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The best cancer clinic I've ever been to……Europe travels part 2
There is a clear winner. Best holistic cancer treatment I've ever seen. Blew me away, in fact. The facility itself is gorgeous! It's the $17 million gift of a wealthy humanitarian who was cured by the founding doctor high up in one of the most beautiful mountain ranges in the world. With beautiful lodging, on-site, […]24 Comments • Continue Reading →
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If you've heard me speak, you've likely heard me refer to Paul Leatham, one of the greatest influences of my life. Shortly before I spoke in San Diego last month, I got an email that he had passed away. He was 63 and died of lingering complications from a motorcycle accident. When my first child […]10 Comments • Continue Reading →


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When my friends David and Cindy Goldenberg read my review of Andrew Nagorski's Hitlerland,about Americans in Germany watching the rise of the Third Reich, they decided to dig out this postcard someone sent Cindy's grandfather in June of 1938. It reads:
Dear Coy,
Well I'm here and enjoying visit very much. It's
a Great Country, every body is busy, happy and
contented, haven't noticed anything like suffering,
though everyone is saving and building for a
United and greater Germany. Saw Adolph Hitler yesterday—
what a Man, serious but friendly-and the people are all with him.
Sure miss Cal sunshine, it's been cold and cloudy here—
Regards, Bill
This was just the kind of naive assessment — and approval — that American foreign correspondents in Berlin had to fight against at the time. Four months later, Hitler rolled into Czechoslovakia without firing a shot. Five months later, Kristallnacht.
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Another new Ed Lee biography hits the city's doorsteps
Children dressed as zombies, ghosts and Kim Kardashian waving divorce papers haven't been the only scary things turning up on San Franciscans' doorsteps. Call it a trick or call it a treat, there's a second – second! – unauthorized biography about our very own interim mayor, Ed Lee. Because one, apparently, just wasn't enough. A […] [Read More]
OccupySF gets support from Supervisors
In setting up a possible political showdown with Mayor Ed Lee, San supervisors will consider a resolution Tuesday in support of OccupySF demonstrators' right to set up a full-functioning encampment without the threat of a police shutdown. The resolution was approved today by the Board of Supervisors' City Operations and Neighborhood Services Committee and goes […] [Read More]
When it comes to mayor's race, LGBT club can't seem to get along
Tensions in the mayoral race seem to be more heated than we thought. So heated, in fact, that members of the nation's oldest LGBT Democratic club are infighting. The Alice B. Toklas LGBT Democratic Club endorsed three candidates, in line with the ranked-choice voting system in play for the first competitive mayor's race in San […] [Read More]
Can you find the polling place?
Before you fill out that ballot on Nov. 8, stop. Observe your surroundings. Ask yourself: Am I where I'm supposed to be? Your polling place could be different this election season. The city's Department of Elections has combined several precincts, cutting the number of spots to 406 from 567 in the last election. Usually, you […] [Read More]
About that deluge of campaign mailers you're getting
In an effort that could single-handedly rescue the cash-strapped U.S. Post Office, San Francisco's political consultants are flooding our mailboxes with campaign mailers. Combine a very crowded mayor's race, a district attorney's race, a sheriff's race, eight ballot measures and millions in public financing and there's a lot to say and a lot of money […] [Read More]
Central Subway debated at City Hall
The continuing battle over the fate of the long-planned Central Subway project took center stage at City Hall today when a Board of Supervisors' Committee held a hearing on a San Francisco Civil Grand Jury report that blasted the $1.6 billion rail extension into Chinatown. "In our opinion, it has several major design flaws, it […] [Read More]
Herrera rallies crowd in defense of his commitment to same-sex marriage
More than 100 people gathered today in a Castro district plaza named after gay political icon Harvey Milk to commend City Attorney Dennis Herrera for his legal support of same-sex marriage. The rally came a day after The Chronicle ran a front-page story that raised questions about Herrera's early commitment to defend then-Mayor Gavin Newsom's decision in […] [Read More]
Stern Grove transformed into "Scaregrove"
San Francisco's Stern Grove once again will be remade into "Scaregrove" Friday evening for a Halloween-inspired festival for families. The Recreation and Park Department is hosting the third-annual Scaregrove event at the Sunset District park, best known for its summer concert series, children's camp and Pine Lake. Organizers promise a haunted house, hay rides, carnival games, jumpy […] [Read More]
Mexican Museum wins $800,000 grant
The Mexican Museum has won an $800,000 grant to design and develop its long-sought permanent home in the city's Yerba Buena neighborhood. Awarded by the California Cultural and Historical Endowment, the money will go toward drawing up plans for a 40,000-square-foot space, preparing construction documents and helping oversee the building process. Prominent Mexican architect Enrique […] [Read More]
Public health says Occupy SF camp is dirty, unsafe
The camp at Occupy San Francisco is an imminent hazard to health, the city's public health department told demonstrators late Tuesday. "Evidence of excrement, urine and vomit were observed throughout the park," the department said in a notice. "Fecal material was observed on stairs and grass. A container of human waste was observed along the […] [Read More]
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|Senate Democrats are using the Republicans' threat to end the filibuster of judicial nominees with the so-called "nuclear option" as a vehicle to raise campaign cash.
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David Altman is a marketing and communications specialist in the Technology and Innovation Development Office (TIDO) at Children's Hospital Boston. David manages the office's web and print communications and is the editor of TIDO's Annual Report. David's interest in blogging surfaced in seeking to spread the word about Children's inspiring innovations to the medical and business community. Prior to joining Children's, he completed an internship at the BMG Music Group's copyright department in NYC. He plays the bass guitar in a local rock band and is an amateur marathon runner and triathlete. David holds a BA in Music with a specialization in business from the University of Hartford, Hartt School.
