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Chidambaram vexed over 'Chinese spy' Karmapa
An Enforcement Directorate (ED) team on Tuesday, Feb 1 reached the Monastery near Dharamsala where Karmapa Ugyen Thinley Dorje stays.
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Raids continue; Lamas back Karmapa
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What are your favorite kinds of fireworks?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on July 4, 2008
"The two- to three- inch balls, preferably the red and blue ones, but I like any kind of mortar shells."
"Black Cats. I like to throw them in the water and time it so they blow up right as they hit."
"I like the big artillery shells, but I don't like to shoot them out of the tube. I just throw them on the ground."
"During a fireworks display, the ones that explode and have a shape of some sort, whether it's a heart or stars, or it looks like Saturn."
labmonkey 8 years, 11 months ago
One comment, and this is on the most discussed list? Throwing mortars in the water is pretty cool....
pomegranate 8 years, 11 months ago
sgtwolverine 8 years, 11 months ago
Wait ... Chelsi? Is this another case of misspelling an existing name to make an ostensibly unique name?Anyway, my favorite kind of fireworks are the big ones that go boom.
ms_canada 8 years, 11 months ago
We don't much go in for personal fireworks here in Alberta. The display that the city or province give us several times a year is so phenominal that no others can compete. We had a great show on Tuesday night for Canada Day at 11pm. It must occur at that time since it is still daylight here until 10:30. This month for 10 days, Edmonton has our Exhibition and during that, every night at 11 there is a great display from the grounds which is just across the river from me. As I have mentioned before, we live high on the river bank and our street is perfect for watching the display. So loads of cars come here and park at that time. The other night there must have been 40 cars up and down the street. The display lasts for about 20 minutes. I would take this opportunity to wish you all a very happy 4th of July and I trust you will enjoy your celebrations very much.
conservativepunker 8 years, 11 months ago
I miss the Cherry Bombs, M-80s and Silver Salutes of my youth. Those were fireworks!
idarastar 8 years, 11 months ago
KsTwister 8 years, 11 months ago
Bottle rockets. Still the favorite.
Flap Doodle 8 years, 11 months ago
4.2 inch mortars firing Willy Peter
davidnta 8 years, 11 months ago
I love the M-80s as a child. I remember throwing them into the water and they would make the water blow up. Roman candles were another favorite of mine. Lighting multiple of roman candles and shooting them in the sky was fun.
H_Lecter 8 years, 11 months ago
I've alway enjoyed blowing up black cats...and brown ones, grey ones, spotted ones, striped ones, hairless ones..I'm not picky
coolmom 8 years, 11 months ago
the pretty night time stuff especially the one called purple rain because its nice and one of the longer ones. happy 4th all.
geekin_topekan 8 years, 11 months ago
Chelsi?Yeah,chicks are like that.Phaen(Fawn)Myndee(Mindy/Melinda)Aimmee(Amy)Bambi(yep)Meanwhile back on the topic...The coolest fireworks can be bought in Canada.They looked like giant bottle rockets but the little tubular part that is glued to the stick was about the size of a 2liter Coke bottle.$30-$40 each.
sunflower_sue 8 years, 11 months ago
any that I don't have to clean up.
jonas 8 years, 11 months ago
Marital disputes. (Not mine)
oldvet 8 years, 11 months ago
Napalm... from an F-4 coming in low and fast...
OnlyTheOne 8 years, 11 months ago
Skyrockets. Lain on the road and lighted - watch automobiles try to avoid 'em.Love it.
Bruce Liddel 8 years, 11 months ago
My favorite kind of fireworks would be the kind where an entire city commission was voted out of office for having taken away one of our most treasured liberties - that being the responsible use of fireworks. This year I watched/listened in amazement while 100s or perhaps 1000s of violators enjoyed fireworks within earshot of my neighborhood (well within the city). I told the city commission before they passed this ordinance (no pun intended) that they could never enforce it. They didn't care. So much for equal protection under the law. Most governments can distinguish between responsible use and irresponsible use of firearms or motor vehicles. Why not fireworks? Yesterday I was too afraid of my nazi authoritarian government to enjoy what's left of my freedoms on a day when Americans used to celebrate real freedom.
