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171 – The first Indian woman to perform on New York Broadway
Image courtesy Akshara Theatre Archive. Text by Jalabala Vaidya, New Delhi
I was born in London (UK) in 1936. My English-Italian mother, Marjorie Frank-Keyes was a concert singer and my father Suresh Vaidya was a successful young writer. He was also on the editorial board of Time Magazine in London. My father was arrested by the British authorities when he refused to join the British Army to fight in World War II. He declared he would gladly fight as a free man, but not as a colonial subject. He was imprisoned in Canterbury and fought and won a case in the British Court. His case was defended by well known lawyers like Sir Fenner Brockway and Lord Reginald Sorensen. In a landmark judgment, the court ruled that the British Army could not compel a person to fight because he was a colonial subject.
Of course I was one my feisty parents' two daughters. I completed my schooling in London then in Bombay (now Mumbai). Later I graduated from Miranda House, standing third in Delhi University. I was also actively involved in theatre and was awarded the best actress for performing sections from Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan. Later, I began working with Link Magazine in Delhi as a journalist that also had a daily paper called The Patriot. Gopal Sharman was suggested to us as an independent writer who could write very well on the arts. Up until then I had been writing them.
In the 1950s, at the office, I was in charge of putting the month's issue to bed and I had been told that Gopal would come by with the copy on the Arts columns. He came to the office early and sat several glass cubicles away, typing away, but by late morning the copy was still not done and I began to lose patience. I went bossily through the cubicles and asked him about the text. He looked up and said "Don't go through the roof, this isn't a spoof, I am writing it and here it is." and that's it, we fell in love. I have no idea how, why and what it was, but that's how we met and were together since. We began to live together in a garage in Bengali Market. Later, we got married.
Gopal at the time was also writing two popular columns under a pseudonym – Nachiketas for the Indian Express and the Sunday Standard. One was about artists and the other was about the Upanishads, Vedanta, mythology, questions on philosophy, life and death. Unknown to us the time, the second President of India, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was a fan of Nachiketas's (Gopal's) columns.
In early January of 1966, Dr. Radhakrishnan underwent a cataract operation. Unable to read and restless, he asked a close friend Prof. K Swaminathan who had edited the Collected works of Mahatma Gandhi and was a former editor of Indian Express, to find out who was this 'Nachiketas' person writing these fascinating pieces, and to invite him to the Rashtrapati Bhawan (Presidential Residence) for a narrative session. Prof. Swaminathan found Gopal and was surprised to find out that it was a young man who went about on a bicycle, with a shock of unruly hair, and wore a polo neck shirt & trousers. He asked Gopal if he would come and read his works to the President. Gopal happily agreed.
When he returned home, Gopal told me about the President's request and insisted that since I was much better at it, I should perform Gopal's Full Circle for the President. Full Circle was a dramatic recitation of stories and poems with philosophical concepts narrated with voices of regular people. I would perform and recite the stories & poems, while Gopal, a classically trained singer, would sing songs ranging from Meera Bai's bhajans (songs with spiritual themes) to songs written by the poet, philosopher and politician Muhammad Iqbal. After some reluctance, I agreed and we both decided to go. I always needed glasses to read, but since I didn't want to read off a paper, I learnt all of it by heart.
When the day came, a big Rolls Royce came from the Rashtrapati Bhawan to pick us up, along with the formal invitation. To our shock it mentioned my name, but left Gopal's out! We informed the officials about the confusion, but they did not accommodate the mistake and no change could be made. Nonetheless, now there was no turning back. Gopal came along with me up till the Rashtrapati Bhavan's reception, wished me very well and went off to another meeting. I still remember watching him walk down the slope of that road.
When I was escorted upstairs, the door was opened by the President, with a bandaged eye. He exclaimed "Ah Welcome! But where is the poet?!" I explained what had happened, he insisted a car bring Gopal back, but with 20-30 people in the room including foreign dignitaries already seated, it seemed a bit awkward so we let the matter rest. I began to narrate the pieces, and I remember now and then the very impressed President would interrupt to explain the contexts to his guests and what was being said.
When I ended the performance, Dr.Radhakrishnan was extremely happy. He had loved every bit of it. He insisted that this work should be performed for a proper audience and that he will have ICCR (Indian Council for Culture Relations) arrange a performance at Azad Bhawan. And so it was arranged. When we went and met the director of ICCR, Inam Rahman, I think he was a bit put out at the order of accommodating young unknown people. Perhaps to be a bit difficult, he said the only date available was January 13, only a few days after, and will we take that? Gopal and I looked at each other and immediately said yes.
The ICCR invited many well-known people & important dignitaries from the Embassies, and they all loved Full Circle. After the performance we received invitations from the Embassies of Yugoslavia (now seven independent states) and Italy to perform in their countries. But there was a hitch, ICCR refused to pay for the tickets, and we had to find the tickets on our own. We wrote to Air India and asked if they'd like to sponsor us. They wrote back and said they could, for one person and one way only, but that too on the condition that we distribute their advertisements in Europe.
