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2 injured, 1 critically, after Brampton crash that knocked down pole - Toronto | Globalnews.ca

Descrease article font size Increase article font size Two people are injured, one critically, after a crash in Brampton that caused a pole to be knocked down onto the road. Peel Regional Police said emergency crews were called at 5:35 a.m. Monday to the area of Humberwest Parkway and Cotrelle Boulevard, which is near Castlemore Road, for a two-vehicle crash. Police said a pole had been struck…

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Ghosts Season 1 References to the ghosts’ lives

Finally got through the first season on all the references and inferences to the ghosts’ lives, hope everyone likes the results?

Episode 1 - Who Do You Think You Are? 

Fanny is Heather’s Great-Grandmother

Mary could make baskets and died in a witch trial

Kitty ate and dislikes eggs

Julian mentions his by-election victory speech from 1991- very inspiring, very long, and a few smutty jokes. This particular by-election occurred after the death of a conservative member on 20th September 1991 in which a labour member took their place. Whether it is altering that by-election to insert Julian or if it is completely unrelated all together is unknown (Take with a grain of salt, I am an Aussie who doesn’t know the intricacies of British politics) 

Robin lived on the land first, but Fanny owned the house 

Both Alison and Captain love gardens/garden views 

When Thomas was alive, he heard a rumour that a plague girl could be heard singing in the pantry

Julian is wearing two rings: his wedding ring and presumably his Cambridge ring 

Fanny was pushed out of the window by her husband George

George was having an affair with two other men 

Mary could milk a cow

Episode 2 - Gorilla War

I Am The Very Model Of A Modern Major-General was written in 1879, so Captain most likely heard it when he was alive 

Kitty sings The Lark in the Morning, dating back to 1778

Julian is a first from Cambridge

Once, a bear was able to see Robin

Julian references compact discs, but also seems to have some knowledge of technology

Robin references a cousin 

Julian claims to have, as a lead envoy, solved the Arabian crisis in 1991 by starting a war 

The plague ghosts know how to fix the old boiler, they were most likely there when it was fixed previously

Not a living thing, but Pat calls Thomas Tom in this episode and it’s adorable write that down

Julian refers to the Watney MP having sexual relations with horses (That’s right, plural) 

Julian references a liberal in a sailor sauna (And he was not there to learn about boats) 

Thomas most likely read Romeo and Juliet when alive

Episode 3 - Happy Death Day

Pat was killed when teaching his scouts archery, in which Keith accidentally shot him. He died calling out for someone to call his wife and driving the bus into a tree. (Self-explanatory, still horrified me)

Captain references a speech made by Winston Churchill

Robin talks about fighting with rocks and sticks and bears (recurring theme apparently)

Kitty thinks her father is dead, which may imply he didn’t die on the grounds 

Kitty’s sister Eleanor told her that people made babies by pressing their ears together 

Captain references The Blitz, a German bombing campaign that occurred during WW2, and the Luftwaffe, the German airforce 

The east wing’s drainage was put into the house in 1894

Pat’s death day was October 27th 1984

Julian mentions extending the Bramptons in 1986, he ran it through the MP expenses 

Robin has a flea in his ear and worms 

Julian shot fish in a barrel once at a Party Conference in Bournemouth

Pat’s family come every year on his death day to the tree that he crashed into, which came down after the storm of 1987

Pat has a son, Daley, and a wife, Carol

His best friend Morris had his own set of keys to their house

Pat came home one Sunday from camp and found all Morris’ clothes on the floor, he and Carol had an affair

Captain mentions the Western Desert campaign and Bernard Montgomery

Thomas had probably eaten figs and drank wine

Julian has taken part in a ‘Norwegian picnic’ and ‘Himalayan Campsite’ 

Mary says that when you saw a swan in her town it was the devil at play 

Julian is wearing a watch on his left wrist

Daley had (what I think to be) beige pants, he’s an accountant, he’s happy 

Carol is busy with the bowls club, Morris is sweet but very small

Pat’s grandson is named after him, and has Pat’s legs 

Episode 4 - Free Pass

Julian remarks that he was never fond of cornflakes 

Thomas liked eating an egg atop a cutlet, a thin slice of meat from the leg or ribs of mutton, veal, pork or chicken