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DIY Bar Cart
The thing about DIYs is they're fun to look at but decidedly less fun to do.
As a general rule, choosing to partake in a Pinterest special is usually a pretty big pain in the proverbial.
In fact, pinterestfail.com has got to be one of my favourite time wasters. It's where fun stuff like this happens…
However, when that do-it-yourselfer involves me drinking involve alcohol at some point… well, suddenly I'm feeling a little more motivated.
Enter this delicious, delicious bar cart.
For starters, you only need FOUR THINGS. It's like the craft version of that ridiculous cook book.
Secondly, I have been on the lookout for a bitchin' bar cart for some time now and I keep coming up with squat. There's all either too blokey or too lacking in personality.
This, however – well, this is the Goldilocks of bar carts. I want to give it my porridge and let it sleep in my bed. Which I'll probably do after I drink all its contents.
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All you need to do is get yourself a teensy table – I quite like this one from IKEA.
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A vintage suitcase – eBay is probably your best bet for this.
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"The most basic way to get someone's attention is this: Break a pattern."
― Chip Heath, Made to Stick.
Takeaway: Sticky ideas are simple, unexpected, concrete, credible, emotional and tell a story.
What makes an idea memorable and how do you communicate your message in a way that people take action? "Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die" by Chip and Dan Heath is an all-time bestseller that answers this question. While at Stanford GSB, I had the pleasure to take a class with Chip Heath about how to make ideas stickier. By sticky, the Heaths mean ideas people remember and understand and that will inspire them to change their opinion or behavior. In this post, I want to share with you the key principles I learned from this class and the book.
According to the Heath brothers, what makes it hard for us to communicate our ideas in an engaging and memorable way is the so-called "Curse of Knowledge". This curse is our tendency to have a lot of insider information when sharing an idea with others, which makes it hard to communicate it in a way that sticks with people without that knowledge.
Fortunately, the authors have come up with six principles that beat this curse and that make ideas stickier. These principles are Simplicity, Unexpectedness, Concreteness, Credibility, Emotional and Stories and can be summarized in the acronym "SUCCESs":
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Strip an idea to its core without turning it into a silly sound bite. Relentlessly prioritize and create a one-sentence statement that is both simple and profound. Apply the inverted pyramid from journalism: Start with the core of your message (the lead), only then add details in declining order of importance.
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Violate people's expectations, be counterintuitive, surprise them. Entertain people's curiosity over a long period of time by opening gaps in their knowledge – make them aware that they are missing an important piece of information they want to have. Ask a question, give them a puzzle / a teaser or present to them a situation without a resolution. And then fill those gaps over time.
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An idea becomes concrete when it can be described or detected by the human senses – when it is full of vivid images they can see, hear, smell or feel. Use simple comparisons, stories or props.
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- The Connection Plot, a story about people who develop a relationship that bridges a gap (racial, class, ethnic, religious, demographic etc.).
- The Creativity Plot, a story of someone solving a puzzle, being innovative or having a mental breakthrough.
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Publication Date: 1643
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Following a sold-out UK premiere at Southwark Playhouse last year, rock musical THE TOXIC AVENGER transfers to the Arts Theatre for a strictly limited ten-week season from 28 September to 3 December 2017.
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INTERVIEW: Jimmy Roberts on I Love You…, Joe DiPietro & new projects
Ahead of August's I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change reunion, we catch up with the musical's composer, Jimmy Roberts, about the musical comedy's enduring appeal, his long-running collaboration with Joe DiPietro and his upcoming projects including a new musical about Rex Harrison and Noel Coward.
NEWS: All-star cast reunites for I Love You, You're Perfect for two shows only, 15 Aug
Hartshorn-Hook Productions is thrilled to announce the reunion of last year's critically-acclaimed cast – Simon Lipkin, Gina Beck, Julie Atherton and Samuel Holmes – in I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change. The production, nominated for Best Revival in last year's Broadway World Awards, will return for two performances at the West End's Arts Theatre on Monday 15 August 2016.
