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The portals listed under "Starting Points" generally
feature newsfeeds and links to media outlets. Many major American
and European news sources have Beijing bureaus, with occasional
on-site reporting from Taiwan and Hong Kong – the Washington Post,
New York Times, Los Angeles Times, BBC and CNN tend to have the
most extensive coverage. For in-depth knowledge and a variety
of perspectives, however, these are some of the most prominent local
media sites in Asia. For additional links, check the home
pages of the major East Asian research libraries listed under "Libraries
and Archives."
Newspapers and magazines.
A good place to search out available news sites
is the Online Newspapers page (http://www.onlinenewspapers.com/),
which allows searching by country or region. Users in the BC community
should also consult the online news databases available via the
libraries website (http://www.bc.edu/libraries/),
which offer full-text versions of some subscription sites.
Particularly valuable for Asia news is LexisNexis Academic (includes
the South China Morning Post, among others) and World News
Connection (daily feeds from numerous central and local Chinese
and Hong Kong papers); Ethnic NewsWatch provides access to several
Asian American publications.
Asia Media: The Asia Pacific Media Network, UCLA
A nonprofit, nonpartisan service that culls links to stories of
interest from the Asian press, and publishes commentaries and special
reports of its own. This site also links to the biweekly web
magazine Asia Pacific Arts.
Asia Times Online http://www.atimes.com/.
An internet-only publication reported and written from Asia, with
news from around the continent. Available in English and Chinese
China Media Guide, Danwei.org http://www.danwei.org/editorial/china_media_guide.php
An excellent annotated list of media sites of all types, portals
and more (mainland oriented) from this invaluable blog.
Chinese Media Net (多維媒體) http://www.chinesemedianet.com/.
A New York-based media company that publishes a news website
(click on "Chinese News Net" (多維新聞網), weekly print paper, and the
English-language newsletter China Strategy in conjunction
with the Center for Strategic and International Studies. This
website also has extremely valuable links to other forms of media.
China Digital Times (CDT, 中国数字时代) http://chinadigitaltimes.net/.
Run by the Berkeley Chinese Internet Project of UC Berkeley's Graduate
School of Journalism, this site serves as a news aggregator and
guide to blogs and other online resources, as well as sponsoring
special reports and discussions on technology and contemporary society.
China Media Project (中國傳媒研究計畫), University of
Hong Kong http://cmp.hku.hk/
Analyzes media reform; an excellent source of information on the
general state of China's media, and important developments.
China News Digest www.cnd.org.
This US-based site provides a digest of stories on China, Taiwan
and Hong Kong from the official and unofficial press, in Chinese
and English. For Chinese readers, it also includes a literary
magazine and bulletin board.
Boxun (博讯新闻网) http://www.boxun.com/
or Peacehall (English version) http://www.peacehall.com/news/gb/english/page1.shtml.
Another overseas-based news site. Worth reading since some items
come directly from Chinese activists, but always in tandem with
other sources, as the editors do not necessarily verify stories
and accuracy has been known to vary. The EastSouthWestNorth blog
linked below is a good source of analysis of the strengths and weaknesses
of Boxun.
Far Eastern Economic Review www.feer.com.
Published by the Wall Street Journal, once the most prominent English-language
news magazine covering the region, now reduced to a bimonthly. Limited
content available without subscription.
Sohu News (新闻中心 -- 搜狐网站) http://news.sohu.com/.
The news section for one of the most popular web portals in China.
China Daily http://www.chinadaily.net/english/home/index.html.
The official English-language newspaper of the Chinese government.
Also a discussion forum and business and travel info.
People's Daily (人民日报) http://www.people.com.cn/.
Extensive website built around the primary official news outlet
of the Chinese government. English, Japanese, Russian, French,
Spanish and Arabic versions also available.
City Weekend http://www.cityweekend.com.cn/.
A biweekly magazine published in Beijing, aimed primarily at the
expat community. The website also features city guides to
Beijing and Shanghai, with information on restaurants, entertainment,
businesses, events, as well as classified ads.
Nanfang Daily (南方日报)and Nanfang City News (南方都市报)
This Guangzhou-based family of papers is recognized by many to have
superior reporting and a somewhat higher level of frankness than
many PRC mainstream press outlets.
