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Jacob Latimore, Forest Whitaker and Angela Bassett star in director Kasi Lemmons' seasonal drama.
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Poor boy Rohit (Roshan) and rich girl Sonia (Patel) float around the world of young Bombay's entertainment industry. When Rohit is hired to play his groovy tunes on a yacht for the hip rich kids, the couple head off on a cruise around the islands of Singapore.
Due to a drunken mishap they end up stranded on a desert island where their love blossoms. When Sonia's papa rescues them he tells the young lovers that they are not to see each other again. Rohit says they will not get married until he can stand on his own two feet. All seems to be going well until Rohit witnesses the killing of the police commissioner and is killed himself. Sonia is inconsolable and so her father sends her to New Zealand to get over it. Imagine her surprise when she discovers an exact carbon copy of Rohit called Raj. He comes back with her to India and together they unmask Rohit's killers.
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Reviewed 17-Nov-2016
We are extremely pleased with the service provided. David was extremely punctual and pleasant. We had the ceramic tiles in the kitchen removed and the walls re-plastered. Not only very happy with work but impressed with his preparation, respect for our home and how he cleaned up afterwards. We would definitely recommend him to friends and family.
Reviewed 21-Sep-2016
Fantastic job, no mess, super quick! Covered all flooring and were in and out in 1.5 days. Definitely recommend.
Reviewed 14-Sep-2016
Contacted David and within days he had come round and quoted. David booked me in for the work over the next fortnight. Very friendly, polite and punctual. David cleared up after himself each day. Had my Artex ceilings plastered over and very happy with the result. David and his father did a great job, at a great price, Thank you.
Reviewed 20-Aug-2016
Recently had the pleasure of having David from Able Plastering round to skim my hallway walls and straighten them up for me as every wall in my house seems to be out, i tell you now ive used plasterers in the past and was dreading it as they can be messy and take over the whole house, not David and his lads though i didnt know they were here, and his quality of finish is immense and i mean that, ive never seen plaster with a finish on it like David achieves, he is very punctual, and clean i couldnt believe how clean they left my hallway, he even left the plastic sheets down for me to use why i paint the walls, his price was very good too, in fact there isnt a thing i can find a fault with at all, hes coming back to do two bedrooms for me in October, if you need a very good plasterer at a very good price then dont hesitate to give David a ring.
Reviewed 30-Mar-2016
superb finish to the plaster-work. Very clean and arrived promptly each day.
Reviewed 24-Mar-2016
Professional, knowledgeable, and polite. Great workmanship and would highly recommend.
Reviewed 11-Feb-2016
excellent workman big ceiling plastered not a splash anywhere when finished will definitely have again
Reviewed 10-Dec-2015
a very good job at a very reasonable price,left everywhere clean and tidy, would use him again and recommend him
Reviewed 10-Dec-2015
A very informative, friendly, and skillfull plasterer. Work was carried out promptly and efficiently with the minimum of disturbance.
Reviewed 25-Oct-2015
Once again Dave has proved himself to be the true master of the plaster. He took my shell of a kitchen ( I had ripped out the kitchen and all the old plaster in my wonky walled - no true walls or many straight lines) and turned it into a thing of beauty. Straight lines, smooth plaster. He accommodated all my requests, some squeaky last minute changes due to kitchen redesign, always helpful, polite, so knowledgeable about his trade, (and others). Just a pleasure to leave him working in the house. I have used his services many times and why? Because you will not get a better plasterer. To sum up - a bloke at the top of his game. Don't hesitate - just book him in!!
Reviewed 10-Oct-2015
The work undertaken was to repair damaged render on the outside of the house. Without reservation I can recommend Able Plastering to anyone considering outside or inside jobs. A superd job.
Reviewed 06-Sep-2015
Very nice Chap came on the first day promptly as he said he would to look at the job, A bathroom, ceiling and walls quoted us an excellent price, came the very next day did a brilliant job, Job done and dusted in 24hours or less cant praise him enough
Reviewed 04-Aug-2015
It is difficult to add anything to the other excellent reviews. We had chosen Dave from the reviews and were not disappointed. Dave was extremely personable, polite efficient and just got on with the job with his apprentice. Everything was completely and effectively covered with plastic sheeting, extremely effective. Dave is quite the perfectionist and takes pride in his standard of work. We had 2 living room ceilings done, one quite large and apparently uneven . Excellent work and for the price we would have had Dave before instead of doing smaller areas ourselves. Quite the best workman we have ever had in our homes, although we do most work ourselves to be sure of a good job. Can't praise Dave enough for the way he just got on with the job, respected us and our home, no loud music, worked consistently throughout the day with very little mess considering plastering can be quite a messy job. We had been worried about the cost but were pleasantly surprised by the written estimates for what was not an easy job, one ceiling being quite large. We will certainly use Dave again for any future projects without any hesitation. Not often you are able to say this nowadays.
Reviewed 13-Jul-2015
I've used Able Plastering for several jobs now and rate them very highly. The work is of a very high quality and your property is treated with respect - everything is left clean and tidy when they leave. Faultless.
Reviewed 07-Jul-2015
Dave is quite simply the best plasterer that I have ever used. His work is superb- I have never seen a finish so smooth. He is very clean and very reasonably priced. On top of all that, he is a really lovely bloke. If you need a plasterer, don't even bother looking elsewhere. Would very highly recommend him. Thanks for all your hard work Dave!!.
Reviewed 11-Jun-2015
Dave was brilliant! Managed to fit in our job even though we left it a little late to sort. Brilliant job done, couldn't be happier. Would highly recommend.
Reviewed 01-Jun-2015
would recommend every time fantastic job done
Reviewed 15-May-2015
Dave was very professional and helpful in suggestions to overcome problems. He put in a full day's work every day and produced an excellent result. Dave was cheerful, polite and communicative. He minimised dust in an effective way, respecting our decor. His price was very fair for quality work.
