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Potton Fire Station, Potton, Bedfordshire, England

late 1990s

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Ehm... non dubito che uno dei possibili utilizzi di un calibro sia misurare QUELLO, ma magari non lo indicherei come utilizzo primario! 

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Jim Cummings and Kendal Farr are father and daughter in Thunder Road (2018).

Ed Potton wrote in the UK Times "Such an unapologetic crisis of masculinity will strike some as self-indulgent in times such as these. Yet Cummings is so committed to Arnaud's tragicomic trajectory... that you can't take your eyes off him."

Nigel Andrews wrote in Financial Times "An emotional tour de force."

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C’est en 1959 que débute l’histoire de ce Temple Orthodoxe russe dans la municipalité de Potton. Le métropolite de l’Église Orthodoxe russe hors des frontières de l’Union Soviétique, Mgr Vitaly Oustitov, alors de passage dans la région, s’éprend des paysages grandioses qu’il y découvre et décide d’y acheter une terre de 169 acres afin d’établir un ermitage pour les religieux et les laïques de sa communautés. La construction de la chapelle ne débute qu’en 1974 pour s’achever cinq années plus tard, les débuts d’une communauté russe orthodoxe étant particulièrement modestes. L’archiprêtre Sergeï Petroff participe activement à la création de la communauté dont il sera le premier ministre du culte jusqu’en 2010, à son décès à l’âge vénérable de 93 ans, après avoir voyagé de Saint-Pétersbourg en Russie des Tsars où il est né en 1917, en pleine révolution bolchévique, en passant par la Bulgarie et la France, avant de s’installer au Québec en 1958. Il repose désormais au cimetière de la Sainte-Transfiguration, aux côtés de son épouse Mathuska Lidia. Ses funérailles ont été célébrées par Mgr Vladiko Vladimir, archevêque de San Francisco et de l’Amérique de l’Ouest, responsable du diocèse américain de l’Église orthodoxe russe en exil. Cette Église est née du schisme au sein de l’Église orthodoxe russe hors frontières en 2001, alors que cette dernière tentait un rapprochement avec le patriarcat orthodoxe de Moscou, ce dont s’opposa Mgr Vitaly Oustitov jusqu’à sa mort à Magog en 2006. Celui-ci repose également au cimetière de la Transfiguration.

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tere mooh mein keede mathimilay apni mohsin ko galiyan deta ehsan faramosh soover, madar chod?? bhosdike….muje pashazadi saheba bolna re haramzade. tere naukar nahin tere potton ki help karne voh toh bohat bada ehsan kardiye samaj bhadqao….. ab 200cr kama ke dikha zalil aaaq thoo ehsan faramosh mkl.

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Names generated from atomic and subatomic particles combined with atomic and subatomic particles backwards, excluding the letter "Q"

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'Critics have given positive reviews to Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan's sweeping new biographical thriller about the "father of the atomic bomb".

The film features an all-star ensemble cast led by Cillian Murphy as the US physicist, J Robert Oppenheimer.

The Independent called the "clever, imaginative" film Nolan "at his best", while the Telegraph said actor Murphy "dazzles as the destroyer of worlds".

The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw deemed the movie "flawed, but extraordinary".

Inspired by the Pulitzer Prize-winning book American Prometheus: The Triumph And Tragedy Of J Robert Oppenheimer, the film tells the story of the enigmatic Manhattan Project scientist, who had a leading role in developing the atomic bomb, changing the course of World War II.

He "gave us the power to destroy ourselves and that had never happened before", director Nolan told BBC Culture editor Katie Razzall.

Commissioned by the US Government, who saw themselves in a nuclear race with the Nazis, in 1945 scientists in New Mexico detonated a test bomb, codenamed Trinity.

Their invention was later used, controversially, to end the war, when an atomic bomb was dropped on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki to devastating effect.

The Telegraph's Robbie Collin awarded five stars, saying: "Nolan's portrait of the father of the nuclear bomb is a triumph, like witnessing history itself being split open."

"Oppenheimer is a film that works simultaneously on the most intimate and cosmic scales," he wrote.

"It's at once a speeding rollercoaster and a skin-tingling spiritual portrait; an often, classically-minded period piece that only Nolan could have made, and only now, after a quarter-century's run-up."

He added: "Playing Oppenheimer from his early 20s to late 50s, the 47-year-old Murphy gives the performance of his life, imbuing Oppenheimer's body with an enthralling nervous eroticism and his voice with a noirish musicality that reminds you of [Humphrey] Bogart."

In another five-star review, Empire Magazine's Dan Jolin called Murphy "compelling throughout".

"A masterfully constructed character study from a great director operating on a whole new level. A film that you don't merely watch, but must reckon with."