Jay Berry, MD, MPH, is a pediatrician and hospitalist within the Complex Care Service at Children's Hospital Boston. He leads the multi-institutional Complex Care Quality Improvement Research Collaborative (CC-QIRC). Off-hours, Berry is a dad and a musician.
Fabienne Bourgeois, MD, MPH, is a Pediatric Hospitalist at Children's Hospital Boston. Her research interests include the policies surrounding the implementation of personally controlled health records for the pediatric and adolescent population, and the use of models of electronic health information exchange to reduce fragmentation of medical information.
George Daley, MD, PhD, is director of the Stem Cell Transplantation Program at Children's Hospital Boston, a leader in the hospital's Stem Cell Program, and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator. An internationally recognized expert in stem cell research, his current work seeks to develop cellular therapies for degenerative, malignant and genetic diseases using induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, embryonic stem (ES) cells and other stem cell platforms. Science magazine cited Daley's creation of disease-specific stem cells from patients in its 2008 Breakthrough of the Year issue. He is past president of the International Society of Stem Cell Research.
Nancy Fliesler, Vector's editor, has been senior science writer at Children's Hospital Boston since 2003, spotting innovation trends and covering virtually every clinical and laboratory research department in the hospital. She previously worked for the ABC News medical unit, helped produce science programs for K-8 teachers for the Harvard-Smithsonian Science Media Group, and worked on video productions for the Mental Illness Education Project. Prior to that, she was executive editor of Journal Watch, and also produced and directed the award-winning documentary Lifestyles of the Poor and Unknown. She holds a BA from Oberlin College (Phi Beta Kappa) and an MS in science and medical journalism from Boston University.
Naomi Fried, PhD, is Children's Hospital Boston's first Chief Innovation Officer and is building and developing a program in clinical innovation, aimed at improving care quality and assisting the hospital in shaping the future of health care. Previously, she was the Vice President of Innovation and Advanced Technology at Kaiser Permanente (KP) and Managing Director of KP's Archimedes Project. Before KP, Naomi advised two venture capital firms on life science and health care information technology investments; served as the General Manager and Vice President for Business Development of 1747, Inc., which conducts online clinical trials for new drugs; and was instrumental in the formation of the medical informatics internet start-up company (e-SKOLAR, formerly SHINE) spun out of Stanford School of Medicine, serving as interim President for its first year. Naomi has a BS in Chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley and a PhD in Materials Science from MIT. She tweets @NaomiFried.
Eugene Goldfield, PhD, is a psychologist in the Center for Behavioral Sciences at Children's Hospital Boston and Harvard Medical School who does clinical research with infants. As an associate faculty member of the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering, he is principal investigator on a National Science Foundation grant focusing on the development of an intelligent flexible orthotic garment for children with cerebral palsy. Goldfield also has a second device in development to help newborns with feeding problems, known as the Active Bottle.
Daniel Kamin, MD, joined the GI department at Children's Hospital Boston five years ago. He grew up in Phoenix, Arizona, but feels more comfortable on the East Coast, where he has been since going to college. Daniel was the initial medical director of intestinal transplantation at Children's, and recently has turned his career towards GI education. He is a member of the Ethics Advisory Committee at Children's, and hopes to further explore the ethical frontier between the decisions made by doctors and patients. Blogging is new for Daniel, and further projects include blogging about cheese appreciation and cheese education, one of his extra-curricular passions.
Alex Kentsis, MD, PhD is a Hematology and Oncology fellow at Children's Hospital Boston and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Currently, he is using urine proteomics to study Kawasaki disease, neuroblastoma and Wilms tumor, and using genome-wide RNA interference and protein mass spectrometry to discover and define new treatments for acute myeloid leukemia. He believes that application of advanced molecular technologies and bioinformatics to patient-centered clinical trials will lead to improved ways to diagnose and treat a variety of common and rare diseases. He holds an AB and SM in Biochemistry from the University of Chicago, a PhD in Biophysics from New York University, and an MD from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. He can be found at http://alexkentsis.net and tweets @oleg8r.
Joseph Madsen, MD, is director of the Epilepsy Surgery Program in the Department of Neurosurgery at Children's Hospital Boston, and director of the Neurodynamics Laboratory. His extremely diverse research team studies alterations in dynamic attributes of the child's brain, both electrical and mechanical, which cause them to see a neurosurgeon. He is an internationally recognized expert on the surgical treatment of epilepsy and hydrocephalus, two of the most prevalent neurosurgical conditions of children. Having received his MD degree from the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Science and Technology, he is an inventor and medical device designer honored by the Boston Business Journal in 2007 as Healthcare Champion in Innovation.
David Resnick, partner and leader of the Biotechnology/Chemistry team at Nixon Peabody LLP, focuses his legal practice in the life sciences, including patent prosecution, patent interferences, transaction matters and associated client counseling. He has extensive experience in prosecuting applications for major U.S. research institutions and domestic and international corporations, particularly in the areas of pharmacogenomics, proteomics, and disease biomarkers and their application in the evolving field of personalized medicine. He has written for Nature Biotechnology, The Journal of Biolaw & Business, Personalized Medicine, and other publications, and is a regular contributor to the business and technology website www.xconomy.com.
Maude Tessier, PhD, is a Licensing Manager in the Technology and Innovation Development Office at Children's Hospital Boston. She is responsible for managing and licensing technologies arising out of the Vascular Biology Program, as well as the Surgery, Urology and Respiratory Diseases Departments. Prior to joining Children's Hospital, she worked for Xanthus Pharmaceuticals, Inc., an oncology drug development company in Cambridge, MA where she acted as Business Development Manager and Project Manager. She received her Bachelor of Science Honors degree in Biochemistry from McGill University in Montreal, Canada, and earned her Ph.D. from the University of Toronto, Canada, from the department of Medical Biophysics.
