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A consortium of lenders led by Axis Bank has sent notice to Delhi Airport Metro Express Pvt Ltd (DAMEPL) for payment of loans which have turned into non-performing assets (NPA).
The banks and financial institutions, which have a total exposure of Rs 1,800 crore to the project, have served notices to Reliance Infrastructure Ltd and Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) recently for recovery of debt, banking sources said.
The original concessionaire of the project DAMEPL was Reliance Infrastructure Ltd.
DAMEPL, a special purpose vehicle of Reliance Infrastructure Ltd, in July this year had said that they terminated the Concession Agreement with DMRC for the airport metro line nearly nine months back, vide its notice dated October 8, 2012.
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According to sources, the loan was given to original concessionaire and termination of contract does not absolve Reliance Infrastructure Ltd from repayment of debt.
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IIFC (UK), a subsidiary of India Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd (IIFCL) is also part of the consortium as it has given loan of USD 54 million (about Rs 350 crore) for import of rolling stock of the project.
The total ridership of the Airport express line during the peak of its operations was recorded at 21,000 per day.
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Maybe I missed it, but has this trade been completed yet?
Maybe I missed it, but has this trade been completed yet?
I'll take Cody Ross back, think they'll do that. Reds send OF Cody Ross to the Marlins for OF Cody Ross
It wa announced when he was traded:
Reds send OF Cody Ross to Marlins for, someone not as good.
I thought it was great that the Reds picked up Cody Ross. But the Reds had the Q-Man lighting it up, so Ross was the odd man out.
I believe it was 500,000 cash. I read that somewhere recently.
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Okay, so I haven't yet gotten to the intended linocut work today, but it's not my fault. Really! Blame friend Michael, who has kindly been supplying both the DM and I with some really groovy cigar boxes. (It's not Michael who is emptying aforementioned boxes, BTW. He's just the conduit.)
David's making banjos (sorry, still in development stage, so no pics yet) with the nice, low, rectangular wooden (!) boxes, but yesterday we received some really nifty small, squarish ones. OOOH! I knew JUST what I wanted to do with one: Make a box of mini books!
In the interest of full disclosure, I'm, err... reinterpreting... an idea I saw somewhere else, which involved little books shaped like file folders. How can one resist filling a little box with little books?
The box itself is just 5.75" x 4.25" x 4.5". The little books are about 3.5" x 5" (closed). Perfect size to stick in my pocket when I go for a walk. Usually I just scribble my notes in little spiral notebooks, but how much more fun will it be NOW?
I haven't quite figured out what I'm going to do inside the box cover, nor how to deal with the debossed writing on the outside, and I expect much scowling and lip-biting will ensue. Or not.
I'm still planning to get a lino started tonight. The DM went to the doctor yesterday and was pronounced "mending," so we're much relieved. He's back to poking around in the studio, alternating with periods of web surfing or sofa sitting. He also made supper tonight, which around here means we're eating much better again. Whew!
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
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- Jeff said...
Great little box o' books. I would be jealous, but I know that I can always get my own rare and beautiful box and make a lot of little handmade books out of lovely paper and fine craftsmanship to put in it and then open it and take one out whenever I need one on which to make exquisite little sketches of carefully observed bits of nature on the walks that I never take.
- April 28, 2009 at 11:28:00 PM MDT
- Jennifer Rose said...
that is a great use for that box :D
banjos? the musical instruments? cool that they will be made out of the boxes :) - April 29, 2009 at 4:30:00 AM MDT
- Sherrie Y said...
Yup, musical instruments from cigar boxes. I can't wait until he gets one finished!
Jeff. I'm trying to decide whether I've just been given a super-colossal-ginormous hint, or been slathered in sarcasm. - April 29, 2009 at 12:32:00 PM MDT
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Along with friends and other family members, Samantha Swisher visited her dad in the hospital's intensive-care unit. Still unconscious, he was shivering and shaking. There was a breathing tube down his throat.
