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UGA spring position battles: SafetyDavid Ching
We're closing in on the start of spring practice at Georgia, so this week let's take a look at five position battles worth watching this spring. We begin Monday with the safeties, who struggled for much of last season and lost a starter when coach...Blog | March 03, 2014
Five things: Georgia-Georgia TechDavid Ching
ATHENS, Ga. -- The last two Georgia-Georgia Tech games haven't been very competitive, with the Bulldogs winning 31-17 in 2011 and 42-10 last season. But with Georgia Tech (7-4) boasting a much-improved defense and Georgia (7-4) trotting out a first-t...Blog | November 30, 2013
Patience pays off for Georgia QB MasonDavid Ching
ATHENS, Ga. - At time two years ago, Hutson Mason was not sure when he might finally get a chance to play, much less where. Stuck behind Aaron Murray -- who this season became the SEC's all-time leading passer -- on Georgia's quarterback depth cha...Blog | November 27, 2013
UGA, Kentucky both look to bounce backDavid Ching
ATHENS, Ga. -- Given the way they finished in their most recent outings, it would be understandable if both Georgia and Kentucky have difficulty getting up for Saturday's game in Athens. Because at this point, neither team has much to play for aside ...Blog | November 18, 2013
Georgia's Morgan making the leap in Year 2David Ching
ATHENS, Ga. -- If you're a Georgia fan who had much confidence when Marshall Morgan took the field last season to attempt a field goal -- or heck, even an extra point -- consider yourself among the rare few. Like many freshman kickers, Morgan's fi...Blog | November 06, 2013
Week 8 helmet stickersDavid Ching
Georgia's players probably don't expect much individual recognition today after Saturday's crushing 31-27 loss to Vanderbilt, but here are three Bulldogs who performed well enough to win: Shaq Wiggins: A lack of turnovers has been a major issue fo...Blog | October 20, 2013
Five things: Georgia-VanderbiltDavid Ching
No. 15 Georgia (4-2, 3-1 SEC) travels to Vanderbilt (3-3, 0-3) with the knowledge that if it can escape Nashville with a win, its SEC East hopes will very much remain intact with an open date -- and a chance to get healthy -- ahead of a key game agai...Blog | October 19, 2013
Adapting nothing new for Murray, DawgsDavid Ching
ATHENS, Ga. -- Say this much for Aaron Murray, he has had to learn how to adapt to personnel changes on the fly throughout his college career. Since taking over as Georgia's quarterback in 2010, there has been a seemingly endless parade of skill p...Blog | October 11, 2013
Bulldogs leaning heavily on Herrera, WilsonDavid Ching
ATHENS, Ga. -- Georgia has rotated defensive players much more extensively this season than in the recent past -- at most positions, anyway. One that stands as an exception is inside linebacker, where Amarlo Herrera and Ramik Wilson played every defe...Blog | September 18, 2013
Familiar stakes in Georgia-Clemson revivalDavid Ching
ATHENS, Ga. -- Scour the locker rooms at Georgia and Clemson and it might be difficult to find a player who knows much about their historic rivalry. "You know me, I don't know much about Georgia's history from before I got here," Georgia quarterba...Blog | August 26, 2013
Floyd leads fastest-rising freshmenDavid Ching
ATHENS, Ga. -- Leonard Floyd has a simple philosophy on the football field. "Really if you play hard, you'll end up making a play," the Georgia outside linebacker said after Tuesday's practice. It might not sound like much, but that playing sty...Blog | August 22, 2013
Urgency lacking in UGA's first scrimmageDavid Ching
ATHENS, Ga. -- For Hutson Mason, it's not so much that Georgia's offense had a bad day in its first spring scrimmage. It's the plays that he believes the group should have made that stick with him. "My first pass from scrimmage was a takeoff to Re...Blog | August 07, 2013
Bobo's creative plan for ClowneyDavid Ching
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Georgia hasn't done much to slow Jadeveon Clowney's pass rush in its first two meetings with South Carolina and its star defensive end. So offensive coordinator Mike Bobo joked that the Bulldogs might have to get creative with how the...Blog | May 09, 2013
Big events nothing new at UGA Sanford Stadium but concert took wo...David Ching
While Georgia's Sanford Stadium is no stranger to big football, the stadium's other non-football events have been few but different.Story | Conversation | April 10, 2013
Jenkins has G-Day hit listDavid Ching
ATHENS, Ga. -- Georgia won't play its first game for nearly five months, but Jordan Jenkins' motor mouth is already in midseason form. Spring scrimmages rarely have much in the way of drama, but Jenkins insisted that the competitiveness between th...Blog | April 05, 2013
Drew carries confidence into springDavid Ching
ATHENS, Ga. -- Aside from tailback Isaiah Crowell, no player in Georgia's heralded 2011 recruiting class arrived with more hype than defensive end Ray Drew. And yet the rising junior struggled to make much of an impact in his first two seasons as a B...Blog | March 12, 2013


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The enhanced version of Grand Theft Auto V for Xbox One and Playstation 4 looms near. It launches next week, in fact. Fans of open-world games and crime dramas have likely placed their preorders by now, with the promise of one million in-game bonus cash sweetening the deal. But so far those preorders have only been available through retail, not the online Xbox store.
