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Also complicated is the future of Barcelona's André Gomes. The player is currently on loan at Everton, who are said to be keen on making the move permanent, but now Tottenham have blundered into the fray. Even though the player's impressive performances at Goodison Park have helped him rediscover his midfield mojo – as he put it in an interview with Sky recently, "I feel more like a man now" – the offer of European football could tempt him south.
Ole Gunnar Solskjær has "laid down to Woodward his transfer shortlist for the summer", says the Mirror – and also passed on the names of those he wants to leave Manchester United. This is bad news for Antonio Valencia, Marcos Rojo and Alexis Sánchez but good news for Jadon Sancho. The young wizard is No1 on the shopping list, with United "ready to stump up the biggest transfer fee ever paid by a Premier League club" to tempt the former City youngster back to Manchester. An unnamed source has meanwhile told the Evening Standard that United "are doing everything they can to sign him", with a bid of £80m being readied. That might not be enough, with the Mirror again (in a separate story) saying Borussia Dortmund "will put a £100m price tag" on the player, while Dortmund sources tell the Mail that having sold Christian Pulisic to Chelsea for £58m "no amount of money would see them part with another star player". Instead, Dortmund are apparently determined – according to the Telegraph – to battle Bayern Munich and perhaps RB Leipzig for Callum Hudson-Odoi. "Me and Callum are close friends. I have told him the Bundesliga is a nice league," says Sancho.
Mundo Deportivo dedicates its front page to the fight for Matthijs de Ligt, insisting that Real and Atlético Madrid are ready to battle Juventus, Paris St-Germain and Bayern Munich for the right to battle Barcelona for the Ajax centre-back. Barça's attention has been temporarily diverted elsewhere, with the Guardian reporting an imminent £43m bid for Eintracht Frankfurt's Luka Jovic.
And finally, in news that doesn't really go anywhere else, certainly doesn't go together but at this stage we're running out of options, Lazio "are close to a pre-contract agreement with Alberto Moreno", says the Independent, and Ipswich are after Tranmere's goal-grabbing sensation James Norwood.


