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  • On Jun 28, 2012
    Michelle from IN Asked

    do chip and dale appear at port orleans riverside marsh mellow roast or just fort wilderness? what are the hours for this in december.

    Hi Michelle!  Great to hear from you again!  I am so happy to help you in the planning of this magical vacation and in reading your questions it sounds like we have a lot in common when it comes to Disney!

    Who doesn't love Chip and Dale?  I know I sure do and you're absolutely right!  They can be found dancing with guests at the Campfire Singalong Program over at Fort Wilderness.  Unfortunately, the campfires at Port Orleans is much less of a production, with no cuddly Chipmunks :(

    Campfire on de' Bayou takes place on Ol' Man Island at Riverside and Cajun Campfire takes place at French Quarter behind building 6.  These campfire programs feature sing-a-longs with cast members, marshmallow roasting, and storytelling.  The fire rings are lit at dusk nightly or about 5:30 PM in December.  Be sure to check with Port Orleans on the day you wish to attend because times are subject to change.

    That being said, I still love roasting Marshmallows over at Port Orleans, but I make it a point to trek over to Fort Wilderness during each vacation because the entire experience is amazing.  From the sing-a-long, to the marshmallow pits...not to mention the rustic setting, this place has really got it going on!  During the winter months, the fire pits are usually lit around 7PM with the sing-a-long commencing shortly thereafter!

    Please keep those questions coming, Michelle!  It is a pleasure to help you plan this magical vacation!

    -Amanda F.

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  • On Mar 26, 2011
    Kenneth from MS Asked

    What are the dates and times for Fantasmic shows from April 12 through April 14, 2011

    Hi Kenneth!

    Fantasmic! is a very magical show at Disney's Hollywood Studios Theme Park!  Guess what?  You're in luck because Fantasmic! is currently scheduled on the following nights during your vacation:

    April 12:  8:30 p.m. & 10:00 p.m.
    April 14:  8:30 p.m. & 10:00 p.m.

    Have a magical day and let the memories begin!!

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I am a Disney freak and a true southern princess!  I live in Peachtree City with my beloved husband and two small children.  Family and friends know that our vacations consist of trips to Walt Disney World. Learn More About Ca'Sandra

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    Karen from CT Asked

    We are going to the Grand Floridian DVC for Thanksgiving this year and I wanted to decorate our door, similar to the disney cruise lines that we went on earlier this year. Do they do that in the vacation club hotels? if so, do they have metal doors?

    Hi Karen! Congratulations on your upcoming trip to Walt Disney World Resort. You are going to love the beautifully exquisite Villas at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. This dreamy Victorian seaside opulent resort will make you feel like you’ve traveled back to the Great Gatsby’s time…and it's truly magical for the holidays!

    We loved the Disney Vacation Club member personalization when we sailed on the fabulous Disney Dream in 2012 - it was so much fun to show off our member affiliation. In all of our travels at Walt Disney World Resort, I we've never had a special Disney Vacation Club member sign put on our villa door. However during the holidays I have seen members decorate their doors to show their Disney holiday cheer.

    The doors at the Villas at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa are made of wood, so you'll be limited to using tape, but you have to make sure it's non-stick kind so it does not leave a residue or damage the door when your decorations are removed. Pins and other such things are not allowed.

    You're in for a fantastic stay as the Villas at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa has some great places to watch "Wishes Nighttime Spectacular" fireworks show that light up the sky above the beautiful Magic Kingdom castle.

    Wishing you a magical and memorable holiday trip to Walt Disney World Resort!

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I'm a high-spirited Mom of 4. You say "vacation" and I'll tell you why for our family of 6, there's no better way than the Disney way! Since becoming Disney Vacation Club members, our dreams of travel quickly turn into magical memories again and again...I'm a real world example of the endless vacation possibilities available with the magic of Disney Parks and Disney Vacation Club. Learn More About Juliette

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  • On Aug 24, 2010
    Kim from PA Asked

    Are there any sites that let you trade meal reservations with other families rather than trying to reschedule things?

    Hi, Kim! As you can imagine, there is an enormous community of Disney fans that support a huge amount of fan sites as well as discussion boards. You can find information about almost anything you would like to know from people all over the world who have visited and/or who are about to visit Disney parks, resorts and destinations throughout the world. Of course, many times, the information is coming from individuals -- who like you and me -- may have vast experience in one area but not a lot in another. Therefore, make sure you are completely comfortable with whom you are dealing, and I would personally not want to exchange Advanced Dining Reservations which require credit card confirmation.

    Call me "old fashioned," but I would prefer to book, cancel or change my ADRs through Disney (or an official third-party provider) in order to avoid being disappointed. You can do that by going to "My Disney Vacation" from the home page and clicking on "Dining Reservations," or by going to the Advanced Dining Reservations page. You can also call 407-WDW-DINE.  it would help to have your confirmation/reservation #'s readily available.

    If you would like to look around at exchanges between Disney guests and fans, I would recommend visiting, and If you have never visited before, go can be simultaneously overwhelming and addicting!

    Come back to visit me here if you have more questions! Have a wonderful day and a magical vacation!
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Anchors aweigh! Time to set sail aboard Disney Cruise Line, and I'm just the mom to help you navigate the waters of planning. From stem to stern to ports of call, I'll show you the ropes of pixie-dusted vessels filled with magic and adventure. Learn More About Andi

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Despite having vision in only one eye, Sierrah Lemons has become a star volleyball player and leads her club team into the AAU Girls Junior National Volleyball Championship tournament at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World Resort, beginning Thursday, June 21, 2018. Lemons was diagnosed with eye cancer as a toddler and had her right eye removed on her third birthday. Now, she plays middle hitter for the Georgia Adrenaline AAU squad and leads the team in kills (95 percent), blocks (93 percent) and serving (92 percent), propelling her team to five tournament titles in 2018. (Disney photographer)


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Well Compensation Grant Program

The well compensation grant program provides funding to eligible landowners or renters to replace, reconstruct or treat contaminated private water supplies that serve a residence or provide water to livestock. To be eligible, family income may not exceed $65,000 for the prior calendar year.