Reviewed 03-May-2015
If you are looking for an excellent plasterer then Dave at Able plastering is the person. He has just replastered our ceiling in 2 rooms and plastered the brickwork in our conservatory and completed a perfect job, with no mess! highly recommend.
Reviewed 28-Nov-2014
As usual Dave was fantastic. Clean, tidy, discusses aspects of work, technically very knowledgeable, immaculate plastering, fair prices for brilliant results - every time. I have used the services of Dave a few times now, and consistency is the key. He's a bit like a tin of ronseal - he does what he says - plastering - but very well.
Reviewed 07-Nov-2014
Excellent service; good price; reliable. Very pleased.
Reviewed 31-Oct-2014
Dave isnt just a plasterer, He's a real craftsmen. He sticks to his estimates, keeps his work area clean and tidy and turns up when he says he will. Always my first choice for plastering work.
Reviewed 10-Jun-2014
Dave was a professional, thorough and did not stop till all the work was completed. We were thrilled with his workmanship down to the last detail and will definately use him again. Excellent. Kind Regards Dave.
Reviewed 22-Mar-2014
Dave was excellent as usual. He was courteous, polite, explained what work he was going to do, discussed any changes, suggested changes that would make the room look better, and was a real professional - often this phrase is overused, but in this case he really is. Thoroughly recommended.
Reviewed 20-Mar-2014
Dave was an excellent worker who gave a very professional service. His work was of the highest quality and he was very clean, tidy and respectful of our home and furnishings. Dave was polite and friendly and we would not hesitate to use him again. Highly recommended.
Reviewed 13-Mar-2014
Once again dave turned in a great performance!! Excellent craftsmanship, attention to detail, cleanliness, pride in his work and your satisfaction seems paramount - works hard and puts in a full days shift. All round recommended plasterer, who I have used before. Don't wait, just book him.
Reviewed 23-Feb-2014
David was keen, competent, courteous, punctual and delivered a high quality of workmanship and cleanliness. His quotation for the work was a realistic and fair price and that was the final figure on completion of his work. I would nor hesitate to use him again.
Reviewed 05-Dec-2013
Dave has recently replastered two rooms for us, and we are delighted with the results. He was able to preserve the original Victorian cornice around the ceiling but still end up with flatter, straighter walls than this house has ever seen. As well as working really hard and producing exceptional results, Dave was friendly, straightforward and went out of his way to explain options, costs etc. A real professional.
Reviewed 22-Nov-2013
Really professional service. Very tidy and respectful of your home and furnishings.
Reviewed 02-Jul-2013
Excellent worker, clean leaving no mess at all, discussed costs and options fully, reasonable price, pleasant, highly recommend.
Reviewed 11-Dec-2012
Good communication,lovely standard of work,very clean worker, very reasonable prices. Highly recommended.
Reviewed 27-Nov-2012
V pleasant, excellent, v good value for money.
Reviewed 05-Oct-2012
I've never known a plasterer to take so much care around my home. Dave spent an hour laying plastics and dust sheets to protect carpets, doors and walls before he began. Needless to say the qulaity of this work was of the very highest quality. Highly recommended.
Reviewed 03-Sep-2012
Unbelievable. Friendly. Courteous. Clean work. Prepared area prior to work. Brilliant results!! Would absolutely recommend. Good value too!!!
Reviewed 03-Jul-2012
V efficient, tidy, reliable.
Reviewed 18-May-2012
Excellent, v neat and tidy.
Reviewed 14-Mar-2012
top class work for a reasonable price, am very satisfied,very clean and tidy, a very chatty and pleasant young man, would recommend to anyone
Reviewed 29-Feb-2012
Polite, hard worker, tidy, fair price, quality superb.
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What are the pros? fast growing, good flavor
What are the cons? very small not fully developed
very small plants, small cobs, only 1/2 of cob had kernels. Matured early but hard to tell when fully ripe. It did have good flavor.
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What are the pros? They did mature early.
What are the cons? nasty corn
The stalks were really short, like 3 or 4 feet. They did mature early, but it's not worth our garden space because the corn was very bland and squishy. And the ears were really small, most deformed. If we cooked the corn too little, it was obviously raw, but in a matter of a minute the corn got squishy, the constancy of play dough in your mouth. Not pleasant, to say in the least--the chickens got to eat all the rest. The only good thing about it was I decided to plant pumpkins in-between the rows of corn (we planted Moranga squash) and they did really great, so I was glad that the garden space wasn't totally wasted. :) Oh, and the cow will get to eat the corn stalks. :) We'll keep trying different varieties and see what works for us. But this is really disappointing corn.
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What are the pros? A lot of corn from one plant.
What are the cons? Don't have any dislikes yet.
We got a late freeze, and even though I covered it, a lot of it was black the next day. Even after that, over half of it grew pretty good, and a lot of it has 3 ears, some 4. The plants and ears are different sizes, but that might be because I transplanted some of it when some died. There are some nice big ears, close to 10", and a couple around 3". Since it's short, it doesn't get much wind where I planted it. Some of it is just about ready now, and it's only been 2 months. For all it's been through, I think it's a pretty strong productive plant. I just won't try planting pole beans with it again. What other sweet corn gives you 4 full ears for one kernel? I look forward to planting it next year too.
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What are the cons? Spotty and uneven germination
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What are the pros? Easy to plant?
What are the cons? Never took off
Planted seeds mid-March here in So.Cal which should have suited this variety. Spring is usually cool nights and mornings and mostly mild (70's) days with some rain and some warm days. About half sprouted and after 2 months only a few are even a foot high. Soil was amended with manure and organic very fertilizer so that should have helped.
