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using System;
using System.Linq;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Microsoft.Xbox.Services.System
{
    public class TitleCallableUI
    {

        public static Task<global::System.Collections.ObjectModel.ReadOnlyCollection<string>> ShowPlayerPickerUI(string promptDisplayText, string[] xboxUserIds, string[] preselectedXboxUserIds, uint minSelectionCount, uint maxSelectionCount)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public static Task ShowGameInviteUIAsync(Microsoft.Xbox.Services.Multiplayer.MultiplayerSessionReference sessionReference, string contextStringId)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public static Task ShowProfileCardUIAsync(string targetXboxUserId)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public static Task ShowChangeFriendRelationshipUIAsync(string targetXboxUserId)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public static Task ShowTitleAchievementsUIAsync(uint titleId)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public static bool CheckGamingPrivilegeSilently(GamingPrivilege privilege)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public static Task<bool> CheckGamingPrivilegeWithUI(GamingPrivilege privilege, string friendlyMessage)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public static Task<global::System.Collections.ObjectModel.ReadOnlyCollection<string>> ShowPlayerPickerUIForUser(string promptDisplayText, string[] xboxUserIds, string[] preselectedXboxUserIds, uint minSelectionCount, uint maxSelectionCount, XboxLiveUser user)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public static Task ShowGameInviteUIForUserAsync(Microsoft.Xbox.Services.Multiplayer.MultiplayerSessionReference sessionReference, string contextStringId, XboxLiveUser user)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public static Task ShowProfileCardUIForUserAsync(string targetXboxUserId, XboxLiveUser user)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public static Task ShowChangeFriendRelationshipUIForUserAsync(string targetXboxUserId, XboxLiveUser user)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public static Task ShowTitleAchievementsUIForUserAsync(uint titleId, XboxLiveUser user)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public static bool CheckGamingPrivilegeSilentlyForUser(GamingPrivilege privilege, XboxLiveUser user)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public static Task<bool> CheckGamingPrivilegeWithUIForUser(GamingPrivilege privilege, string friendlyMessage, XboxLiveUser user)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

    }
}


Dorchester? Rozzie? Westie? Hyde Park?
I was passing through Worcester yesterday with my girlfriend and we were both struck by how much trash littered the ground of every property. It was the southern part of the city along Cambridge Street. The area was embarrassingly filthy.
Also why was the St Patrick's Day parade held a full week late? The traffic jam it caused was an absolute mess!
There is some evidence of that, though I don't have any current data. When construction finished in 2018, the WBJ reported that 26% of the 368 apartments have been leased.
At night it seems many of the windows are dark, but this is just my personal observation. Also, there is a Protein House health restaurant slated to open, which has been delayed since last year.
On the other hand, Lakeway Commons in Shrewsbury has a similar price point, but is close to UMass medical and has its own Whole Foods, yoga studios, restaurants and has much lower vacancy.
I think 145 Front Street is in it for the long game, but they may have to bring on some promotional rates soon to be more competitive.
Yes, compared to suburban apartment complexes along Route 9 it's on par. I guess it makes sense, the Route 9 complexes are the top end of the regional rental market, and 145 Front wants to join them. We'll see, but I think it has to be based on regional economic development as opposed to Boston commutes.
That final piece in city square finally has a proposal. This is right by union station too so if your on the framingham worcester line you could take that in too. Theyre adding another platform there as well. Not bad.


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by the URG team April 5, 2022 Blog, Blog, International human rights institutions, mechanisms and processes, URG Human Rights Council Reports
Quick summary The 49th regular session of the Human Rights Council ( HRC49 ) was held from Monday 28 February to Friday 1 April 2022. As the main annual session of the Council, HRC49 began with a High-Level Segment (HLS). The 2022 HLS included speeches by more than 120 world leaders, including six Heads or Deputy Heads of State, five Heads …
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by the URG team March 26, 2021 Blog, Blog, International human rights institutions, mechanisms and processes, URG Human Rights Council Reports
Quick summary The 46th regular session of the Human Rights Council (HRC46) was held from Monday 22nd February to Wednesday 24th March. As it is the main annual session of the Council, HRC46 began with a High-Level Segment (HLS). The 2021 HLS included speeches by 130 States and other dignitaries, including: H.E. Mr Shavkat Mirziyoyev, President of Uzbekistan, H.E. Mr …
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by Geneva September 9, 2020 In Focus: Human rights and religion, Policy reports
On 18-19 November 2019, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands with the support of the Universal Rights Group (URG) hosted the seventh meeting of the Istanbul Process. The meeting was entitled, 'Combatting religious intolerance: building inclusive and resilient societies, and pushing back against incitement to hatred and violence.' This was the first Istanbul Process meeting …
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by the URG team June 25, 2020 Blog, Blog, URG Human Rights Council Reports
The 43rd regular session of the Human Rights Council ( HRC43 ) was held in two segments, as the session had to be suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The first segment took place from Monday 24 February until Friday 13 March. The 43rd session resumed on Monday 15 June and ended on Tuesday 23 June 2020. As it is the …
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'Unfriending' online hate: The contribution of the World Jewish Congress
by Leon Saltiel, WJC's Representative in Geneva and Project Manager on Countering Antisemitism and Yfat Barak-Cheney, WJC's Director of International Affairs November 8, 2019 Blog, Blog, By invitation, In Focus: Human rights and religion
There is little doubt that one of the modern world's principal political challenges is the rise of hate speech, particularly in the cyber arena. Such hateful and intolerant expression, especially when widely circulated via the internet, promotes populism, extremism and radicalisation and deplorably leads to violence and murderous attacks. This incitement tears societies apart, threatens democracy and the rule of …
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by Rodrigo Saad, former Universal Rights Group - NYC August 8, 2019 Blog, Blog, Universal Rights Group NYC
'Hate speech is a challenge from which no country is immune,' stated Adama Dieng, Special Advisor on the Prevention of Genocide at the launch event of the UN Strategy and Plan of Action on Hate Speech . The system-wide strategy was launched amid a backdrop of surging levels of xenophobia, racism, and overall intolerance throughout the world. This trend has been amplified by social media and information communication technologies, which have …
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by Ben Greenacre, Universal Rights Group March 1, 2019 Blog, Blog, In Focus: Human rights and religion
A 'Lost Covenant' The combating of religious discrimination is one of the oldest thematic topics of discussion within the UN human rights system. Originally bound closely with discussions on racial discrimination, particularly in the context of resurgent anti-Semitism in the aftermath of World War 2, it harks back to the mandate first handed the Commission on Human Rights by the …
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by Samuel Gordon, URG February 12, 2019 Blog, Blog, In Focus: Human rights and religion
When the United Nations was established in 1945 one of its fundamental ambitions was to create a world that wasn't plagued by religious and racial persecution and discrimination. In the aftermath of WW2, the mantra of never again, was continuously used to represent the new commitment to the protection of religious and minority rights. This immediately began to manifest itself …
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by Joelle Fiss and Geneva June 28, 2017 Blog, By invitation, In Focus: Human rights and religion
Last May, Ireland woke up to the strange news that the Irish police were investigating remarks made by actor Stephen Fry, which, it was alleged, might be considered blasphemous. In a 2015 television interview, Fry had accused God of being a selfish maniac, and asked: 'why should I respect a capricious, mean-minded, stupid God who creates a world which is …
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by Dr Agnes Callamard, Director, Columbia Global Freedom of Expression, Columbia University and Geneva March 21, 2017 Blog, By invitation, Contemporary and emerging human rights issues, In Focus: Human rights and religion
In the aftermath of the so-called 'Danish cartoons crisis' in 2005, the political, policy and academic world was replete with debates over the benefits or risks of 'blasphemy laws.' The debates highlighted a profound gap between those who believed that mocking religion (the faith, the tenets, the sacraments, the symbols, etc.) should not be tolerated and those who argued that …