Tom Ulrich is a senior science writer in Boston Children's Hospital's Marketing and Communications Department, covering laboratory and clinical research innovations across the hospital. Over the last ten years, Tom has parlayed his curiosity about science and passion for science writing and communications into a number of roles, including development writer at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, marketing writer at AIR Worldwide, and editorial & account director at Feinstein Kean Healthcare. Most recently, he was the communications manager at Harvard Catalyst | The Harvard Clinical and Translational Science Center. Tom earned a master's degree in molecular microbiology and immunology from the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University, and is an amateur photographer. He tweets about science and technology under the handle @scribbler_tom, and also has his own science blog called You've Got Some Science On You.
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|April 2014 at 11pm
Categories: Latest News,Off-Broadway Shows
Posted: March 3, 2014
I have a blast week in and week out at my late night Saturday comedy show — Ted Greenberg's The Complete Performer. For over five years, I've rocked the stage at Soho Playhouse at 10:00pm, followed by a lucky group winning a cab ride from me anywhere in NYC. I've driven to the Bronx, the far reaches of Queens, deep into Brooklyn and even just around the corner in Soho. Each week is an adventure.
In April, that adventure goes one hour later. That's right. On April 5, 12, and 19, you can see Ted Greenberg's The Complete Performer and experience all the chills and thrills. Just at 11pm. Then, after three really late weeks, I'm taken April 26th off. I think I've earned it.
Book your tickets now, and be among the select few who can say "I saw Ted Greenberg at 11."
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|5th Anniversary Show Announced | October 19th
Categories: Comedians,Comedy Shows,Latest News,Off-Broadway Shows,Reviews
Posted: September 18, 2013
5 Smash Seasons!
Ted Greenberg's The Complete Performer
5th Anniversary Party – October 19th
Time flies when you're a dynamic lookalike duo. Thank you for helping Ted Greenberg's The Complete Performer reach a significant milestone – the show's 5th Anniversary!
On Saturday, October 19th, join us for another great show plus a champagne toast and cookies from our favorite local bakery — Milk and Cookies. Get your tickets now to celebrate with me and the Mascot NOW!
Five is a big anniversary. Half a decade. So big Mascot and I made this Vine about it.
It's been 5 years of hilarity, mind-blowing magic tricks, free cab rides home and great reviews. Check out some recent ones.
"My mom laughed so hard she cried! Ted Greenberg has created a show that is a blend of comedy, magic with heaping spoonfuls of silliness and hilarity." – PD on TripAdvisor
"Excellent show! My boyfriend and I laughed all night. A large portion of the show is improv and Ted did an excellent job interacting with the crowd and getting the audience involved. I'm a local and would definitely go again. Thanks for a great night, Ted!" – K.C. on Yelp.com
Thank you for the support over the past 5 years!
And if you cannot make it on the 19th, we're at the Soho Playhouse in downtown Manhattan every Saturday at 10 pm. Tickets are on sale through the end of the year.
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|Downtown Comedy Show Rocks the Critics
Categories: Comedy Shows,Latest News,Off-Broadway Shows
Posted: July 25, 2013
Soho is a terrific hub of nightlife in New York. Bars. Music Venues. Clubs. Theaters. Movie houses. The neighborhood has it all. And, I am particularly proud that my show – Ted Greenberg's The Complete Performer – is part of such vibrant arts and cultural community. A mere two blocks from Soho Playhouse is HERE, a 20-year-old theater that supports hybrid work. It's a fantastic space with two theaters and a cafe.
Right now, HERE is presenting one of the best reviewed comedy shows of the year. Julian Schwab's 'rogerandtom' has consistently tickled critics' funnybones. The New York Times raves that the show is "past clever and making its way toward brilliant." The New Yorker chimes in, ""the more nuts things get the more fun this light, whimsical, very well-acted play about the imagination is." And New York Magazine was all hot and bothered by the production: "Julien Schwab's crafty, poignant bottled playlet is a small, cool gem in the hot miasma of summer."
Sounds like it's time to run to see this stunning piece of work. And, I'd like to mention that it stars two very fine actors – Eric T. Miller and Richard Thieriot. Both are always worth the price of admission.
Get your tickets now before 'rogerandtom' closes. Performances run through August 24th.
|Bill W. and Dr. Bob at Soho Playhouse
Categories: Latest News,Off-Broadway Shows
Posted: July 11, 2013
One of the great things about performing my weekly comedy show at the historic Soho Playhouse — besides having a grand ole time every Saturday night — is the diversity of other shows that call the downtown theater home. This week, Bill W. and Dr. Bob, a moving and funny play about the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous, joined the long list of terrific shows on that adorable stage.
The play about two of history's iconic, but not well known figures, has racked up award after award and critical praise across the United States and Canada. Actor Martin Sheen raves, "The miraculous story, beautifully told, of the men who named the disease and created the cure." Bill W. and Dr. Bob met 80 years ago in an interesting set of circumstances, and worked to keep each other sober. Their 'cure' has helped tens of millions of people who struggle with alcohol addiction.
Patrick Boll and Timothy Crowe play Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith, respectively. These terrific actors imbue their characters with vitality and grace. Their performances are a joy to watch as this uncanny story unfolds. Check out this wonderful show. For tickets, visit Soho Playhouse's web site.
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|Unconstitutional In Time for July 4th
Categories: Latest News,Off-Broadway Shows
Posted: July 4, 2013
Happy Fourth of July! It's time to celebrate the birth of America. The re-opening of the Statue of Liberty, which has been out of commission since Hurricane Sandy last fall. Watch some fireworks, fire up the grill, head to the beach. Maybe even throw back a cold one or two.
While you're at it, celebrate the return of Colin Quinn's Unconstitutional. The solo show has an extended run – July 4 – 23 – at the Cherry Lane Theatre in New York City.