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Her father doesn't remember that afternoon in April at the track.
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The 17-year-old struggles with the memory.
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She is bubbly, bright and focused. Today, Bollywood belongs to this with-it girl of GenNow. With an impressive line-up of films in the kitty, two award-winning hits last year, and the recent critically acclaimed Lakshya, this knows-her-mind beauty is set to grab the top spot in the film industry. V. Gangadhar zeroes in on Preity Zintas ambitious career moves, personal priorities and reported link-ups with co-stars.
During the past few weeks in her interaction with the media, Preity Zinta had been focusing on two issues her role in Farhan Akthars Lakshya and the comments on her personal life by certain gossip columnists. She is happy with the first and furious with the second.
For the daughter of an army officer, her role in Lakshya, a film about jawans and the Kargil war, was something special. Preity regards it as the best role in her career which shot up in 2003 with four releases and two major hits (Koi Mil Gaya and Kal Ho Naa Ho) "Winning awards for these films was fabulous," says Preity, "but my role in Lakshya was something extra special."
Lakshya, says Preity, made her think and re-evaluate her priorities in her life. "I thought of the sacrifices of our jawans who lay down their lives without even knowing for whom exactly they are making the ultimate sacrifices. My faith in democracy was rekindled, I went and voted in the Lok Sabha poll because I realised I could contribute a little towards the running of the country."
Working on the film, Preity often thought of her late father and her brother, who is also an army officer.
Despite critical acclaim, Lakshya did not fare well at the box office. "One cannot account for tastes of the public," Preity shrugs. "But you cannot discount all that critical acclaim." Her own role of a TV journalist also came for some barbed comments, particularly the way she had done her hair. "Was that relevant?" asks Preity. "I was not trying to imitate any living TV woman journalist." For Preity, the role of a journalist was something unusual and she prepared herself thoroughly for the same. "I know how journalists were normally portrayed on the Hindi screen," points out the actress. "Dont you see the difference in this role? I mean, the intensity, the originality?"
Lakshya was Preitys third movie with Hritihik Roshan, with whom she vibes well. "He is one of my best friends in the industry," Preity claims. "And that goes for his wife Suzanne too. We often meet at parties and enjoy ourselves. Hrithik understands the nuances of a good role and it came out well in Lakshya."
For someone who had made an impressive debut in Dil Se and followed it up by excelling in the role of an unwed mother in Kya Kehna, films like Lakshya were part of a big leap forward. Preity is among our top female stars but laughs at the suggestion that she had come to occupy the number-one spot. "I do not even want to think about it," she asserted. "It is good to be among the top female stars, getting roles from big banners. The number-one spot is really not important. There are other equally good actors in the business," she asserts.
It is a dream come true for Preity, who is slated to appear in Yash Chopras next film. It means total acceptance. "Yashjis heroines are elegant and beautiful, but they are also strong," she points out. "For me, that is important. I want to play strong characters who carry the film forward." Dil Chahta Hai with Farhan Akthar was one such film. "He has progressed so much with just two films," declares Preity. "For me, identification with the character is important. For instance, that was one reason which made the role of Nina in Kal Ho Naa Ho so special for her. She was aware of the idealism behind the profession of journalism and that made Lakshya a real challenge. Dil Chahta Hai portrayed her as soft, fragile, and Lakshya depicted her as hard and gritty. Known as a tomboy, Preity would love to do genuine comedy roles. "But where are such roles?" laments the star.
Preity does not look beyond say a year or so. "Who knows what will happen after that? I have enough money, I can pick and choose my roles and live my own life." It is that which had led her to be in gossip columns and Preity did not like it one bit. "I am targeted because I am single and make my own choices," she rues.
According to Preity, her personal life has always been an open book. "I date, go out in public with the people I like and why shouldnt I?"
