❚ THE MOST QUOTED PLAY in the English language now becomes a YouTube mash-up. Ex-Balliol Oxford graduate Geoff Klock is an assistant prof teaching English at BMCC in New York City who set out to show his students just how deeply Hamlet has worked his way into our culture. Klock created this 15-minute video with clips from 198 movies and TV shows that quote or discuss Shakespeare's greatest play. We hear commentaries from Homer Simpson and Orson Welles, from Mark Wahlberg and Blackadder. We see scores of stars playing Hamlet, from Christian Slater, Robert Downey Jr, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jack Benny, David Tennant to Captain Picard and beyond.
" When I was a 15-year-old David Bowie fan in 1972, Bowie was for me a kind of teacher, so much more inspiring and motivating than my real teachers. In the middle of a mundane, mainstream world that limited possibility, his explosive mind and the way he represented it through sheer otherness suggested everything was possible.
➢ David Bowie is the enigmatic title of a retrospective exhibition drawn from Bowie's personal archive. Opening March 23 it has been extended to August 11, 2013, at the Victoria & Albert museum, London SW7 2RL. Book online, in person at the museum, or by phone +44 (0)20 7907 7073 where you will spend a lifetime on hold.
❚ TODAY WAS THE DAY 30 YEARS AGO that Britain accepted the Argentine surrender on the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic Ocean, 74 days after going to war. This returned the islands to British control. The conflict led to the deaths of 649 Argentine and 255 British servicemen and 3 Falkland Island civilians. The words yomp, Exocet and Gotcha assumed poignant everyday connotations.
❚ THE KING OF UK POP HITS HIS 40th ANNIVERSARY, just as HM The Queen completes her sixth decade on the throne, but we don't imagine she planned it that way. The most famous Martian in history landed on Earth on June 6 1972 with the release of his album, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders from Mars. He created a new breed of quintessentially British pop star and expanded the realm of rock-and-roll by injecting melodrama, fantasy and glitz.
A wistful older generation was yearning for the energy of the 60s. A teen generation faced a paranoid future threatened by nuclear apocalypse. The playfully androgynous Ziggy Stardust astonished both audiences by introducing a knowing sense of decadence rooted in individual style and a repertoire of life-skills to see us through whatever adversity. Laying down a bunch of wonderful melodies, the vocals enunciate the manifesto with clarity throughout — Five Years, Moonage Daydream, Suffragette City especially.
It was a bravura, theatrical strategy for pursuing what you wanted to get out of life, and capitalised on the iconoclasm of the 60s which had subverted society's traditions of role play and "knowing your place".
Ziggy himself was an entirely invented persona, an outsider rock-star created by the not-then-famous David Bowie who expressed through Ziggy a grand vision and through the Spiders consummate musicianship — not a note out of place, and Mick Ronson at his most snarlingly brilliant. The album is a pinnacle of arch originality like few others, and its fierce riffs and hooks have influenced almost every innovative performer since.
➢ Ziggy Changed My Life: full two-hour radio documentary on BBC 6 Music, midnight BST June 2–3 — Songwriter Gary Kemp explains how David Bowie created Ziggy, how the album changed his life and influenced a generation of performers. Guests include: Trevor Bolder, bass player for The Spiders from Mars; Woody Woodmansey, drummer for The Spiders from Mars, Nick Rhodes from Duran Duran, Suzi Ronson, Leee Black Childers, Lindsay Kemp, Kevin Cann, Kris Needs, Ken Scott, Terry Pastor, George Underwood and Anya Wilson.
➢ David Bowie Archive concert (2000) on BBC radio iPlayer — Live in concert at Glastonbury in 2000.
➢ If David Jones hadn't become Bowie what would have become of the rest of us?


Karl-Marx-Allee is my favourite street, you can read more about it here. If you come to Berlin, make sure to take a walk there if you like this kind of architecture.
jag tänker på vår promenad!
I saw this street in GDR, in 1987.
great photos. Karl-Marx-Allee is also one of my favorites, it´s so bizarre.
outi > that's such a great description!
I love Karl-Marx Alle too!
I'm gonna write you an e-mail!


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Julian Smith
Watched the youtube version of Julian Smith playing soprano sax on Britain's Got Talent this evening and was most surprised at how an audience can be enthralled by the simplest things. The guy, and good luck to him, played 'Somewhere' [there's a place for us]. He had Simon Cowell praising him to the heavens, Piers Morgan gushing with admiration and Amanda Holden was in tears of rapture (something Les Dennis must have envied), the audience rose to it's feet as one at the end.
Now, not wanting to rain on anyone's parade but going to drizzle on it anyway: The guy played well, he had a nice tone and holding that last note for about 15 seconds was a masterstoke. But he also had more reverb on his amplifier than is available in the caves at Wooky Hole so it was a good job he was playing something slow or all the notes would have come out as one. The audience were taken in by the ambience, the mass hysteria and not least by fact that probably 80% of them had never seen a soprano sax before. Apart from the last sustained note, I reckon most of the people on this forum could do as good a job because with that amount of echo, scraping nails down a blackboard could sound good. He got through to the next round and I'll be looking forward to hearing him play something that many of us here could not, THEN I'll give him a standing ovation.
He did have a nice tone though.
But it's about mass entertainment - not playing ability. And that's why so much drivel gets in the charts.
'Tie a Yellow Ribbon' anyone?
losaavedra
Rojales, Spain
Watched the whole show on ITV1 last night. Of course its very contrived and anything even mildly competent sticks out after having sat through half a dozen 'acts' (word used advisedly!) that, if they'd had half a brain, would've better stayed at home! The kid who false-started doing an Amy Winehouse song (and was asked by SC what else he could do better ... like that happens!?!) had a nice voice, and the soprano sax guy also sounded 'reasonable'. But after listening to all the other dross almost anyone who can stick a few notes together, in roughly the right order, will stick out. And yes, there are far far more proficient players here. But a show like that feeds off the idea of 'relative goodness' as opposed to extremes of 'badness' ... with large dollops of pseudo-emotional treacle added. The final winner will probably also need to be a jobless single parent with 15 kids to support, currently facing eviction, have had a lifetime ambition to play baritone spoons (or something equally bizarre), and so on. Brings a tear to yer eyes, dunnit!
I don't normally watch these type of shows but I happened to see this last night. Couldn't agree more with losaavedra; how contrived can you get? I found it a bit disturbing as there was one lad, who clearly had learning difficulties, encouraged to make an idiot of himself playing keepie-uppie whilst everybody laughed at him. The soprano player was OK but only compared to the rubbish around him. Not for me.
Young Col
Coulsdon, London/Surrey
I only ever watched one or two of those and from the various descriptions chaps, I see it has continued in exactly the same way and I'm pleased I haven't missed much.
I actually watched several of the docu-portraits on BBC4. Included was one on Charlie Parker, which seemed pretty accurate, although I didn't like the modern silhouette fill in-ins to cover for there being no original film and the line that he died in a New York hotel room was a bit thin considering it was Pannonica Rothschild's suite. The following film about Pannonica herself was also a bit thin on her jazz interest outside of Monk. Even her discovery of him through "friend Teddy Wilson" (no acknowledgement that he was not only a musician but probably the greatest swing pianist) was hardly illuminating. And if it had been my father I would have talked him up, but Monk Jr was way out when said that Monk had led the way for Bird and Dizzy and he was pretty derogatory about Bird - saying he did a lot of bad things to people (really?). That's not to deny Bird's self destructive excesses or Monk's genius but I think Tony Scott had it right about Bebop "Charlie Parker opened the door, showed the world and then he shut the door behind him".
Even so, I'm glad I watched all that (plus a good docu on Jim Clark) rather than some over hyped talent show!
Was amazed to see my hero Jim on four. Must admit eyes were damp at the end, just the same as when visiting the Room at Duns and the grave. What they failed to say was that he was not a good road driver and was not a good saxophonist.
Both Monk and Bird had psychological problems. Well who doesn't, look at politicians and ask yourself who voted them in?
Now just ask yourself, who made you look at that tat? If the answer was the wife, you are forgiven. ;}
Djangette
I had the TV on in background whilst on the dreaded PC ... I was getting tortured by flat notes and awfulness and thinking about switching the darned thing off just to maintain my own sanity ...
... then a soprano player wandered on, handsome and coolly dressed and looking the part and I thought 'feck me this is going to be really awful!' - he did play well with feeling and we should applaud the dreadful judges and public for recognising that (nothing wrong with a bit of bathroom is there?) The guy done good.
The youngster has a fine voice too - good luck to them all.
He was fine and capable in my humble opinion - nice to look at too
Britains got Talent
I saw it this morning on youtube and thought I wish I had the spherical objects to get up there in front of that many people with no band for moral support and play like that.
Good luck to Julian and if you dont take the opportunity then you will never know what might be
rhysonsax
I caught that part of the show and it was a bit hard for me (in amongst all the reverb) to hear which notes were the sax and which the backing. He didn't seem to play many notes at all !
Did you notice the tuner clamped to the end of his horn (one of those with a bright blue display screen) ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz8BvSiop5Q
My family thought he was very good, but then they only have me to compare against !
Pee Dee
It's the sort of 'music' that appeals to the masses, so he should do well.
We all got to earn a living somehow, and he probably can play jazz, or funk, or rock as well, but that don't win competitions.;}
thehunt
Studham Bedfordshire
Just thought i'd throw my penny worth in anyway. I won't say whether he was good or not, it was hard to decipher the tune amongst all the other background noise but what i would really like to say is hats off to him he had the balls to go out there and play potentially in front of one a live audience and then a worldwide audience. I say very good luck to him, i thought it was actually nice see the sax on mainstay tv.
Re the young lad... Well.. SC had that planned did he not? Talk about a plant.. Less said the better. Phil
half diminished
Rather too Kenny G for me. Nuff said. If you want a real laugh though check this out. American version!
Much more entertaining and no sign of Mr G!
Pjonah
West Row, Suffolk
I went recently to a Client Ball at Coventry University and he was playing, I managed to upset most people at the table by saying he was no more than average and with that amount of reverb you could probably get away with murder.
Its this type of playing that makes me cringe, for the same reasons as I dislike Kenneth G. I'm not suggesting they are talentless, I just don't like this type of sanitised musak, not for me at all.
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i thought this show was for amatuers trying to make it big, it was in some of todays newspapers that this guy is a professional sax player and has played with some pretty big names in the past,,,is this in the spirit of this type of program.
Like Kenny G and playing in other places? It's not Bobby G in disguise, is it?
Lichfield, Staffordshire.
If the Public Like it and willing to pay for it, Good luck to him. :welldone
How about a Forum Multi-Trooper playing super group. We can call Ourselves "Ptomfurum" or "PTF" or....
hull. east yorkshire
morning i was looking at the forum about julian smith and to let people now that he made a cd in 2003 this is his real name Joolz Gianni 'Chilled 2 the Sax' you can find it on amazon ( he was good we all now why to) lol