Button House is from the 15th century, 1469 to be precise 

The facade is mid-16th century 

Captain assumes the actors will be dressed in loincloths, oiled up, and kissing each other. I don’t know if that’s a Tim period thing or if Captain’s just seen freaky stuff 

Henry VIII dined in the banqueting hall, he had swan, hog, dumplings and figs and stank out the privy (I’m dying rn)

Mary is from the Stuart era, Humphrey from Tudor, and Thomas from the Regency

Pat dislikes veggie sausages 

Julian likes to bet on horses 

Julian’s free pass was Samantha Fox

Both Julian and Margot had lists, Margot’s included Wolf, Cobra and John Fashanu from the 1992 show Gladiators 

Thomas’ rivalry with Lord Byron is mentioned 

Pat references video cassettes 

Thomas believes that Lord Byron stole one of his verses 

Robin asks why Toby is doing a rain dance 

Julian remarks that the free pass wasn’t a joke in his marriage 

Episode 5 - Moonah Ston

Fanny falls from the east wing window, and is notably dressed in grey

She’s Edwardian. This era is placed between 1901-1910, but some say it ended with the beginning of WWI in 1914. As Fanny mentioned having a ticket for the titanic, this would place her between 1910-1914

Julian met Barclay at a party fundraiser at Button House

Julian heard a funny story on a golf course involving Bruce Forsyth-Johnson, a British entertainer

Pat loves dogs so much he’s willing to get sick, bless him

Julian references The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde

Fanny possibly ate turtle soup, oyster rissoles and pheasant 

Captain is unsurprisingly able to shoot a gun

“Gleaming bundook op from the civvy” and “boshing jerry” is Captain just saying that the civilian is good at shooting and he’ll be out fighting Germans in no time 

Mary knows how to properly prepare a pheasant

Robin had his own site on the grounds that Stonehenge apparently copied, and he remembers the ritual reading 

Fanny is disgruntled by the cutlery and says they should be on the outside, which was how she was taught 

Fanny also seems to have knowledge on Barclay’s family 

Kitty says she’s wearing what she died in, pretty self-explanatory there

Thomas is well aware of techniques for public speaking such as dramatic pauses, but clearly wasn’t good at using them

Thomas references Saint Cuthbert

Pat references Betemax 

Julian is aware of Barclay’s poker ability and his bank account in Fiji 

Robin’s connection with the moon is rooted in it being the only thing that’s been around as long as he has 

Captain mentions light pollution, which only began getting addressed in the 1950s, though he could’ve learnt about it earlier or later

Episode 6 - Getting Out 

Robin liked eating cooked meat

Julian likes fondue 

The house was worth a thousand pounds in Fanny’s era 

Julian has committed fraud to get money 

The plague ghosts have had falling outs before, but they’ve never lasted longer than 20-25 years

Pat describes having music on the go, unaware that it already exists 

Fanny hid an Arabic jewel in a box under a floorboard, it was given to her husband by Queen Empress Alexandra. He pawned it. 

Captain has ear hair 

Captain’s limbs creak, it is a joke of course, but canonical so my hands are tied

Kitty likes to talk about balls and eligible men

Robin has seen many people come and go from the house

The plague ghost skeletal remains are under the house 

Captain was aware of the bodies in the basement 

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Unit 07: Nature Interpretation through Musi

Hi Everyone, 

I am sure like a lot of you, I really enjoy music and it is a part of my daily life. I have music playing all the time; when I am driving, working out, studying, or cleaning. 

I have never given much thought to acknowledging where music is in nature. The music of nature and the nature of music article made an interesting point that people that live in urban settings do not hear the “soundscape” of nature (Gray et al., 2001). I believe this to be very relatable as I live in Brampton…. In past blog posts, I have talked about my adventures traveling and summers at the cottage. During these times I was more in tune with the “soundscape” around me. When I am in tropical places, I enjoy the rhythm of the waves breaking, the birds chirping and at night, the frogs would croak so in sync. It would also be calming to hear the rainfall at times. Similar sounds would be heard at the cottage. The birds chirping, the waves breaking on the shore after the boats pass, the frogs at night, or the crackle of the campfire. As mentioned in the music of nature and the nature of music article examining the voice of a single creature out of context does not have a purpose (Gray et al., 2001). It is important to examine and study the soundscape together and not piece by piece. The article described it as an orchestra, which I really like (Gray et al., 2001). You could also put it this way, you would listen to the drums, then the guitar, and then the vocals all separately. When pulling it apart like that the sounds lose their purpose but when played all together can make something beautiful.