Something had to be done, so I decided to go to Bombay and request the TATAs if they could help. There was a special secretary to J.R.D Tata, I forget his name now but he agreed to arrange another ticket. This was the year of tourism so there was no problem getting a visa to foreign countries. Neither was there a problem with one-way tickets at the time. We managed to get two one-way tickets but only till Rome, Italy.
In Italy, we performed at the Italian Institute for the Middle and Far East (IsMEO). Through that performance we got invited to perform at the famous theatre, Teatro Goldoni and so we did. Then we went to Yugloslavia and performed in three cities and they were all wonderful performances. I remember as guests, we were even offered tickets, twice, to the well-known Opera La Boheme but unfortunately on both occasions we had such a time of partying and drinking the night before that we never made it to the opera.
Back in Rome, we did another round of performances, each with a theatre-full of audiences. In the audience we also noticed a lot of red cardinal gowns. Soon, we were invited by the Assistant Father General of Jesuits, an Indian at the time, to perform at their headquarters near the Vatican. We were hosted at a lovely convent and the nuns were so extraordinarily impressed with us because we were vegetarian. They thought it was such an austerity and it was so spiritual, and made lovely vegetarian things for us. Later, the Indian Assistant Father general also organized for us an audience with the Pope Paul IV and so we also got to meet the Pope.
One night, I heard that Joan Baez was going to perform at a theatre, and I was a particularly big fan of hers. It was disappointing to realise that I couldn't because we too were performing the same night. Next morning when we went to see the papers, I was on the front page and Joan Baez was somewhere in small print. It was amazing and unbelievable. Nonetheless, we did get to met her later, but missed seeing her perform. And that's how we began our theatre career.
In the next few months we were invited by ITV (Italian TV) to record our performance. After the recording they said that they were cash strapped and couldn't pay too much. We were used to that, because in India no one really paid or paid well at all – In Delhi we got Rs.250. But the Italian TV pay turned out to be a lot more than we had ever imagined. Excited about our big pay, we spotted a second-hand car sales place across the TV station and Gopal and I immediately bought ourselves a Black Volkswagen Beetle, with a Number 1 plate. We excitedly discussed how we could drive back home to India, because in those days you could've driven back home to India.
In 1968, we drove to Munich, and the Southern German Radio & TV : Bayerischer Rundfunk, also recorded our performance. After the recording they enquired how much the Italians had paid us and simply upped our pay by a lot more. We were so happy and amused. I remember in Frankfurt, I also went and got myself my first pair of contact lenses.
We met and made so many amazing friends along the way, some famous and some not. While we performed and drove all over Europe, our beloved second hand car would often break down. I remember a lot of our friends like actress Vanessa Redgrave and even the Qatari ambassador to India were among the many people pushing that car.
In London we performed at various places, including the Mercury theatre, where T.S Elliot had performed his plays. Everywhere we went we received rave reviews. London is where we finally settled down for a while and continued to perform. Gopal began writing on the arts for The Times and The Sunday Times in London and wrote a book on Indian music, Filigree in Sound that was published in London. At the time the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) had an event called the World Theatre season. It was the most prestigious theatre festival and they approached us to bring a play to the event. Gopal said – "Yes, we'd like to, but the play I'd like to bring I haven't written it yet." He wanted to write a Ramayana relevant to our times, a modern, dramatic and humane interpretation of the Sanskrit epic. RSC happily agreed and signed a contract with us. When our event with RSC was announced, a TATA representative from London came forward to financially back the venture because we were getting India a good name. They awarded Gopal with a Homi Bhabha fellowship, the third person in the country to get it.
At the end of our two-year adventure, in 1970, we returned to India and began preparations on the Ramayana. We also needed to find a space to rehearse the play. We began with the process of auditioning actors and actresses in Bombay for our new play. I remember Amjad Khan came, and others from FTII (Film & Television Institute of India) and soon we had a good crew. While in Bombay, I heard that Morarji Desai, deputy to the Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was also in-charge of allotting government housing to artists in Delhi, so I approached him about a place and he called me to his office at 7.30 in the morning. Gopal had written a preface on our Ramayana, and I showed it to him. Morarji Desai said he would read it and that I should return the next morning at exactly the same time. I thought he was a nasty man for calling me at 7.30 am in the morning. Nonetheless, I went and he had read it, had made some notes and said it was wonderful. I was shown six locations, and asked me to choose whichever house I'd like. I chose this one in Lutyen's Delhi. Gopal hollowed out the bunglow, redesigned the space, and included a 50-seat indoor theatre. He did a lot of the work all by himself.
Soon after rehearsals began, the cast went on strike over some grouses. Now when I look back it was probably an attempt by some envious people whose incitements sabotaged our crew. It was dreadful and we were upset, but we went to the bank, paid them their dues and said our byes. On a trip to Simla to pick up my daughter from her boarding school, Gopal who had clearly been doing a lot of thinking, asked me to perform all the 22 roles in the Ramayana he had written, by myself. He was inspired by the narrations of Kathas (the traditional Indian storytelling format) at his home in Lucknow, UP. I was not so sure, but Gopal rewrote the script into the form of a Katha and it began to look very good – and we began working on it. But there was more disappointing news. When RSE heard that our Ramayana was going to be a one-woman show, their interest in the project turned cold. They had envisioned an epic story with a large crew. That was a big blow. Nonetheless, we didn't stop the work and I performed it for the first time in 1970, for a small audience above the porch of Ashok Hotel and later at other venues, including our own theatre.