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Published on June 19, 2014 July 7, 2015 / Test Site GC
Reviews: Jersey Boys (2014)
Excerpt: Forse ci sarebbe voluto il Martin Scorsese dei bei tempi, per restituire alla storia di Frankie Valli e dei Four Seasons il senso di un percorso.
Rick Aragon @ Rick's Cafe Texan
Excerpt: The songs are great…the movie's a mess.
Excerpt: Clint Eastwood se da el gusto de ponerse tras las cámaras de un musical con este atrancado repaso a la historia de los legendarios Four Seasons. Una propuesta que se atasca a mitad de camino, correcta formalmente pero sin mayor trascendencia.
Excerpt: A biopicture about the pop music group worth seeing for the playful and melodic songs.
Excerpt: "Jersey Boys" is a stroll through the park with your aging uncle who adores Frankie Valli and makes you listen to records as he recalls the good old days. Sure, there's a certain warmth to it, but even at the ripe middle age of 42, I found myself antsy and wanting to move on almost as soon as the movie starts.
Bob Cashill @ Popdose.com
Excerpt: In adapting the Broadway musical to film director Clint Eastwood uses the old neighborhood brotherhood as his base note, layering in the conflicts among the original four members with the play's pass-the-baton, Rashomon-like, direct address device.
Tony Dayoub @ Cinema Viewfinder
Excerpt: …Eastwood stands aside in deference to the material, a by-the-numbers biopic that would be merely serviceable were it not for the group's memorable music.
Excerpt: Un Eastwood menor, pero un Eastwood al fin y al cabo.
Excerpt: Too long, not well-focused and a tad too edgy for its own good, this is still an entertaining movie when it counts. "Jersey Boys" may have a messy bridge, but it does hit the high notes.
Excerpt: One gets the sense that the movie … likes the music of the Four Seasons but doesn't entirely respect it.
Excerpt: Subdued, nostalgic behind-the-music story of this iconic rock'n' roll group…
Excerpt: What made the original such a joy was the wonderful plethora of hit songs from the Four Seasons, not the generic Behind the Music-style story. Eastwood highlights the weakest aspects of the play while de-emphasizing the music.
Travis Hopson @ Punch Drunk Critics
Excerpt: Director Clint Eastwood's discomfort with his own material is enormous and obvious. Does he just not get pop music, or is he actively disdainful and suspicious of it?
Excerpt: For all the wonderful performances and quirky stories behind the songs you know so well, the film's sputtering and lurching second half is enough to weigh down the film's overall feel good vibe.
Ben Kendrick @ Screen Rant
Excerpt: Jersey Boys is an enjoyable but ultimately straightforward stage-to-screen transfer – over-polished and lacking in the raw energy that made its source material so enchanting.
Excerpt: Jersey Boys should explode and pop off the screen, and it just seems unremarkable and bereft of dramatic interest. Those timelessly catchy doo-wop tunes will surely stick in your head, but the last thing the viewer should feel at the end of the show is neutral.
Dan Lybarger @ Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Excerpt: Clint Eastwood's new film of the Broadway musical Jersey Boys delivers enough moments of wit and candor to nearly escape this sort of reductive criticism.
Excerpt: Jersey? Sure.
Excerpt: Jersey Boys marks the first—and hopefully only—time I have left a movie thinking, "Gee, I wonder what Adam Shankman could have done with that."
Excerpt: I'd guess you wouldn't find yourself in the theater if you weren't already a fan. But if you happen to, it'll be nearly impossible not to become one.
Excerpt: Neither very entertaining nor especially enlightening…an old-fashioned rags-to-riches-to-rags show-biz melodrama punctuated by a few laughs and some musical interludes.
Reviews: Obvious Child (2014)
Reviews: Ida (2014)


Treballs del Museo de Ciences Natural de Barcelona 15(2): 96. 1933.
Cap 2.5-5 cm broad, convex, expanding to plano-convex; margin at first incurved then decurved to nearly plane; surface dry, patchy fibrillose, or with scattered squamules, sometimes radially cracked in age; color: yellow-orange, the disk darker, fading towards the margin; flesh yellowish-orange; taste bitter.
Gills adnate, close, moderately broad, at first yellow, at maturity tinged bright orange-brown to rusty brown.
Stipe 3-6 cm long, 5-7 mm thick, equal or tapering slightly towards the base, solid to stuffed, sometimes hollow in age; surface fibrillose, yellowish, bruising orange-brown; veil yellowish, fibrillose, evanescent, sometimes leaving fragments near the apex or on the immature cap margin.
Spores 7-10.5 x 4-6 µm, elliptical, roughened; spore print rusty-brown.
Solitary, scattered or clustered on downed conifer wood; common in our area on small branches or cones.
Gymnopilus sapineus is characterized by a patchy squamulose, golden-orange cap, which sometimes cracks radially in age. The yellowish, fibrillose, evanescent veil and bruising of the stipe from yellowish-orange to orange-brown are also important field characters. Another Gymnopilus species commonly found in our area is G. luteocarneus. It differs in having a smoother, somewhat darker (orange-brown) cap.
Hesler, L.R. (1969). North American Species of Gymnopilus. Hafner Publishing Company: New York, NY. 117 p.
Watling, R., Gregory, N.M. & Orton, P.D. (1993). British Fungus Flora: Agarics and Boleti. Vol 7. Cortinariaceae p.p.: Galerina, Gymnopilus, Leucocortinarius, Phaeocollybia, Phaeogalera, Phaeolepiota, Phaeomarasmius, Pleuroflammula, Rozites & Stagnicola. Royal Botanic Garden: Edinburgh, Scotland. 131 p.


