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Actor | Irrfan Khan, Mahie Gill, Ustad Zakir Hussain, Jahangir Khan, Vipin Sharma |
Director | Tigmanshu Dhulia |
Producer | Ajay Rai, Ronnie Screwvala |
Title | Paan Singh Tomar |
Category | Movies |
Format | VCD |
Language | Hindi |
Year | 2012 |
Manufacturer | Disney |
Genre | Crime, Sports |
Irfan Khan delivers a Paan-tastic performance. The rusty valleys of Chambal produce 'baaghis' and not 'Daakus'. Daakus exist in our parliament, says Paan Singh. Troubled by his relatives over farmland and denied justice and insulted by the cops, the national steeplechase champion and army man is forced to take up arms and form a gang to extract revenge. He cannot resume a normal life later and refuses to surrender to the police. He is a victim of circumstances.
The movie looks and feels authentic due to the rustic treatment and lingo. It is appreciable that the makers didn't fall for the pressure to add an item song, as is the norm nowadays. The film is still a commercial success!
There is palpable tension in some of the scenes and your heart goes out to Paan Singh, though he has shades of grey in his character. The pace slackens a bit in the second-half but some intense scenes and the climax make up for it. Deserves to be seen.
u r going to remember this movie for long. trust me. Especially those who are civil services aspirants, its a must watch for them. Irfan Khan has proved that he can make the audience seated for 2 and half hours on his own. There are no songs (thankfully), nor any super heroes, but there are for sure ACTORS. Leave the other actors only Irfan Khan is enough for the movie. Some particular scenes are great, especially the one where irfan makes an inspector apologise to his uniform.
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An athlete turning into a rebel is itself an astounding fact. Paan SinghTomar (Irrfan) an army soldier plunges into the sports while in the army. He runs and leaves everyone spellbound by his endurance. On insistence of his coach, he trains hard for the steeplechase category. After he strikes gold there is no looking back. He keeps the foot moving till his hair turn white.
Circumstances make him leave the army and return back to his village. From an athlete he now transforms into a rebel Ironically, Paan Singh, who once ran for glory now runs for his life. What follows is a moving tale in the life of Paan Singh Tomar who battles to survive.
IRRFAN makes the screen come alive. He portrays the character to perfection. He is fluent when it comes to different shades of the character. Director Tigmanshu Dhulia deserves accolades for making such a film. Real locations astute castings complement the film well.
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A railroad map from 1930, showing not only the Santa Fe, in yellow, but the Frisco in red, the Rock Island in green, and the Katy in brown. If we jump west, across the site of the former downtown rail yards, we'll find some old Purina elevators. They were built by the Oklahoma City Mill and Elevator Company, which was established in 1899 and for many years produced Choctaw Flour. The mills were acquired by General Mills in 1928 and remained in operation until 1953. See the track? It's the old Rock Island. What's it doing here? The Katy didn't cross the city, but the Frisco and Rock Island did; their yards ran smack across the middle of downtown, from the parking lot across to the flour mill. An old photo of the Frisco passenger depot, on display in the city's Union Station, built after this monumental traffic jam was sorted out. The building on the right is the Skirvin Hotel, operating today as a Hilton. And here's the county courthouse. 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The season didn't open as smoothly as the Sierra Timberwolves sophomore football team would have liked, but the squad surely is getting hot at the right time, blowing out the Manteca Buffaloes 34-6 Friday at Manteca High.
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Manteca High has been at its best in the second half of its big games this season, while Sierra tends to struggle over the final 24 minutes.
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Garrett DeVillianueva set up a touchdown with a long punt return and scored on another to lead Sierra High to a 21-6 Valley Oak League freshman football victory over host East Union High on Thursday at Dino Cunial Field.
The big-time players made some big-time plays, but an unlikely hero emerged in Sierra High's 30-28 heart-pumping and much-needed win over persistent East Union Friday at Daniel Teicheira Memorial Stadium.
When the preseason schedules ended and the East Union Lancers were toting around a perfect 3-0 record, some people felt that being 3-0 is only a big deal to the teams that aren't expected to be 3-0.
The game plan went accordingly for Manteca High on Friday. The Buffaloes entertained the homecoming crowd at Guss Schmiedt Field by displaying a balanced attack against Weston Ranch. More importantly, Manteca's impressive 36-0 victory maintained its share of the top spot in the Valley Oak League with crosstown rival Sierra up next back at Guss Schmiedt Field. "We played consistent football from the opening kickoff," Buffalo coach Eric Reis said. "We were able to keep ...


