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1999 Spanish Grand Prix
|Race details
|Race 5 of 16 in the 1999 Formula One season
Circuit de Catalunya (last modified in 1997)
|30 May 1999
|Official name
|XLI Gran Premio Marlboro de España
|Barcelona, Spain
|Permanent racing facility
|Course length
|4.728 km (2.938 mi)
|65 laps, 307.196 km (190.833 mi)
|Cloudy, hot, dry 22 °C (72 °F)[1]
|Pole position
|Fastest lap
|Michael Schumacher
|1:24.982 on lap 29
The 1999 Spanish Grand Prix[2] was a Formula One motor race held on 30 May 1999 at the Circuit de Catalunya near Barcelona, Spain. It was the fifth race of the 1999 Formula One season. The 65-lap race was won by McLaren driver Mika Häkkinen after he started from pole position. His teammate David Coulthard finished second and Ferrari driver Michael Schumacher took third place.
Mika Häkkinen, starting on pole for the fifth time in 1999, got off the line quickly and began building a gap between him and second place. David Coulthard and Jacques Villeneuve, starting third and sixth respectively, had great starts and were able to take second and third place by the first corner. Eddie Irvine, starting second, had a poor start and fell to fifth place after being passed by Coulthard, Villeneuve, and then in the second corner, his teammate Michael Schumacher. Olivier Panis and Marc Gené failed to start, with Gené retiring and Panis able to continue on in last place.[3]
The McLaren duo of Häkkinen and Coulthard began building up a substantial gap, with the Ferraris being held up by Villeneuve.[4] Eddie Irvine, on lap 23, became the first of the front runners to pit. Mika Häkkinen came in the next lap, and had built up such a lead that he only fell to second place. Villeneuve and Schumacher both stopped simultaneously, but Villeneuve's stop was longer and Schumacher was able to pass Villeneuve in the pits. Irvine was also able to capitalize on Villeneuve's slow stop to pass him.[3]
After pitting, Michael Schumacher was initially caught behind Heinz-Harald Frentzen, but once past, he began the task of chasing down David Coulthard, fourteen seconds ahead. Schumacher closed to within a second of Coulthard on lap 41, but he pitted the next lap without making an attempt to pass. Mika Häkkinen pitted the lap after Schumacher, and Coulthard pitted on lap 45. Coulthard's stop was slightly faster that Schumacher's, and came out just ahead of Schumacher. Schumacher was able to close up behind Coulthard on cold tires, but was unable to pass Coulthard. Once Coulthard's tires warmed up, he was able to pull away from Schumacher.[3]
Jacques Villeneuve pitted on lap 40, suffering from a broken rear wing element. The mechanics pulled the broken element off the wing, but first gear broke when Villeneuve tried to leave his pit box, and he retired.[3]
Michael Schumacher made another late charge on David Coulthard as the two battled through the lap traffic of Damon Hill, Rubens Barrichello, and Toranosuke Takagi. Schumacher ran out of time, however, and finished the race in third place behind Coulthard. Mika Häkkinen won the race by over six seconds, marking the first time that both McLarens finished a race in 1999.[2]
Championship standings after the race[edit]
- Note: Only the top five positions are included for both sets of standings.
- Rubens Barrichello finished 8th but was disqualified for illegal undertray mounting.
- Only one on-track overtaking manoeuvre was reported.[7]
- ^ Weather info for the 1999 Spanish Grand Prix at Weather Underground
- ^ a b c "1999 Spanish Grand Prix". formula1.com. Archived from the original on 9 January 2015. Retrieved 24 December 2015.
- ^ a b c d "Grand Prix of Spain Review". Autosport. 30 May 1999. Retrieved 15 February 2014.
- ^ "Spanish GP, 1999 Race Report". grandprix.com. 30 May 1999. Retrieved 15 February 2014.
- ^ "1999 Spanish GP". chicanef1.com. Retrieved 15 February 2014.
- ^ "1999 Spanish GP". chicanef1.com. Retrieved 15 February 2014.
- ^ "Circuit de Catalunya: Most Boring Track Ever?". f1rejects.com. 2008. Archived from the original on March 22, 2013. Retrieved 15 February 2014.
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I started a new tradition on this trip that I wanted to share. I'm not a huge music buff. In fact, I listen to the same radio station all the time and they mostly play the same music over and over again. I'm even one of those people that can drive home with no music at all. But, when I'm on vacation I love listening to music and I especially love listening to new music. On my most recent trip, I discovered several new songs (I'm sure these are not new to others…remember I listen to the same boring music all the time). In case anyone is interested here is some of the new (to me) music I came across.
Before I Left
Before I left I took the opportunity to rub it in a bit to my co-workers and played this song at our last meeting…"Cups (When I'm Gone)" by Anna Kendrick.
Naturally the predominate music in Belize is reggae. I really enjoyed listening to "Because I got High" by It's a Cover Up. I found the lyrics (minus a couple of vulgar verses) quite funny and it definitely reminds me of Belize every time I hear it.