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import React, {Component, PropTypes} from 'react';
import classNames from 'classnames';
import moment from 'moment';
import debounce from 'lodash/debounce';
import range from 'lodash/range';
import {getScrollSpeed, getMonthsForYear, keyCodes, parseDate, validDate} from './utils';
import defaultLocale from './locale';
import defaultTheme from './theme';
import Today from './Today';
import Header from './Header';
import List from './List';
import Weekdays from './Weekdays';
import Years from './Years';

const containerStyle = require('./Container.scss');
const dayStyle = require('./Day/Day.scss');
const style = {
	container: containerStyle,
	day: dayStyle
};

export default class InfiniteCalendar extends Component {
	constructor(props) {
		super();

		// Initialize
		this.updateLocale(props.locale);
		this.updateYears(props);
		this.state = {
			selectedDate: this.parseSelectedDate(props.selectedDate),
			display: props.display,
			shouldHeaderAnimate: props.shouldHeaderAnimate
		};
	}
	static defaultProps = {
		width: 400,
		height: 500,
		rowHeight: 56,
		overscanMonthCount: 4,
		todayHelperRowOffset: 4,
		layout: 'portrait',
		display: 'days',
		selectedDate: new Date(),
		min: {year: 1980, month: 0, day: 0},
		minDate: {year: 1980, month: 0, day: 0},
		max: {year: 2050, month: 11, day: 31},
		maxDate: {year: 2050, month: 11, day: 31},
		keyboardSupport: true,
		autoFocus: true,
		shouldHeaderAnimate: true,
		showOverlay: true,
		showTodayHelper: true,
		showHeader: true,
		tabIndex: 1,
		locale: {},
		theme: {},
		hideYearsOnSelect: true
	};
	static propTypes = {
		selectedDate: validDate,
		min: validDate,
		max: validDate,
		minDate: validDate,
		maxDate: validDate,
		locale: PropTypes.object,
		theme: PropTypes.object,
		width: PropTypes.oneOfType([PropTypes.number, PropTypes.string]),
		height: PropTypes.number,
		rowHeight: PropTypes.number,
		className: PropTypes.string,
		overscanMonthCount: PropTypes.number,
		todayHelperRowOffset: PropTypes.number,
		disabledDays: PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number),
		disabledDates: PropTypes.arrayOf(validDate),
		beforeSelect: PropTypes.func,
		onSelect: PropTypes.func,
		afterSelect: PropTypes.func,
		onScroll: PropTypes.func,
		onScrollEnd: PropTypes.func,
		keyboardSupport: PropTypes.bool,
		autoFocus: PropTypes.bool,
		onKeyDown: PropTypes.func,
		tabIndex: PropTypes.number,
		layout: PropTypes.oneOf(['portrait', 'landscape']),
		display: PropTypes.oneOf(['years', 'days']),
		hideYearsOnSelect: PropTypes.bool,
		shouldHeaderAnimate: PropTypes.bool,
		showOverlay: PropTypes.bool,
		showTodayHelper: PropTypes.bool,
		showHeader: PropTypes.bool
	};
	componentDidMount() {
		let {autoFocus, keyboardSupport} = this.props;
		this.node = this.refs.node;
		this.list = this.refs.List;

		if (keyboardSupport && autoFocus) {
			this.node.focus();
		}
	}
	componentWillReceiveProps(next) {
		let {min, minDate, max, maxDate, locale, selectedDate} = this.props;
		let {display} = this.state;

		if (next.locale !== locale) {
			this.updateLocale(next.locale);
		}
		if (next.min !== min || next.minDate !== minDate || next.max !== max || next.maxDate !== maxDate) {
			this.updateYears(next);
		}
		if (next.selectedDate !== selectedDate) {
			var parsed = this.parseSelectedDate(next.selectedDate);
			this.setState({
				selectedDate: parsed
			});
			if(parsed) this.scrollToDate(parsed,-this.props.rowHeight*2);
		} else if (next.minDate !== minDate || next.maxDate !== maxDate) {
			// Need to make sure the currently selected date is not before the new minDate or after maxDate
			let _selectedDate = this.parseSelectedDate(this.state.selectedDate);
			if (!_selectedDate.isSame(this.state.selectedDate, 'day')) {
				this.setState({
					selectedDate: _selectedDate
				});
			}
		}
		if (next.display !== display) {
			this.setState({
				display: next.display
			});
		}
	}
	parseSelectedDate(selectedDate) {
		if (selectedDate) {
			selectedDate = moment(selectedDate);

			// Selected Date should not be before min date or after max date
			if (selectedDate.isBefore(this._minDate)) {
				return this._minDate;
			} else if (selectedDate.isAfter(this._maxDate)) {
				return this._maxDate;
			}
		}

		return selectedDate;
	}
	updateYears(props = this.props) {
		let min = this._min = moment(props.min);
		let max = this._max = moment(props.max);
		this._minDate = moment(props.minDate);
		this._maxDate = moment(props.maxDate);

		this.years = range(min.year(), max.year() + 1).map((year) => getMonthsForYear(year, min, max));
		this.months = [].concat.apply([], this.years);
	}
	updateLocale(locale) {
		locale = this.getLocale(locale);
		moment.updateLocale(locale.name, locale);
		moment.locale(locale.name);
	}
	getDisabledDates(disabledDates) {
		return disabledDates && disabledDates.map((date) => moment(date).format('YYYYMMDD'));
	}
	getLocale(customLocale = this.props.locale) {
		return Object.assign({}, defaultLocale, customLocale);
	}
	getTheme(customTheme = this.props.theme) {
		return Object.assign({}, defaultTheme, customTheme);
	}
	onDaySelect = (selectedDate, e, shouldHeaderAnimate = this.props.shouldHeaderAnimate) => {
		let {afterSelect, beforeSelect, onSelect} = this.props;

		if (!beforeSelect || typeof beforeSelect == 'function' && beforeSelect(selectedDate)) {
			if (typeof onSelect == 'function') {
				onSelect(selectedDate, e);
			}

			this.setState({
				selectedDate,
				shouldHeaderAnimate,
				highlightedDate: selectedDate.clone()
			}, () => {
				this.clearHighlight();
				if (typeof afterSelect == 'function') {
					afterSelect(selectedDate);
				}
			});
		}
	};
	getCurrentOffset = () => {
		return this.scrollTop;
	}
	getDateOffset = (date) => {
		return this.list && this.list.getDateOffset(date);
	};
	scrollTo = (offset) => {
		return this.list && this.list.scrollTo(offset);
	}
	scrollToDate = (date = moment(), offset) => {
		return this.list && this.list.scrollToDate(date, offset);
	};
	getScrollSpeed = getScrollSpeed();
	onScroll = ({scrollTop}) => {
		let {onScroll, showOverlay, showTodayHelper} = this.props;
		let {isScrolling} = this.state;
		let scrollSpeed = this.scrollSpeed = Math.abs(this.getScrollSpeed(scrollTop));
		this.scrollTop = scrollTop;