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Thanks, I am thinking your may be right about perhaps at least waiting some more. Its just that if I could find a way to make a general EV place that was very accommodating to tesla motors, that would be ideal. Because I don't want the site to lose the Tesla Motors people. They made this work, and I don't want them abandoned. But I also, as I said don't want to be dependent on Tesla Motors. I have no idea what people will think of them in the future.
So basically what I'm suggesting is simply to spread the investment to other people as well. But anyways you are probably right that its too early to do so.
Please continue with your comments, I have not drawn any conclusions and will appreciate your opinions and ideas.


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This page lists all recordings of Liden Kirsten (Little Kirsten), Op. 60 No. 1, by Edvard Hagerup Grieg (1843-1907) on CD & download (MP3 & FLAC).
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De hundrede violiner
Nu brister alle de klofter
Februarmorgen ved Golfen
Aere det evige forar i livet
Haugtussa, Op. 67
Hjertets Melodier af H. C.Andersen, Op. 5 No. 3 'Jeg elsker Dig'
Eros (from 5 Songs Op. 70)
Millom Rosor, Op. 39, No. 4
Der gynger en baad paa bflge, Op. 69, No. 1
Hytten, Op. 18, No. 2
Det første møde, Op. 21 No. 1
Jeg giver mit digt våren, Op. 21, No. 3
Med en Primula veris, Op. 26 No. 4
Med en vandlije, Op. 25 No. 4
Seks Sange, Op. 48 No. 6 'Ein Traum'
I Liden hojt deroppe, Op. 39 No. 3
Fra Monte Pincio, Op. 39 No. 1
Liden Kirsten (Little Kirsten), Op. 60 No. 1
Den Aergjerridge, Op. 26, No. 3
Efterårsstormen, Op. 18, No. 4
Og jeg vil ha mig hjertenskjaer (And I would like a sweetheart true), Op. 60 No. 5
Arr. Valdar
Til én, Op. 59, No. 3
Til en II, Op. 59 No. 4
Lie, H:
Illalle, Op. 17 No. 6 (Forsman-Koskimies)
Orch. Jalas
Var det en dröm? Op. 37 No. 4 (J.J. Wecksell)
Höstkväll, Op. 38:1 (Text: Viktor Rydberg)
Orch. Sibelius
Demanten på marssnön, Op. 36 No. 6 (Wecksell)
Flickan kom från sin älsklings möte, Op. 37, No. 5
Orch. Pingoud
Arioso, Op. 3 (Text: J.L. Runeberg)
Våren flyktar hastigt, Op. 13 No. 4 (Text: Runeberg)
Se'n har jag ej frågat mera, Op. 17 No. 1 (Text: J.L. Runeberg)
Men min fågel märks dock icke, Op. 36, No. 2
På verandan på vid havet, Op. 38 No. 2 (Viktor Runeberg)
Den första kyssen, Op. 37 No. 1 (Text: J.L. Runeberg)
Orch. Fougstedt
Svarta rosor, Op. 36 No. 1 (Ernst Josephson)
Säf, säf, susa, Op. 36 No. 4 (Text: Gustav Fröding)
Orch. Hellmann
Kom nu hit, Död, Op. 60 No. 1 (Bertel Gripenberg after Shakespeare)
Kirsten Flagstad (soprano) & Edwin McArthur (piano)
London Symphony Orchestra, Oivin Fjeldstad
In her autobiography (The Flagstad Manuscript, 1952) Kirsten Flagstad tells of the joy she experienced on finding, when she began to give concerts in the United States, that the Americans so took to the songs of her native country, and particularly of Grieg. She herself had been brought up with them, and even included some in the program of one of her first professional engagements, at an Oslo jail in 1913. She was told that one prisoner due for release had asked to stay on till Easter so that he could hear 'that girl' again.
The cycle Haugtussa (The Mountain Maid, 1895) was almost entirely unknown to listeners outside Scandinavia till Flagstad issued her first recording of it in 1940. Even then it failed to achieve the popularity its melodies and poignancy should have eared for it, and only since the 150th anniversary of the composer's birth has it won due recognition. Yet Flagstad had a great love for it and put heart and soul into the songs.
This second volume of "The Flagstad Recitals" focuses on Grieg as well as other Scandinavian composers, offering songs with both piano as well as orchestral accompaniment.
