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Looking for further information on Abraham Leas (son of Leonard and Salome "Sarah" Leas)of York Co, PA and his descendants. This is what I have:
1. Abraham LEAS appeared on the census in 1790 in York Co., PA. Mixed townships - may have had land in several townships.
An Abraham Leas, over 45 yr old, is mentioned in the Manheim Twp Census with no wife and six children - perhaps this Abraham.
He was married to Anna Marie or Mary ]?] LEAS.
An Abraham Leas and his wife Anna Maria are shown as sponsors at a baptism in Kreutz Creek Lutheran Church in 1740's. Abraham LEAS and Anna Marie or Mary ]?] LEAS had the following children:
+2 i. Mary LEAS.
2. Mary LEAS was born on Oct 20 1794 in Pennsylvania. She died on Apr 5 1864 in Goshen, Elkhart, IN.
She was married to Daniel BECKNER (son of Daniel BECKNER and Anna DANNER) about 1813 in York Co., PA. Daniel BECKNER was born on Jun 5 1789 in Pennsylvania. He died on Feb 6 1870 in LaClede, MO.
Mary LEAS and Daniel BECKNER had the following children:
+3 i. Levi Lease BECKNER.
3. Levi Lease BECKNER was born on Sep 9 1814 in Botetourt, VA. He died on Oct 29 1902 in LaClede, MO. He is said to have died at Conway. Also thought to have served in the Civil War.
He was married to Sarah Ann MILLER on Jan 20 1842 in Dallas Co, MO. They are said to have been married at Long Lane. Sarah Ann MILLER was born on May 2 1822 in McMinn Co, TN. She died on Dec 6 1902 in Greene Co, MO. She died at Nogo in Greene County.
Levi Lease BECKNER and Sarah Ann MILLER had the following children:
+4 i. Isabel Adeline BECKNER.
4. Isabel Adeline BECKNER was born on Jan 22 1856 in LaClede, MO. She was born at Conway. She died on Mar 28 1940 in Greene Co, MO.
She was married to John Jacob Astor GIBSON on Aug 14 1884 in Greene Co, MO. John Jacob Astor GIBSON was born on Mar 13 1855 in Greene Co, MO. He died on May 28 1948 in Greene Co, MO.
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István Gyulai
István Gyulai (March 21, 1943 in Budapest – March 12, 2006 in Monte Carlo) was a former Hungarian television commentator and General Secretary of the IAAF.
A sprinter during his active athletics career, he was a 28-time national champion. He won two relay medals in two editions of the Universiade: a gold medal over 4 x 100 metres in 1963 and a silver medal over 4 x 400 metres in 1965. He participated in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics.[1] He was part of the Budapest Honvéd sports club.[2]
He started his television career in 1970 on Hungarian television. He led the sport section between 1990 and 1991.
He was a member of the IAAF Council from 1984 until 2001, and from 1991 until his death he was the General Secretary of the IAAF. During his years in the council, he still worked for the Hungarian Television as well.[1] He was a key figure in helping Hungary host major athletics events; among the competitions held in the country were two editions of the IAAF World Indoor Championships, the 1994 IAAF World Cross Country Championships and the 1998 European Athletics Championships.[3]
On October 7, 2006, the athletics stadium in Debrecen, Hungary was rededicated the István Gyulai Athletics Stadium in his honour. Five years after his death, the István Gyulai Memorial – Hungarian Athletics Grand Prix was launched in his honour, with his son Marton acting as meeting director.[3]
His wife, middle-distance runner Olga Kazi, also competed at the Olympics for Hungary.[4] Both his sons followed his steps in sports. The elder, Miklós Gyulai, a sprinter who was national champion and ran the 4x100 relay on the 2000 Sydney Olympics and the 4x100 relay final on the 2001 World Championships, later became the founding member of the Hungarian bobsleigh team, competing in 1994, 1998 and 2002 Winter Olympics. His younger son, Márton Gyulai is currently member of the Hungarian bobsleigh team. The idea of the boys trying themselves out in bobsleigh came from their father.
- ^ a b Istvan Gyulai : 1943 - 2006. IAAF (2006-03-12). Retrieved on 2011-07-31.
- ^ István Gyulai. Sports Reference. Retrieved on 2011-07-31.
- ^ a b Inaugural Istvan Gyulai Memorial announced. IAAF (2011-05-23). Retrieved on 2011-07-31.
- ^ Olga Kazi. Sports Reference. Retrieved on 2011-07-31.