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- 3⁄4 cup sugar
- 1 egg
- 1 1⁄4 cups orange juice
- 1 teaspoon grated orange rind
- 3 cups Bisquick, mixture
- 3⁄4 cup chopped nuts
- 1 cup chopped cranberries
- Combine sugar, egg, juice and rind.
- Fold into bisquick mixture and beat well for 30 seconds.
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A few more observations on the Sotomayor pick, and Obama's preference for personal experience above professional competence
As morning turned into afternoon, I found myself thinking about two things: First, whether Obama's nomination of Sonia Sotomayor could be a trial balloon meant to pave the way for future picks; and, second, how the compelling nature of her story could be diametrically opposed to her competence on the bench. As it turns out, the two ideas run hand-in-hand.
I've always hoped that George W. Bush's nomination of Harriet Miers was little more than a trial balloon, that Bush knew the opposition to Miers' lack of qualifications would make the confirmation of Samuel Alito easier down the road. Today, I found myself wondering whether the nomination of Sotomayor could be a similar trial balloon, meant to pave the way for people who could be more objectionable in terms of ideology, but at least a little more qualified on their face.
After originally thinking that Sotomayor could indeed be a trial balloon, I decided against it, considering that liberals always look to make up for unpalatable concepts by dressing them up in extrinsic matters of diversity and perceived equality. Sotomayor's obvious judicial activism, in this case, is the bitter pill wrapped up in the bacon which is her unique and remarkable personal story. When it comes to someone so immensely wrong for this position, it will be her upbringing and unlikely ascension which will, hammered by the press, make this bitter pill easier to swallow by an obese, obedient and malleable American public.
Selling Sotomayor, a judicial activist who obviously holds skin color and heritage in higher esteem than the rule of law, a jurist who has been rebuked for missing basic constitutional principles applicable to controversies at hand, on the basis of her personal story as a qualification is akin to selling the new Government Motors econoclunker, inevitably an unreliable deathtrap, by pointing out its snazzy paint job and loud stereo system.
Personal story certainly didn't matter to the Democrats when it came to Justice Clarence Thomas, nor did it matter when it came to the confirmation of Hon. Miguel Estrada to the D.C. Circuit Court. Furthermore, in objecting to and voting against both Chief Justice John Roberts and Associate Justice Samuel Alito, then-Senator Barack Obama acknowledged that both were certainly qualified and had excellent judicial temperament, but they lacked a certain measure of experience and ideology that made them impossible to support.
In other words, neither Roberts nor Alito grew up in projects, nor did they view extrinsic matters such as race and national origin and family income as determinative factors when it came to questions of law. To Barack Obama, ideology and the capacity for empathy was all that mattered.
Yes, Sonia Sotomayor's personal story is compelling and remarkable, but it should not bear upon her qualification to serve a life-long term on the bench of the United States Supreme Court. Instead, we should look at judicial temperament and both knowledge and adherence to the rule of law. On the former, Sotomayor is notorious for being difficult to deal with and hardly a decent consensus-builder; on the latter, it is important to know that, of the four occasions when an opinion she penned was overturned by the Supreme Court, three of those were because she incorrectly interpreted the statutes governing the questions at hand.
Kids, as this process continues, we will be bombarded with the idea that personal story is somehow more important than occupational competence. Coming from this administration, such an approach should certainly not be surprising — but that doesn't make it true.


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Goldman Sachs is one of the advisors to CV Therapeutics, a US biopharmaceutical company, on its $1.5bn (€1.1bn) sale to a rival as the bank is also acting in the two largest acquisitions announced in the pharma sector so far this year.
In addition to Goldman, CV Therapeutics is being advised by Barclays Capital on its sale to Gilead Sciences for $20 per share in cash.
Jim Katzman, Tosa Ogbomo, Geoffrey Parker, Marshall Smith and Amit Sinha are the Goldman team on the deal, according to a source familiar with the situation.
Goldman declined to comment.
Barclays Capital and Goldman were previously defending CV Therapeutics from a lower $1bn unsolicited offer made by Astellas Pharma, a Japanese pharmaceuticals manufacturer, in January and which the US company rejected. Astellas had increased its bid from a previous bid last November, which was also rejected by CV Therapeutics.
In contrast, the board of CV Therapeutics, which develops molecular drugs for cardiovascular diseases, has approved the Gilead transaction in which the company will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gilead once the deal completes.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch is exclusive financial advisor to Gilead with Alan Hartman, head of M&A for the Americas, Mark Robinson, Glenn Rewick and DA Gros on the deal, according to source familiar the situation.
Merrill declined to comment.
The $20 per share transaction is not conditional on financing and Gilead intends to pay for the transaction through available cash on hand, according to a statement.
Cooley Godward Kronish is legal counsel to Gilead and Latham & Watkins is legal advisor to CV Therapeutics.
Goldman is advising on two other global pharmaceutical M&A deals, which are the largest announced so far this year, according to Dealogic, the investment banking research provider.
The bank is one of the advisors to Pfizer on its $68bn acquisition of rival Wyeth. Goldman is also advising Schering-Plough, alongside Morgan Stanley, on a $41.1bn merger with Merck.
In further good news for Goldman, Genentech has finally agreed to accept a $46.3bn offer from Swiss drugs firm Roche to buy the remaining 44% of the US biotechnology company it does not already own for $95 per share.
Goldman Sachs was advising Genentech on the offer which kicked off last year in July when Roche offered a lower $43.4bn or $89 per share.
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Have you ever wondered what Brad Paisley would look like as a superhero? Well, your dreams may have just come true, as Brad has recently came out with a new music video for his song, "Crushin' It" featuring all of his country music superhero friends. Prepare to be blown away.
Brad really has a sense of humor, and after watching this video we're sure you will agree. Get ready to laugh! And keep in mind that Brad put this whole thing together himself. Pretty impressive!