[Grieg Songs] "Listening to Mme Flagstad's recital makes one regret that she did not record more of her great countryman. The songs are varied and rewarding and her account of From Monte Pincio, one of the finest, is beautifully characterised as indeed are nearly all the songs on this record. I only regret that the quality of the recording was not better. The voice remains undimmed…" Gramophone
"…what a marvellously fresh and original work Haugtussa is and how glorious is Flagstad's tone and characterisation! I do urge readers who do not know this song-cycle to invest in this record." Gramophone
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Bach, J S:
St Matthew Passion, BWV244: Break in Grief
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Adrian Boult
Cantata BWV147 'Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben': Jesu, bleibet meine Freude
Bist du bei mir, BWV508
Sheep May Safely Graze, from Cantata BWV208
Vier ernste Gesänge, Op. 121
Edwin McArthur (piano)
Treue Liebe, Op. 7, No. 1
Am Sonntag Morgen Op. 49 No. 1
Auf dem Kirchhofe, Op. 105 No. 4
Wie Melodien zieht es mir, Op. 105 No. 1
Alte Liebe, Op. 72 No. 1
Bei dir sind meine Gedanken (No. 2 from Sieben Lieder, Op. 95)
Wir wandelten, wir zwei zusammen Op. 96/2
Dein blaues Auge, (No. 8 from Acht Lieder und Gesänge, Op. 59)
Repentir (O Divine Redeemer)
Gruber, F:
Silent Night
Art thou troubled? (from Rodelinda)
Sommi Dei! (Radamisto)
sung in English as 'Gods all powerful'
Semele: O, Sleep Why Dost Thou Leave Me?
Messiah: He shall feed His flock
Messiah: I know that my Redeemer liveth
Praise ye the Lord
Liddle, S:
Abide with me
Wiener Philharmoniker, Sir Adrian Boult
Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen (4 songs, complete)
Hear My Prayer
Jerusalem, thou that killest the prophets, from Paulus, Op. 36
Dem Unendlichen, D291 (Klopstock)
Erlkönig, D328
Am Grabe Anselmo's D504
Das Madchens Klage, D191 (Schiller)
Ave Maria, D839
Der Nussbaum, Op. 25 No. 3
Die Soldatenbraut Op. 64 No. 1
Meine Rose, Op. 90 No. 2
Liebeslied, Op. 51 No. 5
Die Lotosblume, Op. 25 No. 7
Widmung, Op. 25 No. 1
Erstes Grün, Op. 35 No. 4
In der Fremde (No. 1 from Liederkreis, Op. 39)
Zum Schluß, Op. 25 No. 26
Til kvällen, Op. 17 No. 6
Leit etter livet og liv det! Op. 55, No. 5
Sylvelin, Op. 55, No. 1
Der skreg en fugl, Op. 18, No. 5
Den Jomfru gik i valmu-Vang? Op. 50, No. 5
Strauss, R:
Befreit, Op. 39 No. 4
Mit deinen blauen Augen, Op. 56 No. 4
Lob des Leidens, Op. 15 No. 3
Ich trage meine Minne, Op. 32 No. 1
Seitdem dein Aug' in meines schaute, Op. 17 No. 1
Geduld Op. 10 No. 5
O come, all ye faithful
Wesendonck-Lieder (5)
Wiener Philharmoniker, Hans Knappertsbusch
Der Männer Sippe (from Die Walküre)
Du bist der Lenz (from Die Walküre)
Siegmund! Sieh' auf mich! (from Die Walküre)
Set Svanholm (Siegmund)
Wiener Philharmoniker, Sir Georg Solti
Einsam in trüben Tagen (from Lohengrin)
Ich sah das Kind an seiner Mutter Brust (from Parsifal)
Starke Scheite schichtet mir dort 'Brünnhilde's Immolation Scene' (from Götterdämmerung)
Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra, Norwegian State Radio Orchestra, Øivin Fjeldstad
Wolf, H:
Gesang Weylas (No. 46 from Mörike-Lieder)
Gebet (No. 28 from Mörike-Lieder)
Uber Nacht
Der Freund (No. 1 from Eichendorff-Lieder)
Heb' auf dein blondes Haupt (No. 18 from Italienisches Liederbuch)
Anakreons Grab (No. 29 from Goethe-Lieder)
Zur Ruh, zur Ruh!
and traditional Norwegian hymns (Sigvart Fotland - organ)
Kirsten Flagstad (soprano)
7 December 2012 marks the 50th anniversary of the death of Kirsten Flagstad. Born in Hamar, Norway, on 12 July 1895 Flagstad made her debut in Oslo in 1912 in D'Albert's Tiefland.