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Export Growth and Domestic Performance
AbstractA VAR approach is used to analyze the effects of export growth on the evolution of GDP, domestic employment, and investment in 39 economies. The results strongly support the export-led growth hypothesis. Export growth affects GDP growth positively in 30 countries. In six countries, all of them inward-looking, the effects are negative. For these countries, and for these countries alone, export growth has a negative effect on the evolution of both domestic employment and investment. This also suggests the importance of the indirect effects of exports on GDP growth. Copyright 2000 by Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
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Well, after testing Audio Suite 2.0 for a few days I had to conclude that for general sp-midi polytones generation, version 1.1 is superior to its predecessor 2.0.
In 2.0 you have to export the midi from cubase, then IMPORT it to the vst in order to set the MIP and then export the SP-Midi from the vst.
In 1.1 you could export the midi from cubase and then save the MIP value from the VST to the already exported midi.
The kind of double-work that is neccessary in 2.0 is inconvenient and I'm turning back to 1.1
I'm writing this as constructive feedback in sincere hope that future Audio Suite versions will again allow me to save the MIP values to the already exported midi file.


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This well maintained studio apartment is an ideal base for exploring Tunbridge Wells and the surrounding Kent and Sussex countryside. Tunbridge Wells offers easy access to London (50 minutes by train) and the south coast (including a range of beaches and tourist towns such as Brighton and Rye).
The studio is within walking distance of shops (including Royal Victoria Place, the Farmers' market and craft markets), restaurants, two theatres and the historic Pantiles.
The apartment consists of a small entrance porch which opens into a large sitting room with an easy to convert double futon sofa bed. There is a separate kitchen and bathroom.
Unfortunately The Studio does not have disabled access or space for mobility scooters.
|Sleeps up to 2, Studio
|Nearest beach
|Hastings 46 km
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|Nearest airport: Gatwick 40 km, Nearest railway: Tunbridge Wells 500 m
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV
|Kettle, Toaster
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge
|1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Double beds (1), Dining seats for 2, Lounge seats for 2
|Linen provided, Towels provided
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Arrivals 3pm
Departures 12noon
Tea coffee and milk provided for arrival
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Royal Tunbridge Wells is a historic spa town surrounded by glorious Kent and Sussex countryside; with easy access to a number of picturesque villages, historic buildings and gardens, including:
- Hever castle: Anne Boleyn's childhood home is 8 miles from Tunbridge Wells
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- Chartwell: Winston Churchill's country residence
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Easy walking distance to shops, restaurants and theatres. Tunbridge Wells has a range of chain and local pubs and restaurants.
From the Studio you can walk to the Pantiles (10 minutes away), the Common and three parks.
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Bling It On's lucky streak may hold for NSW Derby
Chris Roots NSW Derby favourite Bling It On has had an adventurous past couple of weeks, escaping the bushfires in Victoria before winning a heat at Menangle last week.
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Atantic Jewel stretches winning streak to nine
Michael Lynch Stocks Stakes nothing more than a track gallop for emerging superstar Atlantic Jewel.
Long John continues Darley's hot streak
Patrick Bartley The huge Darley racing operation on Saturday continued its amazing winning run in three-year-olds' classics this season when Long John ground out a victory in the $1 million Caulfield Guineas.
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Frozen Rope still on a hot streak
The Mail The roars of the Frozen Rope faithful resounded around Rosehill as he fought back to win the opener on Saturday.
Soapy Star cleans up, adds to Lees' hot streak
Craig Young LEADING Newcastle trainer Kris Lees might well be the hottest trainer in the country. His thoroughbred team is in superb form, with none better than Soapy Star, which won the first at Canterbury...
Wynning streak a gift for Waller
Craig Young CHRIS WALLER continued his amazing ''Saturday streak'' at home track Rosehill yesterday with stable stalwart Bellagio Wynn chugging along the inside to win the Christmas Cup.
King of the 'hill: Waller's stunning Saturday streak is 20 and counting
Chris Roots Meticulous planning and remarkable consistency have taken former New Zealander Chris Waller to the top of the Sydney training ranks. Chris Roots reports.
Waller confident he'll return to winning streak with Foreteller
Craig Young FOUR meetings into a new season and Chris Waller is without a metropolitan winner. Although the Rosehill-based Kiwi horseman did become the first trainer to win the prestigious Bart Cummings Medal...
Robl adds a double to his winning streak
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Black And Bent's winning streak rolls on
Greg Best The six-year-old etched his name into jumps racing history at Warrnambool yesterday.
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Michael Lynch Hype and momentum for clash of equine titans, Frankel and Black Caviar, set to intensify.