In a four-star review in the Guardian, Bradshaw said the film "captures the most agonising of success stories".

"This is the big bang, and no one could have made it bigger or more overwhelming than Nolan," he wrote.

"He does this without simply turning it into an action stunt - although this movie, for all its audacity and ambition, never quite solves the problem of its own obtuseness: filling the drama at such length with the torment of genius-functionary Oppenheimer at the expense of showing the Japanese experience and the people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki."

He described Murphy as "an eerily close lookalike for Oppenheimer… very good at capturing his sense of solitude and emotional imprisonment".

Writing in the Times, critic Ed Potton, who also awarded the film four stars, hailed Murphy's performance as "explosive in a breathtaking movie".

The Evening Standard's Charlotte Sullivan agreed that the "dark, immersive epic gives Cillian Murphy the role of his career".

Speaking ahead of the film's release, the Irish star told journalists the role had taken "a toll" on him "but in a brilliant way".

"It was the biggest, most exhilarating challenge," he said.

Co-star Matt Damon revealed he had told his wife he would take a break from acting, unless "Chris Nolan called".

Nolan is best known for his Dark Knight trilogy, as well as films including Inception, Dunkirk and Tenet. He makes history with Oppenheimer - which also features Emily Blunt, Florence Pugh and Robert Downey Jr - as the first film with sequences shot on black and white IMAX film.

The Hollywood Reporter's David Rooney called the movie a "scorching depiction of America's ability to create and destroy its heroes."

While the four-act structure "asks a lot of the film's audience", he commented "our patience and concentration are amply rewarded".

Handing the film four stars, the Independent's Clarisse Loughrey called Oppenheimer "Nolan's best and most revealing work".

"It's a profoundly unnerving story told with a traditionalist's eye towards craftsmanship and muscular, cinematic imagination."

She praised its non-linear structure - a common feature of Nolan films - and its "beautifully lensed" cinematography, but added: "It's a little too conscious of itself, and the ways cinema crafts its own reality."

Christopher Nolan's other films include the Dark Knight Trilogy, Inception and Dunkirk Rolling Stone reviewer David Fear said the movie is "big, loud, and a must-see", describing it as "thrilling and wonky, brilliant and overstuffed, too much and not enough".

Speaking after this week's New York premiere, Paul Schrader, who wrote the Martin Scorsese-directed Taxi Driver, hailed Oppenheimer as "the best, most important film of this century".

"If you see one film in cinemas this year it should be Oppenheimer", Schrader wrote on Facebook, making his views on the Barbenheimer battle clear.

"I'm not a Nolan groupie but this one blows the door off the hinges."

Oppenheimer is in cinemas from Friday 21 July.'

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“Arabic culture is unapologetically melancholic. It’s sort of a proud melancholy, with a straight back. It’s not, ‘Look at me, I’m in so much pain’; it’s more, like, ‘I’m in pain and I’m proud.’ I do think that sometimes that’s misunderstood here in the West.”

— Tamino, interviewed by Ed Potton, The Times UK, September 23, 2022 (x)

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Initial Research: Sam Hunt

Sam Hunt is a New Zealand poet, he has been referred to as New Zealands best-known poet. He is well known for his public performances of his own and other poets poetry.

- Born in Auckland in 1946 

- Described as being influenced by by Alistair Campbell (another New Zealand poet) and  Bob Dylan’s album Highway 61 Revisited to pursue poetry. 

-  His contributions to New Zealand literature have been recognised with numerous accolades, including a QSM in 1986 for his contribution to New Zealand poetry, and a 2012 Prime Minister's Award for Literary Achievement. Hunt was honoured as a Companion of the NZ Order of Merit in 2010.

-  Along with brief periods truck-driving and panel-beating, Hunt graduated from teachers’ college and taught briefly before deciding, in the late 1960s, that poetry was his vocation. 

-  Through the seventies and eighties, Hunt’s increasing popularity was not enough to offset serious problems caused by alcohol. However, from a low point in 1983 when he tried to take his own life, he turned things around, although it took Minstrel’s death (see ‘Minstrel Makes Trip Alone’, Dominion, 21 Dec. 1988) to make him stop drinking. 

-  He has published From Bottle Creek: Selected Poems 1967–69 (1969), Bracken Country (1971), From Bottle Creek (1972), South Into Winter: Poems and Roadsongs (1973), Time To Ride (1975), Drunkard’s Garden (1977), Collected Poems 1963–1980 (1980), Running Scared (1982), Approaches To Paremata (1985), Selected Poems (1987), Making Tracks (1991), Naming the Gods (1992), Down the Backbone (1995), and, with Gary McCormick, Roaring Forties (1997). 

