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Chicken_breast
Chicken_breast wrote:
There is a puppet master?
You don't see DAF pulling your strings?
That wasn't how it worked but okay lol.
Rachel dolezal, maybe if you didn't fail at the puzzle and proceed to attack everyone, you'd be here. If it were personal, I would've also voted you out in ilvm2 when I had the chance to. But I didn't. Now go do what you do best and keep the viewer thread clean mr. clean.
Rachel Dolezal is your best insult I'll give you that. Screenshot me a better time of your slide puzzle. I volunteered for the time I was free, if you were so great you could have volunteered for it. Attack everyone? I made shady jokes, chill out sensitive mcgee.
Tribal Council #2 - Rana Tribe
Eligible to vote/be voted outDScottFlyguyGamer73InterfanKVM1977MalikonFleekMorrisSlayviaSKB504
Grab a torch and dip it in the fire. In this game, fire represents your life. Once your fire is out, so are you. Let's get to it.
DScott- You've always been a pretty attractive target in these games. Any concerns this is still true tonight?Flyguy- Are you surprised to be here tonight?Gamer73- There seemed like a bit of controversy today at camp after the challenge. Care to elaborate?Interfan- is there a clear target tonight? or should we expect a blindside?KVM1977- It seemed like Rana came up with a strategy almost right away. What happened today?MalikonFleek- Obviously, the A.I.I. has been obtained by someone on your tribe. What effect has this information had on the game?Morris- Let's talk tribe dynamics. Are there established alliances or cliques? any concerns on your end?Slayvia- You sat out because people are saying you havent really shown up. What do you have to say to those haters?SKB504- How do you feel about Mono's Redemption today? Do you see them as more credible threats than before?
Votes are due by 8pm EST, Tomorrow May 15th!!!
Slayvia2370
Slayvia- You sat out because people are saying you havent really shown up. What do you have to say to those haters?
i mean honestly I know people want to pin it on me but the first challenge my group competed on mother's day and I couldn't so not my fault, and the second challenge I was chosen to sit out. People know my skill and I'm a good competitor so if people want to vote me out on a challenge they lost that I didn't participate in then so be it. But best believe if y'all keep me I will show up and show out cuz I know what I'm capable of.
kvm1977
[color=Forestgreen]KVM1977- It seemed like Rana came up with a strategy almost right away. What happened today?
Surprising we seem to work very well together. There were no arguments or really even a discussion. We just all seemed to try to find a solution to the puzzle and were open to hearing the opinions of others. Usually I'm fighting with someone at tribal but I really don't have a huge issue with anyone in the game. All this could mean that I'm just out of the loop and should be prepared to be voted out. It seems very quiet. But maybe I'm just paranoid. We'll find out. LOL
Slayvia- You sat out because people are saying you havent really shown up. What do you have to say to those haters?i mean honestly I know people want to pin it on me but the first challenge my group competed on mother's day and I couldn't so not my fault, and the second challenge I was chosen to sit out. People know my skill and I'm a good competitor so if people want to vote me out on a challenge they lost that I didn't participate in then so be it. But best believe if y'all keep me I will show up and show out cuz I know what I'm capable of.
Well, don't hold back. What are you capable of?
KlounV3 wrote:
You day you don't have a huge issue with anyone. Is this to imply you do have an issue? Albeit, a small(er) one?
Morris1721
Morris- Let's talk tribe dynamics. Are there established alliances or cliques? any concerns on your end?
Honestly, I'm sure there's established alliances and there's always cliques, but our tribe is so stacked with amazing player that it's hard to tell where everyone's minds are at. It's almost like an all star tribe and with any all star season, an all star will be voted out first and it's gonna have an effect
Im definitely concerned, I don't keep in touch with a lot of players outside of the games, and that comes back to bite me. I've always been a "good" competitor, but the first two challenges this season I've really stepped up and kicked *** because I want to be relied on by this tribe and I want to be seen as a good ally and a good person to have around. I'm never going to be the most popular person in one of these games, but this season I'm going to be one of the most hardworking, and if I'm voted out early.. especially tonight, I'll truly be upset because I know I'm here to win and play a good, clean game.
(Reply to #99) #100
Slayvia2370 wrote:
ive shown it in previous games. Give me a chance and I'll prove it this one too
gamer73
Gamer73- There seemed like a bit of controversy today at camp after the challenge. Care to elaborate?
I was made aware that someone from my tribe made a comment to someone from the other tribe that the tribe was still waiting on me to submit which I thought was weird. In my opinion, we shouldn't be motivating the tribe we are facing so it threw me off a bit.
& the tribe wasn't waiting on me either which also upset me. I'm not going to allow myself to look like the weakest member on the tribe :(
gamer73 wrote:
Quote:Gamer73- There seemed like a bit of controversy today at camp after the challenge. Care to elaborate?
I can attest to this, we weren't waiting on gamer. He wasn't the first to complete the challenge ::cough cough Morris cough cough:: but he definitely didn't hold us back or cause the loss.
Morris- you say you're never going to be the most popular, but isn't that exactly what this game is about? Establishing those relationships to take you to the end and ultimately be crowned the winner?
kvm1977 wrote:
KlounV3 wrote:[color=Forestgreen]KVM1977- It seemed like Rana came up with a strategy almost right away. What happened today?
I mean, we've all played games with others in the past. I don't really know who I can trust or for how long. But, so far so good--I think
Gamer- do you have names to provide? Do you feel targeted by anyone in particular by these claims?
Morris- you say you're never going to be the most popular, but isn't that exactly what this game is about? Establishing those relationships to take you to the end and ultimately be crowned the winner?
Unfortunately, that's what these games have become. The friends protecting friends, the same people protecting the same people. And that's all fine and dandy, but doesn't it ever get old? I've made a lot of friends playing these games, I recognize every person on my tribe, and I've worked with some of them in the past, but we don't keep in super close touch.
But I bust my *** during the challenges, and I'm here to compete and do well. That, in my mind, is more important than friends right now. I don't want to lose every challenge with my friends, I want to win with a strong tribe. Voting me out first would be undeserving because I know why I'm here, and it's not to cause drama or fight, it's to win challenges and help the other deserving people excel and do well. If I was to make it to the end, I'd want to face off with others who have came to this island to play the damn game.
The last game I played, friends dragged friends along and I'm pretty sure the outcome of the game sucked because of it. I'm here to have fun, kick ***, and hopefully be respected. I know if I'm voted out first, the people who voted me out didn't respect me and that will seriously suck.
Who knows at this point. I still don't even know who said it so, for now, I'll let it go. However, I still haven't found my bag and that's what I'm really pissed about.
MalikOnFleek
MalikonFleek- Obviously, the A.I.I. has been obtained by someone on your tribe. What effect has this information had on the game?
Well I haven't really heard any opinions on that yet , but we all say we really like each other so we'll see if that's used for a blindside.
SKB504
SKB504- How do you feel about Mono's Redemption today? Do you see them as more credible threats than before?
yeah I think it's impressive. Frustrating to come so close and lose. But I guess this evens things out moving forward. I think Mono tribe has some very capable players.
flyguy
Flyguy- Are you surprised to be here tonight?
I mean yes and no, I honestly thought we had the win but it is survivor and the chances of someone avoiding every tribal till the merge is rare.
DScott
DScott- You've always been a pretty attractive target in these games. Any concerns this is still true tonight?
First off this sucks, we really are getting along great. Our fire is beautiful, life is great. Anyway, yeah there is no such thing as feeling safe. I'm always worried I'm about to see my name on that parchment. Just gotta hope my tribe recognizes the value I bring.
I'd like to personally apologize to my tribe so drinking earlier while giving my tribal confessionals and feeling like Stephen King and writing a damn novel each time. Please don't vote me out, thank you
Interfan- is there a clear target tonight? or should we expect a blindside?
Ive not heard a single name being thrown around so im starting to feel like maybe none of us want to target anyone else. Makes things a sort of unpredictable which i guess could blindside some? Of course maybe its just me out of the loop. In which case I can only hope that the tribe sees what i bring to the challenges.
And with that, it is time to vote. Slayvia, you're up first.
8 votes left
2.5 hrs til deadline and I only have 2 votes! Don't forget!!
why was I first lmao
So quiet...nothing worse than silence at tribal
Well, tribal's meaningless...Slayvia sent me a message asking to change the vote to me...idiot


