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Spotted! Part 4: Terminator: Genisys
Terminator: Genisys (2015)
Rated NR: This Film Currently Has No Rating
Genre/s: Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Drama
This film is to be released on July 1, 2015 (US Release Date, Available For Worldwide Viewing)
Writers: Patrick Lusier and Laeta Kalogridis
Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Emilia Clarke, Jai Courtney, J.K. Simmons and Jason Clarke
He's back alright. Welcome once again to Dateline Movies and today, we're going on a time-travelling journey with the upcoming installment of the Terminator franchise, Terminator: Genisys. Honestly, I'm not sure if this is even a reboot or a part of a standalone tetralogy (Terminator in 1984, Terminator 2: Judgment Day in 1991, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines in 2003 and Terminator Salvation in 2009 and I hope I got the terminology right) since the setting is a parallel universe. And now for our fourth entry in our Spotted! posts, here is the classic T-800 in his glory.
What we saw in the trailers?
In the future, which we all know has been overrun by machines, Resistance leader John Connor, played by Clarke J. (Dawn of the Planet of the Apes), fears that his mother, Sarah Connor, played by Clarke E. (Mother Dragon in the TV series Game of Thrones) may have been targeted by SkyNet for assasination. If Sarah would be killed, John would never be born and the Resistance would never be formed. John's trusted friend, Kyle Reese, played by Courtney (Jack Reacher), volunteers to travel back in time and protect Sarah.
Arriving in the past, Kyle realizes that time has been altered, and the Terminator, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger (All Terminator films), that was meant to kill Sarah, is now her reprogrammed guardian. Chased by several threats, the T-800, Kyle and Sarah had to reset the clock while fighting other Terminators.
Spotted!: Hidden Surprises and Trivia (Spoiler Alert!)
1. Resistance is Futile!: Let's start things off with the most shocking (and most unnecessary) not really hidden surprise. The team find themselves in a seemingly quiet hospital room with John Connor in there, suddenly there's a commotion. Surprisingly, the T-800 shoots John and suddenly reveals himself to be a Terminator as well. Are you now feeling that spoiler sting? I warned you. Does this mean SkyNet has finally won? Have they prevented the formation of the Resistance?
2. Terminator Who?: To add into the already mind-blowing journey of time-travel, Matt Smith, more popularly known as the Eleventh Doctor in the Doctor Who series, has been added to the cast. Although his role is unknown, this poster suggests that he may be a new version of a Terminator. Would this mean we would be seeing, not one, not two, but three Terminators in one film?
3. If Looks Could Kill...: The shape-shifting T-1000 is back, and this time, it's played by Lee-Byung Hun. It looks like time really has been altered, as in the events of Terminator 2: Judgment Day, the T-1000 was launched to eliminate the already born John Connor, played by Edward Furlong in the aforementioned movie. This means that the T-800 really did fail in his job of killing Sarah Connor (As hinted by Sarah, who said that they already took care of the Terminator sent to kill her).
4. Mystery Unsolved: My oh my, Academy Award Winner J.K. Simmons is in this movie? Man, this movie got a little interesting. J.K. Simmons is set to portray Det. O' Brien, a detective investigating the deaths of various Sarah Connors (Just like the one in the original film) or trying to capture the Terminator since he might already know of the Terminator's existence for a long time. Either way, it will be worth it to see him in action.
5. "Download Now For Free!": For our final hidden surprise, we now get to take a look at something unique to the Terminator series. We've all known that SkyNet has several strategies to take over the world. From time-travelling murder sprees or nuclear warfare, none can top the absurdity of this new tactic. To rule over humans, SkyNet decides to launch a deadly mind-blowing weapon. A device so evil, so ruthless, so diabolical, it's basically free to download? As seen from their TV previews, SkyNet decides to take a more modern approach by making, and I swear I'm not kidding, a "Genisys App" (Now you know why the movie is titled Terminator: Genisys). Kind of odd, yes, but this could mean that they could have more control because they will access the Internet (unlike the previous films, which is set in a time when the Internet is not yet mainstream).
Okay, I know the Terminator series has been running out of ideas ever since Terminator: Rise of the Machines or Terminator: Salvation, but like I said for several times in several posts, "Don't judge a book by its cover". Besides, it has Arnold back in his true form, it has the Mother of the Dragons and Peter Parker's boss, so expect a few interesting moments from this film. And I guess this is where we conclude our fourth Spotted! post. But before I leave, I'll just leave that video below. It might just give you a chuckle or two. Farewell!!!
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Garner-Howes Baptist Commentary
GENESIS - CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT
Verses 1-5:
Isaac readily saw the wisdom of Rebekah's suggestion, that a proper bride should be found for the one God had clearly designated as heir to the Divine promise. He called Jacob to his bed-side and renewed and enlarged the blessing he had previously conferred upon him. He specifically charged him that he must not take a bride from among the Canaanites. Rather, he was to go to Padan-aram, to the country of his mother's kin, and there find a wife. For more on that country, see Ge 24:10; 25:20; 27:43.
Bethuel, if still alive, was very old, since he was Isaac's cousin. Isaac did not try to follow Abraham's example of sending a servant to that land to find a bride for Jacob. There appears to be no doubt that Isaac was confident of Jacob's success in finding a suitable wife. Doubtless he had faith in the Providence of God to direct his way.
"God Almighty" is El Shaddai (see Ge 17:1-8). This is the All-nourisher, the One who sustains in every need. He is the God who is able to effect the promises of the Covenant, which here are renewed to the Divinely-chosen heir.
Esau was determined to win or retain the goodwill of his father. He observed Isaac's instructions to Jacob, and realized that his father regarded the women of Canaan unsuitable for wives for his sons. Esau had already displeased his parents by marrying two Hittite women (Ge 26:34, 35). Now he sought to make up for this by taking other wives, this time from Isaac's kin. He took to wife the daughter of Ishmael, although his Hittite wives were neither dead nor divorced.
Esau's conduct in the matter of his wives is further indication of the sensuality of his character. He violated the Divine principle of monogamy, by taking at least three wives. He sought by marrying Isaac's niece to sustain the purity of the Abrahamic lineage. He tried to secure Divine favor by human effort. It failed -just as it fails in this age when men seek to please God by the energies of the flesh.
Verses 10-15:
Jacob set out to Haran, in obedience to his father's direction, and also to his mother's warning. He likely took the common caravan route, much as did Eliezer many years earlier on his mission to Haran. How many days he traveled before arriving at the site of his wondrous dream is not known. The location is about three hours walk north of Jerusalem, near a village then known as Luz. For some reason Jacob did not enter the village to seek shelter. He may have feared the local inhabitants. Or he may have anticipated that Esau might pursue him and overtake him there and kill him. He made his solitary bed in a camp outside the town, using a stone for a pillow.
As he slept, Jacob had a dream. In his dream he saw a ladder, sullam, or a staircase, reaching from earth to heaven to form a means of communication for angels to link heaven and earth. Joh 1:51 for Jesus' words regarding this angelic ministry.
This "ladder" is symbolic of the Son of man, who alone forms the means of reaching from earth to heaven. He makes possible the communication between God in his glory and man in his sin.
Jehovah spoke from heaven in Jacob's vision, and reaffirmed the Covenant which He had made with Abraham, renewed in Isaac, and now confirmed in Jacob. He continued the promise that Abraham's seed, through Jacob, should be without number. The "dust-of the earth" refers to the literal descendants of Jacob. As a part of this confirmation, Jehovah promised to bring Jacob back to this Land, and that He would be with him wherever he would go.
Verse 16: This is Jacob's discovery that Jehovah reveals Himself in many different places, Jacob thought himself alone, but Jehovah was with him, even in his solitary camp. Jacob experienced a reverential fear in the presence of Jehovah, as did others after him, see Ex 20:18, 19; Job 42:5, 6; Isa 6:5; Lu 5:8; Re 1:17, 18.
Verse 17: "Dreadful" is yare, not terror but reverence and awe. The term occurs in Da 9:4; Hab 1:7; Mal 1:14;4:5. This was figuratively the "house of God," the "gate of heaven."
Verses 18-22: Jacob took the stone that had served as his pillow and made of it an altar. This was not as an object of worship, but as a memorial of a remarkable experience with Jehovah God. The oil with which he anointed the stone symbolizes recognition of special service. Worship of sacred stones was common among ancient peoples, as the Greeks, Romans, Hindus, Arabs, and certain Teutonic peoples; but it .was expressly forbidden in the Law (Ex 23:24; 24:13; Le 26:1, et.al). Such was not Jacob's intention, however, oil poured on the stone enabled him to identify it years later.
"Beth-el" is literally, "house of God." Here Jacob vowed a vow to Jehovah. He vowed that if the Lord would give him life's necessities, and would return him to his father's house, he would acknowledge Jehovah as Elohim, his own personal God. He further promised to return to this site and once more worship Jehovah there. Finally, he promised to recognize Jehovah's sovereignty and ownership by returning to Him a tithe. This tithe was to be one-tenth of all Jacob had. The practice of tithing pre-dates the giving of the Mosaic Law.
Text Courtesy of Blessed Hope Foundation and the Baptist Training Center.
Garner, Albert & Howes, J.C. "Commentary on Genesis 28". Garner-Howes Baptist Commentary. https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/eng/ghb/genesis-28.html. 1985.