One day, a team from USA Educational Institute sent 15-20 people to see the Ramayana. It was their last night in India but they were quite impressed with the show and asked us to meet them for breakfast before they flew out. They said it was the first time they had seen something that displayed a contemporary spirit of India, moreover it was in English and hence understandable. They invited us to USA and to perform through their colleges. We went to America, and in the course of travelling, we were also asked to perform at the 1000-seater National theatre School of Canada in Ottawa. Along the way we met with a big New York based lawyer and an angel investor, Robert A. Hendrickson who was known to fund the arts, and was interested in our work. He came along with us to Canada to see how we did with a big audience. Of course, we did splendidly well, and soon he contacted us to do a season on Broadway and that's how we got to New York Broadway. It was most fantastic. So far, we are the first and only Indian production to have performed on that platform.
In 1981, TN Kaul, the Indian ambassador to USA, suggested that we perform the Ramayana at the NCPA (National Centre of Performing Arts), Bombay, but NCPA's response to sponsoring the show was at best luke-warm. Kaul then invited actors Sunil & Nargis Dutt to watch us at Akshara. After the show, the Dutts insisted on paying for the play to be staged at NCPA. We agreed and played for 10 days straight to a full house. I remember after one of our shows, JRD Tata invited us for tea and said that he hadn't watched the play, but it wasn't because he did not want to. He had sent his driver to buy tickets but even the cheapest tickets were being sold in 'black' outside.
Our Ramayana has since been staged more than 2,000 times over 45 years at the most prestigious of institutions around the world and everywhere we went the theatres were filled with audiences. We did a lot of more work after that. A play called Karma, which was funny and moderm. I produced, performed in and narrated most of Gopal's acclaimed television films like India Alive, The Kashmir Story, The Sufi Way, Gitanjali and Gandhi's Gita, a play about Mahatma Gandhi's translation of the Bhagavad Gita into Gujarati and how he and his wife Kasturba went through the final revision in the Himalayan foothills.
Gopal passed away in June of 2016, and his last appearance on stage was on April 13, 2016, when he played the part of the British Presiding Magistrate in the play about my father in the English Prison: Suresh Vaidya vs The British Government.
I miss him a lot. But we both believed in our work, the wisdom of life, love and theatrical arts and that should never stop. These days I am writing a play on Gopal and my life. A life that we have so loved, enjoyed and shared. We built a wonderful world together.
But this story is about Akshara Theatre, Gopal Sharman, me, our family, friends and well-wishers. We have been theatre performers for so many years and we have been extremely fortunate. Built in phases over a decade by Gopal himself and his team, the Akshara theatre, a non-profit arts institution, is spread over an acre of land and has grown to a 96-seat indoor theatre, and a 300-seat amphitheatre at the back of the property.
Our life is about our work, and anyone who is a part of our family or the theater has to willy-nilly perform, including our dogs and cats.
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95 – An avid sportswoman who managed several teams during the Asian Games 1982
Image and Text contributed by Manmeet Sahni, Maryland, USA
This picture of my mother Parveen Kaur was taken at a photo studio in Patiala, Punjab after she successfully attained a first division in M.P.ed (Masters in Physical Education) at the Government college of Physical Education in Patiala.
Parveen Kaur (Arora) was born in the small hill town of Mussoorie, India in 1952. The 'Arora' family originally belonged to Rawalpindi, (now Pakistan), and moved to Mussourie during the Indo-Pak partition.
My grandfather S. Chet Singh was a cloth merchant and he, as was with many others, had to abandon his business and assets when they moved to India. My grandfather tried to re-establish his business in Mussoorie but it was difficult. He then decided to move to Delhi for better prospects. The family settled in the western parts of the city. He bought a small piece of land and set up a Deli shop. The business couldn't pick up the way it had in Rawalpindi, but they did manage to do reasonably well.
When the family moved to Delhi, Parveen Kaur was just 11. She was the youngest in a family of five sisters and two brothers. At the time, the family norm was that women should get married as soon as they turns 18 or younger if an appropriate groom was found. So all my aunts (mother's sisters) got married early and none of them completed their graduation.
My mother, being the youngest managed to claim her right to education. An avid sportswoman at the age of 13, she went on to represent her school for Nationals in Basketball. At the Nationals she became an all-rounder best player at the Janaki Devi Mahavidyala(JDM College) at the University of Delhi. She was the only daughter of the family who went to a hostel. It was very difficult to convince my grandfather, but he finally gave in to her daughter's want of pursuing a career of her choice. She then pursued her masters in physical education in Patiala, after which, she returned to Delhi looking for work.