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Jon Tuxworth Orange trainer Jeff Brasch praised apprentice jockey Jason Devrimol for a brilliant heads up ride that helped Ideal Position snap a two-year winless streak at Thoroughbred Park on Friday.
Today's champion mares don't need the 'assistance' afforded Analie
Max Presnell Substance assistance, now outlawed, contributed to a period that made Analie a modern-day iron mare, emphasising the worth of more recent champions Sunline, Makybe Diva and Black Caviar.
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In a graphical user interface of computers, a dialog box (or dialogue box) is a type of window used to enable reciprocal communication or "dialog" between a computer and its user. It may communicate information to the user, prompt the user for a response, or both. A dialog box is most often used to provide the user with the means for specifying how to implement a command, or to respond to a question or an "alert" (see below).
Dialog boxes are classified as "modal" or "modeless", depending on whether or not they block interaction with the software that initiated the dialog. The type of dialog box displayed is dependent upon the desired user interaction.
The simplest type of dialog box is the alert, which displays a message and may require an acknowledgment that the message has been read, usually by clicking "OK", or a decision as to whether or not an action should proceed, by clicking "OK" or "Cancel". Alerts are also used to display a "termination notice"—sometimes requesting confirmation that the notice has been read—in the event of either an intentional closing or unintentional closing ("crash") of an application or the operating system. (E.g., "Gedit has encountered an error and must close.") Although this is a frequent interaction pattern for modal dialogs, it is also criticized by usability experts as being ineffective for its intended use, which is to protect against errors caused by destructive actions,[1] and for which better alternatives exist.[2]
Non-modal or modeless dialog boxes are used when the requested information is not essential to continue, and so the window can be left open while work continues elsewhere. A type of modeless dialog box is a toolbar which is either separate from the main application, or may be detached from the main application, and items in the toolbar can be used to select certain features or functions of the application.
In general, good software design calls for dialogs to be of this type where possible, since they do not force the user into a particular mode of operation. An example might be a dialog of settings for the current document, e.g. the background and text colors. The user can continue adding text to the main window whatever color it is, but can change it at any time using the dialog. (This isn't meant to be an example of the best possible interface for this; often the same functionality may be accomplished by toolbar buttons on the application's main window.)
Modal dialog boxes temporarily halt the program: the user cannot continue without closing the dialog; the program may require some additional information before it can continue, or may simply wish to confirm that the user wants to proceed with a potentially dangerous course of action (confirmation dialog box). Usability practitioners generally regard modal dialogs as bad design-solutions, since they are prone to produce mode errors. Dangerous actions should be undoable wherever possible; a modal alert dialog that appears unexpectedly or which is dismissed automatically (because the user has developed a habit) will not protect from the dangerous action.[3]
A modal dialog interrupts the main workflow. This effect has either been sought[by whom?] because it focuses on the completion of the task at hand or rejected because it prevents the user from changing to a different task when needed.
The concept of a document modal dialog has recently been used, most notably in Mac OS X and Opera Browser. In the first case, they are shown as sheets attached to a parent window. These dialogs block only that window until the user dismisses the dialog, permitting work in other windows to continue, even within the same application.
In OS X, dialogs appear to emanate from a slot in their parent window, and are shown with a reinforcing animation. This helps to let the user understand that the dialog is attached to the parent window, not just shown in front of it. No work can be done in the underlying document itself while the dialog is displayed, but the parent window can still be moved, re-sized, and minimized, and other windows can be brought in front so the user can work with them:
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$161m to replace and upgrade power lines to Haywards substation
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The Commerce Commission has today released its decision to approve Transpower's proposed $161m replacement and upgrade of the lines between the Bunnythorpe substation near Palmerston North and the Haywards substation in the Hutt Valley.
Construction is expected to start next summer and to be completed by 2020. Transpower estimates that the investment will add 0.041 cents per kWh to consumers' bills.
"The replacement appears to be unavoidable because the lines are in poor condition and doing without them would cost nearly $1b," said Commissioner Stephen Gale.
"The Transpower proposal includes $10.4m to increase the capacity of the lines. The aim is to reduce transmission losses and improve the ability of the electricity market to use the cheapest mix of generation from the thermal generators in the North Island and the hydro generators in the South Island."
"The benefits of the upgrade will depend on electricity demand growth and on what new generation is built. The Commission has approved the upgrade but expects Transpower to monitor developments and review the project if there are material changes in the expected benefits," said Dr Gale.