THE TOXIC AVENGER – Southwark Playhouse
To describe the show as tongue in cheek could almost be an obtuse reference to the grotesque prosthetic (good work from Jonathan Moriarty North's studios) that Anderson sports as Toxie. But this musical's not to be taken seriously and it's only to be seen by those who share that guilty pleasure of liking their comedy served bloody, with a large helping of political incorrectness on the side.
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NEWS: Memphis writers' The Toxic Avenger gets UK premiere at Southwark, 26 Apr
The Toxic Avenger, the sci-fi rock 'n' roll musical comedy from the writers of Memphis the Musical, receives its European premiere at London's Southwark Playhosue, where it runs from 22 April to 21 May 2016, with a press night on 26 April. The production is directed by Benji Sperring, with musical direction by Alex Beetschen, lighting by Nic Farman and …
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LOVE ME TENDER – Touring
Churchill Theatre, Bromley
Based on the book by Joe DiPietroDirected by Karen Bruce
Love Me Tender's Ensemble
Based on the music of Elvis Presley, Love Me Tender is a juke-box musical that tells several love stories at the same time and all set in "a small town no-one's ever heard of in the middle of nowhere." We're introduced to its inhabitants who are resigned to a life of enforced conservatism and where frivolities such as music, dancing and "public necking" are all forbidden – until the arrival of Ben Lewis' Chad, an Elvis-esque roustabout to shake things up.
At times the story verges on the ridiculous, particularly in the second half when the plot races desperately towards a conclusion that reconciles eight characters' love stories. Yet it's not entirely formulaic. There is an element of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night thrown into the mix, as Natalie (Laura Tebbutt) masquerades as Ed which in turn delivers a surprising and pleasing splash of female empowerment as she exercises a choice that utilises the confidence and freedom she found as Ed.
The cast led by Mica Paris and Shaun Williamson is incredibly strong across the board, with several standout singers including Tebbutt and Mark Anderson ensuring that the production is not overly reliant on the big hitters. Though when Paris takes the stage for her solo, the effect is one of awe; her voice is truly incredible.
The musical arrangements are well done and rock and roll is neatly packaged up for the theatre. The choreography (Karen Bruce and Elliot Nixon) captures the retro vibe while injecting it with a dose of the contemporary.
Morgan Large's set design is complex and ambitious, but the risks more than pay off. There are also several memorable and comic human set fixtures, such as two ranch-style doors held by two actors, which swing open and shut to mark the entrances and exits of several characters.
Although the main focus of the story is love's ability to conquer all, the cheesiness is often offset by lots of clever wit and dry humour, delivered with perfect comic timing.
At Bromley this week, before heading out on tour – Love Me Tender makes for a fabulous night in the theatre!
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SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) is an integrated environment for managing any SQL infrastructure, from SQL Server to SQL Database. SSMS provides tools to configure, monitor, and administer instances of SQL from wherever you deploy it. SSMS provides tools to deploy, monitor, and upgrade the data-tier components, such as databases and data warehouses used by your applications, and to build queries and scripts.
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If you're anything like me, and I'm guessing you are, there's a constant stream of thoughts rolling around in that head of yours. And I'll take a stab in the dark and say that some of them are probably not the nicest thoughts in the world. Some of the thoughts I hear over and over again in my head are... you're a failure... your art sucks... why don't you have more patience with your wife and kids... don't do that, people will think you're stupid... you say you're enough all the time, but you really aren't... you suck... I could keep going, but I think we all get the point. Can you relate to any of this?
The fact is, our brains are pretty crappy to us sometimes. And I'll never understand why. Is it from things we see out in society? Is it from the way our parents raised us? Or did we pick these nasty thoughts in school? From movies?
I firmly believe people are inherently... good. And if people are more often than not good, why are we so crappy to ourselves? Which brings me to my point of this whole post...
I found myself listening to a Rob Bell podcast where he interviewed Elizabeth Gilbert (go listen to it, but only after you finish this post). I've always avoided anything Elizabeth Gilbert, because I got this vibe she spoke solely to women, and then that whole Julia Roberts movie...something about Julia Roberts. I digress. This interview sparked me to read Eat Pray Love, and I devoured it in a few days. l so resonated with the spiritual journey she took...and it's one quote in particular that stopped me in my tracks...
