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Right now listening to his songs again and again as I do, I'm a bit confused about your use of the word "fun".
Maybe I'm wrong, but the very last thing that would have ever occured to me regarding Nick Cave was the word "FUN".
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tried to do his best but could not
i haven't checked out much of his stuff but some of those Grinderman lyrics are - sorry roni - really fun AND funny.
but i don't think his wife would agree...
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'And No More Shall We Part' is my favorite Nick Cave album.
I also enjoyed his novel, 'And The Ass Saw The Angel', at the time. It's a great read. I have 'The Death Of Bunny Munro' as well, but haven't read it yet.
Wild Swan said:
'And No More Shall We Part'
That's a beautiful one. I love it.
First one of it that comes to my mind is: "Darker with the Day".
It's the perfect companion for a sad look out the window during the afternoon.
"We Came Along This Road" and "Love Letter" are perfect melancholy too.
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'Darker With The Day' is a great song. I love that whole album. Couldn't stop listening to it when it was released.
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Hear Ghosteen, the new two part album from Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, for the first time in full tonight (Thursday 3 October) on YouTube at 10pm BST. Subscribe to the channel here and set a reminder to be notified when the premiere begins.
This will be the first chance to listen to the new album along with listening events worldwide. Find your nearest event here.
Ghosteen will be released globally on all digital platforms on Friday 4 October.
Vinyl and CD will be released on Friday 8 November, pre-order now here.
1 Spinning Song
2 Bright Horses
3 Waiting for You
4 Night Raid
5 Sun Forest
6 Galleon Ship
7 Ghosteen Speaks
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The album was recorded in 2018 and early 2019 at Woodshed in Malibu, Nightbird in Los Angeles, Retreat in Brighton and Candybomber in Berlin. It was mixed by Nick Cave, Warren Ellis, Lance Powell and Andrew Dominik at Conway in Los Angeles.
Nick Cave - vocals, piano, synthesizer, backing vocal
Warren Ellis - synthesizer, loops, flute, violin, piano, backing vocals
Thomas Wydler - drums
Martyn Casey - bass
Jim Sclavunos - vibraphone, percussion
George Vjestica - guitar
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Anybody listened to the new album?
If I was forced to say something about it in one word, it would be: unnecessary.
hey roni -
https://flashbak.com/when-nick-cave...-and-the-most-violent-band-in-britain-428731/
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Just announced: On July 23 will be aired online a solo-concert of Nick Cave alone at the piano.
https://www.nickcave.com/news/idiot-prayer-nick-cave-alone-at-alexandra-palace/
quote: "The film will be streamed as a live experience, and will not be available to view online following the event. Please note during the event you will not be able to pause, rewind or fast forward the stream."
Of course, I'd Never call for any illegal action. But if all of a sudden *somebody* who's watching it, had the ability to somehow record a video of the airing and share it with me, I would not exactly call the police either.
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The plaintiff voluntarily dismissed the case without prejudice
Infosys had disclosed that it had received whistleblower complaints alleging certain unethical practices by the top management. US market regulator Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) had also investigated the matter.
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Infosys on Friday said a class action lawsuit filed against the company and some of its employees in the US District Court has been dismissed.
"The complaint, which was filed in the Eastern District of New York, was brought on behalf of a class consisting of persons or entities who purchased the company's publicly traded securities between July 7, 2018 and October 20, 2019, and alleged claims for violations of the US federal securities laws," Infosys said in a regulatory filing on Friday.
It added that on May 21, 2020, the plaintiff voluntarily dismissed the lawsuit without prejudice.
After receiving the whistleblower complaint, Infosys had started an internal probe into the matter and roped in external investigators.
In January this year, Infosys had said its audit committee had found no evidence of financial impropriety or executive misconduct, virtually giving a clean chit to CEO Salil Parekh and CFO Nilanjan Roy, who were accused by anonymous whistleblowers of rigging the company's balance sheet.