The Commission's decision and Transpower's proposal are available on the Commission's website:www.comcom.govt.nz/bunnythorpe-haywards-a-and-b-lines-conductor-replacement-investment-proposal
Transpower must seek the Commission's approval to recover the costs for major capital investments it undertakes. Major capital investments are those to enhance or develop the transmission grid and that have an expected cost greater than $5 million and are for new investments or asset upgrades, rather than 'like for like' asset replacements.
The rules relating to Transpower's major capital investments are addressed in the Transpower Capital Expenditure Input Methodology Determination. The input methodology requires Transpower to seek approval for major capital projects in the national grid, and to deliver these projects to a set of approved components to recover the full cost of its investments from consumers.
When seeking approval, Transpower must outline its proposed investment, justification for the investment, the options Transpower has considered, the costs and benefits of the investment options and demonstrate that its proposal meets all the requirements in the input methodology. The Commission can only approve or reject a proposal from Transpower, rather than change any of the components that Transpower has proposed.
Press Release – Transpower
Transpower today welcomed the Commerce Commission's approval for a $161m upgrade of transmission lines between its Bunnythorpe substation near Palmerston North and Haywards substation in Wellington. The existing conductor (wire) is reaching the end of its life due to coastal corrosion and it will be replaced in stages over the next five or six years.
Transpower General Manager Grid Development John Clarke said the project will help to ensure a reliable and safe electricity supply to the region.
"These lines are a very important piece of New Zealand's National Grid as they are responsible for moving power between the North and South Islands across the HVDC link.
"The conductor on these lines needs to be replaced. The new conductor is more energy efficient with less electricity lost when transported through the lines. It is also able to provide some extra capacity into the wider Wellington region giving us flexibility for meeting future growth."
"We are committed to delivering the project as efficiently as possible, within forecast timeframes and budgets. We will be continuously monitoring the most efficient methods to deliver the different components of the project," he said.
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Dixie Virginia Carter: May 25, 1939 in McLemoresville, Tennessee.
Died:Dixie: According to People.com, on April 10, 2010, Dixie Carter died at the age of 70 from complications arising from endometrial cancer.
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- Victoria Holbrook: Her mother is Ruby Johnson.
- Eve Holbrook: Her mother is Carol Eve Rossen.
- Mary Dixie Carter: Mary is an actress.
- Ginna Carter: Ginna is an actress.
Dixie: Actress, producer, speaker, dancer, opera singer.
Previous Marriages:
- Ruby Johnson: Ruby was born on August 28, 1930 in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. Hal and Ruby, an actress, were married on September 22, 1945. They had two children together. Ruby and Hal were divorced in 1965.
- Carol Eve Rossen Carol was born on August 12, 1937 in Los Angeles, California. Carol, an actress, and Hal were married on December 28, 1966. They had one child together. Their marriage ended in divorce in 1979.
- Arthur Carter: Arthur, a businessman, and Dixie were married in 1967. They had two daughters together. Their marriage ended in divorce in 1977.
- George Hearn: An actor, George and Dixie were married in 1977. Their marriage ended in divorce in 1979.
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=== Thursday, August 22, 2013 ===
Atlanta Braves - Activated pitcher Paul Maholm from the 15-day disabled list;
placed outfielder Jason Heyward on the 15-day disabled list; claimed infielder
Elliot Johnson off waivers from the Kansas City Royals; optioned infielder
Phil Gosselin to Gwinnett (IL).
Chicago White Sox - Recalled infielder Leury Garcia from Charlotte (IL).
Cincinnati Reds - Placed pitcher Jonathan Broxton on the 15-day disabled list;
transferred pitcher Johnny Cueto to the 60-day disabled list; recalled pitcher
Nick Christiani from Louisville (IL).
Major League Baseball - Suspended St. Louis Cardinals minor league outfielder
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New York Mets - Signed pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka on a one-year contract.
New York Yankees - Placed infielder Jayson Nix on the 15-day disabled list;
recalled pitcher Preston Claiborne from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL).
San Francisco Giants - Placed outfielder Andres Torres on the 15-day disabled
list; optioned pitcher Michael Kickham to Fresno (PCL); recalled infielder
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Tampa Bay Rays - Signed outfielder/designated hitter Delmon Young to a minor
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Toronto Blue Jays - Placed infielder Maicer Izturis on the 15-day disabled
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Philadelphia 76ers - Acquired guard Tony Wroten from Memphis in exchange for
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New York Giants - Activated fullback Henry Hynoski from the physically unable
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.comments2014-08-31T14:04:06.959-07:00Exotic and irrational entertainmentPessimisissimohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-7350471713928781372014-08-25T12:04:49.200-07:002014-08-25T12:04:49.200-07:00Yes, that was "Bollyviewer". Forgot the ...Yes, that was "Bollyviewer". Forgot the "e"! :)