"I will not harbor unhealthy thoughts anymore."
Take a minute and ponder those words of wisdom. Substituting the definition of 'harbor' in the sentence, you can read it as I will not give shelter or offer refuge to unhealthy thoughts anymore. And the whole thing about a harbor as a place where we invite these thoughts in to our minds and we give them shelter.
Elizabeth Gilbert hit it on the head when she decided not to offer these negative thoughts a safe and comfortable place to stay in her head. She shut the port down. She built the habit of saying "I will not harbor unhealthy thoughts anymore" any time one tried to drop it's anchor.
I've started doing this as well. Trying not to let any unhealthy thoughts take up my already limited mental capacity. And you know what's been happening? While a difficult habit to build, I've noticed it getting easier to do...like all things, they just take time.
The more important A-HA takeaway I've noticed is it's created more space in my head for positive thoughts. Let's face it, our minds are never really going to shut up, unless you're truly an enlightened person or the Dalai Lama, which I'm not, so my mind is like a little skittish mouse, chattering away, all the dang time. So, if I'm turning away all the unhealthy and negative thoughts, that means I'm making space for the healthy and positive thoughts. Thoughts that remind me, I am loved, always, and endlessly. I am enough. I'm creating room to appreciate all the amazing things in my life...the feeling of bare feet in the grass...the beauty in the stillness of meditation...the joy in singing Carly Rae Jepsen's "I Really Really Like You" at the top of my lungs because it makes me feel good. That brings a lot of the good feels, let me tell you!
As I wind down this post, I want you all to take a few minutes and think of all the unhealthy thoughts you think about yourself. Think about them, write them down if you need to, so you can make sure you don't forget any. Then, one by one, tell those thoughts they aren't welcome in your harbor anymore.
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Nice attack: Tour de France goes ahead amid tight security
The Tour de France's 13th stage went ahead under tightened security on Friday following the deadly attack in Nice which has left at least 84 dead.
Riders observed a minute's silence in tribute to the scores of victims of the Bastille Day attack, which President François Hollande called a terrorist act.
The stage began at 08.05 BST, later than scheduled, after race organisers held a crisis meeting with the prefect of the Ardeche department and the gendarmerie - France's military force tasked with police duties.
Race Director Christian Prudhomme said: "We want this day to be a day of dignity as a tribute to the victims. We asked ourselves [whether the stage should be cancelled] but we think, after agreeing with authorities, that the race must continue."
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Cyclist given 18-month ban for taking cocaine
Italian Luca Paolini has been suspended for 18 months following his positive test for cocaine at the 2015 Tour de France, the UCI has announced.
Paolini was provisionally suspended on July 10 after testing positive on July 7 for a metabolite of the recreational drug after the cobbled fourth stage of the Tour.
The case was heard by the UCI anti-doping tribunal, which ruled the 39-year-old's positive test was "non-intentional" and, if the 18-month ban is applied from the date of his positive test, which is ordinarily the case, he will be eligible to return in January 2017.
The Katusha rider said in Gazzetta dello Sport he sought help for addiction to sleeping pills after his positive test for cocaine.
A statement from the UCI, cycling's world governing body, read: "The anti-doping tribunal found the rider guilty of a non-intentional anti-doping rule violation (presence of a cocaine metabolite - benzoylecgonine) and imposed an 18-month period of ineligibility on the rider."
The full decision was to be published on the UCI website.


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"Like no other artist of his generation, Damien Hirst has permeated the cultural consciousness of our times," declares the curator, Ann Gallagher, introducing the retrospective of the artist in Britain at the Tate. Well, confining it to "his generation", Hirst certainly has the notoriety with his dead sharks in formaldehyde and diamond-encrusted skull, although Tracey Emin with her My Bed (1998) and confessional installations could probably give him a run for his money (not literally, of course, given Hirst's reputation as the richest artist in the world today).