Yet, it hurt when her name was linked and continues to be linked with most of her co-stars and other actors. When Aamir Khan was divorced, she was linked with him. The same happened when Abhishek Bachchans engagement with Karisma Kapoor was broken off. Preity wondered where and how did her name crop up. She did not believe in filing defamation suits because they take a long time and are not worth it. "Next time, anyone writes nonsense about me, I may well whack the writer," she snaps with an angry toss of the head.
"Such scurrilous writings hurt my family which has respected my way of life and independence," she says. Some journalists wrote that Abhishek was a constant visitor to her sets when shes shooting in Mumbai studios despite the fact that she has not shot in any Mumbai studios for a long time. "How can I go on contradicting such mischievous reporting?"
This psychology major from St. Bedes College Shimla is no plastic doll. Yet she must be hating headlines in the gossip press which screamed "I am no slut: Preity Zinta" Was she was aware of the tiff between Amitabh Bachchan and director Farhan Akthar on the sets of Lakshya? She dismisses the incident with a shrug. According to her, such arguments occur on every set. But she firmly denies that she was hiding at the Bachchan Holi party because she was "involved" with Abhishek. In fact, she was very much in the open, dancing with everyone. But then, the gossip press must have its fill.
For long, feels Preity, women have been mere props in Bollywood and she does not want to be one. She has warm feelings for Saif Ali Khan and enjoyed his success in Hum Tum. There was no bitter rivalry with Rani Mukherjee.
"Yes, we do move in different circles, but we are great friends too," declares Preity. Karan Johar has been another pal. "You can always cry on his shoulder," laughs the star. "But so far, I have not been asked to star in his next film. In fact, the cast has not been finalised except for the hero, Shah Rukh Khan."
During the Bharat Shah court case (which blew the lid off the involvement of the underworld with Bollywood and the extortion racket), unlike other witnesses who turned hostile, Preity had the guts to admit receiving threats from the lumpen elements.
Dubbed as the only hero in Bollywood by the cops, Preity had brushed aside the applause saying she had only stood by the statements she had made two years ago. That she has the grit to plough a lonely furrow is obvious because even in the cut-throat celluloid world she has walked alone without being cushioned by a mentor or a sugar daddy.
With her career in great shape, what more does Preity need? She has old-fashioned views on men and marriage. "A man is needed in a womans life, otherwise the family will not be complete. Marriage should be a lifelong association." When Preity finally ties the knot, she would like to do it openly. "Take whatever you want from life, but be prepared to give back something" is her philosophy.
Looks matter to her
I get easily bored looking the same. So I have to change my look in every film. I shoot my own look on a camcorder and then show it to the director. If he approves, things get along fine. If he doesnt, then theres a problem."
Preity Zinta
Preity is interested in looking good and asks a lot of questions. I remember having lengthy discussions with her every time she came to me before giving a shot. But personally, I feel she looks best with minimal make-up and when she is in western outfits."
Stylist Mickey Contractor, her make-up artist in Kal Ho Naa Ho
Her chubby cheeks have played their part in giving her the cute label. But now, she has discovered the gym with a vengeance. She works very hard before a shoot and has only one request that she should look slim in the picture.
Fashion photographer Daboo Ratnani
A buddys buddy
I admire Preity for her positive attitude. She never loses her cool. I think it shows on screen and that is why the audience has accepted her well.
Hrithik Roshan, her co-actor in Mission Kashmir, Koi...Mil Gaya and Lakshya
Directors delight
Preity has the intelligence to choose the films she can do. She is more for the film than herself. She is ready to give dates and cut her price if she likes the subject.
Honey Irani, who directed her in Armaan (MF)


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Luxor on Father's Day: Tombs and Temples
Trip Start
May 05, 2011
Trip End
Aug 29, 2011
Where I stayed
M/S Nile Dolphin
We spend the early hours of Father's Day gliding along the Nile River on the M/S Nile Dolphin, mooring in Luxor before we wake. Today will be full of tours, tombs and temples. We have breakfast in the dining room without our usual companions, Mark and Janice. They have chosen an optional hot air balloon ride with a 4:00am wake up call. Tempting, but nearly impossible for us with the children. After breakfast, our guide Ahmed greets us and says "West bank in the morning; East bank in the afternoon."