Like I said, I've only seen this in parts, so I kind of missed the suspense build-up. I have seen its newer adaptation - Bewafaa (starring Anil Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor and Akshay Kumar) - more fully. But I must admit that my distaste for the incestuous marriage, that is the center of all the conflict, makes me less than charitable to either version. Bollyviewerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-76660133952076740412014-08-23T16:34:19.190-07:002014-08-23T16:34:19.190-07:00Just give yourself an afternoon to sit down and li...Just give yourself an afternoon to sit down and listen to any of them...you will be surprised at how magnificently they unfold...email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-17412828434086063432014-08-21T06:40:13.872-07:002014-08-21T06:40:13.872-07:00Spoiler alert here too! Bollyvi[e]wer, Gumrah cou...Spoiler alert here too!

Bollyvi[e]wer, Gumrah could have been retitled Emotional Blackmail. Every man in Meena's life—her father, Ashok, and even Rajendra—pressures her to take actions that she's initially unwilling to take. So I think Gumrah provides abundant evidence that both times Meena chooses Ashok over Rajendra, the choice isn't really free. It's why the final moments of the film ring so false.

But Mala Sinha gives a heart-wrenching performance as Meena, the songs are indeed lovely, and B.R. Chopra's direction is highly effective. Just to take one example: when Rajendra follows Meena to Mumbai, he invites her and Ashok to watch a recording session. Afterwards Rajendra tries to give Meena a note urging her to resume their clandestine meetings. Ashok turns around just as the note is being passed, though, and a startled Meena drops it. Ashok walks over, picks up the note...and hands it to Meena, saying "You dropped this." It's a highly suspenseful moment in a movie that becomes increasingly Hitchcockian as it goes on.

And as I point out in the post, no one is blameless: even the kind-but-neglectful Ashok is shown to have a dark, obsessive side, while Rajendra repeatedly places his needs over Meena's. Both men are so busy trying to lead Meena astray for their own purposes that she is never able to make an uncoerced choice and find her own path.

Thanks for your thought-provoking comment!Pessimisissimohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-45219020489614201092014-08-19T11:12:18.362-07:002014-08-19T11:12:18.362-07:00Mala Sinha and Sunil Dutt look very good in the fi...Mala Sinha and Sunil Dutt look very good in the film. That and the lovely songs were my only reason for watching the movie - but I have only seen it in parts. :-)

SPOILER ALERT!

Poor Sunil Dutt, He's ditched twice, first for the kids and then for Dada Mani! Though I can't help but think that Rajendra is better off without Meena - any woman who chooses to stay with a conniving husband (it was he who was behind her blackmail and emotional torture) and a marriage where neither party has much hope of trusting the other, probably wouldn't be happy in a straightforward loving relationship.Bollyviwerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-50488180967705072742014-08-17T16:52:43.414-07:002014-08-17T16:52:43.414-07:00Jean, Arabella has some of the same endearing qual...Jean, Arabella has some of the same endearing qualities as her later kindred spirit, Catherine Morland. So if you're an Austen fan, I definitely recommend The Female Quixote—except for the next-to-last chapter, which the author calls (ironically?) "the best Chapter in this History." Some critics have even speculated that the chapter was written by Samuel Johnson himself! But that chapter aside, I think you'll thoroughly enjoy it.

Thanks for your comment!Pessimisissimohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-67613475890341095072014-08-17T13:24:58.996-07:002014-08-17T13:24:58.996-07:00I am going to have to read this for sure. It soun...I am going to have to read this for sure. It sounds great...until the ending anyway. :)Jeanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-2160874426787922712014-07-29T14:39:08.220-07:002014-07-29T14:39:08.220-07:00Miranda, I'm regularly amazed by the inventive...Miranda, I'm regularly amazed by the inventiveness of pre-20th-century writers. Many of the narrative techniques that I think of as belonging to modern literature were first adopted by earlier authors. A novel that comments on its own fictionality? Don Quixote (1605). A novel whose narrator isn't even born until halfway through? Tristram Shandy (1759). A novel that is narrated by a dead man? The Posthumous Memoirs of Brás Cubas (1881). Modern writers are often following strategies pioneered decades, if not centuries, before our time.