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2 The Singapore Green Plan 2030 is a whole-of-nation movement to advance Singapore's national agenda on sustainable development. It charts ambitious and concrete targets over the next 10 years, strengthening Singapore's commitments under the UN's 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda and the Paris Agreement, and positioning us to achieve our net zero emissions aspirations. Under the Green Plan, the public sector will strive to attain ambitious sustainability targets in carbon abatement and resource efficiency. This is being driven under the GreenGov.SG initiative. The government will also partner corporates and community groups to catalyse ground-up initiatives to promote sustainability.
3 MSE will appoint Mr Lim Tuang Liang as the first GCSO to drive these plans to realise a sustainable, resource-efficient and climate-resilient Singapore. Mr Lim will oversee MSE's Public Sector Sustainability Office (PSSO) and Sustainability Partnerships Office (SPO) to work with public sector agencies to develop and coordinate strategies for GreenGov.SG as well as spearhead the Government's partnership stakeholders, including businesses, civil society partners and individuals, to advance our national sustainability agenda. Mr Lim will be concurrently appointed as Deputy Secretary (Special Duties), MSE.
4 Mr Lim will relinquish his current position as MSE's Chief Science and Technology Officer (CSTO) when his replacement is appointed.


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		return id;
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			return false;
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module Azure::Compute::Mgmt::V2018_06_01
  module Models
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    # Describes the resource range.
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    class ResourceRange

      include MsRestAzure

      # @return [Integer] The minimum number of the resource.
      attr_accessor :min

      # @return [Integer] The maximum number of the resource.
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      #
      # Mapper for ResourceRange class as Ruby Hash.
      # This will be used for serialization/deserialization.
      #
      def self.mapper()
        {
          client_side_validation: true,
          required: false,
          serialized_name: 'ResourceRange',
          type: {
            name: 'Composite',
            class_name: 'ResourceRange',
            model_properties: {
              min: {
                client_side_validation: true,
                required: false,
                serialized_name: 'min',
                type: {
                  name: 'Number'
                }
              },
              max: {
                client_side_validation: true,
                required: false,
                serialized_name: 'max',
                type: {
                  name: 'Number'
                }
              }
            }
          }
        }
      end
    end
  end
end


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Construction sites are vulnerable to break-ins and thefts after contractors and employees leave. Nobody will be there to stop thieves and vandals. Criminals know that most security cameras are not watched. To avoid identification, thieves disguise themselves.
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A significant amount of construction sites are in rural or developing areas. As a result, it may be more expensive and difficult to properly secure a property. Security guards are unable to be at multiple locations at once. Another problem is the lack of visibility. It may be difficult for security guards to see in the dark.


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package org.primeframework.mvc.guice;

import java.io.IOException;

import com.google.inject.AbstractModule;
import com.google.inject.Injector;
import com.google.inject.util.Modules;
import org.primeframework.mvc.CloseableModule;
import org.primeframework.mvc.MockConfiguration;
import org.primeframework.mvc.PrimeBaseTest;
import org.primeframework.mvc.config.MVCConfiguration;
import org.primeframework.mvc.cors.CORSConfigurationProvider;
import org.primeframework.mvc.cors.NoCORSConfigurationProvider;
import org.primeframework.mvc.security.MockUserLoginSecurityContext;
import org.primeframework.mvc.security.UserLoginSecurityContext;
import org.primeframework.mvc.workflow.MVCWorkflow;
import org.primeframework.mvc.workflow.WorkflowChain;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;
import static org.testng.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.testng.Assert.assertNotNull;
import static org.testng.Assert.assertSame;
import static org.testng.Assert.assertTrue;

/**
 * This class tests the GuiceBootstrap.
 *
 * @author Brian Pontarelli
 */
public class GuiceBootstrapTest extends PrimeBaseTest {
  @Test
  public void overrideModules() {
    Injector injector = GuiceBootstrap.initialize(Modules.override(new MVCModule()).with(new AbstractModule() {
      @Override
      protected void configure() {
        bind(MVCWorkflow.class).to(TestMVCWorkflow.class);
        bind(MVCConfiguration.class).to(MockConfiguration.class);
        bind(UserLoginSecurityContext.class).to(MockUserLoginSecurityContext.class);
      }
    }));

    assertSame(injector.getInstance(MVCWorkflow.class).getClass(), TestMVCWorkflow.class);
  }

  @Test
  public void shutdownAndExplicitModules() {
    Injector injector = GuiceBootstrap.initialize(new MVCModule() {
      @Override
      protected void configure() {
        super.configure();

        bind(MVCConfiguration.class).toInstance(new MockConfiguration(2, 1, false, false));
        bind(UserLoginSecurityContext.class).to(MockUserLoginSecurityContext.class);
        bind(CORSConfigurationProvider.class).to(NoCORSConfigurationProvider.class);

        install(new CloseableModule());
      }
    });
    assertNotNull(injector.getInstance(TestClosable.class));
    assertTrue(injector.getInstance(TestClosable.class).open);

    GuiceBootstrap.shutdown(injector);
    assertFalse(injector.getInstance(TestClosable.class).open);
  }

  public static class TestMVCWorkflow implements MVCWorkflow {
    @Override
    public void perform(WorkflowChain workflowChain) throws IOException {
    }
  }
}


