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When your fourth album becomes the third of your records to reach No.1 in the US - and the second to sell more than one million in a single week - and then repeats its chart-topping action around the world, you know you are a star.
When you made nearly $60million last year and your romantic travails, real or imagined by the tabloids, become widely understood jokes even at film and TV awards shows, you know you've made it into the zeitgeist.
But when you find yourself being compared to Madonna, not because you've shocked a pope or donned an inappropriate leotard - not even for adopting an English accent and an African child almost simultaneously - but because you are the first female artist to be popular enough to fill stadiums in Australia since Ms Ciccone did it 20 years ago, then even the most cloth-eared among us must know something special is happening here.
Taylor Swift's coming tour of Australia and New Zealand will be in territory reserved for the likes of the Rolling Stones, U2 and Bon Jovi.
While Beyonce and One Direction (featuring one former boyfriend) fill arenas and John Mayer (another) is just stepping up to that level, Swift is leaving them behind in a great rush.
It's not just wishful thinking on her behalf either. Her tour promoter, Michael Gudinski told trade magazine Billboard, ''I can honestly think of only a tiny handful of solo artists - male or female - who could fill stadium venues today.''
And it's his money he's gambling with remember. Her previous tour promoter, Michael Coppel, told the same magazine nearly two years ago that Swift is one of the ''biggest-selling pop artists to tour Australia'' and predicted that her tour would ''sell more tickets than Beyonce, Rihanna, Lady Gaga and Katy Perry have on any of their Australian tours''.
And that was his money he was counting at the end of that tour remember.
A review of an American stadium show on this tour had Rolling Stone magazine gushing (''Seeing Taylor Swift live in 2013 is seeing a maestro at the top of her or anyone's game''), even amid the snarky comments. So much so that the review ended by describing Swift as, ''a true arena-rock goddess at an amazing peak''.
This may be heady territory but it's not surprising really. The 23-year-old has been working towards this for nearly 10 years.
She was 14 when she convinced her parents (both of whom have backgrounds in finance) to move from the Pennsylvania town of Wyomissing to Nashville, Tennessee, so she could pursue a career in country music.
A career? Well, she'd already been writing songs for two years by this point in a style which would eventually become her signature: direct, personal and unafraid to tell those who had done her wrong that they were marked.
''When I started writing songs it was all to help me simplify really complicated emotions,'' Swift told Fairfax Media last year.
''I would have a really hard day at school and you are dealing with like, rejection and insecurity and loneliness and all these really complicated things and I would say to myself, it's OK, you can write a song about this later when you get home.''
Some people punch walls, she writes a song.
''Yeah,'' she said with a dry delivery that suggested a sense of humour behind the immaculately presented veneer. ''I don't think I could get away with punching walls; I wouldn't be able to play guitar for very long.''
She was the first country artist to win one of those essentially stupid but also manifestly pop world-focused MTV Video Music Awards.
And the Grammy Awards that were piling up soon didn't have to have ''country'' included in the title - including one for best video which encouraged Kanye West to make a fool of himself when he appeared on the stage during her acceptance speech to claim Beyonce should have won.
Nonetheless, the shift into a clear, fiddle-free, electronics-enhanced, bouncy-and-danceable style on her most recent album, Red, was still startling to many.
''I was 22 when I was making my fourth record so I think at that point you have two choices,'' she said. ''You can either continue to make music the same way that you've done it for the first three records, or you can change and you can evolve.''
The audiences have gone with her as the sales and No.1 record confirm. And it's a varied audience, too.
Being in control remains one of her strongest characteristics. She doesn't drink, swear or blaspheme but neither does she pontificate about any of them.
She writes or co-writes all her songs and not just in the ''we'll let her put a word in the chorus and give her a credit'' way of some of her contemporaries (and many pop stars going back to Elvis Presley).
Her songwriting has been publicly praised by Stevie Nicks and Kris Kristofferson and even the artist after whom she was named, James Taylor.
Not every former boyfriend who has figured in one of those songs would necessarily agree with the sentiment, though even they would have to concede the success.
But even using that sentence says something about how Swift is both of the culture but also redefining it.
As she told Vanity Fair, there's a double standard going on here and she's not buying into it.