Who can apply

Who can apply

Before you start the application process, determine if you are eligible to apply for a well compensation grant. Work completed before submitting an application and receiving DNR approval will not be reimbursed.

Step 1: Landowner or renter determines if your income is eligible
Step 2: Who can apply for a grant
  • Landowner
  • Spouse of landowner
  • Dependent of landowner
  • Heir of landowner
  • Assignee or legal representative of landowner
  • Renter of land
  • Shared well owner of a private residential water supply

Local governments, school districts and state or federal agencies cannot apply.

Step 3: Landowner or renter determines if contamination is eligible

To determine if your well is contaminated, have samples of your well water tested by a certified laboratory. To be eligible for a well compensation grant the private water supply must be considered contaminated based on one of the following criteria.

  1. Chemical contamination
    • DNR or Department of Health has issued landowner or renter of private water supply advisory letter; and/or
    • the same water supply has been tested twice (at least two weeks apart) and the results exceed the state or federal water standard for contaminants.

    Examples of chemical contaminants include: metals, pesticides, volatile organic chemicals contained in products such as industrial solvents, degreasers, paint, gasoline and fuel oil. Bacteria and nitrate contaminants are excluded.

  2. Arsenic contamination
    • Private water supply has been tested and arsenic concentration at or exceeding 50 ug/l (parts per billion) has been found.
  3. Nitrate contamination
    • Private water supply has been tested and nitrates concentration at or exceeding 40 parts per million expressed as nitrate-nitrogen has been found.
    • These cases are grant-eligible only if a private water supply is used as a source of drinking potable water for both livestock and the residence. The residence must be used at least three months each year and while in use provide an estimated average of more than 100 gallons per day for consumption by livestock.
  4. Bacterial contamination
    • Private water supply has been tested and livestock fecal contamination has been found.
    • Private water supply has been tested and found to have livestock fecal bacteria and is located in a DNR-declared area of special well compensation.
    • If you still have questions regarding contamination after having your well water tested by a certified laboratory, contact a DNR Private Water Supply specialist.

What is eligible

What items are grant eligible

The following items are eligible for reimbursement under the well compensation grant.

Eligible items

  • Water tests that determine if the well is contaminated
  • Reconstruction of a contaminated well
  • Construction of a new well
  • Connecting to an existing private or public water supply
  • Installation of a new pump, including the associated piping for a replaced well
  • Proper abandonment of a contaminated well
  • Equipment for water treatment (if no other option is feasible)
  • Providing a temporary bottled or trucked water supply

Ineligible items

  • Costs for any work done before a claim is filed and award approved by the DNR
  • Wells serving commercial establishments
  • Private wells that do not meet the established contamination criteria
  • Dug wells

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If you are still having problems opening your form, please contact the Well Grant Manager.

If you meet the criteria to apply for a well compensation grant, the next step is to apply.

Step 1

Develop a project proposal and estimated costs to replace your contaminated water supply. If you need assistance consult a licensed well driller [PDF] or pump installer [PDF].

Step 2

Fill out the Well Compensation Program Claim (Form 8700-174) [PDF] application.

NOTE: If your current income changed significantly from what was reported on your last year’s income tax report, due to job loss or retirement, complete and submit one of the following documents with your application.

Step 3

Mail completed well compensation program claim application to:

Well Grants Intake
Wisconsin DNR - DG/5
PO Box 7921
Madison WI 53707

You may also submit these items electronically at: Well Grants Intake

Step 4

The DNR is only able to review complete applications.

  • Do not do any work until you receive a well compensation grant award approval letter from the DNR. Work completed before receiving the approval letter will not be reimbursed.

Once you have been awarded a well compensation grant from DNR, you may begin and complete work on your private water supply and request the reimbursement. You have one year from the date of the grant award document to complete the replacement of your water supply, abandon your old well (if applicable), and request payment on the grant.

Step 1

DNR will send you an award packet.

Step 2

Landowners or Renters enter into contract with a licensed well driller or licensed pump installer to complete the work that is specified in the grant agreement.

  • Give a copy of the grant award document to the licensed well professional before construction begins.
Step 3

Only licensed well driller or licensed pump installers may complete the work.

  • Well construction work must be done according to DNR specifications that are in the signed grant agreement. The contaminated well must be properly abandoned and filled before payment will be made.
  • Requirement: Notify your DNR Private Water Supply specialist at least 48 hours before the work starts by a licensed well driller or licensed pump installer.
Step 4

Landowner or renter completes and submits all required reimbursement forms to the DNR grant manager:

Step 5

A DNR Private Water Supply specialist will visit the site and complete a field inspection to verify compliance.

Step 6

After all approvals are obtained, the DNR grant manager will process the final payment letter and the grant award check will be mailed to your licensed well driller or licensed pump installer. Landowner or renter must arrange to endorse check so well professional can be paid. If the owner or renter pays the bill in full and provides a paid invoice to DNR then the check can be sent directly to them.

  1. Since you will enter into contract with well driller or licenses pump installer for their services, you are responsible to pay 100% of those costs. Learn more about costs.
  2. If your family income is above $45,000, Wisconsin Statutes require that the amount of your reimbursement will be reduced. Learn more about reductions and see an example.
  3. The grant amount you receive is considered taxable income by the IRS and must be reported as income by the DNR. Learn more about taxable income.

Special funding

Financial hardship funding

Eligibility for financial hardship funding is determined by the Well Compensation Program grant manager based on a copy of the claimant’s Wisconsin tax filing from the prior calendar year that is submitted with the grant application.

If you are eligible for financial hardship funding you will need to complete and submit one of the three affidavits found at “how to apply”.

You may qualify for financial hardship funding if:

  • your family income is well below $45,000 per year,
  • your current income changed significantly from what was reported on your last year’s income tax report, due to job loss or retirement.

Contact information
For grant application and reimbursement questions, contact:
Sandy Chancellor
Grant Manager
Bureau of Community Financial Assistance
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Download the only FREE BINGO & Mini Games game with live callers for your Android mobile and tablet devices! We have 5 exciting rooms, including themed rooms, speciality rooms! We add new features and content every week so check back often! Play Dog Bingo HD today

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Dog Bingo HD mixes the classic bingo game with live callers and an exciting arcade-style gameplay features such as achievements, social, mini games, and much more to create a unique and addicting Bingo experience.