And here are Hirst's shock creations, gathered together for the first time in this country, the shark, the skull, the butterfly assemblages and the spot paintings, in the spacious new galleries of Tate Modern's third floor. You can say what you like – and everybody seems to have had a say already, most of it adverse – they represent the formidable output of an artist deeply committed to his profession and immersed in its history. The argument over whether sticking a cow in a tank or pinning a butterfly on a board amounts to art is now so worn out that you could be had up for ageism just mentioning it.
Go and see the diamond skull, (For the Love of God, 2007) encased in its own little walk-in cubicle at the back of the Turbine Hall of the museum or step into the central room in the main show surrounded by his fish, sheep and cows preserved in tanks and you can hardly accuse Hirst of tossing off the works without care or creativity. Nor can you say they are without meaning. The skull is a remarkable object, enfolding the reality of death and the image or religious relic with the permanence and the dazzle of real diamonds. The animals in formaldehyde are genuinely disconcerting in their still forms of frozen life.
The surprise of the show is that Hirst wanted it. After years of declaring that he'd never show in a museum like the Tate, it seems he has decided to look back on his career at the tender age of 46, thus immediately arousing the suspicion that it's a desperate effort to regain some of a reputation in decline.
It's a suggestion the exhibition, it has to be said, doesn't altogether allay. Arranged chronologically it starts with a room of his work at Goldsmiths College in 1986-8. There's a row of pans painted in household gloss, a ping-pong ball kept dancing aloft by a hairdryer at full blast, the first of his spot paintings pointedly leaned against the wall rather than hung. You would be hard put to see in any of these some great well of imagination or even precocious talent. But then, quite quickly, he seems to find himself and his gift for the art of effect. Perhaps it was because he searches into his own past and fears. Perhaps it was, as he suggests in a characteristically open conversation with Sir Nicholas Serota published in the catalogue, because he was just wanting and waiting to create something that would make a splash. But make a splash he certainly does.
From his weak beginnings you move on into a room, being careful not to sit on the sheep's head preserved in glass containers on the floor and portentously titled Stimulants (and the way they affect the mind and body) (1991), to be faced by the famous – infamous at the time – A Thousand Years (1990). It's a work of huge ambition and no little technical challenge in which a bloody cow's head is devoured by flies moving in a constant cycle of birth, decay and destruction by an insect-o-cutor. All are contained in a six-foot-high, two-chambered glass box filled with the buzz of the flies. It's both disgusting and compelling in its portrayal of the morbidity of death and its aftermath.
Hirst, still in his twenties, had found a way to bring the reality of living and dying into the room and the rest of his career can be seen as a constant effort to equal it. Nearly all the themes that have dominated his work since were created in those few years of the late Eighties and early Nineties: the animals in formaldehyde, expressing the permanence of mortality; the pharmaceutical cabinets positing science and commerce against human need; the rows of cigarette butts representing the fire that consumes, and the spot paintings giving off the air of random order and precise space,
Much has been made of Hirst's obsession with death, fuelled by his own statements that he thinks of it every day. But it's not actually death that permeates his work so much as the fragility of life and the beauty of it as it approaches its end. The Tate has been able to re-enact his room of fluttering and still butterflies, In and Out of Love (1991) from his first solo show in which the flies of the dead cow's head are replaced by a whole room you can enter, full of butterflies and gaudy potted plants. The shark (The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living, 1991) no longer threatens, its skin too grizzled now to make it seem deadly (best looked at an angle from the front corners show you see it reflected several times to the sides), nor do the sliced cow and calf (Mother and Child Divided, 1993) amount to more than themselves, but the two cabinets of arranged fish swimming in opposite directions (Isolated Elements Swimming in the Same Direction for the Purpose of Understanding, 1991) do work amazingly well still, their ordered progress providing a rhythmic flow that draws you in and disconcerts. So, too, with the cabinets of medicines, where the sterility of the brightly coloured packages belies the humanity of their purpose.