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4 numbers here all over the place.Enjoy your weather if it's good. Ours is a lot of rain.
My goodness, I just avoided the egg by one!
It's so good to sleep in my own "Goldilocks" bed again after moving around to different hotels for 2 long weeks. What a price to pay to see the great parks of America. Did we enjoy the trip? Emphatically yes. Will we do it again. Maybe....but not in the next two years. Sitting down in a moving vehicle, no matter how comfortable it is, for hours on end is not very friendly to the buttocks. And my body, namely my respiratory and blood circulation systems, needed some time to adjust to the different altitudes.
A poor night for me, only 2 numbers.
Nice weather here though, I'll take 85 any day.
I had a mixture of cool on Saturday and muggy today and yesterday. I am starting the week off good, and hoping my luck turns to really good.
We had some good weather over the weekend not hot at all, I got 4 numbers today good luck Bingo buddies.
Hi Everyone, Hope your weekend was a nice one, the weather is nice today, not too hot, not too cool..


[Georg] Simmel recognized that the freedom of the liberal capitalist state is not a good in and of itself. Freedom without a sense of direction and purpose breeds boredom and restlessness.
…everything can be taken from us but one thing: the last of human freedoms — to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances — to choose one's own way.
When you abandon freedom to achieve security, you lose both and deserve neither.


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December 18, 2018, 3:43 PM ET
Bethenny Frankel Has a New "Mission" Following a Recent "Unusual and Confusing" Health Scare (UPDATED)
The RHONY philanthropist found herself in the ICU with a "rare" allergy to fish.
By Jocelyn Vena
Bethenny Frankel on the Challenges that Made Her Want to Help Women
UPDATE (Dec. 18, 2018, 3:43 p.m.): The RHONY mogul has since found several companies to donate mattresses to the cause, Leesa and Wayfair reached out to her. "Yes and thank you so much. I love your website so much but more importantly, your [heart]. Xoxo," Bethenny wrote, adding, "Yay! Thanks so much. We can all work together. I appreciate it very much. Xoxo."
Casper also clarified their original statement: "Oh no! In our tweet late last night, we meant that we wish we were there with you. Sorry for sleep talking. We're always happy to help, and we would love to chat about this. Send us an email or DM us with your contact info so we can reach out."
The original story continues below.
Bethenny Frankel has found a new "mission of mine" following a "rare" fish allergy that landed her in the hospital, she confirmed on Monday (December 17). The Real Housewives of New York City philanthropist tweeted about the scary incident, sharing with her followers: "I have rare fish allergy. Sun, I had soup, itched [and] was unconscious for 15 min[ute]s then to ER [and] ICU for 2 days [with] BP of 60/40... I couldn't talk, see," she wrote. "Thought I had a stroke [and] dying [and] told if 5 min[utes]s later I'd be dead... 911 [and] EPI saved me. I'll never not carry an epipen."
In the wake of the health scare, the B Strong founder has been energized with a new mission to help others how may face a similar issue. One fan suggested: "You are always so generous and know the importance of EpiPens maybe you can donate some to schools and children organizations. If you don't have insurance they cost between $300-600. But narcan is free. Go figure."
Bethenny seemed very open to the idea, responding: "I am all over this. I've heard about it and this will be a mission of mine."
Bethenny Frankel's Daughter Bryn Joined Her to Help Hurricane Florence Victims in North Carolina
Bethenny is also hoping to get mattresses and bed linens donated to the hospital that treated her.
Of course my next project is to get them new mattresses from @Casper bc they have no budget for TVs or comfortable beds :( for really sick people. https://t.co/aVR1VTTCMh
— Bethenny Frankel (@Bethenny) December 18, 2018
Well @Casper said they can't help with mattresses for @newtonwellesley so if anyone else has a mattress contact, please let me know. The number in total is approx 200 twin mattresses or even those comfortable pillow tops. They also need pillows & linens. Thanks @ikea ???
That is the best hospital I have ever been to and I am so grateful. https://t.co/RdHT5qKDK4
As for her allergy, Bethenny offered a little more insight into it and why she doesn't often speak about it. "It's very unusual [and] confusing so I keep it to myself [because] it is hard to describe," she tweeted. She also is thinking about now wearing a medical ID bracelet in the wake of the scare.
Check out Bethenny in action helping others, below.
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#ArtLitPhx: Performance Narrative: Walonda Williams
October 8, 2018 October 7, 2018 Superstition Review
Performance Narrative: Literary Wordplay Breaks into Stageplay with Walonda Williams
Date: Saturday, October 20, 2018, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Location: Piper Writers House, 450 E Tyler Mall, Tempe, AZ 85281
Cost: $99 Regular, $90 ASU, $80 Student
To learn more and register, visit https://piper.asu.edu/classes/walonda-williams/performance-narrative
Performance narrative is for every writer—those who may want to add new elements to one's current writing style or those who are interested in writing performance pieces. Together, let us explore contemporary writers (Carla Harryman, Ron Allen, Amiri Baraka, Adrienne Kennedy and Nova Baize) who have moved descriptive narrative into experimental performance. As a class, we will consider a social problem, and then in groups create a narrative work and add performance elements. In brief and playful revisions, text arrangement will indicate sound and pace dynamics. Two to three members of each group will perform the pieces. We will conclude with a group discussion to share how performance narrative can enhance one's style of writing or be used to inspire a new work. Please, feel free to bring your laptop or tablet to make fast revisions, and if you feel more comfortable writing by hand, notebooks and pens are also welcome.
Proud to be a Phoenix resident for four years, Walonda Williams hails from Detroit, Michigan, where she graduated with a BFA in Theater from Wayne State University. Williams recently completed her MBA, specializing in project management, from Strayer University. By writing poetry, short stories and staged-plays, Williams aims to provide an otherworldly perspective and employ organic process to unleash the marginalized voice. She trusts that the written word can shift painful pasts into dynamic action.
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Why do manufacturers of herbal medicines labeled NO APPROVED THERAPUTIC CLAIM continuously claim that their products can cure diseases, including cancer?
Name an ailment and this industry surely has a cure. An aging actor, about eighty years old, attributed his supposedly 'active long life' to the product he endorses. It is interesting to note that this product is only a year or so in the market. Is the cure-all product which take the form of an M-16 rifle firing deadly diseases including cancer priced so high enough that the late Francis Magalona can not afford?
On Tita Cory's colon cancer, did one of them come forward to offer cure with their products? No one! That was the appropriate time to prove that their products are effective.
In their TV ads that run from ten to twenty seconds (some even longer), the government-required NO APPROVED THEREAPEUTIC CLAIM tag can be seen at the end of it barely a second. It is just like a flash of a lightning. We must remember that television now reaches even to remote places and that not all who lived in those places understand English. Some of their ads were in the vernacular particular to those places and endorsed by popular personalities and yet when that barely a second flashes, it shows in English. Are we sure that all those who suffer from certain diseases and get carried away by the ads understand NO APPROVED THEREAPEUTIC CLAIM? Why not show it in vernacular spoken in that particular locality? There ought to be a law governing this.