"Crushin' It" is "classified footage" about an "elite team of weekend vigilantes" as they fight against evil beer cans that are trying to take over the world. Scary! The song features "Agents of Crush" aka country legends like, George Strait, Carrie Underwood, Kenny Chesney, Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill... just to name a few.
"Crushin' It" was released in May of 2015 from Brad's album, Moonshine in the Trunk. We just can't get enough of this song, especially the video!
And in case you don't love the superhero video, you can check out Brad's live performance of the song on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Enjoy!
I sure could use an "Atta boy" or a big ol' high five
I'd love to hear "You're killin' it dude", it's been a long time
Since I hit one out of the park or nailed it as they say
I guess I've been in a dry spell but that's about to change 'cause
Every week has a weekend
By this time Friday night
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And I'll be crushin' it
Yeah, I'll be crushin' it
Let's say your baby's mad 'cause you told her that you'd hang some pictures for her
You know the ones she framed from late last spring of you and her in Florida
You're up on the ladder when it shatters into smithereens
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By this time Friday night
If you want a margarita
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With a cold one in my other hand
And I'll be crushin' it
When I'm finished with my can
I can stomp it with my boot
Punch it with my fist
Smash it on my forehead
Yeah, I got this
I'll be crushin' it
Oh, I'll be crushin' it
I figured this out in college walking past them Gothic columns
That I was gonna probably wind up somewhere near the bottom
I was never gonna be the best or brightest guy around
But like the great George freaking Strait, I'm the king of gettin' unwound
And every week has a weekend
By this time Friday night
I'll be done with my third can of cold Bud Light
And I'll be crushin' it
Every week has a weekend
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Beloved Magnet Theater alumnae, Bianca Casusöl, visits from North Carolina to talk about her improv origins, making adjustments for shows, and the weird games she plays all alone in her head. Currently a performer and instructor at Dirty South Comedy Theater (dsi) in Chapel Hill, NC, Bianca spent several years in New York performing at the Magnet on shows such as Megawatt, Kiss*Punch*Poem, and Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. Fortunately, we caught her while she was in town and convinced her to catch up with her old pal Louis Kornfeld on our podcast.
The conversation appropriately begins with our two stars talking about dropping back into a community after being away from it. Though they both claim to do a poor job at keeping in touch with people, Louis insists that Bianca has an ability to open people up and make them feel like a million bucks no matter how long she's known them or how long it's been since they've spoken. Has she always been that way? They talk about their birth orders and what that might have to do with their adult personalities.
Bianca started at Magnet on Jan 9, 2010, but she first got into improv at her NC high school with Viola Spolin's theater games. She had a less than amazing experience with a practice group before taking a long break from the art form. When she eventually picked it up again at Magnet, she says she felt like the kid sister who was always just hanging around, which meant that she got to know the house managers quite well. In contrast to Bianca's natural ability to make friends with strangers, Louis recently took a personality test and related deeply to a question about being a wallflower.
Catching us up on her current home, Bianca talks about the improv scene in North Carolina and how dsi has grown by leaps and bounds since she first came into contact with it. One major difference, compared to the NYC theaters, is that dsi does both short form and long form improv. This creates a pressure to perform for and entertain different kinds of audiences, even families with children. Before continuing, Bianca says a really uncomfortable word, but then the two of them talk in detail about making adjustments for various audiences and Bianca claims that manners are just shorthand for respect. We like that phrasing a lot.
On a related note, Louis talks about how easily impressed certain audiences are and that we lose out by judging them for liking what they like. He says that those of us in the comedy world are spoiled because we're surrounded by people who let us be weird and indulge our ideas, but that many people (kids in particular) don't have that luxury. This is why they delight in something as simple as an improviser using their suggestion in a scene.
Bianca reveals to us that when people aren't nice to her, she thinks they're trying to sleep with her. Louis claims that she has a gift for playing uncomfortable moments in scenes and Bianca chalks a lot of her improv skill up to expressing a lot of feelings on stage and her love of exploring "the weirdos." Plus, she tells us about the strange games she plays in her head, like "Who is dreaming up the people in the world?" and "What would this person be if they were a beverage?"
Check out this week's episode for a really fun conversation about all of the above and more. And if you don't, well then just remember that kids deserve respect too.
Our guest on this week's episode of the Magnet Theater Podcast, Christina Gausas, is well known for her work with a variety of amazing improv duos. As a follow up to her interview, she's returned to give a shout out to all of her duo collaborators over the years and we've given her the keys to the Magnet Blog to do just that. Take it away, Christina!
Ellie Kemper – GENIUS
Ellie is the brightest, most radiant light in life, on and off-stage, and she's a genius. She has infinite talent and wild, limitless lovability. Ellie is the smartest person I know and she's a creative genius. Her insights, her sensibilities, her clarity, the characters she creates are so captivating. The gifts that Ellie gives to you in scenes are so specific and brilliant. She's the most engaging, playful scene partner, and, of course, she's beautiful and warm and generous, it's exactly who she is and always has been. (We met in 2000.) I could go on for hours & pages about the talent and joy of Ellie, and the one word to encompass Ellie as an improviser and performer is – genius.
Michael Bertrando – SEXY BEAST
Bertrando is an intense talent with gravity and fun, he's fucking brilliant, too. Being able to do Come Together with Michael has really been a gift. Michael can get onstage and truly create a one-act play. He creates characters who are complex, complicated MEN, and at the same time, he's hilarious because he digs into the honesty and the emotion and he is fearless. Capital "F" Fearless. He's wickedly smart, open-minded, he is pure fire onstage.
Susan Messing – The QUEEN
Kevin Dorff is the King, Susan Messing is the Queen, and I would live in that Kingdom forever. Susan is what we all aspire to be. But I don't know that anyone can come close. I think, just bow down. Susan is the Goddess. It's Susan's world and we're just living in it.