I find nature in music very often. Have you ever heard a song start off with waves crashing and birds chirping? Or songs that describe the nice weather, palm trees, and beach? I think it is easier to find nature in music because there is so much music. Also, as mentioned in the textbook, music reaches a greater number of people (Beck et al., 2018). This means individuals that live in urban areas or areas that lack a natural soundscape (Gray et al., 2001) can appreciate nature found in music. 

A song that immediately takes me back to a natural landscape would be American Pie by Don McLean. It reminds me of late nights at the cottage sitting by the campfire with my family. It has become a tradition to play this song at least once by the campfire. When I hear this song in a different context it brings back memories of my family and me sitting by the campfire. 

I really enjoyed sharing this week. 

I look forward to reading your blog posts!

Makayla

Beck, L, Cable, Ted T., Knudson, D. M. (2018). Interpreting Natural & Cultural Heritage. Sagamore-Venture Publishing. 2018

Gray, P. M., Krause, B., Atema, J., Payne, R., Krumhansl, C., & Baptista, L. (2001). The Music of Nature and the Nature of Music. Science (American Association for the Advancement of Science), 291(5501), 52–54. https://doi.org/10.1126/science.10.1126/SCIENCE.1056960

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Man in serious condition following collision in Brampton

A man is in serious condition following a three-vehicle crash in Brampton. Source: CP24 Man in serious condition following collision in Brampton

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Ramanpreet Singh, a 25-year-old Indian-born man from Brampton, was arrested and charged with a number of offences after trying to flee police in a stolen car and crashing into a number of police automobiles in Ontario, Canada. He tried to drive the stolen SUV over a number of police automobiles.The incident occurred on Tuesday, September 3, 2024 at a Tim Hortons drive-thru in Mississauga.Police had obtained a name a couple of suspicious Ford Bronco SUV within the Westwood Mall space close to Goreway Drive and Etude Drive. The car was reported to be related to stolen property and weapons.When police situated the stolen truck on the Tim Hortons drive-thru and surrounded it, Singh rammed two police automobiles.A viral video exhibits an officer with a gun pointed on the automotive window, making an attempt to pressure Singh to give up, however he didn't comply.Regardless of their efforts, Singh tried to flee, inflicting harm to a number of police automobiles. The 25-year-old suspect suffered minor accidents in the course of the incident.Singh faces a number of costs, together with three counts of possession of property obtained by crime and one rely every of fleeing a peace officer, harmful operation and obstructing a peace officer.He was held for a bail listening to and appeared earlier than the Ontario Courtroom of Justice in Brampton.Posted by: Girish Kumar AnshulPosted on: September 5, 2024

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Events 7.5 (after 1945)