No one is gonna spot a set nucks, in concealed in holster under a coat. It's ridiculous to even roll.
Probably true with regards to being passively spotted, but being discovered in a pat down is another matter entirely. Between the observer's pool penalties being halved, getting a +3 dice bonus for specifically searching for weapons, and someone doing a pat down probably having decent skill at it, you'll still need to be decent-to-good to sneak weapons past a competent guard/bouncer.
Which makes a lot of sense, really. But I wouldn't give a +3 on patdown, they already get the concealability modifier restricted. The +3 is more for 'am I looking for a very specific thing' when looking around. Patdowns are already a specific search, so unless you explicitly look for the weird feeling of a hidden datadrive, I wouldn't give the +3, just the concealability modifier.
Sure I'd agree with a roll on a patdown, though for sure a no kidding hard roll, and yeah unless the target in question has public notarity for famously packing enchanted super nucks or something, no +3.


Legalized cannabis use is rapidly sweeping the nation. Currently, 29 states have legalized some form of cannabis, effectively turning the majority of the United States green. In this post, we will take a closer look at some of these green states and discuss cannabis real estate trends across both state and country lines.
As a whole, the United States cannabis industry is booming and is steadily becoming a major player in the nation's economy. In 2017 alone, medical and recreational cannabis sales were nine times higher than America's beloved Oreo cookie. This year, marijuana sales are projected to reach $10.8 billion, effectively outpacing McDonald's annual U.S. revenue. By 2022, marijuana sales are estimated to reach between $62.8 billion to $77.4 billion.
This rapid movement towards legalization began in 2012, when Colorado became the first state to legalize recreational marijuana. However, the Centennial State began experiencing its real estate green rush as early as 2009. Between 2009 and 2014, 35% of industrial spaces in Denver were leased to marijuana-related businesses. By 2016, Denver industrial properties sold at premium prices of $115 per square foot. While marijuana sales continue to be on the uptick in Colorado, the state's cannabis real estate market has started to stabilize, particularly in Denver, which recently capped the number of grow facilities allowed to operate in the city. While this is the case, marijuana-occupied properties in Denver and surrounding areas can still expect to pay 25% more than other industrial tenants for Class B and Class C warehouses.
One of the most successful green states since Colorado's legalization has been Nevada. Since Nevada's initiative took effect on January 1, 2017, its recreational marijuana market has exceeded expectations. During the first six months of sales, Nevada saw more than $30 million in tax revenue, with retailers selling more than $195 million in cannabis products. New Frontier, a cannabis analytics firm, projects that the state's legal marijuana market will be worth $622 million by 2020. Nevada's success is largely attributed to its tourist economy in Las Vegas, which attracts approximately 40 million tourists every year. This high demand, combined with Nevada's low property and energy costs, has led to marijuana companies investing more than $300 million in Nevada real estate.
Washington D.C. has had one of the more interesting cannabis legalization stories. The use of recreational marijuana was legalized in Washington D.C. in 2014, however, it is still illegal to buy and sell the drug due to Congress prohibiting the District from spending any funds or resources to develop a regulatory system for marijuana sales. This has resulted in D.C. developing a unique "gift economy" industry, where consumers buy overpriced items such as coffee cups and t-shirts, which include a budding gift with purchase. Additionally, due to the sparsity of industrial space, it is especially difficult in D.C. to find warehouses suitable for cultivation, leaving most entrepreneurs limited to operating medicinal marijuana retail shops.
The other seven states that have legalized recreational marijuana are Washington, Alaska, Oregon, Maine, Massachusetts, California, and Vermont. The other twenty states that have legalized the use of marijuana solely for medicinal purposes are Arizona, Montana, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and West Virginia. In each of these states, a land grab has occurred with one overarching trend – the early bird gets the worm. Investors have realized that the key to success in this industry is finding the right property as soon as possible, making states on the verge of legalization, prime targets for cannabis real estate. Voters in Michigan, for example, will not decide on whether to legalize recreational marijuana until November of this year. However, Harvest Park Development, which is set to become one of the largest marijuana business parks in Michigan, is currently selling lots at $149,000 per acre, which is more than twice the price that is normally charged for similar, light industrial space in the area. Other states on cannabis watch include New Jersey, Oklahoma, Utah, Missouri and Virginia.
While the American green rush is in full effect, nothing is quite like what is happening in our neighbor to the north. Later this year, Canada is set to become the first developed country to fully legalize the cultivation, distribution, and sale of all cannabis products. At the end of 2017, more than 722,000 square feet of industrial space was sold or leased in the Metro Vancouver region, with prices reaching record highs. It is estimated that by 2020, marijuana business will occupy more than eight million square feet of commercial space in Canada. In Alberta, marijuana retailers have been competing for space months in advance of the country's expected legalization, and are securing locations without conditions and without assurances that they will receive permits. Over the next few years, the Canadian cannabis industry has the potential to reach 22.6 billion Canadian dollars. Whether or not these high expectations for Canada's marijuana industry will be realized, Canada will set the stage as a case study for other countries contemplating nationwide legalization.
If one thing is clear, despite the illegality under federal law, the cannabis hype is not slowing down any time soon. As more players begin to partake in this continental green rush, it becomes imperative for property owners, landlords, and tenants to effectively arm themselves in their real estate investments. In the final part of our series, we will discuss tips and tools for purchasing and leasing commercial, cannabis property.


I love love love CoverGirl's lip stick/chap stick products--I'm never without my trusty Lip Slicks in Cutie--they're so perfect for moms-on-the-go. I'll have to branch out and try the Gloss Balm.
Also, I need those teal sneaks, stat. Cute shoe picks!
Great post. Also, throwing a blazer on over a cool t-shirt, properly fitting jeans, and nice sneakers takes the look to a whole new level. You can roll the sleeves up to look a bit more casual, but blazers work wonders!
I have that lip balm in Peony, I love it. It's the perfect amount of color not to have to worry about. I love some of those shoes, but sadly they are all out of my budget.
I love the shoes you rounded up - especially those Lacoste ones!
Love the sporty tees you threw in there. VERY cute. Love your style.
I totally agree with everything!! And I love the shoes --especially those Onitsuka Tiger Serrano kicks. I am partial to Chucks, only because they are cute, functional, and inexpensive. But I should branch out.
Also - make sure your hair is did. Whether that be intentionally bed-headed or done nice.
Ha, as much as I love most of the things you posted in this one, I'm going to go ahead and confess. Unless I have some sort of fancy event to attend, I never wear makeup. Nope, not even colorful chapstick. And I don't feel like I NEED to have an excuse. Makeup makes me feel like an impostor. I like my face how it is.
And I love the plain-tshirt/jeans/blazer idea from Stella. That and a pair of quick-change black flats is my favorite air-travel outfit. I have the slip-on-slip-off shoes for security, don't have to worry about wrinkles in my packed blazer and then I have something to keep me warm if the plane/airport (ATL, I'm talking about you) is too cold.


