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2005 Annual Report
The research in this project falls under National Program 106 - Aquaculture and addresses goals in health management, aquaculture production systems and sustainability and environmental compatibility of aquaculture, as described in the National Program Action Plan.
Year 2 (FY 2006) 1. Construct a bank of Y. ruckeri transposon mutants, design and validate mutant screening procedures. 2. Complete gap closure and manual annotation of the F. psychrophilum genome and deposit annotated genome sequence in GenBank. Identify and evaluate potential vaccine candidates. 3. Develop assays to measure trout cytokine mRNA, determine tissue expression, and develop a rainbow trout immune-gene database. 4. Construct two research-scale recirculating aquaculture systems to determine how water replacement rate alters the composition and quantity of dissolved organic constituents. 5. Complete phage NC10 genome annotation and submission to GenBank. Construct biofiltration systems for use in phage control experiments.
Year 3 (FY 2007) 1. Begin mutant screening and identify ten attenuated Y. ruckeri mutants. 2. Publish F. psychrophilum genome sequence and evaluate vaccine candidates. 3. Construct a rainbow trout immune gene microarray. 4. Evaluate bacterial cold water disease resistance in 75 full-sib NCCCWA fish crosses from the 2007 brood year. 5. Determine whether changes in dissolved organic compounds, resulting from different water replacement rates, alter rainbow trout hematological and physiological parameters. 6. Formulate and validate models for phage biocontrol experiments, and assess the effect of phage treatment on biofilter performance.
Year 4 (FY 2008) 1. Identify genes responsible for Y. ruckeri attenuation. 2. Evaluate F. psychrophilum vaccine candidates. 3. Complete RNA extraction from vaccinated and challenged NCCCWA rainbow trout and perform microarray hybridization experiments. 4. Determine whether extended exposure to highly recycled water containing elevated organic loads changes rainbow trout disease susceptibility. 5. Assess the potential use of phage NC10 for Y. ruckeri biocontrol.
Year 5 (FY 2009) 1. Test two Y. ruckeri prototype live-attenuated vaccines. 2. Evaluate dose, duration and efficacy of lead F. psychrophilum vaccine candidate and identify CRADA partner. 3. Analyze global immune gene expression and identify factors correlated with protective immunity. 4. Evaluate F. psychrophilum disease resistance in 75 full-sib NCCCWA fish crosses, 2009 brood year. 5. Determine if the distribution and number of GFP-tagged Y. ruckeri increase in RAS operated using low water replacement rates. 6. Complete assessment of the utility of using bacteriophage as a Y. ruckeri biocontrol agent.
2. Rainbow Trout Immune Gene Identification Cytokines are critical mediators of innate and acquired immunity; however, few have been identified in fish. Last year we identified a number of putative cytokine sequences in the Institute for Genomic Research (TIGR) rainbow trout, expressed sequence tag (EST) database. This year we completed sequencing of fifty-four unique cDNA clones and have analyzed predicted protein sequences.
3. Continued progress on F. psychrophilum genome sequencing In order to develop an effective vaccine, detailed molecular information of the pathogen is needed. We have continued research initiated last year to completely sequence the genome of Flavobacterium psychrophilum CSF-295-93 in collaboration with Clear Springs Foods Inc. Eight-fold genome sequence coverage has been completed in conjunction with Integrated Genomics. A total of 40,527 shotgun sequencing reads and 2966 fosmid sequence reads were determined and assembled. A total of 2654 open reading frames have been identified and half of these genes were annotated using ERGO bioinformatics software.
4. Analysis of secreted hormones in intensive recirculating aquaculture systems. In order to conserve water, intensively managed recirculating aquaculture systems are operated at low freshwater makeup rates. Under such water regimes, periodic fish health problems arise which have been attributed, but not specifically linked, to dissolved organic compounds that accumulate in the culture water. To determine specific compounds believed to impact fish health during intensive production, four operating conditions were examined and water samples collected to identify direct correlations between 3 steroid hormone compounds known to be excreted by rainbow trout. Cortisol measurements were completed and the ambient concentrations were significantly correlated with freshwater makeup rate.