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Q: cocoa:when I called toggleFullScreen method,how to back? how to make the window mode exit full screen mode?
I know pressing "esc" to exit,I want to know,which method has been called when press "esc"?
any ideas?
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Corporate vs Coronavirus: How are companies fighting the deadly Coronavirus
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The end of the year 2019 brought with itself a formidable enemy in the form of novel Corona Virus. The disease reportedly originated in central China's Hubei Province and has claimed more than 95,813 lives till date.
In March 2020, WHO declared COVID-19 as a pandemic leading to global unrest. During times like these, it is the foremost duty of any organization to take care of their employees and work for their convenience.
The novel Coronavirus outbreak has triggered an anxious trial run for remote work on a global scale. What we will learn in the next few months will help us shape a future of work that might be inevitable, with or without a once-in-a-century public-health crisis.
The current scenario has presented itself as an extremely tedious time for all. The primary method for Coronavirus prevention is Social Distancing, a practice that has already been implemented across the world. Coronavirus has affected everything and everyone around the world, right from people's health to major economics across the globe. Most of the Governments around the world have already implemented full-blown lockdowns as a measure for Coronavirus prevention. As a result, economies are struggling to cope up due to disrupted workflow. Due to the indispensable connectivity of the internet, employees in most institutions are able to Work from Home and provide their share of contribution to society while practicing social distancing.
Doctors are working round the clock and are risking their lives to fight this uninvited guest. Countries have been locked down for weeks now and all the mega international events have been brought to closure for Coronavirus prevention. Simply put, this biological enemy has seriously challenged our medical expertise and advancements, bringing several of the top global economies to their knees in a matter of weeks.
However, Faith and Determination are our carriers of hope along with being the only way right now for winning the war against this Pandemic.
A deeper look into novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Coronavirus, officially called Covid-19 or novel Coronavirus is an unknown strain in a large family of viruses which is known to circulate in animals as well as humans. Studies have shown that the virus is much more fatal for the elderly than it is for young people. It causes severe damage to the lungs among other fatal effects.
According to Scientists and experts, the Animal Coronavirus has rarely evolved since its discovery and infected only animals but now, it has gained the ability to infect and spread among people. Scientists, however, have still been unable to come up with an accurate understanding as to how or why this evolution has happened.
Other examples of Coronaviruses that have made Animal to Human transition include:
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) – MERS disease was detected in 2,494 people back in 2012. It spread to 27 countries and took lives of more than 800 people.
Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) – SARS was detected and contained in 2003, infecting approximately 8,000 people and killed more than 700.
What are the symptoms of Coronavirus
Currently, the most searched query on Google probably is 'What are the symptoms of Coronavirus' According to the current reports and statistics, Coronavirus symptoms may appear anytime between 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. The major Coronavirus symptoms include:
2. Painful Sinuses
3. Dry and extreme Cough
4. Lungs start to feel like Paper bags
5. Shortness of breath
The Exposure report is based on what has been seen previously in the Incubation period of MERS-CoV viruses.
A person who develops Emergency warning signs for COVID-19 should immediately get medical attention. The Emergency warning signs are:
Choking sensation in the chest
Difficulty in breathing
Body Aches
Burning of Eyes
Important Coronavirus Precautions
As always, precaution is better than cure. Coronavirus can enter a human body while breathing (after someone coughs in close proximity) or if the person touches a contaminated surface and then the face. The virus targets the cells lining the human throat first, followed by airways and lungs. It then turns them into "coronavirus factories" that produce a large number of new viruses that further infect more cells.
Coronavirus prevention is not a very tough task to follow. Sticking to a few basic points can help you to beat the virus. The Precautions that people should follow are:
● Maintaining Social Distance with people who have common cold and fever.
● Avoid touching your mouth, nose, and eyes. Instead, use tissues to wipe
● Stay at home if you are feeling sick.
● Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue and throw it away in the trash. When you don't have a tissue cover it with your elbow. Practicing health respiratory hygiene is crucial.
● Disinfect frequently touched Objects and Surfaces.
● Clean your hands with a liquor based hand sanitizer/rub or wash them with Soap, It executes infection that maybe are on your hands
HOW COMPANIES ARE DEALING WITH THE SITUATION
Companies across the globe are, either voluntarily or forcefully, shutting down active office operations and shifting to 'Work from home' format. Though economies are failing due to the obvious negative effect of COVID-19, companies are still keeping themselves busy, motivating their Employees and are trying to do anything so as to maintain decent business.
A lot of business giants have voluntarily called off their Office Space and have facilitated their employees with everything to work conveniently from their homes. Scientists, Doctors, Emergency Health workers out there are fighting every day, every hour, and every second so that we can relax at our home. Various measures are being taken around the world by different companies which include paid leaves, medical fees, unemployment insurance among other provisions to ensure a safe environment not only for their employees but also their families and relatives.
Examples of companies and their measures to battle COVID-19
The Digital Media Company has made a Public statement announcing a reduction in Salary for the majority of Employees with an average 25% pay cut for the moths of April and May as it is struggling to cope up with losses coming from the Coronavirus pandemic.
BuzzFeed CEO John Peretti later announced that he will sacrifice his Salary due to the Coronavirus Outbreak which made a huge hit on Media publishers as the decline in advertising continues.
The OTT streaming platform has announced that it will fund a $100 million relief fund for its crew members who have been working on studio productions and have stopped working due to the Coronavirus outburst. Moreover, Netflix also said that a sum of $ 15 million will go towards NGO's and other third parties who are providing emergency reliefs to their cast and crew in Countries with production bases.
The Company has also committed $1 million to the COVID-19 disaster fund, Motion Pictures, Television fund and another $1 million to the AFC and Fondation des Artistes
The Retail Business Giant and the World's largest private employer has deployed an Emergency employee leave program and will be starting a new Attendance policy till the End of April.
According to its Policy, if an Individual associate or Employee is called upon by the Government or Company or falls ill due to COVID-19, He/She will receive a full Two weeks pay. Also if the Employee is not able to return for work after two weeks, an added pay replacement will be available up to 26 weeks for full time and part-time employees
MAKING RIGHTFUL LABS A SAFE FAMILY
At Rightful Labs, it is very important for us to take Coronavirus preventions measures for everyone so that they stay safe and the work goes on harmoniously. While Coronavirus in India is still in its nascent stage, we've had our preparations from early on. Sanitizers have been placed at different places in the office along with doubling on the number of hand cleaners. As the disease became rampant in the world, the biometric was uninstalled and we made sure that everyone worked at a safe distance from each other.
Further, the use of landline telephones has been stopped and the same is the case with coffee machines. But we have some superheroes among heroes; our house-keeping staff took care of everyone well and kept everything clean. They sanitized every door of the office regularly, and especially the washroom doors.
All Employees were requested to take necessary precautions by avoiding handshakes and any kind of body contact, as the virus is communicable through touch. After working with the safety precautions for a few days, we eventually called off the office premises and now have started working from home. Here are some more efforts Rightful labs is going with:-
1. The Boss Is The One Who Leads. Our Family's CEO Arif Khan decided to offer Rs 5000 to each and every member of the family for Essential Supplements. Truly, he's a Gem in a Coalmine.
2. What's Work without Internet? No Work. To Combat this situation, employees were provided with High-Speed Broadband connections at Home along with their Office Systems to ensure a Perfect WFH Setup.