Hirst's work of the past decade doesn't so much develop these themes as monumentalise them on larger scale and with more luxurious materials. The plastic anatomy figures of the pharmacy are succeeded by a gigantic 20-foot high figure of painted bronze (Hymn, 1999-2005) and an angel anatomised in Carrara marble . The flies of A Thousand Years (1990) are massed in resin on a round 12-foot diameter canvas of stark blackness (Black Sun, 2005). The shark becomes a dove in formaldehyde in an unnerving image of frozen flight (The Incomplete Truth, 2005), while the butterflies are used en masse and to brilliant effect as stained glass windows (Doorways to the Kingdom of Heaven, 2007).
Finally, the Tate attempts to replicate the Sotheby's sale of 2008, in which Hirst gathered together some of his richest and glossiest works in a direct auction to the public (or at least its richest members), with a two-room display of gold-plated steel and aluminium cabinets containing zircon gems in dramatic lines. A tasteless theatre of the absurd on Hirst's part, positing wealth as the be-all and end-all of his profession (it's not for nothing that this show is sponsored by an oil-rich country, Qatar, with no art of its own)? Or was it the final act of bravado of an artist who'd had enough of the course he had followed and wanted out?
The exhibition doesn't answer this, or even ask the question. But it's the thought that hovers over a show which, like the works, has something of the memorial to it. Hirst himself has talked of how he has changed with fatherhood and how increasingly he has turned back to painting himself, although the exhibition contains no examples.
Perhaps it is Hirst being shy of showing the results. There is in his career a feeling of the search for effect over and above the search for himself. Too often, satisfied with impact, he prefers to make statements rather than pose questions. You see it most in his spot paintings, which he, or rather he and his assistants, have painted over 20 years and were shown earlier this year in their entirety across Gagosian's galleries worldwide. They're bright, they're mathematical, they suit a market that wants a Hirst picture to hang on their walls and they answer an artist's intellectual desire to pursue a theme to its limits. But there's a worrying sense that the artist has elaborated them not so much from a spirit of inquiry as a fear of doing anything more spontaneous. Hirst certainly has the courage to take risks but does he, one asks, have the courage essential to the best art of taking risks with himself?
I hope so. One would like this maestro of the macabre to produce a different, more personal work. As it is we have a retrospective that proves his coherence as an artist but not his worth.
Damien Hirst, Tate Modern, London SE1 (020 7887 8888; www.tate.org.uk) 4 April to 9 September
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So what's the big deal? Who cares? The fact that we do care and apparently care in spades is a sorry indictment not only of the times we live in, but of all of us who conspire in this brainless charade. This is herd instinct in its purest, most bovine form. It is follow-my-leader thinking with the act of thinking taken out. Human beings like to imagine themselves as superior to animals, but the Pavlovian effect of casting stars to spin out audiences for long-running plays reduces us all to cattle.
Star casting is a tactic which has been used to secure audiences since time immemorial - at least as far back as Dick Burbage in Shakespeare's day. What's happening in the West End at the moment isn't quite the same. What's happening is the peddling of celebrity for its own sake. It doesn't matter what the play is like. This Is Our Youth is the perfect example. Some people think it's fantastic, others think it's mediocre. But the quality of the material is entirely irrelevant. The only thing that matters is that it starred Star Wars luminary Hayden Christensen and now stars Matt Damon - plus a couple of his mates. Just as the only thing that matters about David Williamson's forthcoming Aussie comedy, Up For Grabs, is that Madonna is in it.
Elsewhere, the gravy train of endless celebrity re-casting is even more shameful. Matthew Warchus's production of Yasmina Reza's six-year-old comedy, Art, is a particularly cynical case in point. In I An Actor, Nigel Planer's spoof biography of the fictional actor Nicholas Craig, Planer jokes that one of the roles in Art could happily be filled by Bob The Builder. And so it comes to pass that children's TV presenter Jamie Theakston drags himself from the knocking shops of Mayfair to do the play. He may yet win Oliviers for his performance. That's not the point. The point is he just has to show up.