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Selected SpeechesAn enthusiastic and inspirational speaker, Robert F. Kennedy touched the lives of his listeners. The following is a selection of his most famous speeches that continue to move audiences throughout the world.
rfkcenter: Great article! RT @seanjcoughlan Human-rights training centre opens in Florence, teaching digital activists. http://t.co/JlUdA65A8T rfkcenter: Archbishop Emeritus, Most Rev Michael Kpakala Francis gave refuge to the war weary & hope to a nation http://t.co/yNoauQdBq9 #liberia rfkcenter: Archbishop Francis was a man of extraordinary courage using the pulpit to criticize the abuses of Liberia's dictators http://t.co/yNoauQdBq9 rfkcenter: Statement on the Passing of 1999 RFK #HumanRights Award Laureate Archbishop Francis http://t.co/yNoauQdBq9 #RFKawards #liberia #monrovia "Each time a man stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope, and crossing each other from a million different centers of energy and daring, those ripples build a current which can sweep down the mightiest walls of oppression and resistance." Robert F. Kennedy |


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Do you like drinking coffee, tea or anything related to drinking while at the comfort of your own home or office? You probably do. If you also happen to be an avid user of Apple's iOS, it'll only be natural that you'd like to show you're an iDevice user. While Android users have their Android figurines to play with, you can bring some of your favorite iOS icon apps to life with custom made iOS coasters that look like real-life glossy app icons with a few simple steps and a $20 bill.
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LUMBERTON — Robeson County is off to a slow start in early voting for Tuesday's runoff primary.
According to Dock Locklear, director of the county Board of Elections, as of Wednesday morning, 27 people had cast votes since early voting began on June 28 for the primary runoffs.
"That's a little bit lighter than I expected," Locklear said.
A runoff election is necessary when a candidate in a race does not win 40 percent of the vote in the regular primary, Locklear said.
There are four runoffs in Republican races, and a single one in Democratic races.
The headliner for Robeson County voters is the GOP race for District 8 in the U.S. House. Redistricting has put most of Robeson County in the district now represented by Larry Kissell, a Democrat who is awaiting his opponent in the November General Election. Republican voters will decide on Tuesday between either Richard Hudson, of Concord, or Scott Keadle, of Mooresville.
Other Republican races and candidates are: N.C. lieutenant governor: Dan Forest and Tony Gurley; N.C. Commissioner of Insurance, Richard Morgan and Mike Causey; N.C. Secretary of State, Kenn Gardner and Ed Goodwin; N.C. Superintendent of Public Instruction, John Tedesco and Richard Alexander.
The only race in the Democratic Party is for N.C. Commissioner of Labor, which is between Marlowe Foster and John C. Brooks.
Early voting will continue through Saturday at the Board of Elections office in downtown Lumberton from 8:15 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. today and Friday, and from 8:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. on Saturday.
Polls will be open Tuesday from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at regular polling locations throughout the county.
Locklear predicts a "medium to light" turnout on Tuesday.
"If we vote 2,000, I will be lucky," he said. "Normally, second primary or runoff they don't come back and vote again. The voters just don't covey up to a second runoff. There's not much enthusiasm out there."
All polling locations throughout the county will be open Tuesday. He estimated the cost to the county at about $17,000, half of a normal primary. He said the different is fewer poll workers will be needed.
According to Locklear, during the May primary, there were 6,187 votes cast during one-stop voting and absentee by mail and 18,409 votes cast in-person, for a total of 24,596 votes.
Locklear said county residents may register to vote during early voting for the runoff, but they cannot cast a ballot. State law doesn't allow anyone who is not registered for the original primary to vote in a runoff.


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Aung Suu Kyi Freed: Rock 'N Roll *Can* Change the World
The release of Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung Suu Kyi yesterday after spending 15 of the past 21 years in prison or under house arrest was thrilling, uplifting. Pressure on the Burmese government came from many angles, economic, diplomatic. And from the voices of people around the world lifted in song.
One cannot discount or ignore the power of that rock n roll played in Suu Kyi's release. Over decades U2 has championed human rights, specifically through Amnesty International. For their monumental, astounding super-gianormous 360 Degrees tour which began in 2009 and continues through 2011, U2 staged a specific tribute to Aung Suu Kyi and Amnesty International during the song "Walk On," recounting her history as the democratically elected leader of Burma (Myanmar) and then as a prisoner of the military which took control of the country. (wonder what they'll do now for that part of the show?)
Weird side note: In his book Decision Points, George W. Bush recounts how he met with Bono to discuss financial aid for Third World countries. The twoo had a great chat, and after Bono left, one of his staff asked if he knew who Bono was. Bush said that of course he did — he was the rock star who
used to be married to Cher.
U2′s 360 Degree tour set attendance records; in 2009 the show was seen by over 3 million people; the 2010 has been equally as well received. That's a lot of people around signing postcards for Amnesty's campaign to free Suu Kyi.
Amnesty International has storied history in Ireland; one the NGO's founding members, Sean MacBride, was the son of Irish revolutionary–and muse of William Butler Yeats–Maud Gonne and Major John MacBride who was executed for his part in the 1916 Easter Uprising which led to the Republic of Ireland's independence from England.