The 75 minute show finds the humor in the founding of the United States of America and our document – The Constitution. The show isn't a dry history lesson. As told by Quinn, whom I've praised before, the Constitution is a living, breathing work and the men who wrote it flawed and funny. And lest you think the show is only about Madison, Jefferson and Washington, Quinn weaves in modern day tales and references Bruce Springsteen. Get your tickets now.
Unconstitutional is a great way to spend this patriotic day. Check out this wonderfully funny and insightful one-man show. I promise you won't be disappointed.
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|Summer in New York
Categories: Latest News,Off-Broadway Shows
Posted: June 6, 2013
Nothing says summer like a stroll through Central Park, the 843 acre mega park in the heart of Manhattan. The park bustles with joggers, cyclists, picnics, rollerskaters, walkers, tourists, New Yorkers and of course, theater. For over 50 years, downtown's Public Theater comes uptown to present two productions in Shakespeare in the Park. Now, the shows aren't always by the Bard, though this year they are. And the tickets are free. To obtain them, you must wait in a long line — longer still when megastars like Meryl Streep and Al Pacino grace the stage at the Delacorte Theatre.
This summer's Shakespeare in the Park is already under way. Comedy of Errors continues through June 30th and stars Modern Family's Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Hamish Linklater and Heidi Schreck. The second show, which runs late July through mid-August, is a musical adaptation of Love's Labours Lost by the creative team behind the brilliant Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson, a Public Theater hit from a couple years ago that eventually moved to Broadway. You can listen to a few of the songs at the Shakespeare in the Park website.
The first week of each run is always the best to try to get tickets, but you can often still get in on a rainy evening when there are a bunch of no-shows. If you're visiting New York for the first time or a longtime member of the Big Apple, there's no better way to kick off your summer than going to Shakespeare in the Park.
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|'Baby Wants Candy' Rocks SoHo Playhouse Again
Categories: Comedy Shows,Latest News,Off-Broadway Shows
Posted: March 4, 2013
Late night shows that tickle the funny bone are a great reason to live in New York City or plan a visit. There's nothing like being charmed or captivated by a unique, downtown experience. Something not quite like another. And, I'm happy that Baby Wants Candy, that juggernaut musical improv show, has returned to Soho Playhouse through the end of April. Get your tickets now before the show sells out its Friday night at 10:00 pm run.
It's widely accepted in the industry that developing a musical takes, on average, eight years. That's right. 70,158 hours to bring a musical to life. At Baby Wants Candy, all it takes is ONE HOUR for the zany cast to come up with a musical you will never, ever forget. A Chicago import, Baby Wants Candy, according to its website, has featured performers Stephnie Weir and Nicole Parker (MadTV), Rachel Dratch and Seth Meyers (SNL), Jack McBrayer (30 Rock), Garry Tallent (Bruce Springsteen and the E St Band), Mark Pender (Max Weinberg 7) to name a few.
Don't just take my word for it. The New York Times has made the show a "Critic's Pick". And Buzzfocus.com raves, "This gathering of comedic geniuses is the one show you want to see before you die." All I can say is welcome back to New York and Soho Playhouse, Baby Wants Candy. You're sure to heat up the rest of winter.
Tags: baby wants candy, late night comedy, SoHo Playhouse
|Cabs of the Future
Categories: Latest News,Off-Broadway Shows,Taxi Cabs
Posted: February 28, 2013
Times are a-changing. This recent Beta Beat article highlights a modern vending machine currently available in and East Village bar. The ultimate goal is to roll these machines out in New York City taxi cabs, and to offer gum and condoms, among other items.
First, credit card machines were installed in the back of cabs, and now condoms may be easily available. This news got me thinking about what else I would like to see in the back of a cab since I drive one for my Off-Broadway comedy show, Ted Greenberg's The Complete Performer. Here are my top three choices for the back of a cab:
3. Coffee – Do you know how many drunk people get in the back of a cab, particularly late at night? Some coffee to sober them up would be a welcome addition to any ride.
2. Barf bag – Are you sensing a theme? Yep, a barf bag would help keep the back of the cab clean. If they can be on airplanes, why not cabs?
1. Back massager – Everyone would love this. I think the next cabs need to featured a back massager as its seat. Who wouldn't want to ride there?
What would you like to see in a vending machine in the back of a cab?
|Comedian to Comedian | Interview with Matt Graham
Categories: Comedians,Comedy Shows,Latest News,Off-Broadway Shows
Posted: September 13, 2012
Today, I'm thrilled to continue my interview series with comedians (and in this case Scrabble champion). Matt Graham, who is currently starring in This Too Shall Suck at SoHo Playhouse as part of the Fringe Encore Series spoke to me about his grandmother's favorite joke of his, whether he prefers Larry Bird or Magic Johnson and what animal he someday wants.
TED GREENBERG: What are the three books you couldn't live without?
MATT GRAHAM: Well. Not counting the Bible or this one blue book, which I generally cuddle when I am scared but don't read anyway, or the Scrabble player's dictionary. I am gonna say;
(1) The Stranger; most impactful
(2) A Confederacy of Dunces: funniest
(3) and then get cheap and say anything by Vonnegut or William Poundstone (one fiction/one nonfiction).
I am not an avid reader. Did most of it in a binge in my early twenties.
TED GREENBERG: Are you a Bird or a Magic Johnson guy?
MATT GRAHAM: Wow. This is an amazing question, almost as if you know about the evolution of my life. It was always Bird. I grew up in Indiana, lived in Boston and was Celtics before that, and was a player who was used to being the underestimated white dude. However, at some point within the past 5 years, I decided I like Magic better as a player. He was so unselfish, could fill any role, was a star who didn't really play like a star. On the other hand, Bird was kind of a hotshot, sorta selfish, unduly flashy, etc… I still think he had a couple good years, but he didn't like it when he wasn't making the final shot, because then he wouldn't be taking it, and his ego could not handle that. I still hate the Lakers, and tire of Magic's overwhelming media presence. So on court it's Magic by a hair, but off court Bird by a mile.