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Smart cities need to trust technology and data quality
Date Wednesday, 12 September 2018
There is untapped value in a city's data platform. The data, which grows exponentially, can help to streamline transport systems, reduce energy consumption and support co-creations in city services. However very few cities have yet managed to access these benefits. A study of urban data platforms by Erasmus Centre for Future Energy Business and a group of master students at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM), reveals a significant gap between the required and perceived trust in the quality of data in such platforms.
"In order for urban data platforms to progress, cities must bridge this gap and have a clear vision about how to take the platform beyond just making data sources available – by connecting data sources with app developers and enabling the creation and exchange of value on the platform," says Dr Haydee Sheombar, research consultant and coach at RSM. She has been involved with urban data platforms since 2010, as IBM's Smarter Cities Leader. In 2015 she started her own research-led consultancy for digital transformation, and joined RSM in 2017, researching the development of urban data platforms and coaching master students with their theses.
The state of play in Europe
The EU's smart city project RUGGEDISED is funded under the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. Data from 34 European cities' urban data platforms have been gathered and analysed on the stage of development, the vision behind these platforms, the design of business and technology, implementation barriers and accelerators, and the platforms' use and impact. Each urban data platform exploits modern digital technologies to integrate data flows within and across city systems. They make data resources accessible to participants in a city's ecosystem.
RUGGEDISED success factors
Dr Haydee Sheombar: "The insights from the state-of-the-art survey on urban data platforms in Europe will be shared with the participating cities and will be the basis for a management paper to answer the question if these platforms are the key to successful scalable smart cities projects. Inspired by very successful models in industries e.g. mobility such as Uber, online retailing by Amazon and others, and hospitality such as Airbnb, the question is: can the success factors of these platforms be replicated in an European urban setting? The results of this study will be presented by Dr Marcel van Oosterhout during the RUGGEDISED general assembly in Gdansk, Poland and the Nordic Edge conference in Stavanger, Norway
Student findings; trust and citizen involvement gap, scaling up
The City of Rotterdam invited five students from the MSc Business Information Management programme to present their research findings to organisations involved in the RUGGEDISED project; the organisations included telecoms, transport and energy organisations such as KPN, RET, Heijmans and Eneco. The students' research was given to the RUGGEDISED project team. It described the wide technological, social and urban implications of integrating ICT in urban areas to create resilient, sustainable cities. These presentations generated rich discussions regarding governance, citizen engagement with urban data platforms, government responsibilities in smart cities, and the scaling-up of RUGGEDISED projects.
Building trust and citizen engagement
"Both technical and social contracts are crucial," says RSM MSc student Denis Ceric who researched citizen engagement in urban platforms in multiple cities including Rotterdam, Munich, and Barcelona. He argues that before cities can encourage citizen engagement, however, their urban data platforms must first define the role of citizens on such platforms. This relies on understanding the public perception of ideas such as data ownership and privacy. Fellow MSc student Daniel Bos, whose thesis looked into perceived impacts of the EU-wide General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) on European urban data platforms, suggests that citizens value transparency of information and this could make such platforms more successful. Trust, as he presented in the discussions, is neither a tool nor an end-product – it is a relationship.
Governments to stimulate and protect innovation
An issue that hinders cities' transition to smart city ecosystems includes the need for high-level collaboration amongst all stakeholders. MSc student Marilou Das focused her research on the role of local government in businesses' drive to collaborate in smart city projects. Das' findings propose that governments can contribute co-ordinating and regulatory services within the ecosystem. This includes: stimulating stakeholder interactions, setting basic rules for collaborations, and limiting constraining factors against innovation and businesses.
Scaling up RUGGEDISED and intercity co-operation
RUGGEDISED aims for its projects to be scaled up for greater sustainable impact. MSc student Nikki van der Nat explored the factors that determine the upscaling potential of RUGGEDISED initiatives in her thesis. Some factors included recurring ideas such as trust, commitment, and strategic niche management. The others include 'boundary spanning activities, and shared knowledge and goals'. A lack of sufficient collaborative processes across silos in a city will not only hinder cities' transition towards clean energy.
Information sharing was addressed in MSc student Roy Ouwerkerk's presentation on vendor lock-in to smart city platforms. Even though it is understood that one city's framework may not work in other cities, it is essential for cities to seek co-operation with others — in the spirit of smart cities. Thus, interoperability or the ability for computer systems to exchange and make use of information should not be a condition but instead an outcome for collaboration between urban platforms.
Researching RUGGEDISED at RSM
The RSM master students were coached by staff from RSM's Erasmus Centre for Future Energy Business; Prof. Eric van Heck, Dr Jan van Dalen, Dr Marcel van Oosterhout and Dr Haydee Sheombar, who executed the research questionnaire for RUGGEDISED, an EU-funded smart city project. RUGGEDISED tests and implements smart solutions, from energy, transport to digital technology, in three large-scale 'Lighthouse' city test-beds to pave the way towards a smarter, more sustainable Europe. It brings together three lighthouse cities: Rotterdam, Glasgow and Umeå and three following cities: Brno, Gdansk and Parma.
Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM) is one of Europe's top 10 business schools. RSM provides ground-breaking research and education furthering excellence in all aspects of management and is based in the international port city of Rotterdam – a vital nexus of business, logistics and trade. RSM's primary focus is on developing business leaders with international careers who can become a force for positive change by carrying their innovative mindset into a sustainable future. Our first-class range of bachelor, master, MBA, PhD and executive programmes encourage them to become critical, creative, caring and collaborative thinkers and doers. Study information and activities for future students, executives and alumni are also organised from the RSM office in Chengdu, China. www.rsm.nl
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The fortified holding of a Direnni lord, close to the border of the Direnni Hegemony.
This claim should cover the Barracks and Servant quarters marked B in the screenshot.
Pic 2: I'm having to double up on stairs, just to get the next floor level above where the walls and ceiling are for the previous floor.
Is there some better way to make transition between levels so this doesn't end up overwhelmingly huge? Underground, it doesn't matter so much, but for these above-ground ruin parts, it is a bit tricky.
Maybe it would be best to make the dome accessible via a trapdoor here. I need to create a different doorway that allows you to get there via the regular loaddoor.
I might just extend the floorplan sidelong by 1 tile. The issue is that the towers are 2-3 floors high plus dome on top, so stairs are necessary some place. I might just have to bite the bullet and upsize slightly. I'll make a shell up tomorrow and post the file for discussion.
Another solution could be to remove the floor on that mesh. Something that would be useful for me as well.
Finally doing this now that the dome issue is fixed (and i worked out a floor plan that actually suited the ruin and pleased me) -- file in the next few days!
Here's the shell. I wildly underestimated how big these were in the past, file now reflects the real size of these towers.
I think it'd be best to build the 3 towers first, and then connect them at the end with berry's underground section. I'll probably claim the other 2 after this one unless someone else wants to have a crack.
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This shell is a great asset for any future direnni ruin. Should save many people a lot of effort.
Indeed! Great stuff. I might have a go at one of the other towers, but I'd use your shell for sure.
Remember to include the window panels on the side.
Edit: I updated the file to the fixed version.
Nice to see some progress here. You should maybe add bigger lightbulbs to the ceiling lamps in the top level. And maybe add a couple of the empty direnni lanterns to the barracks quarters. The direnni soldiers will have needed some kind of lightsource in their days.
This is looking excellent so far.
Good ideas worsas, there needs to be more lightstands and misc objects for sure.
That mess hall with the tables and windows really feels great. Add some more webs and it will surely look like it's been abandoned for eras.
Here's a much improved design, stealing roerich's ideas for more interesting details. Much happier with how this is looking now.
Feel free to suggest any further needed additions, as well as ideas for sound design in these Direnni ruins, as I have noticed they are quite quiet, without an opportunity to add obvious soundmarkers.
Steal away, this is getting better and better. I suppose this has been locked off until the player picks the lock?
I don't know what sort of lock levels we should apply to various bits, can easily be adjusted later on I guess, or if you have ideas, shout out.
I'd like to see one or two towers being abandoned since the Direnni left and with high locks on exterior doors. The remaining one(s) should have some sort of enemy squatting in them. This int would be one of the abandoned ones. For enemies here we could either go with undead and Daedra, or we could go another route and have them completely abandoned (save for a few rats perhaps). The real challenge here would be the locks. I think having a few dungeons like this would be a memorable experience, with the eerie atmosphere these interiors can have.
Another thing - I'm not sure this int should have a Magus Console. I didn't picture these as being in every dome, but perhaps one in every fortress or something like that. IMO it would be better suited for the Mage tower here. Elfstone doesn't have one, but that's because the Nords smashed it to pieces after taking the keep. Can't have dangerous Elf magic around your throne. Worsas made these though, so perhaps he has a better picture of their use.
I thought I read that the idea was to have a magus console in every dome, like some kind of network. But if it needs removing, just say and it can surely be replaced with something else.