Thanks for your comment!Pessimisissimohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-63466221510781702602014-07-25T07:39:10.055-07:002014-07-25T07:39:10.055-07:00Reading this description of Belinda, I can't h...Reading this description of Belinda, I can't help but feel you are pulling my leg and describing a historical fiction novel written in more progressive times. There's such a wealth of unconventional characters and choices here that scream "recent quirky bestseller." Just shows us that pre-20th century literature was never as uniform in its conclusions or themes as one might think. I love the excerpted "metafictional conceit," as well. Mirandahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-60892327447858698562014-07-09T20:00:59.043-07:002014-07-09T20:00:59.043-07:00Laura, Gary and Lenny, thank you once again for yo...Laura, Gary and Lenny, thank you once again for your great generosity and hospitality. Figaro did not take an immediate liking to very many people, but he seemed to instantly feel at home with you. We're wondering how we're going to explain Figaro's absence to Lenny the next time she comes to stay...

Thank you so much for your message of condolence, from both of us.Pessimisissimohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-87186488201251387532014-07-09T16:12:36.527-07:002014-07-09T16:12:36.527-07:00Figaro will be greatly missed by his fellow feathe...Figaro will be greatly missed by his fellow feathered friend, Lenny. I'm so glad we got to know Figaro so well. He was always a welcomed guest in our home. He did like to snuggle in our hand and cozy up on our shoulder.
We couldn't get over how much he liked being stroked on his head. Farewell our little feathered friend.
Much love from Laura, Gary and especially email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-14988252504419202552014-07-08T20:35:34.937-07:002014-07-08T20:35:34.937-07:00Gustavo, many thanks for discovering my blog, and ...Gustavo, many thanks for discovering my blog, and for your comment. Regarding my favorite films, yes, they definitely have an Anglo—read, Hollywood— bias. But as I mention in the post, this is not a list of the best or most significant films. These are films with which I have formed an enduring personal connection, generally before I was 25. And while I think, for example, that Ozu's Tokyo Story is a towering classic of world cinema that is among the greatest films ever made, I don't feel compelled to watch it over and over as I do the movies on this list. In this way I'm a prisoner of the circumstances of my upbringing. But I definitely will seek out Luis Mariano—many thanks for the recommendation.

And I'm so glad that you were able to see Haydn's La Fedeltà Premiata. Lima's taste and adventurousness in opera is far in advance of New York, Chicago, and San Francisco.Pessimisissimohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-61260543574695755052014-07-08T20:10:05.528-07:002014-07-08T20:10:05.528-07:00Gustavo, I didn't catch the connections with D...Gustavo, I didn't catch the connections with Der Blaue Engel or Le notti di Cabiria, but that you saw them is evidence of the incredible richness of Bollywood storytelling. Definitely seek out Sharafat; and if you enjoy it, I highly recommend Sadhna, Amar Prem, and Umrao Jaan as well.

Best,

P.Pessimisissimohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-45488170967794873532014-07-08T19:56:55.824-07:002014-07-08T19:56:55.824-07:00Or Vanity Fair! I think if I were making a list of...Or Vanity Fair! I think if I were making a list of the top 25 novels of the 19th century Vanity Fair would be on it, but somehow none of the listmakers thought that we "should" read it, or even that we might like to read it for pleasure. And Machado de Assis is astonishing; that he was writing in the 19th century in Brazil is scarcely credible, his novels seem so modern. That he remains relatively unknown is unfortunate, and is exactly the sort of readerly neglect that lists of this kind are meant to address.

Thanks for your comment! Pessimisissimohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-24595136920551350662014-07-08T15:41:44.754-07:002014-07-08T15:41:44.754-07:00That is a super-duper-ooper analysis of 100 book l...That is a super-duper-ooper analysis of 100 book lists! I salute your perseverance and skill. I'm also surprised to see that the Master and Margarita didn't make any list. Jeanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-64981757805250262552014-07-05T05:46:31.905-07:002014-07-05T05:46:31.905-07:00Jesus Christ. Here comes Traviata... The Blue Ange...Jesus Christ. Here comes Traviata... The Blue Angel ... and Pygmalion with a sort of Las Nottes di Cabiria
ending. I will try to find it here in Lima. Gustavo von Bischoffshausenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-91219936750433215062014-07-05T05:36:50.678-07:002014-07-05T05:36:50.678-07:00Hi. I like your list and personally loves somo of ...Hi. I like your list and personally loves somo of those films. But of course it represents movies from a anglonorth american point of view.I would include, from my position as peruvian some a Visconti and Fellini films (La Strada and Las Nottes di Cabiria), as well as a Sara Montiel film (La Violetera) or even Violetas Imperiales with Carmen Sevilla and Luis Mariano. Please discover Luis Mariano.It is worth it.

How I discovered this blog? Well, by your including T La Fedelta Premiata by Haydn. We just a have a local presentation of that opera here in Lima and I loved it.

Serendipity it is

From Lima

Gustavo

PD: And I love the Gigi film. ...