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Soccerlens Podcast – Survival Sunday, Manchester United's banner season, Wenger's future at Arsenal and more
On episode twelve of the Soccerlens Podcast, Stephen Darwin is joined by the founder of EPL Talk, Chris Harris to discuss the final day of the Premier League and of course that intriguing relegation scrap.
The show will be looking specifically at Manchester United and their unprecedented success, Newcastle's woeful season, the future for Wenger and Arsenal, the remarkable work of Roy Hodgson at Fulham and Chris also offers his tips for the drop.
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- What Benitez must do to catch Ferguson
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- Aston Villa, Everton and the Europa League
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the simple realization that will end soon has left me less satisfied.
It only ends if you want the device subsidy. Pay full price for a phone or buy one off eBay.
Letting the carrier off the hook for device subsidy should result in a lower bill
No way I'm paying full price for both the phone and the service
You retain the freedom to leave whenever you want and keep a grandfathered pricing plan.Device subsidies need to go away anyhow and I'd hazard a guess that the industry is moving in that direction.
and our constant 85-90DBM signal strength is now -101-104 and we drop connections consantly,
In addition, if you bring your own device or are no longer on contract, DATA should not be a requirement.
we should also be able to select the services we want. Once voice is on data, that part won't matter anyway, neither would the text messaging surcharge.
I wouldn't count on voice being billed exclusively as data anytime soon. We are talking about the phone company here.SMS is the biggest rip off of all but I can't find much sympathy for the people who have paid for it. It's hardly a necessary service and the money the carriers raked in from SMS has funded network expansion and enabled them to charge less for voice service over the years.
I think that's the motivation for Voice over LTE.
I realize that as a digital signal, voice is technically data, but it is handled differently I think - maybe on a different channel or frequency. At least in Verizon's case, there are two radios at the current time in a 4G phone.
Once everything is data, that shouldn't be billed separately either as there would be no distinguishing it between SMS, MMS, or an email.
At&t is Verizon without the coverage. As the gap between lte grows, and with the lte iphone 5, people will begin to see.
Consider the cable company, their phone product is VoIP. It transmits data packets on the same DOCSIS network used for your internet connection. Why do they get away with selling it as a separate service? Two reasons:1) Because they can.2) Because it's (theoretically) prioritized with QoS so web browsing/downloading doesn't kill it.Arguably there's no reason at all to use the cable company's VoIP product. It's no where near as reliable as a POTS line, doesn't come with the mobility of a cell phone, and costs more than competing VoIP products like Vonage. Somehow they keep signing people up though.SMS will eventually cease to exist in its current form. Arguably there's no reason to use it on a smartphone other than to communicate with non-smartphone users. If everyone you know has a smartphone you can use any one of a number of free IM clients to communicate with them.
As for the cable company VOIP - supposedly it runs on a different channel as well? And it isn't on the public internet, just internal?
But back to the original article, I don't like the idea of metered billing for data, the skyrocketing price of data (which has become cheaper to provide)
and the double-dipping where you're paying twice when you bring your own device.
And yet Verizon keeps winning despite the costs, bad billing, & so-so cust svc. And that is because coverage is king. Voice & data works nearly everywhere and that is the metric most people care about.
My cost basis is less than $31.75 (much less if you factor in my distributions) and I care about customer service because I am a customer. Having said that, I've only needed to call customer service twice in 7+ years of being a VZW.


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Shropshire Christmas lights switch on events 2014
It's that time of year when towns across Shropshire are holding their annual Christmas light switch on ceremonies.