Becky Drysdale – CREATOR
Becky is the most creative, creating, creator I know. She improvises, writes, sings, dances, animates, makes art, builds things, and she makes spaces for other improvisers. The Clubhouse in LA is amazing and she made that for other people. She did that with her school in New York, too. I was watching a documentary about Orson Welles and someone said, "there was never an Orson before him and there will never be a second," which made me think of Matt Besser, who I admire very much, and wonder if there will ever be someone like Besser again because Improv is now so big. I don't know Matt well, but he always seems brave to me, anarchistic, confident (all the UCB 4 do) — what Matt and the UCB created was non-status quo. Becky has a similar spirit. She gives it to the Indie teams.
Scott Adsit – CHARMING
I think Scott is one of the most charming improvisers in the country. I loved all of our shows.
Kay Cannon – DEEEELIGHT
I add the "e"s for how exciting Kay is onstage. Kay has the most "come run away and play with me" look in her eyes when you are onstage with her. We were only able to do one show as Cannon & Gausas and it was at a DCM and it was a delight. Kay keeps the energy, and the positivity, and the play, and the smart silliness going. You just feel so happy when you see her big eyes and her big smile. And she's that way as a friend, too. She always lifts you up.
Armando Diaz – EMPEROR
If you're reading this right now, please ask Armando to improvise more. No one else can as quickly and completely become a character the way Armando Diaz can. And I feel like he understands Comedy better than all of us. And, by "all of us", I mean, the whole, entire world. We have this treasure, this wealth of insight and improv and comedy intelligence right here in New York City and I feel like we should be seeing and using him all the time. For the sake of the future! (Sorry, Armando, no sleep for you.)
Megan Gray – The GIFT
Megan has that natural grace and comfort onstage that comes from a place of love. Much like Ellie, that light and radiance. She's a very strong and also giving improviser. I love being onstage with Megan but I also love watching her because I always feel secure. She's funny and talented and also commanding onstage. My eyes go right to her. I always want to know what her characters are going to say. Also, when you watch her in a group, she's the first one to "throw herself on the grenade." She gives unbridled support without worrying about herself. Plus, as an AD, she gives so much to the community, she really diversifies and shares, and opens doors to performers and provides opportunities to shows.
Louis Kornfeld – the ORIGINAL
I think Louis has one of the most original stage personas and it comes completely from being who he is. I think a lot of people want to play to be perceived as "smart" or "intelligent" or "understanding something you don't" but it's always bullshit. Louis is the most NO BULLSHIT player there is. And because of that, we get to see this smart, intelligent improviser, who's comfortable JUST FUCKING BEING. (As far as we can see.) And he'll create a scene that might have a central, long discussion and it's interesting as hell because it's authentic and it isn't full of self-aware bullshit, it's just honest. I hear him refer to himself as a "straight man." I have to say, I've never thought that. He's always anchoring to me. Playing with MegaLou was great.
Michael Delaney – GOLOVKIN
Boxing fans will understand. Gennady Golovkin is a boxer with every weapon in a full arsenal and he has precision. He doesn't remind you of anyone else because there's never been anyone else like him. That's Michael Delaney to me. He has every talent an improviser could hope for and he has precision. When you're watching Michael Delaney or you're onstage with Michael Delaney, you're experiencing the best of what the work can be, at all times. He's a true Master of Improvisation. We are lucky to have him. It's another "bow down" situation.
Billy Merritt – JOY
Billy and I did one show in Dave Furfero's Ampersand at the Magnet. When I think of Billy, I just think Joy. He welcomes you onstage and it's fun and easy and unquestioned for the whole show. We did Kevin Mullaney's Mullaney Chain at DCM 17. It was Kevin, Ellie, Sean Conroy, Billy, and me. I was in a scene with Billy where we were husband & wife talking to Sean's character (who was off-stage) over the phone. I said, "check the caller ID" and Billy said, out loud, to the phone, "Check Caller ID", while we were in the middle of the conversation. It was hilarious and a moment where we could get into a fun "not that way, look at the phone," "what? why?" and those ideas and that kind of play can only come from the joyous, incredibly fun, smart mind of Billy Merritt.
Kevin Dorff – KING
Kevn Dorff is the King and that's really all I have to say. He's so incredibly talented, strong, intelligent, striking, commanding, and fun. He can say more with one look or one word than anyone else onstage. Which is why I should simply say – KING.
All words not in italics written by the wonderful Christina Gausas.
We welcome a national treasure of the improv comedy world, Christina Gausas, into our studio for a conversation about ensemble support, form development, Del Close, improv notes, and wanting your scene partner. Still basking in that post-DCM glow, Christina begins her conversation with host Louis Kornfeld recapping her DCM, talking about the support of the ensemble, and being in the moment.
Louis brings up the difference between bragging and acknowledging you've had a great show. Christina says that bragging feels counterintuitive because the whole thing relies on ensemble. Without the rest of the team, the hilarious line you delivered would have never happened. In the same vein, they discuss the difference between a real gift and a "bailout" gift and the two parts to every improv gift: the giving and receiving.
Following dual admissions of performance anxiety, Christina and Louis talk about some of Christina's Chicago teams and how they went about developing new forms. Both agree though, that content — great scenework — comes before any concern about which form a team chooses. Christina's advice? Create something that is your own and put the work into it. Also, explore the intention behind a show.
Christina indulges Louis' request and shares some fond memories of the late, great Del Close. He was an artist who valued authenticity, creating complete characters, and not being topical simply for the sake of being topical. He wanted people to find the universal implications behind the suggestion, to not be literal with it but be expansive with it. While many might bring up Del because they really love discussing the rebellious and outlandish aspects of his life, Louis says that he most likes the idea that Del pushed people to go beyond their limits. Plus it's possible that he was the Forrest Gump of the improv world. Don't believe us? You'll have to listen.