5. Genomic sequencing of Phage NC10- Last year we identified a bacteriophage that specifically infects and kills the bacterial trout pathogen Yersinia ruckeri. This year we completed sequencing of the phage genome. Shotgun sequencing of a small-insert library yielded 788 sequences that assembled into a linear genome of approximately 69.6 kilobase pairs. Future work will focus on analyzing this sequence to determine the risks of using this bacteriophage as an antibacterial agent.
1930-32000-002-02R: This report serves to document research conducted under a reimbursable agreement between ARS and the Northwest Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, NOAA, Seattle, WA. Project progress includes completion of shotgun sequencing, automated gene identification and annotation.
1930-32000-002-03N: This report serves to document research conducted under a non-funded cooperative agreement between ARS and Clear Springs Foods, Inc. Eight-fold genome sequence coverage has been completed in conjunction with Integrated Genomics. A total of 40,527 shotgun sequencing reads and 2966 fosmid sequence reads were determined and assembled. A total of 2654 open reading frames have been identified and half of these genes were annotated using ERGO bioinformatics software.
Wiens, G.D., Strom, M.S. 2005. Estimation of the genome size of renibacterium salmoniarum atcc 33209 by pulsed-tield gel electrophoresis. (Abstract). 30th Eastern Fish Health Workshop. p. 8.
Welch, T.J., Wiens, G.D. 2005. Construction of a virulent, green fluorescent protein-tagged yersinia ruckeri and detection in trout tissues after intraperitoneal and immersion challenge. Diseases of Aquatic Organisms. 67:267-272.
Wiens, G.D., Gahr, S.A., Morrison, C., Palti, Y., Rexroad III, C.E., Rodriguez, M.F., Welch, T.J. 2004. Genomic characterization and expression analysis of a tumor necrosis factor superfamily 13b (tnfsf 13b) homologue from rainbow trout (oncorhynchus mykiss). International Immunology Congress p. 82C (abstract W15.15).
Strom, M., Wiens, G.D., Rockey, D. 2004. Genome sequencing of the vertically-transmitted fish pathogen renibacterium salmoninarum. Meeting Abstract P 90-93.
Cain, K., Sudheesh, P.S., Lapatra, S.E., Wiens, G.D., Lafrentz, B.R., Call, D.R. 2005. Identification and expression of an immuno-reactive heat shock protein from flavobacterium psychrophilum. Annual Meeting of the Fish Health Section/American Fisheries Society. (abstract).


text: Quick Q&A: Hershel Yatovitz Posted on October 2, 2009 at 5:10 pm. Written by fenderadmin Five Quick Questions For Hershel Yatovitz Yatovitz and friend. Photo by Billy Siegle Bay-area guitarist Hershel Yatovitz has been backing up his buddy, heartthrob crooner/rocker Chris Isaak, on record and on tour for a decade now. Yatovitz's fluid, jazzy and always-tasteful guitar work is an integral part of Isaak's sound, rocking when it needs to rock and lilting when it needs to lilt, always in the spotlight but never dominating it. You can be sure that whatever he's playing is just what the song and the room needs. Fender News caught up with Yatovitz, a noted Fender player, shortly after Isaak and co. finished a week-long late-July stint at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, the first such extended gig the band has done there. We threw five questions at him; Yatovitz obligingly caught them and threw them right back, below. FN: How does the Fender sound fit into the Chris Isaak sound? HY: I've used Fender amps for my entire career. And I've played through a lot of different amps; I've recorded with a whole bunch of different amps and a lot of boutique amps over the last 15 years or so. But there is this sort of super-clean, sparkling, ringing tone that is intrinsically Fender. I mean, you can't really get that sound anywhere else. You can't beat the sound of Twins for that. FN: How was Vegas? HY: Vegas was a lot of fun! Usually we go in for two days, and we play a large venue, and all our fans fly in and it sells out. This was kind of a trial to tap a little bit more into the "Joe Tourist" market. So our fans came in but then there are also the people who are already in Vegas. And word spread, and it got better and better … The place where we were playing was a Vegas-style showroom with booths. Usually, we have our fans pressed together and screaming—a rock kind of crowd. But it's a different experience playing to people in their seats. You really have to continuously rock and keep your momentum moving in order to keep them captivated, because they're not on their feet and moving to the music in the same way. It's great playing in a theater—any kind of theater-style seating is awesome for building your performing chops, because people are seated—they're not in the rowdy, rock 'n' roll mode. So it's very different, and it went really well. FN: You seem to really enjoy yourself onstage. How do you guys keep it fresh? HY: I love working with Isaak and the guys because we have a blast; it's different every night and there's a lot of attention to the integrity of that kind of "pure" music. It's very "live" music