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By exploiting RNA-Seq data, researchers expand our understanding of the pathogenesis of leishmaniasis
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For patients with cutaneous leishmaniasis, a skin infection transmitted by a sand fly that can lead to painful and disfiguring ulcers, treatment can be grueling. The first-line therapy offered to many requires daily infusions of the metalloid pentavalent antimony for three weeks, and half of patients don't respond to just one round of therapy. Some fail two or even three courses. And the side effects of therapy can range from mere irritation to far more serious conditions.
A new study led by School of Veterinary Medicine researchers with scientists from Brazil has identified biomarkers that predict which patients' disease will resolve with antimony, and which patients should be offered an alternative therapy from the outset. Using data from leishmaniasis patients treated in Brazil, the researchers found a number of genes whose expression correlated with treatment outcome. They also discovered that a small difference in parasite numbers made a big difference when it came to the patients' response.
"This study is the result of a progression of studies, each building on one another, that is allowing us to take the step from describing the biology of this disease to identifying which patients might need alternative treatments," says Phillip Scott, vice dean of Penn Vet and a co-senior author on the work.
"We're moving into the realm of figuring out how to translate this to patients," adds Daniel P. Beiting, co-senior author on the paper and an assistant professor at Penn Vet. "If we can quickly and noninvasively monitor the targets we found, it could be important not only for leishmaniasis but potentially also for other skin diseases, like chronic wounds or psoriasis—anything where these genes are playing a role."
Scott has been working on leishmaniasis and performing research in Brazil for three decades, identifying the factors that contribute to the disease's pathology. Over the last several years, he's collaborated with Beiting to employ genomic techniques to characterize more features of the disease and to identify potential targets for therapy.
In 2017, the Penn Vet-led team found that chronic disease can arise when the immune system's response to the Leishmania parasite goes awry, leading to persistent inflammation. The findings implicated a type of immune cell known as CD8 T cells. Yet their findings still didn't explain why so many patients fail to respond to the antiparasitic drug antimony.
A Leishmania parasite (in red)
To answer this question, they used a more open-ended approach to finding patterns in their data, a pretreatment collection of skin biopsies from 21 people with leishmaniasis and seven people without the disease who served as controls.
"The challenge of human studies is that there are so many confounding variables," says Beiting. "If you say, 'I'm going to compare people who have responded to those who didn't respond,' it sometimes doesn't work because in those two groups there are a lot of other variables at play: sex, age, other comorbidities. So, what we did instead was say, 'If we believe these patients are variable in the way they respond to treatment, why don't we look at what genes are variable?'"
Narrowing down the many genes they identified in this analysis to focus on the top 250 most variable among patients, they found a subset that correlated with treatment failure. Looking at a second set of data from different patients, they were able to confirm that eight of these genes were able to predict treatment failure in both groups.
"And lo and behold, included in that group were some of the genes that we already knew were key players from previous studies in humans and mice," says Beiting, including elements of the CD8 signaling pathway the group had uncovered in 2017.
"We also found genes that we hadn't expected but fit into the broad theme of this cytolytic, inflammatory pathway," says Scott.
In previous studies, researchers had noted—and been somewhat puzzled by—the fact that skin lesions contained few parasites. The current studied confirmed this, using genetic sequencing methods to identify the presence and quantity of parasites in the patient samples. But their quantitative methods also revealed that, while numbers were low across the board, how low they were mattered.
"Very few versus very, very few apparently makes a difference," says Scott. "There's a small but significant cutoff between failure and cure."
As the group gets closer to moving their findings to the clinic, some hurdles remain. They have zeroed in on a few biomarkers, notably the signaling molecule IL-1 and a protein complex known as NLRP3, as ones that could be used in a diagnostic setting to make informed predictions about patient treatment outcomes.
They're also working to see whether a less invasive method than a biopsy could give reliable data about a patient's disease.
"We're laying the foundation for being able to take samples on site and assess them on site," says Beiting, potentially using portable diagnostic devices that could be practical for use in remote clinics like the one the team has collaborated with in Brazil.
And they're continuing to work in the lab to further study the genes that appear to be important in driving disease.
"This latest work, tying in the outcome of treatment, emphasizes how important it would be to block these pathways," Scott says.
Source – University of Pennsylvania, School of Veterinary Medicine
Amorim CF, Novais FO, Nguyen BT, Misic AM, Carvalho LP, Carvalho EM, Beiting DP, Scott P. (2019) Variable gene expression and parasite load predict treatment outcome in cutaneous leishmaniasis. Sci Transl Med 11(519). [article]
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A Case For Genre-Hopping
instead of being just dirty-church-girl ad copy like most of the other women that make up the sidebars of No Depression and Paste, she delivers with great fresh songs and flawless execution
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I love a genre hopper. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate the organic reality of genres – patterns form and gel. It's a natural thing, the animals will gather at the watering hole with the water that tastes best to them. But I have a deep-seeded fear of Marketing, and how we as a water–lapping herd of talking monkeys are in the process of being fenced in for more efficient poaching, where even our protest against being a demographic is a demographic in itself. Our customer service culture is often nothing more than a tracking mechanism for those that want to use what useless thing they just sold us as a method for figuring out what next useless thing they can sell us. And even worse, it makes me even aware that they I am a hypocrite, noting that the axe I'm grinding has a brand name on it.
But that's OK, put me in the Venn diagram with the Genre Hoppers like Neko Case, the de facto Alt-country dream girl with her smoky solo albums, and the voice of the new pop revolution as a member of the New Pornographers. Here's hoping she decides to make both a dancefloor techno hit and a Swedish Death Metal rock opera as well. Neko made her name being the rare babe in a genre populated primarily by homely dudes. But instead of being just dirty-church-girl ad copy like most of the other women that make up the sidebars of No Depression and Paste, she delivers with great fresh songs and flawless execution. Not that I'm against dirty-church-girls at all, its just that the alternative to Nashville that alt-country once portended to be is looking and sounding rather cookie cutter.
This album, recorded live in Toronto and various other places, has some of the catalog placeholder characteristics that live albums often portray, but is still a worthy document even if you haven't subscribed to her listserv. The rendition of previous delights like "Blacklisted" and "Favorite" are demonstrated with the big warmth she brings to her live shows. New songs like the title track and the opener "If You Knew" show Ms. Case maturing as an artist, shedding off some of the country window treatments to make some fine original music. What is particularly rewarding here is that she is not following the same unfortunate path that fellow songbirds Allison Kraus has done on recent works, dropping the Hee Haw act in favor of the NPR pledge drive patina of whitebread understanding of indigenous music without actually going there. These are just great songs, not trying to be anything else but that.
There are spates of reverent cover tunes that highlight her various facets. The Grande Ole Opry take of Buffy Sainte-Maries's "Soulful Shade of Blue" is delightful Austin City Limits-ready pop. She gets her Leslie Gore on with her cover of The Shangri-La's (a band whose name I deem to be brilliant now that I have typed it for the first time ever) "The Train from Kansas City" and her groovy rendition Loretta Lynn's "Rated X" underscores the lessons Miss Loretta taught us ages ago – that you can swing and twang at the same time. The old country stomp of "This Little Light" seems a bit forced to me, but it still works, and is saved by the delightfully pokey plunky "Wayfaring Stranger" where a choir of angels pops up out of nowhere to back up her honey sweet voice.
This may not be the must-have Case album (for me its Furnace Room Lullaby or the Canadian Amp EP) but this is an excellent introduction to one of the most interesting forces in the changing face of independent music, and if this is any indication of what to expect from her forthcoming studio album, she will once again manage to serve up another warm slice or the unexpected.
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By: Rev. Mateen Elass
One year ago, a dear member of my congregation gave me a book. It sat on my office desk until last week, when I finally opened it and began reading. I only wish I hadn't let it sit so long.
Miraculous Movements principally presents amazing stories of how God is establishing thousands of churches in inhospitable, even hostile, Muslim lands, using Muslim converts with very little training. What are the keys to this? Enthusiastic prayer, discipling relationships, and a basic understanding of key Bible stories, all intertwined with the presence and power of God transforming lives.
It is wonderful, of course, to see the gospel penetrating what for centuries was seen as an adamantine fortress of anti-Christian territory. What is equally exciting, however, is the proposition that the same elements which have led to Kingdom expansion in the antipathetic Muslim world are just as effective in the apathetic Western world! But they demand a change in our church culture and mentality. Here's what I've picked up:
Prayer can no longer serve to festoon our self-reliant ministries, but must arise from a deep conviction that nothing of eternal worth is accomplished unless God acts, and guides us in His will. It must be the first of our priorities, and must continue through all our activities.
We must seek to discern where God is already at work in our communities, and join Him there.
The goal is not conversion but discipleship. We are to disciple seekers toward conversion and growth, not seek quick conversions and then hope converts will want to become disciples.
Making disciples demands relationships, which take time, energy and love.
New churches can and should be planted by ordinary disciples who are simply seeking to obey an extraordinary Savior/Lord.
Is it possible we've been so blinded by our culture's drives toward instant gratification and "bigger is better" that we have sought quick conversions through mass evangelism and the creation of church plants that are quickly "institutionalized", and then wonder why our members seem apathetic or uncommitted, and remain more focused on their worldly pursuits than the Kingdom of God?
As ECO seeks to build flourishing churches that make disciples, there is much we can learn from what God is doing among ordinary Christians operating on the unlikely stage of the Muslim world!
Rev. Mateen Elass
Mateen was the second of four children born to a Syrian Muslim who had married an American while studying at the University of Wisconsin. Some years after Mateen's birth, the family moved to Saudi Arabia where his father worked as an oil company executive. During his early teens Mateen began a search for God, largely through reading. For six years he focused on eastern mysticism and meditation including a stay at an ashram in India. His heart is for those who walk where he once walked, those who search but have not yet found the love of Jesus. For that reason he particularly appreciates the church's welcome to visitors, its willingness to walk beside them as they move toward God, and its growing enthusiasm to move outside the confines of the church campus to share Christ's love with all who wish to hear. A frequent speaker about Islam, Mateen sees his experience on both sides of the Christian-Muslim divide as providing a unique opportunity to create bridges of understanding. His great hope is that God will use him to reveal the love of Jesus to both sides. "God will provide guidance to those who seek him, and will equip his people to do his will."
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Psychological approach to winning and loosing
The Chaos Connection
All the best laid plans come unstuck with . . .
By Statsman
Why does everything seem to go wrong when you back a home you think has a race shot to bits? Why do all your well-thought-out plans go bust? In this article, Statsman explains The Chaos Factor.
Try as we might with all the computer programs we can muster there is no way we will overcome what is known among the professionals as The Chaos Theory in racing. It's the same sort of thing as Murphy's Law, whatever can go wrong, will go wrong.
Mathematicians have developed a total discipline around trying to pick order from disorder, and that's exactly what we all try to do each time we attempt to work out which horse will win a race, and which ones will finish in the placings. In science, it's called the science of chaotic dynamics, and it's all aimed at discovering exactly why it is that human being never manage to get it right, all the time.
The simple fact in racing is that it is impossible to predict the winner of a race with complete accuracy, no matter how detailed your analysis, no matter how complete your investigation of the form, and no nutter how much you have summed up every aspect of the race.
Each race has a 'randon' amount of chaos built into it simply just waiting to happen and to wreck your plans! You may feel you have done everything possible to sum up a race and predict its outcome, but then you have to compete with The Chaos Factor. Your horse may stumble on leaving the barrier, it can get squeezed up and carted out the back of the field, the jockey can lose his whip, your horse can fall, hit the running rail, run into a deadend, get blocked on the rails, get forced wide throughout ... the list of chaotic happenings can go on and on.
I recall some years ago a jockey in Melbourne was on a horse that was travelling like a winner when a seagull flew into the jockey's face and almost blinded him. How much more of a crazy random happening can you get?
Then there was the steeplechaser at Moonee Valley who was going to win when he put his front leg in a nine-inch deep hole in the turf and crashed in the home straight?
This Chaos Factor is the explanation, then, for why all the best-laid plans can come unstuck. You must always be prepared to accept that this is so-and cop any resulting blows on the chin! As excellent as computers are for drawing up systems, for analysing form and for compiling ratings, they can never be programmed 100 per cent properly to account for the Chaos Factor.
The computer helps to play the percentages or the averages, and it does it well but not 100 per cent. The punter, that's you and me, has to accept early on that we are going to be right in only a certain percentage of races.
We are in conflict with the Chaos Factor, and how good we perform in that battle will, ultimately, determine the level of our actual success. Naturally, we can all dream about a system that will pick the winner of every race but nothing will ever be able to do that, because man and computers, cannot predict the future; they can only hazard guesses as to what it will hold.
Computers, of course, are just bits of machinery without a human being to program them. And what the computer spits out and decides is only determined by what the human tells them via his program. The computer operator has to do his best to control all the numerous factors regarding each horse. In other words, manipulate the variables.
But not everyone is a computer genius. They may know how to operate a computer, but haven't a clue as to how to program it. This is a job for the real computer boffins - like P.P.M's brilliant Neale Yardley, whose monthly publication PC Digest, by the way, is well worth buying if you want to learn how to start programming your computer to work out selections, ratings and staking plans.
What the average punter has to do to start confronting the Chaos Factor is to ensure that he overlooks little in compiling his selections. And, once he's done that, he has to try to predict what the Chaos Factor might be. What could go wrong with his No. 1 pick? Should he allow a substantial margin for what might go wrong? Then, the punter has to ask similar questions of all the other runners.
When it seems to him that there could be just too much chaos in a particular race, he should forget about it. There is always another race, another meeting, another chance to make it all work out okay.
A friend of mine concentrates on backing trifectas. What he does is take combinations of 3 x 5 x 8 ($72) or maybe 4 x 6 x 8 ($120) and while he has a great deal of success, he tells me that he is a victim every day of the Chaos Factor. His forecasts are thrown awry by the slightest of margins in some cases, all due to something happening which he had not foreseen, something which, given a normal run, would not have happened.
"I guess most of us call it bad luck," he says, "but I have always looked upon it as being the Chaos Factor at work-that random happening you can't predict, and many times just wouldn't believe could happen."
Is there, then, a simple set of rules to follow to break down the impact of the Chaos Factor? Answer: No. Simple rules may do the trick sometimes, but not all the time. Nor even most of the time.
All you can do is do your best. And always remember that the more angles you look at and analyse the better your prospects of overcoming the 'chaos averages' that lie in waiting for you. Examine, test, sift, study, re-examine ... these are the basic survival rules for the long-term punter.
But what if you are planning a system - does the Chaos Factor still hold water away from a race itself? Yes, it does, to a certain extent. Let's say you had decided, on the basis of some firm past results, to concentrate on market moves for your system bets. All your prognostications are based, however, on how bookies operated IN THE PAST.
How they operate now is a different matter. For instance, in Sydney the bookmakers are framing their markets to what one steward has called 'ridiculous' opening prices, with horses so tight in the betting that they have to ease in the betting. Acting Chief Steward Brian Killian claimed that in many instances opening prices were being framed as tight as 150 per cent.
Such tight marketing by the bookies will throw into chaos all past theories about easers and shorteners! For instance, a horse that really should have opened at 5/2 is probably being opened at 6/4 by the Sydney bookies, and thus will probably become an easer in the betting. Yet, in the past, he would have been opened at a correct quote or perhaps better, and thus become a firmer!
This is where that random Chaos Factor comes into play - wrecking a possible system play before it can even get off the ground! If you weren't aware of what was happening you could be hundreds of dollars down the drain before realisation dawned that things just ain't like they used to be!
So let's draw up some straightforward, commonsense ideas for battling the Chaos Factor. Use them every time you attempt to work out the likely result of a race - and then cross your fingers!
The first rule is to find yourself a good system. Yes, we know the Chaos Factor is going to nibble away at it like a starving rat, but we still have to go into battle. A good system - a really good system-will be able to overcome the Chaos Factor problems over an extended period. The Money Ladder, compiled by Brian Blackwell, is an example.
I do have some knowledge of the agonies Brian went through in putting this system to the test-and the results that have been achieved, and are still being achieved, are evidence that Brian's system has, to a winning degree, overcome the Chaos Factor - not completely, of course, but enough to give the system the edge because of the fine dividends being reaped.
Your next rule is to pick the right races on which to bet. Chaos is waiting for you in each and every race, so the obvious ploy is to bet only on bettable races, those in which the potential for chaos is limited. Pittsburgh Phil once wrote, "Sufficient' knowledge to tell when to bet or not to bet or when to beat heavily, is of paramount importance to every man on the track." Those words are as crucial today as they were a hundred years ago.
Discovering these bettable races is relatively easy if you are prepared to follow plain, sensible ground rules. Don Scott outlines them clearly in his book Winning More (refer pages 206-213). No one could have stated it better or more succinctly than Scott in this Bible of the turf.
Scott is as aware as anyone of the chaos abounding in racing. He warns about the depression and the frustration that can follow a bout with chaos, or bad luck: "No matter how skilful you are in calculating future ratings, or forecasting true odds, you must have losing runs when everything goes against you.
"Your huge overlay bets go down in the last stride. The 2/1 chances you want to back are never better than 15/8; you miss dozens of winners by centimetres or the turn of a knob; your calculations are right but, because luck has deserted you, you think your calculations are wrong. You begin to doubt the value of past and future ratings; instead of thinking rationally, you react irrationally to every fresh setback."
When Don Scott refers to 'luck' he is, of course, actually referring to the random Exocet missile of the Chaos Factor, something that rides with us on every bet we make. His advice to fight back is as follows: "To be a winner, you must be firm and resolute. You must stay cool when losses are mounting, even if this means taking a few weeks' holiday while you recuperate, assess the damage and prepare a counter attack."
He adds that he is new a "restrained, patient and cautious" bettor, having learned by long experience that you cannot win them all. He knows from costly losses what the wrong races are the races in which bad luck, or the Chaos Factor, is hard at work, ruining the chance of your selection in many and varied ways.
Seagulls in the face, holes in the turf, broken legs, smashed backs, jockeys who fall off, dropped whips, feet that pop out of the irons, saddles that slip forward ... yes, rest assured that the old enemy – chaos - is always there, waiting, waiting.
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Tom Coyne is the author of the novel A Gentleman's Game, which was named one of the best 25 sports books of all time by The Philadelphia Daily News. He wrote the film adaptation of the novel, which starred Gary Sinise, Philip Baker Hall, Dylan Baker, and Mason Gamble. His second book, Paper Tiger: An Obsessed Golfer's Quest to Play with the Pros was released June 2006, and was an editor's pick in Esquire Magazine and USA Today, and a summer reading selection in The New York Times. His third book, A Course Called Ireland: A Long Walk in Search of a Country, a Pint, and the Next Tee, was published by Gotham Books in February, 2009, and it chronicles his quest to walk and golf the whole of Ireland. The book was a New York Times, American Booksellers Association, and Barnes & Noble bestseller, and won a silver medal from the Society of American Travel Writers in the category of Best Travel Book of the Year. His highly anticipated follow-up to A Course Called Ireland will be released by Simon & Schuster in 2016. A Course Called the Kingdom will follow Tom's golf adventure through the UK as he plays every British Open venue, searching the highlands of Scotland for the secret to golf and a tee time in the oldest championship in sports.
Tom has written for Golf Magazine, Golfweek, Sports Illustrated, and numerous other publications. He also writes and hosts episodes of the travel television series, "Golfing the World" (Comcast Sportsnet). He earned an M.F.A. in fiction writing from the University of Notre Dame, where he won the William Mitchell Award for distinguished achievement. Tom lives in Philadelphia with his wife and two daughters, and he is an assistant professor of English at St. Joseph's University.