Any old rubbish can be sustained in this way as long as there is a large enough supply of celebs needy enough to abase themselves, and an audience obliging enough to indulge them. Certainly it's a good way for agents to get desperate clients off their backs. After Art, the best known example of this is the gynaecological baton relay that is The Vagina Monologues. Many have drooled over the pleasures of this show. But like Art and The Graduate before that, The Vagina Monologues has become little more than a re-launching pad for the withered careers of the formerly famous - blasting them back into orbit. Arguably such celebrity showboaters are better than long-running productions such as The Mousetrap or Blood Brothers which survive purely on the fact that they are still surviving.
Admittedly things could be worse, but is it really too much to ask for our cultural life to be about more than the veneration of a few flagging egos? We get what we deserve and as long as people are prepared to pay money to see shows because they feature someone who is or was once famous, the more we merit our enslavement. A fool and his money are easily parted.
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Our Social Team of the Week goes to Stirista! A team that plays multiple sports with us across multiple days, Stiristas can always be counted on to have a good attitude and one of socialness. We have the pleasure of seeing them at sand volleyball and soccer and they are always in high spirits. They came out to Slackers 2 last night to celebrate and win and it's always nice to see them out at our sponsor bars.
Week Two kicked off out at STAR Soccer Complex and it was a cold night but that didn't keep our games from heating up!
Game of the night was Rebels vs Proudfeet.
Proudfeet opened the game up with a quick goal and kept Rebels on the defense for most of the first half. A last minute female goal put them up 3-0. Rebels tried their best but just couldn't put the ball in the net.
Rebels went into halftime down but came back hardly out. They were able to score two goals back to back and were in striking distance of Proudfeet. The table turned and Proudfeet weren't able to connect any goals. While Rebels gave them a run for their money, they just weren't able to score again and so Proudfeet hung on for the win, 3-2.


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May 11 in Music History: The Woodstock album is released, Led Zeppelin goes to see Elvis
1957 – At the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, The Everly Brothers make their stage debut.
1957 – At the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, The Everly Brothers make their stage debut.
Recently, 13-year-old reel to reel tapes of some of Bob Marley's live recordings were discovered in London, and now those recordings have been restored. The analog tapes had been sitting in a decrepit London hotel for some 40 years; many of which had suffered water damage, but have now been restored. The tapes were discovered at the old Kensal Rise hotel where Marley stayed in the 70's when he was performing in London and Paris. Continue reading →
1962 – Parlophone releases the first Beatles single, "Love Me Do." The song gets its first radio spin that same day on Radio Luxembourg.
1952 – Hank Williams has his last recording session.
1962 – The Springfields' "Silver Threads and Golden Needles" becomes the first British song to reach the top 20 on the US charts. Dusty Springfield goes on to have several more solo hits on her own.
1953 – Elvis Presley becomes the first member of his family to complete high school when he graduates from J.C. Hulmes in Memphis, TN. He sports a split curl in the middle of his forehead for his senior photo, which later becomes his trademark look.
April is an unpredictable time of year – one that can bring sunshine and pastoral days as readily as storms and flooding. And sometimes, per the late great Prince, snow. As I write this, I look outside the WXPN office window and the skyline is grey and filled with drizzling clouds, and I wish in the back of my mind that the climate wasn't such a bummer today. Thank goodness for music; particularly summer-y music; particularly Bob Marley. Continue reading →
HBO will premiere "Montage of Heck", an authorized documentary about Nirvana singer Kurt Cobain, on May 4th. A companion book will published as well. Continue reading →
Irish singer-songwriter, Hozier, has released the music video for his latest single, "From Eden" Continue reading →
The Dead Milkmen continue their sudden streak of new recordings with Welcome to Undertown [link]
Light Heat recorded a psych-rock Key Studio Session with some help from members of The Walkmen and Fleet Foxes [link]
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Balto and Holly Williams turn in a pair of great live sessions for Folkadelphia [link and link]
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Scottish rockers Frightened Rabbit announced a fall show at the Electric Factory on October 27th [link]
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As recently as four years ago, if you mentioned 'autonomous vehicles' as a serious alternative to traditional private passenger automobiles, there were good odds that you would be laughed at or threatened. That has changed, and the impact could be more disruptive than first imagined. It seemed straightforward at the time … At the first… Read more »
Telematics: A Larger Landscape
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Data & Analytics: Going to the Core of InsurTech
In less than 2 years, 'InsurTech' has become a topic du jour for insurance and technology professionals. But much of the discussion focuses on ease of use and engagement; it misses some critical fundamentals. Fortunately, there is an opportunity to find the mix of externals and internals creating the magic. Ease of use is getting… Read more »
Who Can Do InsurTech? Who Should?