1945 – The United Kingdom holds its first general election in 10 years, which would be won by Clement Attlee's Labour Party. 1946 – Micheline Bernardini models the first modern bikini at a swimming pool in Paris. 1948 – National Health Service Acts create the national public health system in the United Kingdom. 1950 – Korean War: Task Force Smith: American and North Korean forces first clash, in the Battle of Osan. 1950 – The Knesset of Israel passes the Law of Return which grants all Jews the right to immigrate to the Land of Israel. 1954 – The BBC broadcasts its first daily television news bulletin. 1954 – Elvis Presley records his first single, "That's All Right", at Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee. 1962 – The official independence of Algeria is proclaimed after an eight-year-long war with France. 1970 – Air Canada Flight 621 crashes in Brampton, Ontario, Canada, killing all 109 people on board. 1971 – The Twenty-sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution, lowering the voting age from 21 to 18 years, is formally certified by President Richard Nixon. 1973 – A boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion (BLEVE) in Kingman, Arizona, following a fire that broke out as propane was being transferred from a railroad car to a storage tank, kills eleven firefighters. 1973 – Juvénal Habyarimana seizes power over Rwanda in a coup d'état. 1975 – Arthur Ashe becomes the first black man to win the Wimbledon singles title. 1975 – Cape Verde gains its independence from Portugal. 1977 – The Pakistan Armed Forces under Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq seize power in Operation Fair Play and begin 11 years of martial law. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, the first elected Prime Minister of Pakistan, is overthrown. 1980 – Swedish tennis player Björn Borg wins his fifth Wimbledon final and becomes the first male tennis player to win the championships five times in a row (1976–1980). 1984 – The United States Supreme Court gives its United States v. Leon decision providing a good-faith exception from the Fourth Amendment exclusionary rule against use of evidence obtained through defective warrants in criminal trials. 1987 – Sri Lankan Civil War: The LTTE uses suicide attacks on the Sri Lankan Army for the first time. The Black Tigers are born and, in the following years, will continue to kill with the tactic. 1989 – Iran–Contra affair: Oliver North is sentenced by U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell to a three-year suspended prison term, two years probation, $150,000 in fines and 1,200 hours community service. His convictions are later overturned. 1994 – Jeff Bezos founds Amazon. 1995 – Armenia adopts its constitution, four years after its independence from the Soviet Union. 1996 – Dolly the sheep becomes the first mammal cloned from an adult cell. 1997 – Sri Lankan Civil War: Sri Lankan Tamil MP A. Thangathurai is shot dead at Sri Shanmuga Hindu Ladies College in Trincomalee. 1999 – U.S. President Bill Clinton imposes trade and economic sanctions against the Taliban regime in Afghanistan. 2003 – The World Health Organization announces that the 2002–2004 SARS outbreak has been contained. 2004 – The first direct Indonesian presidential election is held. 2006 – North Korea tests four short-range missiles, one medium-range missile and a long-range Taepodong-2. The long-range Taepodong-2 reportedly fails in mid-air over the Sea of Japan. 2009 – A series of violent riots break out in Ürümqi, the capital city of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in China. 2009 – The largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold ever discovered in Britain, consisting of more than 1,500 items, is found near the village of Hammerwich, near Lichfield, Staffordshire. 2012 – The Shard in London is inaugurated as the tallest building in Europe, with a height of 310 metres (1,020 ft). 2016 – The Juno space probe arrives at Jupiter and begins a 20-month survey of the planet. 2022 – British government ministers Sajid Javid and Rishi Sunak resign from the second Johnson ministry, beginning the July 2022 United Kingdom government crisis.

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Driver dead after two-vehicle Canada Day crash in Brampton

Posted July 1, 2024 11:53 am 1 min read A crash at Highway 50 and Coleraine Drive was reported to Peel Regional Police at around 6:30 a.m. on Monday. One woman died. Isaac Callan/Global News A woman died after a two-vehicle crash in Brampton early on Canada Day. The crash at Highway 50 and Coleraine Drive was reported to Peel Regional Police at around 6:30 a.m. on Monday. Breaking news from…

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Van passenger in 401 wrong-way crash was barred from Vaughan LCBO

A Mississauga man suspected of being the passenger in a cargo van involved in a deadly wrong-way crash on Highway 401 last month had been barred from a Vaughan LCBO outlet after he allegedly stole up to $5,000 in merchandise, court records show. The man was identified to CBC News as Manpreet Gill, 38, by lawyer John Christie, whose firm previously represented Gill, and by Farshad Malamiri, a volunteer at the tent encampment where Gill spent time.  The April 29 crash, which involved six vehicles, killed three-month old Aditya Vivaan and his grandparents, Manivannan Srinivasapillai and Mahalakshmi Ananthakrishnan, who had been visiting from Chennai, India.  The driver of the cargo van, which was being pursued by Durham police, also died. Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit has previously said the cargo van passenger was seriously injured and taken to hospital. Newmarket court records show Gill was charged on Feb. 17 with stealing merchandise worth up to $5,000 from an LCBO outlet in Vaughan. He was also charged with possession of stolen property and breach of probation. A release order signed the same day as he was charged banned Gill from attending the LCBO outlet in Vaughan. No one answered on Wednesday when a reporter called the phone number listed in court records as belonging to the Brampton man who acted as Gill’s surety in February. Christie, whose firm previously represented Gill, told CBC News on Tuesday he had no update to share on Gill’s condition. Amar Mahil, the lawyer from Christie’s firm who previously represented Gill, said on Wednesday he wasn’t aware of any charges laid against Gill in connection with the wrong way crash or the events that led up to the collision. CBC News previously reported the driver of the cargo van, Gagandeep Singh, was also facing criminal charges and under a court order not to be behind the wheel. The SIU has said the pursuit began after an LCBO robbery in Clarington. The van was being pursued by at least 20 police vehicles, including seven going the opposition direction to traffic on the highway, according to video reviewed by CBC News. Source link via The Novum Times