Caijing (财经) http://www.caijing.com.cn/
The best business magazine in China also sometimes produces hard-hitting
general interest stories. Site includes English as well as Chinese
Hong Kong:
South China Morning Post www.scmp.com.
A valuable source of English-language news on greater China and
East Asia as well as on Hong Kong. Registration required.
Ming Pao (明報新聞網) www.mingpaonews.com.
Extensive site for this Chinese-language Hong Kong paper.
Singtao Electronic Daily (星島網) www.singtao.com.
Chinese-language Hong Kong newspaper; the English-language Standard
can also be accessed from this site.
Apple Daily (蘋果日報) http://www1.appledaily.atnext.com/template/apple/sec_main.cfm?
Tabloidy and wildly popular.
Taiwan Headlines www.taiwanheadlines.gov.tw/
我的E政府 http://www.gov.tw
-- click on "訊息". The English and Chinese sites, respectively,
for new releases from the official Taiwan Central News Agency. See
for video.
eTaiwan News http://www.etaiwannews.com/etn/index_en.php.
Similar in basic content to Taiwan Headlines, but organized by topic,
and with opinion sections and discussion fora.
Taipei Times http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/.
The best English-language newspaper in Taiwan. Often has feature
stories and editorials that serve as useful sources of cultural
and political background information. Searchable archives to 1998.
China Post www.chinapost.com.tw.
Published since 1952, the China Post provides business
and economic information as well as general news. Some bilingual
stories and features useful for language learners.
China Times (中時電子報) http://news.chinatimes.com/mainpage.htm.
This and the following four sites represent the major Chinese-language
dailies in Taiwan.
ETToday (東森新聞報) http://www.ettoday.com/
Liberty Times (自由時報電子新聞網) http://www.libertytimes.com.tw/
South News (南方快報) http://www.southnews.com.tw/
United Daily News (聯合新聞網) http://udn.com/NEWS/main.html
Apple Daily, Taiwan edition (泰蘋果網路) http://1-apple.com.tw/
The Journalist (新新聞週刊) http://www.new7.com.tw/.
Taiwan's most respected investigative newsweekly (Chinese only.)
Global Voices Online http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/globalvoices/.
A project of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard
Law School, this site finds and links to interesting blogs from
around the world. It also features podcasts, Skypecasts and other
media. It is particularly strong on content from China, and in addition
to regular links contains many useful discussions on the state of
press and internet freedom. It is considerably weaker on Taiwan
and Hong Kong.
EastSouthWestNorth http://www.zonaeuropa.com/weblog.htm
is a must-read, and covers Taiwan and Hong Kong as well as China.
Here Roland Soong posts English translations of Chinese-language
media articles, blog entries, bulletin-board postings (BBS) and
other web happenings, as well as his own invaluable analysis.
A useful list of blogs is also kept in the University
of Redland's "East and Southeast Asia: An Annotated Directory
of Internet Resources" at http://newton.uor.edu/Departments&Programs/AsianStudiesDept/china-blogs.html
Virtual China http://www.virtual-china.org/,
a project of the Asia Focus program of the Institute for the Future,
keeps track of gaming, blogs, arts, media, viral trends and other
aspects of online life in China.
Bullog (牛博网) http://www.bullog.cn/
is a Chinese-language aggregator site run by blogger Luo Yonghao,
collecting the content of the more progressive blogs in China.
The China Beat http://thechinabeat.blogspot.com/
Analysis of media coverage of China, and in-depth background on
issues in the news.
Radio and Television:
Sites with streaming radio and television broadcasts
are too numerous to list in their entirety here. A good starting
point for searching out and accessing worldwide Chinese and non-Chinese
language radio and TV sites is via the appropriate sections of the
Chinese Media Net site: http://www.chineseradionet.com/
(多維廣播網) and http://www.chinesetvnet.com/
(多維電視網) (Chinese language.) Otherwise, web portals are
the best place to find links.
Buying books, music, movies, etc.
The proliferation of internet merchandising in
recent years has made it much easier to acquire new publications,
DVDs and all manner of media-related technology much cheaper and
faster than ever before. Many of the major portals, such as
Sina.net, offer links to vendors. As with all web purchasing, consumers
should use good judgment in deciding where to buy. Below are
a few of the more reliable and experienced sources.