PD: I have a lot of Bollywood to discover myself. ...
Gustavo von Bischoffshausenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-19292095661241421422014-04-14T14:11:11.778-07:002014-04-14T14:11:11.778-07:00I love the jazzy "Muses" number, not onl...I love the jazzy "Muses" number, not only for Kay Starr's vocal channeling of Ella Fitzgerald and Adele Jergen's sassy charm, but for Allan Robert's lyrics, whose gleeful name-checks include high, low, and everything in-between. How often has "Nietzsche" been rhymed with "Don Ameche"?

The fruity headdresses are (I think) supposed to represent the allegiance of the Muses to Dionysus, although in antiquity the Muses were considered to be followers of Apollo. But they're also carrying lyres, Apollo's symbol, so perhaps the costume designer wanted it both ways.

You're right to point out as well that whatever elements Raj Kapoor borrowed (and transformed) in making Awara went into the creation of one of the most visually striking films ever, a claim that, even taking the goddess-like beauty of Rita Hayworth into account, will never be made for Down To Earth.

Thanks for your comment!Pessimisissimohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-38183997040670355762014-04-14T09:03:56.991-07:002014-04-14T09:03:56.991-07:00Ok, I think you just solved the little mystery of ...Ok, I think you just solved the little mystery of my own deja vu with Awaara! I'm sure other films have done some similar shots like the one on the temple steps, but I actually have seen the Terpsichore movie (I thought it was called something "Muse," but apparently not). I probably saw it a dozen years ago, and I'm pretty sure I saw it mostly because the subject matter was unusual and it seemed appropriate for Rita H. to be playing a goddess of sorts :) Up till now, the only scene could even vaguely recall was the foggy dance sequence in the temple pictured above. Seems to me that the story concept was better than the execution, but it's been so long that I probably shouldn't make any judgments.

If Raj was "inspired" by the scene above, however, more power to him, because that sequence in Awaara was unforgettable . . . while, like you said, Down to Earth only seems to remain in the minds of classic musical buffs and former-TCM junkies ;) Also, *amused* by the "unflattering light" opinion. Personally, I don't think that the chopped-at-the-hip strappy Greek ware did the dancers any favors, but I kinda like the fruity headdresses. Filmi~Contrasthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-32198147236213384012014-03-17T22:14:24.411-07:002014-03-17T22:14:24.411-07:00At the time of The More the Merrier, by the way, F...At the time of The More the Merrier, by the way, Frank Ross was Jean Arthur's husband, so presumably the story was written as a vehicle for her.Pessimisissimohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-28795987911726627922014-03-17T22:10:29.867-07:002014-03-17T22:10:29.867-07:00Bollyviewer, Walk Don't Run was based on the s...Bollyviewer, Walk Don't Run was based on the same Frank Ross story as The More the Merrier, and Ross was one of the screenwriters for the earlier film, so you're absolutely right about the connection. I haven't seen the Cary Grant version of this story, but I will say that I'm not sure that Samantha Eggar can match Jean Arthur's appeal.

And I agree with you about the unlikelihood of Talk of the Town's male leads being either working-class or American, but as with many classic Hollywood comedies somehow it doesn't matter: the sparkling dialogue and onscreen chemistry among the actors mean that we don't need to allow mere realism to get in the way of our enjoyment.

Too Many Husbands must have been quite shocking in its day, and as I write in the post it's far more daring than the similar My Favorite Wife—after all, Jean Arthur actually remarries after her first husband goes missing, and a fair amount of the comedy centers on who will get to share her bed after his return. (The ending is delightfully, and again shockingly, ambiguous on this point.) I'm not sure how they got away with it in 1940...

And If You Could Only Cook is a fun romp. Arthur would go on to do better movies, but this one definitely has its moments.

Thanks for your comment!Pessimisissimohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-57216119229599717962014-03-17T21:43:17.592-07:002014-03-17T21:43:17.592-07:00Bollyviewer, Darcy is one of those characters that...Bollyviewer, Darcy is one of those characters that it's hard to imagine any real-life actor fully embodying. The first time I heard someone talking about Colin Firth's Darcy I raised a doubtful eyebrow; the only thing that I knew him from at that point was the film version of Nick Hornby's Fever Pitch (1996). But I have to say that actually watching the BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice removed my doubts. I think he's terrific as this very complicated, multifaceted and multilayered character.

