![]() ![]() Forget the fact that Finn is, absurdly, at Rachel’s doctor’s appointment - though we will admit that this week, the chemistry between the two of them simmers a bit more than usual. James stepped into Rachel’s life, we’ve all waited with bated breath for this song to appear. Let’s be honest: Since the moment Jesse St. Rick Springfield, “Jesse’s Girl” Pizzazz: 5 The song is weirdly appropriate, message-wise, for Rachel, but really, writers? Even in a moment of metaphorical inspiration, she’d never acknowledge Miley Cyrus’s existence as a vocalist of any repute. Stop the presses: Rachel Berry has acknowledged there’s such a thing as Too Many Solos! Is it too much to hope that this a tongue-in-cheek reference? As in: “Hello audience, it’s us, the writers! We feel your pain! And so do Lea Michele’s vocal chords!” Finn has started lip-synching, Puck’s had his Mohawk removed, and Rachel has tonsillitis, leading to a very funny half-performance in which we marvel at Lea Michele’s efforts to sound, well, not good. Onwards, Murphy, Falchuk, and Brennan (and next week: Joss)! Great tunes, believable and touching plot, and a healthy dose of absurdism: This is the way Glee should be. And those voices? Well, the writers preempted our Rachel fatigue: We got an evening showcasing the myriad talents of People Other Than Rachel and a lengthy list of songs, each somehow more fabulous than the last, running the gamut from a guilty-pleasure pop hit to a Broadway staple to an epic rock anthem. The theme was simple and appropriate: The glee clubbers need some grounding, to re-find their true voices after the past couple weeks’ wackiness. Hamieh said funding would come from international donors as well as the government, which has been bankrupted by a crushing financial crisis.We’re wriggling with happiness: This may well have been the best Glee episode yet in the back nine, and certainly one of the best in season one. This is larger than the current complex which occupies a space of 21,000 square metres (226,000 square feet). Public Works Minister Ali Hamieh announced last week that the government had agreed to reserve 25,000 square metres (270,000 square feet) of the port to build new grain silos. In April, the government ordered the silos' demolition but the operation was put on hold, partly because of objections from relatives of blast victims who want them preserved as a memorial. A fire has been burning in the silos for more than a month as remaining grain stocks ferment in the summer heat. ![]() Other silos already collapsed on July 31 and August 4. The silos absorbed much of the impact of the massive explosion of haphazardly stored ammonium nitrate fertiliser that killed more than 200 people on August 4, 2020. ![]() ![]() The remaining southern block is more stable and not at imminent risk of collapse, said French civil engineer Emmanuel Durand, who has installed sensors on the silos. A cloud of dust rose over the port after the collapse, which brought down the last of the northern block of silos that was more heavily damaged in the blast and where a fire had been burning since July. Eight more grain silos at Beirut port toppled Tuesday, succumbing to damage from a devastating 2020 explosion in the third such collapse in a month, AFP correspondents reported. ![]()
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