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Culinary Adventure: Exploring Regional Variations of Chicken Pakora

Are you now ready to sate your appetite and indulge in a gustatory trip no separate from it? My friend and I will take you along our culinary journey through the world of chicken pakora. We will explore regional identities and understand how you can't stop craving what you just had.

Northern Chicken Pakora

Firstly we will talk about the north of India where the majority of the people there enjoy chicken pakora snack. It's here where you bite a steaming, chunk-filled, and chewy chicken prepared at a spicy blend of ginger, garlic, and garam masala, and dipped in chickpea flour batter and deep fried till golden. Along with the rich flavor it comes with sweet and tangy chutneys, this dish is simply sensational.

Southern Sensations

Next, as we head towards the south, chicken pakora is slowly getting a slightly different taste type from it. The yogurt marinade blended with spices such as coriander and cumin adds a lot to the taste of chicken in the southern part of India. This brings a very unique tanginess to the chicken. Another flour ingredient may be rice flour for some crunch, and so these batter nuances combine to give a texture that is rather crispy and light. As a chickpea-based fried dish gently seasoned with curry power and paired with coconut chutney or spicy dipping sauces, southern fried chicken pakora is a real culinary treat.

Chicken Pakora from Across the World

But then, our ‘gastronomic adventures’ aren’t over… No way. Pakoras are the crash chicken – whether a spice or a sauce – each country adds to the dish in its way and makes it even more appealing to the taste-buds. In Southeast Asia, it could be chicken pakora accompanied with sour and sweet dips side while Middle East is probably lemon tahini or garlic sauce as an accompaniment. No matter where you go, one thing remains constant: the completely enticing chicken pakora.

Chicken pakora is a famous snack that you should not hesitate to enjoy again and again with family and friends. You can visit Punjabi Meat Shop in Brampton for Chicken Pakora, Butter Chicken, Chicken Biryani, and other tasty dishes..

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Shocking surveillance video shows car smash into jewellery store in Brampton Shocking new surveillance footage taken outside of a jewellery store in Brampton shows a vehicle ram and crash into the building repeatedly as four masked individuals rush inside.  The incident occu…

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Unveiling the Unthinkable: Unraveling the Mysteries of a Fatal 3-Vehicle Crash in Brampton

A tragic incident unfolded in Brampton during the early hours of Friday, resulting in the untimely demise of a driver involved in a three-vehicle collision, according to the Peel Paramedics. The harrowing incident serves as a somber reminder of the inherent risks faced on the roads and highlights the importance of adhering to traffic regulations and practicing vigilance while driving. The precise…

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Unveiling the Unthinkable: Unraveling the Mysteries of a Fatal 3-Vehicle Crash in Brampton

A tragic incident unfolded in Brampton during the early hours of Friday, resulting in the untimely demise of a driver involved in a three-vehicle collision, according to the Peel Paramedics. The harrowing incident serves as a somber reminder of the inherent risks faced on the roads and highlights the importance of adhering to traffic regulations and practicing vigilance while driving. The precise…

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Unveiling the Unthinkable: Unraveling the Mysteries of a Fatal 3-Vehicle Crash in Brampton

A tragic incident unfolded in Brampton during the early hours of Friday, resulting in the untimely demise of a driver involved in a three-vehicle collision, according to the Peel Paramedics. The harrowing incident serves as a somber reminder of the inherent risks faced on the roads and highlights the importance of adhering to traffic regulations and practicing vigilance while driving. The precise…

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1 person killed, 2 others injured in head-on collision in Brampton

One person has died following a head-on crash in Brampton late Sunday morning. Source: CP24 1 person killed, 2 others injured in head-on collision in Brampton

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