what he's doing because he has only proven through his actions that he does not deserve or rather, he never deserved any of my help. i regret having been every inch a good friend to him. i would still like to believe he was not that person when we first became friends pero kung hindi niya magawang alalahanin ngayon yung mabuting pinagsamahan namin noon at ibabackstab niya lang ako, e tangina mabulok na sha. ayoko ng kaibigan na plastic.hay nako i swear pagkatapos ng gagawin namin e ayoko nang kasamahin siya ever.napaka-ingrato niya. yung tulong na binigay ko sakanya e sana inalok ko nalang sa iba.mas marami pang nangangailangan na tao. tangina. this friendship is over.i've had it. THIS IS OOLA IM TALKING ABOUT.
ayun anyway tangina niya paren, pero cge sabihin na niya lahat ng gusto niyang sabihin,ibabalato ko na sa kanya tong linggong to dahil starting next week, i don't have anything to do with him anymore. i appreciate friends who are honest, trustworthy and loyal. i do not like to be friends with snakes. i always had a likeness for his kind, but because of him, i now know better not to trust anyone like him anymore. he is a living asswipe.
moving on to happier stuff, i bought this checkered pair of pants and a pink basahan like shirt sa ukayan.ay nako putakte ung shirt parang porma ni jillian! ay nako hahahaha ay naeeksayt nako suotin talaga. pants courtesy of feli and the shirt i found myself. ay feli is the nicest, lahat ng magandang di kasha sa kanya inaabot niya saken hehehe. at maganda naman talaga ung inabot niya sakin. hehe thanks:) you are the greatest. e yun ang ganda talaga sana malabhan na para maisuot ko na kagad buwahahahaha. e yun.
today, i take away all my anxieties, my worries and my hatred. from now on, im not going to waste my time ranting about that asswipe. he's not worth my time, my money and all my help in general. i should've listened to mat. oo na nasa huli talaga ang pagsisisi.


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The JDK which I am using is eclipse temurin 17 which is using G1GC by default.
But I want to change it with ZGC.
It is possible to change the default GC of jdk? Or to specify in pom.xml to use ZGC?


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Hey Darlings, long time no post right? I think I put up a post on Monday but It sure feels like forever though.
Even though the harmattan is in full gear, It's still pretty hot in the afternoons. I've been wearing sweat shirts to work cos the place is like a mini cold room but I didn't go to work today *straigh face* so I got to dress up for the hot weather. Tank top with wide legged animal print pants.
I would like to state that I am not a fan of animal Prints. I own just one dress with such print and I've worn it just once. Okay twice. These pants appealed to me cos they are free, light and easy to wear plus I'm digging the wide legs. I own nothing like these (deciphered it's a sisters pants eh? Lol) and I think wide legged pants are cool.
I know you all couldn't be bothered wit all this so on to the good stuff, the giveaway.
I dunno if you all know this, but tweed is making its way back into the Fashion sphere to that effect, I'm giving away this beautiful tweed dress. It's a size 10/12 s if you fall under that category you're in luck. How to win? Just follow me on instagram and like my page on Facebook. Once you've done that, comment 'done' and a winner will be picked randomly. Deal?
Secret: There might be another giveaway just before Christmas. Shhhhh.
Ok, so I love ur pants. Pls is dis dress my size before I start jumping up and down.
Yaaay thank you! Hmmm who knows, it might just be.
lol, i had to do the above first because the dress is so lovely and i want!
Lol I figured you wanted to do the 'done' part first. Thanks love.
So how about a gift for male readers too? Ehn! Anyways you look great in the sokoto! You should have tried a "Jet-Li flying kick" pose too!
True! Maybe the next one will be for the male readers. Jet Li flying kick pose? Piece of cake fam!
If only I were a size 12!
I've finally located your blog! Was trying to access it via my WordPress app and it kept saying 'no post to review'.
You're very beautiful! I'm really loving the pictures you posted.
Your outfit so cool n you really look good on it. That giveaway dress just needs to be adjusted to my size#tear# DONE!!!
You look good.. very simple look.
I dig wide leg pants too! Grace ooo better let the next giveaway be under a size 6-8, I'm warning you ooo.
Yes, it gets very cold early in the morning and late at night, but scorching hot in the afternoon. Your pants are perfect for the hot weather, it's loose-fitting enough to allow air enter.
Aww, a giveaway is a wonderful way to celebrate the season, it's so sweet of you.
I love your TGIF pose ha ha! Nice pants.
I'm beginning to fall in love with animal prints even though I own absolutely nothing in it.. LOL ???????? You look lovely dear, love the pants… AND YOU ARE FINE AS HELLLLL.. YOU DO IT FOR ME ????????????????????