that we play—it's not canned, and I'm really grateful to be in a band that plays real music where the players are interacting with each other so much. It's just really pure, rockin' music. FN: Who inspires you, originally and now? HY: I have a whole lot of different influences. When I was young, there was kind of the usual suspects for a kid of the '70s—Jeff Beck, Hendrix, Jimmy Page. But then there are a whole lot of other things—my parents were jazz buffs, and I listened to a lot of jazz; everything from Wes Montgomery to Jimmy Bryant. Also, I'm a big ethnic music lover. I love music from all over the world. I've done a lot of African music—it's had a really big impact on my style. When I first joined Isaak's band, I thought, 'Well, I've played so much funk and African music'—things that you'd think would not apply. But, you know, a lot of the funk stuff applies to country chicken-pickin' kind of stuff, and a lot of the African stuff applies to really pretty major-key-type songs. I'm really kind of a stylistic slut! After I got into guitar-hero stuff the first few years, I switched—I try to avoid listening to guitar players. I just listen to singers, wind instruments and piano, and that has led me to being able to really feel out the sound with a smaller group. Listening to other instruments and trying to emulate that was a big part of how my style developed. FN: Has Chris's singing voice affected your guitar playing? HY: Very much so. He's a stellar vocalist. He's one of a very few vocalists nowadays who has such an intense melodic sense. I'd say that Chris's voice has affected me from the get-go. His music is so very guitar-oriented, and much of it is he and I trying to find parts that are kind of always in the spotlight in an otherwise fairly "naked" mix, and are so cohesive that you can just coast with them, and they don't distract from that big, beautiful voice. I don't want to distract; I want to embellish.

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At the start of the 1941 baseball season, neither Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees nor Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox were beloved by baseball fans. But that all changed when Joe started a 56-game hitting streak and Ted's batting average rose to over .400. Despite numerous challenges along the way-Joe had his bat stolen by an overeager fan and Ted's batting average dipped to .3995 on the last day of the season-the records set by "Joltin' Joe" and "The Splendid Splinter" have yet to be broken.
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That's a City of Elgin mini bus parked in a spot reserved for Kane County Court officials only -- in fact, it's the judges usual spot!
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One of the most popular sections of both the print and online Courier-News is the police reports. This is the part of the paper where we list any serious accidents, arrests or crimes reported by local police departments each day.
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Best Restaurant in NYC
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- Linda Powell Aug 17, 1999 04:36 PM
Spending Labor Day weekend in the Big Apple. Have
only been there onces and ate at the following
restaurants: Smith and Wolenskys Steak House, Cafe de
Artiste (French-upper west side), The Post House
(Steak, East 63rd St), Giovinnias (Italian of course),
and Vongs (didn't care for this one). Loved them all
(except Vongs) but want to try someplace different but
do not want "ethnic" cuisine. Must have non smoking
area and good wine list. Tempted to try Lugers but
description sounds dark, dull, and outdated. What to
If money's no object, go to Jo Jo. Get reservations
early. Your meal, with wine, should run you around
$50-55 for dinner.
If you'd prefer something cheaper, go to one of the
really good Chinatown restaurants, like Evergreen
Shanghai (c. $15/person) on Mott St., or - even cheaper
- New York Noodle Town (corner of Bayard and Bowery),
Did you like Cafe des Artistes? I was very unhappy with
them a few years ago, but it's long enough ago that I'd
rather not make an issue of it.
re: Michael
Peter Luger serves, I think, the best steak anywhere.
I don't know if it even HAS a wine list.
I've been very unhappy at Cafe des Artistes the last
couple times I've been there.
Since the places you mentioned are all high end, and
you specifically said no "ethnic" cuisine, you might
try Alison on Dominick St., we had a really great meal
there, French/American food.
My husband and I both agree that we've always gotten mediocre steak at Smith and Wollensky. However, we have been to Peter Luger once and in terms of New York steakhouses, that's the only one we'll ever go back to. We both travel quite a bit for business and I've eaten at a lot of steakhouses in Texas and in Chicago. Peter Luger's porterhouse was the best piece of meat I have ever eaten- well marbled, incredibly tender, excellent flavor. The decor and atmosphere makes me think "testosterone filled beer hall" and I thought that was half of the charm!