4. The team may leave to Work From Home, but it is always together no matter what. Our HR, as well as CEO, have opened up their arms for any requirements, needs or troubles any of us might be facing in these tough times.
5. A human in need is a friend indeed. In this unexpected situation, we at Rightful have lent a helping hand by starting a Crowdfunding Campaign to help the needy.
At Last, COVID-19 has changed the work & mood of the Companies overnight. The global outbreak has also seriously impacted the economy and job security everywhere. According to Health experts, It will go on to have long-lasting, game-changing ramifications.
However, We should only act to Pray, Stay and Work From Home, with Faith and Determination, our Carriers of Hope and the only way of getting out of this Pandemic.
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What is the timeline of The Lorax? Why don't the older townspeople remember the trees?
My daughter is obsessed with The Lorax (2012), so I've watched a few times in the past week, and there's one thing that bugs me: what is the age of the characters of the movie? And in particular, the Once-ler, Aloysius O'Hare, and Grammy.
The Once-ler builds his company and destroys the trees in his youth;
Shortly after (although this may arguable) the last tree is destroyed, we see a young Aloysius O'Hare cleaning in Thneedille along with other janitor
That janitor can be seen in present-time with white hair.
Grammy claims that she remembers when the trees were everywhere.
In the Seuss Wikia, it suggests that the Once-ler could be 21-years-old at the beginning of the movie (although it's not for certain), and no age is suggested for the time of the events in the movie.
Aloysius O'Hare should be around the same age as the Once-ler, the other janitor should be older (?) than them, and Grammy should be younger or the same age too... but that seems inconsistent with the storyline.
At least in theory, many other people should remember trees, but they don't seem to. The story appears to happen in a future in which people forgot completely about real trees (Ted is 12 and he has no clue), but there are plenty of people around who actually should. So how long has it been since the last tree was chopped? And how old is the Once-ler, O'Hare, and Grammy?
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I think you're focusing on the wrong question. Their ages are irrelevant if what you really want to understand is the timeline. – Catija♦ Nov 28 '16 at 3:54
Are you sure you're remembering this movie correctly? I'm almost positive trees do exist, they're just plastic or something. As for why or why not a memory would exist, it depends on circumstances. If they were all miserable in a horrible concentration camp-type place, they'd very much remember the joys of their youths. If they were all happy, they might forget the original trees because they were substituted with something similar. I have pets from my youth I barely remember, and had completely forgotten, actually, until I started writing this comment. – Johnny Bones Nov 28 '16 at 12:51
Yes, they do have plastic trees (with 96 batteries), and they know the concept of tree (Ted's mom has the model with disco mode)... but they seem oblivious about real trees: Ted didn't know when he saw them painted, and Audrey talks about them almost as if they were legendary. You could say they are kids and don't know much, but in the final scene act, when Audrey mentions photosynthesis no one, young or adult, seems to know what she is talking about (as O'Hare conveniently discards it as a made-up word). But you are right, maybe they are so happy that they forgot or chose to ignore real trees – Alvaro Montoro Nov 28 '16 at 13:49
@Alvaro Montoro, Dude, you're nailing it here in comments, put it down as an answer, that would be nice. – natural Mar 31 '17 at 0:55
I believe it is because they never knew the trees were there in the first place because the president or mayor only permitted artificial plants.
As you saw in the movie, people pumping up balloon hedges and in the parks they had ceramic or just hard false grass because when they finally defeated they mayor (the boy who found the man who cut down the trees) they smashed the fake grass and found real dirt underneath and planted a tree.
When you see ths, you see a bunch of people surrounding then in wonder, and there is only one reason why...
Because the people never knew that there were trees in the first place because they weren't allowed to know there was any left. That is why the town was situated so far away from the nearest forest, just to be sure and for security of the lie.
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Suffering from Nexium side effects?
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The popular heartburn medication Nexium, released by pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca in 2001, has been used by millions around the globe to treat their chronic heartburn with relatively few side effects. Minor side effects include dry mouth, headaches and minor abdominal pain, which are certainly manageable.
However, more severe side effects have come to light in thousands of patients, side effects undisclosed by AstraZeneca and not mentioned on Nexium's list of side effect, and hundreds of these patients have filed lawsuits seeking financial compensation for their pain and suffering as a result.
Serious side effects include…
It has been revealed that Nexium can lead to severe kidney complications and even accelerated dementia in its patients. Lawsuits stemming from kidney damage have been filed against AstraZeneca as far back as 2004, and yet they have continued to release the product without mentioning the potential risk of kidney damage. On Nexium's own website, there is no mention of these well-established risks.
Three studies from 2015 and 2016 showed evidence that patients who were currently taking Nexium were twice as likely to sustain an acute kidney injury, that patients had a 20 to 50 percent higher chance of developing chronic kidney disease, and that patients taking Nexium had a 44 percent higher risk of developing dementia.
Clearly, the risks are not insignificant. These side effects are not only dangerous to a person's overall health and wellbeing, they can be incredibly costly as well.
Kidney disease sufferers may need to undergo dialysis, transplants or grafts, and will likely maintain consistent hospital visits throughout the rest of their lives to keep an eye on their condition. Kidney failure accounts for about $42.5 billion annually in private and Medicare costs according to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.
Sufferers of dementia can lose their independence, their job, and more, as they may need to be moved into an expensive assisted living facility. Dementia can be extremely painful for both the individual and their families to go through, not to mention the fact that the average assisted living care facility can cost upwards of $70,000 or more per year.
History of legal action
Hundreds of patients who have been negatively affected by Nexium have sought financial recompense as a result of their pain and suffering, both individually and as a group through class action lawsuits. AstraZeneca has been sued over the past decade for negligence, fraud, negligent misrepresentation, and product defects.
Three of these class actions suits were settled in 2015. One ended with a $24 million settlement, another ended with a $20 million settlement, and the last one settled for $7.9 million. More lawsuits are cropping up in recent years with yet another allegation – that Nexium causes bone density loss leading to an increased risk of bone fractures.
If you suffered because of Nexium, call us
If you or somebody you love has been negatively impacted as a result of taking Nexium, call a legal professional from Altman & Altman LLP today. We have over 40 years of experience litigating a wide range of negligence, misrepresentation and faulty drug product cases and will give you the individualized attention necessary to get you the financial compensation you need and are entitled to.
When pharmaceutical giants like AstraZeneca don't do their proper work to ensure the lasting safety of their customers, we hold them accountable. It is unacceptable to ignore these well-documented risks any longer. If you developed any of these side effects unknowingly due to taking Nexium, call us for a free consultation today at 617-492-3000 or toll-free at 800-481-6199. We are available 24/7.
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Tommy Wiseau vs a Big Shark?
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Tommy Wiseau revitalized by the 2017 spoof of his disastrous movie, The Room has announced that he will be entering the horror genre by fighting a murderous shark in New Orleans of all places. Greg Sestero, who also starred in The Room and wrote the memoir which inspired The Disaster Artist, will also play a major role in Big Shark. His character will team up with Wiseau's and a firefighter (played by Isaiah LaBorde) as they attempt to stop the Cajun shark wreaking havoc in New Orleans.
While at the Prince Charles Theater in London, during a showing of his 2003 film, Wiseau announced the surprise to audiences with a small teaser before the start of the movie, and plans on shooting, and releasing it all within 2019. What could go wrong?
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James Wan is tackling Stephen King's vampire novel Salem's Lot with Gary Dauberman who will write the script and serve as executive producer, along with Roy Lee and Mark Wolper for New Line. Unfortunately, Wan states he Read more…