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Roster of Events to Fill Midsummer Nights : There's flamenco in downtown Ventura, a Music Academy of the West concert and chamber music at the Brandeis-Bardin Institute.
While it's true that music trails off in summertime in Ventura County, all is not lost. Music lovers are merely redirected to outlying areas and, in the case of this weekend, old haunts revisited.
This midsummer weekend's roster ranges from an enticing chamber music program in the arid hinterlands of the Brandeis-Bardin Institute near Simi Valley to an orchestral concert from the Music Academy of the West, conducted by Jeffrey Tate. Meanwhile, a flamenco extravaganza doubles as a venue-warming party.
After weathering changes and transitions over the last few years, the Livery Arts Center in old-town Ventura is again heating up. The Performance Studio, which has occupied a smallish space in the heart of the courtyard for the last four years, is moving up front to the large space on Palm Street, which once housed the Momentum Gallery, before the hosting Ventura Arts Council lost its footing.
While there hasn't been a consistent visual art venue to fill the void left by the Momentum, the ongoing theater programming of the Plaza Players Theater, the various art and music events at Cafe Voltaire, and the Performance Studio's dance programs have kept alive the arts aspect of the Livery Arts Center.
Recently, trumpeter and new music mayhem-maker Jeff Kaiser unofficially christened the new space with an impromptu performance as part of the Ventura Art Walk. But, according to Performance Studio head Pamela Pilkenton, this Saturday's flamenco program, featuring respected San Francisco guitarist Rios-Amaya Agustin and several dancers, "will be the first formal event."
When Pilkenton spoke last week, the new space was going through last-minute changes. "They've built walls and soundproofed the wall adjacent to the Plaza Players theater, and they'll be putting in the raised dance floor. So, by hook or by crook, we'll be there, ready to go.
This is the seventh year that the Brandeis-Bardin Institute has sponsored a concert series, guided by music director David Lowe, who also plays cello on many of the programs. "We started with two concerts and we're up to five now," Lowe said, citing the success in terms of growing audiences, who come from Los Angeles as well as Ventura County.
Tucked into the hills south of Simi Valley, the institute is situated on a rustic, rambling piece of property, ideally suited to function as a retreat.
The public concert series follows eclectic lines. The final concerts of the series, on Aug. 13 and 14, will feature music from Hollywood and Broadway.
But this weekend's concert is a more serious affair, well-stocked with fine musicians who work in noted Los Angeles ensembles. The program includes Mendelssohn's "Octet," Viktor Ullmann's "String Quartet No. 3," Gustav Mahler's "Piano Quartet," Ernst Bloch's "Three Nocturnes" and a world premiere for string quartet by Hollywood-based composer Bennett Salvay.
As Lowe explained, "It's a Jewish institution and we tend to do works by Jewish composers. You can't say Mendelssohn is a Jewish composer, but he comes from a very famous Jewish family. Those are usually the parameters we follow."
Given these parameters, this Sunday's program covers a fair amount of ground. Ullmann, whose music has been gaining attention in recent years, wrote music while in the Theresienstadt concentration camp in Czechoslovakia.
One highlight will be the unveiling of Salvay's new string quartet work, an accessible neo-baroque piece. Salvay is best known for his music for television, but, like many composers working in Hollywood, he also writes concert music when the opportunity arises.
Every summer in Santa Barbara, the big musical news is the seasonal, internationally renowned Music Academy of the West, which presents public performances in conjunction with its educational agenda. This Saturday, the orchestra, filled with top-drawer student musicians, will be led by maestro Jeffrey Tate in the final orchestral concert of the season.
Also of note to Ventura County culture-watchers, Ojai residents Gene Lees, the jazz historian and singer, and pianist Roger Kellaway will be involved in a lecture-demonstration under the title "First Cousins: Jazz and Classical Music." It takes place in Lehmann Hall at the Music Academy, tonight at 7:30.
* FLAMENCO PROGRAM at Performance Studio, 7:30 p.m. Saturday at 34 N. Palm St., Ventura; 643-5701.
* "AN EVENING OF CHAMBER MUSIC," 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Brandeis-Bardin Institute, 1101 Pepper Tree Lane (extension of Tapo Canyon Road) south of Simi Valley; 582-4450.
* MUSIC ACADEMY OF THE WEST orchestra concert, 8 p.m. Saturday at Lobero Theater, Santa Barbara; 969-8773.