If it's not too humid, you may want to take advantage of some of the restaurants that have gardens like Barolo in SoHo for Italian or Home in the West Village.
Ahh..my favorite part of a trip - restaurant
planning! If you like steak, I urge you to
consider going to Spark's Steakhouse. They have
a superb wine list and great food. I just
tried to check and see if they won any Wine
Spectator awards but the site's temporarily
Also check the Gourmet restaurant reader survey (on
happy eating,
Since you want "non-ethnic" food, and since it sounds
from the previous establishments you've been to that
price is no object, I recommend the following two
One If By Land, Two If By Sea - very classy place
(candle-lit, piano player, etc.), was once Aaron
Burr's carriage house (if you're into colonial
history), the Beef Wellington is their signature dish,
and it is outstanding! In the West Village, 17 Barrow
St (be careful, it's easy to miss).
Aureole - just as classy, decorated with bushels of
fresh flowers, formerly some famous person's townhouse
(can't remember who), ANYTHING on the menu will be
outstanding, they are constantly rated at or near the
top of Zagat's NYC restaurant guide. 34 East 61st St.
Hope you enjoy them, I know I always do!
If you are looking for the "Best," go to the newly
opened Daniel, the former location of Le Cirque. We
dined there the other night, the food and service were
sheer perfection, the decor is gorgeous. If price is
no object, 72.00 per person, spend it here. I would
urge you to make a reservation now, they are very busy.
re: non-smoking section
Thankfully, all of NYC restaurants are now non-smoking
(except in bars/bar sections of restaurants)
I agree with the many others that Peter Luger's steak
is excellent. I however, am partial to their
re: Jane
First, the vibe on the board is definitely to avoid the special turkey dinners available at many restaurants on Thanksgiving Day. I've never dined out for Thanksgiving, so I don't know, but the word is that these are not great deals.
Second, here are recommendations for American food at various price points. Since you're off Central Park I recommended all over Manhattan -- it's not that tough to get anywhere.
1. Expensive: Eleven Madison Park, on Madison Ave. at E. 24th St. Recent addition to Danny Meyer's empire. Fabulous turn-of-the-century bank-style interior (I usually hate these conversions but this one works), wonderful inventive comfort food, tending toward the exotic sometimes, but the simple dishes like skate grenobloise or rabbit are excellent too. Great desserts, reasonable, excellent wine list.
2. Expensive: Babbo, on Waverley Pl. between Washington Square Park and Sixth Avenue. Another super-nice interior (it was James Beard's fave restaurant, the duplex Coach House), fabulous, unusual wines (like Giuseppe, a northern Italian series of Barbarescos that you have to try), fabulous unusual Italian-influenced dishes emphasizing pungent sauces and ingredient combinations that pique your interest and work. You might see celebs, if you care about that sort of thing.
3. Moderate: Home, on Cornelia St. between Bleecker and W. 4th St. Tiny, warm restaurant with great home cooking. I love the cumin-encrusted pork chop and onion rings with Home's own ketchup. They specialize in the superb wines from the North Fork of Long Island -- try their own bottling.
Third, do you really want the best restaurant in NYC? There's no single best restaurant as far as I'm concerned -- best for each cuisine, perhaps, and I'm not the hugest fan of New American cooking in general. If you want to go out and have a splendid time (and splurge), though, you could try the following:
Continental: The Four Seasons, E. 52nd St. between Park and Lex -- roast pepper duck for two, foie gras with figs, all in an interior designed by Mies van der Rohe and Philip Johnson in 1962. Specify the Pool Room and request a table near the pool. Unbelievably pricy.
French: Le Perigord, E. 52nd between First Ave. and the river. You don't get more old-style French than this, and the owner and waiters will baby you. Great wines, actually stored and served at cellar temperature (a necessity so far as I'm concerned). Expect to see diplomats and older people. Surprisingly reasonable for its style and location (but that doesn't mean cheap -- prix fixe starts at $52 each and rises rapidly with supplements).