Wednesday, November 26th, 2014
Shrewsbury residents are invited to have their say on the future of one of the town's most popular leisure facilities.
Shrewsbury Town Council took over the management of Monkmoor Recreation Ground in July from Shropshire Council and want residents views on its future.
Town Council bosses say they are committed to improving and enhancing the existing facilities, which are in need of some regenerative work.
A public consultation event is being held this Saturday September 22, at the ground, from 10am until 12pm.
Members of the public are invited to have their say about the future of the site and there will also be some free football and bowling taster sessions on offer.
Helen Ball, Town Clerk said: "The Town Council has committed significant investment in Monkmoor Recreation Ground now that it has transferred from Shropshire Council. We would like to hear residents views, what they think is good and bad about the ground, and what they would like to see in the future, with the overall aim of encouraging greater use of the facilities. There will also be a chance to try out some free taster sessions on the day.â€
Councillor Miles Kenny added: "It's so very important for those living nearby or those who use the 'rec' to come along and say what is good about it and what could be better. There will be a number of sports to watch, or take part in, along with goodie bags and displays. However the point is for users and residents to have their say in what is their recreation ground. â€
Anyone unable to attend the open day can visit http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/XKGVDJV to register their views.
For more information see the Town Council website www.shrewsburytowncouncil.gov.uk
It's that time of year when towns across Shropshire are holding their annual Christmas light switch on ceremonies.
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San Francisco Chronicle: 2010 Patelin de Tablas Blanc in the Chronicle's Top 100 Wines of 2011
We're excited to share that the 2010 Patelin de Tablas Blanc made the San Francisco Chronicle's Top 100 Wines of 2011 list. The Chronicle cited its "wonderful depth from Grenache Blanc, Viognier, Roussanne and Marsanne — with subtle mineral and honeysuckle accents to its ripe tangerine fruit". The 2010 Patelin de Tablas was also recognized in the Top vintners not at top dollar section. Cheers!
The Tablas Creek Vineyard Patelin de Tablas Blanc is a blend of four white Rhône varietals: Grenache Blanc, Viognier, Roussanne, and Marsanne. The wine incorporates fruit from five top Rhone vineyards in Paso Robles, each vineyard selected for its quality. Like many white wines from the Southern Rhône, it is based on the crisp acids and rich mouthfeel of Grenache Blanc, with Viognier added for floral, tropical aromatics, and small additions of Roussanne and Marsanne for structure.
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The 2010 vintage saw healthy rainfall after three years of drought. The ample early-season groundwater and a lack of spring frosts produced a good fruit set. A very cool summer delayed ripening by roughly three weeks, with harvest not beginning until mid-September and still less than half complete in mid-October. Warm, sunny weather between mid-October and mid-November allowed the later-ripening varieties to reach full maturity. The long hangtime and cool temperatures combined to produce fruit with intense flavors at low alcohol levels. The grapes were harvested from Edward Sellers Vineyard between September 24th and 30th, from Dawson's Creek on September 28th, and from both Chequera and Catherine's Vineyard on October 1st. The Grenache Blanc lots from Tablas Creek were harvested throughout October.
All varietals for the Patelin de Tablas Blanc were whole cluster pressed, and fermented in stainless steel to emphasize the clean crisp flavors and preserve the aromatics. Only native yeasts were used. After fermentation, the wines were racked and blended, and bottled in February 2011.
The 2010 Patelin de Tablas Blanc is a blend in the style of French Cotes du Rhone whites, with flavors of lemon and mineral, a hint of tropicality from the Viognier, and a long finish with surprising richness.