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Learning from Feminist Judgments: Lessons in Language and Advocacy
Bridget J. Crawford, Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace UniversityFollow
Linda L. Berger, University of Nevada, Las Vegas -- William S. Boyd School of Law
Kathryn M. Stanchi, University of Nevada, Las Vegas -- William S. Boyd School of Law
This essay offers a perspective-shifting approach to meeting some of our pedagogical goals in law school: the study of re-imagined judicial decisions. Our thesis is that exposing students to "alternative judgments"—opinions that have been rewritten by authors who look at the law and the facts differently—will help students develop a more realistic and nuanced view of judicial decision-making: one that is aspirational and based in the real world, and one that allows them to envision their futures as successful advocates. The "alternative judgments" of the feminist judgments projects can enrich the law-school experience in multiple ways. First, seeing a written decision that differs from the original can help students think "outside the box" constructed by the original opinion by showing them a concrete example of another perspective written in judicial language. An alternative judgment tangibly illustrates for students that the original decision was not inevitable and that other perspectives are not only possible but legitimate. This method of introducing a new perspective is different and, we argue, more powerful than assigning a scholarly article that requires students to "transfer" scholarly language to judicial language. Second, the rewritten judgments show law's potential to change and its ability to serve different accounts of justice. So many of our students come to law school wanting to "change the world" and become disheartened; alternative judgments can be an antidote to defeatism and cynicism.
Third, alternative judgments counter the narrative that law is objective while other arguments are political or biased. Simply by comparison with the original opinions, the alternative judgments demonstrate that judges, like other human beings, draw on what has been embedded in their intuitions and reasoning processes by culture and history as well as by their own backgrounds, experiences, and education. Fourth, feminist judgments provide tools for students to understand how persuasion and explanation are able to work effectively—in many different guises—even within the significant conventions and constraints of legal practice. Finally, but by no means least important, alternative feminist judgments are one of the only ways that "outsider" students—those whose perspectives have been historically erased or marginalized in law—can see themselves and their lived experiences reflected in the law.
Linda L. Berger, Kathryn M. Stanchi, and Bridget J. Crawford, Learning from Feminist Judgments: Lessons in Language and Advocacy, 98 Tex. L. Rev. Online 40 (2019), https://digitalcommons.pace.edu/lawfaculty/1145/
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When I was a junior in high school, I wanted to pierce my nose, and I had my parents' support. I talked for months about the possibility, slowly convincing myself that a jeweled stud was just what I needed. When the day came to acquire my new nasal accessory, I was afraid. Sitting in the car with my mom, right in front of the door of the piercing studio, I tried to talk myself out of the idea. After a few minutes she grabbed my hand and told me, "Take a deep breath, you want this, let's go." She was right. I walked in the door, accomplished what we were there to accomplish, and moved forward with a stud in my nose and Mom's voice in my head.
To say my mom and I are close would be an understatement. We bleed into one another's space, our presences intertwined, my face echoing her features. It's an intangible connection I cannot entirely explain. It wakes us up at the same time in early morning, even if we are towns apart. The text messages buzz in right after I send a thought of light her way. I'm grateful her influence seeps into my bones, my life force, my smile. However, much to my dismay, I cannot simply follow on the heels of my admired forever. This little girl must grow up.
Some people separate from their parents in college, in early adolescence, or even earlier should life demand self-definition and separation. When I consider what that separation looks like without arguments about curfew, moving across the country, or traumatic events, I sometimes get stuck. It can be gut-wrenching to experience the unanticipated joys and the struggles of coming into my own way of life while remaining in a positive relationship with the forces that shaped me—my family, my hometown, my definitions of community. For me, this evolving process actually involves drawing upon and applying my mother's mantras daily.
As I have navigated my post-college years, I have felt alone and unsure in this journey of self-individuation. While the details of my journey may be unique, the process and struggle of negotiating emotional separation is quite common. I recently read an article that linked "helicopter parenting" to depression and anxiety in college students. The article explains that in bubble-like settings where over-involved parents and teachers create easy-to-follow decision-making processes, these blossoming young adults jump through hoops with flames of glory.
It has been four years since I threw my black cap in the air and earned a degree. I have had five jobs and lived in three different cities. I got engaged, postponed a wedding, planned a wedding, and said "I do." It took months for me to trust myself enough to be where I am. When I am antsy and anxious, I pace and pace in my head, trying to force solutions. I am learning I can find peace by instead telling my brain to stop working so hard. All of this change and second-guessing myself on the journey to adulthood (that's a thing at 26, right?) has been followed by the whispers of my mom's voice in my head.
She is my champion, my constant supporter, and my encourager. It amazes me, when I am quiet and in the midst of decision-making, how much I ache for her approval of my decisions. This is often perplexing, because her approval has never been denied to me. However, I'm suddenly realizing that I am the only one who has to deal with my choices and define whether or not they deserve approval. Perhaps the helicopter flying over is me, begging and pleading with each whirring blade to trust in myself as I take responsibility for my life and separate in healthy ways from the person who was so key in providing me with guidance, identity, and acceptance.
+Want to hear about this journey from the mother's perspective? Read Rebirthing My Daughter by Christine Christman, Katie Huey's mother.
Images: Self Portrait by Alba Soler Photgraphy on Flickr (cc), Undefined on Unsplash.