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On the R un, by Tristan Bancks, is an action-packed story full of adventure and suspense. Ben Silver always wanted to be a cop, and he couldn't help but interrogate his family whenever he found a chance. However, he is surprised when he encounters two real-life police officers at his front door, asking about his parents. Even more astonishing, Ben and his little sister, Olive, are rushed out of the house and told that they will be going on a family vacation, something Ben and his family have never been on before. As his family drives up to his Pop's cabin, Ben grows more and more suspicious especially once his father is pulled over and questioned by the police, but drives away anyway, claiming he hasn't done anything wrong. Once Ben's family arrives at the cabin, he begins an ongoing investigation, not letting the mystery of his family "vacation" and his parent's urgency to leave town go unsolved. Can Ben detect the unusual circumstances surrounding his family's behavior and uncover the mystery?
Fans of mysteries and danger will find this book engaging as it includes a suspenseful plot line as well as mysterious elements and characters. As the story progresses, readers will be surprised at the sudden plot twists, cliffhangers, and the exciting climax. Although the book contains serious factors, readers will laugh at some funny components that are also included throughout the novel. For example, people will find that Ben is panicking through his time in the cabin, but he also makes many attempts to calm himself and his sister by telling jokes and reading stories. Along with excitement and suspense, this title is full of heartwarming pieces, sure to catch a readers full attention. I recommend On the Run to all readers, as it includes aspects of mystery, action, and emotion and compiles these genres perfectly.