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On December 6th, all VINsiders are invited to join Tablas Creek's owners and winemakers for our 10th annual En Primeur Tasting and Futures Offering. Taste the 2013 Esprit de Tablas and 2013 Panoplie, discuss the vintage, and enjoy a seasonal dish created to pair with the wines. The $30 cost to attend the event is refundable on any en primeur purchase. Register for one of two sessions (10:30am or 1:30pm) More information »
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We were thrilled to receive such good reviews from this notoriously tough grader, including the 2012 Esprit de Tablas Blanc (92 points; "impeccably refined"), 2011 Panoplie (94 points; "pure elegance"), 2012 Patelin de Tablas (90 points; "a gorgeous wine and a fabulous value"), and the 2012 Esprit de Tablas (93-95 points; "a fascinating Esprit to follow over the coming years"). Read the complete review » More recent press »
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The celebratory nature of the meal suggests that several bottles of wine will be consumed...to get a sense of some of the different options out there, I asked several members of the Tablas Creek team to share what they're pairing with their Thanksgiving feasts this year (whether Tablas Creek or otherwise) Read More »


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LDS to offer family history class tonightThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) will offer a Georgia Family History Resources Class for those who need help finding their Georgia roots. The class will be held Wednesday, May 7, from 7-8:30 p.m. in rooms 108 and 109 at the church, 2021 Redwine Road, Fayetteville. For more information contact firstname.lastname@example.com will celebrate with portraits Read More»
Mr. John Malcolm Mikels, Jr. age 78 of Jonesboro, Ga. passed away May 4, 2014.
He was born in Bloomington, Ind. to the late John Malcolm Mikels, Sr. and Oneta Myrtle Ridge Mikels.
He was preceded in death by his sister, Jacqueline Sue Rowland.
Johnny faithfully served his country in the United States Army stationed in Germany and was a retired truck driver. Johnny enjoyed driving, fishing, working puzzles and was an avid reader, especially his newspaper. Read More»
Southside Community Theatre at 20 West Campbellton St. in Fairburn opens a side-splitting comedy classic "The Nerd" this week.
Written by Larry Shue and directed by Chris Shellnutt, "The Nerd" is about an aspiring young architect, Willum, who has often told his friends about the debt he owes to Rick, a fellow ex-GI whom he has never met but who saved his life after he was seriously wounded in Vietnam. Read More»
Woolsey will observe NDOP April 30A National Day of Prayer Service will be observed on Wednesday night, April 30, at Woolsey Baptist Church at 6:30 p.m. The children will participate at the beginning of the service and then will have special activities. AWANA will not meet. Woolsey is at 115 Hampton Road in Fayetteville.Summit to host music festival Saturday Read More»
Mr. Wilbur Dale Hardman, 88, of LaGrange, Ga. died Saturday, April 26, 2014, at Piedmont-Henry Hospice in Stockbridge, Ga.
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DeLane Marketa Groover, 90, passed away on Saturday, April 26, 2014.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Roy Martin and her son, Charles Everett.
She is survived by her sons, Gregory Mark, Kenneth David and his wife, Venus; granddaughters Ashley Groover Houchins of McDonough, Ga. and Nicole Groover Francis of Chicago, Ill. and her grandson, David Gregory Groover of Fort Carson, Col.; great-grandchildren, Grayce and Grant Houchins and Ella and Case Francis. Read More»
Mr. Gail Meyer (MSGT USMC RET) of Fairburn passed away April 25, 2014.
He is survived by his wife, Mildred (Millie) Meyer of Fairburn; step-children, Debbie and Chris Spriggs; Patti and Terry Quanstrom; sister, Ginny Grau; brother, Harold and Kim Meyer; grandchildren, Mark Spriggs; Jon Spriggs; Anna Dewart; Jenifer Youmans and 5 great grandchildren.
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I was in Nashville, Tenn., a few weeks ago attending the Southeast Convention of the Marine Corps League. It was Friday night, I was weary, and there was nothing on TV, so I decided to go to bed early.
As I was preparing to turn in, I kept hearing the steady beat of music coming from somewhere. After a bit of investigation, I concluded that the sounds were coming from the restaurant in the hotel. I boarded the elevator to the first floor, wandered in and joined two couples who were also present for the convention. Read More»
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With Little One here and her sister Little Bit due any day, it's rare The Wife and I get any time to ourselves. It's rarer still we have time for a quick vacation.
But with the Mean Lady, Little One, and The Boy out of town for a few days, we suddenly found ourselves with, well, just ourselves.
So last week did we jet off to the beach for some sun and fun? Nope. Did we drive to the mountains for some solitude and fresh air? Nope again.
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Microsoft's Dave Coplin: 'We need to reframe what technology means to us'
Consumers and marketers need to "reframe" what technology means to them, and get ready for the next stage of internet, according to Microsoft's chief envisioning officer Dave Coplin.
We need to reframe what technology means to us
Speaking at the Youth Marketing Strategy conference earlier this week, Coplin said that soon consumers will be experiencing a new kind of internet, called the "web of the world," which is orientated around the individual.