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Some of the songs I heard and enjoyed in New Zealand were also very popular in Australia. First the local artists…
- "Royals" by Lorde
- "Why Does Love Do This To Me" by The Exponents (this was our "morning song" during our tour, meaning we played/sang it every morning…I actually didn't enjoy it at first, but it grew on me after hearing it every morning for 20+ days)
And, here are some others I heard and enjoyed while in New Zealand.
- "Up All Night to Get Lucky" by Get Up Daisy (someone in our tour group told me this song was by Daftcom, but I couldn't find such a band on iTunes)
- "I Love It" by Icona Pop
- "Mirrors" by Justin Timberlake (a lovely friend I met from Germany and who currently lives in Australia played and sang this for us while we were in Bay of Islands)
First a couple of Aussie artists that I enjoyed…
- Christine Anew – She's an aboriginal singer. I heard one of her songs at the Taronga Zoo in Sydney. I haven't yet downloaded any of her music.
- Lanie Lane – Our guide give me a copy of one of her albums, but one song in particular that I really enjoyed was "Bang Bang".
And, a few others I first heard in Australia.
- "Wake Me Up" and "Hey Brother" by Avicii
- "Feel So Close" by Calvin Harris
- "Blurred Lines" by Robin Thicke (I had no idea Robin Thicke could sing like this)
- "Dog Days Are Over" by Florence and the Machines
- "Buffalo Soldier" by Bob Marley
- "Let Her Go" by Passenger
- "Sex on Fire" by Kings of Leon
- "Solid Rock" by Richard Perso (I downloaded a version with a strange intro, but I still like it)
- "Lemon Tree" by Fool's Garden (a fellow traveler from Germany told me that they used this song in school to teach English…that made me like the song even more)
- "The Lazy Song" by Bruno Mars
Don't judge me…I said these are new to me…now I've revealed that I really am a "musical idiot". I'd love to know what others think of these songs. Are there others that you think are similar that I would like?…please share.


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Normal 0DENVER (BASN) — I love a man who just does not know his place . . . . you may not dig this, but dig this; Jamaica, and you know I don't mean Jamaica New York, I'm talking the land of Herb-us Ker-nubus trees, trees, as in oak or Sequoia . . .
Yeah, jerked beef and jet skis, mon.
27-year-old Newton Marshall prepared for sled-dog racing across the frozen Arctic tundra of Alaska – by harnessing wandering island dogs, pulling a sled . . . on wheels through the pot-hole filled streets, no, let's go with paved roads of Jamaica.Today he stands ready, willing, capable and able to begin the assault through the grueling Iditarod race – across the Sasquatch territory of the 50th state.
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Mother nature, this time of the year . . . is a stark raving bitch, and Jack Frost never really leaves town when you're this far North. To describe it as Nordic weather would not do this environment justice.
Not to mention, the human competition from a world-class field of 70 other Dog-men. They are Dog men right? The Iditarod started Saturday in Anchorage and will cover more than 1,100 miles, in sub-zero weather.
Any Jamaican who deliberately places himself in this frigid place, Ice Station Zebra . . . surely does not know his place, and is that not a beautiful thing? Audacity and defiance, the two characteristics I hope I passed on to my children – let no man tell you where to stand.
Of course Marshall's story brings a grin to your face because it's just so . . . contradictory, so conflicting and inconsistent with what the world is suppose to "know" about Black folks.
So odd, unique, flippin' peculiar even. But consider these islanders have made a name for themselves in bobsleds, so apparently they, as a people – don't understand their . . . "place" and I don't strictly mean their geographical location – the middle of the Carri-bean Sea.
We all know the real story is; what in hell is this Black cat doing at the North Pole?
If Marshall is not single-handily shattering stereotypes then I don't know who is. Believe me, I'm a skier, and I do occasionally encounter the Caucasian guy who is astounded he's ran across a Colored skier . . . .
I recall folks taking a second and third look as my wife and I descended into the Grand Canyon, or when I was deep sea fishing off Catalina. I do enjoy blowing rednecks minds. The world is not their exclusive playground.
Years ago my son recalls a guy on the gondola talking to him and his buddy, informing them they were "pioneers" and my son, at twelve, not totally grasping the complexities of what branded him a pioneer, had to have pops break it down for him, the whole Carter G Woodson thing about a man knowing his place;
How such words apply to Black skiers and dog sledders . . . . What if they'd accepted the low-expectations of a White male controlled society – which clearly states; as a black person, be you in Jamaica or Jacksonville Florida, certain endeavors, particular interest and unique activities – are off-limits for you, and instead set aside for White guys?
Because these limitations apply to every fasit of life; from President of the US of A, to astronauts, engineers and rock climbers, if it's not gladiator, entertainer or court gesture, then it's not for Black guys.
And of course, the tragedy in all this . . . Black people have been beaten-down, to the point of acceptance of these supposed short-comings, far, far too many of us accept, endorse, some even embrace the low-expectations White society maintains for Blacks.
Empirically imposed limits and barriers for 400 years, self-enforced limitations for the last 40. We must break these chains.
In the minds of most of the planet, just the thought of dog sledding should be beyond the scope of Black people, outside of the box we've been stitched into. Fighting dogs, yeah, we all, each and everyone of us fight dogs . . . and eat hot dogs.