Inspired by Del's approach to notes, Christina and Louis talk about the use of direct notes and how they can be useful or harmful. Both maintain that players need to develop the habit of taking notes easily. Louis pitches his idea that an improv team should approach the craft with a smart mob mentality and Christina tells us how great acting integrates with great improv. Finally, hear about Christina's most recent revelation that people should truly want their scene partners at all times.
This is a great episode featuring one of the game's very best players, so we recommend you turn the volume up to 11.
On this week's episode, we've got actor, writer, and 14x UCB All-Star, Will Hines. We caught up with Will while he was in town for the 17th Annual Del Close Marathon and what ensued was a beautifully nerdy conversation about improv theory, improv practice, teaching methods, and some of Will's early days at UCB.
The interview begins with Will and host Louis Kornfeld talking about how to navigate fighting in improv scenes. They insist that the characters must be able to have philosophical debates, not mere wizard battles. They sympathize with students learning improv though, since a bad fight and good fight feel very similar in the moment. Plus, arguments have a lot of good elements that improvisers should practice — commitment, point-of-view, feeling — but if they only serve to defend the character, they won't be very helpful. Will goes into detail about his philosophy that scene partners must "shake hands" at the top of a scene.
If you're wondering whether these two veteran company men discuss the philosophies of UCB and the Magnet, wonder no longer! Will and Louis get to the meaty stuff and talk about the differences between Harolds at Magnet and UCB. From there, they discuss a variety of improv "rules" and postulate that most rules are in need of a specific scope to make them useful. Will talks about the rigidity of his 10th grade english teacher and they debate the benefits and limitations of strict versus nurturing improv teachers. Though Will always loved Matt Besser's no-bullshit approach to teaching, he says that Armando Diaz was his breakthrough teacher. He describes the two of them as the ying and yang of UCB teachers during his time coming up through classes.
We get to hear a bit of Will's improv origin story, he and Louis discuss improv's "huggy" vibe, plus, these two "kings of calm-edy" explore their thoughts on being funny while acting as the straight man and/or lower energy player. Louis shares with us that he'd just had his most embarrassing audition ever and Will admits that he has a lack of confidence when it comes to being funny. The two of them snap out of their temporary self-loathing to talk about Will's days playing with Monkeydick, which was Louis' favorite Harold Night team when he was a student there.
There's so much great stuff in this episode for Magnet and UCB fans alike, not to mention every improv nerd out there, we're not even sure where to start. Just trust us and give it a listen.
Packed with these extras:
The Brothers Hines have only one rule for their shows — what is it?
Louis admits his biggest weakness as a teacher and performer.
What do these guys think of the Star Wars Prequel trilogy???
- armando diaz
- comedy
- del close marathon
- Improv
- improv nerds
- improv nonsense
- improv philosophy
- improv theory
- improvisation
- interview
- Los Angeles
- Louis Kornfeld
- magnet
- magnet theater
- magnet theater podcast
- magnet training center
- Matt Besser
- Michael Delaney
- Monkeydick
- new york
- new york city
- nyc
- podcast
- teaching
- techniques
- The Brothers Hines
- UCB Theatre
- Upright Citizens Brigade
- Will Hines
An improviser with Ariana Grande (the improv team) and founding member of BRICK, the handsome Joe Miles stops by our studio to talk with host Louis Kornfeld about discovering improv, the influence of music on his life, and touchy improv scenes. Joe talks to us about coming to NYC from Cleveland (Go Cavs!) in order to further his career as a rapper, but then discovering improv and being sucked into it. Still a drummer all these years later, Joe tells Louis how he uses music as inspiration for characters and Louis tells Joe about his past as an illustrator. We hear about Joe's favorite music and the two men wonder if new genres will ever be invented. Also, Joe describes how he psychs himself up for a show, answers the questions of how he's changed as a performer, and discusses BRICK's run of shows where they did a different form each week. If that's not enough, Louis mentions the presence of our engineer Grant, who disapproves of Louis' musical leanings. Check it out!
Native son of New York State, Andrew Yurman-Glaser (Broad City; Magnet's The Wrath, Friday Night Sh*w; UCB's Mermaids; Upstate) joins us in the studio to talk about improvising, coaching, and the dynamics of a good team. Host Louis Kornfeld dives in by asking, "Do you remember when you got good at improv?" Humility abounds as Andrew tells of getting his improv start in college and how he's grown over the last nine years in NYC. He goes on to compare his Megawatt team, The Wrath, to an orchestra and tries to shed some light on how a team maintains their integrity over the course of years. Louis asks if Andrew plays differently on Lloyd Night, Harold Night, Megawatt, or Friday Night Sh*w and Andrew talks about when shows feel the most successful. Hear Louis' favorite things about how Andrew improvises, Andrew's thoughts on the importance of listening, and of course, how improv makes you a better person. Plus! Did Andrew's parents watch him play a masturbator on Broad City? Does Louis like giving notes?? Has this episode been recorded in front of a group of prisoners??? Find out the answers to all of these questions and more on Episode #48.
**PS** Andrew plays with his very good friend Dustin Drury as UPSTATE on Monday, June 29th at 8:30PM. These two former INSPIRADO Oh Shit! champions only get a chance to play on occasion these days, so make sure to check out this show!