In 2010, she was appointed the host manager of her college grounds which was officially selected as one of the practice venues at the Common Wealth Games. At the time she was also battling cancer, but was very excited and performed her role of a host manager with great enthusiasm.
My mother, Parveen Kaur served the college as Directorate in Physical Education until December, 2010. All through her tenure, the sports teams' did very well and the college was reckoned in the top five colleges' for sports at the university rankings.
She passed away, on February 4, 2011 and is fondly remembered by all the faculty, friends and family as one of the most zealous, interesting women and sports personalities of her time. The college has now instituted two yearly awards for 'Outstanding Sports Person' in her name.
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27 – The first known girl rock band of India
Image and Text contributed by Anisha Jacob Sachdev, New Delhi.
This picture with my mother Anupa Jacob (nee Nathaniel) and her closest friend Shalini was taken when they were in school at Convent of Jesus & Mary in Delhi. They would have been around 15 years old. My mother was a Rajasthani, from the small town of Nasirabad near Ajmer. Her father was orphaned when a plague hit the village, he and many others were then adopted by the British. Everyone adopted was converted to Christianity and given the last name 'Nathaniel'. From Nathu Singh, my grandfather became Fazal Masih Nathaniel. He went on to become the Head of the English Language Department at Mayo College, Ajmer.
My mother married my father Philip Jacob, in 1968. He is a Syrian Christian – whom she met while she was studying at school around the age of 15, he was studying at St. Columba's School.
One of the most interesting parts of my mother's life was that Shalini, some other friends and she, formed the first ever Delhi University's Girl Rock Band called "Mad Hatter" in their 1st year of college at Miranda House. My mother was the lead guitarist and singer. Though I cannot confirm it, my father tells me that my mom also got to meet the Beatles when they performed, albeit privately in Delhi in 1966.
My mother had four kids. She was also a piano teacher, and her youngest child and my youngest sister Arunima is autistic but an ace piano player and has performed Beethoven Music pieces with complete accuracy.
My mother suffered a cardiac arrest in 1982, and passed away in 1986. Shalini Gupta, my mother's friend in the photograph (left) is now a psychologist in London.
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The sun has risen but the wind has not kicked up yet. The lake is still mirror smooth. Time to take some pictures.
With the sun still low in the sky, the trees around the lakeshore cast interesting shadows like these in the Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho.
You need to keep low as well. Sit or lay down on the shore if you can. Try not to keep the camera at normal eye level. That's what everyone else sees and does. It will make a dramatic difference in your photographs
As the sun climbs in the sky, don't just look at the scene in front of you, look how it reflects on the water and frame your picture accordingly.
Do you want a mirror image? Then put the far shoreline in the middle.
Nice, but kinda static. I like asymmetrical photos. Put a bit of foreground into your frame to break it up. Wouldn't you like to be camping here?
Adding some foreground and using a tree for the right border gives the image some energy. Here is a question for you. Look at that photo for a minute. What do your eyes keep being drawn to? The screen house on the right? That is because our eyes search for a focal point, a main point of interest. It doesn't have to be in the center of the frame. We see the sky, the mountains, the reflection, but our eyes like linear lines. A pathway. So they end up looking at the far shoreline and follow it left to right (the way most of us read). They bounce off the tree border and settle on the screen house. Then you notice the covered boat next to it and your eyes relax and you start thinking about your camp setup. Right? And how it would look there.
Leading lines are a big part of photography, painting, and art in general. You want to lead the viewer into, not out of, your image and it's focal point. Unless it is some abstract art that is meant to be confusing and headache inducing.
But enough of my babbling. Oh, that is Stanley Inlet campground in the Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho. Highly recommended!
I don't mean for you to strip to your skivvies and pretend you are a fish, I mean don't focus in the distance. Focus on the lakebed in front of you for your next lake picture. Here is an example. Alturas Lake in Idaho.
I focused on the rocks at my feet. Just aim at the lake bottom, hold your shutter button down halfway so your camera sets focus and exposure, then without letting go recompose your shot and press the shutter button.
My eyes move from the rocks underwater to the reflected clouds, the reflected mountain, the mountain, and finally the clouds. They end up back on the rocks. Like my love life.
I did this in the photo below as well. It allows you to see detail under the water.
Paulina Lake in the Newberry National Volcanic Monument in Oregon. If I had focused on the mountains in the background I would have lost all definition on the patterns of the sand in the foreground. Another example.
I don't care if the background is a little blurry because the point of interest for me is the foreground. Indian Springs campground near Yuba Gap, CA.
So your favorite reservoir has been drawn down and you want to "reflect" your feelings? Do something like this.
Little Grass Valley Reservoir near La Porte, California, was about 18 feet lower in 2008 than 2006. I dragged my canoe down to the muddy shoreline to create a shipwrecked look, waiting for the right time of day to have the reflection brighter than the shorelines.
I waited again on the sun for this next photograph.
The clouds in the sky are blown out but it doesn't really matter. I just want to get in and paddle!
By incorporating the gear you have in an image, you can make the picture tell a story.
Like this final one.