Older adults with cancer are more likely to have had a heart attack or stroke in the months prior to their cancer diagnosis compared with similar adults who do not have cancer during the same period.
This is the finding of a new study conducted by researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine, NewYork-Presbyterian, and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City.
The researchers found that lung and colon cancers, as well as advanced-staged cancers, appear to be most strongly associated with an elevated risk of heart attack and stroke caused by blood clots in the arteries.
The study is the largest and most systematic evaluation of these events leading up to a cancer diagnosis.
Cancers can take months and sometimes years to develop and be diagnosed, and some cancers may be exerting biological effects on the body, especially thromboembolic activity, before they come to medical attention.
In the study, the researchers used information from a Medicare database linked to the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) registry.
They retrospectively looked at the risk of heart attack and stroke in people 67 years and older who were newly diagnosed with breast, lung, prostate, colorectal, bladder, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, uterine, pancreatic, and gastric cancers from January 1, 2005, to December 31, 2013.
Together, these cancers account for two-thirds of all cancer diagnoses in the United States.
The study included 748,662 Medicare beneficiaries and compared patients with cancer to matched controls during the 360 days before the cancer diagnosis.
Overall, the risk of having a heart attack and stroke jumped by 70 percent in the year before cancer diagnosis.
The risk was most acute in the month immediately before the cancer diagnosis.
During this time, patients who were later diagnosed with cancer were more than five times more likely to have a heart attack or stroke compared with those who did not have cancer—2,313 of cancer patients had an event compared with 413 of matched controls.
Beyond five months before a cancer diagnosis, the risks of these events were similar in both groups.
The rate of heart attack or stroke was highest in adults with lung and colorectal cancers and those with stage 3 or 4 diseases.
When analyzed separately, both heart attack and stroke risk were increased in the months before cancer diagnosis, although heart attack events were slightly more common than strokes.
Secondary analyses of additional arterial thromboembolic event types (i.e., thromboembolism of arteries supplying the peripheral limbs or mesentery) further substantiated the primary findings.
The data confirm the association of heart attack and stroke with cancer development and delineate when the risk starts and its relative magnitude.
The findings suggest that cancer could be a risk factor for arterial thromboembolism, so people who have a heart attack or stroke should be up-to-date with their age- and gender-specific cancer screenings, such as mammograms and colonoscopies.
If someone has a heart attack or stroke and there are any concerning signs for an undiagnosed malignancy, such as weight loss or unexplained anemia, then perhaps a cancer screening should be considered.
The team is planning future research studies to better understand what blood or imaging biomarkers could serve as clues to occult cancer in patients with arterial thromboembolism, as well as what the utility of body CT imaging or other cancer screening tools might be in these patients, particularly in those whose strokes or heart attacks are otherwise unexplained.
More studies are needed to determine the exact cause of arterial thromboembolism in patients with cancer and the optimal strategies to prevent and treat these events.
The use of claims data didn't allow the researchers to account for lifestyle factors, such as smoking status, event severity, or how interruptions in blood thinning therapies prior to surgical procedures may have played a role.
As well, some of the events could have led to a cancer diagnosis because of increased medical surveillance and testing.
lead study author Babak Navi.
The report is published in Blood.
Source: American Society of Hematology.