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- broad city
- Coaching
- comedy
- Friday Night Sh*w
- Harold Night
- Improv
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- interview
- Lloyd Night
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We've been lucky to welcome so many out-of-town guests recently and we're excited to say that our latest visitor is the incredible Jean Villepique. One of the earliest teachers and performers at Magnet, Jean was recently back in town from Los Angeles to perform in Bummers Presents: Running. Our host, Louis Kornfeld, gets the ball rolling in this episode by asking about the origin story of Bummers, Jean's annual(ish) writing and storytelling collaboration with Rachel Hamilton, Tami Sagher, and Melanie Hoopes. She and Louis discuss catching up with good friends by performing with them and the detriments of the more typical checklist conversations people tend to have when they haven't seen each other recently. Jean talks about her first exposure to improv doing commedia dell'arte as a teen, joining The Meow Show at Northwestern University, where she met Magnet founder Ed Herbstman, and some of her early days at iO Chicago and Second City. Louis also asks his former Level 2 teacher about her improv show Switchboard, encouraging players to take risks, her stint on The Office, and bringing personal stuff to the stage. Hear about the time someone grabbed Louis by the beard! Listen in awe as Louis pontificates that we're more than mere mammals! Sit in wonder as these two talk about doing drugs! It's a great episode, so give it a listen.
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- Improv
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- magnet theater
- magnet theater podcast
- magnet training center
- melanie hoopes
- new york
- new york city
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- nyc
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Where is Magnet Theater?
259 W 29th St. (at 8th Avenue)
New York, NY 10001
(212) 244-8824
Where is Magnet Training Center?
22 W 32nd St. (b/t 5th Ave and B'way)
10th Floor
New York, NY 10001
(212) 244-2400
What kind of theater are you?
We're a comedy theater! On any given night, you might see improv, musical improv, sketch, storytelling, a character showcase—or something entirely new.. You never know what you might get (but we can guarantee it'll be a fun night had by all).
When do you offer shows and classes?
Seven nights a week! Check out our show schedule and our class listings for more details.
How do I make a reservation for a show?
- Head over to our calendar and choose the show you'd like to attend. Click the "Reserve" button next to the correct date and you'll be taken to a form where you can make up to 10 advance reservations.
- Please arrive at the Magnet box office no later than 10 minutes before show time to claim your tickets. Ten minutes before the show begins, we'll release all advanced reservations to our stand-by patrons.
- Seating is first come, first served.
If you see a "Rez Info" button, it can mean a few things:
- All advanced reservations are gone (you can probably still get in but you won't be able to set any tickets aside).
- You're trying to reserve for Megawatt, Musical Megawatt or Thursday Night Out. For these shows, you can pay once and stay the whole night so we only take reservations for the first show of the evening.
- You're trying to reserve for a class show or mixer—in which case, you're in luck. They're free and open to everyone!
Do you have alcohol?
Yes. We have a great selection of affordable beer and wine as well as water and soda in our lobby. Plus, friendly bartenders! We ID.
Can I record or photograph a performance?
We kindly ask that you do NOT record (video or audio) or photograph a performance without the express permission of the theater. In fact, we suggest putting your phone/camera/handheld technology away entirely! We're all about enjoying things as they happen and being present in the moment. It's an improv thing. But it works in this case, too.
How do I sign up for a class?
Once you click the "Classes" section in our top menu, you'll be able to scroll down to see all our class offerings along the left side of your screen. When you choose the class you want, its details will show up on the right-hand side. Click the "Register" button and provide the required info and payment. Please note: You're not officially registered until payment is received in full.
What if a class says "Wait List?"
This means a class has sold out. You can still attempt to sign up, but you'll be placed on the wait list. Unfortunately, being on the wait list doesn't guarantee a spot in the class. If a slot opens up, our School Director will go through the list, in order, until it is filled.
If I have prior training, can I skip levels?
While we love and respect our fellow improv schools, we don't allow students with prior experience to skip levels in any of our programs. Why? We want our students to fully immerse themselves in their Magnet training and we believe that starts with the basics. Our curriculum is designed to grow your skills and confidence in a comprehensive way, whether you're an experienced improviser or just starting out.
Can I perform at Magnet?
We have so many opportunities for rising students and curious improvisers to check out Magnet's stage.
- Mixers: We do two improv mixers a week, one on Wednesday at 6pm and one on Thursday at 7pm. We also do a Musical Mixer once a month. They're free and anyone can sign up!
- The Circuit: Once you complete Improv Level 3, you're eligible to apply for The Circuit. Each season, Circuit teams are chosen by lottery from the submissions of eligible improvisers. If you're picked, you get placed on a team of 8 players and assigned a coach. You'll practice once a week and have a schedule of regular performances. It's a great way to learn what it's like to be a member of a house improv ensemble.
- We Might Just Kiss: Curated and hosted by our Artistic Director Megan Gray, We Might Just Kiss celebrates female improvisers from around the community by gathering women of all levels to play together. It's consistently one of our hottest tickets of the month!
- The Rundown: Every Saturday at 6pm, we give some of the best indie ensembles and duos in town a chance to play on the Magnet stage. Wanna apply? Go for it!
- And more! Stay connected to the Magnet community on Facebook, Twitter and our blog to make sure you're not missing a single opportunity.
How do I become a house performer?
It depends. To be eligible to audition for Megawatt (our house improv ensembles) you have to have completed all of Magnet's core (Levels 1-4) and Conservatory curriculum, up to and including Team Performance Workshop. To be eligible to audition for Musical Megawatt (our house musical-improv ensembles, you must complete Musical Improv Levels 1-3. To apply for a Magnet Sketch ensemble, it is strongly recommended that you take Sketch Levels 1 and 2 but you also must complete an application and submit a writing packet. We routinely post audition signups and calls for sketch applications so keep working hard and check back often to see when you can submit!
Can I be an intern?
If you're a current student, applying for an internship is a great idea! You'll get to learn the ropes at the theater and training center, make new friends, and become a familiar face around the Magnet community. Plus, you'll earn credits toward a free class. Here are the details: http://www.magnettheater.com/blog/all-about-internship-program/
Is your theater handicap accessible?
Yes, our theater is able to accommodate most of our guests' needs. Please feel free to call our box office at (212) 244-8824 in advance, and we'll happily address any of your questions or concerns.
Are your shows suitable for children?