The web of the world is made up of three components: the "web of knowledge"; the "web of people"; and the "web of places".
The web of knowledge, Coplin argues, is already recognisable in consumers' own smartphones, in which it is possible to carry an entire library's worth of knowledge around in a person's pocket.
Coplin said that "social networking is crucial" for the web of people, but stressed that this dimension is hinged on actual human friendship with people "you know in real life".
Using an example from Bing maps, Coplin said that when searching for nearby sushi restaurants, the search engine will throw up the nearest 10 choices. It will also connect, with users' permission, to their Facebook accounts, so that friends' recommendations and reviews will appear beside the restaurant listings.
The third component, the internet of places, will create "a granular digital copy of the world around us", rapidly enhancing the way we experience our immediate surroundings. Coplin gave the example of new features on map apps that will let wheelchair users find the various dips in pavements, which will help them cross the street.
Coplin added that consumers today "have forgotten how to use technology" and that people need to reframe the way they think about tech, in order to "find a way to get a balance" in their daily lives, as the world of data and technology moves forward into new places, such as the web of the world.
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By John Reynolds, campaignlive.co.uk, Wednesday, 09 May 2012 09:01AM
An ad for cosmetics company Lush has been banned by the advertising watchdog after it ruled that its claim that reptile trading was driving the species to extinction was false.
The website sales promotion ran on www.lush.co.uk, promoting a Lush campaign against the reptile trade.
The text said: "Those animals that die en route are simply factored in by the dealer as 'expected losses'. Six million reptiles were imported into the EU last year and almost 200,000 reptiles arrived in Britain from countries outside of the EU.
"These figures only show recorded trade; the true scale of the trade is actually much larger and is driving many species towards extinction."
The text also stated that, "The capture and transportation process is crude and brutal."
The text carried on in a similar manner, and additional information on the web page stated that for the month of August, all proceeds from sales of the Lush Chameleon would go to the Animal Protection Agency (minus VAT).
In total, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) received 14 complaints, relating to eight different points in the ad.
These included four complainants – one of whom worked for a reptile store – saying the claim, "Most wild-caught reptiles die within their first year of captivity", was misleading and could not be substantiated.
Another complaint challenged whether the claim – "six millions reptiles were imported into the EU last year and almost 200,000 reptiles arrived in Britain from countries outside of the EU. These figures only show recorded trade. The true scale is actually much larger and is driving many species towards extinction" – was misleading and could be substantiated.
In its defence, Lush and the Animal Protection Agency (APA) said sales promotion was part of a campaign to raise awareness of important animal welfare issues, so they did not believe judging the campaign was within the ASA's remit.
Lush added that an "upheld" adjudication would be a serious impingement on the right to free speech.
Additionally, Lush provided reference to reptile import statistics.
These included a claim from the RSPCA which estimated that in 2006 that between 3.6 million and 5.9 million live reptiles were imported into the EU that year.
The ASA ruled said the six of the eight complaints were deemed to have substance and in breach of advertising rules.
The ASA said it had not received sufficient evidence that "six million reptiles were imported into the EU in the previous year."
It also said the claim that "The capture and transportations process is crude and brutal", was misleading as it implied that the capture and transportation was invariably cruel, when the evidence showed it was only sometimes cruel.
In conclusion, the ASA ruled the ad could not run again.
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This has been a good year, aside from all the bad stuff that happened, and next year is going to be even better. I'm editing my perceptions on the cusp of the New Year so I won't drag too much negativity across the temporal boundary.
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This has been a good year, aside from all the bad stuff that happened, and next year is going to be even better.
I'm editing my perceptions on the cusp of the new year so I won't drag too much negativity across the temporal boundary.
And it works. Positive thoughts work miracles, but not if they are constructed from thin air. They make life better only if they are concrete.
That idea was reinforced for me this year when I interviewed a couple of researchers from the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley. They measure the results of practices such as making a daily list of the things you are thankful for, or like smiling, or doing something good for someone else.
Those habits make life better for the person who practices them and for folks near them.
That doesn't mean ignoring problems is the path to contentment. It's quite the opposite. Some of the happiest people I know are the ones who actively do something about whatever bothers them.
I met a lot of those people this year.
Take Dr. Stephen Bezruchka of the University of Washington School of Public Health, whose concern about access to health care grew into an understanding of the many ways inequality damages societies.