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The Two Gentlemen of Verona is not well-known in the Shakespearean canon although its inclusion in the Oscar-winning film Shakespeare in Love may well have brought it increased recognition. An early romantic comedy, it's a play where principal pleasure lies in the anticipation of greatness. Many of the Bard's characteristic devices, such as the resourceful heroine who dons male garb and the wily fool who speaks sense here receive their initiation, elements that are more successfully integrated in later plays. It still boasts its fair share of inimitable lines though; everyday phrases like 'love is blind and 'to make a virtue from necessity' making an welcome appearance here.
Staged in sumptuous Regency costume, perhaps suggesting an Italian air of decadence, one of the production's chief recommendations lies in its visual appeal. It's a play about friendship and love, lust and constancy that sees the familiar threads of romantic confusion summarily resolved in one of the speediest final scenes Shakespeare ever penned.The eponymous gentlemen of the title are Valentine and Proteus, lifelong friends newly enthralled by love. Valentine devoted to the unattainable Silvia, Proteus to the faithful Julia. But when Proteus is suddenly smitten by his friend's lady, infatuation smothers his finer qualities and the possibility of emotional maelstrom is but narrowly averted.
Somewhat pedestrian in performance, the production needs an injection of energy to boost its comedic potential. Without the benefit of superb acting the play seems rather lifeless and though one has the pleasure of Launce's diverting scenes with his dog (director Rachel Kavanaugh's Josie), more fire and substance is needed in the leading roles to anchor the play, an exception being Issy van Randwyck who acquits herself well as the devoted Silvia.
BENEDICT NIGHTINGALE for THE TIMES says, "No applause here for plausibility." LYN GARDNER for THE GUARDIAN says, "A production that seems to err deliberately on the side of bland." RHODA KOENIG for THE INDEPENDENT says, "The charmless, shouty Phillipa Peak and Victoria Woodward....For the rest, though, the production is superior in every way."