You bet, but race dogs across the ice, no, we're suppose to have no inclination to venture out onto frozen lakes in Santa Clause's little red ride.
First n' foremost, as Black folks, we're not suppose to have the intellectual curiosity to even flip the channel from BET or ESPN to even know Dog sled racing even exist.
So when Marshall steps on the frozen surface, people are blown away he even knew the sport existed, let-alone has the character to even attempt this Great White Hunter stunt.
"He works very, very hard at his craft," says Chas St. George, spokesman for the Iditarod. "He ran the 2009 Yukon Quest, and as a rookie he finished that race. It's a 1,000-mile race.
Many rookies who later on in their careers have run all kinds of races have failed to finish that particular race."Marshall became the first Jamaican to finish the Yukon Quest, coming in 13th out of a field of 29 mushers.
Just as Canada had a number of Black Dudley Do-Rights on their bobsled teams – Lascelles Brown and Shelley-Ann Brown, the USA employed Vonetta Flowers, a housewife and mother of 2, and a Black lady who lent her track horned speed and explosion to the team, Germany had racing for them Black German Richard Adjeit , and of course Afro-American speed skater Shani Davis.
Some of us, thank god, just don't know the place we've been pegged into. Believe it or not . . . . 40% of the "of color" athletes at this year's Games went home with nine combined medals.
Thank you, Newton Marshall for contradicting long held miss-beliefs and half truths which this nation and much of the world are quick to accept as the burning bush truth.
Word is, Blacks can't swim, can't float, our behinds are too big – nonetheless Black swimmers have sunk that ole wives tale, as too, we can't endure cold weather. Newton erases that myth, and he's from Jamaica, not Cleveland, Green Bay or Buffalo; how tough must this kid be?!
I think the most impressive aspect of what Marshall is undertaking – is honestly, he's prepared for the snow by practing and perfecting his craft on sandy beaches and Kingston streets. That would constitute, if not illustrate achieving against all odds.
What this man is attempting and accomplishing – he's not suppose to be able to do. Training in 87 degrees weather to compete in 18 below zero conditions . . . that can only leave me to believe Marshall's heart, determination, concentration and commitment must be at a level . . . much of the world's citizens never believed a Black person could display.
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- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 75g thick sliced cooked ham, cut into small pieces
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- 100g Cheddar cheese, grated
- 500g Asda Ready to Roll Shortcrust Pastry
- Flour for rolling out
- 2 large free-range eggs
- 200ml single cream
Fry the spring onions in the oil for 2-3 minutes until soft but not coloured. Cut the ham and tomatoes into small pieces and grate the cheese.
Pre-heat the oven to 190C/170C Fan/Gas 5. Roll out the pastry on a lightly floured surface to the thickness of a £1 coin. Cut out 12 x 9cm or 10cm rounds with a cutter or bowl and put them into a 12-hole bun tin.
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Beat the eggs and cream in a bowl until evenly mixed. Season with black pepper then pour into a jug.
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Chapter 53 — The One-Armed Maiden, page 7
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We'll be seeing that lioness-murdering-a-goat clip art again.
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Hello, horror tropes!
Fox and Hummingbird here are using the same character designs as Nick's succubi in my unfinished graphic novel Oscar's Kitchen. But they're not demons. Just scary teenagers.
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Dogs are not allowed in the dog park.
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Chapter 53 — The One-Armed Maiden
Okay! Here we go! My first big set piece of my return. My favorite parts of SCB have always been the short, self-contained, action packed sequences like this one — Hooping, Famous Red Raincoat, Road. Look 'em up in the contents, I can't be arsed.
This chapter is named for a common type of fairy tale about a female protagonist with at least one damaged arm. They also have such names as "The Girl Without Hands", "The Girl with the Chopped-off Hands" and "Mad Max: Fury Road". Actually the real folk tales start with a horrific act of violence, and end with a wonderful miracle, but tend to degenerate into a flurry of letter writing in the middle. This chapter (and Fury Road, which I swear I had not seen when I started this) is more of a arm-impaired female protagonist grafted onto a more conventional Hero's Journey. I was actually pretty stoked when I watched Fury Road and saw them using some of the same mythic elements I was. Yoshimi was pretty blown away by Imperator Furiosa.
Oh, but Y's arm will not be chopped off during this story. It's just broken. So you don't worry.
Progressive Christianity and Comics
This post kind of metastasized. I'm frustrated about the lack of other progressive Christians in comics which lead me to ask: what the hell do I believe, anyway?
1.) I believe in a single God, composed of three persons. I just totally mangled the idea of the Trinity, which I completely do not understand, but I want to convey that I believe in it. After decades of wrestling with doubt about things that don't really make much difference in real life, I've decided that I'm just going to believe all the standard Christian Supernatural stuff unless there's a compelling scientific, political or moral reason to question it.
2.) I believe that God became a human being, in order to help us. He taught some very important things, and was executed for being a political agitator. He rose from the dead, like, 48 hours later. Tradition is 3 days, but that seems to mean "over the course of three days", since he went down Friday Night and was back up by Sunday Morning.