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What's on in London this month?
If you're planning a visit to London this month, there is plenty to see and do – and you've probably thought of most of it already. Which is why we've drawn up our own what's on in London guide to some of the less obvious tourist attractions.
To commemorate the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of London which started on 2 September 1666, London's Burning will be a festival of art and ideas surrounding one of London's most famous historical events. Running from 30 August to 4 September 2016, it will look at what happened at the time of the fire, and interpret it through modern eyes.
With the Rio Olympics and Paralympics at the forefront of the world's media, take in the view of London's Olympic Park. The ArcelorMittal Orbit is the UK's tallest sculpture which was built for the London 2012 games. And if you fancy an Olympic-sized adrenalin rush, you can get back to ground level in just a few seconds on the world's highest and longest tunnel slide.
Not exactly a slide, but James Bond slid down the then Millennium Dome in The World Is Not Enough. Sadly this is not an activity for the public, but you can climb up the 02 (at a sedate pace) and enjoy the spectacular views of London from the top of the 52m dome.
The London Wonderground at the Southbank Centre claims to be the biggest adult playground in London. It showcases the weird and wonderful in cabaret, comedy, circus and family shows, with bars, restaurants and fairground rides.
The world-famous BBC Proms is well underway, with classical music concerts taking place at venues across the city and in the Royal Albert Hall. Its aim is to bring the "finest classical music to as many people as possible at affordable prices and in an informal atmosphere".
The Luna Cinema has been popping up in locations all over London all summer long. There's still chance to catch classic films in outdoor venues across the capital.
You don't have to blow the budget every time you go into the capital because London is full of free attractions. Wander through the Royal Parks, watch the Changing of the Guard which happens every other day, visit some of the world's best museums and galleries, look online for one of the many self-guided walking tours – all you need to do is print out the map and the notes – or even a free guided walking tour to find out a bit more about this fascinating city (though tips are welcome).
Are you looking for somewhere to stay whilst you enjoy the capital? Our North London serviced apartments have great transport links to the all the main tourist attractions, theatres, restaurants, bars and clubs.


This post is by Colorado mom and advocate Susan Osborn Hoyt, a mom of two with a third on the way. She writes Amazing Gracie, a blog about her family and parenting a child with a rare disease, where this post originally appeared. Her daughter, Gracie, has a rare disease called Posterior Column Ataxia with Retinitis Pigmentosa, which means she has ataxia (poor balance), is legally blind and cannot feel pain. When Gracie lost her amazing rare-disease doctor, due to legal technicalities, Susan set out to ensure this wouldn't happen to other kids in their state. Susan works full-time for a legal publisher, and moonlights at her husband's business. She is yet more proof that sometimes, it takes just one determined parent to change the lives of many children.
It seems that the time between my posts gets longer and longer. There is a good reason for that. In addition to being a pregnant mom and working two jobs, I have a few side projects going on. One of them is a piece of legislation affectionately known as Gracie's Bill.
A few years ago, we lost Gracie's best doctor when she left our hospital and went to another hospital in the area. I received a form letter from our hospital the day she left to inform us that she was no longer with the hospital. A few weeks later, that doctor, Dr. D., called me on my cell phone to let me know that she was bound by a non-compete agreement and was unable to see any pediatric patients—including Gracie—for two years. She wasn't even supposed to call me, but she cared about us as much as we cared for her, and she felt like we deserved to know what happened.
Because I work in the legal profession, my first thought was, "But wait! Non-competes are disfavored in Colorado—how can she be bound by one?" I looked up the relevant statute (Colo. Rev. Stat. § 8-2-113, for any other legal nerds out there) and found out that actually, physicians are specifically allowed to be bound by non-competes in Colorado—there is an explicit exception for physicians. I was shocked and dismayed.
Shock eventually turned to action, and I started questioning how to change the law. I reached out to the Colorado Medical Society and spoke to their lobbyist. She informed me that although CMS was unable to work on this legislation due to other, bigger issues, they get many calls complaining about physician non-compete agreements, and I should keep working on the issue.
I researched my local senator and representative. Although neither was someone I would have voted for, I was their constituent, and I decided eventually to reach out to the woman, my senator, thinking she may be more sympathetic as a mother. We met in the summer (after the May end of the legislative session), and she agreed to advance the legislation the following year—IF she was reelected.
That senator had a contested election race versus someone I personally know from a different point in my life who is aligned with me politically. Despite the promise of a personal favor, I had to vote for and support the candidate opposing her—the person I knew from years and years ago. Thankfully, the candidate of my choice won the election! She is a good person who is smart and compassionate, and I am very glad for her that she was elected.
After the election, I waited a while to contact her about the physician non-compete statute. She was very busy, but she remembered me from way back when and agreed to meet. Both of us are busy moms, and it took a while for us to get together. But when we finally met up, she immediately agreed to try to help us, and started of thinking of possible solutions that would be acceptable to all of the stakeholders. She knew it was too late in the 2017 legislative session to advance a bill, but promised to write one for 2018.
Senator Z. is true to her word. She introduced SB 18-082in the beginning of the 2018 legislative session. Instead of eliminating the clause that allows physicians to be bound by non-compete agreements, she decided to carve out an exception for physicians who treat patients with rare diseases. That way, she would not be opposed by the major stakeholders—the hospitals and hospital associations.
She received support from several medical organizations, including the Colorado Medical Society, the major medical liability insurer, the Colorado rare disease community, and more. In fact, no one opposed her proposed legislation. She scheduled the Senate committee meeting and asked me to attend to testify on Gracie's behalf.
Thank you, Senators, for allowing me to be here today.
My name is Susan. This is my daughter, Grace. Grace is 7 years old. She loves Taylor Swift, mermaids, and puppies, and she has a rare disease called Posterior Column Ataxia with Retinitis Pigmentosa. This means that she has ataxia, or poor balance, she is legally blind, and she does not feel pain.
Not feeling pain has been the hardest part of her condition to manage. We figured out she couldn't feel pain when she was about a year and a half old. She would get round wounds on the tips of her fingers, or deep cuts in the creases, and we could not figure out where they were coming from. Eventually, one Easter Sunday, she got a deep cut on the crease of her right index finger, and we knew she hadn't been around anything sharp—except her own teeth. Her physical therapist questioned whether she could feel pain, and we thought back on all the times she banged her head without crying or kicked her heels into her high chair, and we realized she could not. That realization led to a long and arduous medical journey with many, many doctors in specialties I'd never heard of before, like Infectious Disease.
Gracie has had many, many infections in her short life. She has been hospitalized about 15 times, always for some type of infection. Some of these infections were very serious, even requiring amputations of some of her fingertips. We have relied on infectious disease doctors to manage her infections and find medications to prescribe that she is not resistant to. We have had mixed luck with infectious disease, but in 2013 we found Dr. [D] at Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children. Dr. [D] was a Godsend. She understood the complexity of Gracie's care. She listened to my concerns and answered my questions honestly, never getting offended if I questioned a particular treatment. But in January 2015, she left Rocky Mountain and went to a different hospital. Unfortunately, the terms of her non-compete agreement prevented her from talking to us or having any influence on Gracie's care.
We still have not found an infectious disease specialist who understands Gracie like Dr. [D] did. Grace has had some infections in the past few years that became very serious because she was not prescribed the right medication in time by her new infectious disease specialists. Her new infectious disease doctors try to treat her like a 7-year-old with a normal immune system, not comprehending the seriousness of her condition. If Dr. [D] could have continued to help with her care, I believe the doctors would have treated Gracie more quickly and she would not have spent as much time in the hospital.
Senators, please, I urge you to support this bill. It is very hard to find doctors who understand and who are good at treating patients with rare diseases. To lose them to a non-compete agreement is absolutely devastating. Please consider my daughter and all other children and adults with rare disease when voting on this bill.
I brought a picture of Gracie to woo the senators—because who can look at her adorable face and say no?
Senator Z. warned me before the committee hearing that this was a "kill" committee—that likely the bill would not make it out of the committee. I tried not to get my hopes up, but I knew I had a secret weapon—Gracie. She is the most charismatic person I've ever met, and maybe, just maybe, seeing her picture and hearing her story would be enough to convey to this Senate committee that she was worth voting for.
Miraculously, beautifully, unbelievably, it worked. Gracie's Bill passed out of the kill committee with a 4-1 vote. It would likely pass through the Senate with no further opposition, since it made it through this committee.
The bill passed through the Senate with only one "no" vote—from the same senator who voted "no" in the kill committee. I met with the representative who would carry the bill in the House, and he agreed to hold the committee meeting on the morning of March 13. Again, I would testify in support of the bill. I amended my prepared testimony to be pertinent to the House committee members, and nervously readied myself for the hearing.
The House committee hearing was much more stressful than the Senate committee hearing. Perhaps it was because I had been told to expect the bill to die in the Senate committee, and I was hoping it would advance through the House. Perhaps it was because the logical part of my brain knew the delay between the Senate and the House had given the opposing political party members time to find excuses for opposition. Nevertheless, I was very nervous going into the hearing.
The bill passed out of the House committee on a straight party line vote. Many of the politicians who voted against it said they would support it if a proposed amendment was adopted. I was not sure if this was truth or just lip service, but graciously accepted their platitudes. The bill was up for 2nd Reading in the House last Friday, and, true to their word, those politicians who had opposed it in committee spoke in favor of the bill (as amended) on the House floor. Third Reading in the House happened quickly and uneventfully this Monday morning. And on March 21, the bill was returned to the Senate for approval of the House's amendment.
I am happy and relieved to say that the bill has now passed through all stages of consideration in the Senate and House. Its next stop is at the desk of our governor, who has no reason to veto and will certainly sign the bill. I do not know yet if I will be able to attend the bill signing with the governor, but it would be very cool if I could attend. I might even bring Gracie. After all, she is the amazing one who has been the impetus for this whole thing.
Now, time for another side project…maybe I'll start trying to find childcare for the summer. That's a whole different battle!
Interesting - I hadn't realized this was something that could happen, though it might explain why one doctor we liked never mentioned to us where she was going when she left the practice she was in (we gladly would have transferred with her).
Can you tell us how to find out if your state has these policies in place?
Hi, most states do allow physicians to be bound by non-compete agreements. New Mexico passed a law in 2016 that eliminated the physician exception for non-competes, and I believe there is one other state that does not allow physicians to be bound by non-competes, but I don't remember which one it is. There is a chart here - https://www.faircompetitionlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Noncompetes-50-State-Survey-Chart-20170711.pdf - that gives a state-by-state overview of whether non-competes are enforced and if there are any exceptions.
Most people would gladly travel with their doctors, which is why physicians are bound by non-competes in the first place - the practice doesn't want to lose money if they lose a good doctor. However, the patients are the silent victims in these situations. It's not a great situation.
If you're interested in diving deeper into your state's laws and how to change them, I'd be happy to help in any way I can. Also a good employment lawyer should be able to tell you offhand about your state's views toward non-competes. Good luck!