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Apprentice Hairstylists Required. Peter Mark – Letterkenny Salon. Full Time Apprenticeship Positions. We want you to come and train with us if you aspire to be the best, have style and enjoy being creative. If you are interested in working with us please read on……… Why work for us? Peter Mark’s long standing belief is to encourage and develop talent. The Apprenticeship is for a period of 4 years during which the Apprentice Hairdresser receives extensive in salon training. You will also attend our Training Schools to complete training courses in line with our exceptional Peter Mark Career Path which covers every aspect of hairdressing. On completion of the Apprenticeship you will be a qualified Stylist. Peter Mark offer you plenty of benefits to build your career including: Exceptional training and development. Employee discount scheme on retail. Opportunities to attend seminars delivered by world renowned hairdressers. Participation in the Peter Mark Hairdressing Competition along with many others. Travel tax saver scheme. Bike to work scheme. Group Pension Scheme (terms and conditions apply. Group Health Insurance(terms and conditions apply. Company Social events and lots of fun along the way. If you want to become an Apprentice Hairstylist you must have: Customer service experience. An excellent level of English. Peter Mark are equal opportunity employers. This job originally appeared on RecruitIreland.com.

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Aaaaah.  Like sinking into a warm bath after a long tiring walk, that’s what it was like following Jo and the Boy with this movie.  A movie where the filmmaker had a strong idea of what he wanted and executed it and I could just relax and enjoy.

My beloved Nagarjuna has a nephew!  Who knew!!!!  And I think he’s a pretty good actor?  It’s hard to tell in this film, because it is so much the heroine’s story, but he seemed fine.  Both “fine” as an actor and “fiiiiyuuuun” as an attractive young man.  Although in both ways it kind of snuck up on you, he starts out seeming like any other glasses wearing engineer type.  But then he is so gentle and thoughtful and kind and it all shines through in this very lowkey subtle performance.  And he takes off his glasses and looks sensitive and you start to really enjoy his looks too.

Of course Kamalinee Mukherjee is wonderful too.  And I was looking at her bio, she is the actress we were just asking for the comments!  Instead of some untrained teenager, she started in films at age 24 after being in plays through out high school and college, and doing a theater workshop in Bombay.  On the other hand, the only reason she could start so late and still have a career is because of outside of the box directors like this one, who wrote roles for strong mature independent women instead of little girls just out of their teens.

This is a slightly better balanced movie than Anand, where it was all about the heroine.  In this film, it is about the hero and heroine jointly.  And after them, all the other people around them in their lives.  While Anand was built around a small neighborhood, this film is built around a boat trip.  The perfect setting for this kind of story, a group of companionable strangers all thrown together for days on end through all sorts of events.

What makes it especially delightful is, just as Anand took place in what felt like a real middle-class neighborhood, so does this take place on a real middle-class boat trip.  It’s not a fancy cruise ship going around the world, it’s an old passenger boat going up a river to a pilgrimage spot, the kind of trip that you would realistically expect a young working woman, a large family wedding, and various other minor characters to be able to afford.  And also to be able to enjoy, there is no requirement for familiarity with European cooking or a need to have dozens of high fashion outfits for different occasions, you just have to enjoy good basic food, have a few saris and salwars, and a good book to read.  And be a Hindu I suppose, but in this case that doesn’t bother me, because it is not a situation that should be/could be open to all and from which other communities are excluded, it is an explicitly Hindu experience, a pilgrimage trip.  Just like this doesn’t feel like an idealized version of the middle-class, it also doesn’t feel like an idealized version of Hindu.  These aren’t Hindus who go about their day thinking “I am Hindu”, it’s just naturally integrated into their lives, the stories and rituals are what they do and it doesn’t mean anyone else has to do them to.

I think that’s kind of the theme that pervades this film, there is no one way that you have to do things.  Arranged marriages are fine, so are love marriages.  Working for money is okay, so is working for a dream.  Being ambitious, and being unambitious.  The worst sin you can do is try to tell someone else how to be, what they should want.

We open with our hero and heroine.  But not our hero and heroine in the warm embrace of their family (although they both like their families).  These are two independent people with their own lives outside of the home, and their own dreams within the great society.  Our heroine is a scooter riding businesswoman dreaming of bringing her fashion salon to success.  And our hero has an American degree but wants to put it to use working for political parties and the good of the country instead of money.  While our heroine goes around trying to sell her products, he is going around trying to sell himself, to convince the party workers he has something to offer even if he can’t raise a crowd or shout loudly.

Their dreams are very different, but what they share is what they are trying to escape.  That is our heroine’s nightmare which opens the film.  A first night with an eager husband as she tries to escape his clutches and have a real conversation.  And the wakes up, relieved to discover she is still single with a business to go to and a family that tolerates her ambitions.

It’s not our hero’s explicit nightmare, but it is implicit.  He returns home to discover his cousin Neetu Chandra has had her marriage arranged to a wealthy young bureocrat.  Which horrifies him, although she doesn’t seem to mind.  It is partly because our hero Sumanth is in love with his cousin (remember, Telugu film, so it’s not incest so long as she is his maternal cousin), but also because the thought of this kind of marriage disgusts him.  And he can’t understand how Neetu can be so casual about it.  He wants to pursue his desire to do good for the people and the country, and marry a woman who is in love with him and eager for marriage.  Kamalinee wants to escape a dull married life with a husband who doesn’t even want to talk to her and instead pursue her dreams of success in her chosen field.  Her little dreams, at one point she starts to ask God for fabulous wealth, and then changes her prayer to just enough to pay the rent on her little shop.  That’s all she wants, just as all Sumanth wants is to work for the good of the party, not be elected or famous or anything in particular.  And they both want to be with partners who will understand and support them, not undermine them.