I've had weekends like that.
3.) I believe that Jesus' life, death and resurrection helps humans be closer to God. There are lots of theories about how this works. Some I hate — like, all forms of substitutionary atonement, especially penal substitution. Some, like moral influence theory, I like a bit better. I certainly couldn't tell you which, if any of them, was actually true.
4.) I don't really care about the afterlife. Getting to go to Heaven when you die seems to be the main point for most Christians. Myself, I find the idea of dying and waking up in another universe where stuff like this goes on utterly pants shittingly terrifying and I'd rather do anything else. Except go to Hell, which I imagine must be even worse.
Conversely, while I have what I consider an ordinate and rational fear of dying (which sounds scary and painful), the prospect of simply not existing any more doesn't sound so bad. It's not like I'm going to miss me when I'm gone.
And, of course, I would never dream of telling anybody what's going to happen to them in the afterlife. You can't know that stuff.
5.) I do, however, deeply crave the presence of God. Like, agonizingly. And I'm learning to listen for it, too. A couple of times I've had the presence of something vast and loving and definitely not me enter my head from outside, with lasting, even lifelong, repercussions. A lot of times I feel things that might be God, and might be my own intuition. It's really hard to tell, and frankly I think I'm crazy, but my therapist and psychiatrist refuse to diagnose me as schizophrenic, so there you go.
I mean, perspective, too. If we take Philip K. Dick's VALIS incident as, say, a 10, my strongest experience was maybe a 1. Certainly I've never written a word of Koine Greek. I can barely write English. But it's still the kind of thing where I'd have to be really dismissive of some pretty profound experiences if I wanted to not believe in God.
6.) I believe the fundamental law of life and human behavior is compassion. I favor anything that promotes compassion, and oppose anything that promotes callousness and selfishness. I do consider the teachings of Christ especially, but not uniquely, effective in learning to live compassionately.
That's it, I think. I might write more about how that relates to my art later, but maybe not. Words (at least the ones written outside of dialogue bubbles) are hard.


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I decided to download Netscape's new v8 browser. I'd seen screenshots of it before, and was taken aback by the ugliness, but it is based on the lovely Gecko engine, so it can't be that bad, right? Right?
When I first opened the executable, I was greeted by a system error. When I tried again, the browser actually opened, preceded by a large, tacky splash screen. I wasn't able to find any way to turn it off.
The particular version I downloaded was 0.9.6, which itself was based on Firefox 1.0, which makes it several security fixes behind. I'm not sure if Netscape will based their releases on the official Firefox code, or go off and do their own thing.
When it opened, I was greeted by three different tabs telling me how fabulous the browser was. My immediate impressions were that this browser is ugly. The default chrome is a flat blue monstrosity. There's an extra bar on top that is itself tabbed. Tab 1 shows weather (bloat) and a buggy feedback box (bloat). Tab 2 is bookmarks, and the rest are customizable. The buttons and lines are cartoonish, overly large and round, and without my beloved Adblock extension, I get served ads. A quick check shows that Netscape doesn't even have Firefox's default option to "block images from [www.domain.com]." [screenshot]
I opened up a single instance of Firefox (along with the ad hoc Slashfix extension and Adblock) and browsed to the same page. A quick look at my task manager shows that Netscape is using about 13MB more memory [screenshot]. Bloat bloat bloat. I'm not entirely sure what extra features Netscape has built in my default, and I'm sure there's ways to reduce it, but 30MB of memory loading one relatively small webpage is unacceptable in my book.
One feature I think is pretty nifty is a per-tab/per-site security setting [screenshot 1 / screenshot 2].
Each tab has a little shield noting whether the site is trusted. I can just see, however, where this could be easily abused. It's ultimately up to the user, though, since they can set per-site controls. Another thing you may have noticed is the ability to render a page using IE's Trident engine instead of the normal Gecko engine. Given that there are still poorly-coded sites that don't operate correctly in Firefox, this must be a good thing, right? No. While it's still a matter of debate, I happen to be of the opinion that the ability to use either engine removes the pressure on web designers to create sites that comply with web standards, rather than browser-specific widgets and sloppy code. More bloat, which may account for the demo's 10.7MB installer size.
A button on the far left of the taskbar opens up a Mozilla-like sidebar, with more ties to default Netscape services [screenshot]. One features of the sidebar is an integration with AOL's Instant Messenger service (no surprise there). I can only imagine what the final version of v8 will come bundled with. It seems to work, though why anyone would want to control their AIM service through a browser instead of decent programs like Trillian or Gaim, I have no idea [screenshot].
Digging deeper into the options, we can see just how much Netscape v8 is based on Firefox. The options dialog is almost exactly the same, except for Netscape's added whitelist/blacklist feature and a more centralized form-filler/password-saver called "Passcard." Everything is still the same drab OS9-cum-colorblindness blue.
In terms of behavior, Netscape 8 works just fine. It's based on the excellent coding of the Mozilla's Foundation's volunteers. But not only to I object to on æsthetic grounds (the default theme reminds me of the horrible "cat paw" themes on Mozilla Update), but on its extra bloat (isn't this why people stopped using the Mozilla Suite?) and it's integrated Trident engine.