We're on the road at 8:00am to see the Valley of the Kings before it's too hot to breathe. Driving along in the Memphis Tours van with Ahmed and our driver, Arafat, we see the streets of Luxor. After a short trip we pull into a parking lot next to two large statues (the Colossi of Memnon), and all of a sudden, Mark and Janice are getting in the van! They're breathless from the balloon ride and really enjoyed themselves, despite the early departure. Now we drive into the desert.
The Valley of the Kings site was chosen by Amenhotep I around 1550 BC partly because of its remote, isolated location at the base of a pyramid-shaped mountain. He knew that the pharaohs' tombs inside the pyramids near Giza were vulnerable to robbers and foreign invaders. Further, Amenhotep was in Thebes (now Luxor) and the sun (a/k/a the sun god Amun-Ra) seemed to set into the desert at this exact spot. Lastly, the point of mummification and an elaborate burial was to ensure the dead pharaoh's safe passage up a path along the pyramid to join Amun-Ra in the afterlife. This site would be easier to guard and seemed to lead right up to the sky.
We arrive in the visitor center to find a 3-D model of the site showing where the tombs are and how deep into the ground each one goes. Sixty three tombs were built here in this white-sand desert valley from 1550 to 1069 BC. Nine tombs are currently open but we have time for only five. And no photos allowed. The pictures included here were downloaded from the internet.
In a shady spot, we listen to Ahmed narrate the tombs we'll see today. Many of the tombs follow a similar building plan beginning with a long passage descending down into the ground broken into three successive sections protected by sealed doors. Some tombs have an additional deep shaft which leads nowhere but possibly prevented flood waters from seeping into the inner chambers. Beyond is the burial room where the royal mummy rested inside a series of coffins, all of which nested one into another. The coffins were placed inside a stone sarcophagus. Additional small storage rooms past the burial chamber held treasure, statues, food and the canopic shrine where the king's extracted internal organs lay in alabaster jars.
The big draw is Tutankhamen, the boy king who died at the age of 18. His father, Akhenaten broke from the religious tradition of multiple gods and goddesses, distilling everything down to one sun god, Atun. This radical idea jeopardized many high priests' positions and proved very unpopular. The priests even tried to bribe Akhenaten's wife, Nefertiti, but to no avail. Perhaps Akhenaten and Nefertiti were assassinated because they disappeared, and Tutankhamen became king at about age eight. Due to health problems, Tut ruled only eleven years. Tomb builders, therefore, had to complete the royal grave in much less time than usual.
Tut's tomb was found mostly intact in 1922 by American archeologist Howard Carter, who searched the area for this tomb for over six years. Current theories suggest that robbers did vandalize the tomb in ancient times and local authorities resealed it in haste to prevent further losses. These theories explain why some of the tomb's rooms, full of original items, were found in disarray. Eventually the tomb was lost beneath the material excavated from the tomb of Ramses V & VI.
Carter's greatest discovery was the king's mummy. The burial chamber of the tomb held a large stone sarcophagus. Inside he found four nested, gilded, wooden shrines, one smaller than the next. When he opened the smallest shrine, he found three coffins, one nesting inside the next. The smallest one was solid gold and held the mummified body with the now-famous golden funerary mask.
As we head down into Tut's tomb, we see his mummy on display in a temperature-controlled case. One of the coffins is also on display. The tomb itself is small and unimpressive when compared to the others here in Valley of the Kings. All of the treasures found have been moved to the Egyptian Museum.
The tomb for Ramses V & VI, next door to Tut, have colorful walls covered in hieroglyphics. The ceiling of this burial chamber features double images of the goddess of the sky, Nut, stretched across the length of the room as she frames the Book of the Day and the Book of the Night. She swallows the sun each evening and gives birth to it again each day. A large stone sarcophagus, broken into two, sits in a disheveled state below the mural. Both pharaohs shared this tomb because their collective rein lasted only 11 years. Their mummies were later moved to the tomb of Amenhotep II and now reside in the Egyptian Museum.