For further links to vendors of books in English, Chinese and other
Asian languages, consult the extremely useful list put together
by the East Asian Collection Project, jointly run by Macalester,
St. Olaf and Carleton Colleges: http://www.macalester.edu/library/resources/eastasia/index.htm.
China Books and Periodicals, Inc. www.chinabooks.com.
One of the oldest publishers and vendors of English, Chinese and
bilingual books about China. Specializes in literature and
language texts, but you can also find many films and some traditional
music here, as well as software.
Cheng & Tsui www.cheng-tsui.com.
Like China Books, both a publisher and distributor of books, audio-visual
material and software on Asian languages, culture and history.
Nan Hai Co., Inc. www.nanhai.com.
Videos, DVDs and VCDs of films and TV series from mainland China,
print and CD-ROM dictionaries and reference works, Chinese- and
English-language books from China.
YesAsia www.yesasia.com.
Sells books, DVDs/VCDs/videos and CDs in both Chinese and English
(as well as Korean, Japanese, etc.) You can also find appliances,
electronics, snacks and other Asian goods here.
Dragonsource.com (龍湶國際書網) http://www.dragonsource.com/.
US-based site for Chinese-language books, multimedia and magazine
Facets Multi-Media. http://www.facets.org/asticat.
Specializing in independent and foreign film, this is a good
source for DVDs and videos of contemporary arthouse directors from
China, Hong Kong and Taiwan (such as Wong Kar-wai, Hou Hsiao-hsien,
HKFlix.com http://www.hkflix.com/home.asp.
DVDs/VCDs/videos from Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Thailand and elsewhere.


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I found out thanks to you guys,Its A model 98 mauser.If only I knew what calibre.
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Looks like it could be either a '95,96' or '98 mauser. If it cocks on opening the action it's a '98.
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Kinda hard to tell from the small pic but looks like a 98.

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Love And The Lonely: A Valentine for the Disconnected
- Thursday, February 10, 2005
When I was in the second grade, I fell in love with Maggie Argo. Maggie Argo had golden hair and freckles and wore pretty print dresses. When she smiled, the whole room lit up, and I would feel a sort of warm flush across my cheeks.
Though I wasn't really sure what love was supposed to feel like, and didn't really admit even wanting to feel it, something nonetheless would wrap itself around my aching heart every time this little girl came near me. When I looked at her, an emptiness inside me filled. Maggie Argo took my breath away.
For what seemed like a long time in my short life, I had been looking for an opportunity to let the little girl with the golden hair know how I felt. The fear of doing so could never quite squelch the burning need; it seemed that I would literally burst if I didn't at least let her know how important it was for me to be near her. Fall had passed, and Thanksgiving and Christmas…time gone by, and still I had not summoned the needed courage.
Then, I became aware of the perfect opportunity. And so for weeks I had been anticipating the day when all the students would write Valentine's Day cards to one another. I had come to learn that Valentine's Day was about Love, whatever that was, a day when people who cared for each other would do things to show their amorous feelings. My dad always gave my mom candy, and usually red roses. I remember her eyes lighting up as he would come through the door carrying the crimson blossoms in a glass vase. I wanted to make Maggie Argo feel like that.
Having resigned myself to the mysterious feelings within my skinny chest, I felt like Valentine's Day would be a perfect chance to show my true feelings for Maggie Argo. I would write her a special card, and inside I would confess my undying affection. This was a most scary thought indeed. But not as scary, somehow, as the thought of going through life without her ever knowing how I felt.
The night before the big day, I spent a long time thinking about the right words to say. My mom bought a big bag of somewhat generic cards for my sisters and me. They had all sorts of corny sayings and cute drawings. There were zoo animal-themed cards ("Have a Grrrrreat! Valentine's Day"), space alien cards ("I would fly to the moon for you, Valentine"), and even talking vegetables and fruits ("You drive me bananas, Valentine!"). I finally decided on something more intimate, with two attractive vegetables staring deeply into one another's eyes—"Lettuce Be Valentines!" I thought Maggie Argo would like that one.