		// We only want to display the months overlay if the user is rapidly scrolling
		if (showOverlay && scrollSpeed >= 50 && !isScrolling) {
			this.setState({
				isScrolling: true
			});
		}

		if (showTodayHelper) {
			this.updateTodayHelperPosition(scrollSpeed);
		}
		if (typeof onScroll == 'function') {
			onScroll(scrollTop);
		}
		this.onScrollEnd();
	};
	onScrollEnd = debounce(() => {
		let {onScrollEnd, showTodayHelper} = this.props;
		let {isScrolling} = this.state;

		if (isScrolling) this.setState({isScrolling: false});
		if (showTodayHelper) this.updateTodayHelperPosition(0);
		if (typeof onScrollEnd == 'function') onScrollEnd(this.scrollTop);
	}, 150);
	updateTodayHelperPosition = (scrollSpeed) => {
		let date = this.today.date;
		if (!this.todayOffset) this.todayOffset = this.getDateOffset(date); //scrollTop offset of the month "today" is in

		let scrollTop = this.scrollTop;
		let {showToday} = this.state;
		let {height, rowHeight, todayHelperRowOffset} = this.props;
		let newState;
		let dayOffset = Math.ceil((date.date()-7+moment(date).startOf("month").day())/7)*rowHeight; //offset of "today" within its month

		if (scrollTop >= this.todayOffset + dayOffset + rowHeight * (todayHelperRowOffset+1)) {
			if (showToday !== 1) newState = 1; //today is above the fold
		} else if (scrollTop + height <= this.todayOffset + dayOffset + rowHeight - rowHeight * (todayHelperRowOffset+1)) {
			if (showToday !== -1) newState = -1; //today is below the fold
		} else if (showToday && scrollSpeed <= 1) {
			newState = false;
		}

		if (scrollTop == 0) {
			newState = false;
		}

		if (newState != null) {
			this.setState({showToday: newState});
		}
	};
	handleKeyDown = (e) => {
		let {maxDate, minDate, onKeyDown} = this.props;
		let {display, selectedDate, highlightedDate, showToday} = this.state;
		let delta = 0;

		if (typeof onKeyDown == 'function') {
			onKeyDown(e);
		}
		if ([keyCodes.left, keyCodes.up, keyCodes.right, keyCodes.down].indexOf(e.keyCode) > -1 && typeof e.preventDefault == 'function') {
			e.preventDefault();
		}

		if (!selectedDate) {
			selectedDate = moment();
		}

		if (display == 'days') {
			if (!highlightedDate) {
				highlightedDate = selectedDate.clone();
				this.setState({highlightedDate});
			}

			switch (e.keyCode) {
				case keyCodes.enter:
					this.onDaySelect(moment(highlightedDate), e);
					return;
				case keyCodes.left:
					delta = -1;
					break;
				case keyCodes.right:
					delta = +1;
					break;
				case keyCodes.down:
					delta = +7;
					break;
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You can achieve your wanted size and shape on your new bonsai by growing them in a small container. This will restrict the growth of roots of your bonsai. You should also trim them very often, this will ensure they are healthy because a large amount of growth is not good in a small root bonsai. When trimming use a specific method. In deciduous trees you can see a minor bud at the beginning of the leaf. Find out the direction where the bud is facing and you must start to trim in that direction because that is where the new shoot will grow. In smaller trees all that is needed in shaping is trimming but in larger trees you will have to bend the branches and trunk to give it a shape. There are many ways to do it but the most used form is by tying a wire. Remember to do these shaping and structuring of bonsai in the growing season only.
After your bonsai has been brought it is usual that for about 2 weeks some leaves will turn yellow. It takes time for your bonsai to adjust to the atmosphere. Never pluck them otherwise they will grow repetitively causing harm to new buds.
Fill a bowl with tepid water. Dip the tree into the bowl so that the water comes up to the brim and the soil is covered with water. Keep it for 5 minutes and then place it on a draining board to drain the excess water. Then remove it from water. Don't keep it in water after draining. Bonsai requires a large amount of water but it should be proportionate. During the peak of summer water your bonsai at every alternate days. Another method is spraying mist twice daily.
Place your bonsai in a bright place but not under the scorching heat. If you do not accurately place the bonsai then it will have no leaves or large leaves on thin shoots. The best place for bonsai is semi-shaded outdoors compared to windowsills, as the temperature is flexible in the sills of window.
Nutrition Unlike any other indoor or outdoor plant bonsai needs nutrition. You can sprinkle Phostrogen tomato feed or other special fertilizer especially for bonsai. During summer once a week and in winter once a month the fertilizer should be given.  One thing that should always be the foremost for a bonsai-fancier is that excess water and fertilizer can burn the roots and kill the bonsai.
 Thankyou and hope this tips will help keep your indoor bonsai garden growing.
Bonsai trees can be a great hobby and a wonderful way to add interest to your garden or inside your home. They take a minimal of care and the ability to train and prune them can be a great creative outlet. Not all bonsai trees are the same and there are many different types of trees that can be interesting to grow. A favorite for bonsai enthusiasts is the braided money plant tree as it is easy to grow and makes a great indoor plant.
Every year more than one million trees are planted on public and private properties throughout North America, these are not the trees are not planted as a part of a reforestation project, they are the trees that we use for personal and community ambience. Of these trees, less than 50 percent will survive more than two years.


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As Jim will tell you, there's no place like home. We both like being here but a quick reentry can be a rude awakening. That's definitely how it feels to get back to business after a week of vacation. Writing the weekly recap today was definitely bittersweet!
We were on vacation so we wrote a bit less. Here is what we shared….
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I'm a big fan of Instagram and use it to share photos of our daily life throughout the week. Follow jetsettershomestead there to see all of our photos but here are a couple of my favorites from the week!
We pay for 100% of our travel and other reviewed/discussed items on Jetsetter's Homestead unless otherwise explicitly disclosed. But one of the ways we do keep the wheels turning for that is to form affiliate or marketing partnerships with companies whose services or products we personally buy/use or otherwise have faith in.
Our major affiliate partnership is with Amazon but we also have a growing list of other companies we've researched that we like. Typically these companies pay us a small percentage of referred sales but occasionally we are paid in product credit or for lead generation instead. We'd like to highlight each week one of the retailers we work with and why we like them!
This week – BorrowLenses – This is a really awesome company that rents professional grade photography gear. Have you ever wanted to take the kinds of cool photos that you see in travel magazines (or on Andy's Travel Blog) but feel like it might either be a one-time thing or are scared to make the investment? BorrowLenses is a great place to try before you buy or just get that one-time use item. I think they might also be a great alternative if you are worried about checking personal camera equipment due to current or pending cabin electronics bans.
Their prices are reasonable (I'm already eyeballing the GoPro toys I want to try for Alaska but know I shouldn't actually purchase) and you can also buy or sell used equipment there. I'd definitely recommend trying BorrowLenses for your summer vacation.
Now that we are back to business, hopefully the rest of the month will fly by. Jim starts a new long-term assignment this week. It's local which will be quite the change up – and it means we are going back to two cars soon! Conversely, my travel is kicking up again and I also have a two week vacation with my mom coming up at the end of the month.
In between we have plenty of excitement including the Cadillac (invitation only) event and U2's Joshua Tree 30th Anniversary Tour (both at AT&T Stadium). We were in high school during the original tour and our local show was the one with BB King that was filmed for Rattle & Hum. We are really excited about this concert and it seems that many of our classmates going will have seen both shows (1987 and 2017)!
On here, we have a ton to catch up on including all of our coverage of Cuba. We'll be spacing that out over several weeks. We decided to intersperse it as we think some of it will be heavy. It may take us some time to unpack it and also to do the content justice.