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Essentially, a tort in Princeton, Illinois is any wrongful action committed by one individual against another, which gives the victim of the wrongdoing the legal right to sue the wrongdoer. This is identified as a "cause of action."
The law of Princeton, Illinois recognizes various dozen different torts, but only a few of them are truly litigated with any frequency, and many of them are relics of a bygone age. However, there are a few torts that are litigated very frequently. These torts are negligence, fraud, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and battery.
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Negligence: Negligence is the most frequently-litigated tort in Princeton, Illinois's civil litigation system. Negligence occurs when somebody does not exercise the level of care that a "reasonable person" would exercise in a similar situation, and causes an injury as a direct result. As an example, most people know that running a stop sign at high speed is very careless, and no reasonable person would be expected to do such a thing. Doing so clearly falls below the ordinary standard of care. So, if a person runs a stop sign at high speed, and hits another car, causing injuries and property damage, they will be liable to the person they harmed for the cost of whatever harm they caused.
Fraud: Fraud is an intentional tort, unlike negligence. It is also dealt with fairly frequently by courts in Princeton, Illinois. Fraud is a lie that one person tells to another, with the intent to harm the other person, typically by inducing them to give money or property to the person committing the fraud. Fraud can occur in a wide number of different contexts. For instance, suppose a jeweler tries to sell a fake diamond to a customer, by passing it off as the real thing. If the customer believes the jeweler's lie, and bases his buying decision on it, the jeweler has committed fraud. If the customer discovers this fraud, he will be able to sue the jeweler, and recover, at the very least, the difference between the value of the fake diamond, and what he paid for it.
harmful or offensive, and non-consensual. For example, slapping someone on the face would be a clear case of battery, because that contact is harmful, and probably offensive as well. Unwanted physical conduct, especially of a sexual nature, is considered offensive by just about everyone, and would also be considered battery even if it causes no physical injuries. Sometimes, a doctor will operate on the wrong body part, which the patient did not consent to be operated on. And, sometimes, doctors have performed entire operations while the patient was unconscious, which the patient didn't consent to. This is also battery, and can result in a very costly lawsuit for the doctor, though such cases are quite rare.
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress: Intentional infliction of emotional distress, also known as IIED, was not recognized in Princeton, Illinois as a legitimate tort until the early to mid 20th Century. Nonetheless, since it became available as a cause of action, it has become one of the most common sources of civil litigation in the tort context. IIED is committed when a person engages in "outrageous" conduct towards another person, with actual intent of causing mental trauma or distress, and then truly causes the intended result. Physical injuries are not necessary to prove IIED, but if the emotional trauma is so severe that it causes physical symptoms (such as a heart attack, in the most extreme cases), the defendant will be liable for them, as well.
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Tonight on the Tube: Simpsons, Cold Case, Dexter, John Adams & The Tudors
Tonight, CBS has the return of new episodes of Cold Case and FOX has the season finale of Unhitched.
Over on cable, Lifetime Movie Network has the premiere of part one of The Capture of the Green River Killer two-part miniseries and Showtime has the series premiere of Tracey Ullman's State of the Union and the second season premiere of The Tudors.
The Simpsons (FOX): New. Lisa wants her mother to follow her childhood dream of becoming a ballerina, while Homer is giving Bart a tour of his secret beef jerky manufacturing room.
King of the Hill (FOX): New. Kahn's father-in-law comes for a visit and makes him feel like he is a failure, while Hank and the rest of the gang try to make him feel better.
Cold Case (CBS): New. New direction comes in on the murder of a popular deaf kid that went missing in 2006, so the team reopens the investigation and searches for his body and the person who killed him. Runs 62 minutes.
Dexter (CBS): Repeat. In episode seven, "Circle of Friends," the identity of the Ice Truck Killer is not sitting well with Dexter and Rita's ex is back in town.
Everybody Hates Chris (The CW): New. Chris goes with his brother on a mission to find his favorite hockey player, Wayne Gretzky.
Aliens in America (The CW): Repeat. Raja lets the class know how much he likes Justin, leading to a misunderstanding that gets them teased by their classmates.
Law & Order (NBC): Repeat. Don't you hate it when the dry cleaner gets you mixed up with someone else and you end up dead, well that is what happens here, leading to a web of corruption and greed, in the episode "Bottomless" from earlier this season.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (NBC): Repeat. It turns out that the only witness to a woman's murder is her savantlike daughter, in the episode "Savant" from earlier this season.
Cable Choices
Food Network Challenge (Food Network): Repeat. Participants create cakes inspired by Disney characters. Plays again later.
John Adams (HBO): New. Part four of seven, "Reunion," has John and Abigail back together in Paris and then he goes to London and has trouble in his return to Boston. Runs 75 minutes and plays multiple times throughout the week.
Army Wives (Lifetime): Repeat. Episode four, "One of Our Own," replays, where the news of a downed helicopter with Denise's husband in it makes the rounds at the base. Plays again later.
Breaking Bad (AMC): Repeat. Episode three "… And the Bags in the River," has Walter and Jesse having to clean up the house after the bathtub debacle. Plays twice and again later.
The Capture of the Green River Killer (Lifetime Movie Network): Miniseries Premiere. This two part, four-hour miniseries stars Tom Cavanagh (Eli Stone, Ed) as Dave Reichert, who was the detective heading up of the investigation. It is based on his book Chasing the Devil: My Twenty-Year Quest to Capture the Green River Killer . I've only watched the first part, so far, and it moves along at quite a slow pace. If the case interests you, then you may find it worth watching, although as this article in the Seattle P-I states, it doesn't exactly tell you the whole story. Not that packing 21 years into four TV hours could really do it justice. The miniseries interested me, because of its star, Ed is one of my all-time favorite shows, and because it is based on a true story that takes place in the Seattle area, where the TVaholic has called home for the last 17 years. Unfortunately, it didn't really draw me in, even though Cavanagh gives a good performance of a what type a toll this takes on those that protect us by hunting down this types of criminals. Others notables appearing in the miniseries are Amy Davidson (8 Simple Rules), Currie Graham (Men in Trees, NYPD Blue) and Sharon Lawrence (NYPD Blue). Part two plays tomorrow night.
Dirt (FX): New. Lucy and Holt are rethinking things and Don's friendship with a pop icon get intense. Plays twice and again later.
Throwdown With Bobby Flay (Food Network): New. Bobby takes on the Pretzel Boys in a pretzel battle. Plays again later.
Tracey Ullman's State of the Union (Showtime): Series Premiere. Tracey Ullman spoofs American culture with sketches, impersonations and more. Plays twice.
The Tudors (Showtime): Season Premiere. Season two has Henry breaking with the Roman Catholic Church and a high-ranking Bishop being poisoned. Plays twice. Don't have Showtime? Well, you can still watch this episode.
Unhitched (FOX): Season Finale. Tommy is teaching Freddy how to drive, while Kate is dating an exterminator. Wouldn't surprise me in the least, if this were the series finale as well.
ABC has NBA action with the Houston Rockets at the San Antonio Spurs.
CBS has the second day of Elite 8 action to decide the other two Final Four participants.
ESPN has NCAA Women's Championship Tournament action and later Sunday Night Baseball, as the season opens for the Atlanta Braves at the Washington Nationals in their new stadium.
ESPN2 has lots of NCAA Women's Championship Tournament action.
FOX has NASCAR racing with the Sprint Cup: Goody's Cool Orange 500.
NBA TV has the Dallas Mavericks at the Golden State Warriors with both fighting to stay in the playoffs.
NBC has NHL action.
Mad Men (AMC): Repeat. Episode 11, "Indian Summer," replays, where Don is finding Roger's problems could be an opportunity for him.
The Riches (FX): Repeat. Last Tuesday's episode, "Friday Night Lights," replays, where the family has to make a decision about there future.
TV Marathons
Cartoon Network has 12 episodes of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.
CMT has eight episodes of Nanny 911.
Discovery Channel has 11 episodes of MythBusters.