She and I had never really talked before, because each time I attempted to speak to her my tongue would swell, and I couldn't swallow. If I made any sounds at all, they were mostly unintelligible, and Maggie Argo would simply smile that paralyzing smile, and walk away. I felt that the undeniable humor and wit embodied by the two heads of iceberg lettuce wrapped in an embrace would be the ice breaker, so to speak, allowing my confidence and cleverness to finally become known. I would let the card speak for me. After much tortured consideration, on the inside of the card I wrote these words:
I had given the whole thing a great deal of thought. The words seemed right; not too assertive, but clearly holding deeper meaning. I put the card into its envelope, and placed it near my bed. Lying awake that night, I opened and reread the note many times before falling asleep, imagining Maggie Argo's life-giving smile. I felt sure that this time, her smile would be just for me.
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Does MLB blackout in-market fans whose television provider carries the local channel? Most certainly not
What about everyone else? That depends on a complicated set of rules, charts and maps, but most likely Yes.
This policy needs to be rewritten at a minimum, ideally completely revoked.
But how do we get a organization that has been around since 1869 and supports the American Pasttime to listen to a "small percentage" of fans?
By voicing our concerns to the advertisers and sponsors of MLB and local teams, we will make them take notice and reform these policies.
McCain's proposed legislation won't fix MLB blackouts…
Senator John McCain introduced a bill in the Senate last week which aims to ban local TV blackouts for sporting events played in publicly-financed stadiums. But don't get too excited baseball fans. The bill is aimed NFL blackout rules, for the most part. MLB blackouts due to the crazy MLB blackout map won't change under this proposed legislation.
@MLB asked the question this morning on Twitter, in the context of trumpeting a $5 price break on MLB.TV (which isn't even linear prorating of the price, so it's hard to be TOO excited about it…)
Price drop: @mlbtv Premium is now just $114.99. What are you waiting for? Subscribe now: …
About three months ago I dropped cable at my house. It wasn't an easy choice, but in a money-saving effort it was the right thing to do. It didn't bother me that much really. It was tough to wat…
Small win for baseball fans
The lawsuit that has been brought against MLB, TV providers, and multiple teams has been allowed to proceed says U.S. District Judge Shira Scheindlin.
Postseason MLB.tv charges for useless product
Do not subscribe to MLB.tv for the postseason you will be sad when you find out that Postseason MLB.tv is for international customers only. All of the postseason games are being broadcast nationally which means that MLB.tv will not show them until 90 minutes after the end of the game, after you get the score alert, after you see the results on twitter/facebook, etc.
Even though MLB/Fox/Turner just finalized a deal for the next 8 years they still want to squeeze every dollar out of the fans.
Fans should not stand for it and let any sponsor you see during the postseason know that MLB hates the fans.
MLB Fox and Turner agree to 8 year agreement
In a surprising move (sarcasm) MLB Fox and Turner re-up the deal that keeps fans in blackout zones across the nation.
So instead of listening to the fans and removing all or most of the blackout restrictions (nonsense) the TV deals are continued with only a small bone tossed to the fans. There are fewer National Saturday blackouts for Fox games - but only for MLB.tv and MLB Extra Innings.
The worst part of this deal is the term is set for 8 years starting in 2014 - so the fans might not be able to watch without blackouts for another 10 years. We must reach out to the partners in this deal and make sure they understand this was not the deal that should have happened. Full and open broadcasting will embrace the fans and catapult America's past-time into the prime time.
MLB Antitrust case will hear prelim decision from judge today
Todaythe Garber et al v. MLB antitrust case against MLB and its broadcasting partners will hear a preliminarily decision on whether the judge will hear the case. Fans are hoping this goes well as a few steps after this is the discovery phase that will start to air the dirty laundry that MLB doesn't want its fans to see.
MLB doesnt know what its customer wants
MLB is compared to Amazon, Apple, Google, and Facebook and he points out that MLB sees everything slipping through their fingers. So MLB has decided to clutch on super strong to what it has left instead of letting go and embracing change.


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Bradley proof of Murphy's Law?
New and fragile Cub Milton Bradley has already been removed for injury this spring, despite making only one appearance so far. Hopefully it isn't a sign of things to come. He apparently has a "tight quad," which occurred - in his own words - because sometimes when you work hard things get tight.