Last January he introduced Seattle to his friends the British researchers Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett, who are attacking inequality with hard data compiled in a book called, "The Spirit Level." Bezruchka is stirring the pot locally. Visit depts.washington.edu/eqhlth.
Children are hurt most by inequality and sometimes I think we just don't care enough to make a way out for them.
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I see people in all walks of life doing good.
Vicky Thomas, the choir director at Seattle's First Baptist Church, used music to raise money for homeless children. If you're feeling down about getting older, you should have met Eileen Allen, who at 91 published a book full of wisdom, "I Like Being Old: A Guide to Making the Most of Aging." I left her apartment feeling young. I talked with Diana Albertson, who gave an African family a place to stay and wound up with an extended family. It was a pleasure to sit with Jim Owens, who turned his love of fishing into a national program, C.A.S.T. for Kids Foundation, that gets children with disabilities out on the water.
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Lots of other names and faces are flooding back from the past 12 months, reminding me that behind the headlines, there are a lot of people quietly doing good in our communities.
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Of course, even as we hold on to the good, many of us carry forward some burden that can't be shed, especially the loss of friends and family who won't see 2011.
This year my family and friends said goodbye to Diggy, who had a passion for learning; Cheng, who laid a strong foundation for her children before dying far too young; Charles, on whose ears I often laid my burdens; Mickey, who taught me to ride a bike; and Cathy, who gave everyone the gift of her honesty.
We who knew you are blessed to take the lessons you taught into a new year.
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Kay. Live comedians such as Jimmy Carr, Lee Evans and, last but least, Michael McIntyre, can make up to £5m a year from touring their stand-up shows. A slot on Mock the Week or Live at the Apollo will lead to a UK-wide theatre tour, followed by the inevitable cash-in DVD release. Live comedy is not the new rock'n'roll – it's the new premier league football.
So what's so goddam funny? Why do we flock to arenas and stadiums and to the thousands of comedy clubs and pub nights all across the UK? One factor is cost. Putting aside the £100 Seinfeld ticket price – which, after all, is a one-off (he last played here, at the Palladium, 13 years ago) – it costs roughly ten quid to go to the clubs, rising to £30 for Bill Bailey at the NEC. You are guaranteed a quality show. You don't have to sit quiet, in the dark, in a tiny seat, hoping to be entertained. The comedian's prior work is easily viewable on YouTube and the branding does the rest; the TV slots and the panel show tournaments making it a safe bet for your entertainment pound. Even a bill of unknowns at your local arts centre means you'll get four of them for your money, so there's bound to be one that will tickle the ribs.
Second. Communality. Just as we choose to watch sports, either live or in a pub, with other fans, so comedy breeds in company. It is a shared experience that confirms our view of the world. Watch the audience in any comedy show and the second part of the comic reaction (the first being the physical laughter and rocking back in the seat) is a glance at the companion to see if he or she "gets" it. Jokes are smart bombs. They are instant verbal triggers to set off incongruous images in your mind. Think of the wonderful routines of Eddie Izzard or Ross Noble. They sketch images as deftly as any artist. This delights us in a childish way because comedy is play. Play for adults. We are not required to follow a storyline nor negotiate any rules. All comedy requires is reasoning skills and a shared language. As Victor Borge said: "A smile is the shortest distance between two people."
To further understand why we laugh, the Cheltenham Science Festival is currently running a series of laughter workshops with Joe Hoare, a coach. He says, "People are open and curious to understand the science behind laughter. And, in today's challenging economic climate, it is necessary."
Why is laughing so infectious? "Our brains are wired to hear laughter and react to the sound of it," he says. "In many ways, laughter is like yoga and Pilates. It is therapeutic. It is good for us physically – it exercises our heart, lungs and cheekbones. It is good for our breathing." Hoare turned to laughter therapy after suffering from insomnia; it helped with relaxation and sleep. It releases endorphins – chocolate for the soul.
There are also cultural aspects to laughter, Hoare says. "People are always looking for new ways to 'perk' themselves up and 'official' ways to make them feel better. Laughter is a normal, natural thing. It is beyond our conscious." His workshop involves laughter, aspects of team building, and the power of the mind and body to make ourselves "chipper". This is the therapeutic aspect of comedy.
Doctors Priscilla Heard and Chris Alford from the University of the West of England, who are also speaking at the conference, will explore how the body responds to laughter.