TED GREENBERG: What was your grandmother's favorite joke/routine of yours?
MATT GRAHAM: My grandmother only saw me once, early on, and I probably didn't do well. If I would guess one she would have liked that I did back then – "My little league team was sponsored by a pharmacy. We had to wear childproof caps."
TED GREENBERG: After you steam/tilt in poker, what do you to get centered?
MATT GRAHAM: I really don't tilt almost ever, which is funny since the rest of my life often finds me an emotional wreck. I get more concerned about how big wins affect me than big losses. I get centered when running bad by not playing, which is fine. I could take or leave poker, with a small edge toward leave.
TED GREENBERG: Will you have children?
MATT GRAHAM: That would seem a clear no, but the ordering force I perceive in the universe (that I choose to call God) has had me do a lot of things I never thought I would do. If it was the woman of my dreams I would probably be convinced. Still, I love cats and animals so much I have a hard time not seeing that as my nurturing passion. I hope to one day own a capybara (rescued, not one from the wild).
This Too Shall Suck continues through September 24th at SoHo Playhouse. Tickets may be purchased at SoHo Playhouse's web site.
Tags: Comedy Show, Matt Graham, New York City, This Too Shall Suck
|Celebrating Fringe Encores | A Second Life for Great Shows
Categories: Latest News,Off-Broadway Shows
Posted: August 28, 2012
Fringe Encores opens next week at SoHo Playhouse. It's a second chance to see over a dozen of the hottest, most original and moving shows that were part of the 187 productions at the 2012 New York International Fringe Festival. Fringe Encores is thrilling for performers and audiences (especially after missing out on these fabulous shows the first time around). And, I know first hand what a blast Fringe Encores can be. Four years ago, my mostly one-man comedy show, Ted Greenberg's The Complete Performer, was selected to participate in Fringe Encores, and I've been lucky enough to be at the SoHo Playhouse pretty much ever since.
Many of the shows selected for this year's series were feted during the festival, winning awards. 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche and Independents both took home Overall Production Awards. Salamander Starts Over and The Zebra Shirt of Lonely Children were recognized as Outstanding Solo Performances. Chris Phillips won a Playwriting Award for Pieces, and Kelly Bailey was given an Outstanding Design award for Pulp Shakespeare's costumes.
Matthew Trumbull in The Zebra Shirt of Lonely Children
Kudos to every show that was selected. I am particularly thrilled that The Zebra Shirt of Lonely Children, Matthew Trumbull's exquisite one-man show, will have another life and even happier that it will play before my show two Saturdays, September 8 and 29 at 8:00 pm.
Don't just take my word that this show is brilliant. Time Out New York gave the show four stars and said the show "achieves a masterful balance between the tragedy of loss and the touching moments of humor it can create." TheaterMania.com called it "beautifully written." Theater Is Easy raved about the show, "A devastating and funny personal monologue about losing a parent performed by a master storyteller — a true gift from Matthew Trumbull to his audiences." I could keep piling on the terrific reviews.
See this show. Be moved, and then come to mine on September 8th or 29th at 10:00 pm to lighten up.
Tags: fringe encores, theater, things to do in downtown new york
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New budget fix: Pawn Mount Rushmore?
Hey, the country has been talking about minting a massive platinum coin. Could selling a giant granite tourist trap be any more ludicrous?
According to a petition filed with the White House, the government should pawn the mountain to the Federal Reserve if the Treasury Department can't pay the interest on the federal debt.
"Now that #MintTheCoin is dead," reads the petition, referring to the movement to mint the trillion-dollar coin, "our best option is clearly to sell Mount Rushmore to the Fed, and buy it back later once our cash flow problem is solved."
How much is Mount Rushmore worth? The entire project, which began in 1927, took 14 years and cost just $1 million. The sculpture was a transparent play for tourism money, and it worked: About 3 million people visit each year.
All six of South Dakota's national parks, of which Rushmore is the largest, contributed $168 million in economic benefit in 2010, according to the National Park Service. In fact, Jay Leno joked last year that Mount Rushmore is the only thing to see in South Dakota. Here's the text of a fake narrated commercial that ran on the "Tonight Show," according to the Rapid City Journal:
"Spend a week in South Dakota. On Monday, see Mount Rushmore. On Tuesday, see Mount Rushmore again. On Wednesday, visit the gift shop at Mount Rushmore. And on Thursday, relive your first experience, at Mount Rushmore."Clearly, Mount Rushmore is priceless to South Dakota. And perhaps the federal government could get a pretty penny for selling it to the Federal Reserve.
The proposal is obviously going nowhere. Only seven signatures had been collected by the petition Monday night, and 25,000 are needed by Feb. 13.
But the idea has been embraced in social media, with the #PawnTheMountain hashtag gaining steam in some circles on Twitter. The idea may have come from Jordan Weissman, a business writer for The Atlantic who suggested it on Twitter as a way to avoid default. An associate editor at The Atlantic, Matthew O'Brien, wrote Monday that the Treasury could really sell anything valuable enough to the Fed with the agreement to buy it back later. O'Brien may have started the White House petition, in fact.
"This kind of repurchase (repo) agreement would give the Treasury cash flow if it's running so low that it can't pay the interest on our debt," O'Brien wrote.
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no matter how great the country, no matter how great the ideals, no matter what, anything built by men will crumble, die or fall. Such is the case with the USA.. Greed, sin and worldly materialism has ruined our great nation. We compromised and now its being ruined by liberalism and debauchery.
Invite God back into our nation and into our individual hearts and maybe we still have a chance. With the current homosexuality, liberalism and ungodly behavior, we are in trouble.