Beautiful combo + beautiful pose + beautiful wearer .
I love animal prints ahan what's not to love?
Oh and palazzo pants are my thing too so imagine my smile right now.
Lol @ the shaolin temple pose.
I love how simple yet classy u always look. Keep it up dear!
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Woman who identified predator in 1953 may finally get reward
Connecticut legislators on Wednesday moved closer to making amends with a Hartford woman who helped in the identification, arrest and conviction of a man nearly 70 years ago, when she was a teenager who had been assaulted by him.
The House of Representatives voted unanimously in favor of a bill that finally issues a $3,000 reward that had been denied to the woman, who is now in her 80s and known by the pseudonym Patricia "Pidgie" D'Allessio. It's a name used to protect her anonymity in a book describing the crimes in the southwestern section of the city in 1953.
"It's hard to believe that we sometimes have the ability to redress injustices of the past, but this is a case where we have an opportunity to grant a small measure of justice to an individual," said Rep. Edwin Vargas, D-Hartford.
As a teen, the woman was grabbed from behind while walking along a Hartford street, forced into a backyard and sexually assaulted on a rainy night in 1953, according to the Hartford Courant. Vargas said the woman and her parents reported the assault to the Hartford Police Department but it was not taken seriously, even though there was evidence the man tried to strangle her with a scarf.
"Despite the red markings on her neck, the police discounted it as perhaps some boyfriend's hickies," Vargas said. "She was not taken seriously. The police moved on."
Weeks later, an 11-year-old girl named Irene Fiederowicz was raped and strangled to death about a mile away, leading police to believe there was a serial rapist in the community. They returned to the teen known as "Pidgie" for help and she ultimately identified the man, Robert Nelson Malm, from a police lineup and testified against him in court.
"There was a $3,000 reward that had been posted by Governor (John Davis) Lodge at that time. Unfortunately, she was told that she had done her civic duty and that should be enough of a reward," Vargas said. "Back then, $3,000 could have made the difference for Pidgie to have gone to college and have received a college education."
Despite the suggestion from some lawmakers on Wednesday to provide the woman with interest on that reward money, Vargas said it's the symbolic gesture that her family wanted.
The bill now awaits action in the Senate.
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Not having been to a movie hall in weeks, I suddenly find that the "ensemble film" is hot property in Bollywood, with the release of Salaam-e-Ishq, Honeymoon Travels and Life in a Metro. Haven't seen any of these yet but I did see – and write about – Naseeruddin Shah's directorial debut Yun Hota Toh Kya Hota, which had converging narratives about a number of Indians travelling to the US for different reasons.
But this isn't Bollywood's first tryst with the ensemble movie. The masala Hindi film has always been episodic by its very nature, requiring pre-formatted doses of comedy, drama, romance and action, neatly measured and sprinkled together like the garnishings on a Burmese dish. So any such film with a large star-cast becomes an ensemble movie by default: if there are three heroes, you know the songs and fight sequences will be divided equally between them. When I was growing up in that magnificently kitschy decade, the 1980s, such films used to be referred to, much more naively, as multi-starrers. Quick notes on some old favourites I've rediscovered on TV.
Rajkumar Kohli was a master at the forgotten art of gathering a number of heavyweights/has-beens together, giving them the money that might otherwise have been wasted on a script (along with the promise of ego-massaging credits such as "Friendly Guest Appearance By Sanjay Khan"), and convincing them they were participating in something future generations would never forget. In a way, he was right; no one who sees Nagin will ever forget this classic, which begins with Jeetendra, dressed in a short skirt (he's an ichadaari naag – a snake that turns into a man whenever it wishes to sing Laxmikant-Pyarelal songs – and that's just how they dress). When he is cruelly shot down by a group of friends (Sunil Dutt, Feroz Khan, Kabir Bedi and other friendly guests) who figured he was just a regular snake in a mini-skirt, his bereaved spouse (Reena Roy) goes on the revenge-trail. This means finding new and innovative ways to dispose of each culprit, but the hardest task is that she occasionally has to disguise herself as her victims' girlfriends – which means simulating the facial expressions of Rekha, Mumtaz and Yogeeta Bali. Would you wish such a fate on a girl?
Another Kohli epic, billed as India's first big-budget horror film. A werewolf (we think; it's hard to tell under all that makeup) goes on a killing spree each time he sees a young bride (dressed in those knee-length frocks that village belles always wore in the 1980s). Since the village people don't have enough sense to stop holding large weddings, a series of murders occur — until Sunil Dutt, Shatrughan Sinha and others take on the beast in his own backyard, and he turns out to be Sanjeev Kumar, in another of those character roles that he played because he wanted to be "an actor, not a hero". (Here, as in many of his other films, he's neither.) Don't miss the opening scene with Amrish Puri reading a book of "supernatural stories" before abruptly sprouting hair on his back, and the title card that reads "And above all, Jeetendra".