There’s a lot of set-up to this movie before the plot really gets going, it’s very Malayali that way.  First our heroine has to have a big failure in business which makes her father pull his support for her store and, in despair, she agrees to marry the most recent suggested groom since he seems good enough.  His family suggests a wedding party on a barge traveling to the pilgrimage site of Godavari.  But then they pull the engagement, saying that she is too “modern” for their taste.  Our heroine doesn’t really mind the broken engagement, nor does her family (it’s not a dramatic moment of “you have brought SHAME on this house!” or anything), but that on top of her business failing and feeling at very loose ends inspires her to impulsively declare that she will take that barge trip for herself even if there is no wedding to make an occasion for it.

Our hero, meanwhile, has been faithfully pursuing his cousin.  First trying to convince her that she shouldn’t marry the fiance because a marriage for money is a horrible idea.  And then when she explains that she wants that, she wants a man who will take care of her and spoil her, instead of Sumanth who she always has to ask to do everything, he takes it to heart and goes out and gets a real job planning to present her with a check as proof of his sincerity.  Only, when he goes to give it to her, he realizes that she really doesn’t love him and is truly excited for this marriage, not just resigned to it.  So he hides the check and sadly goes on the wedding trip with the rest of the family.

Both of them are at a breaking point in their lives.  For the first time, Sumanth is ready to think about other women besides Neetu, ready to admit to himself that Neetu may not be perfect.  And Kamalinee has to admit that some small part of herself was looking forward to marriage, was disappointed when it fell through.  The script doesn’t say that directly (because this is a better film than that), but it is there in the hidden look in their eyes in the previous scenes that tell us they are beginning to feel differently.

And then the boatride starts!  Finally!  Spoiled pretty Neetu and her stuck up rich fiance, brave outspoken Kamalinee all by herself, and Sumanth surrounded by relatives who don’t really appreciate him.  And in this setting, we have our romance.

It’s a romance that is constantly set in motion by other people.  Or, to put it more accurately, a couple that gets to know each other better and better based on how they see the other behave with other people.  Kamalinee sees Sumanth be kind of sensitive and interested in others, Sumanth sees that behind her tough surface, Kamalinee cares about other people as well.  Their friendship moves forward in fits and starts, an initial misunderstanding when Sumanth carries her over the gangplank, another misunderstanding when she accidentally steals his chips on deck and he doesn’t complain.  Her getting frustrated with him for being so passive and in love with his undeserving cousin, him getting frustrated with her for her quick temper and impatience.  But both of them standing up for each other when attacked, him defending her choice not to marry until she really wants to, and her defending his choice to live a life of service.

What makes this movie really unique, only also not unique since this is the same thing the director Sekhar Kammula would do 10 years later in Fidaa, is that it is the heroine who is the pursuer in this romance.  Kamalinee realizes early on that Sumanth is an unusual and valuable man, someone who doesn’t get angry with her, who listens to other people, who wants to help people.  But Sumanth is timid, slow to let go of his first love for Neetu.  It is only when Kamalinee pushes and pushes and pushes at him that he is finally able to move on, to see the reality that Neetu was never for him.

And through all of this, Neetu is a little more than the typical “bad” girlfriend.  Her initial arguments are treated with respect, Sumanth isn’t living the life she wants, why should she marry him and adjust?  Sumanth tries to change for her but then sees it is pointless, he can’t really change.  Only Neetu, partly after seeing how Sumanth treats Kamalinee and partly after spending time alone with her fiance, begins to realize that Sumanth might have been what she wanted after all.  He is kind, he listens to her, he doesn’t patronize her.

In a different film, this would be the big conflict.  Two women in love with the same man, who will he choose?  But this film is smarter than that.  Neetu isn’t really “in love”, her objections from the beginning are still there.  She wants Sumanth, but only so long as he pleases her.  As soon as he fails to appear at their randavoo (no idea how to spell that), she retreats to the safety of her nice rich fiance and the life he has promised her.  And that’s okay.  She’s not a terrible person, no one is really angry with her for being that way, it is just who she is.  While Kamalinee would be worried that something had happened to Sumanth, Neetu is ready to blame him for being late and spoiling her plans.

And the twist is that, despite all Kamalinee’s angst and pushing, it was Sumanth who made the final decision.  Kamalinee allowed the note to be lost, leaving Neetu to wait and wait without knowing where to go.  But Sumanth reveals at the end, he wrote a blank not.  Expecting exactly what happened, that when plans failed, Neetu would blame him and be angry and happily go back to her fiance.  He knew it was what he wanted, what would let him be with Kamalinee, and even what was best for Neetu, to be able to marry without any lingering doubts.

It’s just the nicest movie!  A strong independent stubborn heroine who is also kind and gracious and practical, and a gentle sensitive hero who is also good in a fight (of course there is a fight scene), surrounded by real feeling people who have their own hopes and dreams and small imperfections.

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    • Thank you! And I don’t even feel badly, that is a ridiculous way to spell a word, my way makes a lot more sense.

      On Tue, Apr 10, 2018 at 6:25 PM, dontcallitbollywood wrote:

        • My German teacher in high school had many uncomplimentary things to say about the French, based entirely on spelling. She was very proud that in German things are just spelled as they sound, and that words clearly said what they meant. Very dismissive of the younger generation that borrowed silly French words like “Pommes Frites” instead of the obviously superior and simpler “Franzosichekartoffelgebraten”.

          On Tue, Apr 10, 2018 at 8:29 PM, dontcallitbollywood wrote:

          • I admit that when I took German in high school (after three years of French, during which I mastered French spelling), it was a very happy surprise to find that German words were spelled completely phonetically — just like Telugu. 🙂

            But the reason I could master the French spelling was that I saw that there was a kind of system to it as well, albeit not exactly phonetic, but still consistent. Suffice it to say French words are spelled by the heart, and German words by the head. 🙂

            Now English, on the other hand … !

            Hope you can enjoy ghoti for dinner. 😀

            (P.S. You could have said “tryst”, or the simple “meeting”, if you didn’t want to imply any amorous intention, and cleared yourself from a charge of cultural appropriation, too.)

          • My French teacher had the opposite opinion, naturally. According to her a conversation in German sounds like people abusing at each other.