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Vieux Carré Since 1718
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Start: Jackson Square on Decatur across from St. Louis Cathedral and General Jackson statue. Go toward Canal Street. NOTE: Jackson Square is the heart of the French Quarter. Established in 1721 as a drill field, what is now Jackson Square was known for more than a century as the Place d'Armes. Located in the center of Jackson Square is a statue of General Jackson on his rearing horse. It was put in place in 1856 and is the world's first equestrian statue with more than one hoof unsupported. Bordering Jackson Square are the Pontalba Buildings. Built by Micacla Almonester de Pontalba as luxury apartments with fine ground floor offices and shops, Micacla hoped to reverse the flow of commerce moving from the Vieux Carre. St. Louis Cathedral is the oldest cathedral in the United States and the third church on this site. Next door to St. Louis Cathedral, is the Cabildo. During the Spanish rule, this structure housed the governing council, or Cabildo, of the colony. From this building, France, then Spain, then France again, then the United States, the Confederate States and finally, the United States again, have governed. In a second floor room, known as the Sala Capitular, France ceded the territory of the Louisiana Purchase to the U.S. in 1803. 0.3 Right on Bienville. 0.7 Right on Burgundy. This area will be more residential and you will encounter less traffic. Enjoy the architecture, ambiance, balconies and gardens. 1.4 Right on Esplanade. Go one block to Dauphine. 1.4 Right on Dauphine. 2.1 Left on Conti. Go one block to Bourbon. 2.1 Left on Bourbon. NOTE: Bourbon Street is known for its bright lights, competing types of music, modern hotels, restaurants and a continuous promenade of people. As you get farther down Bourbon toward Esplanade, you will find a more dignified, residential quality to this old street. 400 Bourbon. Old Absinthe House Bar is famous for its drink, the Absinthe Frappe. 941 Bourbon. Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop. Legend has it that the pirate Jean Lafitte and his privateers & smugglers operated a blacksmith shop as a front for their vast, illicit trade in contraband. The building dates back to 1772 and is one of the few remaining examples of soft bricks reinforced with timbers---a construction form used by early settlers.This area of Bourbon was once known as the home of voodoo queens and doctors. Settlers brought Voodoo to New Orleans from Haiti and Sainte Domingue. The famous voodoo queen, Marie Laveau lived nearby on St. Ann Street at the edge of the Quarter. Little is known of her historically, although dozens of stories, folktales, and rumors persist today. With her power to cast spells and heal physical ailments as well as heartaches, she became quite influential, counting among her clients some of the wealthiest people in the city. No one is sure if her original house even survived. Important, however, was the proximity of her house to Congo Square, where the slaves and "free person of color" congregated in her day and spoke in their native African tongues, danced to their own music and joined Marie Laveau in voodoo rituals. 2.9 Right on Esplanade. Go one block to Royal. 3.0 Right on Royal Street. NOTE: Royal Street is famous for its antiques, its art and the many ornate galleries that overhand the sidewalk. Royal Street was the Main Street of the French Quarter. 1140 Royal. The Haunted House. Madame LaLaurie was from the finest of Creole families and was known as a gracious and charming hostess. Her home became the scene of brilliant social events. But there was a persistent buzz of gossip about the LaLaurie's servants. A neighbor reported to the police that she had seen Delphine LaLaurie mercilessly lashing a small Negro slave girl, who shortly thereafter fell from the rooftop to the courtyard below. The police took Madame LaLaurie to court but she was merely fined. Then on the night of April 10, 1834, a fire broke out in the big LaLaurie residence. Neighbors crashed through a locked door into a smoked filled room to find seven, wretched starving creatures chained leg and neck in the most painful positions, unable to move. A newspaper, the next day suggested that Madame LaLaurie set the fire herself. Citizens began to mass outside the house. Suddenly, a carriage burst out of the gate and race away, with the LaLauries in the back. The mob howled, then proceeded to tear down the house. The house was later restored but the LaLauries never returned. She died in Europe years afterward: Delphine's body was brought to the city in great secrecy and buried. Ever since some say, groans, screams, and the savage hissing of whips have haunted the house. 1132 Royal. The Gallier House. James Gallier, Jr., was one of the city's most prominent architects. Gallier designed the French Opera House. In 1857, he bought a lot here, then designed and built this residence (1857 or 1858). The elegant Victorian home, authentically restored to reflect the taste and lifestyles of a successful urban designer in post Civil War New Orleans. 934 Royal. The Great Creole was the home of General P.G.T. Beauregard, Creole hero of the Civil War. General Beauregard lived in this house with his son Rene for eight years after his return from the War. Note the love-birds on the iron gate. 915 Royal. Cornstalk Fence is famous for its morning glories and cornstalks. It was a present to the wife of Dr. Joseph Biamenti, who missed the rural scenery of the Midwest. 700 Royal. The Labranche House has probably the best known iron work in the Vieux Carre. These galleries were added to the house in the 1850's. 640 Royal. The Lemonnier Skyscraper. This mysterious building on the corner has long been called the "Skyscraper". When the fourth story was added to the house in 1876, neighbors feared that the swampy soil would not support its height. 533 Royal. The Merieult House is the oldest house on Royal Street. It survived the fire of 1794 that destroyed most of its neighbors. 534 Royal. Casa Commercio (the house of commerce) was built soon after the fire of 1794, probably for businessmen Lille Sarpy and Juan Cortez. During the 1920's & 30's, Lyle Saxon made this his home, while he wrote his wonderful books about New Orleans and her people. Saxon was responsible for encouraging many of his contemporaries to move into the Vieux Carre. His home was a haven for artists and writers and he helped many struggling creative people to develop their talents. 437 Royal. The cocktail was invented here by Pharmacist Antoine Peychaud. Entertaining his friends and fellow Masonic Lodge members after business hours, he prepared a mixture of brandy and his own special blend of bitters (still sold today). Served in a French "egg cup" called a "coquetier", the drink took the name of the cup, and the English mispronunciation became "cocktail." 301 Royal. Mallard's Magasin. Prudent Mallard, who had learned his trade in his native France, came to New Orleans in the 1830's and opened a furniture shop. Soon the furniture designed and built in Mallard's Magasin was sought after by wealthy Creole planters and merchants. Mallard's furniture can be seen in many museums and homes in New Orleans and the plantations on the Great River Road. 3.6 Left on Conti. Go one block to Chartres. 3.7 Left on Chartres. 541 Chartres. Spanish Roof. This structure was build to house the ice making equipment of the Cosmopolitan Ice Company in 1907. The style of roof (flat, with post of yucca or cactus) was typical of much older, Spanish building, like the Caboodle. 823 Chartres. This much photographed house was built in 1835. 1112 Chartres. This old French, stuccoed brick building may be the oldest structure in the Mississippi Valley. The Ursuline Nuns arrived at the colony in 1727, and began the first schools and orphanages, as well as caring for the "casket girls". 1113 Chartres. Beauregard Keyes House. The author, Frances Parkinson Keyes, bought this Greek Revival house in 1944, saving it from demolition. 4.0 Straight through Jackson Square. 4.4 Right on Esplanade. 4.5 Right on N. Peters. You will be in the French Market area. Turn right on Barracks Street and explore the Flea Market and the Farmers' Market. The Flea Market rents stalls to vendors selling a variety of goods, from unique, collectable or hand made "treasures", to common, "dime store" bargains. The Farmers' Market is the nation's oldest operated produce market and sells vegetables, fruits, spices and seafood, 24 hours a day. Continue several blocks to Jackson Square and Café du Monde. 5.0 Café du Monde
Type of Ride: Road,Leisure
Nearby Towns: New Orleans
The opportunity to tour one of the most important historic districts in America is rare. Enjoy your ride through the 90-square-block Vieux Carré, more commonly known as the French Quarter. Bordered by Iberville Street, Esplanade Avenue, Rampart Street and the Mississippi River, this 300-year-old neighborhood is one of the country's most important treasures.
Stop often to read your cue sheets and the historical markers. The history and architecture of the small area is incredible. To avoid traffic, do this tour early on Saturday or Sunday morning. The residential area of the quarter should be almost free of traffic and the more commercial area should have limited traffic. Stop for a cup of rich coffee and powdered sugar-covered beignets at Café du Monde, and of course, save room for brunch or lunch in one of the many restaurants.
You might have to dodge a few horse-and-buggy tours on the narrow streets. Just use caution at the intersections as you enjoy the nonstop sightseeing offered by the Quarter.
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Bring your bike or rent one for a ride along the 31-mile Tammany Trace rail trail.
Take it off-road to Lincoln Parish Park, featuring ten miles of trails for all skill levels.
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Go for a leisurely ride on the Mississippi River or take a ride down south Baton Rouge's River Road.
Pack the mountain bikes for a camping weekend at Sam Houston Jones State Park in nearby Moss Bluff.