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How will the Vietnam war end — or not end? A clear-cut victory by either side seems unobtainable now, leaving a situation ranging from something less satisfying to the United States than the way things turned out in South Korea, to something less satisfying to the North Vietnamese than what the Chinese Communists attained in 1949. The author describes possible outcomes in five scenarios: South Korea — the closest to a favorable outcome by the SV government and possibly by the United States; Stalemate — a costly prolongation of the present situation; Standoff — up to battalion-size skirmishes and local accommodations following a declared ceasefire; Six Kingdoms — the division of South Vietnam into separate territorial strongholds; and Shanghai — the collapse and disintegration of the SV army and government. None is really an outcome; all are new stages in the struggle; all postulate some form of continued fighting; all allow considerable room for maneuver.
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Günfer Çölgeçen (* 1967 in Denizli, Türkei) ist eine deutsch-türkische Theaterschauspielerin, -autorin, -pädagogin, -regisseurin und -produzentin aus Bochum. Bisweilen ist sie auch als Film- und Fernsehschauspielerin zu sehen. In den 90er Jahren wirkte sie zudem als Sängerin an CD-Produktionen mit.

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Seit ihrem sechsten Lebensjahr lebt Çölgeçen in Deutschland. Ihre Theaterausbildung erhielt sie 1983–1991 in erster Linie bei Gudrun Gerlach. Nachdem sie 1989 das Abitur erworben hatte, setzte sie ihre Ausbildung bei Gerlach fort und studierte bis 1994 an der Ruhr-Universität Bochum Psychologie und Theater-, Film- und Fernsehwissenschaften. Ab 1998 war Çölgeçen noch einmal zwei Jahre lang an der Schauspielschule "La Bouche" bei Barbara Kleyboldt. 2001 erhielt sie ein Schauspielstipendium des Landes NRW in Berlin.

Die sich auf vielen Gebieten fortbildende Künstlerin beschäftigte sich mit Performances, experimentellen Theaterarbeiten, Bildender Kunst und Musik. Sie ist zudem Trainerin des Autogenen Trainings.