Inside the tomb of Ramses IX, we see hieroglyphics showing how, step-by-step, the pharaoh would join the sun god Amun-Ra in the afterlife, according to the Book of the Dead. This tomb is well preserved, full of color and jam packed with rows of hieroglyphics.
As we view the remaining tombs, we see the same basic floor plan as the others. Yet each tomb is distinctly different, just as each king is different. Merenptah, the 13th son of Ramses II (Ramses ruled so long that he outlived his first 12 sons), built the second-largest tomb in the valley, including a passage to a false burial chamber. Although most of the hieroglyphics are badly faded, a large scene portraying the pharaoh with the god Amun-Ra is positioned prominently in the first corridor.
The tomb of Ramses III is one of the longest tombs. The walls are full of scenes of Ramses III making offerings to the gods, the Litany of Ra and the Book of Gates. This king wanted to show his influence outside of Egypt so secular scenes chronicle his receipt of gifts from afar, such as beautiful pottery from the Aegean.
After touring the tombs in the Valley of the Kings, and then some serious shopping at an alabaster market, we continue on to the site called Deir El-Bahri, which includes the funerary monument/tomb of King Montuhotep, a funerary monument to Queen Hatshepsut (one of the few women who ruled as a pharaoh) and a small temple to King Tuthmosis III. The monument to Montuhotep is quite destroyed. Yet, 500 years after Montuhotep, Hatshepsut used a similar series of terraces, colonnades and ramps to embed her building into the cliffside.
Her story is interesting as she didn't come to power by birth but took hold of the reins herself. When her brother/husband, King Tuthmosis II died, Hatshepsut knew that she could not rule Egypt as a queen. The next heir would be her nephew, Tuthmosis III but he was too young to rule. Hatshepsut made sure he was sent to a far away land for his education. She transformed her image into that of a pharaoh (dressing as a man, false beard and all) and created a story that she was the daughter of the sun god, Amun-Ra, giving her a legitimate right to rule as pharaoh. She told this story in hieroglyphics on the walls of the monument.
After almost a decade away, Tuthmosis III returned to claim the throne. Soon after that Hatshepsut disappeared and Tuthmosis III went to great lengths to destroy all records of his aunt. Still, her funerary monument is a grand, sprawling structure which makes a dramatic impact because of its seemingly simplistic design. We walk around in the blazing hot sun trying to find shade so as to admire the gigantic statues of Osiris attached to the columns at the entrance. Next we explore a small temple to Hathour, the cow goddess of mothers.
At last we take refuge in the tour van which delivers us briefly to the Colossi of Memnon statues. These faceless giants, each carved from a single stone, measure 18 meters high. They are Amenhotep III, greeting visitors at the entrance of his former memorial temple, thought to be the largest built in Egypt. The temple was built of mud brick on the flood plain of the Nile. Time and the elements wore the walls down and succeeding pharaohs took the stones and statues from this temple to use in their own. The Greeks subsequently named the statues after the African king, Memnon, killed by Achilles during the Trojan War. Now only these statues remain. We take a group photo in between other tour groups and merchants stalking the area.
Back to the M/S Nile Dolphin just in time for lunch. The staff members have been kidding around with Kai and Kate since we boarded the ship. Sometimes employees will simply touch Kai's head and smile at him as he passes them in the hallways. The head waiter sees that Kai is playing with a few coins. He taps Kai on the shoulder and quickly sneaks the coins away while Kai isn't looking. Kai turns around to find his coins are gone and bursts into tears (could be that he's just tired). The waiter feels terrible, tries to comfort Kai, and then produces a toy camel from the gift shop (despite our protests). Kai brightens up immediately. We decide to name the camel Casanova, after our camel ride at the pyramids. Further complicating matters is the fact that Kate already had her eye on these camels. Fortunately she has been saving coins and has earned enough to buy her own stuffed camel before we depart Luxor.