In March, Infosys had said the SEC had concluded its investigation into the whistleblower allegations, and that it does not anticipate any further action by the regulator.
The Bangalore-based company had said it has responded to all the inquiries received from Indian regulatory authorities and that it will continue to co-operate with the authorities if there are any additional requests for information.
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Fear Appraisal in Advertising
by Lisa Magloff
Fear appraisals have been used in anti-smoking ad campaigns.
1 Effective Advertising Messages
2 Ethical Dimensions of Advertisements
3 The Best Typographical Print Advertising
4 The Persuasion Techniques of Beauty Product Advertising
In advertising, a fear appraisal, or fear appeal, uses consumers' fears to motivate them to purchase a product or contribute to a cause. The consumer appraises the product in light of their fear of the consequences of not buying. For example, an ad campaign may appeal to people's fear of body odor to convince them to buy deodorant. Consumers who are afraid of sweat stains or odor are more likely to respond and buy the deodorant.
Fear appeals can be used in convincing people to appraise and change their behavior, such as quitting smoking or not drinking and driving. Some behavior-change ads may feature photos of corpses or very strong wording, such as the anti-smoking ads showing terminal cancer patients and stating "Smoking Kills." These types of behavioral appraisal ads are also used in the nonprofit sector, encouraging people to help save the environment or help eliminate poverty by giving money to charities. The ads encourage consumers to appraise and change their behavior regarding charitable giving. Some fear appraisal ads focus on less well-defined fears, such as ads for plastic surgery or skin creams that focus on consumers' fears of looking old.
Researchers point out that some types of fear appraisals or fear ads may have little long-term effect. One reason for this is people will try to avoid unpleasant ads and images. Fear appeals with too strong a message may also be ineffective if they cause consumers to tune out or decide the threat does not apply to them. Consumers may also decide the ads are too strong and, therefore, cannot be accurate. This can also lead consumers to lose trust in the advertiser or campaigner.
Fear appraisal ads tend work better with objectives that are easy to achieve. Researchers Pratkanis and Aronson theorized that fear-based advertising is most effective when it meets three criteria: The ad is very scary; it offers specific ways for overcoming the fear; and the recommended method for overcoming the fear is easy to achieve. For example, anti-smoking ads may be very scary and may offer a clear way to eliminate the fear, but it can be very difficult for people to stop smoking. Consequently, these ads may convince few people to stop smoking. However, an ad convincing people to buy deodorant as a remedy for body odor may convince a large number of people, as buying deodorant is very easy. Fear appeals are also most effective when they come from a trusted source.
Memorable Ads
Fear appraisal ads may be more effective if they appeal to consumer's preexisting beliefs about a fear. The use of strong images can also make fear appraisal ads more memorable. For example, the World Wildlife Federation uses ads with disturbing images, such as a man with the head of a fish, emphasizing the need to "stop climate change before it changes you." A Volkwagon Jetta ad featured car passengers being saved by their airbag and the tagline "Safe Happens"; the ad was so realistic that it prompted consumers to phone Volkswagen and ask if anyone had been hurt in the ad.
Auburn University: Current Issues & Research in Advertising; Fear Appeals and Persuasion: Assumptions and Errors in Advertising Research; Herbert Rotfeld; 1988
Gavin DeBecker & Associates: Media Fear Tactics
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Age of Propaganda: The Everyday Use and Abuse of Persuasion; Pratkanis, A. R., and E. Aronson; 1992
LaTrobe University: International Journal of Behavioral and Consultation Therapy; The Role of Fear Appeals in Improving Driver Safety: a Review of the Effectiveness of Fear-Arousing (Threat) Appeals in Road Safety Advertising; Richard Tay; 2007
Since graduating with a degree in biology, Lisa Magloff has worked in many countries. Accordingly, she specializes in writing about science and travel and has written for publications as diverse as the "Snowmass Sun" and "Caterer Middle East." With numerous published books and newspaper and magazine articles to her credit, Magloff has an eclectic knowledge of everything from cooking to nuclear reactor maintenance.