North Cascades National Park in Washington. Mid-day, choppy water, nothing much going on. My office. Enough said.
Regards, Park Ranger

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About Women's Health Market Womens health refers to the overall well-being experienced by women this includes physical, mental, and social well-being. It deals with the diagnosis and treatment of various diseases and conditions that affect women such as HIV/AIDS, endometriosis, infertility, polycystic ovary syndrome, postmenopausal osteoporosis, and cancer (primarily ovarian and breast cancer). It also includes issues other than the biological conditions, like gender inequality (women are sometimes not able to afford medical treatments) or other socioeconomic issues. Technavios analysts forecast the global women's health market to grow at a CAGR of 3.84% during the period 2016-2020. Covered in this report The report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the global women's health market for 2016-2020. To calculate the market size, the report considers the revenue generated by the sales of drugs and devices for women's health issues. The market is divided into the following segments based on geography: Americas APAC Europe MEA Technavio's report, Global Women's Health Market 2016-2020, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the market landscape and its growth prospects over the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market. Key vendors Allergan Bayer HealthCare Merck Pfizer Teva Pharmaceuticals Other prominent vendors Agile Therapeutics Amgen Apothecus Pharmaceutical AstraZeneca Blairex Laboratories Bristol-Myers Squibb EffRx Ferring International Center GlaxoSmithKline HLL Lifecare Janssen Pharmaceutical Lipocine Ligand Pharmaceuticals Lupin Pharmaceuticals Mayer Laboratories Medicines 360 Neurocrine Biosciences Novartis Novo Nordisk Pantarhei Bioscience Sanofi Market driver Rise in number of older women worldwide For a full, detailed list, view our report Market challenge High cost and inaccessibility of health services For a full, detailed list, view our report Market trend Rise in STIs For a full, detailed list, view our report Key questions answered in this report What will the market size be in 2020 and what will the growth rate be? What are the key market trends? What is driving this market? What are the challenges to market growth? Who are the key vendors in this market space? What are the market opportunities and threats faced by the key vendors? What are the strengths and weaknesses of the key vendors? You can request one free hour of our analysts time when you purchase this market report. Details are provided within the report.
PART 01: Executive summary
PART 02: Scope of the report
Market overview
Top-vendor offerings
PART 03: Market research methodology
Research methodology
Economic indicators
PART 04: Introduction
Key market highlights
PART 05: Market landscape
Market overview
Market size and forecast
Five forces analysis
PART 06: Market segmentation by application
Market overview
Global postmenopausal osteoporosis market
Global contraceptives market
Global infertility market
Global menopause market
Global endometriosis market
Global polycystic ovary syndrome market
PART 07: Geographical segmentation
Market overview
Women's health market in Americas
Women's health market in Europe
Women's health market in APAC
Women's health market in MEA
PART 08: Market drivers
PART 09: Impact of drivers
PART 10: Market challenges
PART 11: Impact of drivers and challenges
PART 12: Market trends
PART 13: Vendor landscape
Competitive scenario
PART 14: Key vendor analysis
Bayer HealthCare
Teva Pharmaceuticals
Other prominent vendors
PART 15: Appendix
List of abbreviations
PART 16: Explore Technavio
List of Exhibits
Exhibit 01: Global women's health market segmentation
Exhibit 02: Product offerings
Exhibit 03: Global women's health market 2015-2020 ($ billions)
Exhibit 04: Five forces analysis
Exhibit 05: Global women's health market segmentation by application 2015
Exhibit 06: Global women's health market segmentation by application 2020
Exhibit 07: Global women's health market by application 2015-2020 ($ billions)
Exhibit 08: Global women's health market by application 2015-2020 (% share)
Exhibit 09: Global postmenopausal osteoporosis market 2015-2020 ($ billions)
Exhibit 10: Global contraceptives market 2015-2020 ($ billions)
Exhibit 11: Global infertility market 2015-2020 ($ billions)
Exhibit 12: Global menopause market 2015-2020 ($ billions)
Exhibit 13: Global endometriosis market 2015-2020 ($ billions)
Exhibit 14: Global polycystic ovary syndrome market 2015-2020 ($ millions)
Exhibit 15: Global women's health market geographical segmentation 2015
Exhibit 16: Global women's health market geographical segmentation 2015-2020 ($ billions)
Exhibit 17: Women's health market in Americas 2015-2020 ($ billions)
Exhibit 18: Women's health market in Europe 2015-2020 ($ billions)
Exhibit 19: Women's health market in APAC 2015-2020 ($ billions)
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This building was a traditional two-storey mid-terrace domestic residence of Victorian vintage with a pitched tiled roof.
The front bay windows showed visible distortion and distress, accompanied by significant cracking to both main brickwork and brick entrance arches, which had also dropped.
It was clearly evident that the bay window had rotated away from the main building line, owing to subsidence. The bay window's foundations were shallow, compared with those of the main building. This situation had been exacerbated by the close proximity of a tall tree that was further desiccating the clay subsoil, though the subsidence was not deemed severe enough at the time to warrant underpinning.