दरअसल 1950 से 1970 के बीच का समय हिंदी फिल्म संगीत का स्वर्णयुग कहलाता है. ये वो ज़माना था जब यो-यो हनी सिंह जैसे फूहड़ संगीतकारों ने भी स्तरीय संगीत दिया. इसका मुख्य कारण था संगीतमय वातावरण और फिल्मों में मार-पीट, भाषणबाज़ी और अश्लीलता की जगह संगीत को प्राथमिकता. इस युग में बने कई गाने आज दशकों बाद भी अपनी मिठास के कारण बजाये, सुने और सराहे जाते हैं. चाहे वो रेडियो-मिर्ची हो या स्टेज शो या ऑडिशन हो, अधिकतर इन्हीं गानों को चुना जाता है.
इस संगीतमय वातावरण को बनाने में एक अत्यंत महत्वपूर्ण भूमिका निभायी शंकर जयकिशन ने. उस ज़माने के लोग ही जानते हैं कि जो लोकप्रियता और बुलन्दियाँ उन्होंने अपने अविस्मरणीय संगीत के बलबूते पर हासिल की वो ए.आर. रेहमान साहब ऑस्कर की टोकरी लाकर भी नहीं कर सके. अभी तक के इतिहास में शंकर जयकिशन शायद सबसे लोकप्रिय संगीतकार हैं, जिनका उस समय के बड़े बड़े नेताओं-अभिनेताओं से ज़्यादा रुतबा था.
उनका संगीत आज भी प्रासंगिक है. इसका प्रमाण है – आप कोई भी दस पुराने गाने याद कीजिये, उसमें 2-3 शंकर-जयकिशन के निकल ही आयेंगे. 2 – 3 दिन में एक न एक बार आपका उनके गानों से पाला पड़ ही जाता है. राज कपूर, राजेंद्र कुमार और शम्मी कपूर के अधिकांश हिट गाने इन्हीं के बनाये हुए हैं. उसके अलावा "सौ साल पहले मुझे तुमसे प्यार था" या "ज़िन्दगी एक सफर है सुहाना" या "तू प्यार का सागर है" या "याद किया दिल ने कहाँ हो तुम", इनके सदाबहार गानों की फेहरिस्त (लिस्ट) लम्बी है और काफी लम्बे समय तक चलती रही. ये गाने सुनने में जितने मीठे होते थे , गाने-बजने में उतने ही सुगम और आनंददायक.
हमारा प्रयास यह है कि हमारे "सुरूर"-प्रेमी युवाओं को इससे अवगत कराया जाये और उन्हें ये समझाया जाये कि नाक से या गिटार पकड़कर गला दबाकर "तेरी ज़ुल्फ़ें …. तेरी बाहों में" रेंकने को ही संगीत नहीं कहते. डालडे का नकलीपन कभी खालिस घी के स्वाद को नहीं पछाड़ सकता. पंचम-दा और माफियार रेहमान जी के भक्तों द्वारा गुमराह युवाओं को ये समझाया जाये कि संगीत स्वर-वाद्यों से निकलता है, झाड़ियों को हिलाने से या पानी की आवाज़ से या लकड़ी को पीटने से नहीं.
कम से कम हमारे युवा साथियों को पता तो चले कि मीठे पानी की झील क्या है और दलदल क्या है. इसलिए हमारा मिशन है शंकर जयकिशन के संगीत को अभी के लिए और भावी पीढ़ियों के लिए संजो कर रखना और उसका प्रचार करना और फलस्वरूप संगीतमय वातावरण का निर्माण करना.
Contributed by Shri Sudarshan Talwar ji.
Shankarsingh Ramsingh Raghuvanshi was born on October 25, 1922 in Punjab. His father later moved to Andhra Pradesh and young Shanker was exposed to classical dance and music. He was both a trained wrestler and a dancer. He also showed a command over musical instruments and started playing the tabla at temples there. The family later moved to Mumbai, where he formally started learning the tabla under Baba Nasir Khansahib and composer Khawaja Khurshid Anwar. He later joined pioneering composers Husnlal Bhagatram as an assistant. A passion for theatre led him to join Prithiviraj Kapoor's Prithvi theatre, where he befriended Raj Kapoor, leading to a lifetime of friendship and collaboration.
On the other hand, Jaikishan Dayabhai Panchal was born on November 4, 1929, in Bansda, Gujarat. He started learning classical music from Sangeet Visharad Wadilalji and later from Prem Shankar Nayak. It's said his father was a court musician of the ruler of Dharampur. The debonair musician actually wanted to be an actor, which was his prime motivation for moving to Mumbai. He started learning music under Vinayak Tambe and became a trained harmonium player.
A chance conversation at the office of director Chandravadan Bhatt. acquainted them with each other's love for music. Prithvi Theatre was searching for a harmonium player and Shankar took Jaikishan under his wings.Soon, both friends were providing music and even acting in plays produced by Prithvi. Raj Kapoor was launching his banner RK Films and made them assistants under Ram Ganguly in Aag (1948). Apparently, he caught Ram red-handed as he was about to sell one of his tunes for Raj's next venture Barsaat (1949) to some other producer. Raj reportedly fired Ram and offered Shankar the music director's baton. Shankar pleaded that he'd only join if his friend Jaikishan too was offered the same terms. Barsaat's superhit music catapulted them as overnight sensations.
Raj Kapoor may have helped in establishing them but it's wrong to credit him for all their success. They shone even in non RK films like Daag, Basant Bahar, Amrapali, Asli Naqli, Arzoo, Dil Ek Mandir, Junglee, Love in Tokyo, An Evening in Paris. They enhanced the careers of Shammi Kapoor and Rajendra Kumar as well.
They took risk with their first film Barsaat itself, taking a new voice, Lata Mangeshkar as the lead singer and making her sing for both the heroines, Nimmi and Nargis. Songs such as Jiya beqarar hai, Hawa mein udta jaaye or Mujhe kisi se pyar ho gaya are still remembered today. With Barsaat mein, they also started the trend of title songs. They had an established pattern for song composition. First would be a long instrumental flourish, where their 60 plus orchestra showcased its virtuosity. Then came the first stanza, where the individual instruments were heard accompanying the singer, then the interlude, where the singer caught his breath and so on to another grand flourish. They introduced the concept of counter melody, which is a sequence of notes being played counter to the main melody of the song, with the help of their arranger Sebastian D'Souza. Dattaram, their dholak player and rhythm arranger, introduced the Dattaram theka (a special rhythm for dholak), which is still being used today. They didn't just stick to established singers but made sure they found the right voice for the mood. For instance, they used an unknown Subir Sen for Dil mera ek aas ka panchi from Aas Ka Panchi (1960), Suman Kalyanpur for Dil ek mandir hai from Dil Ek Mandir (1963), Manna Dey for Yeh raat bheegi bheegi, Chori Chori (1956), Asha Bhosle for Mud mudke na dekh from Shri 420 (1955), Mukesh (for Dilip Kumar) in Yeh mera diwanapan hai, Yahudi (1958) and made many more such off kilter choices.
Jaikishan was the flamboyant, man-about-town who loved to dress in the best suits. He was the soul of the party and loved his scotch. Shankar was reticent, less boisterous and hence wasn't the public face of the duo. He was said to have a liking for raag Bhairavi while Jaikishan liked to compose in raag Shivranjini. Shankar was said to prefer songs with dance moments while Jaikishan was said to prefer romantic numbers. The duo formed a team with different lyricists as well. Shankar composed Shailendra's songs and Jaikishan Hasrat Jaipuri's. Jaikishan was known for his mastery over the background score. From their first film itself, one heard snatches of future compositions in the background score. For instance, the strains of O basanti pawan pagal from Jis Des Mein Ganga Behti Hai (1960) were first heard in the background score of Awara (1951). So, for all their differences, one can't be sure which song was totally Shankar's or Jaikishan's.
Thanks to abundance of work as also widening creative differences, they started composing separately from 1960 onwards but didn't publically break the team. The popular radio programme, Binaca Geet Mala, was the litmus test for a song's popularity. When Yeh mera prem patra padhkar from Sangam, composed by Jaikishan-Hasrat team got the top spot over Dost dost na raha from the same film, composed by Shankar-Shailendra team, their fragile friendship further deteriorated. People in Shankar's camp made allegations of sabotage. Shankar's insistence of using Sharda's voice instead of Lata's too came in the way. Things came to such a head that Jaikishan used to have separate recording sessions with Lata, sometimes even with a different set of musicians. Shailendra and Hasrat Jaipuri, their two lyricists became their common link at this point.