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Matthew is best known as the male keyboard-playing half of Frisky & Mannish, the musical comedy double act noted for their twisted pop parodies. The duo's first full-length show, School of Pop, was hailed as the "undisputed hit of the Edinburgh Fringe" (Herald) and the beginning of a "global phenomenon." (Times) Garlanded with thirteen five-star reviews, the show transferred to Soho Theatre for a sell-out limited run, and then embarked upon an international tour, starting with a three-week engagement at the Sydney Opera House, and including seasons at the New Zealand International Arts Festival, Melbourne Comedy Festival, Adelaide Cabaret Festival, and an award-winning single appearance at the Brighton Fringe. After storming the cabaret tent at Latitude Festival, the pair returned to Edinburgh with a sophomore show, The College Years, which garnered them enough critical acclaim to land second place out of over 2500 productions on Edinburgh Festival Guide's 'Top-Rated Shows' list, and led to the first of their live performances on BBC Radio 1, an appearance that crashed their website. Their third show, Pop Centre Plus, championed in The Independent by Ruby Wax, sold out the Udderbelly and toured the United Kingdom, culminating in the duo's highest-profile solo gig to date at the Shepherd's Bush Empire. The following year, their 'greatest hits' show Extra-Curricular Activities toured internationally, earning the duo an award for Best Comedy at the Adelaide Fringe, whilst they simultaneously premièred an experimental new work, 27 Club, which was much darker in tone and received rave reviews. The pair were then invited to write and record 'Perfect Christmas Single' for BBC Radio 1, which was downloaded over 170,000 times and continues to be played each Christmas. After a year's hiatus, the duo returned to form with Just Too Much, a "blistering" show which premièred on the South Bank, and was then presented at the Edinburgh Fringe, The Forum in London, and Fringe World in Australia. More recently, they have developed CabaRIOT, a protest show exploring topical socio-political themes that has toured venues in London, Perth, Edinburgh, and Auckland. Aside from their own shows, the pair headlined two West End variety nights at the Lyric Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue, and played many of the major music festivals including Glastonbury, Bestival, and T in the Park. They have been featured on BBC Radio 2's The Arts Show, BBC Radio 3's The Verb, BBC Radio 4's Sketchorama, BBC2's The Culture Show, and BBC3's Three at the Fringe. They were runners-up at Hackney Empire New Act of the Year 2010, and nominees for a Chortle Award and a Loaded LAFTA Award. Their act has been described as "superb and uncontrollable" (Times), "wildly talented" (Independent), "riotous" (Guardian), "effortless" (Observer), "unbelievable" (Sun), "fully blown superstars" (Time Out), "extraordinary" (New Zealand Herald), "a force of nature" (West Australian), and "pure exhilarating brilliance from start to finish" (Chortle).
Matthew received a grant from Arts Council England to create his first solo show, Marksman, initially devised in collaboration with Dickie Beau at Jacksons Lane, and singled out as a 'top theatre pick' in The Guardian, before further development at the Young Vic and Slung Low's The HUB with Russell Lucas. His second solo show, Richard Carpenter is Close to You, will be launched at Brighton Fringe in May 2017 and tour the UK throughout the summer. He also performs solo acts in the guise of Ruth Less, an alt-drag character who was crowned the winner of 'Miss Twin Peaks 2013' at The Double R Club, and has since appeared at Glastonbury with Miss Behave, Soho Theatre with Nina Conti, Shoreditch Town Hall with John Kearns, The Glory with Jonny Woo, Udderbelly with Scott Capurro, Barbican, London Wonderground, Theatre Delicatessen, Pleasance, Royal Vauxhall Tavern, and Bethnal Green Working Men's Club.
As a composer, Matthew wrote the score for Jon Brittain's A Super Happy Story (About Feeling Super Sad) which premièred in Hull and transferred to the New Diorama. He co-wrote the book, music and lyrics for 2012: An Olympic Vaudeville, part of Greenwich Theatre's Emerging Artists Season and described in Time Out as "bursting with inventive attention to music, comedy, visual impact and dramatic structure." He has also written original music for Pimlico Opera, The Oxford Revue, and a number of events by immersive company Gingerline. His musical directing credits include Stay Another Song at the Young Vic, Into the Woods at the Oxford Playhouse, Merman at the Jermyn, and the Edinburgh Comedy Award-nominated The Reunion. As a director, his work on Screwtopia! and The Big Screw-Up garnered critical acclaim at the Edinburgh Fringe, St. James Theatre, and Adelaide Fringe. Matthew has written, produced and starred in two short films: The Artist-Critic Conflict, which was long-listed for a British Comedy Award in the category of 'Best Internet Comedy Programme', and Too Cabaret: A Message for Gary Barlow, a viral which was featured in The Independent and The Guardian, the latter calling it a "hugely entertaining video riposte" by "some of our brightest and most talented producers and performers." He co-wrote the screenplay for Session Squared, which won an Audience Award at the 48 Hour Film Project London 2013. He is also an occasional contributing writer for Exeunt Magazine.