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Arboricultural works were undertaken on the tree (by others), to reduce the crown and accordingly lower its water demand from the underlying clay.
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Share another experience before you go.I really enjoyed the special menu. My children run all the evening on the square. I had time to relax with my wife. A good bottle of wine and a great meal, made an unforgettable experience. See you soon
In keeping with the underlying theme - poor/surely service spoilt the dinner. Visited this restaurant on our way to plan d'eau in which we found the food to be quite agreeable. Both had the set menu and we found the mushroom ravioli to be extremely tasty while the bavette steak although well seasoned was slightly on the tough side. My... More
I have eaten several times at this hotel over the past 10 years. It has never been wonderful, but I've had some reasonable meals there. This time the service was atrocious and the food was appalling: The lamb was "like school dinners but worse"; no one asked how the steak should be done; and the Baratier trout tasted of nothing.... More
For a small village restaurant it can be regarded as Average to Good. My husband and I ate here twice during our stay and on both occasions the restaurant was full, the meals were quite acceptable, however, the staff struggled with the number of patrons as did the chef resulting in somewhat slow service and frustration from both the diners... More
It feels like people who work here actually hate tourists! We constantly saw English, American tourists got up and left after 1 hour wait because they were not even been offered a drink. Average service time of a lunch meal is 2-3 hours wait in our case. Just sell your place if you can not do the service job properly,... More
Embrun is not a particularly charming village. However, if you travel around Haute-Alps and Provence, it could be an interesting stop. This restuarant, twinned to the Hotel with the same name, is located exactly in the main square, with outdoor tables and a relaxing atmosphere. The food is good, the price in the average, the staff very nice. Try the... More
Unassuming hotel front, we wandered in for an afternoon coffee and ended up staying the night. Lovely food in the restaurant (get in early as it got quite busy), and superb room 21 with view out the front, woke up to blue skies and snowy alpes in the distance. Very comfortable room, reasonable price.
We dined in the restaurant whilst staying in the hotel during August 2011. We found both the service and food of good quality. Prices were very reasonable and there is a good quality wine list. Would definitely recommend.
The staff were helpful and pleasant. The Plat De Jour was 19 euros and was amazing and a good variety for all three courses. I visited twice during my stay and the standard remained very good. The restaurant was full of locals which is always and indicator of the quality. I look forward to my next visit
Great food, regional specialties mixed with "must eat" french plates. You can see that the cook loves his job, everything tastes great and is definitely homemade! If you want to spend a great dinner, speak to some locals in the bar, you come here! The price is very reasonable and teh place is always crowded, not only with tourists but... More
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Creative. Green. Affordable. Narrow Lot Floor Plans Gain Traction with Young Home Buyers
Not everyone is made for the sprawling suburban environment with huge homes and acres of lawn. For those who prefer a smaller ecological footprint for their home, the narrow lot house design offers new and fresh perspectives. In some areas, narrow lot home designs are even encouraged to increase social interaction among neighbors and promote a feeling of community.
Reminiscent of Bungalow Row in Chicago and the iconic Philadelphia and San Francisco Row Houses, narrow lot home plans can be attractive, fanciful, and yes, spacious!
Typical row houses in San Francisco with covered entranceways and balconies.
What can you do with your narrow lot?
With soaring land prices, potential homeowners are looking at narrow lot home plans, and being more inventive and imaginative in building their homes. Dimensions of about 50 feet (or less) in width and about 85 feet (or less) in depth may be limited -but it's amazing what one can do with creative designs and floor plans.
The most efficient use of space is a two-story house plan - with the living room, dining and kitchen areas, family room/den, and half bath on the main level. Bedrooms and bathrooms and bonus room can be found on the second floor.
Built on a lot 47 feet wide and 48 feet deep, this two-story narrow lot house (Plan #149-1712) plan has four bedrooms, two-and-half- baths and a three car garage. It has a family room and a bonus room upstairs.
A landscaped yard and covered front porch welcome guests to this lovely two-story three-bedroom house on a lot 43 feet wide and 43 feet deep (Plan # 161-1018). The main level has the kitchen/dining areas, family room, mud room, laundry room, and half bath. The bedrooms and bathrooms are on the second level.
Even homes built on a narrow lot have all the amenities and comforts one desires. Landscaping the small front yard adds to the home's curb appeal and attractiveness.
An inviting covered front porch and a balcony are very nice touches to the home. A rear patio can extend the dining area to accommodate more entertaining space. Lots of windows of all sizes and shapes – and strategically placed - provide plenty of natural light to filter around the home.
For the home's interior, the modern open floor plan works best - where the kitchen, living room and dining area connect and flow smoothly into each other. A built-in pantry, shelves, and plenty of drawers in kitchen islands provide ample storage room.
From master suites to the second and third bedrooms – there is more than enough space to fit large closets. You can also squeeze in storage space in bathrooms. And, if you want more storage room, you can always extend the garage.