MTV has 12 episodes of America's Next Top Model.
Spike TV has eight episodes of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
TLC has 12 episodes of My First Home.
Travel Channel has eight episodes of Living With the Mek Tribe: The Adventures of Mark and Olly.
Lots to choose from tonight, what will you be watching?
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Gov. Abiodun's "Outstanding Leadership" Award from Journalists Estate Arepo
November 18, 2022 November 19, 2022 healthstyle 0 Comments Arepo, Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyedele, Fort Hermon Engineering, Governor Dapo Abiodun, Journalists Estate Residents Development Association, Nigeria Union of Journalists Lagos Council
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun's "Outstanding Leadership" award from Journalists Estate Residents Development Association (JERDA), Arepo "is a deserving honour to a leader that cares, is exemplary and is a promise-keeper".
Former Chairman, of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, Lagos Council, Olufunke Fadugba whose administration established the estate showered the encomium on Gov Abiodun.
Gov. Abiodun with some Pupils of JIS
Pupils of Journalists International Schools (JIS)
Abiodun was in Arepo town to commission the 2.35km access road and he visited the Journalists Estate Phase One. Residents hosted him to a fun-filled interactive reception.
Governor with a student of the Journalists International Secondary School
The governor equally received a warm welcome from pupils, students, and staff of the prestigious Journalists International Schools (Nursery, Primary and Secondary). The School children lined up in front of their schools and sang the Ogun State Anthem "Iseya" and waved the Nigerian flag.
For the children who had looked forward to receiving His Excellency Governor Abiodun, it was a historic and memorable moment.
The governor took time to shake hands with each of the children, asked for their names, and prayed for each one with his or her name.
For the residents of the estate who were decked in white T-shirts and fez caps, it was simply a funfair reception as they sing and danced to appreciate His Excellency for being a trusted leader and a "Promise Keeper".
Some of the residents of the Journalists Estate
According to the chairman of the estate, Jide Oke, "we found him deserving of the honour because he demonstrated trustworthiness.
"He came to Arepo to campaign in 2019 and promised to fix the very deplorable road which we residents of Arepo through the Arepo Area Development Association (AACDA) have severally taxed ourselves but couldn't fix for years. The well-paved road was indeed done in record time. That is trust from an outstanding leader", said Oke.
The media hosting hitherto was planned to feature a chat with the governor but due to his very tight schedule that aspect could not hold.
Gov. Abiodun received a gift from JERDA Welfare/Social Secretary Mrs. Folashade Famuyiwa and General Secretary, Mrs. Yinka Shokunbi
The Gov enjoyed the camaraderie of the residents
The Governor acknowledged that there was quite a lot of pressure on him to come over to commission the Journalists Estate road even as there are others that had been completed before it.
According to Abiodun, "the level of agitation and enthusiasm from the residents of this estate is unprecedented that I had to succumb".
Why the Outstanding Leadership Award?
There is no denying that the identity of Arepo anywhere, is synonymous with the "Journalists Estate" which has Phases 1 and 2. The establishment of the first government gazette and recognised media professional estate in Ogun state in 2003, remains uniquely outstanding even across sub-Sahara Africa to date.
L-R: Chairman NUJ, Lagos, Adeleye Ajayi, Deputy Gov. Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyedele, former Chairman NUJ Lagos & past chairman of JERDA, Mrs. Olufunke Fadugba, with the Governor as he receives the award from the chairman of the JERDA, Jide Oke while Commissioner for Information and Strategy Waheed Odusile and another former chairman JERDA, John Ajayi applaud
The reconstructed Arepo Journalists Estate Road
According to Fadugba, "the untold hardship and humiliation our members suffered in the hands of Landlords particularly before, and following the June 12 saga, due to inability to pay rents as at when due, forced us to take our destiny in our hands and help ourselves to own our property.
The road before reconstruction
"The NUJ, Lagos Council brought its members to Arepo and we found support in our father, who is also a very senior member of our profession, Aremo Akinrogun Olusegun Osoba then, governor of the State' he assisted us with the OPIC land acquisition. The rest, as they say, is now history", recalled, Fadugba.
Members of the fourth estate of the realm indeed opened up the hitherto serene Ogun border community with Lagos to the glamour and glitz that now characterize the fastest-growing town that now houses three broadcast stations and a print media.
Former Governor Gbenga Daniel, successor to Osoba in 2007 tarred the road into the town during his administration.
But, by 2012, the road became so bad that residents especially Journalists who close late at work, had harrowing experiences commuting.
Several entreaties were made to former Governor, Ibikunle Amosun to revamp the road as many residents had begun to move back to Lagos.
A ray of hope came when a contractor by the name, 'First August" was awarded the reconstruction of the road. But for eight years (2012-2019) nothing happened by then, the road had become impassable.
But the pains soon gave way to gains in April 2020 when Fort Hermon Engineering moved to the site after it got the contract to reconstruct the road.
"Many of you will recall that during my electioneering campaign in 2019, I promised that I will reconstruct this road which had become a nightmare and caused untold hardship to our people residing around this axis because of it was left unattended by the previous Government.
"I return today to fulfill the promise to rebuild the road. We are doing this conscious of our place in history.
The new look road has an assortment of street furniture – road signs, street lights, sidewalks etc to conform with our standard of excellence" Abiodun declared to the admiration of the residents.
An elated Governor received the "Outstanding Leadership" Award alongside his deputy, Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyedele.
Abiodun said, "I am indeed very humbled, to be honest with you and I am very excited. This award of appreciation is unparalleled".
He assured residents to still deliver a world-class Primary Healthcare Centre in Arepo furnished with an ambulance.
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How Garrett Wilson can turn splashy spring into breakout year at Ohio State
COLUMBUS — Forget about the normal caveats when it comes to Garrett Wilson and the Ohio State spring game.
It was an exhibition? There wasn't live tackling? The stats don't count?
The athleticism was undeniable. The work in the passing game was as close to live as it gets. The coverage that he soared over for his jaw-dropping touchdown was real.
So, sure, there is still a long way to go for the five-star early enrollee before he can truly validate all the early buzz. But Wilson's spring was impressive from any perspective, and it's setting the stage for him to make a splash that most freshmen aren't ready for with the Buckeyes by the fall.
"My best compliment for [Wilson], I told him: You don't act like a freshman,'" Ohio State wide receivers coach Brian Hartline said early in camp. "When he first got in, he'll tell you that it was kind of a culture change. I mean, the kid should still be in high school.
Ohio State wide receiver Garrett Wilson closed out spring camp on a high note for the Buckeyes. (Birm/Lettermen Row)
"But he's just doing a phenomenal job. Whether I'm throwing him at 'Z' or 'X,' his mental retention is really good. He really wants to learn from the guys. He's buying into the culture. So everything he's doing right now is on the right track, and I'm excited to see him continue to take small steps."
Wilson looked capable of skipping a few of them when he was flying into the corner of the end zone to bring down his spring-game touchdown, the kind of highlight-reel play that stands out whether it's a scrimmage or a Big Ten matchup. But it is still important to keep in mind that it was the former, and Wilson still has plenty of room to develop and a lot of the playbook to learn before Hartline will turn him completely loose in the Zone 6 rotation.
So, what exactly does that performance mean for Garrett Wilson? How prominent of a role might he play this season? Where does he fit in with some talented veterans returning for the Buckeyes? Former Ohio State wide receiver Evan Spencer was back in the Lettermen Row film lab breaking it all down in the latest episode of BuckIQ as Wilson's early reps were analyzed heading into the summer.
Roll the tape!
Lettermen Row senior writer Austin Ward contributed the editorial content for this post.
Related Topics:Featured, Evan Spencer, Garrett Wilson, BuckIQ
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Q: Arabic keyboard in flutter I want to enter Arabic numbers in my application. How to insert an Arabic number keyboard in the flutter app?
I have tried a lot but couldn't find the solution.