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Twenty-four state schools across Kent are now authorised to offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) Career-related Programme (CP), with first teaching starting this term. This equates to almost 30% of state schools in the county. With over 500 students studying the programme in Kent alone, the UK is now home to almost a quarter of the schools across the globe that offer the CP.
The CP is currently offered by 177 schools in 25 countries around the world with 1,965 candidates registered for the 2017 examination sessions. The newly authorised schools were all part of an initiative jointly run by Kent County Council and the IB in a bid to raise the aspirations of students who previously may not have considered continuing with their academic education post-16 or aiming for university post-18.
Paul Luxmoore, Executive Head Teacher at the Coastal Academies Trust, which has four schools offering the programme and was the first group of schools in Kent to offer the CP, said: ''The CP is an invaluable educational offer with a really exciting methodology: by blending academic and career-related learning students' options are kept open. The programme is life-changing; it has had a transformational effect on students in our schools and indeed on the schools themselves".
The programme is specifically designed for students aged 16–18 who wish to engage in career-related learning, while also continuing to gain transferable and lifelong skills in applied knowledge, critical thinking, communication, and cross-cultural engagement.
Peter Fidczuk, UK Recognition and Development Manager at the IB said: "The discussion ar ound whether academic or career-focused qualifications successfully prepare students for life is a hot topic frequently discussed in the media and by the general public. What's interesting to see is that a group of state schools in Kent have decided to steer away from the normal curriculum in their sixth forms and offer a new, innovative programme that blends both styles of learning. We hope it is a trend that we will continue to see increase amongst schools across the UK and consequently have a positive effect on student life-chances and aspirations".
The CP combines a career-related qualification (for example a BTEC), with at least two IB Diploma Programme (DP) courses, and the unique CP core, which consists of a reflective project, a foreign language, a community project, and personal and professional skills.
A CP "package" for students wishing to enter the engineering world, for instance, might include: a BTEC Extended Diploma in engineering (double), IB DP business and management, mathematics and chemistry, as well as the core.
Fidczuk said: "It is really exciting to see the growth of the programme in the county, and we are really looking forward to seeing the routes student choose to follow, whether that be higher education, an apprenticeship or the world of work."


I thought "Spawning" would be an appropriate title for this entry since there are two things spawning up at Big Sky Lake.....The obvious one - the Rainbow Trout (they are currently spawning in this tiny creek that feeds into the lake) and we are spawning a "new look" inside our lake place.
We went over to the Lawson's for dinner on Saturday night and afterwards Kristin asked me if I would like to go on a ride (on her four-wheeler) to see the spawning fish in the creek. Jeff and I had checked out the creek a couple weeks earlier without any luck. I had seen a fish earlier in the day that was in the shallow water by our place that looked like a talon or a beak tried to grab him and carry him off..... He eventually succumbed to his injuries.
On the ride with Kristin we saw hundreds of fish who were following pure instinct swimming up this creek to spawn. It was an amazing sight. Since there were so many fish in shallow water in such a weakened state - there were signs of the opportunists...the birds (eagles, blue herons, and cranes mostly). There were half-eaten fish all over the place near the lake beside the creek.
This weekend I saw three new flower blooms that I haven't seen yet this spring...Penstemon, Glacier Lily, and this other flower (or maybe it is a bush?) It is yellow with very interesting shaped leaves. I see them every year at the lake but I have never identified them.
Jeff was a busy guy this weekend - he stained the dock and also put up some of the cove mold inside - in the living rm/kitchen.
On Sunday we had some visitors for a couple hours. Jason Ayers and his children came over so that his oldest (Hannah) could do a little fishing! She had a barbie fishing pole - and there were several fish that cruised by the dock looking at the worm on the end - but they didn't take it. Jeff was using lures and he got two fish on for Hannah to reel in. It was fun to see her reaction!


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