          • See, I think my German teacher might agree with that, but say it is just because Germans pronounce things clearly.

  1. Sumanth is a pretty good actor. He’s a better actor than Nagarjuna’s sons anyway. He had a few successful movies like Sathyam, Godavari, and Madhumasam in the 2000s. After that he kind of faded away. He’s been trying to make a comeback recently, and his latest movie, Malli Raava, got a little bit of success. But I feel like he’s playing characters that are too young for him now. I saw Malli Raava and it’s a decent romance but it would have been so much better if Sumanth’s character was played by someone younger.

    • I wondered what happened to him, when I looked him up there weren’t many movies listed in the past few years. I agree, he was a surprisingly good actor. It took a while to appreciate him, but he was doing some really excellent work.

      On Tue, Apr 10, 2018 at 7:26 PM, dontcallitbollywood wrote:

      • He just wasn’t making good/successful movies after Madhumasam and he wasn’t established enough to get through that. Plus he was kind of stereotyped as a romantic hero too.

  2. The first time I saw Godavari, I didn’t like it much since I felt that Kamalinee’s character was too childish. I was expecting her character to be more along the lines of Rupa in Anand. I started rewatching the movie yesterday and even though she’s childish at times, it doesn’t annoy me anymore. I felt like Kamalinee’s character was very similar to Sai Pallavi’s character in Fidaa. Like you mentioned how both of them pursue the guy. So yeah, I’m liking this movie a lot more now.

    Also, is it just me or does Neetu Chandra look a lot like Priya Anand?

    • Just looked up Priya Anand and you’re right! they are similar!

      I kind of like the childishness, it shows that a woman can be stubborn and quick to anger and all of that, but also kind and truthful and brave.

      On Tue, Apr 10, 2018 at 7:37 PM, dontcallitbollywood wrote:

  3. Sekhar Kammula’s Great work so far, he weaved a complicated screenplay , cherished with good background music, and scenic photography.
    The movie inspired many people to go for the Godavari Ferry ride.
    and in-fact this movie is inspired by Sumanth’s Grandfather movie ‘Andala Ramudu’ with same Godavari Ferry Background.
    Movie never worn out even after numerous repeated viewings.

  4. I’m so glad you watched this movie. This is my second favorite movie after Anand. I watched it with my friends when I was in US and this movie made us all homesick for months. It got us talking about moving back to India 🙂

    I absolutely love the songs in the movie. Especially the one on the river Godavari.

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The road to becoming a professional athlete is not an easy one. It’s a highly competitive arena with a large number of talented individuals vying for a finite number of opportunities. Greg Pryor, of the 1985 World Series Champion Kansas City Royals, shares his experience and wisdom showing us that if you know what you really want, no one can stop you from achieving it.

Dennis: You never know when you're going to bump into somebody and strike up a great conversation and every conversation is interesting. Xpelli recently was at Licensing Expo in Las Vegas where we were showing our product and ran into Greg Pryor. And some of you may know Greg from his days with Kansas City Royals, the World Series Champions of 1985. And with me today is Greg. Greg, glad to have you here.

Greg: Dennis, it's great to be here. I'm so excited that we did connect at a show in Las Vegas. I was in the booth next to yours and luckily, the lady in the booth next to yours told me that you were from Kansas and I said, “Well, I'm going to go meet somebody from Kansas.” And that's how we met.

Dennis: That's right! It was our neighbor there that was so kind to send you in our direction which was great. Greg, I want to go back in your life a bit. You had a dream as a child that you wanted to play baseball. And would you tell me about that dream, please?

Greg: Well, it was kind of a, it fermented, because luckily, I was born to parents that were both into sports in high school. My mom and dad, George and Martha Pryor, grew up in West Virginia. And they both were presidents of their glee clubs way back.

Dennis: Wow.

Greg: Yeah, it was back in the thirties. And they had six children and in the process of having children, you know, they showed us the joy of playing sports. My dad bought me my first baseball glove when I was seven years old at a Western Auto store.

Dennis: Western Auto!

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Greg: Yeah, he taught me how to play baseball. He got me in a position where I could play on team up in Ohio, East of Akron, Ohio in the country. And I just fell in love with the ability throw a round object and catch it with a piece of leather and hit it with a piece of wood. And it was so much fun to do that. Even though my dad was a football player, I really was drawn to baseball only because I hadn’t done golf yet. But golf has always been my first love.

Dennis: [Laughs]

Greg: But I've always played baseball and luckily, I was able to earn an income from doing it.

Dennis: But earning an income… I remember our conversation earlier that it wasn't quite as going from straight from East of Akron, Ohio to the major leagues – am I right?

Greg: Well, that's what I'm hoping to put in my book that I'm writing right now. It's been quite a journey, you know? When I was young, I went to watch major league baseball in Cleveland when the Cleveland Indians were in the Lakefront Stadium. And I kind of… I saw that eighty-thousand-seat stadium as an eight- or nine-year-old and I never imagined that I would be down there performing someday. But it wasn't a dream of mine to ever get on that field because it did seem like it was so far from the realm of possibility in my life. Because when I graduated from high school, I was 5’6”, about 150 lbs. I played high school baseball but I wasn't drafted by the pros and I did not have a scholarship offer. So, you know, why would anybody ever think they could be a professional at anything if nobody wanted them to perform? So my dad bribed the college coach at Florida Southern College…

Dennis: [Laughs]

Greg: Which was in Lakeland, Florida; my older brother was a very good pitcher in college. And my dad told the college coach to give me a small scholarship or he was going to take my older brother out of his college. And so the coach gave me a $250 scholarship, toward tuition of $2500 a year. This was back in 1967.

Dennis: All right.

Greg: But I think I really didn’t know that until after I graduated. The coach told me, he says, “You know, Greg, you got here on a bribe. I really didn’t want you, but your dad forced me to take you.”

Dennis: No kidding!