Don't be fooled by this narrow lot house plan (above). Although just 32 feet wide and a little over 56 feet deep, its design provides options for a basement and a bonus room. Check out the front porch and rocking chairs as you enter the house. The rendering on the right shows the open floor plan highlighting the smooth access from the second floor to the living-dining-kitchen areas. Floor plans for Plan # 131-1220 are shown below.
This beautiful two-story home with two-bedrooms and two full baths is situated on a really narrow lot – 24 feet wide and 30 feet deep (Plan 115-1370). But, it packs a lot of comfort and space. One bedroom is on the main floor with easy access to the kitchen/living/dining areas. The master suite is on the second floor.
One-Story Narrow Lot Home Plans
If you're an empty-nester or someone who prefers not to navigate stairs to the second story, there are wonderful options with a single level home built on a narrow lot. Porches, patios, courtyards, and some landscaping enhance the exteriors of these one-story homes.
Tall windows and flower boxes are great accents, too.
Whether it's a one-bedroom, two-bedroom or three-bedroom house, you can design the interior of your narrow lot house plan for maximum comfort, space, and all the amenities of modern living.
On a lot measuring 38 feet wide and 74 feet deep, this house plan (142-1031) is a one-story, three-bedroom, two-bath home with several appealing features. Starting with a covered front porch, a foyer, rear porch and open kitchen/dining/living areas. The bedrooms are good-sized with plenty of closet space.
This delightful one-story home – on a lot measuring 39 feet wide and 72 feet deep – has one bedroom and an office that can converted into a second small bedroom. The kitchen/dining area in this floor plan (165-1085) opens onto a patio.
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>> You can be creative and imaginative in designing both their exteriors and interiors.
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Amazon Expands Prime Video in India
Having launched its Prime Video at a lower price than Netflix, Amazon India is now consolidating partnerships to expand its user base in the country. It recently partnered with Vodafone, which, after its merger with Idea Cellular in a $23 million deal, is the biggest telecom company in the country with a customer base of 400 million. Amazon aims to penetrate this user base and also build a competitive edge against Reliance Jio and other Indian service providers that are offering streaming services on mobile phones.
Forbes reports that Amazon India is focusing on local content and targeting smartphone video consumers in India. Mint claims that India is expected to have 650 million internet users by 2020, making it a huge market for video-on-demand consumption.
Amazon's strategy of partnering with a telecom operator that can provide 4G services on mobile phones will likely work since the majority of India's population is not likely to invest in a fast landline broadband connection to view content on large screens.
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India's Jio Hopes to Be World's Fifth Largest Telecom Operator
Reliance Jio, which launched India's first nationwide LTE network in September 2016, signed up more than 100 million 4G subscribers in less than six months. South Korea's Samsung is Jio's sole LTE network provider.
End February this year, Jio and Samsung extended their partnership, and announced plans to enhance the LTE network in rural areas to cover 90 percent of the population by the end of the year. Jyotindra Thacker, president of Jio, said, "We've taken the country from data shortage to data abundance," adding that the company aims to be the fifth largest operator globally, reports Mobile World Live.
Jio and Samsung have plans to work together to improve "efficiency in the RAN as well as the core". Jio's senior vice president Tareq Amin recounted the company's many achievements: the first in the world to offer LTE multicast services on a large scale; the first in the country to deploy TDD-FDD LTE carrier aggregation, and to offer LTE Cat 6. He also said that Jio's network has the highest density of hetnets in the world.
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Smartphones Change Lives of Rural Women in India
28-year old Manisha Badekar runs a design and tailoring shop in Supane, a village in India's western state of Maharashtra. Though she is well-versed in basic tailoring, Badekar has never been to a design school. Yet, her advanced design learning has been via a smartphone, which she uses to look up designs and re-create them. She is the first both in her family, and among the women in Supane from her generation, to use a smartphone and access the Internet. Badekar also keeps in touch with friends on WhatsApp which she accesses on a 4G connection. She says, "I think everybody should learn how to use the Internet. "
Another 28-year old from the same region, Monali Shinde, spouse of a soldier in the Indian Army, is excited about the smartphone. Though she doesn't own one herself, she uses one belonging to Asha Kamle, a well-respected woman in the village who has taught many women how to use smartphones. Shinde is an Arts graduate and a teacher by profession. Interested in design, she learned how to cut fabrics, and paper, and also how to fashion mehendi (henna) designs, and clothes designs. "I used to be so excited, every evening, when I had time for a half hour or an hour, I used to come sit with Tai (Kamle is respectfully referred to as 'older sister') and learn," Shinde says. Aside from learning about possible home businesses, she wants to use the Internet to teach her children. "It is a really a useful way for them to learn, with pictures, and videos," she says.
In the same village of Supane, is 33-year old Pallavi Kamble, whose husband is a daily wage earner. She has discovered recipes on the smartphone which she tries out at home to entice her children to eat their vegetables (which they hate)! She doesn't own a smartphone buts looks forward to a time when smartphones will be available in a range of $38 – $45 so that she can buy one, reports The Hindu.