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Saturday's rally is a pretty small-ish job for USS, which services 24 states. To give you an idea, the company provides the roaming restrooms for the Rose Bowl Parade and the Rose Bowl in Pasadena — including servicing all those tailgate party, and VIP tent needs.
But the company does a lot of business on The Mall — it was one of the porta-potty suppliers for the Obama inauguration.
The Guardian has an article on the upcoming Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear. It's a rally that's proven difficult to characterize, other than it's an attempt draw attention away from the vocal extremists and towards the more reasonable (relative) centrists.
You would think this sort of talk would be relegated to the loony fringe conspiracy-type crowd, but in America, this guy has an audience of literally millions.
I'll be at the Rally on Saturday – it'll be an interesting experience.
Fast Company has an article about Russia's oil & gas exploits in the Arctic, with a mention of how it is affecting indigenous tribes in the area.
The writing isn't all that great, but the subject matter is definitely interesting.
We're going to have to get more [tax] money from somebody. The question is, do we get more money from the person that's going to serve me lunch today, or do we get it from me? I think we should get it from me. I have a lower tax rate, counting payroll taxes, than anybody in my office. And I don't have a tax shelter — I just take the form and fill out the numbers. I think that's very wrong, and I think that if we're going to get money — and we're going to need money; we are not taking in enough money at the federal government level … it shouldn't be [from] the bottom 98%. It should be more from people at the top.
What is the incentive to do better and develop yourself if the only thing you have to look forward to is a higher percentage of taxes if you do well in life. The way the middle class is going now, I would do better by earning less and taking what the government gives out. I am a proud taxpayer but I believe I already pay to[o] much and I am not even in the top tax bracket (yet!). By the way, I am still waiting on the IRS to send me some of MY money back, guess they are to[o] broke to pay me back.
…and you realize that things like this are a good idea. There are a depressingly large amount of those types of people in the comments section of that page (many of whom are arguing against straw men, and some people on $250k+ who simply don't want to pay more taxes). Of course there are still other issues that need to be dealt with – but that fact alone doesn't invalidate this argument.
I think one of the biggest challenges any lawyer has in any situation is the horrible reputation that every other lawyer has created for us.
So what I think a lot about is how do you have the lawyers create value and be part of the company? And that's everything from superficial things – like I throw a happy hour every 2 weeks where I buy the booze and invite the whole company to come, right? Just so that they have some interaction with lawyers that isn't us telling them "no." And similarly it's being very open. We have open office hours and we do lots of meetings with teams.
So to me—and I actually created a group at Google, Product Counsel, that's now being implemented in some other companies, and that whole purpose of that group was to make sure that we were sort of embedded in the sort of press and wrap [unintelligible] with product teams, so that we were a part of those teams, and we could be more useful to those teams than just, you know, stamp "approve" or "not approve." And I think that's really important particularly around where the legal and ethical issues join, where you're also often looked at in a startup environment, as a lawyer, as being part of the ethical backbone of the company. So making sure that you actually have a voice heard in the development process is extremely important.
Macgillivray manages the User Communications Team (4 people), the Trust and Safety Team (22 people), and the Government Relations and Legal Team (4 people) at Twitter. This is an excerpt from a talk he gave at Santa Clara University on October 6.
Saw a screening of Waiting for Superman tonight. It's a well constructed documentary which looks at the state of the American public primary and secondary education system. Some of the revelations in the movie are startling. The biggest one is that high school teachers gain tenure after two years of teaching. That's right – what it takes university academics years and years to attain, high school teachers get in only a couple of years. That assures them a job for life and the rationale behind this isn't entirely clear (for university professors, the theory is that it allows them freedom of expression and freedom to pursue whatever interests them, free from the risk of being fired for political reasons). This means that even the worst of teachers can hang around – some are shown to read newspapers while their students shoot craps in the back of the classroom. This bottom 5-10% of teachers has a disproportionate and devastating effect on the overall quality of education American kids are receiving.
Public school teachers are also paid lock-step: the bad teachers get paid the same as the good teachers and union contracts prevent them from being paid otherwise. Interestingly, the teachers' union emerged as the villain here – under the guise of "promoting harmony" among teachers for the sake of the children – they steadfastly and stubbornly stick to the status quo. Their argument is ultimately unconvincing, because they're all talk and no results. Clearly, when things are declining or not getting better, you need to change what you're doing. Yet, the intensity of vested interests prevents this change from happening. The documentary makes a great observation – the focus has shifted from the children to the adults, no matter the rhetoric being overlaid by the union.
This problem is of course seemingly endemic in American politics. Intense partisanship means opposing parties seem to always fight tooth and nail to maintain the status quo. Call me cynical, but even when things aren't working, a party opposing a proposal will do their best to stymie the other side. Not because the other side's views are worse, or even because they think the other side's view are worse… but simply because they are the other side. It's the ideology of extremism – of black and white, all or nothing, with us or against us.
The movie closes with a lottery, where underprivileged but endearing kids try to get into better public schools via a lottery. The odds are stacked heavily against them, and most walk away empty handed. Why should getting a decent education be a lottery? See also this review in the New Yorker, which raises some thoughtful counterpoints.
I went with a friend who had a unique educational background himself – he arrived in America without knowing English. On the first day he lost his wallet, containing all his cash and ID cards. He overstayed his tourist visa. Working a full time job, he somehow put himself through community college, worked his way up through an associate degree, and then a bachelor's at a state university. His job also had to support his brother and mother, who were staying with him in a small one bedroom apartment. He ended up with a full scholarship at Stanford where he's working towards a PhD today. Each week, he spends half a day teaching at schools in the area – he's taught in the affluent Palo Alto High School ("Paly"), as well as Charter schools, and "tougher" schools in East Palo Alto and San Jose. We had a long conversation afterwards in which he painted a vivid picture contrasting the vast differences in schools which are only miles apart.
Twenty years ago, Brazil was undergoing a bout of hyperinflation, with prices increasing at the rate of 80% per month. The story behind how they brought this under control is a fascinating one, and it relies less on pulling on the traditional economic levers and more on psychology (which is pretty much behavioural economics).
The four friends set about explaining their idea. You have to slow down the creation of money, they explained. But, just as important, you have to stabilize people's faith in money itself. People have to be tricked into thinking money will hold its value.
Virtual reality headsets use the same technique for displaying 3D as we find in movies or 3D television sets – parallax. They project a slightly different image to each one of your eyes, and from that difference, your brain creates the illusion of depth. That sounds fine, until you realize just how complicated human depth perception really is. The Wikipedia entry on depth perception (an excellent read) lists ten different cues that your brain uses to figure out exactly how far away something is. Parallax is just one of them. Since the various movie and television display technologies only offer parallax-based depth cues, your brain basically has to ignore several other cues while you're immersed in the world of Avatar. This is why the 3D of films doesn't feel quite right. Basically, you're fighting with your own brain, which is getting a bit confused. It's got some cues to give it a sense of depth, but it's missing others. Eventually your brain just starts ignoring the other cues.
That's the problem. When the movie's over, and you take your glasses off, your brain is still ignoring all those depth perception cues. It'll come back to normal, eventually. Some people will snap right back. In others, it might take a few hours. This condition, known as 'binocular dysphoria', is the price you pay for cheating your brain into believing the illusion of 3D. Until someone invents some other form of 3D projection (many have tried, no one has really succeeded), binocular dysphoria will be part of the experience.
The problem isn't so much 3D movies, though. It's when the leap comes to 3D TVs and 3D computer games. Pesce postulates that the hours that kids could spend in front of a 3D display might, alarmingly, ruin depth perception… permanently. I don't know if there is any medical basis for Pesce's article, but it sounds plausible (but don't all urban legends sound plausible?).
In The Social Network, Eduardo Saverin, Facebook's slighted CFO gets his shareholdings diluted from about 35% all the way down to 0.03%, while the other shareholders maintain their holdings in proportion. I have a reasonable understanding about how VC investment works, but I didn't understand how this was possible. Others have wondered the same thing.
Anyway, post-settlement, Saverin owns about 5% of the company, making him a billionaire.
Litigation and Trial also writes an interesting article about why Zuckerberg won't sue for defamation.
And moving off the legal issues, Jezebel questions the unflattering portrayal of women in the movie.
Random trivia: apparently, where I sit at work now is about 5 metres away from where Zuckerberg used to sit (a couple years ago when Facebook was still in downtown PA).
This movie was much better than I thought it would be when it was first announced. Much of it is written with liberal doses of poetic license, but the dialog is sharp, snappy, humorous, and often cuttingly witty. And some things are still based on fact. Go see it.
And who else tried looking for his LiveJournal page?
There is a lesser known program where, if you are a U.S. resident, you can go to a European car dealer in America – BMW, Mercedes, Porsche, Audi, or Volvo – and ask them for European Delivery, or "ED" as its known on online car forums. The car will be built in Germany (or Sweden) and you will have to fly over to Europe to pick it up.
Why would you want to do such a thing? Well, when you pick up the car, you get to drive it around Europe for a few weeks. And, because you'll likely be starting in Germany, you get a chance to try out your new car on the autobahns. The only problem is you still have to break in the engine, so that could be frustrating. (Apparently the recommended break in for a BMW is maximum 4k rpm or 100mph for the first 1000 miles – which might be frustrating on the autobahns, so maybe you could drive around Europe and then come back to Germany near the end of the trip.) At the end of the holiday, you drop off the car at one of the drop-off points around Europe, some of which are outside of Germany, and it will get shipped to you, arriving in your neighborhood 1-2 months later.
The kicker is that buying a car on ED is going to cost you several thousands of dollars less than buying it locally (unless you're getting a Porsche, which actually charges a premium for this option). The reason is that some of the commissions and fees and taxes that get charged along the way disappear. So, the discount will basically fund the cost of your holiday in Europe, with change to spare, even if you bring someone along to share the experience. The manufacturers will even throw in a couple weeks of free auto insurance, and temporarily load up the GPS system with European maps, while you're there.
And you can do ED on lease (which might get past the break in thing, although you'll possibly spoil the car for the next lessee or owner). If you're thinking of buying a car… what a great idea for a vacation.
The New York Times recently wrote an article about this, but this program has been floating around for many years.
This short MoJo article observes a few things in life that are counterintuitive.
Obvious but wrong. As Hungarian-born mathematician Abraham Wald explained at the time, if a plane makes it back safely even though it has, say, a bunch of bullet holes in its wings, it means that bullet holes in the wings aren't very dangerous.
I've decided to start dumping the bulk of the lengthy, interesting articles I read onto a separate site at read.hearye.org. I'll keep the most interesting ones for this site.
I'm also too cheap to buy Instapaper so this is the way I store stuff that I want to come back to read later on my iPad.