I have seen the 2004 adaptation of North & South and liked it very much, especially Brendan Coyle's Nicholas Higgins. (He, Julia Sawalha and Claudie Blakely were three of the chief reasons to watch Lark Rise to Candleford.) But I've never read Elizabeth Gaskell's novel, so I couldn't make comparisons to the book. We also enjoyed the BBC versions of Wives and Daughters (1999) and Cranford (2007-2009). I'm wondering, and not for the first time, whether I should start reading Gaskell's books; your comment makes me think perhaps I should.Pessimisissimohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-34866129255185535322014-03-17T11:13:10.047-07:002014-03-17T11:13:10.047-07:00Of course I've seen the 1995 version - I tend ...Of course I've seen the 1995 version - I tend to think of it as a TV adaptation, not film. It is, by far, the best adaptation of P&P I've seen. The trouble with all P&P adaptations is that they never quite get Darcy the way I imagine him! I first read the book in early teens and have since, re-read the book several times. So I have this mental image of Darcy that no onscreen Darcy ever lives up to (except Colin Firth in the Bridget Jones series). Plus, I saw the 1995 P&P around the same time as I saw The Importance of Being Earnest where Firth plays Jack Worthing with nearly the same expressions as he plays Darcy. So I kept thinking that Jack Worthing has strayed into P&P!

The only book adaptation where I absolutely loved the casting, and even liked the deviations from the book, was North and South. Mr. Thornton looked younger (and way better looking) than Gaskell intended, and most of the important characters were just as they should've been. Have you seen it?Bollyviwerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-38044702337564856122014-03-16T22:33:40.686-07:002014-03-16T22:33:40.686-07:00Miranda, as horrible as the costumes are, I could ...Miranda, as horrible as the costumes are, I could forgive them if the script wasn't such a travesty of Austen's novel. I liked your idea of Olivier sleepwalking through the role of Darcy as a way of distancing himself from a movie he disliked. Apparently Olivier was a pretty nasty person; he was disdainful of many of his co-stars throughout his movie career, and thought film an inferior medium to the stage, so your theory makes a lot of sense. Darcy is conflicted, reserved, and has a keen sense of his social position, but he's anything but detached to the point of somnolence.

Thanks for your comment!Pessimisissimohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-36205657710351217222014-03-16T17:28:26.927-07:002014-03-16T17:28:26.927-07:00Bollyviewer, from the "white shirt" refe...Bollyviewer, from the "white shirt" reference in your delightful Old is Gold post "Let's Make Pride and Prejudice in Hindi," I felt sure that you'd seen the 1995 BBC adaptation. Or perhaps you're not counting it as a film, since it was made for television? In any case, if you somehow haven't yet seen it I recommend it strongly. The added scenes, unlike those in the 1940 version, don't (in my view, anyway) violate the spirit of Austen's novel; and (apart from that notorious white shirt) Andrew Davies' script is amazingly faithful to the book. The cast is superb, the period costumes and settings are gorgeous, and the story and characters are given space to unfold and develop—we could only wish it were longer than its 6-hour running time, not shorter.

Kiera Knightley is simply not my idea of Elizabeth Bennet, nor is Matthew Macfadyen my idea of Darcy. Apart from the miscasting, the 2005 version makes almost no effort to place its characters in the social context of the period. Instead, as you so rightly say, writer Deborah Moggach and director Joe Wright turn it into a romance novel. Austen's book is much more subtle, layered, nuanced, and funny than you would suspect from that simplistic and forgettable movie.

Thanks for your comment!Pessimisissimohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9186118329509553435.post-4732767597944816102014-03-16T16:26:40.614-07:002014-03-16T16:26:40.614-07:00If anyone proved that Pride and Prejudice could be...If anyone proved that Pride and Prejudice could be dull, these filmmakers did. I did watch ALL of this one back in high school, and I couldn't for the life of me figure out why they chose to cut and paste together the scenes from the book that they did. I'm not even an Austen purist (I liked the 2005 version, which did not please the many Austen purists among my friends) and I found this version almost blasphemous. You (amusingly) summed up this movies long list of faults . . . among which, I think the costumes may be the worst failure. I mean, like you said, this film was got the glossy Hollywood treatment, and yet, they couldn't manage to come up with period-ish costumes? I don't mind a few embellishments and fabrics that take liberties with an era's limitations (Gone with the Wind does that all over the place, but it takes over-the-top styles and makes them even more outlandish, and it works). But even a person with only a limited grasp of historical fashion could see that this is treading closer to the Bronte Era than that of the Austen. Also, even though I do like Laurence Olivier, I think he himself probably slept through this performance; because, a long the lines of what you said, I hardly believed that he felt anything, much less love for Greer's Elizabeth. As a theatre-trained Britisher, maybe he too was regretting his choice to propagate such a skewed version of the original. Mirandahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com