A: I had to change the source code of the virtual_keyboard_multi_language: ^1.0.3 package to get the desired output. The package used English numbers on an Arabic keyboard so I just change the keys from English to Arabic.
Step 1
Install  virtual_keyboard_multi_language: ^1.0.3  package
Step 2
copy and paste this demo code in main.dart
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'package:virtual_keyboard_multi_language/virtual_keyboard_multi_language.dart';

void main() => runApp(const MyApp());

class MyApp extends StatelessWidget {
  const MyApp({super.key});

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return const MaterialApp(
      debugShowCheckedModeBanner: false,
      home: HomeScreen(),
    );
  }
}

class HomeScreen extends StatefulWidget {
  const HomeScreen({super.key});

  @override
  State<HomeScreen> createState() => _HomeScreenState();
}

class _HomeScreenState extends State<HomeScreen> {
  TextEditingController textEditingController = TextEditingController();
  bool showKeyboard = false;
  late FocusNode focusNode;

  @override
  void initState() {
    super.initState();
    focusNode = FocusNode();

    // listen to focus changes
    focusNode.addListener(() {
      if (focusNode.hasFocus == false && showKeyboard == false) {
        setState(() {
          showKeyboard = false;
        });
      }
    });
  }

  void setFocus() {
    FocusScope.of(context).requestFocus(focusNode);
  }

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return GestureDetector(
      onTap: () {
        if (focusNode.hasFocus == false) {
          setState(() {
            showKeyboard = false;
          });
        }
      },
      child: Scaffold(
          body: Stack(
        children: [
          Column(
            children: [
              Padding(
                padding: const EdgeInsets.all(20.0),
                child: TextField(
                  focusNode: focusNode,
                  keyboardType: TextInputType.none,
                  controller: textEditingController,
                  textDirection: TextDirection.rtl,
                  onTap: () {
                    setState(() {
                      showKeyboard = true;
                    });
                  },
                  decoration: InputDecoration(
                      border: OutlineInputBorder(
                        borderSide: const BorderSide(color: Colors.black),
                        borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(10),
                      ),
                      enabledBorder: OutlineInputBorder(
                        borderSide: const BorderSide(color: Colors.black),
                        borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(10),
                      ),
                      focusedBorder: OutlineInputBorder(
                        borderSide: const BorderSide(color: Colors.black),
                        borderRadius: BorderRadius.circular(10),
                      )),
                ),
              ),
            ],
          ),
          Positioned(
            bottom: 0,
            child: showKeyboard
                ? Container(
                    color: Colors.black,
                    child: VirtualKeyboard(
                      fontSize: 20,
                      textColor: Colors.white,
                      textController: textEditingController,
                      type: VirtualKeyboardType.Alphanumeric,
                      defaultLayouts: const [
                        VirtualKeyboardDefaultLayouts.Arabic
                      ],
                    ),
                  )
                : Container(),
          )
        ],
      )),
    );
  }
}

Step 3
go to "flutter_windows_3.3.4-stable\flutter.pub-cache\hosted\pub.dartlang.org\virtual_keyboard_multi_language-1.0.3\lib\src\layout_keys.dart"
and change in line 111
from
  const [
'1',
'2',
'3',
'4',
'5',
'6',
'7',
'8',
'9',
'0',
],

to
const ['٠', '١', '٢', '٣', '٤', '٥', '٦', '٧', '٨', '٩'],

Step 4
Restart the program to see the Arabic keyboard
Output

Hope this helps. Happy Coding :)

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Google Chrome has been given a significant update, released as a download, just eight months after the original Google Chrome browser was released.
In a video highlighting the new features of Google Chrome, Darin Fisher from the Chrome team talks through what the update brings.
Notable tweaks include a new Full Screen Mode option, easier deletion of Most Viewed thumbnails and the availability of auto-fill for when you fill out online forms.
Google Chrome is reportedly now more stable, with the team fixing over 300 bugs to make the browsing process go without a hitch.
On the video Fisher also comments that speed is the number one priority of Google Chrome, with page load times improved "significantly" due to an update of the webkit used.
The update should be automatic for those who already have Google Chrome. If you have yet to try out the browsing service, then you can get it at www.google.com/chrome.