At 15, Sean MacBride joined the Irish Volunteers and was imprisoned in 1921. Released in 1924, he studied law and eventually became an Irish politician, and worked throughout the 1950s, 60s and 70s for human rights worldwide. MacBride was appointed to number of positions at the United Nations including Assistant Secretary General, President of the General Assembly, High Commissioner for Refugees and High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Yeah, rock 'n roll changed something in world. Well, many things.


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The Big Sandy Community and Technical College will be offering a children's music and drama summer workshop for children between the ages of 8 and 13, called "The Little Sandy Singers & Actors."
The workshop will cost $80, which is due the first day of the camp and be held on the BSCTC Prestonsburg Campus. It will be taught and directed by Laura Ford Hall, BSCTC Music and Drama Director. Camp begins Monday, July 16, and will run every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 2 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. with possible rehearsal days until the children's performance on Saturday, July 28 on the stage of Gearheart Auditorium.
"This year, the Children's program will focus mainly on vocal music, but will have elements of acting/theatre as well," a news release from Hall, a 14-year member of the Kentucky Opry, stated. "The area of music will consists of lessons teaching the basics: notes, rhythm, and techniques of singing including matching pitch, singing scales, and harmony singing."
As far as theater goes, children will learn stage directions, blocking, staging, techniques of acting, costuming, and how lighting and sound play a role in a production.
The class will finish with a production including both musical and dramatic elements – in which every child participating will have a role. It will include group and solo singing, monologues, skit performances and more.
A mere 25 spots are available for the workshop, so those interested are encouraged to register right away at email@example.com. When finished emailing, you will receive an instant reply with a registration form; fill that form out and you then will receive a packet in the mail with all of the information you may need to know by Friday, July 13. Hall can also be reached by phone at (606) 424-2498 to answer any questions.


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Just out of curiosity, when are you thinking of starting the big Jack Collison debate? He has been well off form all season, carrying on from his poor form a the end of the last. Why can you find it in yourself to support Collison but not Noble?Tel The Hammer wrote:
I was pleased to see Noble actually playing like a Premier League standard footballer yesterday.
He usually puts about 2-5 decent performances in each season lately, so let's hope he can maintain a steady run of form.
Our midfield looked much more like a unit yesterday with Noble finally pulling his weight.


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Probably not...first of ALL I went so impressed by the cover of the book...it deals with Apple look.Classy,Smart,fresh.As A lauded writer, Walter earned a great reputation already.
1. Smart,brief writing.
2. The pattern
3. Isaacson's own unique style
4. No extra things to expand this book unnecessarily.
5. The whole book maintained Steve's own style
Stay Hungry,Stay Foolish
He was not perfect. He was not philanthropic. He was erratic in his demeanor. He was pricky. He was many a times rude in his opinion. He was bipolar in his judgements. You were either a genius or a bozo.
He was all that you would NOT want to be and all that you would really want to be.
A book that does not pass a judgement. A book that does not eulogize him. A perfect "One more thing..." by the best CEO the world has seen in the recent times.
A must read !! You got to know why & how the old adage "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication." still stands the test of time and makes one rich too !
What makes Steve Jobs so good? That's one Big reason why I wanted this Book! (Long before Mr. Job's death). You see I have this small magical thing called "iPod" which makes me go bonkers over and over again.... The sexy Android in bag wouldn't have been a reality without iPhone (I don't think Mobile Giants would have even dared to go this BIG with Touch without Apple's giant leap!) and don't even get me started over "Mac n iPad". One common factor in all these is the perfection he never compromised... and as I start "Steve Jobs" the author syncs with my curiosity (I don't want the author to justify Steve being a great soul, just need to peek in to Job's mind!). The book needs to be read slowly so that you can understand the various reflection of this Genius. A Genius is a Genius, good or bad left aside!
Flipkart: Like Steve Jobs you work for Perfection and as long as you hold on to that I'm going to knock your door again and again!
I was looking forward to this book with Harry potter-esque excitement, before I begin this review I think I should mention that I am the kind of person who watches Steve Jobs' keynote addresses repeatedly for FUN! Me and my brother r the kind of people who find his product launches more fun than watching iron man, so I am definitely not as objective as a reviewer should be but still I will do my best.
The book has three acts, Act one when he started apple in a garage, Act 2 when he was ousted and formed Pixar and act three when he created the post pc products. All of that I already knew, what I was interested in was his personal life, how he dealt with his family? What was it like to be Steve's best friend? To be his wife? To be his son or daughter? And the book did not disappoint. We get an amazing ride of interviews with people that were closest to him and we get an honest potryal of a man who wasn't perfect in every department, a man who struggled to accept that he was abandoned by his biological parents and a man who hated mediocrity above everything else.