Who's Bill This Time?, Bluff the Listener about a new way someone is saving relationships, Not My Job about other people who have blazed their own trails, Listener Limerick Challenge, Panelist Predictions: how will they fix Rio in time for the Summer Olympics?
In the edited version of the show, only five out of the eight questions Bobcat was asked during the Lightning Fill-in-the-Blank round made it, and one of the questions was one he answered correctly. Also, one of Maz's Lightning Fill-in-the-Blank questions was edited out, which was also one that he answered correctly.
Due to the timing of the Brexit vote, they had to record two different takes on the Brexit vote outcome, one for and one against.


The business growth model that InnovyzStart uses also applies to communication strategy. It's because the act of chasing business growth is strategic. Your content is chasing audience engagement, and you need to be strategic about that, too.
If you saw Jana Matthews's presentation at SouthStart Conference 2013 in Adelaide, or have read my notes taken from the session, this article will speak to you in a familiar language. This article takes the InnovyzStart framework and uses it to create a strategy for continuous and strategic growth in content and audience engagement.
What the ANZ InnovyzStart model teaches us is that business growth needs to be strategic to be sustainable. So does your relationship marketing. You can spend all of your time engaging with your audience, but it is not going to help your business if you a) can't sustain it, and b) if you don't plan it.
Relationship marketing is the buzz‐phrase of the day, and engagement is what is driving our metrics, regardless of the channel in which it appears. Your customers need to be engaging with what you do, and so do their customers need to be engaged in what your customers are doing. You can't drive engagement if you don't know the specifics of what you are trying to achieve and why.
Keeping your content working for you is an intensive, and time‐ and resource‐intensive process when you do it correctly. If you aren't using your own resources in‐house, then for you (or for your clients) it's an ongoing financial investment. Therefore, you want to make sure that you (a) have a good strategy and future plan, and (b) that your strategy is sustainable.
Am I sounding like a broken record yet? Plan it, plan to sustain it: two phrases you need to put on your wall.
Enter the Innovyz model. Remember, the Innovyz model moves from Discovery to Continuous Growth.
Communication and Content Strategy works on the same basis, and always starts with discovery. It is for this reason that content always needs to come before information architecture: you have to research and describe what you want to achieve. It's only when you have a solid idea of what you want and why that you start drawing plans.
The Innovyz model works on five channels, so that you have a big‐picture view. It makes it very easy to show you how your content strategy relates to all parts of your business, and moves through five stages of growth.
This image explains a content and communication strategy in the sustainable Innovyz Start Accelerator program's framework for growth.
You have to undertake a lot of research; that research will give you information about your audience, how you (or your products) are solving their pain points, how your content is currently performing across all channels, what works best in which channel (and when, and how, and why). It will give you specific metrics, and it allows you to support your goals with existing metrics (therefore giving you a benchmark for future measurement).
Then, you need a strategic way of reaching your goals, so that you are doing it in the most efficient way possible. Your strategy is embedded in your research: where, how, when you place your content; how your content relates to your business strategy; how and when to write, re‐purpose, publish. Strategy drives efficiency.
Finally, when you start seeing those efficiencies working for you, you need to drive growth through continuous measurement, and ensure that growth is continuous and consistent with your business strategy. That requires regular and consistent review and adjustment.
Just like driving business growth, none of this is rocket science. It is, however, hard work — which is why 80% of new businesses fail, and why content strategy is considered only when a website isn't performing as a customer expects.


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Family behind Tyler's Hope taking the battle over dystonia nationwide
By Christopher CurryStaff writer
Last week, Rick Staab traveled north to Atlanta for a cause that is his family's passion — the fight against dystonia.
His children Tyler, 16, and Samantha, 13, both have the neurological movement disorder, which causes involuntary and sometimes painful contractions of the muscles and twists the body into abnormal postures and positions.
When Tyler was diagnosed nine years ago, Rick and his wife, Michelle Staab, founded Tyler's Hope for a Dystonia Cure, a charity foundation to raise awareness and research money.
Continuing that work nearly a decade later, the Staabs and Tyler's Hope are part of a national push to raise more awareness, increase accurate diagnosis and improve treatments. Foundations and charities from across the country have joined to make September the first Dystonia Awareness Month.
As part of that effort, Staab was in Atlanta on Sept. 17 to receive a proclamation from Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal. He met with high-ranking members of the Georgia Senate and House of Representatives and made plans to go back during the General Assembly's session to build on the foundation laid during this trip.
It was exactly the type of attention-generating event the charities and foundations were looking for when they started the awareness month for a disorder that has struck an estimated half million people in the United States and Canada.
In many ways, the goal is to create a situation like the one in Gainesville in cities across the country.
Locally, there is the combination and cooperation of an established charity foundation with well-attended fundraising events like the annual Hope Weekend and a major research and treatment center, the UF Health Shands Hospital Center for Movement Disorders and Neurorestoration.
Tyler and Samantha were both diagnosed with genetic dystonia at Shands and went through multiple surgical therapies there to improve their physical conditions and quality of life. In the procedure, known as deep brain stimulation, electrodes are placed in the brain and electric pulses are used to interrupt or block the signals causing the involuntary muscle movements and contractions.
Tyler's surgeries were about nine years ago and Samantha's were more than four years ago. Before the procedures, both were confined to wheelchairs. Today, Tyler has movement on the right side of his body, is able to walk and drive a car. He's 16 years old and has his driver's license, Staab said.
Samantha now plays volleyball. Her mobility is limited on the court, Staab said, but her hand-eye coordination is exceptional and she digs out the ball with the best of them.
He credited the progress of his children to doctors at Shands.
Likewise, doctors and researchers at the Center for Movement Disorders and Neurorestoration say the Staabs have done much to raise awareness about dystonia and to help propel research forward.
"Tyler's Hope has made its mark in the scientific community," said Dr. Aparna Wagle Shukla, an assistant professor at the Center for Movement Disorders and Neurorestoration.
At UF, Wagle Shukla said the foundation has raised money for research studies and research coordinator positions. It has also helped keep a focus on striving to learn more about how dystonia works in hope of an eventual cure.
Wagle Shukla is in the midst of an ongoing study with that same end goal. Its focus is trying to more completely understand "the brain circuitry" to determine exactly how deep brain stimulation affects the brain and why it is an effective treatment for many dystonia patients.
David Vaillancourt, a professor of applied physiology and kinesiology, neurology, and biomedical engineering at UF, said Tyler's Hope has funded some of his ongoing research into where in the brain dystonia originates.
"Tyler's Hope has raised awareness and money for research into dystonia not only locally but nationally and internationally," he said.
Staab estimated Tyler's Hope has raised $4 million so far. With very little administrative costs — the foundation has one full-time employee — almost all the money goes into research, he said.
About half has gone to UF and the rest has gone to a list of schools that includes Michigan, Columbia, Duke, Emory, Alabama-Birmingham and Tennessee.
During this first Dystonia Awareness Month, Staab said the charity is pushing to take its work nationwide and get Fortune 500 firms to contribute to research.
The family's personal story also continues to unfold with what has so far been positive news. Their youngest child, 9-year-old son Luke, has so far shown no physical signs of dystonia. The symptoms typically become visible in children between the ages of 7-13 and arrived "like clockwork" for both Tyler and Samantha at age 7.
Still, Staab said the family knows nothing is certain at this point.
"We're still not sure," he said. "We're hopeful."