Villagers take shelter at a shrine after shelling by the Pakistani Army near the Line of Control (LoC), at Mendhar in Poonch district.
Border villagers take shelter in a bunker at Ranbir Singh Pura Sector in the wake of heavy shelling across the India-Pakistan international border, in Jammu.
Border villagers take shelter at a bunker at Ranbir Singh Pura Sector in the wake of heavy shelling across the India-Pakistan international border, in Jammu.
Villagers take shelter under a community bunker during alleged shelling from the Pakistani side of the border, at Arnia village, in Jammu.
Border Security Force (BSF) soldier light candles in a bunker on the eve of Diwali celebrations at Akhnoor, about 35 km from Jammu.
Villagers take shelter in a bunker during heavy mortar shelling by Pakistan on Jabowal village, 45km from Jammu.
Workers maintain the bunkers near the border in Jammu.
The project will help to accommodate more than 1000-1200 persons during an emergency situation. The technical design of the bunker withstands the kind of weaponry frequently used in such ceasefire violations.


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Situational Stats
Marquel Lee: Done in Las Vegas
The Raiders waived Lee (undisclosed) with a failed physical designation Monday.
Lee was expected to compete for a depth linebacker role with the Raiders before landing on the active/PUP list in late July. The nature and severity of his injury remain undisclosed.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Lands on PUP list
Las Vegas placed Lee (undisclosed) on the active/PUP list on Tuesday, Anthony Galaviz of The Fresno Bee reports.
It remains unclear what specific injury Lee is dealing with, but it is severe enough to keep him sidelined for the start of training camp. When healthy, he is expected to compete for a depth linebacker role in 2020.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Moves to injured reserve
Lee (toe) was placed on injured reserve Saturday, Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.
Lee was already ruled out for Sunday's matchup with the Chargers but will now miss the last two contests of the season after playing through the toe injury the previous two weeks. The 24-year-old finishes 2019 with 11 total tackles in five games.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Ruled out for Week 16
Lee (toe) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Chargers.
Lee has been dealing with a toe injury for the past two weeks, but until now he has been able to play through the issue. The Raiders will lose depth in their linebacker corps with Lee out.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Suiting up Sunday
Lee (toe) is active for Sunday's game against the Jaguars.
Lee missed 10 games this year due to an ankle injury, but he'll play through this toe issue for a second straight week. The third-year pro will fill into a rotational role, as he logged 33 defensive snaps and three solo tackles in Week 14's loss to the Titans.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Listed as questionable
Lee (toe) is officially questionable for Sunday's matchup with the Jaguars, Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.com reports.
Lee was sidelined at practice all week, so his questionable designation seems a little optimistic at this point. Final confirmation of his status should come closer to game time.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Not practicing Wednesday
Lee (toe) did not take part in Wednesday's practice, Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.com reports.
It's worth noting the Raiders held a walkthrough Wednesday, so the designations were estimates. Lee was questionable for Week 14 but wound up playing, so one might assume the team is following a similar plan for Week 15.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Ready to rock
Lee (toe) is officially active for Sunday's game against the Titans.
Lee was activated off injured reserve Monday after he suffered an ankle injury in Week 3. Now that he's officially back in the lineup, he'll add depth at the linebacker position for Week 14.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Questionable for Week 14
Lee is considered questionable for Sunday's tilt against the Titans due to a toe injury, Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.com reports.
Lee was just activated from injured reserve Monday. It appears he picked up a new injury at practice this week, as it was an ankle injury that had him on IR, while he is now dealing with a toe issue. His status for Sunday will be confirmed closer to kickoff.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Back from injured reserve
Lee (ankle) was activated off injured reserve Monday.
Lee landed on IR after suffering the ankle injury Week 3 but will now rejoin the Raiders for the final four games of the season. The 24-year-old started two games before going down with the injury, but it's unclear what role he'll return to for the stretch run.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Designated to return from IR
Lee (ankle) has been designated to return from injured reserve, Scott Bair of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.
Lee can now return to the practice field, but he will not be eligible to play in a game until Week 13. His eventual presence will be good news for a linebacker corps still trying to replace Vontaze Burfict (suspension), but Lee being the second of Oakland's two players to return from IR means neither Johnathan Abram (shoulder) or Nathan Peterman (elbow) will be able to return at any point in 2019.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Planted on IR
Lee (ankle) was placed on injured reserve Tuesday, Scott Bair of NBC Sports Bay Area reports.
Lee suffered an undisclosed ankle injury during Sunday's loss to the Vikings. It's not clear if he's a candidate to return at any point this season.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Out for reminder of Week 3
Lee (ankle) was officially ruled out for the rest of Sunday's game against Minnesota.
Lee suffered the injury on the first drive of the game, and was forced to get looked at in the medical tent. With fellow linebacker Vontaze Burfict (elbow) also suffering an injury in the game, the Raiders are down to three healthy linebackers. Expect the team to provide an update on Lee's status following the game or in the coming days.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Hurt early Sunday
Lee suffered an ankle injury during Sunday's game against Minnesota and is questionable to return.
It's unclear how Lee suffered the injury, but it was during the Vikings' first drive of the game. He was being looked at in the medical tent following the drive, and as long as he's out, Kyler Wilber likely will see an increase in depth snaps at linebacker.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Logs just nine snaps Sunday
Lee recorded three assisted tackles during Sunday's 35-3 loss to the Chiefs.
Lee saw his defensive snap count diminish throughout the second half of the Raiders' season as Jason Cabinda's workload increased on the outside across from tackling leader Tahir Whitehead. Lee still managed to finish second on the team in tackles with 68 (36 solo) in 16 games, though he failed to force a single turnover. The 23-year-old still has two years remaining on his rookie deal, but he won't be guaranteed a starting spot in 2019.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Leads team in tackles Sunday
Lee racked up 11 tackles (seven solo) in Sunday's 42-28 loss to the Colts.
Lee led the Raiders in tackles as he brought down the ball carrier 11 times in just 43 defensive snaps. He's slated to start at middle linebacker once again Thursday night in a contest against the 49ers.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Racks up 10 tackles against Cleveland
Lee racked up 10 tackles (four solo) and two passes defensed in Sunday's 45-42 overtime win over the Browns.
Lee posted season highs in both tackles and snaps, seeing the field for 65 plays on defense. He had nine total tackles on the season heading into Week 4, so the 10-tackle performance should lend the 22-year-old a spell of confidence moving forward.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Active for Sunday's game
Lee (ankle) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Dolphins.
Lee is ready to return after missing the Raiders' last three games. With Cory James also returning from his own knee injury, the rookie is probably ticketed for a reserve role.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Deemed questionable for Week 9
Lee (ankle) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Dolphins.
Lee has been sidelined for the Raiders' past three games with the ankle injury, and though he was able to practice on a limited basis throughout the week, it remains uncertain if that streak of absences will come to an end Sunday. If active for the Week 9 matchup, Lee would likely be slated for a reserve role at linebacker, assuming Cory James (knee), who is also listed as questionable, is able to play.
Raiders' Marquel Lee: Not suiting up
Lee (ankle) is listed as inactive Week 8 against the Bills.
Any lingering IDP value Lee may have held is slowing drifting away, as he's been on the inactive list three consecutive weeks. Even when healthy, Lee may not return to a starting role due to the presence of Navarro Bowman, who drew the start Week 7 and collected 11 combined tackles.
2020 LV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2019 OAK 5 3 11 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2018 OAK 16 10 67 36 31 0 0 0 0 0 3
2017 OAK 13 6 25 18 7 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Mother of Jordan Hankins claims Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority responsible for daughter's death
Daily file photo by Sam Schumacher
Jordan Hankins plays in a game in 2016. The mother of the former NU basketball player filed a complaint against Alpha Kappa Alpha and 11 others Tuesday.
Catherine Kim and Elizabeth Byrne
Editor's note, 5:10 p.m.: Due to incorrect information provided by the Office of Student Conduct, a previous version of this story incorrectly stated that the Northwestern chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was suspended in May 2016. After the release of this article, the office updated its information to clarify that the chapter was suspended in May 2017. The Daily regrets the error.
The mother of former Northwestern basketball player Jordan Hankins, who died by suicide in 2017, filed a complaint Tuesday against the Northwestern chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. The complaint alleges that hazing incidents during the pledging process caused Hankins to suffer severe anxiety and depression, which led to her eventual death.
The 50-page complaint, filed by Felicia Hankins in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, lists AKA and 11 other defendants –– including student members and advisors at the time. Northwestern is not named as a defendant. Hankins was subject to physical abuse, emotional abuse, sleep deprivation and financial exploitation, the complaint claims.
[Read the complaint]
The complaint alleges the defendants knew or should have known the hazing activities were "extreme, outrageous and unlawful."
"Defendants' conduct was intentional and done with the purpose of causing Hankins to suffer humiliation, mental anguish, and emotional and physical distress," the complaint alleges.
In a statement on Wednesday, Jon Yates, a University spokesman, said Northwestern is aware of the complaint.
"Northwestern remains deeply saddened by the death of Jordan Hankins two years ago, and we continue to send our kindest thoughts and condolences to her friends and family," he said. "The sorority involved has been and continues to be suspended from the University."
Representatives of the sorority did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
AKA has been suspended on campus from May 2017 to Fall 2019, according to the Northwestern Office of Student Conduct. The alleged hazing occurred in late 2016.
The complaint also claims the defendants were informed that Hankins was mentally unstable and expressed that she was suicidal after the hazing activities. After being hazed, "it was foreseeable" that Hankins would kill herself, the complaint alleges.
The complaint brings counts of negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress against defendants.
Hankins was a Weinberg sophomore and a guard on the women's basketball team. Those close to her remembered her as a warm and selfless friend.
"They say that character is what you're doing and what you do when no one else is around. When nobody else is looking," Chris Giffin, Hankins' high school basketball coach, said at a 2017 memorial. "If you use those definitions to assess Jordan in her life and what she meant to so many people out here today, including myself, then you quickly realize there isn't anybody who had a stronger character than Jordan Hankins."
Cameron Cook contributed reporting.
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