Bernie Madof is a convicted thief. What is the difference between him and the government? He only stole a few paltry billion, and he got prosecuted. The government has stolen trillions, and will get off Scot free.
will the political morons learn in time that they are to work for the people, not on them????
why not reduce welfare, do away with the senate and house lifetime salary for 1 term, cancel their golden health care and let them do as they have legislated for the rest of us??? do away with all the foreign aid??? how can they do these things when the 28th amendment states that they cant legislate anything for themselves that doesnt apply to the citizens and cannot legislate anything for the citizens that doesnt pertain to them??? the politicians have already imposed their own socialism... its time to revolt! ! ! ! !
These 'cash it in" schemes always end up hurting us more than helping. This is a short-sighted gimmick to make todays legislators look better by borrowing against our future. Privatization never benefits the people, It puts money in to pockets of the legislators and may get a government out of a small problem, but they always lead to greater disasters, economically, at some future date.
We need to strengthen our government, not weaken it. Padding the wallets of well-connected businessmen never makes the government better. It is a form of theft. Politicians who propose (or worse, vote for!) such schemes should go to jail for public malfeasance at the least, and for RICO conspiracy to commit a crime charges if at all possible.
Vote such bums out of office, they are worse than thieves.
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On 30 December 2011, the Russian Finance Ministry issued a letter outlining the authorities' view on the 'beneficial owner' concept and taxation of Eurobonds interest. In this briefing, Pepeliaev Group's Ivan Zelenin outlines how the beneficial owner concept exerts a great influence.
Company:Pepeliaev Group
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Business Area:Russia
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Those were the days. Remember?
On Dec. 20 the Thrashers decisively beat Toronto in the 35th game of the season. Two months into the season they had a 19-11-5 record and were firmly in playoff position in the Eastern Conference.
Many were calling the Thrashers the surprise of the NHL. Not any more.
Since that win over the Maple Leafs, Sunday's opponent, the Thrashers have won just six times in the past 27 games. A dismal 6-15-6 recorded has yielded just 18 of a possible 54 points. They have fallen to 11th in the conference, six points out of playoff position, with 20 games remaining. They are on the brink of missing the playoffs yet again, an all-too familiar refrain.
"I believe this team is capable of much more," Thrashers general manager Rick Dudley said. "Maybe they have to learn that it isn't acceptable to lose as we have lately. Someone has to step up and say 'This is not good enough guys.' It has to come from within the dressing room. This is not satisfactory. I think those people are in there. Sometimes it comes out of necessity and right now it's necessary."
Here's a quick look at some of what has gone wrong.
1. Lack of scoring
The Thrashers entered the season without a preeminent scorer. The plan was to score by committee. It worked for a while. Through those first 35 games, the Thrashers outscored their opponents 114-96 by averaging 3.3 goals per game. At one point, they lead the NHL in total goals.
However during the current slump, they have been outscored 58-102. They are averaging just 2.1 goals a game while surrendering 3.8. The Thrashers are 14th in the league in goals per game and 26th in goal per game allowed. Not a winning combination.
"Getting scoring from everyone we thought was going to be vital for this team," coach Craig Ramsay said. "That hasn't worked as well as it did earlier in the season. We've had limited scoring and we need every line to score. We need every line to accomplish something."
2. Special teams
While the Thrashers are the sixth least penalized team in the NHL, yet the penalty kill unit is 28th in the league with a 76.8 percent success rate (50 goals allowed in 216 chances). Ramsay laments such things as hooking penalties in the offensive zone and high-sticking calls. Look no further than last week's game in Edmonton. Holding a 3-1 lead, the Thrashers allowed three third-period power-play goals. Another loss.
"I don't think we play smart enough to win the hockey game," goaltender Ondrej Pavelec said. "It was 3-1 in Edmonton after second. We played great. We should win that game. A couple of bad penalties and when they are on the power play for 10 minutes in the third, we are not going to win."
The Thrashers have the eighth best power-play unit in the league but have allowed way too many short-handed goals to the opposition. They have allowed seven, 25th in the NHL, with five coming during the recent stretch. Two were the first goals of the game.
"You can't sugar coat that," Ramsay said.
3. Inability to handle adversity
When things have gone against the Thrashers this season, they have don't handled it well. They have allowed an opponent back-to-back goals in under two minutes 21 times this season. Six of those quick scores have come 39 seconds or less apart.
"I don't think we are handling adversity very well right now," Anthony Stewart said. "When something bad happens it collapses from there. We just have to weather some storms, if we have a lead or fall behind, not to collapse. We have to work for the full 60 minutes and not let a three or four minute lapse cost us the game."
4. Goaltending
The Thrashers have generally gotten solid goaltending during the current slide. When you go from extraordinary, as it was to start the season, to good then the lack of scoring is compounded. Ondrej Pavelec was once second in the NHL in both save percentage and goals-against average. He is now 15th in save percentage (.919) and 25th in goals-against (2.66).
Pavelec has appeared in 24 of the past 27 games, including a stretch of 18 straight games. In his last 24 games, Pavelec has a .897 save percentage, 3.25 goals-against average and a 6-12-5 record.
It doesn't help that the Thrashers allow the most shots on goal in the league, averaging 33.7.
There are other things wrong. What would you add to the list?
February 26th, 2011
9:30 pm
Oh my reading comp blows, ok act as though not tough oopie daisy.
February 26th, 2011
9:46 pm
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February 26th, 2011
11:36 pm
Simple – Dudley couldn't build a team if God handed it to him. This guy is pointing his finger at the hard working players, when he singualry built the the most medicore team in the NHL. He is a joke. For example – who does he go out to get for the final push – Wheeler and Stuart – 2 more rather regular players. I choked on my cheerios when I read that announcement. I think he is intentionally building a loser so he can move the team. REALLY!. There can be no other explanation unless he is plain stupid. But why would he get a 4year re-up if he was plain stupid ????