Greg: So I got to college. I really didn’t perform well in my first two seasons. In fact, when I was nineteen, I was playing in a – still in college – I was playing in a summer college league in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Dove to my left for a ground ball and dislocated my left shoulder. And three weeks after the dislocation, the doctor told me that I'd never lift my left arm for the rest of my life because I had torn all the nerves and the nerves control muscles and I had no muscle contraction on my shoulder.

Dennis: Unbelievable!

Greg: So I went from that to not really believing that he was telling me the truth because my first thought when he told me that I’d never lift my left arm again was that I really didn’t want to play golf one handed for the rest of my life. It wasn't that I was going to not be able to play baseball. It was golf.

Dennis: No kidding.

Greg: And so I think that I started thinking that he was lying me to me because, obviously, I healed. And it took a lot of time to heal. It wasn't… I started brushing my teeth left handed. I started eating left handed. Anything I could do with my left arm, I would try to do it slowly. And I started climbing up a wall with my fingertips, trying to go as far as I could. But I went from that to you know, getting a little bit better in college baseball. And then they started telling me that I was going to be a professional someday. And I couldn’t believe that they were saying that to me because I always had a knack to hit a baseball.

Dennis: Okay.

Greg: I think sometimes when I teach young kids to hit, I think some kids have the knack to hit and some kids don't. And I think that knack that we have in our lives to do something better than somebody else or to improve on, we really have to know if we have the knack to do something. And it could be in playing the piano or a violin. Some people’s hands are more suited to play a violin than other ones. But I do think that most people can improve no matter what they want to do with the right attitude and the right opportunity.

Dennis: Well, I think it's interesting. I mean, so you loved the sport, you got into the summer league as a child and then after high school, you didn’t get drafted and didn’t get a scholarship, your dad bribed your coach to bring you on to the team, you kind of… first couple of years weren't so great and you tore your shoulder up big time. I mean, the injury you were talking about back in that day, I'm surprised it didn't stop your career, actually. Because I mean, sport medicine’s improved so greatly over the past couple of decades here. But that didn't stop you. You kept going. You kept sticking to it. So, you said later in your college career, people were saying that you're going to be a pro someday. You still didn’t quite believe them. Is that right?

Greg: No, I didn’t believe it because as I said before, I go to college in Lakeland, Florida – that's where Florida Southern College is. And luckily for me (or unluckily, whatever) the Detroit Tigers used that as a spring training home. That's where they trained. I got to see the likes of Al Kaline…

Dennis: Oh wow!

Greg: And Bill Freehan and all the old Tigers that played in the late 60s. You know, they played in the World Series, I think in ’67 or ’68. And I went out there to watch them playing spring training games. And I watched them throw and they were tremendous. And it even set my belief further back that I could never get that good because the infielders never missed a ball, you know? And I was not that good. So I did get a chance to sign a professional contact in ’71 with the Washington Senators.

Dennis: Right.

Greg: I got $10,000 to sign, which was a lot of money to me back in 1971. And then I go to New York-Penn League up in Geneva, New York. I played for the Senators, so that's the lowest league that they had. And I didn’t have a good game up there one time and the manager of my first pro team, in front of the whole team, told me to take my uniform off and he didn’t care where I went because he didn’t think I was good enough to put on that uniform. And I had just signed the contract. And hearing my first manager telling me I'm no good. [Laughs]

Dennis: Holy cow! How do you bounce back from that?

Greg: Well, you know [laughs] I was seriously thinking about joining a commune, right? Because you know I'm from the 60s and I'm thinking, you know, I started rationalizing the importance of the game of baseball; I'm thinking, “Well, how important is this game where you take some yarn, you wrap leather around it and you go out and play it for money?” I said, “It’s not really that conducive to helping humanity.”

Dennis: [Laughs]

Greg: But I was getting paid $500 a month and the guys on the team, they patted me on the back. And I didn’t hardly look at my manager because I knew he didn’t like me. But I hung around until one of the scouts from the Senators came into our town and he saw me taking ground balls and hitting before the game in practice. And he told the manager, he said, “Hey, put the Pryor kid at shortstop I wanna watch him play.” And I got in and I started getting and I started hitting. And the manager couldn’t get me out because I was getting hits in every game. And I played the rest of the season there in Geneva. And I was getting ready to go back to Florida Southern to finish my last semester. I had to leave early to go back and register. And I'll never forget this: I was in the shower, taking a shower with my manager and he looked at me and he goes, “Don't you think you could stay around here for two more days because we have three games left and we have a chance to finish in second place. And I really need you to play shortstop.”

Dennis: Wait, this is the same manager who told you to take your uniform off your first day there?

Greg: Yeah, same manager. So under my breath, I said “I can’t believe you're giving me a break now. I hope I never see you again.”

[Both laugh]

Greg: So I left there and then unfortunately, the next season I jumped A-Ball. You know, it goes from Rookie League A, Double-A, Triple A, Major Leagues. And I jumped A-ball where he was the manager and I was so happy that I got sent in Double-A Pittsfield, Mass, back in the Eastern League. And then I didn’t do well up there because I saw snow drifts in April and I’m from Orlando, Florida, you know, so I didn’t like the snow. So I didn’t hit very well my first month and a half and I got sent down to the Carolina League, to Burlington North Carolina where my old manager didn’t think I was very good.

Dennis: No way!

Greg: So I had to go back, you know? I had to go back. My advice for anybody trying to get better is don't burn bridges because you might have to go back and cross that bridge again, before you can cross the others the next time. So I got out of that league and I finally got a chance to play in the big leagues. And then in 1976, the Senators became the Texas Rangers in ’71. So in ’76, I played well enough in Triple-A to be called up to the big leagues for three weeks. And I was so excited that I finally, finally made it to the big leagues. The Rangers traded me to the Yankees over that winter. So in ’77, I go to a spring training with the New York Yankees in Fort Lauderdale and they went on to win the World Series that year. And Billy Martin, the manager of Yankees in ’77, he didn’t like me either, so he sent me to Triple-A in Syracuse in New York. And I quit. I'm so close to the big leagues and I quit.

Dennis: Why?