The kids are worried that they have no gifts for Kurt on Father's Day so we arrange a relaxing massage for him in the ship's spa after lunch. While Kurt is at the spa, the kids and I play bingo in the game room. We also begin a game of Cluedo (same as Clue) but don't have time to finish.
After 3:00pm, we head out to the massive, 4,000-year-old Temple of Karnak complex, dedicated to the sun god, Amun-Ra. Initial building is believed to have begun under Ramses II. We walk through a long avenue of ram-headed sphinxes, representing the sun god, as we approach the front entrance. The left and right pylons symbolize the left bank and the right bank of the Nile and the doorway represents the river running through them. The axis of this series of temples looks down a tremendously long hypostyle hallway inside with over 100 high columns.
Just inside the entrance, we see a very large mud brick ramp up against one of the pylon walls. This sheds light into how ancient Egyptians made the wall so tall: They would push the bricks up this ramp to secure the next layer. To our right are more ram-headed sphinxes with large columns behind them. The sheer size of the walls and columns here is unbelievable. [some columns have a picture of a lotus flower at the top, representing Upper Egypt, and some show the papyrus plant, representing Lower Egypt. Other columns are made to look like bunches of papyrus flower stems bound together, which I really like.
The power that this temple enjoyed is also impressive. Once it was complete, many of the pharaohs, like Ramses II and III, Hatshepsut, and Amenhotep II added some grand-scale room, obelisk or other feature to it to make it their own. Even when the Libyans and Nubians ruled Egypt, they made additions to this temple and worshipped Amun.
A little further along, Ahmed shows us a black mark on some of the blocks. This line shows how high the flood waters of the Nile reached during the rainy season. Two obelisks still stand in this middle section and a third one, from Hatshepsut's rule, has fallen down. The obelisk served as a marker so locals can identify where the temple is. Also, its extensive inscriptions gave the current ruler a way to advertise his/her deeds for the commoners to see.
As we reach the middle of the complex, we see a large granite scarab on a pillar. Ahmed explains that we can make a wish here and walk around the scarab a certain number of times to make it come true. If we wish for another baby, for example, we would walk around the scarab clockwise five times. Clearly, we do not need another baby. So we make a wish and follow each other around the scarab clockwise three times, as Ahmed prescribes. Mark and Janice, our travel companions, look on as we circle the scarab. Perhaps they make a wish for the crazy Studt family to go somewhere else so they can have a bit of quiet time.
A very large lake is next to the scarab statue. This lake was only for the priests in their daily purification rites and other water ceremonies. We had heard that if you touch the water, you will have good luck. Kai goes down the steps and puts a finger in the water. Just then a security guard shouts at us to get off the steps. Being spotted is not so lucky.
Departing Karnak, we drive a mere 3 kilometers to Luxor Temple, and we see a path of excavation that the Egyptian government has recently begun. This path is an ancient processional avenue and leads from the Temple of Karnak directly to Luxor Temple. Homes and buildings along this path have been cleared away and a highway of sphinxes has been uncovered.
It's late afternoon as we enter Luxor Temple and we are grateful for a bit of breeze and the setting sun. The temple looks beautiful in this light. We study the entrance which has two colossi of Ramses II and one obelisk on the left. A missing twin obelisk now resides in Paris at the Place de la Concorde, which we have seen earlier in our trip. The remaining obelisk was also being sent to France in the early 1900s, but the clock tower which the Egyptians received in exchange for the first obelisk did not work. This obelisk was recalled and reinstalled at Luxor, now with a bit of a left-leaning list.
Just inside the entrance, the mosque of Abu al-Haggag sits atop the left wall, its doors and windows are way out of reach high above us (its main entrance is now off to the side of Luxor Temple). When the mosque was built, desert covered most of the Luxor Temple and this entrance was at ground level.