As an actor, Matthew played the lead role in Steven Bloomer's Punch at the Edinburgh Fringe, for which he was variously described as "a terrific lead" (Time Out), "a joy" (Exeunt), "charismatic" (Scotsman), and "fine" (Stage). He appeared in Dickie Beau's Camera Lucida at the Barbican, a production which received the Oxford Samuel Beckett Theatre Trust Award. Other roles have included Honey in Heels of Glory (Chelsea Theatre), Kenny Everett in Royal Vauxhall (Underbelly), Peachum in The Threepenny Opera (Oxford Playhouse), and Puck in A Midsummer Night's Dream (Primavera). He has also worked at the National Theatre, Old Vic, Peacock Theatre, Trafalgar Studios, King's Head, New Wolsey Theatre, Waterfront Hall, Sherman Theatre, Leicester Square Theatre, and theatre503.
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MARKSMAN / Jacksons Lane, The HUB Leeds
Role: Writer, Performer / Dickie Beau, Russell Lucas (dirs.), Adrian Berry, Porl Cooper (prods.); Arts Council England grant recipient (under the title "Psychodermabrasion")
A SUPER HAPPY STORY (ABOUT FEELING SUPER SAD) / Fruit Hull, New Diorama, Greenwich Theatre, Edinburgh Fringe (Pleasance)
Role: Composer, MD / Jon Brittain (writ.), Alex Mitchell (dir.), Silent Uproar (prod.)
CHARMING DICK / Cockpit Theatre
Role: Witch Queen / Paul Emelion Daly (writ.), Tim McArthur (dir.), Catia Ciarico (prod.)
ROYAL VAUXHALL / Latitude, Edinburgh Fringe (Underbelly), RVT
Role: Kenny Everett / Desmond O'Connor (writ.), Lucy Wray (dir.), Suzanna Rosenthal (prod.)
HEELS OF GLORY / Chelsea Theatre
Role: Honey / Heather Tyrrell, Richard Link (writs.), Stephen Heatley (dir.)
STAY ANOTHER SONG / Young Vic
Role: Musical Director / Elayce Ismail (dir.), Imogen Brodie (prod.)
FAILED STATES / Latitude Festival
Role: Hannah and others / Andrew Taylor, Desmond O'Connor (writs.), Patrick Wilde (dir.), Dysphoria Arts (prod.)
CAMERA LUCIDA / Barbican Centre
Role: Fig. 3 / Dickie Beau (dir.), Dead City Radio (prod.)
REAL HORROR SHOW / Leicester Square Theatre, Edinburgh Fringe (Assembly)
Role: Adam and others / Colin Hoult (writ.), Kat Hoult (dir.)
DIRTY LAUNDRY / theatre503, Latitude, Edinburgh Fringe (Underbelly)
Role: Tristan, Constable / Rachel Hirons (writ.), Kat Hoult (dir.), Joe Brown, Old Vic New Voices (prods.)
PUNCH / Canal Café Theatre, Edinburgh Fringe (Underbelly)
Role: John / Steven Bloomer (writ.), Jessica Edwards (dir.), Little Dog (prod.)
2012: AN OLYMPIC VAUDEVILLE / Greenwich Theatre
Role: Writer, Performer / Leela Bunce (co-writ.), The Zeit Geists (prod.)
THE IRON EYELASHES / New Wolsey Theatre Ipswich
Role: Joe / Imogen Brodie (writ.), Sarah Niven (dir.), Imaginary Forces (prod.)
THE THREEPENNY OPERA / Oxford Playhouse
Role: Peachum / Lotte Wakeham (dir.), OUDS (prod.)
BAJAZET / Edinburgh Fringe (Caves)
Role: Osmin / Ed Behrens (dir.), Double Edge Drama (prod.)
INTO THE WOODS / Oxford Playhouse
Role: Musical Director / Tom Littler, Lotte Wakeham (dirs.), OUDS, Primavera (prods.)
HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH / Old Fire Station Oxford
Role: Musical Director / Harry Scoble-Rees (dir.), OUDS (prod.)
THE CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE / Oxford Playhouse
Role: Lavrenti and others / Lily Sykes (dir.), OUDS (prod.)
THE INSECT PLAY / Old Fire Station Oxford
Role: Ichneumon Fly / Nanw Rowlands (dir.), Big Clock (prod.)
I WAS A RAT! / Edinburgh Fringe (C Venues)
Role: Roger / Holly Race (dir.)
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM / Merton College Oxford
Role: Puck / Tom Littler (dir.), Primavera (prod.)
ASSASSINS / Old Fire Station Oxford
Role: Charles Guiteau / Laura Corcoran (dir.), MofO (prod.)
I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE / Burton Taylor Studio Oxford
Role: Musical Director / Kieran Pugh (dir.), MofO (prod.)
GODSPELL / O'Reilly Theatre Oxford
Role: Musical Director / Laura Corcoran (dir.), MofO (prod.)
ONCE UPON A MATTRESS / Electric Theatre Guildford
Role: Minstrel / Angela Hardcastle (dir.), SCYT (prod.)