Greg: Because I didn’t feel like the Yankees were being fair to me. And you know, I didn't know that just because somebody is not fair to you in life doesn’t give you the right to quit, you know? I didn’t see any alternative. I didn’t want to go to Syracuse. I was raised to play in the big leagues. I was ready to be tested at the big leagues level. Not to say I knew I was going to be a player that would play for nine years in the big leagues but I knew that I could not… I was a professional at Triple-A and I proved that I can play in Triple-A. The Yankees didn’t want me so they sent me to a Triple-A in Syracuse. That was my third year in Triple-A. And I quit until my salary was going to start. Then I was broke, so I decided to go back to start collecting some money and begged them to trade me.

Dennis: Really? And where did they trade you to then?

Greg: They didn’t. They didn't trade me. They made me go to Syracuse. But you know, one of my best, most fun stories I like to tell is when I decided I would report to Syracuse, I told the manager (his name is Pete Ward) I said, “Pete, I’m gonna be the worst nightmare you’ve ever had as a player.”

Dennis: [Laughs]

Greg: And he said, “Why?” And I said, “I think I belong in the big leagues and the Yankees have traded for me and they're making me play Triple-A baseball again and I don't wanna be on your team. It's nothing against you, but I'm going to do all I can do to get traded.” So the Yankees’ rules for modern leagues back in those days (and I think it still is today), is that you couldn’t have any facial hair.

Dennis: Okay.

Greg: But when I got to Triple-A spring training, they said, “Well, Greg, you'll have to shave your mustache or you won’t be able to play.” And I said, “Why would I have to shave my mustache?” And they said, “Well, there's no facial hair in the Minor Leagues for the Yankees.”

Dennis: Seriously?

Greg: So it really got me mad. Not only did they trade for me and slow up my career and not put me in the big leagues, they made me shave my mustache.

Dennis: Did you shave it?

Greg: I did. And every time I shaved it, I was saying, “I'm going to get you back. I'm going to get you back.”

Dennis: [Laughs]

Greg: So I go to Triple-A and I'm doing the job and I'm playing shortstop, I'm the best player on the team and I decided to have a mustache revolt. I got all twenty-five guys on the team in a room and I told them, I said, “You guys are just as much of a man as the guys on the major leagues Yankees.” I said, “You guys deserve to grow a mustache.” I said, “If you if you feel like you deserve it and you're man enough to grow a mustache, raise your hand and sign this paper.”

So I got all the signatures of all the players on the team and I took it to the manager's office. And I laid it in front of him, I said, “We’re growing mustaches.” And he looked at me and he goes, “Pryor, you're really gonna get me in trouble for doing this.” So I said, “What do you mean?” He said, “Well, I have to report to this to the Yankee farm director.” I said, “Go ahead and report it because we're growing ‘em.” And they started threatening us, you know? They started threatening everybody: “If you don't shave, you're going to be sent down to Double-A. If you don't shave, we're going to release you.” But I was hoping that they would release me. My whole goal in this was not really to grow a mustache…

Dennis: It was to get traded.

Greg: …so much that they would say, “Pryor, you're released. Get out of here.”

Dennis: Yeah, right. Right.

Greg: But three weeks after I organized the revolt, I was the only guy growing a mustache.

Dennis: [Laughs]

Greg: And then after a game in Pawtucket, Pete Ward came in after the game and he reported that the farm director just approved facial hair for the minor leagues. They just changed the rules.

Dennis: [Laughs] So, you didn’t get traded, but you got to keep your mustache instead?

Greg: Well, the guys were patting me on the back and I'm upset. I'm not happy about it.

Dennis: [Laughs] No, it wasn't what you were shooting for.

Greg: My point is, no matter what job you have, you might not like it. And if you want to buck the system, go ahead and try but it might not be the best thing for you.

Dennis: [Laughs] That's a great lesson in there. That's a great lesson. But you finally did make it to the major leagues, right?

Greg: Yeah. Turned out that during the season, I could become a free agent. I just had to play out the final season in Syracuse; I was going to be a free agent the next November. And I got drafted by five teams; among them the White Sox, the Chicago White Sox. I signed a one-year contract with the Chicago White Sox. I got play for Bill Veeck in Chicago. I got my first year in and then I signed a two year contract with the White Sox during that season. And then I signed another one year contract. And then I got traded to the Royals. I played 5 years as an infielder for Kansas City Royals. And ’85, I was on the ’85 World Champion Kansas City Royals as an infielder.

Dennis: That's such a great story. I mean, you started with this small town kid or whatever in West Virginia. Your parents gave you a ball and a glove to get you started. And through all the ups and downs and going up to the major leagues and back to the Triple-A leagues and so forth, you didn’t give up. You didn’t quit. What made you believe to keep moving forward? You didn’t have a scholarship going to college. You found out later your dad bribed the coach to get you in there. What made you believe you could do this? To keep yourself moving forward?

Greg: You know, it's kind of like, baseball is such a game that you have to play… a lot of people don't like baseball because it's so slow, they think. But the great thing about baseball is that you just never know when the ball is going to come to you. And you really don't know how fast or how slow the pitcher is going to throw it and whether he’s going to throw a strike or not. So it's actually a very exciting sport to play. And it's exciting to try to improve at it. And the reason I kept going was, number one, I considered the alternative. I was wondering what I was going to do if I didn’t make the major leagues. You know, it was basically a fear of not making it.

Dennis: Okay.

Greg: I didn’t know the alternative. And I'm not ashamed to admit that. I think a lot of people succeed out of fear of what happens if they don't.

Dennis: Right.

Greg: And it wasn't that I went out on the field and was afraid of failure because it was a knightly challenge to perfect the ability to catch a ground ball and throw it to the right base, perfect the ability to hit the ball hard enough every night to have an average that would cause people in baseball to take notice of me and give me a chance.

Dennis: I appreciate that. And the fact you mentioned earlier about that some people have a “knack” to do something. You had a knack for swinging a bat. You know, you played up to that strength of yours. I think that the fear of “what if I don't succeed? What's my alternative if I don't move forward?” is an interesting way to look at it. What was the hardest part of you trying to move forward? What obstacles besides managers that didn’t like you, what else was out there that was holding you back from pursuing this dream?