Built during the time of Amenhotep III, this giant temple's axis runs parallel to the Nile River. The site was already a shrine for Amun-Ra and his wife Mut, but Amenhotep III expanded the temple to include a grand hypostyle hall and more columns (resembling bundles of papyrus flowers) than any other temple we've seen. Tutankhamon finished this hall, decorating the inner walls with reliefs of the festival and feast of Opet. A statue of Tut and his bride sit at the end of this hall.
Toward the back of the temple, we see the sanctuary. Also we see evidence of other religious groups like Coptic Christians using this part of the temple (after ancient times) for their center of worship. Many of the hieroglyphics are vandalized as well. The Romans added walls and their own hieroglyphics to the temple. But you can tell the difference between the older Egyptian art in the form of a bas-relief (images are raised, backgrounds are carved down for almost a 3-D effect) and the newer Roman art where the scenes are recessed into the rock.
We depart Luxor Temple in the dark and soon are back on board our ship, enjoying Father's Day dinner. Mark teaches Kai a disappearing coin trick using two Egyptian pounds. Kai works at it a bit until the waitstaff serves birthday cake. Once we've all had our sweet fix, we rush back to our room to see what towel creature awaits us. As we open the door, we see a monkey hanging, by his arms, from the ceiling.
Since this is our last night on board the ship, we decide to join Mark and Janice in the lounge for a drink. We've become quite attached to our new friends. Ahmed comes in to say good night as we will all part ways tomorrow. The kids have a second wind thanks to the cake after dinner, so they are delighted when we all agree to play Cluedo. We're in the thick of trying to figure out who "did it," when Kurt takes a formal guess.
But Kate has given him bad information and he's got the right person with the right weapon but the wrong room. The game's tiny score cards aren't much help (for me, at least). Even though Kai hasn't used the score card, he takes a guess and he wins! We are stunned. He says he copied Kurt's guess and simply chose a different room on the fly. What amazing good luck he has - perhaps touching the sacred lake water at Karnak Temple really did help him....
Tomorrow we have to say good bye to Mark and Janice as we journey to the resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh for some serious relaxing.


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methods. However, the special method B()
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is not inherited because Java does not inherit constructors.
In the "main" method, a instance of C is created, and the inherited method "triple" is called.
If you run the program, it will print "B called" followed by "12".
In Java, when a subclass is created, it automatically calls its parent's constructor (if the class itself does not define constructors).
Here's a example of extending a class that has a constructor with parameters.
The code won't compile and gives a mysterious message. See if you can fix it.
/* note: this code won't compile*/ class B { B (int n) { System.out.println("B's constructor called"); } } class C extends B { C (int n) { System.out.println("C's constructor called"); } } public class I2 { public static void main(String[] args) { B b = new B(4); C c = new C(2); } }
The error is javac 1.8 is:
I2.java:10: error: constructor B in class B cannot be applied to given types; C (int n) { ^ required: int found: no arguments reason: actual and formal argument lists differ in length 1 error
Answer below.
The problem has to do with the paradigm and language machineries of OOP and Java.
When creating a constructor of a class whose parent class has a user-defined constructor, then in the definition of the constructor it must call the parent class's constructor, in the first line, using the super
The super
is a instance of the parent class.
In our example, the class B has a user defined constructor. Therefore, Java did not create a do-nothing constructor for it. And, thus when we have a class C that extends B, the programer needs to call the constructor of B.
To fix the code above, add super(n);
in the first line of the subclass's constructor.
If the class C does not call B's constructor, Java compiler automatically assumes that the user wants the no-argument constructor B()
, and call it for you. But since Java did not internally create the no-argument constructor, therefore it gives the error of symbol not found.