In India, the Laughing Yoga movement began 16 years ago when an Indian doctor, Madan Kataria, began classes that incited participants to meet each morning, stretch their arms and chant ho, ho, ha, ha, ha. Crowds joined in, and there are now classes in more than 60 countries. "You don't have to laugh at jokes or humour to get the medical benefits from laughter," he says.
Perhaps comedy is also more necessary than ever in a world dominated by CCTV cameras, health and safety directives, and a high level of state interference in our daily lives. Maybe the Big Society just lacks the word "brother". Protest is muted, kettled and outvoted, dumbed down. Nobody dares ask how many A-star GCSE A-level grades are equivalent to one star on a McDonald's uniform or define the difference between Robert Mugabe and Sepp Blatter. (Mugabe pretended there were other candidates).
Live comedy provides a much-needed pressure valve for our frustrations. Comedy was created during the golden age of Greek drama as a burlesque take on mythological subjects and, as such, has always been a state-sanctioned release. On TV, there are few firebrands. The shock-jock antics of Frankie Boyle, while sometimes wanton and delightfully cruel, feel too scattergun. I worry when he and chat-show hosts such as Graham Norton direct so much of their comedic rage at female celebrities. Being one of the select few who enjoy the meta-textual self-referential humour of Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle, I am slightly dismayed how much time he devotes to ribbing younger comedians. Those comics with a real axe to grind seem to have taken more to the documentary format.
Then there is sitcom, which I love when done well, but which is the hardest form of comedic writing, demanding not only the wit of Wilde and Shaw but also the dramatic gifts of Pinter and Shakespeare. In my book How Not to Write a Sitcom, I demonstrate 100 ways of not getting it right. There is not much going on in sitcom right now, but this will pass.
Our current front-runners of the genre are hugely nostalgic. Miranda, recently commissioned for a third series, is unashamedly of the stagey 1970s variety. Miranda Hart is a diamond find (it only took them a decade), a blend of Joyce Grenfell and Kathy Burke, with that rarest of attributes, the ability to be equally loved by men and women. The second sitcom, both juvenile and puerile in the best kind of way, is The Inbetweeners. Series three finished earlier this year and a feature film is due in August. Although it dealt with teenage sex – or the lack of it – drugs, and parental rebellion, it steered clear of any real issues, so there was no "Jafaican" spoken, no stabbings or gun crime, no teenage abortion. In essence, it was a retread of the old Esmonde and Larbey favourite, Please Sir!.
If TV comedy is neutered for the moment, the genie is out of the bottle in another medium. On Twitter, a comment can be passed on in nanoseconds – or as long as it takes to unravel a superinjunction. Mainly a place for virtual bullying, it nevertheless affords access to a greater freedom – and comedy thrives on the web. The YouTube/blogger generation has unprecedented access to a vast audience, and postings regularly feature stand-up, pranks, sketches and podcasts, garnering hits in the hundreds of thousands. The web does what punk attempted to do in that short spurt in 1976, but globally. Whereas a club comedian might have hoped to play to a few thousand people, he now has a global marketplace. Again, though, the screen serves only as the first port of call for comedy. We snicker not guffaw. We need human interaction to make comedy work properly. Do you laugh at sitcoms or comedy DVDs on your own? Really? Maybe you need to change your dosage. The US networks maintain that the "laugh track" is there because so many watch TV in isolation. It is there to fake the communal experience; if a show is good enough you will not even notice it.
There is nothing like laughter – live, collective laughter – to purge the soul and lift the spirits. To be made to laugh is a wonderful thing. Comedians spend years learning their trade, going out night after night to unwelcoming pubs to find their persona, material and their funny bones. And we expect them to be instantly professional – after all, you wouldn't go see a band that could not play their instruments. Live comedy is, when done well, like music. There is the rhythm and pace of a joke, the staccato of the bon mot or cruel put-down, the phrasing of comedic pause or knowing glance, and the symphonic crescendo when a routine works towards that climactic punchline. Maybe it's not much like football – except for the money.
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This little rosebud had some major weight gain problems in her first month. By the end of month one she had not regained her birthweight. Cause you know, having four kids wasn't enough, I had to have feeding problems. She was nursing, I was pumping, she seemed satisfied but she just wasn't growing. My doctor determined that my milk was low calorie. Apparently I make fat free milk. So we had to go to the doctor a lot for weight checks and our doctor happened to be in my old neighborhood.