Greg: That's a great question. And it's something I like to talk about especially with young athletes that are trying to get better because there's a lot of athletes and I've played with Bo Jackson, who was probably the best athlete in the history of the world. I don't think anybody in any sport could say that they were as good as Bo Jackson at running and throwing like he was. But there's a lot of guys like me that… I didn’t have that ability that Bo Jackson had. I was very slow. I had clumsy feet. And I was a bad fielder. In 1973, I made over 40 errors in short stop for my team in the Carolina league in A-ball. And when I was playing in minor league infield, you know, wearing spikes, and when I crossed over for a grand ball to my left, I was so clumsy that I would kick my left ankle with my right foot and open up a gash at least once a week. And I wouldn’t even look down because I knew it was bleeding.

So an answer to your question, I had to overcome being told by my farm director that I could never play infield because I wasn't good enough fielder. And I had to overcome being very clumsy in the field and having very slow feet. So I made it an issue to become more coordinated with my fielding hand. I used to just do drill after drill after drill to try to improve the quickness of my left hand and keeping the ball in my glove. And then to make fielding a little bit easier – you have to have very quick – when you go after a ground ball, you have to have that really quick first start to get your feet in position to field. Because baseball in the infield is basically it’s kind of like a ballet… you do a ballet but there's a ball involved because you have to contort your body in so many different ways to catch it and then throw in while on a run sometimes. So I worked on my coordination on my fielding hand, my left hand. And then I worked on improving on my feet quickness over the winter. Between seasons, I’d go out and I would do drills to improve the quickness of my feet and getting my body strong so that I could play good enough over six or seven month period so that I could be looked at as somebody that may be good enough to play in the big leagues.

Dennis: Interesting. So you just kept at it. You kept improving the bits and pieces that could make just that much of a difference giving you a bit more of an edge toward being the player that people want to have on their major league team, basically.

Greg: You know, another thing too that people should know is that you can work on improving your skills no matter what they are. And sometimes, there's not people around you that are saying, “Wow, Dennis, you're really getting better! Greg, you're really getting better!” They're not around. You have to really have that feeling inside that you are getting better. And you really have to be honest with yourself as to whether you're getting better or you're just kidding yourself.

Dennis: That’s valuable.

Greg: You have to know whether you're good enough or not. And that's the tough part of being a professional in any field is you have to know what your strengths are and you know what your weaknesses are. And you have to you know; it’s easy to say “work on your weaknesses” but I think that if you work on your strengths, your strengths will overcome your weaknesses.

Dennis: That's great advice right there!

Greg: I've talked to so many people now, you know, I'm 65 years old and I've been out of baseball for 30 years but I’m talking with so many guys that say “Oh yeah, I was player in high school but I got hurt. I was a player in college but the coach didn’t like me.” And there are all these excuses of these people that didn’t make the major leagues in baseball. And I don't tell them that they're just kidding themselves, but I wish that people would understand that most of the time, if you really understand what your strengths are and you know what you really want, the bottom line is nobody can stop you, you know?

Dennis: That's true.

Greg: And you have to get ready for that opportunity. You can’t sit around and you know and, it’s a cliché, but you know, you’ve got to swim out. You can’t wait for the boat to come in. You’ve got to swim out and meet it.

Dennis: Absolutely right. In this long journey of yours that you're on and everything or even up to today, what's been the biggest surprise? What are some surprises that popped out at you?

Greg: Oh, how much life imitates baseball.

[Both laugh]

Greg: You know, I tell people I think baseball is the greatest team sport ever invented. You know, the football fans and the soccer fans and basketball fans will all argue with me, but assuming similarities between life and baseball is, when I got out of baseball, I could have stayed in and managed probably but I wanted to get out and find out what life was away from baseball. I really didn’t want to be in baseball my whole life.

Dennis: Okay.

Greg: Sometimes, I wish I would have stayed in because I still love it and I still love watching it. But I think that the things I learned in baseball are basically the same things you learn in life. If you wanna have a good organization, you need to create a good team and you have to find people that believe in themselves and could make their own minds up about how they're going to work, how they're going to perform. And you have to have a scorecard, you have to have a box score, you have to know how to put people in the position to win. And you know, baseball and businesses there's so many similarities among both industries. And I like giving talks and telling people that no matter if they didn’t play professional sports or college sports, they're doing the same thing as baseball players do; they have to do good each day and they can’t wait around for someone to pat them on the back. They have to pat themselves on the back. And I like also to use the idea that in baseball, when I played, my box scores were in the paper every day and my question to everybody is “If your box score was in the paper every day, would you work any harder? If the box score of your work was in the paper of every newspaper in the country, would you work any harder to make your box score better?”

Dennis: Interesting. Because none of us have a box score that's sitting in the paper of our daily work, but a professional athlete lives and dies by those statistics that everyone sees every single day.

Greg: You know, I hit three walk-off home runs in my career and that means that you're up in the last inning and you hit the home run to win the game and everybody leaves. And I never imagined that I can ever be in the position to do that. And when I did it the first time, it was like, “Oh, my gosh! I ended the game!” It happened and the only reason it happened was because of all the work and preparation I put in to learn how to be a major league hitter and how to stand and how to be ready and in years and years of practice. And all of a sudden, sometimes you do something in life or business that it just happens and you can’t explain it. You really didn’t try to do it; it just happened. And that's the glory of being alive and being productive and helping people enjoy their day or helping a fan enjoy the money that they spent to come out and watch a major league baseball game. You sent them home happy.

Dennis: That's beautiful! Greg, this has been great. I really, really appreciate your time today. It's been great talking to you, sharing your stories. It's a great story. I'm Dennis Hodges for Xpelli. Dream. Believe. Do. Thanks, Greg!

Greg: Hey, my pleasure! Thanks for the great questions.

I welcome your comments and suggestions. Feel free to write me at dennis@xpelli.com or you can leave comments here. Thanks! Dennis

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Greg Pryor
Greg Pryor

October 04, 2015

Wonderful job Dennis!! Thanks!!

Wish that I had given more credit to those who helped me along the baseball trail…..

Regards, GP

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