February 27th, 2011
1:40 am
They should put Evander Kane at Center and have Cormier and Bergfors be his wingers. Anthony Stewart should be on the third line with Antropov and Thorburn. The 4th line should consist of Burmistrov Modin and Boulton. The defensive pairings are fine the way it is. The line combinations make no sense to me right now. Why would the Thrashers put their fastest skilled offensive player (Kane) on the wing with the slowest center in the league and then put a role player (Stewart) on the other wing? They're handicapping Kane severely when his game is all about speed. Now that the season is pretty much over, Ramsay should start to experiment with the lines and change it up.
February 27th, 2011
6:46 am
The Thrashers have no urgency about them. Maybe they're demoralized by news of the ownership situation? Or, maybe Ramsay can no longer motivate them? Or maybe they've tuned out the 'game plan,' since it's apparently not working anymore.
This season is now about the draft pick this summer. So, might as well give some of the pipeline talent a look in the bigs, to see what they can do, without setting the RFA clock ticking.
February 27th, 2011
8:28 am
Some good teachers make for over-analyzing coaches. When the Thrash were winning early in the year, we heard, "Yea, we won, but we still have much we need to improve on" instead of "Great job guys, we kicked some arse tonight". Now, when the Thrash are losing, we hear, " I really like the good things we are doing out there even though we fell short tonight" instead of "When it comes down to crunch time, we just suck".
February 27th, 2011
8:31 am
Kharma is starting to look like a beotch, ain't it boys?
February 27th, 2011
9:05 am
Most have it correct. This team is a 3 on the 1-10 scale. Poor goaltending. Terrible defense, I mean terrible, it has been noted over and over. Lack of scoring. Very poor coaching, from the head coach.
Failure of the GM, to act to correct the problem. What disturbs me most is this buddy system
the Thrashers seem to have. Waddell knows Dudley, Dudley knows Ramsey, Ramsey knows Modin and so on. This is a problem, not an asset. You cannot have all your friends work effectively
for you. It will not work. Thrashers are a prime example. Comier has been here for about 25-30 games and has done nothing. Like one blogger said, Eager stood up to defend another player and what happened, he gets traded, and for what a fifth round draft pick ? I have to question Dudley. He seems not to have a solid handle on this mess. He has simply taken it to another phase of failure.
I have not been impressed with him one bit after the season started. He, like some players, seem lost. Not knowing what to do to try to win. There are several players who need to go, yet he keeps them and plays them, and is awarded for failure, like Waddell was. When a new owner is found, I hope he has the guts to fire Waddell, Dudley and Ramsey and get people in here who will build this team. If they won't the get someone else. At some point this has to stop, and the regime in charge now is just another step in the continued failure of the Thrashers.
February 27th, 2011
9:40 am
From 29th in the league in payroll to 11th in the standings does not justify all the criticism. Consider the New Jersey Devils at 3rd in payroll and 16th in the standings.
February 27th, 2011
10:07 am
Hey Jerry, they are 24th spot overall, 11th in the East. But you are right, we should give them a break. This ownership BS has a lot of negative vibes that filters into the dressing room and the ice.
February 27th, 2011
10:34 am
It's Philips. Move them to Gwinnett!
February 27th, 2011
11:07 am
Hockey and Sex are not too far from each other. It's all in your head a lot of the times. Confidence is the biggest difference maker in the NHL. In the early part of the season, they had the swagger of a superstar. Now, every goal that they give up and every penalty that get, 'deflates' them similarly to the deflating of ….oh wait, I can't write that here (you get the point) or they get a lead and 'quickly blow it (you see the correlation).' From there, it is very difficult to get back that swagger.
I like some of these guys, but Tim Stapleton and Spencer Mahachek are not necessarily the 'Peter North's' of the NHL. Thanks ASG for being so frugal with your money. 29th in payroll does not bode very well either. When you think of low budget for over a decade, think of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Hey, at least they made it to the NLCS in '92!
February 27th, 2011
11:10 am
Atlanta Thrashers = Brooks Conrad in the NLDS!
February 27th, 2011
11:23 am
Brendan – what prospect talent do you speak of?
Besides our obvious 1st round picks(Little, Kane, Bogo) that a monkey could have picked, what talent do the Wolves and our draft ever produce? Brett Sterling? Spencer Mahacheck? Tim Stapleton? As good of a position that Atlanta finds themselves(due to high spot on the draft order selection for being a sub-par team), rarely does our farm system produce a good crop.
This has been one of the most frustrating seasons I have ever experienced (and I have unfortunately experience them all). I am an optimistic guy but I simply am at a feeling of hopelessness as an Atlanta sports fan.
Listen to the song, "Get off on the Pain" (it's about loving something that does not love you back and constantly hurts you) and that sums up me and Atlanta sports (Hockey, Baseball, Football)
February 27th, 2011
11:36 am
Thanks for the article C Viv, another good, discussion generating topic. For me, Thrashy's current demise is really quite simple. Atl is one of the teams with the lowest combined salary pay out in the league. Duds is hog tied, the owners won't give him the $$ to get top talent – or enough of it to make a difference every night. That then cascades to Rammer, and frankly, I think he is doing as well as any coach in the league would do with what he is given. He is forced to play role-player lines as his #1 and #2 lines against some of the tops in the league. And if his #1 and #2 lines have the abilities of most teams' 3rd and 4th lines, what does that say about our 3rd and 4th lines? Bush league is what it says. We simply don't have the horses and the players are scared crapless that they will be playing in Canada next year. The tools Thrashy has to win games in this league is akin to rebuilding an engine with two screwdrivers a rubber mallet and one jack stand.