''For a female to write about her feelings,'' she said. ''And then be portrayed as some clingy, insane, desperate girlfriend in need of making you marry her and have kids with her, I think that's taking something that potentially should be celebrated - a woman writing about her feelings in a confessional way - taking it and turning it and twisting it into something that is frankly a little sexist.'
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Doug Maine, MCI's finance director, insisted the drive into local phone markets remained the company's top priority. "MCI is never slow to seize the opportunity. Now is exactly the time to make our move," he said.
The upbeat message came as the US carrier confirmed a drop in earnings in the second quarter of the year, a fortnight after the shock profits warning which threw the $20bn merger with BT into jeopardy. Profits between April and June dropped by 6.7 per cent, to $280m after tax, while the local operations lost $61m.
MCI's huge investment programme in the local market accelerated further, with $970m spent in the second quarter, compared with $900m during the same period the year before. Mr Maine said the programme was "pure MCI", making "short-term investment to ensure long-term success".
He also angered British analysts and investors by discounting an early conclusion to the review, suggesting the findings would emerge in "weeks rather than months". The comments met with surprise from institutional shareholders last night, who had expected an announcement much sooner.
James Dodd, telecoms analyst with Dresdner Kleinwort Benson, said most shareholders were hoping for news "within days". He added: "The senior management at BT and MCI should have been focused on these problems since the deal was announced last year, not getting to grips with them now."
One institutional investor described BT's handling of the affair as "abysmal". The shareholder continued: "The only time we've had contact with BT is when we've asked for it. They say it's good to talk but they're not doing it."
The institution added: "BT's management now has a serious credibility problem. MCI is telling its investors in the US that the merger terms can't be renegotiated. We'd like some answers from BT now."
The MCI figures also showed a worrying slowdown in growth in its core long-distance phone business, previously the main driver of profits. Sales from long-distance calls rose by 4.7 per cent to $4.4bn in the second quarter, compared with a rise of 12 per cent last year.
Mr Maine warned that long-distance growth for 1997 would be flat, as the regional phone companies began attacking MCI's traditional territory for the first time.
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One of Queen's greatest hits is getting a Passover twist: The iconic rock band's Bohemian Rhapsody has been transformed into an Egyptian Rhapsody of the exodus from Egypt and a retelling of the Passover Haggadah.
The Aish HaTorah yeshiva which has its main center in Jerusalem but which has branches throughout the globe, is doing it again with a video clip they believe has the potential of going viral. One has to wonder what Freddie Mercury would have thought of the remake.
"It all started when one of the visitors to our website suggested the idea of bringing together the Bohemian Rhapsody and the storyline of the exodus from Egypt," revealed Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith, a teacher at Aish and editor in chief of the website. Rabbi Coopersmith saw the potential and together with the Aish team, rushed to create lyrics to the rhapsody melody.
The stars of the clip are puppets created by Yitzhak Pecker of Jerusalem's Train Theater. Pecker has over 100 puppets in his possession so all the team needed to do was select their "leads" and they were on their way.
The result: a well made parody that manages to tell the tale of the exodus from Egypt – from start to finish, with commentary – in less than four minutes.
"These clips are a lot of fun," admits Rabbi Coopersmith, who became a producer by default. After going all out online with successful clips for Rosh Hashanah, Passover, Purim and Chanukah – last year and this year – it is a little hard to surpass the previous productions and remain creative, noted Coopersmith.
The ideas is to always find a tool you can use in order to reach the Jewish masses," he said. "In the case of Queen, it's a great way to revamp the song and give it an almost holy feeling. And that's what we do: Use the internet, which is impure for a higher purpose so that anyone can enjoy it."
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Nearly three billion people still use fire for cooking and heating. Of those, some 1.5 billion people have no access to electricity. For a billion more, their only access is to sporadic and unreliable electricity networks. Indoor air pollution from burning dung, charcoal, and wood for heating and cooking leads to nearly two million premature deaths of women and children every year, more than all the deaths from malaria and tuberculosis. Dirty fossil fuel energy is also a major health hazard in industrial countries, responsible for 50,000 to 100,000 premature deaths and 400 billion dollars in health costs a year in the U.S. alone, said Mark Jacobson an energy expert at Stanford University in California. "In the European Union, it is 350,000 premature deaths a year," Jacobson told IPS. SE4All was first announced in 2009. 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Japan is making a sweeping shift in its monetary policy, aiming to spur inflation and get the world's third-largest economy out of a long, debilitating slump.