Italian: So many choices it's bewildering. The best is undoubtedly Il Mulino, W. 3rd St. between Thompson and Sullivan, but it's impossible to get into, and even if you do have a reservation, you often have to wait for up to an hour at the bar. If you like to drink, this isn't much of a problem, though. Completely amazing and probably worth the wait. Expensive, though you can keep it down if you don't order too many appetizers ('cause you get vegetables, antipasto and pecorino the instant you sit down anyway).
With all these places, RESERVE, RESERVE, RESERVE!
Hope this helps. I'm sure you'll get lots of recommendations from other people too.
Good luck,
re: Patrick A.
Home is one of the few restaurants I return to with any regularity and, unless things have changed recently, the cumin-crusted pork chops are no longer on the menu. HOWEVER, there is always some kind of pork chop on the menu and when I ask the waitstaff about the cumin variation (I figure I should let them know that someone wants them to bring it back), invariably they come back and say that the chef doesn't know when it'll be on the menu again, but that he'll be happy to do it for me tonight. Nice, huh? I'm also partial to their bleu cheese fondue with rosemary oil as starter and the gingerbread with lemon cream for dessert.
re: Barb H.
Do they still have that velvety chocolate pudding? Unbelievably great.
re: Patrick A.
I don't recall seeing chocolate pudding on the menu the last few times I went there, but we don't always have dessert. I'll check next time, tho, and report back.


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Tony Steward leads top available ILBs
Originally Published: January 22, 2011By Corey Long | ESPN Recruiting
With national signing day (Feb. 2) around the corner, here is a look at the top uncommitted inside linebackers.
Tony Steward (St. Augustine, Fla./Pedro Menendez)Player rank: 9 | Position rank: 1 | Grade: 85 | Stars: 5
Height: 6-foot-1 | Weight: 225 pounds | Evaluation
Why they want him: Quite simply, Steward goes out and makes plays on the field. He is fast enough to run down anyone, he can get to the backfield on a blitz and goes from sideline to sideline with amazing quickness. Even in a senior year that was hampered by injuries, Steward was a dominant player on the field, whether he was at linebacker, wide receiver, running back or return specialist.
Recruiting update: Jamie Newberg reported that Steward is down to FSU, Clemson and UCLA. He is on his official visit to FSU this weekend and will take in-home visits from his top three schools next week before making a decision on signing day.
Curtis Grant (Richmond, Va./Hermitage)Player rank: 46 | Position rank: 3 | Grade: 81 | Stars: 4
Height: 6-3 | Weight: 220 pounds | Evaluation
Why they want him: A player that really excels when working laterally. This is not to say he's afraid to take on a blocker and stuff the inside run, because he'll do that too. Grant has a never-ending motor and strong athleticism that make him a tough defender when he has to drop in coverage. He's aggressive and tough already but both will improve as he gets stronger.
Recruiting update: Grant is in Charlottesville this weekend checking out Virginia. He has one final visit remaining and that will be at North Carolina on Jan. 28. Then it's decision time.
Dexter Staley (Williston, S.C./Williston-Elko)Player rank: NR | Position rank: 18 | Grade: 78 | Stars: 3
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 210 pounds | Evaluation
Why they want him: Staley is as good on offense as he is on defense, so it wouldn't surprise us if the school that lands him keeps its options open on how to use him. That being said, he's a physical presence with good closing speed. His versatility and athleticism give him a leg up when it comes to playing coverage.
Recruiting update: Staley will likely be heading to a prep school for 2011 -- odds are Georgia Military College. From there it looks like Georgia and South Carolina will be the top two battling for his services.
Cody Kurz (Ventura, Calif./Saint Bonaventure)Player rank: NR | Position rank: 21 | Grade: 78 | Stars: 3
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 240 pounds | Evaluation
Why they want him: At 6-2, 240 pounds it wouldn't shock us if Kurz continued to gain weight and played defensive end. But he's more than capable of playing inside linebacker and can knock a ball carrier backward with punishing hits. He's got a strong motor and he brings it when the situation calls for a pass rush.
Recruiting update: There was a plan to visit New Mexico State this weekend and Kurz is looking at a few other schools that have offered. He was linked to LSU for a long time but now is trying to figure out where he fits in. Kurz could possibly commit after signing day, if he wants to take more official visits.