Since so many of our shows are created in the moment, there is no guarantee for what you might see or hear onstage. It's best to assume the material will be of an adult nature (somewhere between PG-13 and R). Also, we serve beer and wine in our lobby, and yes we ID. Every time.
As a student or potential student, it's a good idea to familiarize yourself with Magnet's registration policies. If you have have a question that hasn't been answered here, please contact Magnet School Director Amy Morrison at 212-244-2400 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Student Expectations:
Students are required to be on time to class and stay for the entire class period. Please be courteous to your classmates. Disturbances, such as tardiness, cell phone use, inappropriate comments, and disrespectful behavior, will not be tolerated. Disruptive students may be asked to leave. If you require any special accommodations please speak to the instructor before class.
Students may miss no more than 2 classes. If a student misses more than 2 classes, the student may not be permitted to participate in the class show and must retake the class in order to move to the next level. A student may be held back and asked to repeat a class at the discretion of the instructor.
Students enter the program at Level 1 and must satisfactorily complete each level as a pre-requisite for the next level. Conservatory (our upper levels) students must be accepted through an application process. There is no pre-requisite for the Drop-In, the Free Intros, Any Level 1, Camp Magnet, or any elective unless specifically noted. Magnet reserves the right to accept or deny an individual's registration for a class.
Repeating at Half-Price:
To encourage student development and mastery of skills, students may repeat any core curriculum class for half the regular price.
Performance Opportunities:
Completion of the core curriculum and conservatory programs does not guarantee placement on a house team or guarantee any other performance opportunities at Magnet.
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Class payments are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. All sales are final.
Registration Complete Upon Payment:
Registration is not complete and you are not placed in the class until payment is received in full.
If a Class is Re-scheduled or Cancelled:
It's rare, but in the event that Magnet must cancel or reschedule a class, enrolled students will be notified of any rescheduling by either email or phone, or both. In the event of a cancelled class, a full refund will be given.
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A purveyor of weird in an increasingly codified comedy landscape, Jo Firestone sits down with us to talk about her numerous shows, how she approaches her art, and of course, City Museum in St. Louis. Host Louis Kornfeld kicks off this episode asking Jo whether she creates shows for her resume or because they interest her. As a prolific producer — she hosts Dr. Gameshow on WFMU, Punderdome 3000, Friends of Single People, and Firestone Success Academy (among many others) — Jo says you have to do it for yourself. She and Louis discuss how it feels weird to listen to and celebrate your own shows and Louis challenges Jo to create a new show with the suggestion of "farm." Hear about Jo's recent ventures to see art rather than comedy and how seeing bad art encourages you to take risks. Jo pontificates on the question of quantity versus quality and how she considers the audience when creating shows. Plus! Jo tells us the stupidest ideas she has ever gone through with and one of the very best moments from her many shows. Catch her now because she's about to go on tour with a rock band and before you know it, she'll be bigger than hip hop.
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In Pennsylvania, Attorney General Tom Corbett has filed criminal charges against a Beaver County man accused of operating a $2 million "Ponzi scheme," defrauding credit unions in Armstrong, Westmoreland and Luzerne counties.
Corbett identified the defendant as Eugene D. Miley. Corbett said that Miley allegedly served as a financial broker for clients, including three credit unions operating in southwestern and northeastern Pennsylvania, offering to locate and purchase various high interest rate certificates of deposit (CD's) for those institutions. Instead of purchasing CD's, Miley allegedly diverted the funds for his own personal use, depending on new credit union purchases to pay-off older fictitious "investments."
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"Miley claimed to be helping his clients earn a good return on their investments, but this was simply an illusion," Corbett said. "As with other ponzi schemes, the money received from new clients was used to pay-off older investors, or siphoned off for personal use, until the flow of new money stopped -- causing the operation to collapse and leaving victims with nothing more than empty promises."
According to the criminal complaint, Miley sold $2,080,000 in fictitious certificates of deposit between 2006 and 2008, including $1,387,000 to Moonlight Credit Union, located in Worthington, Armstrong County; $594,000 to VANtage Trust Credit Union, in Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County and $99,000 to Stanwood Area Credit Union, in New Stanton, Westmoreland County.
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Prep 25 mins
Cook 35 mins
While there are plenty of chocolate cake recipes here, I didn't want this one to be left out. This came from and old TOH magazine.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup cocoa
- 1 cup water, boiling
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 2 1⁄2 cups sugar
- 4 eggs
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 3 cups cake flour
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup sour cream
- 2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1⁄2 cup butter
- 1 cup sour cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 4 -5 cups confectioners' sugar
- Dissolve cocoa in water and set aside.
- In a mixing bowl, cream butter and sugar.
- Add eggs, one at a time beating well after each. Add vanilla.
- Combine flour, baking soda, baking powder, and salt.
- Add dry ingredients to wet mixture alternately with cocoa mixture and sour cream.
- Pour into 3 greased and floured 9" round cake pans.
- Bake at 350 for 30-35 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean.
- Cool for 10 minutes and remove from pans.
- Cool Completely before frosting.
- Frosting:.
- In heavy saucepan melt chocolate chips and butter over low heat.
- Cool 5 minutes.
- Place in a mixing bowl and add sour cream and vanilla. Mix well.
- Add sugar and beat until light and fluffy.
- Spread between layers and over top and sides of cake.
- Leftovers must be refrigerated.
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Very moist cake, I used coffee in place of water but otherwise followed the recipe. I too used my own frosting, This cake is so tender it almost does not need icing! So glad you posted this
LISA, you wouldn't believe the pages and pages of chocholate cakes i went through on so many sights looking for the one that appealed to me. When i saw your's using 3 cups of cake flour i knew this was it. Boy was i right.. The texture, taste amd moistness is definately ten star. i'm so glad you posted this recipe. A million thanks!!!!!!!! Didn't have choc chips so i used a different frosting.. Will use yours next time.