Bowing to demands from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for more aggressive monetary easing, the Bank of Japan announced Thursday a policy overhaul intended to double the money supply and achieve a 2% inflation target at the "earliest possible time, with a time horizon of about two years."
BOJ governor Haruhiko Kuroda described the scale of monetary stimulus as "large beyond reason," but said the inflation target would remain out of reach if the central bank stuck to incremental steps.
"We'll adjust without hesitation if need be, while monitoring economic and price conditions," he said.
The BOJ is joining the U.S. Federal Reserve and other major central banks in soaking the economy in money in hopes of getting corporations and consumers to begin spending more in a virtuous cycle that would put growth back on track after two decades of malaise.
The central bank said it intended to "drastically change the expectations of markets and economic entities."
Financial markets, which had feared Kuroda might not live up to expectation for bold steps, reacted with relief. The Japanese yen, which was trading at about 92.8 yen per U.S. dollar, dropped to about 95.5 yen per dollar after the announcement. The benchmark Nikkei 225 stock index rebounded from negative territory to close 2.2% higher.
"By committing today to meet a 2% inflation target in two years, Gov. Kuroda can justifiably claim to have set the Bank of Japan on a new path," said Mark Williams of Capital Economics.
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Kuroda has pledged to do what he must to meet the inflation target within two years. Thursday's decision after a two-day policy meeting makes that central bank policy.
Signaling a consensus behind Kuroda, most items agreed upon received unanimous support from the nine-member board.
The policy shift is a coup for Abe, whose Liberal Democratic Party needs to make headway in reviving the economy before an upper house parliamentary election in July.
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Two men were arrested this week after law enforcers found a working distillery in the basement of a Sandy home, producing moonshine that was dripping into a mason jar.
"It's not a common thing," Sandy Police Sgt. Jon Arnold of the bust.
The incident began when a SWAT team conducted a drug search at a home, 10704 Trail Ridge Circle (2120 East). They found narcotics as expected, Arnold said. But what they didn't expect to find was a working distillery in the basement.
Having a distillery that makes moonshine violates state and federal licensing rules, he said. Investigators believe the occupants of the house were making homemade hard liquor for personal use and were not selling it.
Prior to serving the warrant, SWAT members watched a car drive away from the residence. Recognizing two occupants in the vehicle that both had outstanding warrants as well as suspended licenses, police pulled the car over.
Derek Ouimet, 31, was arrested for investigation of meth possession and possession of drug paraphernalia in addition to his warrants. Jeremy Hiatt, 33, was arrested on an outstanding drug related warrant.
Because the moonshine distillery is so rare, police were still considering Friday what violations to pursue related to the distillery.
Home brewed beer or homemade wine is still legal in Utah, as long as the person doing it is 21 or older and is not making more than 100 gallons, Arnold said.
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So I Had My Second Appt Today And I Got To Hear My Little Honeys HeartBeat!! Me And The Bf Were So Excited It Was So Fast The Doc Said It Was 160 Yaaaaaaa Lol
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I know your excited... I know i cant wait until thursday so I can have the same feelings.. GL on a happy and healthy pregnancy.
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haha that's what i said to my doc yesterday, "i'm not sure i believe there's really anything in there because i don't feel a *thing*!" and then he used the doppler thingy so we heard the "galloping" heartbeat and sent me on my way.
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Posted: October 4th, 2009 by
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Back when Alexander Skarsgard ("True Blood") was being considered for the lead in the upcoming "Thor" film, fans were excited at the idea that his father, Stellan Skarsgard (Mamma Mia, Pirates of the Caribbean) may play Thor's father, Odin.
The title role eventually went to Chris Hemsworth (Star Trek) and Brian Blessed (Flash Gordon) was cast as Odin. But now comes news from the Swedish website Ystads Allehanda that Stellan has also boarded the film.
It is not clear what role he will play, and Stellan won't be the one to reveal it. "
They wanted me to sign [a contract] without reading the script,
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When I refused, they sent the script to me that was so secret that I could only print one copy.