Corey Long has been covering high school football and recruiting in the Sunshine State since 1995. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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- Georgia's Gurley undergoes knee surgery
- Meyer's message: OSU better behave vs. U-M
- London to remain Virginia's coach in 2015
National signing day is closing in fast and ESPN Recruiting will have you prepared by the time players start signing their national letters of intent and faxing them in on Wednesday, Feb. 2.
ESPNU 150 | Class rankings | Scorecard
• Updated ESPNU 150
• Scouts on why players moved up
• Checking in on uncommitted 150 players
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• No. 51-75: Cam Newton from Gator to Tiger
• No. 76-100: OL Vlachos, Bulaga come up big
• No. 101-125: Morgan, Sturdivant shine in ACC
• No. 126-150: Forcier, Bostick never pan out
• Reranking 2007's top 10 classes
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Conference breakdowns• ACC: Seminoles leading the way
• Big Ten: Buckeyes at the top again
• Big 12: OU, UT in their own class
• Pac-12: Trojans still getting it done
• SEC: Alabama on top of loaded conference
• Big East: Louisville coming on strong
• Best of the rest: ND, TCU dreaming big
Who's still out there?• Best available QBs | All uncommitted QBs
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2O11 GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT AWARD - Jack Wiltshire, Psy.D.
Posted by Fernando.Arzola on Friday June 3, 2011
Jack Wiltshire, Psy.D.
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Remake Films in Bollywood have been successful for over the years, and it has many takers.
Remake films in Bollywood date back to the days of the inception of films.
Dadasaheb Phalke
`s 1913 production of Raja
was remade four years later by the same director. That, of course, was in the silent era, which was overwhelmingly dominated by mythological and historical films. Later, given the fact that India was a nation where a multiplicity of languages was spoken, it was hardly surprising that inter-lingual remakes became the norm.
Bengali and
Marathi films
have always been a major source for remakes in
. In as early as 1928 Devdas was adapted from
Saratchandra Chatterjee
`s popular novel by the same name. This particular film first filmed in 1928 (in the silent era) by Naresh Mitra for Eastern Films Syndicate. Two celebrated Hindi versions of this story were later made by
Pramathesh Chandra Barua
, in 1935, and Bimal Roy, in 1955. The 2002 Hindi adaptation was directed by
Sanjay Leela Bhansali
This trend of remaking an important regional film into Hindi was common to both mainstream and parallel cinema. The audience they hoped to find were different but the motive was the same - the urge to reach the elusive high of an all-India audience. A number of films from South India were remade into Bollywood. Solva Sawan, Sargam,
Ek Duuje Ke Liye
, Sadma, Woh Saat Din and Eeshwar proved popular.
Marathi cinema`s interface with the Mumbai industry touched its pinnacle in the work of V. Shantaram, who made the provocative Kunku (in Marathi) and Duniya Na Mane (in Hindi) in 1937. This was a bilingual film about a woman tricked into marrying an old widower, who reluctantly accepts her decision not to consummate the relationship. In 1941, Shantaram made another Marathi-Hindi bilingual, Shejaril Padosi, which addressed the issue of communal harmony. In 2000, Mahesh Manjrekar`s
was made both in Marathi and Hindi.
For several decades, Bengali films remained one of Hindi cinema`s most commercially reliable formulas. It combined a realistic mode of storytelling to the needs of mass entertainment in a manner that did not undermine the purity of the creative process. A case in point is Basu Parivar, directed by Nirmal Dey in 1952, which inspired the making of Ram Mukherjee`s Hum Hindustani in 1960. The film revolved around the hardships faced by a family during World War II.
One Bengali director who mastered the blending of mass popularity and artistic integrity was Asit Sen. He remade 3 of his Tollygunge hits, Chalachal, Deep Jweley Jai and Uttar Falguni, as critically acclaimed Hindi films. Sen`s first remake was that of Uttar Falguni, as Mamata in 1966, in which
Suchitra Sen
performed one of her best-known roles. He then adapted the story of Deep Jweley Jai for the
Rajesh Khanna
- Waheeda Rehman psychodrama in Khamoshi. A year later, Asit Sen made Safar, a tragic love story based on Chalachal. The cast was headed by the top star pair of the era, Rajesh Khanna and
Sharmila Tagore
The history of Hindi remakes of
Bengali films
thus goes back a very long way. The 1942 Bengali film,
, based on a Saratchandra story, was remade by Bimal Roy in 1953 with
Ashok Kumar
Meena Kumari
playing the two pivotal roles. Another Saratchandra story yielded the Bengali film Pandit Moshai, by Naresh Mitra in 1951. It was adapted in 1975 by writer-director Gulzar in Khushboo starring Jeetendra and Hema Malini. The plot of the 1950 Bengali film Mejdidi was picked up by
Hrishikesh Mukherjee
in 1967 for Manjhli Didi, which featured Meena Kumari as the female protagonist.