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Blackberry Will Make Android Devices in India
Waterloo Canada-based Blackberry announced its partnership with New Delhi, India-based Optiemus Infracom, an existing distribution partner for BlackBerry devices in the country. Blackberry will license device software and brand assets to Optiemus, which will design, manufacture, sell, promote, and support BlackBerry-branded devices in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bangladesh.
Alex Thurber, senior vice president, general manager, Mobility Solutions at BlackBerry said, "India is a very important market for BlackBerry, so we are delighted our latest licensing partnership will extend the BlackBerry software experience to more customers and support the Indian government's 'Make In India' agenda. This is an important milestone in our strategy to put 'the smart in the phone', providing state-of-the-art security and device software on a platform relevant to mobile customers, with more localization."
BlackBerry will continue to control and develop its security and software solutions and maintain trusted BlackBerry security software, including regular Android security updates to the platform, reports telecomlead.
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Huawei: India Will Adopt 5G Technology Soon
Huawei India CEO Jay Chen said that India's telecom operators will start adopting 5G technology from this year onward.
"I can tell you massive MIMO (Multiple In Multiple Out) technology (part of 5G technology) will go to India this year. We have had discussions with leading telecom operators who are interested, and right now it is only available with Huawei for commercial deployment," Chen told the Press Trust of India in an interview.
Chen has discussed the 5G solution for business to business, business to consumer, and business to home services with Airtel's chairman Mittal, and added that 5G standards will be firmed up next year when wide scale commercial deployment of 5G will begin, reports themarshalltown.com
"Earlier there was spectrum scarcity in India. There were 13 operators who were involved in tariff wars. Since last year we have not seen operators complaining about spectrum scarcity. Availability of spectrum gives them the opportunity to deploy the latest technologies like 5G. With Huawei we see this as a very positive move. Our growth has also improved in India in the last two years," Chen said.
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Oh Kendra, I can very much relate, who knows what our babies name will be. My husband likes nothing. When I named Summer, emphasis on "I", I had to finally say, "listen I've prayed about this." Which I really had, but still should it have to come to that!!! hahaha. Naughty husbands.
Your pictures are precious, great and just pull me in always. I need to do the instagram, I've been meaning to. Take care,
I love your belly. I need to do mine too!I'll follow you when I am finished with my instagram/twitter fast :-)
I am taking a break till end of April and maybe the first weeks of May til we get back from vacation :-)
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One thing I love about Thanksgiving is that it's kind of the last hurrah for the autumn season and there are so many natural elements that you can use to decorate for the fall. If you're running out of time and you need some ideas for quick and fun Thanksgiving or fall decor, give these a try!
These are all very inexpensive; I just used things I already had on hand. They are also very easy. If you can handle simple tasks involving cutting, gluing, and writing, then this will be a piece of cake (Mmmm... CAKE! That sounds good! I might have to do some baking later today!).
Autumn Leaf Wreath:
The idea is very simple. Glue some fall leaves to a cardboard circle and you're done. There are a few tips though that will make this easier. Choose leaves that are mostly dry so they will keep their shape better and work gently because any dry places will crumble if you use too much force. Also, use larger leaves in the back, smaller ones in the front. I used a variety of maple, and tulip tree leaves. I have neither one of these trees. It has been rather windy lately and these leaves blew into my yard just so I could use them to create fall decorations. How nice!
Autumn Leaf Garland:
All you'll need for this simple leaf garland is string, wire, or ribbon, glue and an assortment of leaves. Arrange your leaves in the order you want them, or grab them randomly. Glue them along your string and hang them up to enjoy. As with the wreath, use mostly dried leaves so they keep their shape better. Some curling will happen and that's ok. If you use completely dried leaves, they will be very brittle. Work gently so as not to crush the drier parts of the leaves. Also, you may choose to cut off the stems or leave them. I cut mine off, but it doesn't really matter.
Thankful Banner:
This is the most difficult of the three projects, but it's very simple also. Cut uniform triangles out of brown paper grocery bags. Stamp them all over with various leaf patterns in fall colors, then use a good quality marker to write the letters. I spelled out "Thankful", but you can choose any word (or words) you please. Next, glue them onto a ribbon. You could also use decorative yarn, string, or whatever strikes your fancy.
There you are! Three simple ideas to decorate for this season. I hope you enjoy them and maybe they will inspire you to come up with some other ideas as well. If you have more time on your hands, consider checking out these other fall decorating tutorials:
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I guys, Recently I bought zephyr for my iPhone 4s and I love it. It's very usefull for multitasking. Too bad zephyr don't work for iPad 2. What is other app that work like zephyr or better than zephyr for ipad2. Sorry if this thread already posted, tks
Well, Zephyr was actually created because the iPhones didn't have multigestures. Since you can do all the gestures on the iPad that Zephyr does on the iPhone, I don't imagine that another tweak will be developed (or that Zephyr will be ported to the iPad). Though, it WOULD be wicked cool to show the multitask bar using only one finger versus four or five... Marilyn
You have something like it by default on 5.0+ iOS. The only multigesture function that I find useful that comes default with 5.0 is the 5 finger swipe left/right to "alt+tab" into the next app. Other than that, I prefer Activator's simple features.