I'm hardly a genius or anything, but I always thought that leg injurys tend to be symptomatic of not maintaining muscle. For example, when Moises Alou signed his big contract with the Cubs before the 2002 season, he spent that first year often injured and underproductive in part because he didn't work enough the previous winter to stay in shape. For a guy like Bradley, who already has an injury-prone reputation, coming to Spring Training out of shape would be terminal. Let's hope he's just been working too hard.
Oh, and in the last Bench Aaron Miles! plug until March at least, I wrote an article for AJ's new blog in which I go into epic detail as to why the guy belongs on the bench. I may have even thrown in a hobbit reference, so I welcome you to go check it out.
We are going to be dealing
We are going to be dealing with this Bradley stuff all year!
I'll tell you the same thing
I'll tell you the same thing I've told others ... posting links without permission is akin to spamming. Please refrain. That said, I know you EMailed us in the recent past asking if we'd talk about your website, and I promise you we will in the near future.
That's what she said.
That's what she said.
Bradley is a dog. SO WHAT
Bradley is a dog. SO WHAT if I am jumping the gun. I still remember the last two Octobers when the Cubs stepped on their DI_ _ S! As a fan, I want to root for a team full of guys with heart, like, um...Mark DeRosa.
And how do you know that
And how do you know that Bradley has no heart?
I think
he's confusing Bradley with the Tin Man. Happens to me all the time.
It is extremely early for
It is extremely early for the smoke alarms to be going off with Milton, but this doesn't do much to lessen the image of him being viewed as a fragile or injury-prone player. There's really only two things that concern me about this. First, is that a quad injury is not a good one to have to deal with, as it can be a nagging injury and one that is quite easy to re-injure later. And secondly, the injury is taking place in the warm-weather atmosphere of spring training, so if he has trouble stretching and staying lose there what will happen in the 30-40 degree weather the cubs will see in Chicago in April? Overall, I think this is a pretty minor event, but the fear certainly exists that he could come back too soon and re-aggravate the injury. Murphy's Law is the one about good alcohol not freezing when you put it in the freezer right?
My Old Styles definitely
My Old Styles definitely turn solid in the freezer. But I know that shiotte is good.
Hard alcohol or liquor not
Hard alcohol or liquor not beer. But a frosty beer can be tasty too if you have good timing.


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Attorney: Rob Lowe, Former Nanny Dismiss Defamation Lawsuit, Countersuit In California
An attorney for Rob Lowe says dueling lawsuits between the actor and a former nanny have been dismissed.
Larry Stein confirmed Tuesday that the cases involving Jessica Gibson have been dismissed. He didn't provide details.
Gibson was a nanny for Lowe's children. The 45-year-old "Brothers and Sisters" actor filed a defamation lawsuit in April 2008 claiming she demanded $1.5 million to remain silent about sexual abuse allegations later included in her countersuit.
Gibson says Lowe touched her inappropriately several times between September 2005 and January 2008.
A lawsuit filed against another former nanny remains active.
Gibson's attorney didn't immediately return an e-mail seeking comment.
People.com first reported the dismissals.
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Tonight's concert, the second one organized by the Pulitzer-winning composer David Lang in conjunction with Inventing Abstraction, features the music of Arnold Schoenberg and Morton Feldman. Here are program details.
If you can join us tonight you can still get tickets online or at the door.
If you are not in New York, you will be able to hear a recording of this concert on Q2 music's website soon after the concert ends.
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Panniril nanaindha pookkal (80s)
Lyrics & Chords
I like this song for its lyrics and SJ's singing. I think this was also the time when Nadhiya was very popular.
Movie: Uyire unakkaga? (not sure)
Original singer: S Janaki
Music director: Laxmikant Pyarelal (thanks Sukumar)
I have tried my best and as usual my recording/singing glitches are left as is (blame it on my laziness to correct/make it sound perfect). Towards the end of the first charanam, my singing appears rushed and not following the track – It did not feel so while recording but not sure if it is a mixing issue. As always, thank you in advance for taking some time to listen and comment.