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JAMES KIRKWOOD: mythical…but maybe not murderer
The story of James Kirkwood demonstrates how easily and inexplicably the acclaimed can fall off the critical radar.
In 1975, he had two shows playing on Broadway, while his latest novel Good Times/Bad Times saw reviewers comparing him to Saul Bellow and Joseph Heller. One of those shows –
Writing Ponies & Rainbows, a full-length biography of Kirkwood, unearthed a life that remarkably lived up to that mythic status. Born in Los Angeles in 1924, Kirkwood was the son of silent movie stars who went from millionaire status to flat broke before he was in his teens. When he was twelve, he stumbled upon the dead body of Reid Russell, his divorced mother's fiancé. He endured kamikaze attacks when serving in the Coast Guard during World War II. Following the end of hostilities, he didn't opt to merely continue the acting career he had begun before enlisting but also decided to try his hand at comedy. He and Lee Goodman (later the face of Checkerboard Square) were a very successful stand-up pairing around New York and other metropolises in the boom era of nightclubs in the 1950s. Meanwhile, he furthered his thespian career in pioneering TV soap opera Valiant Lady. He was the only mainstay in that CBS show's four-year life.
It was when Kirkwood relocated to California following Valiant Lady's demise in 1957 that his writing career proper began. Contrary to a fairytale he span, though, it was not as a result of a Damascene conversion brought about by a frustrating period of unemployment. He may indeed have been finding roles hard to find and this was itself surprising considering his matinée idol looks, but he had been toying with short stories, plays and screenplays for several years before enrolling at the UCLA writing class where tutor Robert Kirsch was bowled over by the early pages of what became his debut novel There Must Be A Pony! This book was based on the circumstances surrounding his discovery of Reid Russell's body, which incident engulfed Kirkwood and his family in a storm of bad publicity that effectively destroyed the already faltering acting career of his mother Lila Lee.
Kirkwood's best friend was Midnight Cowboy author James Leo Herlihy, with whom he collaborated on the scabrous 1966 play UTBU. Though it (briefly) made it to Broadway, Herlihy insisted his name be removed from the show's credits before it did. Another of Kirkwood's friends was Clay Shaw, the only man put on trial for the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Kirkwood wrote an impassioned book about the case — American Grotesque — which critics of Oliver Stone consider a useful counterbalance to JFK.
Though Kirkwood was heavily involved with ballerina Muriel Bentley among other women as a young man, by his forties he was exclusively gay. His public stance on homosexuality was confused to say the least. He frequently exhibited terror at the prospect of being outed but at the same time insisted on planting clues to his sexuality in his work via gay supporting characters.
Curiously, A Chorus Line may have been the worst thing to ever happen to Kirkwood professionally. Though being invited aboard the creative team of what transpired to be the biggest stage phenomenon in history made him a millionaire, it also caused him to become distracted from novel-writing as Hollywood and the theatre world came a-calling with offers this always ambitious man could not turn down. The last fourteen years of Kirkwood's career were littered with high-paying but unproduced Hollywood screenplays and stage projects that never reached fruition. Revisions of his previous works were another way he wasted time in preference to finishing a novel about his father that was his intended magnum opus. Recreational drug use did not help either.
All of these verified facts make for a fascinating story. On top of that is conjecture from insiders that is even more intriguing. Both Jim Piazza, a former lover, and literature professor William Russo (Kirkwood's self-proclaimed Boswell) raise doubts about the official verdict of suicide on Reid Russell. The former points to Kirkwood's propensity for violence and the latter inconsistencies in his accounts — factual and fictional — of finding the body. It's a halfway plausible theory, although it should be pointed out that Kirkwood was in many senses the most unlikely of murderers. I interviewed more than sixty of his friends, relatives, lovers, colleagues and associates, among them Vasili Bogazianos, Ahmet Ertegun, Larry Kramer, Arthur Laurents, Donna McKechnie, Terrence McNally, Liz Smith and Elaine Stritch. Even allowing for the human instinct to be indulgent of the deceased, rarely can a biographer have encountered so many people willing to testify to a subject's preternatural warmth and charm.
Myth-worthy he may have turned out to be, but the process of writing a book inevitably denudes a hero. Kirkwood had his good, bad and ugly sides, while faults in his oeuvre are more readily apparent upon a cold-eyed, professionally related re-reading. What is left following his 1989 death is a corpus that is small (five novels, four plays, one musical, two non-fiction works) and mixed. Yet it is unique in its combination of bubbliness and gravitas. Moreover, its greatest component is aesthetically immortal. P.S. Your Cat is Dead! (1972) — a hilarious, profane, gritty tale of a man who first ties up and then makes friends with a low-life who has come to burgle his apartment — is for this reader one of the greatest novels of the twentieth century.
Ponies & Rainbows: The Life of James Kirkwood
by Sean Eagen
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Amrut Distilleries Ltd is an Indian company that produces distilled beverages. It is best known for its eponymous Amrut brand of single malt whisky, which is the first single malt whisky to be made in India.  The brand became famous after world famous whisky connoisseur Jim Murray gave it a rating of 82 out of 100 in 2005 and 2010. In 2010, Murray named Amrut Fusion single malt whisky as the third best in the world. John Hansell, editor of American magazine Whisky Advocate, wrote that "India's Amrut distillery changed the way many think of Indian whisky - that it was, in the past, just cheap Scotch whisky blended with who knows what and sold as Indian whisky. Amrut is making whisky, and it's very good".

Despite the fame the company has received for the single malt whisky, it accounted for only 4-5% of the company's revenue in 2011–12. The bulk of its revenue comes from the sales of brandy, rum, vodka, gin and blended whisky, particularly the Silver Oak brandy, Old Port rum and Prestige whisky brands. Approximately 20% of its revenue comes from supplying the Canteen Stores Department. Amrut Distilleries currently sells Amrut single malt whisky in 23 countries, including Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway, Singapore, Spain, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, the United Kingdom and the United States.

History
Founder JN Radhakrishna Rao Jagdale established a company called Amrut Laboratories in Bangalore, Karnataka in 1947, with an initial investment of a few hundred thousand rupees. Amrut is a Sanskrit word which can be translated as "nectar of the gods", "nectar of life", or "drink of the gods". The company translates it as "Elixir of Life". Following the liberalization of alcohol licensing laws, distillery licenses were easier to obtain. Jagdale took the opportunity to enter the liquor market by founding Amrut Distilleries Ltd in 1948. Today, Amrut Distilleries Ltd operates as a subsidiary of the N.R. Jagdale Group, an Indian industrial group, based in the city of Bangalore. The first plant was a liquor blending and bottling unit, specializing in Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL). The current main distillery was built in 1987. It is located on a  site in Kambipura on Mysore Road, roughly 20 kilometres from Bangalore.