Tapan Sinha`s Kabuliwala, Ajoy Kar`s Saat Pake Bandha (Kora Kagaz) and Tarun Majumdar`s Balika Bodhu were remade into
Hindi films
chose the plot of Tapan Sinha`s Apanjan for his directorial debut, Mere Apne. On the other hand one of Guru Dutt`s most admired films, Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam was based on Kartick Chattopadhyay`s Saheb Bibi Golam and Tagore`s Atithi was turned into a successful musical love story, Geet Gaata Chal, directed by Hiren Nag.
The south Indian influence on Hindi cinema was slow to begin with but has progressively grown in reach and impact. It brought a spate of family dramas and musical spectaculars into the Bombay movie mainstream; these have assumed multifarious forms over the years. The nationwide success of Chandralekha opened a new avenue for Tamil filmmaking studios. All through the 1950s, top southern producers and directors remade
Tamil films
in Hindi. Quite often their efforts were crowned with success. Inevitably, the southern imports brought a new sensibility into Hindi films, one that blended the rules of solid storytelling with elements to tantalize the masses.
Tamil and Telugu producer-director L.V. Prasad`s first Hindi feature film, Sharada, a remake of the Tamil film Etbirparadathu (directed by Narayanamurthy) and the Telugu film Ilavelpu (directed by Yoganand), dealt with a subject that was rather radical for the all-India audiences of the time. The film`s male protagonist, played by
Raj Kapoor
, finds that by a quirk of fate he has become the stepson of the woman he loves (Meena Kumari).
Prasad`s comedy Miss Mary, like Sharada, was a remake of his own film made earlier in Tamil as Missiamma and in Telugu as Missamma. His third Hindi release was Chhoti Bahen, an adaptation of the Tamil film En Thangai. Another major Chennai filmmaker who successfully reworked his Tamil hits for the Hindi movie market was A. Bhimsingh. His best known Hindi film, Adini, was a 1968 remake of the Sivaji Ganesan hit Alayamani. Bhimsingh also remade Pasamalar as Bhai Bahen. The film featured Ganesan in the role of an orphaned young man who dotes on his sister so much that his world goes to pieces when she marries a co-worker of his.
Prasad continued with his forays into Hindi cinema virtually till the very end of his filmmaking career. In 1981 he produced K. Balachander`s all-India hit Ek Duuje Ke Liye, a remake of the director`s Telugu feature Maro Charithra. The man who established the "Madras movie", or Hindi films funded primarily by southern capital, as a viable commercial option in the all-India market was T. Rama Rao. He delivered a series of smash hits in the late 1970s and early 1980s - Lok Parlok, Judaai, Maang Bharo Sajana, Andha Kanoon and Inquilab. Many of Rama Rao`s remakes featured
as the male lead, as did the Hindi productions of Telugu directors such as K. Raghavendra Rao (Himmatwala) and Dasari Narayana Rao (Swarg Narak, Jyoti Bane Jwala, and Pyaasa Sawan).
But the
-bound flow of southern films and their makers did not stop. The influential Tamil director Bharathiraja adapted Sigappu Rojakkal a slasher film with an overt anti-woman slant, as Red Rose in 1980, with superstar
Rajesh Khanna
essaying the pivotal role. K. Bhagyaraja had many of his Tamil releases cast into Hindi, notably by Telugu filmmaker Bapu. He made films like Woh Saat Din and Mohabbat. In the early 1990s, Indra Kumar remade Bhagyaraja`s Enga Chinna Rasa as Beta, starring
Anil Kapoor
as an illiterate. Earlier, in 1985, Bhagyaraj had wielded the director`s megaphone to make the big-budget
Amitabh Bachchan
vehicle Aakhri Raasta, a remake of Bharathiraja`s
Oru Kaithiya Diary.