When BL was two weeks old I was heading to her doctor appointment and drove by the kid's old school. Across the street was a house for sale. I knew as soon as I saw it God had put that house for sale just for us. There was our home. Don't care how many hoops we have to jump through, like meeting a child or a husband you see the place and your heart just says, "Oh, that's mine. Hello, my house."
After three weeks of completely annoying and unnecessarily stressful home buying, we suddenly packed up our house in Utah County and tada! dumped off our stuff in our new house. Now we are in our forever home. It is three blocks away from our sewage house and literally across the street from the elementary, I wave the kids to school and can watch them go inside from my porch. My friends, all the amazing women I've met through neighborhood, school and ward are all just a few streets away. My kids got into the original programs I planned for them, though they had given up coveted spots (we have all day kindergarten AND pre-K for Silas!). I got my entire life back, just better. Thank you for praying!
Now I've said this before, but here I am again feeling a lot like Job. All that I lose I regain, but better. I am tried and tried, confirmably more acutely than is generally reasonable, but then my life doubles in perfection in ways I'd never have imagined. Had a good house, lost it, got a better one. Had an eternal husband and family, lost it, got a better one and I get to have my kids 100% of the time. It's like God just has his foot on the trials accelerator and then lets up all of the sudden. I'm too nervous to be this happy. I walk around marveling.
Now we are 2/3 moved in and our sweet baby girl is gaining weight. She just had a growth spurt (7 weeks) and is now transitioning out of the newborn phase and into infant. She grew out of newborn size diapers last week. 6 weeks in newborn size! See, that's a little tiny baby.
Oh, and I also started teaching a class at the community college right in the middle of all this. It's only two days a week and it's a half semester class, but that means I have to leave all my people for four hours in the afternoon. I love it but it's hard. I may need to retire.
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She has shot straight up the ladder into primo position. 7 year old girls were meant to have little baby sisters.
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Truer words, my girl.
Mimi is Johnny Cash's number one fan. She started taking piano lessons a few weeks back and has been learning Cash songs exclusively. The other day she and Hush had a jam session with her singing right at the correct rhythm to Hush's guitar playing.
Mimi is also back at her old school. She feels like a celebrity and has transitioned really confidently, as per usual.
This girl is doing great, that is for sure. So glad to have my little interesting sidekick.
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Well, Silas. Your four year command of the throne has ended. And you're not letting it go without a fight.
Personality these days: snarly, sneaky-sweet, busy, larger than life.
Baby interest: high. Silas loves to hold Bettylou and jam her pacifier in her mouth. His favorite position in the car is next to her -- head in her car seat, fingers in her face, sticky mouth in her clean hair. All out of love, of course.
Hiking around with Grandpa, Hush and Jude.
Si wants to be involved with everything and wants to touch everybody. Hands not to himself. He has lots of love to give and I make special time to hold him and coo at him and make him feel important.
"There's always room for you" is my daily phrase. Having a baby around does not mean there isn't room or time for tiny baby Silas. But this picture shows his problem solving technique: look innocent while you smack someone in the face (and yes, that face was teasing him.) My expression here is also very real life. Protect baby, pay attention to Silas, scold Mimi, make sure Jude (taking picture) gets his irritated tummy looked at. I was superwoman that day.
More of Silas showing signs of wear and tear. He's under the backpack on the right, face first on the public chair.
But, man, he sure is cute. We'd been watching Village People videos and Silas initially wanted to be the cop. But upon learning that we already OWNED a cop costume he switched to the army guy. We already had that costume too! So then Si described the all white costume with the funny hat, and I figured out he wanted to be a sailor. When was the last time a kid asked to be a sailor? All I had to buy was the hat. It was a costume victory!
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Jude's costume choice was the impetus behind our Halloween group costume. When your kid demands to be a gay icon you make it happen. He's a motorcycle man with sweet tattoos, Mimi is a police woman, Silas is a sailor, BL is an indian, I'm a construction worker and Hush is a cowboy.
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Both locations will be closed for Thanksgiving. We will be open normal hours on Friday, November 28. Come by with the family!
Tea time is any time at The Steeping Room! Come travel the globe delighting in our many tea inspired treats. For breakfast, lunch, dinner or "tea time," we have something for everyone: natural meats, organic dairy, cage-free eggs as well as gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan selections. Relax in our full service dining room or sidewalk café or grab something to go. Join us!