-  Everything Hunt writes is geared for personal performance: his lyrics are deliberately uncomplicated and colloquial; their traditional forms and regular rhythms allow ‘the stories and myths [to be] fleshed out and invested with energy and power’. 

-  Hunt has published various poetry volumes of both his own and selected poets’ works, including  Doubtless: New & Selected Poems  (Craig Potton, 2008); James K Baxter: Poems – Selected and Introduced by Sam Hunt (Auckland University Press, 2009); Chords & Other Poems (Potton & Burton, 2011); and  Knucklebones: Poems 1962-2012 (Potton & Burton, 2012).

The autobiography Backroads: Charting a Poet's Life (Craig Potton, 2009) presents an insight into Hunt's history, inspirations and life. 

- 2011 documentary  Sam Hunt: Purple Balloon and Other Stories (2011) - I will have to look and see if I can find a copy of this to watch. 

sources: 

https://www.read-nz.org/writer/hunt-sam 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Hunt_(poet)

https://poetryarchive.org/poet/sam-hunt/ 

Personal note/reflection: 

I am very excited to begin this project as I have an interest in literature, enjoy editing videos/animation and I think that the assigned audio clip has a lot I can work with. 

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I Swear it’s True! Part 3 – by Linda Knight Seccaspina SHERBROOKE RECORD WEEKEND PAPER

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I wish more of our pop stars were like unfiltered Matty Healy

In a recent interview with The New Yorker the 1975 frontman highlighted one of the clear distinctions between himself and Harry Styles — Healy speaks his mind in public, Styles does not

Ed Potton

Friday June 02 2023, 12.01am BST, The Times

Matty Healy is that rare thing — a pop star who delights in ruffling feathers. Which, call me old-fashioned, is one of the things that pop stars are meant to do. The most telling part of his excellent recent interview with The New Yorker came when Healy addressed the subject of Harry Styles. This is sensitive ground — the two have been compared for years.

They are both effeminate but basically straight, curly-haired sex symbols who have eclipsed their bands; Styles with One Direction, Healy with the 1975, although he’s never gone solo. Both occupy that volatile space between commercial and cool and both have been romantically linked to Taylor Swift.

Yet there is one big difference between the two, impishly highlighted by Healy, 34, in the interview. Discussing how the 1975 invited Styles, 29, to join them at one of their shows, Healy said: “He gave us a hard no . . . he’s afraid that he would have to say something.” This has never been a problem for Healy.

He has sung with insight and candour about masculinity and online culture, tweeted after the death of George Floyd that “if you truly believe that ‘all lives matter’ you need to stop facilitating the end of black ones” and told anti-abortion lawmakers in Alabama that “you are not men of God, you are simply misogynistic wankers”. Responding to rumours of dating Swift in 2014, Healy said that being her boyfriend would be “emasculating”, something that Styles, Calvin Harris, Tom Hiddleston et al may well have felt but didn’t admit in public.

In 2014 I met Healy at Pikes, the hotel in Ibiza where Wham! shot the video for Club Tropicana in 1983 and Freddie Mercury had a birthday party that is said to have featured dwarfs with saucers of cocaine on their heads. Healy seemed right at home, chain-smoking Marlboro Lights by the pool in a trilby. In some ways he is a better fit with the licentious, morally nebulous Eighties than he is with today’s pristine pop landscape. “I’m an easy person to dislike,” Healy told me, adding that he had “proper pop stars and stuff wanting to shag me all the time”. Did he mean Swift, who was pictured around that time in a 1975 T-shirt? Fabulously, he said he wrestled with questions such as “Am I the Messiah, you know?”

You could compare Healy to another fey, controversial frontman of a Manchester band. He certainly doesn’t share Morrissey’s politics, describing himself as a “traditional progressive who is suspicious of woke-ism”, or his attitude towards meat, having taken bites of steak on stage. He does, though, have some of Morrissey’s willingness to offend.

That was the case in February when Healy appeared on The Adam Friedland Show, a woke-lampooning podcast in which he laughed while the hosts imitated Inuit and Chinese accents and joked about the ethnic heritage of the American rapper Ice Spice. Healy later apologised, saying, “We all get it wrong, and I just have to do it in public.” In April he deleted his Instagram account, stating, “I make a joke out of everything and I’ve taken it too far sometimes.”

In this case, yes, although you wonder if his links to the squeaky-clean Swift played a part in his contrition. While I hope he doesn’t turn into Morrissey, I also hope he doesn’t become like Swift, Styles and their fellow A-listers, who burnish their liberal credentials but seldom say anything that can be construed as spiky or even unusual. You could argue that Healy is at the rung below them on the fame ladder — they have more to lose. Although I suspect he would be like this even if he were a megastar. And what a megastar he would make.

Read this if you can.

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