I think it was Johny I've who described Steve best, according to him Steve was so direct, abrasive and rude because he was the most sensitive. I know it's a paradox in itself but during the course of the book u realize how true it is. Steve breaks down and cries many times during his interviews with the author and everytime I used to get shocked because that's not what u expect from a man like Steve jobs who is famous for making other people cry.
It's things like these that made the book a success for me, this book is not all praise for the man who authorized this book. It's honest or as Steve would say it is pure.
The biography of a man who changed the way the world thought about computers, changed them from industrial devices to an indispensable part of our lives, Walter Isaacson's account of Jobs's life is hallucinatory in parts, and illuminating in others.
Having been a Steve Jobs fanboy (but not Apple's, since I'm Indian and cheap), large parts of the biography appear heard about to me. Isaacson draws upon large volumes of material from Jobs's legendary MacWorld presentations, and stories from inside Apple have been on the website folklore.org for years. A reading of the book actually turned into a multimedia experience for me, turning back to Youtube to watch videos of Jobs, saying this or that mentioned in the book.
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This is where the books blooms into a thousand rainbows. While reducing Steve to a human being, Isaacson, with his dispassionate reporting, introduces facets and nuances that get your goat. How does one co-relate a man with an eating disorder for life create not one but two unimaginably successful companies? Isaacson puts it in a spread for you.
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After finishing my YA historical, I had the pleasure of digging around in my desk of goodies, (book ideas, partially filled notebooks w/ characters, short stories, etc.) and selecting my next wip.
It was like being five again and plopped down in the middle of a candy store! Forget getting my mind off of writing and doing something fun, give me something else to write! I went with an idea that had been brewing for about a month, instead of using anything already started in my files.
I thought it might be interesting to kick around a few topics, themes, and subjects hot in the YA / MG genres. Sometimes fellow writers need ideas to get the engine humming.
Here are a few to start:
-Paranormal (anything other than vampires...maybe ghosts, fun & scary)
-Edgy subjects i.e. shoplifting, drug / drinking issues, peer pressure
-Thriller sleuth mysteries, suspense
Anyone else have good ideas?
Caroline, I agree, an excellent, well-developed character can drive almost any kind of story. A great character, one that the reader loves and admires, and one that'll hold the reader's interest is crucial to the story. Good point!
Congrats with your future release!!!
I recently spoke with a newly published author who also works as a high school librarian (James Klise of the wonderful "Love Drugged," a quirky and witty story about a gay teen trying to turn himself straight). He mentioned how libraries buy a lot of books and they aren't always the ones featured at Borders; they look for a variety of subjects, in in particular, YA stories with male protagonists (since the market is currently flooded with girl heroines (not a bad problem to have, I think!)), a diverse cast of characters, books about another culture woven into a contemporary theme, and issue-related books. He also said he has students specifically request books written in 1st person because they can relate more easily. I guess there's a reason so much YA is written in 1st person; teens like it and it gives them a sense of urgency.
I would say anything that gets beyond the cliche: girl moves to a new town, discovers latent supernatural powers/ falls for boy with supernatural powers. I don't go so much for edgy, but funny. Something that can take a genre and turn it on its head, or do something clever with a standard premise. I have insane love for John Green ("Paper Towns", "Looking for Alaska") who writes contemporary books with no weird mystical powers. He writes the best supporting characters, and I mark every 3 pages or so because I'm laughing at a great or clever line. If I could emulate what he does I would!
Stephanie, I haven't heard of John Green, I'll look him up. I love clever and humorous too. I'm in the beginning of Libba Bray's Going Bovine, which I'm finding quirky. Way more foul language I'd ever have the nerve to include in a YA, but it's working for her!
My current wip was supposed to be MG, but is evolving into YA, with a 16 year old male protag. I recently started playing with a secondary female character's voice, too. My niece suggested it would "be beast" if I told the story from both points of view, in first person. One chap from him, the next from her...
I'm not sure how this will pan out, we'll see.
She and my youngest daughter, 13, also said that MG male readers, do not want to read about romance. Does anyone find this to be true???
MG readers love learning things about things. How the world works, animals, and interesting bits of history are some places to start. The steampunk genre would be awesome for an MG novel. Think epic, fun. Maybe a crankin' hot air balloon ship. And weird, exotic places (as a kid, I loved adventure stories, esp. Pippi Longstocking, Dr. Dolittle, that kind of stuff).