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Samoa as opposed to America Samoa consists of 10 individual islands in the heart of Polynesia. The main island, Apia, is typical of most of the others. It consists of a beautiful coastline, lush interior, sprawling plantations, extinct volcanic craters, towering mountain peaks, cascading waterfalls and green rainforests, all to be enjoyed on Samoa vacations.
With this type of infrastructure, although the main attractions are the white sand beaches, ideal for watersports such as diving and snorkelling on Samoa vacations. The interior is a good place to explore by walking or cycling through picturesque villages.
What are the top places to visit in Samoa?
One of the highlights in Apia is the Robert Louis Stevenson Museum with its many artefacts collected over time as this Scottish writer used to live here for some time. Also your trip-to Samoa needs to include a visit to one of the many markets selling fruit and vegetables as well as hand-crafted carvings.
Samoa is a great place for game fishing. A unique activity is to swim with turtles.
To sum up, Samoa has excellent beaches, great watersport facilities and exotic scenery to satisfy most hedonists.
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India has a rich and diverse architectural and cultural heritage reflected in the varied styles that grace its monuments Scattered all across our land.
The land that nurtured the talents of the sprint queen P.T.Usha and which is also the home state of the President of India Mr. K.R. Narayanan. Kerela is amonst one of the famous places for the touristsin India . It has a beauty of its especially in its festive time of Onam.
Just right down in the south of the peninsular India, round Cape Comarin, lies Kerela,a strip of land embraced by the Arabian Sea down her full stretch.Kerela is situated at the South west side sharing the borders with Karnataka,Tamil Nadu and having Sri Lanka as its neighbouring country. It is situated in about 38,863 sq. km and Trivandrum as teh capital is a tropical travel-destination.It is the first place to recieve rainfall in India.Expected monsoon time is June to September whereas the best season to have full fun and enjoyment is from November to April. Kerela with her excellent coconut-palm frinzed beaches, Lagoons, Coves, breath-taking beautiful backwaters, luscious verdure, cool green, crunchy cashewnuts, colourful Kathakali, temples, synagogues and churches.


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The Hollywood Pop Up Comedy Club is a Los Angeles and Beirut based brand which brings U.S. comedians to cities where they do not have comedy clubs yet. It was launched by co-founders Ron Senkowski and Samira Kawas in April 2018.

History
The first stand-up comedy event was held in Beirut at the St. Georges Yacht Club. After a year of shows in Beirut, the company expanded to Saudi Arabia by bringing six U.S.-based comedians to perform during the first ever Jeddah Season in June 2019. After this, the company has produced Maz Jobrani's Middle Eastern Peaceful Warrior tour and events in Bahrain, Dubai, Oman, Jordan, Kuwait, Doha, Riyadh, and Jeddah. At the 2019 inaugural edition of Riyadh Season, the team brought Eddie Griffin to perform for two nights in the Boulevard zone.

Events (2018–present)

References

External links

 Official website Hollywood Pop Up Entertainment
 Official website Symply Entertainment
 The Hollywood Comedy Pop Up Club on IMDb

Comedy venues
Comedy clubs in the United States

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Lakers' next steps in wake of latest AD injury?
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Raphielle Johnson and Dan Titus discuss the fallout from Anthony Davis' latest injury and while both agree that Thomas Bryant will see an immediate boost in production, a trade could be on the horizon.
– So you look at the Lakers– no AD. Thomas Bryant feels obvious, but is there anyone else, even if you want to expand on him, that you may be targeting this week?
– Yeah, I wrote up my weekly Wavers article, and Thomas Bryant last night was 39% rostered. He's now up to 51. So good on the fantasy community for jumping on that. Crazy swing of events, here, for AD. He was the top fantasy basketball player. And then what we all knew was going to happen, it's a matter of time– down with an injury. So now that he's out for a month, I think Thomas Bryant certainly has staying power here. But we were kind of chatting about it offline.
I think the Lakers got to make a move beyond this because right now they're playing for the rest of the season right now. And by not having AD, I don't think you can actually think that Thomas Bryant is going to be able to hold this team together along with LeBron, and Wes, and Russ Westbrook.
I think they're going to make a deal. And I think, if I'm going back listening to some of the insiders at NBA, or excuse me– at Yahoo– Jake Fisher and Vince Goodwill we're talking about how the Lakers are kind of waiting for other teams to make to move. I think they're going to initiate this market and really start things going because they can't afford to lose out on LeBron in his age, right now, while he's healthy playing the best brand of basketball he's played this season.
I think they're going to make a move for like a Myles Turner, if that's still available. Or maybe they'll look for the Jazz. Or maybe the Bulls– the Bulls have been awful. That's a team that's definitely trending in the wrong direction. So I think there's big men to be had. But in the meantime, Thomas Bryant has been pretty stellar, if you look at his starters minutes compared to being in a reserve role. He's pretty much giving you a low-end double-double in some cases. Over the course of his career, he has 13.7 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 2.4 stocks.
So that's what you can expect. That's pretty much what he did in 2019-2020 when he was the starter for the Wizards. So as long as he doesn't have any competition, which he really doesn't. It's like Wayne Gabriels is only backup. I think that Bryant's going to be pretty solid unless the Lakers make a move.
– Yeah, I think that's the one thing. Like you mentioned, he's played well these last two games. But eventually you find out why a backup is the backup. And the Lakers really aren't in a position where they can afford to play this out. My one question is, how many assets do they have? They gave up a lot to get Anthony Davis to begin with. Russell Westbrook, gave up a good amount to get him as well. Don't have much draft capital. A lot more of the league is eligible to be traded at that December 15 deadline, obviously. But they can't afford to play this out because New Orleans holds their first-round pick.
– Exactly.
– If we end up in a situation where they just flame out and win by Jamar and Scoot Henderson wind up in New Orleans, a lot of people will be alternating between laughing at the Lakers and just being absolutely furious about the whole process.
– Yeah, you're right. The Pelicans are in the driver's seat right now. So it's funny how this all kind of works out years later. But they really only have two future firsts to dangle here. And a really not attractive Russell Westbrook contract that will come off the books next year.
So I think they're going to make a move. The matter is just what Pelinka is thinking here. And I think now they're going to– I feel like they should have made the move when AD was at his best because now your trade value, they know you're desperate. They're going to be getting scraps at this point, comparatively, of what they could have gotten maybe a month ago, had they tried to make a deal.
And who knows. Maybe they got to blow it up if this thing goes really left. We could see some other trades happening because I just don't see really much of a path for success for this team if AD is not in there.


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General outline and financial impact
Chapter 1 - Funeral agreements
A New Tax System (Indirect Tax and Consequential Amendments) Bill (No. 2) 1999
A New Tax System (Indirect Tax and Consequential Amendments) Act (No. 2) 1999
Supplementary Explanatory Memorandum
Amendments to be moved on behalf of the Government (Circulated by authority of the Treasurer, the Hon Peter Costello, MP)
Outline of Chapter
Prepaid funerals and the transition
1.1 Under the current goods and services tax (GST) legislation, prepaid funeral agreements entered into after 2December1998 are subject to section11 of the GST Transition Act 1999 (GST Transition Act). That is, where a funeral agreement has been entered into after 2December1998 and it is reasonably expected that the funeral will take place after 1July2000, GST will be payable.
1.2 The funeral industry has raised a number of practical difficulties in applying GST to prepaid funerals over the transitional period to the commencement of the GST on 1 July 2000.
1.3 Request for amendment 1 replaces section15 to give certainty and ensure practical application of the GST to prepaid funeral agreements.
Section 11 estimates
1.4 Section 11 of the GST Transition Act allows the Commissioner of Taxation (Commissioner) to determine methods to work out the extent to which a right could reasonably be expected to be used after 1 July 2000 where it is not clear.
1.5 This provision has practical application problems for funeral directors as it is inappropriate and unreasonable to ascertain when a funeral is likely to occur. It is similarly difficult for the Commissioner to determine methods to work out such an estimate.
1.6 New paragraph15(1)(a) ensures that section 11 estimates will not apply to prepaid funerals.
Totally GST-free
1.7 Prepaid funeral agreements entered into prior to 1 December 1999 and paid in full prior to 1 December 1999 do not attract GST whenever the service is provided [new subsection 15(2)] .
GST-free to the extent that consideration is paid before certain dates
1.8 If the funeral agreement was entered into prior to 1 December 1999 but was not paid in full before 1 December 1999, the recipient is effectively given until 1 July 2005, or an earlier review date, if one exists, to pay for it.
1.9 Any consideration paid before 1 July 2005, or an earlier review date, if one applies to the agreement, is taken to be for a supply which is GST-free [new subsection 15(2)] .
Not GST-free
1.10 Prepaid funerals entered into after 1 December 1999 will attract GST. However, the funeral service is taken to be a taxable supply only where it is provided on or after 1 July 2000 [new paragraph 15(1)(b)] .