February 27th, 2011
4:42 pm
did anyone see kanes attempt on the shootout friday? what was that?
this team wont be making the playoffs, and wont be making any more trades
unfortunately, the guys that do deserve to be here need to step up and lead, and the others who dont (and still getting paid quite well) need to go
there is no heart, spirit, drive, push, hustle, or otherwise in any of these guys…it must feel nice to get paid really well to play a game you love and suck so horribly, with zero consequences for horrible play at the NHL level
i will still watch them, but thats the nature of the beast for hockey in this city, and wont be changing anytime soon
February 27th, 2011
6:37 pm
Andrew G, for the longest time, I've wanted to see Klingberg, O'Dell, Redmond, Lasu, etc. It's still too early for that, of course.


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I wonder if women are better at getting mentors for regular life. My wife has a close group of friends that mentor her, but I don't have someone like that outside of my job, and not much there either
I would want a mentor to have my back, and listen without judgment.
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At Mott, most of the students are there to learn their basics and then move on to a bigger better four-year university. It makes Mott sound like a lame little stepping stone, but I love Mott. It has smaller class sizes, even for basics, and the teachers are awesome. You occasionally get the teacher that thinks they are the only class you have, but if you can manage the work, you can do it.
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Mott is a very good school to start out in. It is a cheap way to get your general credits. The professors are pretty helpful.Read More
Very good place to start a journey with higher education. Dedicated teachers and excellent tutoring and special programs for those in need of assistance. Very knowledgeable staff. A self-sufficient campus. Very good place to start and many transfer opportunities.Read More
It is what I would call a gigantic high school without the drama and cliques. Always something positive going on, whether it be a fair or the various clubs. Also everything is mellow and calm on campus.Read More
This is a great community college with tons of opprutunities for whatever you are interested in. This school can cater to any interest. This school has great instructors and very fun work and lots of resources to help with whatever you need help with.Read More
The staff was very helpful with financial aid. Advisors were understanding of my timing. Offices are very organized.Read More
Good school, some of the best tuition prices, but usually a very long wait to see counselors or fafsa and cashiers and the cashiers are not friendly. Other than that, the professors are usually pretty helpful if you ask questions and grading is usually fair as well.Read More
Mott Community College is affordable and going there is a very smart choice. I get the chance to knock out my general classes at Mott for a small cost while still getting the same education I would receive at a big university. I look forward to joining the Mott community!Read More
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The only state accredited private school in Culpeper County. Highly qualified teachers, many with Masters degrees, provide individualized instruction in small classes. Technology integrated in classrooms with smart boards, up to date laptops, and tablets. Values, morality, discipline, and self- respect permeate the school. Art and music program, especially band, is truly exceptional. I can't recommend Epiphany enough to anyone looking for quality academics taught by exceptional teachers in a Christian environment.
I think this school is fine. This school leads students very close to God, and acedemics there are great. The students are friendly, and the principal is very nice. The teachers are funny and very good at what they do. Although my child that goes to Epiphany, says that it would be nicer to have more field trips. I however, believe that the school isnt lacking anything except for excitement. The school is wonderful though! The classes are just the right size. If you are looking for a place to send your child...send them to Epiphany. A place thats A+
I have three daughters that attend Epiphany. One in preschool, one in elementary school, and one in middle school. The caring and attention delivered to each individual student has been outstanding. The academics are solid and Christian values permeate each day. Students routinely score extremely well on national standardized tests. Graduates have excelled academically and personally in high school. I am proud that my girls attend Epiphany.
Our son attended Epiphany Catholic School in Culpeper, Va. It was a wonderful experience and we wish we could do it all over again. If I had something negative to say, I would say it but I don't. On a scale of 1 - 10 I give Epiphany a rock solid 10 plus.
I have three students that have graduated from Epiphany. My twin daughters were part of the first graduating class. They are now in 10th grade and always talk about how they wish they were back at Epiphany. They now attend the public high school and have been straight A students since leaving Epiphany. My son is now in a public middle school and is following in his sisters' footsteps with straight A's so far. I love the warm, family atmosphere provided at Epiphany, the sense of values taught and the academics has been tops, as is evident by the continued success of my children. It is a well rounded school. Epiphany is in the process of an expansion campaign with a new school planned to open that will go Pre-K through 8th grade (2006). Please join the Epiphany family and help us continue our childrens' education at Epiphany.
My son has been attending Epiphany since preschool; he is now in the 4th grade. He loves his school and has very good moral values and loves God. He has never come on saying someone said mean things or that he was pushed or hurt in anyway.
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Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Lightly spray a 1 1/2 quart baking dish with non-stick spray; set aside.
Microwave potatoes according to package directions. In a large bowl, mash half the potatoes with the milk, soup mix, and 1 tblsp of the butter. Spread mashed potatoes evenly into prepared baking dish. Sprinkle 1/2 cup of the cheese, half the onions, and half the bacon on the mashed potatoes. Add half the remaining unmashed potatoes to the dish in an even layer.Repeat layering cheese, onion, and bacon. Top with remaining unmashed potatoes.
In a small saucepan, heat the cream, nutmeg, and salt and pepper to taste over medium heat to just under a boil; pour over potatoes. Sprinkle remaining 1/2 cup of cheese on top. In a small bowl, stir together bread crumbs and paprika. Melt the remaining 2 tblsp butter; stir into the bread crumbs. Sprinkle crumbs over the top of the casserole.
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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - An Albany woman says someone stole campaign signs out of her front yard, and took them from her neighbors as well. Brenda Stranberg put out McCain Palin signs about a week and a half ago.
The next day, they were gone, as were some of her neighbors' signs in Doublegate. She thinks it's the result of dirty politics.
She said, "We can agree to disagree, but I wouldn't have the audacity to go on someone's property and pull out their Obama sign, I just wouldn't do that. We have freedom of speech in this country and we should be able to practice it."
Stranberg now brings in her signs each night when the sunsets and places them back out in the mornings, so she can keep a close eye on them.
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