I'm trying to write an historical novel about racism in the school system in the 1840s in Ontario, but not getting too far with it (I don't have the time to research every detail that will bring the story to life)... I read that the black kids weren't allowed to be at the same schools as the white kids because of "dangers" to the white kids. Um, what danger does a 9 year old pose? And there was a white lady from Maine who went to Ontario and built a school for black girls. The feminist in me thinks "Wow," then I read her mission statement: to teach them cleaning, sewing, and how to run a household, because they couldn't have learned it while their parents were out working the fields all day. Doh!
YA...Seriously, lay off the romantic BS for a while and show us some of the other things kids have to deal with. Teenagers also love music, all kinds of music. I'm currently writing a story about a girl who writes for a zine, and I'm revisiting my heady days of the "indie" punk scene, which was SOOOO much fun. But that kind of stuff dates itself VERY quickly. For example, a couple of the stories in the reader for my Lit course has kids (the drama kids) listening to Celine Dion; I read that and I was like "Uh, what self-respecting teenager listens to Celine Dion?" Like, EVER. Maybe under torture. Or as torture.
Anyway, today's readers have a short attention span and one hell of a lot of contenders for it. Action action action, great characters, snappy dialogue!! Ghost stories sound cool. Good luck!
Hee hee! Thanks, Candy. I'm taking a course in Novel-writing for Children/Teens, and the novel I'm writing is in first-person (switches between present and past tense, which creates a sort of "unreliable narrator."). My instructor called me on grammatical errors, and the use of "then" as a sub-clause in a sentence...I struggle between correct grammar and trying to be as true as possible to the way people speak. If it were 3rd person, past tense, I'd be a LOT stickier about it, but because I approach it as the character talking to a close friend, I try to maintain the immediacy and intimacy of the character's thoughts. It comes out when I comment sometimes, too. :)
One example, the protag in my first-completed but second-written YA novel has a sprained wrist, but he writes a song about being assaulted. He says something like "There's no way I could of wrote it by hand." This is awful grammar, but the words shape the thoughts, which shape the way he speaks. It's deliberate. :)
Hey Candy,
I am in the process of writing a YA, it a thriller and in it is shoplifing and peer pressure (although they aren't that related in the story - two different subplots if that makes sense). The book is called Transferred Intent. It has two MCs and I think I mentioned this over in the Query 2 group the POV switches between chapters. It is a very exciting way to write, hopefully it will read the same.
I have also outlined a 2nd ya which is about the forster care system - It's called Aging Out.
Everything I write is a mystery with a legal twist.
I am so happy that I looked around to find a new group to join. You guys seem like a great bunch!
Welcome, Michelle! We try to be a great bunch, that's for sure. Most of us have busy, busy day jobs, but I know most of us try to get on as much as possible and check in.
I've read the premise of Transferred Intent, and I've said in the other group, I think it's a super idea! I wish you the best in finishing. :)
I think there is a market for both. Just write the one that you have in you.
Try not to focus on writing what the trends dictate. Trends can change like the wind. Write what you want. Edgy is great! Teens everywhere want to read novels that move them. Novels they can relate to. Paranormal is fun, I'll give it that. I love it myself. :)) With that being said, I also know YA readers need to identify with the characters, conflicts, issues.
Write your story. If it's authentic, they'll read it. :)
One of my daughter's favorite books is Almost Perfect. It's a book about trans-gender issues. She was glued to the pages, and cried when it ended.
Also remember that publishing is a long process. What's trendy right now won't be in several years, when your story sees print! :)
As for "Issue" stories...Teens are savvy and smarmy, and they cover up a great deal of vulnerability. I'm not a big fan of "Issues" either as a reader or a writer, because the characters stop being important. I think that whatever hard stuff the characters are going through should always take a back seat to who they are and how they deal with it. Issue stories automatically create a "side," and I don't think that's fair to the characters.
The best thing to do, honestly, is read the market. Read every YA book you find at the library. See how other writers deal with the heavy stuff--I've always found it was in the background, if that makes sense, and often very delicately handled.
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American Indians used roots in a compress for sprains, sores, and skin diseases. A root wash may also have been used for its soaping action. The roots of most yucca species, including filamentosa contain saponins. These compounds produce long lasting soaping action and have been used in the manufacture of soaps and shampoos, both commercially and traditionally. Today you can purchase soap that is made from yucca in stores or online.
The saponins contained in Yucca filamentosa are toxic to lower life forms. Pounded roots may have been applied to fish weirs to stupefy fish allowing for easy harvest.
The leaf of Adams needle has been valued by American Indians as a source of strong fibers for centuries. This fiber is yielded through a process of boiling the leaf until reduced to a pulpy consistency. Excess matter can then be scraped away yielding abundant strong fibers. These fibers can be used to craft textiles, cord, rope, nets, and so on.