Wirken
Bereits 1988 war Çölgeçen Gründungsmitglied des Theaterkollektivs Stahlhausen Enterprises, in dem sie auf Improvisationsgrundlage und an eigenen Stücken arbeitete. 1991 war sie Mitbegründerin eines weiteren Theaterkollektivs, des Ensembles TER Z, in dem vor allem experimentell, weil auch spartenübergreifend gestaltet wurde.

Günfer Cölgecen wirkt als Schauspielerin auf kommunalen und Off-Theaterbühnen. Stationen ihrer Engagements waren bisher das Maxim-Gorki-Theater, Berlin; das Theater Oberhausen; Theater der Stadt Duisburg; Helios Theater, Hamm; Theater im Depot, Dortmund; Westfälisches Landestheater Castrop Rauxel; Theater der Welt, Oberhausen.

2007 wurde sie in der "Kritikerumfrage" von dem Herausgeber des Theater-Magazins "theater pur", Rolf Finkelmeier, an dritter Stelle als beste Nachwuchsdarstellerinnen in NRW, benannt.

In ihren theaterpädagogischen Tätigkeiten arbeitete sie am Theater Oberhausen und realisierte diverse Projekte für das Theater Marl. Sie war tätig für die Yehudi-Menuhin-Stiftung; arbeitete hauptverantwortlich für das Kulturwissenschaftliche Institut Essen in einem von der Ruhr 2010 geförderten Theaterprojekt mit Jugendlichen und realisierte in Kooperation mit dem esw Hagen ein mehrjähriges Modell-Jugendprojekt. Für den Südbahnhof in Krefeld gestaltete sie eine experimentelle Theaterarbeit mit Jugendlichen, die inspiriert war von Kompositionsmethoden des John Cage.
Sie arbeitet nicht nur mit Kindern im Vorschulalter, mit Schülern der Grundschule, Sekundarstufe und Oberstufe, sondern auch mit jugendlichen Erwachsenen und Erwachsenen im Seniorenalter.

So wie von 2018 bis 2020, indem sie eine 120 köpfiges künstlerisches Ensemble aus Amateursängern, Instrumentalisten und Schauspielern auf der Opernbühne Dortmund inszenierte. An der Oper Dortmund war sie die künstlerische Leiterin der Bürgeroper. Diese baute sie auf und kreiirte mit den Teilnehmern ein eigen entwickeltes Stück mit dem Titel "Hej Stadt".

Als Filmschauspielerin sieht man Çölgeçen in  Filmen von Mehmet Akif Büyükatalay ("Oray"), Phillip Leinemann ("Die Informantin"), Michael Koch ("Maria"), Sülbiye Günar-Freytag ("Abgebrannt"), S.Freytag ("Burnout" - für den Max Ophüls Preis nominiert), Oliver Dommenget (247 Tage)."Außerdem tritt sie in diversen Arbeiten von Jungfilmern auf.

Mit ihren eigenen Stücken war sie auf diversen Bühnen und Festivals zu Gast.
2002 entstand das Stück Almanya nach Feridun Zaimoglus Frühwerk Koppstoff (1998). Das Stück wurde vom Ministerium des Landes NRW im Rahmen des "Handlungskonzept Interkultur" prämiert.
Diese Produktion gastierte an traditionsreichen Theatern wie dem Schauspielhaus Bochum, dem Staatstheater Kassel, dem Theater Oberhausen und dem Westfälischen Landestheater (WLT) Castrop-Rauxel, aber auch an Schulen und Universitäten in Städten wie Mönchengladbach, Duisburg, Bochum und Leipzig war Almanya zu sehen, wie auch auf den "Türkischen Theatertagen 2002", bei "Theaterzwang 2004", "Theaterszene Europa 2005" und der "Festwoche Türkei 2006", wo das Stück und die anschließende Diskussion zwischen Zuschauern und Beteiligten als Höhepunkte des Festivals gewertet wurden.
 Es sind die türkischen Frauen der zweiten und dritten Generation, die hier zu Wort kommen und das Publikum ungeschützt mit einer offenen und ehrlichen Sicht auf Deutschland konfrontieren.
Als eine vom Ministerium geförderte Nachfolgeproduktion entstand "Schwarze Jungfrauen" nach Feridun Zaimoglu und Günter Senkel in Koproduktion mit dem WLT Castrop Rauxel. Für ihre Schauspielleistung darin, wurde sie 2007 in der "Kritikerumfrage" des Theater Magazins "theater pur" an dritter Stelle als beste Darstellerin in NRW benannt. Als binationale Produktion brachte sie das Stück not heraus und wirkt als Künstlerin in international besetzten Produktionen in Frankreich, Sardinien und Deutschland. Es folgte eine Nachfolgeproduktion "Schwarze Jungfrauen 2", was in Kooperation zwischen dem WLT und dem Theater Duisburg umgesetzt wurde.

2006 realisierte sie im Rahmen des Bostanbul Festivals die binationale Gemeinschaftsproduktion "not" mit dem türkischen "Tiyatro Anadolu" (Eskishehir). Für das Kulturhauptstadtjahr 2010 entwickelte sie das Kunst- und Kulturprojekt "365,5". Damit erhielt sie eine geförderte Kulturreise nach Istanbul, wo sie sich mit Akteuren der Istanbuler Kunst- und Kulturszene traf und in einen intensiven Dialog mit ihnen begab.

Für ihre Theaterarbeiten entstanden auch eigene Textfassungen nach literarischen Vorlagen wie "Sohn ihres Vaters" nach Tahar Ben Jelloun und eigene dramatische Texte und Regiearbeiten für die Stücke "12 Minuten" (Regie) (Festivalsproduktion Bostanbul 2006) und "Wir haben Glück gehabt" (Text und Regie) (Melez Festivalsproduktion für NRW 2005).

Die Produktionen "original - gercek" (2010), "Gammel DE LUX" (2010), "OYOYOY" (2013) und "Schaf, Biene, Pferd" (2016) wurden nach ihren Textvorlagen von dem Theaterlabel Freie Radikale realisiert.