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Title Recognition - Application Submissions for 2022
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Peggy Appel • November 26, 2022
Did you and your dog(s) earn a title in 2022? If so, congratulations! You deserve recognition!
Submission of applications for title recognition for titles your dog received in 2022 is open.
Applications must be received no later than February 28, 2023.
The application form and program information can be found here.
There has been a change of the title recognition program for titles received in 2022: For the first application of title awards there will be a large zippered canvas bag with handles available for $20 (in pervious years, the club provided the bag for free). The bag will have the CRCTC logo on one side and the Registered name of the dog on the other. If requested by a breeder the Kennel name can be used instead of an individual dog's name.
CRCTC will provide at no charge:
A Tag with dog's call name. (this tag will only be provided on the first application)
A tag with the year and the abbreviations of the titles earned in that year.
Questions about the program? Contact Betsy Peets


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Q: Calderon-Zygmund decomposition on manifolds? The classical Calderon-Zygmund decomposition says that if $f\geq 0$ is $L^1$ on a cubes $B$, with average value $\alpha$, then there is a sequence of disjoint cubes $B_j$, such that the average of $f$ on each $B_j$ is in between $\alpha$ and $2^n \alpha$, and $f\leq \alpha$ a.e. away from $\bigcup_j B_j$.
I am wondering if there is a similar result on (compact) manifolds, for example with a volume doubling condition. If one uses a Vitali type argument, it seems there is no control on the radius (they could be too small), so no upper bound in the average value of $f$ on (small) balls obtained by Vitali - in contrast to the $2^n\alpha$ upper bound of Calderon-Zygmund.

A: Calderon-Zygmund theory generalises without much difficulty to doubling metric measure spaces (or more generally to "spaces of homogeneous type").  See for instance Chapter 1 of
Stein, Elias M., Harmonic analysis: Real-variable methods, orthogonality, and oscillatory integrals. With the assistance of Timothy S. Murphy, Princeton Mathematical Series. 43. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. xiii, 695 pp. (1993). ZBL0821.42001.
The generalisation of the Calderon-Zygmund decomposition in this setting is given in Section 1.4.
In more recent years, most of Calderon-Zygmund theory has also been extended to the non-doubling case, though one has to make some natural modifications to the statements in order to avoid trivial counterexamples.  One reference is Chapter 2 of
Tolsa, Xavier, Analytic capacity, the Cauchy transform, and non-homogeneous Calderón-Zygmund theory, Progress in Mathematics 307. Cham: Birkhäuser/Springer (ISBN 978-3-319-00595-9/hbk; 978-3-319-00596-6/ebook). xiii, 396 p. (2014). ZBL1290.42002.
The Calderon-Zygmund decomposition is given as Lemma 2.14 of that book, though the statement may look slightly different from the classical one.
One common trick in this subject is to replace balls by roughly equivalent "dyadic cubes" that have good geometric properties, such as nesting.  See for instance
Hytönen, Tuomas; Kairema, Anna, What is a cube?, Ann. Acad. Sci. Fenn., Math. 38, No. 2, 405-412 (2013). ZBL1288.30066.
for a brief introduction to this topic.