The term "InsurTech" is a bit ambiguous, describing a wide scope of activities. Depending on the source, InsurTech may cause disruption of current insurance practices, the rise of new insurance products, the evisceration of entire insurance C-Suites, the ascension of new entrepreneurs to Unicorn status. This is not particularly helpful. I prefer to use a… Read more »
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Legislators often say they can't wave a magic wand and make money appear.
Savvy budget experts, though, know that Colorado legislators do have the policy equivalent of a magic wand. A $600 million magic wand.
It's called the Hospital Provider Fee. Making a change to the fee will be harder than merely chanting "abracadabra," but it would go a long way toward solving Colorado's impending budget problems.
First, let's take a moment to review what the Hospital Provider Fee does. It was enacted in 2009 to help finance an expansion of the Medicaid and Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) public insurance programs. (This was a pre-Affordable Care Act expansion.)
Hospitals pay a fee based on their occupied beds and outpatient charges, and the money is kept briefly in a state account. There, it attracts matching funds from the federal government – doubling in the process.
Most of the money, plus the federal match, goes back to hospitals. Some of it is used to pay for the expanded Medicaid and CHP+ eligibility. Most hospitals love it because they recoup more than they put in. The fee also helps people who previously had not qualified for public insurance.
Just one problem: Revenue collected from the fee counts toward the limit established by the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights (TABOR).
TABOR restricts the growth of state revenue to a formula based on inflation and population growth. Anything in excess of the limit must be refunded to taxpayers.
Revenue from the fee counts toward the TABOR limit, even though most of the money goes straight back to the hospitals. TABOR refunds have to be paid through the state's general fund. So while hospitals and Medicaid enrollees benefit from the provider fee, other general fund priorities, like education and human services, have less money when a TABOR refund is required.
There are other fees that create the same situation, but the Hospital Provider Fee is by far the largest – at least $600 million a year. How much is that? It's so much that without the fee, there would be no TABOR refunds through 2030, according to a projection by the Colorado Futures Center, a respected fiscal institute at Colorado State University.
Here's where the magic wand could come in handy.
Not all state revenue is subject to TABOR. Colleges, for example, are considered "enterprises" – state programs that are funded mostly through their own revenue and not taxes – and their tuition money does not count toward the TABOR limit.
If legislators decided to designate the Hospital Provider Fee as an enterprise, then TABOR refunds would not be needed this year or for the foreseeable future. When the Hospital Provider Fee was enacted in 2009, Colorado was in the depths of the Great Recession, and the state was far below the TABOR limit. So no one bothered to try to give enterprise status to the fee.
Legislators have other options short of granting enterprise status to the provider fee. They could reduce the amount of the fee or redirect some of the revenue. All of these ideas come with trade-offs, and they leave some groups worse off – hospitals, state health agencies or taxpayers in general.
To some lawmakers, this seems less like magic and more like hocus pocus. Republican leaders have pledged to make sure refunds are issued as called for by TABOR.
But if the legislature doesn't do anything about it this year, it doesn't take psychic powers to predict that future debates about TABOR are going to hover around the Hospital Provider Fee.


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These pages hold information on application for visa and resident permits for Denmark, issuance of Danish passports and a list of fees for consular services. It is also possible to register yourself while travelling in Tanzania.
Due to a Nordic agreement the embassy of Norway in Dar es Salaam took over the handling of Visa and residence permits for Denmark on 1. January 2015, after Sweden. The Norwegian Embassy only processes visa applications from nationals of Tanzania or holders of a valid residence permit in Tanzania.
The Visa section at the Danish Embassy is closed and the embassy no longer accepts applications for visa, residence or family reunifications,as well as invitations for applicants of visas.
The Norwegian Embassy is located on Mirambo Street, Dar es Salaam.
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