Amrut Distilleries launched its first brand called Silver Cup brandy in Karnataka in 1949. The company began supplying liquor to the Canteen Stores Department in 1962 and continues to supply some of its domestic brands to the military. Radhakrishna Jagdale's son, Neelakanta Rao Jagdale, joined the family business in 1972. The higher standard of living that was becoming more prevalent in the country led to a higher demand for good quality liquor. Radhakrishna died in 1976, and his son assumed the role of chairman and managing director of the company. The company faced difficulties until the 1990s, as good equipment was not available locally. According to Neelakanta Jagdale, "The alcoholic beverages industry was not a priority in the country. Although we received help to a certain extent from the Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI), we had to find our own ways to learn about improved distilling methods".

In 1982, Jagdale had decided to create a premium whisky from barley blended with malt, while most distillers in India were manufacturing whisky using molasses. Amrut Distilleries began using locally grown barley, in addition to molasses, and launched Prestige Blended Malt Whisky in the Canteen Stores Department in 1986. The first batch of single malt whisky was ready within 18 months. Because India had no culture of consuming single malt at the time, the company did not consider bottling it as a single malt. Instead, the whisky was blended with alcohol distilled from sugarcane to produce MaQintosh Premium Whisky. Initially, Amrut aged malt whisky for around a year before blending it. However, due to changing customer preferences, less malt whisky was being added into blended variants. The company discovered that hot weather makes whisky mature faster in India than it does in Europe or the United States. The fraction lost to evaporation during ageing, known as the angels' share, is also higher in India, at 11–12% per year, than in Scotland, where the annual evaporative loss is about 2%. Surinder Kumar, the master blender at Amrut Distilleries, has estimated that one year of barrel-ageing in India is equal to three years of ageing in Scotland. Jagdale felt that "the taste profiles were much better, almost matching some of the 12-year-old [Scotch] whiskies". The company then decided to launch their whisky in the European market.

In 2001, Neelakanta Rao Jagdale asked his son Rakshit Jagdale, who was pursuing an MBA course in Newcastle, England at the time, to investigate the potential of exporting their products to that country. Consultants Tatlock and Thomson Ltd of Scotland were hired to help hone the company's processes at their Bangalore distillery. Amrut Distilleries conducted blind tests of their single malt whisky in Scotland, where most consumers said they liked the drink and compared it to Speyside single malts.

The whisky, under the brand name Amrut Single Malt Whisky, debuted in Europe on 24 August 2004. The company faced difficulties convincing European distributors and consumers to the try the product, as most believed that a good single malt could not be produced in India. According to head of international operations Ashok Chokalingam, the initial strategy of offering the product in restaurants was dropped, as "the resources needed are too high, both financial and human". They switched their focus to retailers and bars. Following the UK launch, the brand spread across Western Europe and the Scandinavian countries within two years.

On 4 February 2010, Amrut Distilleries held a tasting session in Bangalore to launch their single malt whisky. The brand began retailing in Bangalore the same month. Domestically, it continued to be available only in Karnataka until November 2013 when it was launched in Mumbai. The company went with a Scottish launch for marketing reasons. According to Neelakanta Jagdale, "From a marketing perspective, we thought if our product had to pass the test, why not do so in the toughest location. Scotland is the home of Scotch. If they acknowledge our single malt, then that's good enough for me". The company also feels that "the high entry costs and complex excise laws in different states are a deterrent to further expansion in India". The brand was launched in North America in April 2010. Purple Valley Imports is its distributor in the United States.

Production
Amrut Distilleries began with a single blending and bottling unit, specializing in IMFL. Amrut's current main distillery was built in 1987. It is located in Kambipura on Mysore Road, roughly 20 kilometres from Bangalore. In addition to the original distillery, company also has a re-distillation plant to produce extra neutral alcohol for captive consumption and a bottling unit in Kerala. The company decided against using computers and automation in their distillery in favour of providing more jobs to people. The Bangalore distillery employs 450 people. Its distillery operation is highly labour-intensive and bottles are manually packed. Most of the staff at Amrut Distilleries involved in bottling and packaging are women. The distillery produces 4 million cases of liquor a year, of which about 25% are blended whisky and around 10,000 cases are single malt.
The malt for the whisky is grown in regions Punjab and Rajasthan. The barley is transported for about 2500 km (1600 miles).

Amrut Distilleries is headquartered in the Rajajinagar neighbourhood of Bangalore.

Products
Amrut Distilleries manufactures whisky (blended and single malt), brandy, rum, vodka and gin.

Amrut Single Malt Whisky
Amrut Indian Single Malt Whisky 46%
Amrut Peated Indian Single Malt Whisky 46%
Amrut Fusion Indian Single Malt Whisky 50%
Amrut Cask Strength
Amrut Peated Indian Single Malt Whisky Cask Strength
Amrut Intermediate Sherry
Amrut Two Continents Single Malt Whisky
Amrut Portonova
Amrut Kadambham
Amrut Single Cask
Amrut 100

Whisky
MaQ Scotch
MaQintosh
Prestige Fine Whisky
Prestige Blended Malt Whisky
Prestige Rare Whisky

Brandy
Bejois Blended Grape Brandy
Bejois Premium Brandy
Bejois VSOP Brandy
Bejois Napoleon Brandy
Silver Cup

Rum
Old Port Deluxe Rum
Old Port Deluxe Matured Rum
Amrut XXX Classic Rum
Amrut XXX Rum

Vodka
Muscovy Vodka

Gin
Blue Star Dry Gin

See also

 Indian whisky
 Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL)

References

External links
Amrut Distilleries official site
Amrut Distilleries UK site

Distilleries in India
Manufacturing companies established in 1948
Drink companies of India
Manufacturing companies based in Bangalore
Indian companies established in 1948
Privately held companies of India

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has anyone ever used these and are they good enough?
A few books I will be doing are Pride and Prejudice, Wuthering Heights, Frankenstein, A street car named desire, A dolls house.
My teacher raved about 'York Notes' and told us to get them - but she ended up just photocopying the key points.
Your own notes are invaluable, keep a good bank of notes.
You can't really use a revision guide for English literature. You just have to know your texts extremely well. York Notes Advanced are usually pretty good but it really does depend on which text you get them for, some are brilliant and some are not particularly helpful. I have the Pride and Prejudice one and I remember it being quite helpful. I haven't used the others on your list.
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