Manoj Kumar's florid tribute to the patriotic men and women who fought against the evil British Empire in the early 1800s (never mind that the idea of nationalism didn't even exist back then in the way it does today; people were probably too busy killing each other over caste, state or mohalla to bother with country-love). Kumar plays the anarchist Bharat, whose eagerness to die for the country is indicated by his waggling eyebrows, twitching lower lip, and the way he keeps smearing soil all over his face. Dilip Kumar is his father, "senior Kranti"**, Hema Malini contributes her bit to the cause by writhing about the deck of a boat during a rain-storm while evil British captors, crosses dangling from their necks, leer at her, and Shashi Kapoor is a dashing prince who switches allegiance. Just when you think the British Raj couldn't possibly deal with any more star power, in struts the ubiquitous Shatrughan Sinha as a brave Pathan who plans to sabotage the Empire's collective stomach by selling them chana jor garam. Eventually, our stars sing patriotic songs and die heroically ever after. Jeetendra is nowhere to be seen; they couldn't meet the requirements of his contract, which specified white shoes and/or a snake-dance.
** In an earlier Manoj Kumar-as-Bharat film, Purab aur Paschim, Dilip Kumar's real-life missus Saira Banu played a West-corrupted Indian girl who smokes and wears mini-skirts. Bharat redeems this fallen angel, restoring her to the Bharatiya ideal of the pallu-clad bahu (and in the process fulfilling the archetypal Indian male fantasy of possessing a woman by getting her to cover up rather than the other way around). Unconfirmed reports suggest that Dilip Kumar's appearance in Kranti was a gesture of gratitude.
I love the first two. I havent seen Kranti fully yet. And I watched 'Jaani Dushman' in a video coach bus, it was such a fun.
Rajkumar Kohli's son Armaan later starred in a remake of Jaani Dushman, which had one of the longest star casts (all in 'friendly guest apprearances!)of Indian cinema... and all the above stars got killed by Armaan!
I think, in the 70-80s, we missed out on several ensemble classics because the best maker of such films (Manmohan Desai) made films only with an 'one-man industry'!
I know it is not relevant but i recently saw 'Nashville' the ultimate ensemble movie by the late Robert Altman.
To make a coherent whole out of 24 characters in the context of a 5 day music festival is a master achievement of sorts and reinforces your passion for celluloid.
You, sir, surprise me with your capacity for evil.
Hilarious! Nagin, I think, was remade in all major Indian languages; every time with an impeccable ensemble cast, of course.
Sanjeev Kumar trying to be an Actor not a star and being neither. It is a sensitive line likely to evoke an oversensitive reaction. I agree with you that Sanjeev Kumar made a clown of himself whenever he tried to display the art of strainful , constipated and nasal acting.Ditto for some other Buffons like Rajesh Khanna and Rajendra Jubliee Kumar not to mention our great Thespian Mr. Yusuf Khan.
Shwet: if you want to see some oversensitive reactions to my Sanjeev Kumar rants, check out the comments on these earlier posts: here and here. Much enjoyment will come.
Paresh: Is Patal Bhairavi the one where Jeetendra goes to swarg in the company of asuras? Or was that Lok Parlok?
Anurag: Lucky dog! Everyone should watch Jaani Dushman on a coach bus video at least once.
Dipta: well yes, but Mr Desai made several non-AB films as well, including that all-time gay classic Dharam-Veer (which I blogged about here).
Shyam: Yes, Altman was a master indeed. Short Cuts too - though I thought he messed up with Gosford Park.
Prachi: long time! How are you? Your Gurgaon office must be situated in an ice-bubble, because it's summer here in Delhi.
Zero: yes, it's a timeless film indeed - a new version can be made every two years and boredom would never set in.
I don't remember the story, it was costume drama with Amjad Khan in a comedy role.
What a stab at Jeetendras of our times! However, I think Jaani Dushman was a multi-starer more than an ensemble piece.
And the Swarg movie you mention was Lok Parlok (it was banned for a few years thanks to protests by Hindu chauvinists in late seventies).
Patal Bhairvi belongs to Padmalya house, known for making fantassy flicks. Its a remake of a B&W NT Rama Rao-starrer. The movie is more known for the cameo / item song by Dimple Kapadia, trying a comeback through Sagar et al, where she tries to seduce Jeetu Badshah (imagine?). Another movie of Padmalyas was Singhasan, with a Hatim Tai theme and Mandankini doing what Dimple did in Patal Bhairvi.
jaani dushman.. ek anokhi kahani.
a must watch, if ever there was one.