Sudha Kumar (back to listen to all of you..) said
Lovely tune, and sweet rendition, Uthra! Sounds like cute song. The start flute was a bit like Celine Dion's Heart will go on. Your vocals are a bit upfront in the mix – the flute is getting masked… Also I felt 1/2 note could be reduced.
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Rajeev Onv(away on a long break) said
Uthra, the track was a distraction for enjoying your singing. Good singing!
Swamy Kitcha said
Yep, the track is kind of an intrude but nicely sung Uthra. Great song. You took the la before and started with it again, which reminds me of how I used to record in the taperecorder, couple of decades back :).
very good effort. nice track and mix could have given a much more pleasant hearing…
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Shreedhar Ganapathy said
Very nice singing – agree with comments above about the track. Also felt the pitch is a bit high. But your singing comes out very well.
Meera Manohar said
Still r'ber this number from DD :)
Track was a bummer but enjoyed this one from you !!
Rashmi Nair said
Good rendition of a nostalgic song, Uthra.
Please listen to:
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Vishnu Mohan ( busy mode) said
first time kekkuren intha song nalla song uthra neenga nalla paadiyirukku :D
i remember this song in my school annual day…one of my seniors (meharunnisa i guess)danced.i still remember the begining steps one leg down and one leg & both hands are waving back n forth…like flying in the air…she did it so well…
The music director is Laxmikanth Pyarilal…only… its mohan starrer film…All songs in this film are very nice… the other one i remember is "I WANT TO BE A BIG MAN" & "PADAMMA…ENNODU PADAMMA" & few more good songs…Laxmikanth pyarelal not seen in tamil films even after giving such a musical hit…All IR waves…;)actually he gave very refreshing music at that time.not like IR.
i think he composed one sarath kumar film after long…i remember a song "mayil thogai azhaithal"but dont remember the movie name…
i think you have sung with instrument track…its a gud idea…provided the mixing done well…:) use adobe… adithi kitta irukku vangikonga…:)
by the way your voice sounds very nice sweet and energetic…keep it up ji…
Murali Venkatraman said
This was a classic of the 80s. And it has been so much remixed that as someone has rigtly observed it sounds like Celine Dion's song in the beginning. The orchestration in the original was a class apart. You seem to making a habit of singing every song in one sitting Uthra. Good attempt.
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ராஜ் குமார் அஞ்சன் said
I love this song for its full-house orchestration and arrangements and of course, for Nadhiya… :-) And the prelude music has a blend of Celin Dion's number… I would suggest you to record these yesteryears' classics in a methodical way… Mixing artifact did spoil the party… But liked the way you carried this song, given its a single-pass recording… Also the expressions are to be take care of, which would decorate the songs further keeping all other technical ingredients intact… Noticed tempo mismatch towards the end… There are various tutorials available in youtube which can walk you through mixing techniques… Good work except for the mixing… :-) All the best to get in pace with the mixing gimmicks…
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If there is affinity, no matter how bitter it could be, one is always contented… If there is no affinity, let love be in your heart…
ராஜ் குமார் அஞ்சன் said
And the music director was only Pyarelal, I guess… Lakshmikant-Pyarelal didn't work as a duo for any tamil movie, as per my limited available resources… :-)
♫ ♫ Raj ♫ ♫
If there is affinity, no matter how bitter it could be, one is always contented… If there is no affinity, let love be in your heart…
I can confirm here that Uyire Unakkaga film composed by Laxmikant Pyarelal.
Pyarelal worked alone in RAGASIYA POLICE- SARATHKUMAR FLOPPER ;)
Note: Laxmikant died in 1998
Dwarak S said
Enjoyed this Uthra ji. Undoubtedly, it brought those sweet memories when I used to watch this Nadhiya's song on DD. Love the other song 'Nadhiya Nadhiya Nile Nadhiya Nadhi Poal Neliyum Nadaiyaa' composed by Sir R.D. Burman. I guess the Hindi music directors certainly did make an impact here n there in Tamil movies too although Ilayaraja sir was the uncrowned monarch of Tamil empire in the 1980's…. Appreciate you for bringing back those memories by rendering a very rare but popular song. Excellent pick…. Ur innocence noted @ 01:59 – Naa…. Naanum oar…. Mixing n track might have failed to make an impact, but ur voice and enthusiasm did impress…. Request you to hunt for such rare gems (songs) and illuminate the hearts of music lovers in future too…. Best wishes….