Here's the fixed code.
class B { B (int n) { System.out.println("B's constructor called"); } } class C extends B { C (int n) { super(n); System.out.println("C's constructor called"); } } public class I2 { public static void main(String[] args) { B b = new B(4); C c = new C(2); } }


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Alfred Hitchcock was the most well-known director to the general public, by virtue of both his many thrillers and his appearances on television in his own series from the mid-'50s through the early '60s. Probably more than any other filmmaker, his name evokes instant expectations on the part of audiences: at least two or three great chills (and a few… More
Alfred Hitchcock was the most well-known director to the general public, by virtue of both his many thrillers and his appearances on television in his own series from the mid-'50s through the early '60s. Probably more than any other filmmaker, his name evokes instant expectations on the part of audiences: at least two or three great chills (and a few more good ones), some striking black comedy, and an eccentric characterization or two in every one of the director's movies.
Originally trained at a technical school, Hitchcock gravitated to movies through art courses and advertising, and by the mid-'20s he was making his first films. He had his first major success in 1926 with The Lodger, a thriller loosely based on Jack the Ripper. While he worked in a multitude of genres over the next six years, he found his greatest acceptance working with thrillers. His early work with these, including Blackmail (1929) and Murder (1930), seem primitive by modern standards, but have many of the essential elements of Hitchcock's subsequent successes, even if they are presented in technically rudimentary terms. Hitchcock came to international attention in the mid- to late '30s with The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934), The 39 Steps (1935), and, most notably, The Lady Vanishes (1938). By the end of the 1930s, having gone as far as the British film industry could take him, he signed a contract with David O. Selznick and came to America.
From the outset, with the multi-Oscar-winning psychological thriller Rebecca (1940) and the topical anti-Nazi thrillers Foreign Correspondent (1940) and Saboteur (1942), Hitchcock was one of Hollywood's "money" directors whose mere presence on a marquee attracted audiences. Although his relationship with Selznick was stormy, he created several fine and notable features while working for the producer, either directly for Selznick or on loan to RKO and Universal, including Spellbound (1945), probably the most romantic of Hitchcock's movies; Notorious (1946); and Shadow of a Doubt (1943), considered by many to be his most unsettling film.
In 1948, after leaving Selznick, Hitchcock went through a fallow period, in which he experimented with new techniques and made his first independent production, Rope; but he found little success. In the early and mid-'50s, he returned to form with the thrillers Strangers on a Train (1951), which was remade in 1987 by Danny DeVito as Throw Momma From the Train; Dial M for Murder (1954), which was among the few successful 3-D movies; and Rear Window (1954). By the mid-'50s, Hitchcock's persona became the basis for the television anthology series Alfred Hitchcock Presents, which ran for eight seasons (although he only directed, or even participated as producer, in a mere handful of the shows). His films of the late '50s became more personal and daring, particularly The Trouble With Harry (1955) and Vertigo (1958), in which the dark side of romantic obsession was explored in startling detail. Psycho (1960) was Hitchcock's great shock masterpiece, mostly for its haunting performances by Janet Leigh and Anthony Perkins and its shower scene, and The Birds (1963) became the unintended forerunner to an onslaught of films about nature-gone-mad, and all were phenomenally popular -- The Birds, in particular, managed to set a new record for its first network television showing in the mid-'60s.
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Carlos Guillen not close to return, still has "sharp pain" in knee
Aug 24, 2010, 11:17 AM EDT
Carlos Guillen is eligible to return from the disabled list on August 31, but said yesterday that he's still experiencing "sharp pain" in his bruised left knee. "Right now, it's not good," Guillen told Jason Beck of MLB.com.
Guillen guessed that he's at least two weeks from potentially rejoining Detroit's lineup and because he's still under contract for $13 million next season the Tigers can't just cut bait on the 34-year-old, but at this point there's little motivation to rush him back. Detroit is below .500 and 10 games behind Minnesota in the AL Central.
He suffered the injury when Brett Gardner of the Yankees slid into him while trying to break up a double play. Guillen initially deemed it a clean play, but later reconsidered and seemed to indicate he felt Gardner was in the wrong.


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