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Home	TypeNews	Hyve trading in line with 'downside' scenario but reports cost savings target exceeded
Hyve trading in line with 'downside' scenario but reports cost savings target exceeded
by Paul Colston July 29, 2020
published by Paul Colston July 29, 2020
International exhibition and conference organiser Hyve Group plc says it is trading in line with its 'downside' scenario but with cost savings above projections and interim insurance payments and a rights issue secured.The organiser released an update on trading and its continued response to the Covid-19 pandemic, 29 July.
Project Fortress
The Group's Project Fortress task force, which has been leading on all aspects of the impact of the crisis, has taken "swift and decisive action", the trading statement notes. "We are encouraged to see that a number of markets in which the Group operates are beginning to open. The situation, however, remains fluid with continued travel restrictions and the possibility of further lockdowns," the statement continues.
Although the Group's postponement plan, set out in May 2020, had events scheduled from August 2020, further events have been subsequently cancelled as a result of continued lockdown and the Group says it is now trading "more in line with its downside scenario, with the expectation that this will continue into FY21".
The Group has a small number of events still scheduled to take place in FY20, predominantly in China, Russia, Turkey and Ukraine.
Hyve's cost saving programme, announced in May 2020, aimed to identify and implement up to £9m (US$11.65m) of income statement savings in the current financial year, and £40m in FY21. Cost saving measures taken to date mean the Group now expects to exceed the FY20 savings target by delivering net additional savings of approximately £25m. Hyve says the extra savings have been largely due to successful venue negotiations, the acceleration of redundancy plans and the utilisation of the UK furlough scheme.
The Group adds that is has "good visibility over a significant portion of the FY21 savings target and expects to be in line with forecast".
Constructive discussions with insurers regarding event cancellation and postponement claims in relation to 20 FY20 events have resulted in a first interim payment of £7.4m. The Group says it has agreed a second payment of £5.5m which would take the total claims secured to £12.9m.
The insurance cover is subject to the application of policy excesses and a per event limit which varies for each event, with an overall aggregate cap in respect of all insured events to 31 October 2020 of £62m.
"We will continue to pursue claims under the insurance policies as the event schedule undergoes further changes brought on by Covid-19," the Group's statement says.
Cash position
The Group says it is in a strong financial position to navigate through continued Covid-19 disruption and uncertainty as a result of the successful £126.6m rights issue announced on 7 May, the cost savings and the receipt of insurance proceeds.
The Group says it has sufficient cash reserves to fund business operations for at least the next 12 months at the current cash burn rate, even in the event of there being no further inflows from customers.
The Group says it would expect to make additional savings if there is a further reduction in the number or scale of events.
Venue costs represent approximately 25% of the operating cost base and the Group continues to engage in proactive dialogue with venues to roll over the costs of postponed shows to new dates.
Around 15-20% of the operating cost base relates to the direct costs of delivering the Group's events, the majority of which would not be incurred on cancelled events.
Mark Shashoua, CEO of Hyve Group, says: "Since enacting Project Fortress, we have delivered cost savings above our projections and have secured interim insurance payments alongside a successful rights issue, providing a strong financial platform to weather Covid-19.
"While the situation remains fluid, markets across the world are beginning to reopen albeit we remain mindful it may take time for customer confidence to follow. Hyve is playing a leading role, working closely and collaboratively with customers, industry bodies and regional governments to develop best practice and ensure the safe and appropriate return of events so our industry can get back to business and kick-start economies.
"Market-leading events act as a key trading platform for many industries, governments and regional authorities and will play a vital role in reigniting economies. We are proud of the role our market-leading events play as a catalyst for trade and are excited to complement this with enhanced omnichannel capabilities."
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€50m live entertainment industry package must benefit entire sector – Cummins
8th December 2021 - Senator John Cummins
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The success of entertainment sector supports will be judged by who can access the €50 million funding package, a Fine Gael Senator has said.
Senator John Cummins said, "Today's announcement of €50m for the live performance sector highlights Government's understanding that we need to support these organisations and the commitment to assisting those across the sector who have been negatively impacted by the 50% capacity restriction.
"The support package includes an increase of €3m (€5m total) for the seasonal musical theatre and pantomime scheme (LPSS 2) as well as €5m for Local Authorities to support artists and performances.
"However, the success of these schemes will be judged by who can access the funds.
"The funding must support every facet of the entire live entertainment sector, from professional artists to semi-professional and amateur groups right across the country.
"The decision to limit capacity to 50% for shows and concerts, which in many cases were already fully booked, is a devasting hurdle which many groups, societies and producers have been unable to overcome. Therefore, it is appropriate that €20m has been ringfenced in a new Live Performance Support Scheme (LPSS 3), specifically designed to support performances in December and January which may need to be cancelled, curtailed or rescheduled.
"When I wrote to Minister Catherine Martin outlining the need for supports for the live entertainment and theatre sector, following last Friday's announcement. I specifically requested such a scheme to mitigate against lost revenue as well as a reduction in the turnover requirement for accessing the scheme. I also asked that smaller, local producers and groups, in particular, receive support urgently.
"Today's announcement that the turnover requirement is being reduced from €300,000 to €100,000 is brilliant news, as is the new €5m Local Live Performance Support Scheme which will be administered by Local Authorities. This suggestion was made yesterday on the floor of the Seanad and I want to thank the Minister for taking on board the suggestion. Local Authority Arts Offices are best placed to know the groups that need supports the most.
"Throughout the pandemic, Fine Gael in Government has ensured businesses and workers have received vital support. Minister Paschal Donohoe recently announced additional targeted supports for the hospitality sector, including a weekly payment of up to €5,000. Minister Heather Humphreys also announced the reintroduction of the PUP for those impacted by the new restrictions.
"Today's support package is timely, and it is essential that those who need it most, receive it in a timely fashion," concluded Senator Cummins.
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Iver Ahlmann (GER 370) arrived at the world championships in Weymouth with a very neat and well sorted boat. One of the more notable pimps was a coarse adjuster for the trapeze lines which minimised the amount of extra string flying about the boat.
The adjustment is made by a spliced 2:1 purchase on itself and will reduce from 1200mm to 600mm in length. The whole thing keeps itself in place with friction - even with thimbles in the loops. I've seen upwards of 100kg's hanging from the trapeze with no slippage at all. It is however, important to stitch the handle end and the eye-splices so that the whole thing will stay in place when there is no load.
To make the adjuster, start with 2400mm of 2.5mm dyneema. Add 200mm each end for an eye splice as well as double the depth you need for a handle - in the photo, the handle end is to the right, with a tie-lite block, whilst the mast end is to the left.


Welcome to Steve Whitney (Stephen A. Whitney) and Eleanor Mendoza Whitney's website! We finally axed the old site that exemplified the finest of 1990's web design :-) For the moment, most of our content lies elsewhere.
This is home of Steve's Presbyterian Bible Content Exam study tool.
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This is an abandoned hospital near Milano. This has been shot with my iPhone 4s and the Olloclip wide lens.
The app used to shot the image was Pro HDR, cropping and adjustments were done using Snapseed, further editing was done using Dynamic Light, Pic Grunger, Image Blender and PhotoToaster.
One of the most beautiful photographs ever!
I love this architecture, your colors and the golden light. Very peaceful.


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You Are There 1927: Gennett Studio
You Are There 1927:
Gennett Studio
The musical recording business of the Starr Piano Company and its Gennett label was a relatively short-lived venture, lasting less than two decades. However, the ripple effects of the music created in this small Richmond, Indiana, studio had far-reaching effects. Jazz, blues, country, and gospel artists who recorded there helped define American music for generations and continue to influence modern music on a global scale. Gennett produced some of the earliest recordings of Louis Armstrong, King Oliver, Bix Beiderbecke and Hoagy Carmichael.
The history of this impressive business goes back to 1872, when James Starr convinced George Trayser to move his piano-manufacturing operation from Ripley, Ohio, to Richmond. In 1893 Henry Gennett and his father-in-law, John Lumsden, joined the business. A decade later Henry Gennett took over full control, following the death of Starr, Trayser, and Lumsden. He rapidly expanded operations and eventually passed on the business to his three sons Harry, Clarence, and Fred. Fred would lead the recording division of the company, and in 1921 build a recording studio on the grounds of the Starr piano factory in Richmond that had been manufacturing phonographs since 1916. By the late 1920s, the company was pressing records for more than 25 labels worldwide, including for the Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward catalogs. They even recorded and pressed records for the Ku Klux Klan during its 1920s heyday.
The company's worldwide network of piano stores facilitated distribution of its phonographs and records helping the music catch on. Jazz enthusiasts consider Richmond and the Starr Piano Company's Gennett Records studio "the cradle of recorded jazz." Starr Gennett also nurtured other forms of popular music, ethnic music, sound effects for radio and film, and even preservation of the spoken word.
Starr Gennett was hit severely by the Great Depression in 1930. It cut back on music recording until it was halted altogether in 1934.Gennett Studio is important for more than just the music it recorded. Its story tells us a great deal about the early development of the industry, the impact of the Great Depression, and the realities of race and prejudice in the 1920s. The story of Starr Piano Company and its Gennett record label is in so many ways a defining Hoosier and American story.
In You Are There: Gennett Studio, guests will explore this vital Hoosier story through artifacts, images, and interactives. Objects include original recordings like Hoagy Carmichael's first version of Stardust and musical instruments used at the Gennett studio including a fiddle belonging to country artist Herbert Sweet. Several documents will be on display including a telegram from Gennett studio to Gene Autry. A dynamic digital interactive will give visitors the opportunity to sample the ground-breaking music made at the studio and influenced by artists who recorded at Gennett. Artists include people like Louis Armstrong, Alberta Hunter, and Charley Patton among many others.
Finally, visitors will be able to step back in time and explore a recreation of the original Gennett Studio. There you will be able to meet artists who recorded at Gennett studio, studio staff, and members of the Gennett family. You will be able to see how early recording was done, handle period instruments, play music on a period phonograph, and much more.
Mar 14, 2020 - Jan 29, 2022 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Indiana History Center