Freie Radikale - Das hybride Theater der Gegenwart
Als hybrides Theater der Gegenwart erscheinen ihre Arbeiten unter dem von ihr 2009 gegründeten Theaterlabel Freie Radikale. Das Profil der Gruppe zeichnet sich durch Theaterproduktionen mit migrantischem und postmigrantischem, inter- und transkulturellem Schwerpunkt aus.
In ihren collagenartigen Kombinationen lotet und experimentiert Günfer Cölgecen in Kollaboration mit anderen Künstlern Grenzüberschreitungen, Entkategorisierungen und mehrdeutige Bilder aus. Regional fühlen sich Freie Radikale im multi- und interkulturell geprägten Ruhrgebiet verwurzelt. Als selbstverständlicher fester Bestandteil der eigenen Identität der Künstler empfinden sie die Vielfältigkeit als authentische Basis für ihre Arbeit. Begriffe wie Heimat, Identität, Konflikte, Migration, Geschichte, Geschlechter etc. unterliegen enormen Fliehkräften, denen die Gruppe Freie Radikale mittels ihrer Arbeiten Bindungskräfte entgegensetzt, indem sie die Diversität dieser Begriffe zur Disposition stellt und miteinander neu in Beziehung setzt.

Die Freie Radikale Produktion "OYOYOY" entsteht 2013 mit freundlicher Unterstützung der Stadt Bochum, der Stiftung der Sparkasse Bochum zur Förderung von Kultur und Wissenschaft, der Werner Richard-Dr. Carl Dörken Stiftung. Das Stück inszeniert eine Text-Soundpartitur, die teilweise mit der Methode des automatischen Schreibens entstand. Ortsspezifische Texte und Klänge, die für ein Menschenleben sprechen, ...lebens-lärm, chaos, ordnung, baustelle, ästhetik, idee, möglichkeit... Im Vordergrund steht der Darstellerchor, der der Stadtpartitur seine polyphone Stimme leiht. Gesang über Sinnbilder - Texte über Sinnsuche - Lieder über Sinnloses. Onomatopoetische Impressionen einer polykulturellen Stadt und ihrer Bewohner.

Sascha Westphal schreibt in seiner in "nachtkritik" und "Kulturkenner" erschienen Rezension: "In überraschenden Choreographien und irritierenden Lautmalereien, in kurz aufscheinenden Spielszenen und bildgewaltigen tableaux vivants, in Monologen und Chorpassagen umkreist das Ensemble Bochum." "Bilder der Stadt und Bilder für die Stadt, widersprüchlich und poetisch, erschreckend und betörend, so wie Günfer Cölgecens Texte, die der Wirklichkeit abgelauscht sind und ebendiese immer wieder lyrisch verdichten."
Chantal Stauder in WAZ spricht von einer außergewöhnlichen Inszenierung und Daniel Kasselmann spricht von einem "furiosen, hybriden Sprachmosaik" und gibt der äußerst spannenden und höchst sinnlichen Aufführung seine uneingeschränkte Zuschauerempfehlung.

Von 2018 bis 2020 ist sie an der Oper Dortmund künstlerische Leiterin der Bürgeroper Dortmund.

Werke (Auswahl)
 Almanya (2002)
 Sohn ihres Vaters (2005)
 Wir haben Glück gehabt (2005)
 not (2006)
 Schwarze Jungfrauen (2006)
 Gammel DE LUX (2010)
 original -gercek (2010)
 OYOYOY Stadtraum Akustik Theater (2013)
 Scharia Klatschen (2013)
 Schaf, Biene, Pferd (2016)
 Hej Stadt (Bürger*innen Oper Dortmund)

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 2023: Tatort: Schutzmaßnahmen

Siehe auch

 Deutsch-türkische Literatur
 Liste deutsch-türkischer Schriftsteller

Weblinks

 Günfer Çölgeçen bei castupload.com
 Günfer Çölgeçen bei CP Agentur
 Homepage der Künstlerin

Einzelnachweise

Theaterschauspieler
Theaterregisseur
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When I think of Matt Harkins, Viviana Rosales Olen and their beautiful baby The THNK1994 Museum, I think of those memes that ask you to "Name a more iconic trio." Matt & Viviana have created the ultimate church of pop culture that is worthy of anyone looking to pray at the alter of Godney, or whoever you personal savior may be. The THNK1994 Museum, which stands for the Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan 1994 Museum, has played host to many iconic exhibits including its now permanent exhibit about it's namesake Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan, "Olsen Twins Hiding From Paparazzi," and "Yama Kippi Yay Bo," an all Kim Cattrall exhibit based around a viral video of the iconic actress reading a poem while her then partner played the upright bass.
Like any good museum, THNK1994 also has featured speakers and panel discussions. I have been blessed and honored to be a part of one of their Real Housewives symposiums as well as my ultimate favorite, a panel discussion on BRITNEY SPEARS! The panels attract the best people who truly love and care about pop culture and the deeper meaning that it holds. The Britney panel was pure magic and felt like a big group therapy session. When I saw how much the crowd truly appreciated Britney and pop culture, I knew I had found my people. We discussed Britney on a deeper level than just, "OMG she is amazing!" People shared how her music and essence had helped and healed them throughout their lives which is one of the many reasons why I love pop culture so much. Pop Culture dives much deeper than people think and I believe Matt and Viviana truly understand that. This could why they have been going Chris Crocker "Leave Britney Alone" video level viral.
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A painting form THNK1994 Museum's "Olsen Twins Hiding From Paparazzi" exhibit by artist Laura Collins entitled "An Olsen Twin Hiding Behind A Pack Of Cigarettes"
1. What brought the two of you together?
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A painting from THNK1994 Museum's "Nicole Richie's Memorial Day BBQ" exhibit by artist Laura Collins entitled "Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears and Paris Hilton In A Car"
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Matt & Viviana: When we ran the "Olsen Twins Hiding From The Paparazzi" Exhibit we tweeted one day that we needed Frappucinos. An hour later, 2 Frappucinos were couriered over from an anonymous source that we choose to believe was the Olsen twins.
An art piece from THNK1994 Museum's "Nicole Richie's Memorial Day BBQ" exhibit by artist Heather Rohnert entitled "Leave Britney Alone"
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Matt & Viviana: Our dream installation would be devoted to Britney Spears. We have spent many late nights discussing the art, the legacy, and the magic of Britney. Our next exhibit opens October 6th. It's a solo show with Laura Collins entitled "Real Housewives Pointing Fingers." In September we'll be doing a few pop-ups with local artists so check out our site for more info and dates!
Bonus Question: If you could have brunch with any celeb who would it be?
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