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on October 4th, 2009 at 6:32:18 PM
Alexander Skarsgard from true blood woulda been perfect for thor... its too bad they went with someone else..
The Skippy Spartan
on October 4th, 2009 at 8:23:01 PM
Yeah Alexander so far in True Blood owns the show as Eric the Viking, i think he should have been cast in the role!
on October 4th, 2009 at 8:36:10 PM
Alexander seems as good a choice as any.
on October 4th, 2009 at 9:41:37 PM
Alexander should be cast as Fandral! Warriors Three need to get cast already!!!
on October 4th, 2009 at 10:08:07 PM
"But now comes news from the Swedish website Ystads Allehanda"
always a reliable source...
on October 4th, 2009 at 10:51:52 PM
I pretty much knew he would be. I'm sure his son will pop in there too.
on October 5th, 2009 at 5:08:42 AM
With Stellan Skarsgard in this, with Kenneth Branaugh directing, this might be Marvel with a Shakespearean touch.
on October 5th, 2009 at 6:09:33 AM
Awesome. And I'll say what everybody else have been saying - too bad Alexander wasn't picked. And yes, he is the the grid for the powernodes in True Blood. I don't like ""Bill"" (what a lame name), I like Eric much more, he's the sorce of it all, and I would prefer if Bill just died already or was beheaded, and Eric and blondie-Sookie ended up together instead. Yeah. That would make me happiER.
I like Chris Hemsworth though. I thought he was brilliant the little he was in Star Trek. Looking forward seeing him in Thor.
on October 5th, 2009 at 8:02:47 AM
Alexander Skarsgard would have been perfect as one of the Aesir. I'm not sure how good this Chris hemsworth is (haven't seen Star Trek or Home and away) but he doesn't look the part. Imo too teeny-bopper heart-throb. What's interesting to me is Brian blessed as Odin lol.
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on October 5th, 2009 at 9:55:08 AM
His son is f*cking Thor, f*ck Marvel!
on October 5th, 2009 at 1:01:54 PM
Too f*cking late Marvel, Alexander was the perfect Thor.
on October 6th, 2009 at 3:40:01 AM
dude is way too skinny to play Thor. That Hemsworth guy is alot bigger.
on October 6th, 2009 at 9:21:29 AM
Alexander have gained a few pounds of muscle, cause he really would be perfect as Thor.
Stellan is always reliable, and he would have made a good Odin, but casting Brian Blessed instead is a stroke of genious.
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The whistleblowing group WikiLeaks is preparing to release up to 400,000 US intelligence reports on the Iraq War. The disclosure would comprise the biggest leak in US history, far more than the 91,000 Afghanistan war logs WikiLeaks released this summer. We speak to the nation's most famous whistleblower, Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked the secret history of the Vietnam War in 1971, just before he heads to London to participate in the WikiLeak press conference. [includes rush transcript]
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With New Limits, US Military Reinstates "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
The military's seventeen-year-old ban on openly gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people from joining the US military is back on the books. But based on a new directive, only five senior military officials will be able to discharge service members for violating the policy. The change makes it harder for the military to remove openly gay troops. We speak to one of the most vocal critics of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Lt. Dan Choi, who this week filed papers to re-enlist after being discharged earlier this year. [includes rush transcript]
Does Opposing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Bolster US Militarism? A Debate with Lt. Dan Choi and Queer Activist Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore
We host a debate on whether the queer rights movement should be focused on repealing the Don't Ask, Don't Tell law between Lt. Dan Choi and queer antiwar activist and writer Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore. Celebrating the repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Sycamore says, only makes progressive movements in the US complicit with American wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. [includes rush transcript]
"Lawless Courts": Lack of Accountability Allows Immigration Judges to Violate Laws, Deport US Citizens
A new report in The Nation magazine suggests that immigration judges who are supposed to give immigrants in deportation proceedings a fair hearing have been violating the law and even deporting US citizens. The article documents serious misconduct by immigration judges in Georgia, which has the country's third-largest docket. According to the report, judges here appear more concerned about deportation quotas rather than immigrants' — and citizens' — rights. [includes rush transcript]
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