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IMPORTANT: Starting Monday, August 30, proof of COVID vaccination (along with photo ID) and a mask are REQUIRED to attend any event held in Theatre 1. Please read our updated COVID Safety Guidelines for full detailsand carefully read descriptions on event pages, to understand when you will or will not be asked to show proof of vaccination.
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Lost Year, Past Event, Past Films
After an accidental pregnancy turned abortion, a deadbeat nanny finds an unlikely friendship with the six-year old she's charged with protecting.
Big Laughs at The Little (Comedy Show) : Dec 30
Past Event, Past Music
Live comedy featuring local comedians
Watkins & The Rapiers: The Big Little Christmas Show – Dec 15
Music, Past Event
Wednesday, December 15. Doors: 6:30pm • Show: 7:30pm
Christmas Vacation – Dec 18
Past Event, Past Films
The Griswold family's plans for a big family Christmas predictably turn into a big disaster.
West Side Story w/ Discussion : Sun, Dec 19
West Side Story with Post-Film Discussion. Sunday, December 19 at 1pm in Little Theatre 1. (Doors at 12:15pm / Regular Ticket Prices)
Black Cinema Series: "The Last Tree" – Nov 27
Black Cinema Series, Past Event
The Little Theatre's Black Cinema Series, presented in partnership with the Rochester Association of Black Journalists (RABJ), screens both scripted and non-fiction films about the Black experience.
Gremlins – Dec 4
A young man inadvertently breaks three important rules concerning his new pet and unleashes a horde of malevolently mischievous monsters on a small town.
Wolfwalkers : November 20 & 21
In a time of superstition and magic, when wolves are seen as demonic and nature an evil to be tamed, a young apprentice hunter, Robyn, comes to Ireland with her father to wipe out the last pack.
Women and the Vote – October 20, 2021
Filmed on Election Day 2020 in five cemeteries across New York State, WOMEN AND THE VOTE is a mosaic-style documentary on the past 100 years of women's political equality, the present moment, and the possibilities for the future.
Spontaneous: October 15 & 21
When students in their high school begin inexplicably exploding (literally…), seniors Mara and Dylan struggle to survive in a world where each moment may be their last.
Karen Dalton: In My Own Time – October 21 + 23, 2021
One Take, Past Event, Past Films
Blues and folk singer Karen Dalton was a prominent figure in 1960s New York. Idolized by Bob Dylan and Nick Cave, Karen discarded the traditional trappings of success and led an unconventional life until her early death. Since most images of Karen have been lost or destroyed, the film uses Karen's dulcet melodies and interviews with loved ones to build a rich portrait of this singular woman and her hauntingly beautiful voice.
Joe Beard with Hanna PK and the Blue Hearts – Oct 22
Saturday, October 22 in Little Theatre 1. Live music from some of Rochester's best blues musicians. Tickets are $20 in advance, or $25 at the door.
Witness Palestine Film Festival
The Witness Palestine Festival is a project of Rochester Witness for Palestine, which seeks a just peace for the people of Palestine wherever they may be.
Saturday Night Rewind: October 2021
SNR returns with original classics on the big screen! Join Fright-Rags and The Little for October screenings of three of our all-time favorites.
Black Cinema Series: "Return to Goree" – Oct 27
Youssou N'Dour: Return to Gorée Screening and Panel Discussion WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 7:00PMLittle Theatre 1 (240 East Ave.) Standard ticket pricesTickets available online in advance, or at the door. PROOF OF VACCINATION REQUIRED TO ATTENDIMPORTANT: Proof of vaccination (along with photo ID) and a mask are REQUIRED to attend this event. Please read our updated COVID Safety Guidelines for full...
Anomaly Film Festival – Nov 4-7, 2021
Anomaly – The Rochester Genre Film Festival shows contemporary genre films, including horror, sci-fi, fantasy, action, dark comedy, and the indescribable! November 4-7 at The Little
Polish Film Festival – Nov 10-14, 2021
The annual, two-part festival presents classic Polish cinema as well as contemporary works produced by the newest generation of the country's filmmakers. It showcases internationally recognized films that might not otherwise be seen in the area and attracts renowned Polish actors, directors, screenwriters, and critics to Rochester.
Voices from the Barrens: Nov 18 + 20
`Voices from the Barrens, Native People, Blueberries and Sovereignty` documents the wild blueberry harvest of the Wabanaki People from the USA and Canada.
Connie Sings Joni : Nov 19
Connie Deming, live in Little Theatre 1. Friday, November 19, 2021
Image Out Film Festival 2021
ImageOut presents LGBT arts and cultural experiences showcasing films, other creative works and artists to promote awareness, foster dialogue and build community.
MLK/FBI 2020 / 104 minutes / USA / EnglishRated PGThe first film to uncover the extent of the FBI's surveillance and harassment of Martin Luther King, Jr. Based on newly discovered and declassified files, the documentary explores the government's history of targeting Black activists, and the contested meaning behind some of our most cherished ideals. From Emmy Award winning director Sam Pollard...
Rochester Fringe Festival 2021
Friday, September 17 – Saturday, September 25. All RIT @ The Little performances are free to attend. Tickets not available in advance; first-come, first-seated.
Lily Topples the World : September 9 & 11
LILY TOPPLES THE WORLD 2021 / 90 minutes / US / Not RatedPROOF OF VACCINATION REQUIRED TO ATTEND THE THURSDAY, SEPT. 9 SCREENINGIMPORTANT: Proof of vaccination, and a mask are REQUIRED to attend the 9/9 screening in Little Theatre 1. Please read our updated COVID Safety Guidelines for full details.LILY TOPPLES THE WORLD follows 20-year-old sensation Lily Hevesh – the world's most acclaimed...
ImageOut: "Everybody's Talking About Jamie" – September 14
FREE SCREENING! Inspired by true events, Everybody's Talking About Jamie follows Jamie New (Max Harwood), a teenager from Sheffield, who dreams of life on stage. While his classmates plan their livelihoods after they leave school, Jamie contemplates revealing his secret career ambition to become a fierce and proud drag queen. His best friend Pritti (Lauren Patel) and his loving mum (Sarah Lancashire) shower him with endless support, while local drag legend Miss Loco Chanelle (Richard E. Grant) mentors him…
"Summertime" Screening & Discussion – September 10, 2021
"Summertime" Screening and Panel Discussion FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 7:30PMLittle Theatre 1 (240 East Ave.) Standard ticket pricesTickets available online in advance, or at the door. PROOF OF VACCINATION REQUIRED TO ATTENDIMPORTANT: Proof of vaccination (along with photo ID) and a mask are REQUIRED to attend this event. Please read our updated COVID Safety Guidelines for full details.ABOUT THE FILM...
David Byrne's American Utopia – September 15
David Byrne's American Utopia 2020 / 120 minutes / USA / EnglishUnrated (treated as PG-13)Directed by Oscar-winner Spike Lee, DAVID BYRNE'S AMERICAN UTOPIA is a groundbreaking cinematic event that inspires audiences to connect with each other and with the global community. This filmed version of the electrifying Broadway musical sensation brings Oscar, Grammy, and Golden Globe-winning musician...
"Ailey" Screening and Panel Discussion – August 12, 2021
Black Cinema Series • "Ailey" Screening and Panel Discussion • Thursday, August 12, 2021 at 6:30pm • Little Theatre 1 (240 East Ave.)