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Saving Medicare: New Legislation from Retiring Congressman Herger
Congressman Wally Herger (R-CA). (Photo: James Berglie/Zuma Press/Newscom)
Retiring House Ways and Mean Health Care Subcommittee chairman Wally Herger (R–CA) has introduced the most complete and detailed major Medicare reform proposal in a decade.
Herger leaves a rich legacy with the Save and Strengthen Medicare Act (H.R. 6645). The bill moves Medicare to a defined-contribution model with competition between traditional fee-for-service Medicare and private insurance companies. Many of its provisions are closely aligned to Heritage's Medicare reform outlined in Saving the American Dream.
Herger's legislation would protect and enhance Medicare for low-income beneficiaries by offering them a more generous benefit, and it would protect future beneficiaries by making Medicare more financially sustainable. The act contains changes to traditional Medicare, but it also clearly lays out a transition to premium support with the federal contribution eventually based on the minimum bid from both private insurers and traditional fee-for-service.
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Revealed: Amanda Seyfried and Anne Hathaway's Oscar Dress Mess
How did Lehigh Valley's Amanda Seyfried derail Anne Hathaway's plan for what to wear on the red carpet at the 2013 Academy Awards?
The 2013 Oscar ceremony is history but there's still buzz about what the stars wore on the red carpet and why.
Turns out Lehigh Valley star Amanda Seyfried may have caused her "Les Miserables" co-star Anne Hathaway to make a hasty last-minute gown selection change.
Allentown native Seyfried looked stunning in a pale appliqued dress by British designer Alexander McQueen.
Reports now say Hathaway saw a photo of the gown Seyfried planned to wear and then changed her choice because the gowns were so similar.
Hathaway said she was planning to wear a Valentino gown up until just three hours before the awards ceremony. She ended up wearing a pale pink Prada gown with chest darts that accentated her, um, nipples. Hathaway issued an apology about the gown controversy after the event.
She also ended up winning the award for best supporting actress.
Harry Piels
9:55 am on Thursday, February 28, 2013
She is stunning in any dress! There's alot to be said for a pretty,smart, and bold woman who is also a great actress. Certainly she's at the top of red carpet stunners.
Mary Anne Looby
10:48 am on Thursday, February 28, 2013
God forbid someone shows up in a similar gown! I guess it doesn't matter if you are Hollywood, or a seventeen year old going to the prom. Everyone wants to stand out and be noticed, but certainly not duplicated! I can remember going to a prom and there were at least 10 of us in the same dress! Different colors, but the same. Those were the days when you could only get a prom dress at Sommach on Seventh Street in Allentown! They didn't keep track of who was wearing what and to what prom! I don't remember it being a big deal. Maybe because we all looked pretty and were having a good time! Old memories, LOL
Mary Ellen Alu
11:20 am on Thursday, February 28, 2013
Happened to me at a NY wedding. My older (and much thinner) sister wore the same outfit!!! I wouldn't have minded if she didn't look so much better in it!
Pamela Porter
11:39 am on Thursday, February 28, 2013
I thought the Prada dress she wore was fabulous. I also think that the VP in charge of Bodice Dart Placement at Prada is on unemployment about right now.
Mary Anne Looby
11:56 am on Thursday, March 7, 2013
I too thought the Prada dress was stunning. The should have put cups in the bodice. It would have filled the dress a little better and not caused such a huge uproar!
charles hampton
3:04 pm on Thursday, February 28, 2013
I tried to focus on her beautiful smile and bob cut, but couldn't help to think she looked cold.
Mary Anne Looby
11:57 am on Thursday, March 7, 2013
Charles, please understand that I mean no offense, however, you sound like a dirty old man, LOL


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Making a move
October 17, 2012 @ 9:33 am (Updated: 10:35 am - 10/17/12 )You may have heard that Seattle's Morning News is doing a reboot. John Curley will be your morning host, bringing his vitality and intelligence to the mornings. I'm a huge Curley fan.
Linda Thomas will leave the show to become KIRO Radio's Senior Features Reporter and Digital Journalist. She'll continue her fantastic, award-winning News Chick blog and file original web reports on parenting, politics, technology and trends - whatever captures her limitless imagination. She is a jewel in every way.
I'll be moving to another local radio station where I intend to steal all the secrets to KIRO's success: deliver the news and connect the dots through the eyes of thinkers and talkers, from the meaningful to the offbeat, bringing you what's most interesting right now.
KIRO is a Northwest treasure and I'll treasure the friendships I've made here. Thank you for listening, emailing and posting here. Oh, and to my friend Tom Tangney: Tom, I want you to know that I'm about to sleep in for a month. Jealous much?
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