TWELFTH NIGHT / Oriel College Oxford
Role: Antonio / James Methven (dir.), OUDS (prod.)
LULU / Old Fire Station Oxford
Role: Edvard Schwarz / Lily Sykes (dir.), OUDS (prod.)
THREE SISTERS / Oxford Playhouse
Role: Fedotik / Andrew Leveson (dir.), OUDS (prod.)
GUYS AND DOLLS / Old Fire Station Oxford
Role: Nicely-Nicely / Wayne Ives (dir.), Deep Blue Theatre (prod.)
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TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA / Electric Theatre Guildford
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OKLAHOMA! / Waterfront Hall Belfast, Sherman Theatre Cardiff, Peacock Theatre
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THE SECRET GARDEN / King's Head Theatre
Role: Dickon / Miles Eady (dir.), Elephant Theatre Company (prod.)
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THE OXFORD REVUE / Edinburgh Fringe (Underbelly), Old Fire Station Oxford, Oxford Playhouse
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LA SOIRÉE / Spiegeltent London
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ENTER MICKEY JERONIMO / Riverside Studios
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THE DOUBLE R CLUB / Bethnal Green Working Men's Club
Role: Ruth Less / London Cabaret Award nominee
A FRISKY & MANNISH CHRISTMAS / Lyric Theatre
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LA CLIQUE / London Hippodrome
Role: Mannish / Brett Haylock (prod.)
PIETER AT THE ORCHID / Dublin Gay Theatre Festival (Cobalt Café)
Role: Joe / Imogen Brodie (writ.), Sarah Niven (dir.), Imaginary Forces (prod.)
MERMAN AT THE JERMYN / Jermyn St. Theatre, Aldeburgh Music Festival
Role: Musical Director / Dominic Mattos (writ./dir.), Joyous Pie (prod.)
A STRANGER KIND / Orofena Films
Role: Musician / Aled Roberts (writ.), Ollie Murray (dir.)
Role: Writer, Performer / Duncan McLean (dir.); British Comedy Award nominee
SESSION SQUARED / HookHitch Theatre
Role: Writer / Jonny Klein (co-writ.), Christopher Mills (dir.); 48 Hour Film Project London Audience Award winner
Role: Writer, Mannish / Laura Corcoran (dir.)
SKETCHORAMA / BBC Radio 4
Role: Writer, Mannish / Comedy Unit (prod.)
THE VERB / BBC Radio 3
Role: Mannish / Jessica Treen (prod.)
THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS SINGLE / BBC Radio 1
Role: Writer, Mannish / Chris Cox, Emlyn Williams (prods.)
FUN AND FILTH CABARET / BBC Radio 1
Role: Mannish
THE SCOTT MILLS SHOW / BBC Radio 1
Role: Mannish / Emlyn Williams (prod.)
THE ARTS SHOW / BBC Radio 2
Role: Mannish
CURIOSITY KILLED THE CABARET / BBC Radio 4
Role: Mannish / Ali McGregor (prod.)
THE LAUREN LAVERNE SHOW / BBC6 Music
Role: Mannish
Role: Mannish
Role: Singing teacher / Lucky Day (prod.)
Role: Mannish
Role: Writer, Mannish / John MacLaverty (prod.)
Role: Mannish / Dez McCarthy (dir.)
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Brian Logan, The Guardian | "Where are comedy's male-female double acts?"
Matt Trueman, Fest | "Snap, cackle and pop"
Andrew Mickel, Such Small Portions | "Comedy gets actorly: George Wendt, Andi Osho, Charlie Hanson and more talk about the thesp life"
The Scotsman | "Arts blog: Matthew Jones of Frisky & Mannish tries something a little bit different"
Ben Walters, The Guardian | "Cabaret stars make a song and dance about Gary Barlow's X Factor jibes"
Exeunt | "Predicting a Cabariot"
Lyn Gardner, The Guardian | "What cabaret can teach traditional theatre"
The Guardian | "Frisky & Mannish: taking the beep out of the Pussycat Dolls"
John O'Mahony, The Guardian | "Camera Lucida: a truly spine-tingling experience"
Exeunt | "Matthew Floyd Jones: The Skin I Live In"
Brian Logan, The Guardian | "Forget the Funky Gibbon: how musical comedy went from square to hip"
British Comedy Guide | "Frisky & Mannish"
Alice Jones, The Independent | "Frisky & Mannish"
Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph | "Frisky & Mannish"
Jay Richardson, Edinburgh Festival Guide | "Frisky & Mannish"
Tom Lamont, The Guardian | "Frisky & Mannish"
Jimmy Aquino, Stated | "Frisky & Mannish"
Liz Arratoon, The Stage | "Matthew Floyd Jones"
Bridget Galton, Ham & High | "Matthew Floyd Jones"
James Russell, Gay Times | "Matthew Floyd Jones"
Chortle | "Frisky & Mannish's School of Pop"
The Independent | "Frisky & Mannish's School of Pop"
The Observer | "Frisky & Mannish's School of Pop"
The List | "Frisky & Mannish: The College Years"
Three Weeks | "Frisky & Mannish: Extra-Curricular Activities"
Adelaide Advertiser | "Frisky & Mannish: Extra-Curricular Activities"
Time Out | "Punch"
A Younger Theatre | "Frisky & Mannish: Just Too Much"
This is Cabaret | "Psychodermabrasion"
British Theatre Guide | "Heels of Glory"
Fest | "Royal Vauxhall"


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What is a dense 8mm left lower nodule of the lung? Dense nodular opacity in the left lower lobe is likely a calcified granuloma. What does that mean to me?