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Sporting Green Staff Published 4:05 pm PDT, Thursday, June 6, 2019 Stephen Curry and the Warriors will try to leave Marc Gasol and the Raptors gasping in Game 4 of the NBA Finals at Oracle Arena at 6 p.m. Friday (Channel 7, 10/95.7). Stephen Curry and the Warriors will try to leave Marc Gasol and the Raptors gasping in Game 4 of the NBA Finals at Oracle Arena at 6 p.m. Friday (Channel 7, 10/95.7). Photo: Ben Margot / Associated Press Photo: Ben Margot / Associated Press Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close Image 1 of 1 Stephen Curry and the Warriors will try to leave Marc Gasol and the Raptors gasping in Game 4 of the NBA Finals at Oracle Arena at 6 p.m. Friday (Channel 7, 10/95.7). Stephen Curry and the Warriors will try to leave Marc Gasol and the Raptors gasping in Game 4 of the NBA … [Read more...] about Bay Area sports calendar, June 7-9
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By John-Henry Perera Published 6:32 pm CDT, Saturday, April 20, 2019 SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - APRIL 15: Brie Larson and Jeremy Renner attend the fan event for Marvel Studios' 'Avengers: Endgame' South Korea premiere on April 15, 2019 in Seoul, South Korea. (Photo by Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images for Disney) less SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - APRIL 15: Brie Larson and Jeremy Renner attend the fan event for Marvel Studios' 'Avengers: Endgame' South Korea premiere on April 15, 2019 in Seoul, South Korea. (Photo by Chung ... more Photo: Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images For Disney Photo: Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images For Disney Image 1 of / 22 Caption Close Image 1 of 22 SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - APRIL 15: Brie Larson and Jeremy Renner attend the fan event for Marvel Studios' 'Avengers: Endgame' South Korea … [Read more...] about Best news, entertainment and sports photos of the week
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North, South Korean musicians hold rare joint performance
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South Korean violinist Won Hyung Joon took the stage, nodded once to his North Korean soprano partner, and placed his instrument on his shoulder. With a flick of the conductor's wrist, she began to sing, and he began to bow — the beginning of a rare joint performance Sunday that they hope will bring the Koreas closer amid deadlocked nuclear diplomacy. "Until today, I was thinking, will this really happen? Will it suddenly be canceled?" Won said. "Today was the day my dream finally came true." Won, donning a white shirt, and Kim Song Mi, sporting a sparkling red dress, performed Antonin Dvorak's "Songs My Mother Taught Me" together with a Chinese orchestra at the Shanghai Oriental Art Center. After the last notes, they held hands and bowed to thunderous applause from the mostly Chinese audience. Kim later reappeared in a traditional multicolored Korean dress to sing "Arirang," a Korean traditional folk tune beloved in … [Read more...] about North, South Korean musicians hold rare joint performance
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Earnhardt joins NBC Sports coverage of Indianapolis 500
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NBC Sports will use retired NASCAR star Dale Earnhardt Jr. in its inaugural broadcast of the Indianapolis 500 next month. The second-year analyst will be part of a team that features 14 commentators and host Mike Tirico and analyst Danica Patrick. Earnhardt will be a roving reporter for his first Indianapolis 500 on May 26, contributing to pre-race, in-race and post-race coverage alongside Rutledge Wood. Earnhardt Jr., who will also be featured from Indianapolis Motor Speedway during race week, was used extensively by the network in his first year after retirement with reporting trips to last year's Winter Olympics in South Korea and the Super Bowl. NBC Sports motorsports host Krista Voda will also join Earnhardt at Indianapolis. The broadcast booth will be NBC Sports' full-time IndyCar crew of play-by-play announcer Leigh Diffey and analysts Paul Tracy and Townsend Bell. The 14 total commentators will be the most ever for NBC Sports' coverage of IndyCar as the … [Read more...] about Earnhardt joins NBC Sports coverage of Indianapolis 500
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South Korea's Speedskating Community Faces Reckoning After Rape Allegations
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The Watergardens At Canberra
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The Watergardens at Canberra sits on an expansive landscape of about 300,000 square feet, comprising of 16 five-storey buildings. Strategically located in a region of growth within the North Coast Innovation Corridor, it is conveniently located within five minutes' walk to Canberra Plaza and Canberra MRT station on the North-South Line. The upcoming North-South Corridor will further enhance its accessibility to the City within 20-35 minutes.
Nestled in a landed enclave, this nature-inspired developement features more than 60 lifestyle facilities in 3 thematic zones of unique characteristics, namely The Waters, The Gardens and The Social.


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The Pie Hole: Cupping Season. | | Quiet Lunch.
The Pie Hole: Cupping Season.
Now, these have to be the most adorable treats we've ever seen in our damn lives. Poached from The Cookie Fairy, this recipe looks complicated and guess what, it is — but not as complicated as it seems. With a little elbow grease and caramel glue, you can be impressing your cake addicted friends in no time.
Warning: The recipe was translated from Hebrew so the English may be a little wonky.
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Pour cream in a small pot and bring to a boil.
Turn off the heat, add the white chocolate and let it sit splash minute.
Stir the mixture is smooth. Stir in the Bayliss, cool and transfer to cooling.
Pour 250 ml heavy cream (one cup) in a small pot and bring to a boil.
Small bowl Beat the egg yolks with the sugar and cornstarch.
And answer the mixture to the pot. Dissolve the coffee in the palm of boiling water and add to the pot, along with cardamom and Baileys.
Cook the mixture until it thickens a few minutes and leave to cool completely.
Sprinkle the gelatin in a small glass with a tablespoon of water, put a little absorb fluids, solvents and stir into the coffee cream.
Whip the remaining cream until firm and fold into the mixture smooth frothy coffee. Transfer to cooling.
Roast the pecans on a hot pan without oil, stirring occasionally, until lightly browned and toasted aroma than at home.
In a food processor or spice grinder grind the pecans into crumbs thin as possible.
Add flour, two types of sugar and salt and stir.
Add the diced butter and process dough crumbs.
Add the egg yolk and vanilla extract, process smooth dough into a ball and transfer to cool for several hours.
Roll out the dough on a work surface lightly Mokmh leaf thickness of about 5 mm, cut dough circles large.
And line the dough personal tools to their height. Alternatively, you can also just flatten the dough with your hands glasses.
Create a balance of dough rolls inch thick, and form designers handles of cups.Place the cups and handles full stabilization freeze, preferably the night.
Next day, preheat the oven to medium heat to 180 degrees. Line the inside of the glasses their sides with plastic wrap and fill with baking weights them to the brim.
And answer the short dry dough cups for 10-15 minutes at 150 degrees.
Mix in a small saucepan the sugar and water and cook until the sugar is completely dissolved.Bring to a boil, lower the heat and cook without stirring add, until golden caramel. Dip each of the handles at either end, and coupled into the glass.
Divide the coffee cream between the glasses.
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Death Saves » Death Saves #1 - Fallen Heroes of the Kitchen Table released by Lost His Keys Man Comics on September 2015.
"Death Saves: Fallen Heroes of the Kitchen Table" collects 17 all-new comic book stories about what happens when fantasy gaming characters run out of hit points. With many years of combined gaming experience between the creators, each comic explores the time-honored tradition of killing player characters in unique, and often unexpected ways.
Some of the tales in "Death Saves" are funny, others tragic, others something else entirely. Every gaming table is different. However, one constant is that the real relationships between players impacts the fantasy characters' fate as much as the dice.