Sorry for the digression from the main topic of the post but having seen Sanjeev Kumar in Aandhi, Mausam and Namkeen recently, I can't help but be surprized by your reaction to his work. He may have done appalling work in some part of the 80s, but these few performances (along with Angoor and the otherwise-terrible Silsila) redeem him in my eyes.
Slytherin: I've already had way too many Sanjeev Kumar-related arguments on this blog over the years to get into that territory again (especially on a six-year-old post), but just to warm the cockles of your heart somewhat, here is a link to a post about a film in which I thought he was very good (despite being saddled with a showy, author-backed role that any actor might easily have screwed up).
I was seeing Anamika, and was reminded of how adorable Sanjeev and Jaya were together. They looked like they really belonged together-a sure sign of an enduringly endearing romantic performance in my eyes. Unfortunately, not many recall them together anymore. Moreover, I was also reminded of how HILARIOUS Sanjeev and Deven were in Angoor-another pair that looked like they belonged together. I agree with you-Sanjeev should have been feted more as a performer with great comic ability though he did get the dramatic roles right quite a few times, in my opinion.


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Cecily Strong's Boyfriend in 2021: Everything on Her Love Life Here
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Learn All The Details On Cecily Strong Relationship!!
When you think of Saturday Night Live, Cecily Strong is one of the first people who comes to mind. Since 2012, the hilarious, beautiful and talented media personality has been an SNL cast member.
This stunning artist's skit has made millions worldwide laugh, and she is the definition of beauty with intellect. Strong also appeared in various roles, including the film Ghostbusters and voice work on The Awesomes.
The estimated net worth of Strong is around $4 million. She's one of the few people who has managed to keep her career and media presence alive by her hard work and talent.
Cecily Strong Relationship in 2021
According to The Focus, Cecily Strong tells Vulture that she and Jack became official on International Women's Day 2020, as per a piece shared with Vulture on March 8, 2020. They attended the SheBelieves Cup to watch the United States Women's National Team vs. Spain.
Cecily Strong is posing at her event.
The 37-year-old artist posted what she did to celebrate International Women's Day on Instagram on March 9, 2020. Strong mentions this in her Instagram post:
"a sweet John I know who came to the game with me and teared up like a good man would."
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Cecily's story to Vulture is identical to this. So, her sweetheart might therefore be named John rather than jack.
Cecily Strong's Past Relationship
SNL Star Used To Date Her Co-worker, Mike O'Brien
In the year 2014, Cecily Strong had a relationship with her SNL co-worker Mike O'Brien. The former couple met while working on Saturday Night Live and began dating. They initially thought their connection was inappropriate because they were co-workers.
Cecily Strong is with her ex-boyfriend, Mike O'Brien.
5' 8'' tall beauty dating status in 2015 was quite inconsistent, as neither she nor her then-boyfriend, Mike, provided any update on their relationship. The duo also didn't make an official declaration about their breakup.
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They appeared to be keeping their love lives private. Finally, in an interview in 2016, Cecily announced their breakup.
Cecily Strong Went on A Date With A Mysterious Italian Man
Cecily Strong's split with Mike was announced in 2016 when she revealed she was dating an unknown Italian man.
Cecily Strong dated a mysterious Italian man.
This English comedian has spoken at length about her new partner, but she did not reveal his identity. She didn't say anything else about the relationship after that, so we don't know if it ended or not.
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Europcar, Europe's largest car rental company, has announced the creation of 50 jobs and the opening of two new branches in Ireland.
The 50 jobs created are in the Customer Service, Reservations, Finance, Fleet Services and Vehicle Maintenance sectors of the business. The jobs are located in Dublin, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Knock and Navan.
Europcar also announced the opening of two new branches, in Navan and Galway. The Navan branch is now open for business, with the Galway branch due to open in the coming weeks. The two new branches will increase Europcar's national footprint to nine locations, adding to the existing branches located in Dublin, Cork, Shannon, Kerry and Knock.
"Our business is experiencing strong growth and we are embarking on an expansion phase to capitalize on that growth. The creation of 50 jobs and the opening of these two new branches show the extent of our ambition for the Irish market.
"Four per cent of all cars registered in Ireland in 2012 to date have been registered by Europcar, which illustrates our scale. We have adapted to the demands of the market and diversified our offering to meet the needs of both consumers and corporates. We have a dedicated team working on corporate business, providing fleet solutions from 2 to 100 vehicles, for both cars and vans, and we see this as a major area of growth for the company," Colm Brady, Business Development Director of Europcar Ireland, commented.