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Deoxygenated blood enters the lungs from the right side of the heart and travels to the lungs. When you inspire, oxygen flows into the lungs, transverses the capilliares and attaches to hemoglobin down a gradient. At the same time, co2 diffuses into the capilaries and is expelled with exhalation. Oxygen rich blood then flows to the left side of the heart and into the ...Read more
What is a pasterior right lower lobe pareachynal nodule abutting. The pleaura exhibits stripped internal calcification just need to know what it is
A : A parenchymal nodule is an area of abnormal density in the tissue of the lung. The fact that it abuts the pleura means that it is at the edge of the lung. Based on that description alone, this could be just about anything, from an area of infection to a tumor. The fact that is contains calcium in it means that it has been present for a while, and that usually means a benign process, but that can't really be determined without comparing to old studies or doing follow-up images to show no change over time. ...Read more
I have a 4mm nodule in my right lower lung lobe. Doctors suspect its benign. Risk outweighs benefits to aspirate it out.Do nodules hurt? I feel pain
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(Sept. 22, 2016) – Duck-Hee Kang, Ph.D., R.N., FAAN, unexpectedly died on September 20th after a brief illness. Kang, the Lee and J.D. Jamail Distinguished Professor and director of the UTHealth School of Nursing's Biosciences Laboratory, was a much-beloved and highly productive faculty member.
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Taiwan is a country surrounded by sea and ocean. The unique geographic position, with ocean currents flow passing by, provides Taiwan with a wide spectrum of fishing fields and fishery resources. In addition, the advanced development of farming research and technology in recent years has increased the species and yields for the people's choices. Seafood is one of the necessary daily food sources for people in Taiwan.
In this oceanic nation, however, our understanding of the marine life largely limits to how to "eat" them. Taiwanese lack the concept and access of sustaining marine resources.
As a matter of fact, many species on our dining table are under immediate threat of decreasing wild numbers, habitat loss, exhausting species populations, damaged ecosystem, and so on, during the process of capturing or farming.
Following the yearly promoted "Seafood Watch" program in developed countries, we thus launch the "Seafood Choices" program, which is to develop a rating system for suggesting the residents to consume more seafood that is good for keeping the ocean healthy. While you eat the qualified seafood, you contribute to the growth of domestic fishery and conserving Taiwan oceanic environment!


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Discussion in 'Royal Air Force' started by MoD_RSS, Aug 26, 2011.
I would be more impressed if they concentrated on operations.
Bird on the left needs to put in some more miles
Why are they wearing high viz belts in the gym?
Is there much chance of being knocked down?
They're crabs mate, they stand around so much people mistake them for bollards.
Maybe I am biased, but I think this is a good effort by all those involved with the money going to worthy causes too.
It's a spectacular effort but the point remains that these people should have work to do. I am well aware that this is being done in their 'down time' but it used to grip me that we were pulling a minimum of a 16 hour day and you couldn't get hold of who you need to back in BSN as they were stood down. Front line troops aren't stood down until the tour ends so I'm firmly in the belief that people in BSN should be grafting just the same. Anyway, rant over.
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text: Low ground clearance vehicles (LGCV) getting stuck at tracks of highway-rail grade crossings (HRGC) poses a severe safety risk. Vehicles with long wheelbases and low ground clearance are more likely to encounter this on high-profile HRGCs. There are currently no commercial automated systems to detect and compute minimum clearance, and suspended or protruding rigid parts of LGCVs, and provide advance warning before reaching HRGCs. To address this, IAI and its collaborator, Sabra, Wang & Associates, have been awarded a contract entitled, "Advance Radar Based Low Ground Clearance Vehicle Detection and Warning System. An innovative, inexpensive, stand-alone, lane specific and vehicle specific LGCV detection and warning system will be built. First, vehicles with longer wheelbases will be detected and prescreened using a pair of inductive loops or magnetometers with a high resolution interface card. Next, a millimeter wave imaging radar downstream will be triggered to capture a high resolution profile of the vehicle and to calculate the lowest clearance to the pavement. IAI's proprietary Scan Synthetic Aperture Radar (ScanSAR) algorithm will be used to perform 3D imaging of vehicle's underbody profiles. The real-time ScanSAR algorithm will be implemented on IAI's Multi-Channel Digital Signal Processing (MCDSP) system. This system supports multi-mode warning, with the ability to support both "infrastructure" and futuristic "onboard" warning systems. The system will work for all high-profile HRGCs and vehicles of various wheelbases and underbody clearance, and supports multiple lane operations at highway speeds. The proposed system has very fast processing and response time, and can function in all weather, visibility and road conditions.