Today, names such as
Mani Ratnam
, Priyadarshan, and
Santosh Sivan
rank among the most respected creative artists and craftsmen in Hindi cinema. Mani Ratnam`s
, Nayakan, Yuva and
were also made into
Hindi language
. Priyadarshan is perhaps the first-ever filmmaker from
to establish a reputation in Mumbai. It rests primarily on Virasat, a remake of the
Kamal Hassan
Tamil film
Thevar Magan. Most of
`s Hindi releases are adaptations of hits made in his native tongue,
Malayalam language
. Gardish, Yeh Teraa Ghar Yeh Meraa Ghar, Hulchul,
Bhool Bhulaiya
and others have been inspired from the
Malayalam films
. Other films like Nayak, directed by Shankar, Telugu movie Tholi Prema and others have been remade into Hindi blockbusters.
Though some of the biggest hits of the past few years, such as,
Hum Aapke Hain Kaun
Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge
Dil To Pagal Hai
Kuch Kuch Hota Hai
Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam
, Lagaan, and Gadar - Ek Prem Katha have banked upon indigenously developed plots. Apart from the Indian film industries the remake films in Bollywood were also modelled on Hollywood movies.
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View tumbling cascades, rustic bridges, and picturesque pools in the Park's largest woodland area, a landscape designed to offer a forest retreat right in Manhattan.
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Remembering Yesterday: Queens and Its World's Fairs
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Remembering is both a collective and a personal activity. In this exhibition, both are on display in relation to two World's Fairs that took place in Flushing, Queens in…
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at Sheep Meadow (in Central Park), Manhattan
8:30 a.m.
The marathon route goes through 26.2 miles of New York City and touching all five boroughs before ending in Central Park. Tens of thousands of runners participate. Come out and…
Category: Fitness
Alley Pond Park Adventure Course: Free Public Sundays
at Alley Pond Park Adventure Center (in Alley Pond Park), Queens
9:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Free programs are available for individuals aged 8 and above on a first–come,first-served basis on Sundays at 10:00a.m. from May through November. Registration begins at…
Dinosaur Safari: Mysteries Revealed
at Bronx Zoo (in Bronx Park), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
See more than 30 animatronic dinosaurs, including a 40-foot long tyrannosaurus rex, on this ride through the two-acre safari.
Category: Education, Nature, Kids
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Romanian Banksy
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Here's where you find the best of the best, our top digital cameras across the board.
The Olympus mju Tough-6020 and Tough-8010 are secure enough in their masculinity to wear pink, and who can blame them when they're waterproof, shockproof, freezeproof and even crushproof
The mju 9010 promises much but doesn't really deliver. Physically, it's fine. It's compact, portable, affordable and easy to use. But the image quality is weak and the movie mode has serious limitations. If you're shopping for the best compact superzoom, keep looking
Typical price: £230.00
Olympus is muscling its way back into the increasingly crowded sturdy-camera market with the new mju Tough 6010 in manly, red, grey and... turquoise?
With all rugged cameras, you're buying toughness over picture quality. On that basis, the Olympus mju Tough-3000 offers a good blend of features, durability and affordability
Typical price: £165.00
The Olympus mju-7040 is a smart and versatile compact camera with a very good zoom range for its size. Its 2GB of internal storage and in-built software make it handy as a portable photo and movie browser too. The step up to 14 megapixels, from its predecessor's 12 megapixels, does nothing for the picture quality, though
Typical price: £240.00
The Olympus mju-7010, FE-26, FE-4000, FE-5020 are not only colourful but pack decent-sized zooms. But why oh why is Olympus so stuck on microSD?
The Olympus mju-7000 looks like yesterday's future today, and packs a 7x zoom into an impressively svelte frame
Most underwater compacts have to use internal 'folded' lenses, so it's unwise to expect stellar image quality. Even so, the Olympus mju Tough-6010's pictures are rather disappointing. It's still a stylish and relatively cheap go-anywhere camera, though
Typical price: £210.00
A big step forward from the old mju-7000, the Olympus mju-7010 combines a 7x wideangle zoom with a slim body. It looks great, handles well and its pictures are pretty good too. An in-camera panorama feature and some neat 'magic filters' are a welcome bonus
Typical price: £200.00
The Olympus mju 7000 is competent, but offers nothing that makes it stand out. You'd probably be better off with either the mju 5000 or mju 9000
Typical price: £200.00