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jjthejetplane013 said: I'm interested in this girl and we've gone out a few times but then I learned she cancelled two of our dates to go out with one of my homies. what should I do? say fuck it and find someone different? I keep hearing rumors about her around my circle of friends but it she is completely different person when I'm around her. sorry if I sent this kinda early, I didn't sleep well thinking about it.
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East Village Amy is back with a whole new style tray of inspiration. See her first photo set here. I particularly like this dutch barn photo, and the challenge of getting that into an East Village apartment is particularly exciting to me.
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"My impediments (besides massive amounts of laziness) are: (1) 198376780 pounds of books and art supplies; (2) mr. deathstar who has rejected all my design plans thus far; and (3) a 700 pound sleeper sofa that I want to get rid of but can't find anyone who wants to try to take it down 3 flights of steep stairs." - mdeathstar
"This is my first Cure and it's long overdue. My oldest daughter has gone off to college and I'm anxious to get her stuff under control. I have years of general decluttering to do. My husband is a college professor and music director at shows in the evenings, so I'm mostly home alone with my 3 year old daughter. I'm a little nervous about committing to this Cure (because I'll be doing it on my own), but now is really the time to get moving." - highlysung
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Good work, many people. Me, not so good. I have been a bit sick this week. But I worked on one thing: the smells of my duplex apartment. Having just moved in, I found the smells not welcoming, not me, and there was some remainder of stale cigarettes. Very unpleasant. So I did some research. This is what I have done (bravo to me): I cleaned the floors with soap and baking soda. I made pomanders when I was not feeling well (stick cloves into apples, oranges and lemons) and put them here and there. I bought an aroma burner and put it in the bathroom. I also cleaned and unclogged the drains, as some unpleasant smells came from that area as well. My place at least smells better now.
Bon courage to everyone!
Making pomanders sounds like fun, and I can imagine how wonderful they make your place smell. Feel better soon.
I feel a bit guilty, since I think all I've done this week is thinking about what to do and not only not doing anything, but worsening it. Our entry is a huge mess right now. Not that nice, really.
Thank you sciencegeek. I did add a few pictures now after these encouragements :-)(tikun2003).
Pommette -- those are some great suggestions. Thanks for sharing them!
I have guests in town, so my big thing this week was to get rid of my old household chemicals at the monthly Eco-Depot drop-off at the landfill.
Thank you robotsbuildrobots! Happy that my ideas can help.
Oh and i also isolated the doors, by sticking those sticky strips. This way even if my downstairs neighbor's smoke sometimes finds it way up, it does not come in when the doors are closed.
Any one have any leads on where to get a dinning table like the one in East Village Amy's dutch barn photo? I've been searching in vain for over a year. Not even certain what to call it - harvest table? Thanks for the beautiful photo.
Hey - it does feel nice to get a little strength from the group! Week one has been a little on the good side and little on the bad. I did get a large list of repairs made and was surprised to see that it wasn't as long as I thought it would be, and not too terribly daunting. However, I still haven't gotten the mopping done. Ug, the idea of moving all the stuff filling up the corners of my space makes it so hard to get started! I'm steeling myself to get it done today (my birthday present to myself!) by envisioning clear corners and good flow in a few weeks! I did buy flowers and tuck them into strategic spots safe from my plant-devouring cat. I've got to get some of those hanging vases! I EVEN took some PICTURES, and maybe I'll post a few if I have time after mopping later.
I've been sick too, but today my good friend came over and helped me install shelves on the kitchen wall!! I rewarded him with some apricot cherry cobbler (I cook when too sick to do anything, but not sick enough to lie in bed wanting to die).
My apartment is still pretty dirty though - the floor needs work - and I've been pulling everything out of my closets to get them reorganized so there's stuff everywhere.
Although I'm just a lurker, you all have inspired me with your Cure efforts. This evening I got done all of the chores that had built up over the last couple of weeks. It feels great - thank you!
why are there more women doing the Cure than men? Why every time where is a poll on AT asking something like "How often do you change your towels" people say "every day", but it sounds like people never wash their floors? It's all a little odd for me, that's why I'm asking.
I had been lazy all week but finally gave myself a kick in the butt Sunday.
Work that's done in my bedroom: I moved my old huge desktop computer into a storage space (my boyfriend wants to give it to a coworker, so he'll be taking it from me), gave back the old computer desk I was using to my roommate (she was letting me borrow it because she had two when we moved in, but her desk recently broke...good timing!) and hung some posters and framed pictures.
Work that still needs to be done: There are 3 garbage bags full of winter clothes sitting in the corner of my bedroom. I need to sort through these and wash/dry clean them...this will probably be the ongoing project this week (the perils of not having laundry in your building). I'd also like to clean my windows...I don't think they've been cleaned in years (definitely weren't clean when I moved into this apartment last year) and I attempted to clean them yesterday but it turned into a streaky mess thanks to the sun. I'll reconvene with window washing some night this week.
I've also received some great suggestions in the Flickr pool from other Cure participants. I look forward to implementing these in the coming weeks!
I had a rough weekend getting started. No matter what I did I ended up anywhere in my home I could other than the room I was supposed to be in. I got massively sidetracked and cleaned my entire house except my master bedroom...it was pretty sad. I have however started my list and I am blogging about it over at my blog www.theothertiffany.blogspot.com every Monday. I'm hoping all of my blog friends and family along with my new cure family can all get me off to a better start this week...any encouragement would be great!! I have a house full of people (my husband, two kids, my older brother and his three kids who are living with us) and sometimes it's a miracle just to walk in a straight line forward every day. But I know this will be really good for me so I'm in it to win it!!
Thanks for any encouragement and you guys are so creative! I can't wait to see everyone's work in progress!
Haha, I love the caption for my inspiration photo above. It's been a struggle for me to reconcile my love of plantations/farmhouses with my love for living in Manhattan. I did pick up a few pieces this weekend that I think kind of strike the balance. Photos to come.
For the first time in the Curing process I actually feel like I'm able to give strength. I'm loving our little group here and on flickr, everyone is so encouraging, inspiring and helpful. I think it's really beautiful to see all the hard work and little things that are being done to make our living environments nicer.
I got a late start this week after being hit by a car on my bicycle. Being unable to lift "heavy" (haha, more than 5lbs) objects has made it a little hard to get a lot of work done, but I still feel like it is worth it. My apartment makes me sad, and I want to fix it.
So far, I have vaccumed my bedroom and living room, and today I will sweep and mop the kitchen and bathroom and vacuum the hallway. I will also (finally) take an ugly butterfly chair out to the dumpster.
It is hard to get maintenance to make repairs on my apartment. Everytime I call about one problem, they seem to damage/defoul something else. I didn't put in a list of initial repairs when I first moved in (it is my first apartment, I didn't know!) and I am really regretting it. I am worried that they will try to charge me even more money to fix problems that were there when I moved in (in June), but I guess it is better that they get fixed. Today I will call about the toilet (that maintenance managed to screw up when they were repairing it last week), the caulk around my kitchen sink, and the cracked window in my bedroom. I will also ask for the name of the color of paint in my apartment. It is this terrible off white, and I'm not allowed to paint, but the painters did such a terrible job before I moved in, I think I'd just like to fix it myself.
Congratulations to everyone sticking to their plans better than I am. Good luck!
Pommette, how did you isolate your door with sticky strips? I have a small gap in between my door and the frame and would love to be able to seal it off. Thanks!
Not much got done this weekend. (ugh!) So tonight I am going to tackle the entry way and hopefully figure out where to put my landing strip. I did go through some of the piles of papers and sorted: junk/keep/shred.This weekend I am going to do my bedroom. I will definately need strength for that project. Every drawer is jammed packed,the closet is overflowing, the dust bunnies under the bed have become dust dinosaurs!HELP!!!!
Bought fresh flowers on Sunday for the kitchen and salvaged a few from last week and put in the bathroom.It's great to hear that others are feeling overwhelmed at times.We just need to plug along.The mess didn't happen in a day so we have to relize it's not going to go away in one. Landing strip tonight I promise.
Hahahaa I love it! Now mine are called Dust Dinosaurs, too! LOL


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