"Blood Conscious" Screening + Q&A – August 20, 2021
Local NY Filmmaking, Past Event
"Blood Conscious" Screening and Q&A FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 8:00PMLittle Theatre 1 (240 East Ave.) $10 | Tickets available online in advance, or at the door. IMPORTANT: You must be fully vaccinated to attend this screening. Proof of full Covid vaccination is required to attend this event. You must bring a copy of your vaccination card or the NYS Excelsior Pass — as well as a photo ID — in order...
"Eddie" Screening + Q&A – August 22, 2021
"Eddie" Screening and Q&A SUNDAY, AUGUST 22, 7:00PMLittle Theatre 1 (240 East Ave.) Online Pre-Sales Have Ended. Tickets Available at the Door, starting at 6:30pm. $12 | Tickets available online in advance, or at the door."World Premiere" formal wear requested. IMPORTANT: You must be fully vaccinated to attend this screening. Proof of full Covid vaccination is required to attend this...
"A Litany for Survival" Screening + Q&A – August 31, 2021
"A Litany for Survival" Screening, Preview, and Q&A TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 6:30PMLittle Theatre 1 (240 East Ave.) FREE** Day-of tickets at the door will be EXTREMELY limited, and subject to "rush line" rules, dependent upon capacity.We apologize in advance if we are unable to let you in, due to capacity limits. **PROOF OF VACCINATION REQUIRED TO ATTENDIMPORTANT: Proof of vaccination, and a mask...
Mystic Pizza – September 1
Celebrate the launch of The Little's Pizza-Popcorn Club with this special one-night screening of the 80s romcom classic! Wednesday, September 1 in Little Theatre 1. Tickets are just $5
Refined Taste: Big Show at The Little – October 2, 2021
Refined Taste:Big Show at The Little SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 7:15pmLittle Theatre 1 (240 East Ave.) Doors: 7:00pmFood: 7:15pmPodcast: 8:00pm ONLINE SALES HAVE ENDED. Tickets available at the door, while supplies last! Tickets: $20 • Includes podcast recording, food from Neno's, and a Little popcorn. PROOF OF VACCINATION REQUIRED TO ATTENDIMPORTANT: Proof of vaccination (along with photo ID) and a...
CatVideoFest – July 23-24, 2021
CatVideoFest 2021 Not Rated/ 2021 / 72 minutes / USACatVideoFest curates a compilation reel of the latest, best cat videos culled from countless hours of unique submissions and sourced animations, music videos, and, of course, classic internet powerhouses. Screening events take place all over the world in a host of venues and raise money for cats in need, often through partnerships with local...
Teen Film Festival – August 5, 2021
ROCHESTER TEEN FILM FESTIVAL Thursday, August 5 @ 5:30pmLittle Theatre 1 (240 East Ave) FREE, and open to the public.Film screening, awards ceremony, and reception.WXXI Public Media and The Little Theatre are proud to sponsor the Rochester Teen Film Festival, a collaborative, juried media competition for youth (13-18 years old) in the Rochester region, honoring the work of urban, suburban, and...
"Summer of Soul" Panel Discussion – July 10, 2021
Saturday, July 10, 2021 • Film screening and post-film panel discussion with WRUR's Doug Curry and Scott Wallace
A Little Night Music : June 27-July 25
A Little Night Music Sunday & Wednesday Nights at 6:30pmJune 27 - July 25 Outdoors in the Little 2-5 Parking Lot(8 Winthrop Street) Cafe Open: 5:30pmSeating: approx. 6pm (see Seating Information below)Music: 6:30-8:30pm FREE Live music at The Little continues! Favorite (and soon-to-be-favorite) musicians performing live and outdoors for audiences every Sunday and Wednesday evening, June 27...
A Little Night Music : May 16-June 16
A Little Night Music Presented by The Little Cafe Sunday & Wednesday Nights at 6:30pmMay 16 - June 16 $5 tickets • Assigned, distanced seating • The Jack Garner Theatre (Little Theater 5) Live music at The Little is back! Favorite (and soon-to-be-favorite) musicians will perform live in the Jack Garner Theatre (Little Theatre 5) for an intimate audience each Sunday and Wednesday evening, May...
Popcorn Pop-up : May 12
POPCORN POP-UP WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 • 5-6PM (EDT)Little 2-5 + Cafe Our May "Popcorn Pop-up" is in celebration of ImageOut's "First Cut" Spring Festival. Pre-order a large popcorn (with or without butter) at shopthelittle.org or come in-person on Wednesday, May 12 and place your order inside at the concession stand (more popcorn sizes and other concession items available in-person). Pre-orders...
2021 Oscar Nominee Discussion
2021 OSCAR NOMINEES DISCUSSION FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 7PM (EDT)Virtual group discussion on Zoom FREE, but registration is required Join Little Theatre staff members and film writer Adam Lubitow for a laid-back public group discussion of this year's Oscar Nominees: Is Chloé Zhao a lock for Best Director for Nomadland? Will Steven Yeun become the first Asian-American to win "Best Actor" for Minari?...
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The new episode of RFG is up on the podcast! You can check out what went down in the chatroom here. We had a ton of remixers from the FF4 project in the chat, so be sure to check it out!
Also, I listened to the Anso episode, and almost fell off the chair. Arma dagar vad du låter svensk, dude.
I'd like to invite everyone back to Radio Free Gamer tomorrow night at 7PM EST! For those of you who joined us last week, feel free to visit the chat room again. I have some great music for you guys, and some video game and VGM news to discuss. Check out my show and the other shows on the 8BitX network only at 8bitx.com! Also, if you want to download my old episodes please check out my podcast!
Radio Free Gamer airs tonight at 7PM EST! Join us for another great episode featuring free VGM! Check the home page (http://8bitx.com) for the link to listen in, and to join the live chat during the show! If you can't listen live, check out the podcast link in my signature.
Also, 8bitx would like to welcome two new shows on Thursday nights from 9PM-Midnight EST. Join us for Centrifugal Force and Remix Radio, both focusing on Top 40 mixes. Check out 8bitx.com for more info!
This week on Radio Free Gamer we will feature an interview with rock artist Henrik Lidbjork (aka Mutherpluckin' about his latest Nintendo cover album and his plans for the future, including the band he recently formed! As usual, we will also feature great, free video game music, our win and fail of the week, and the latest scoops. Join us for Radio Free Gamer this Wednesday at 7PM EST, only at 8bitx.com.
Also (if you didn't know), you can follow @justinj212 via Twitter for updates and send a tweet his way with your wins/fails of the week, you can join us on facebook at the Radio Free Gamer group, and send any requests or questions to radiofreegamer@gmail.com! Thanks for checking out our show!
World 1 Level 12 is available to download via podcast! I play music from some of the VGM communities and resources that you might not have heard of, but should!
Also, I have posted a review of Batman: Arkham Asylum onto the forums at 8bitx.com. It is a first attempt to expand the Radio Free Gamer branding, I suppose. Constructive feedback would most certainly be appreciated. You can PM me here or, preferably, email me at radiofreegamer@gmail.com.
Happy Beatles Day and happy 10th anniversary Dreamcast!
As usual there will be a new episode of Radio Free Gamer tonight at 7PM EST! If you can't catch it live, you can download it via podcast this weekend. Listen in at 8bitx.com!
Also, another Radio Free Gamer review will be posted this weekend. The subject: The Beatles Rock Band! Possibly Final Fantasy Crystal Defenders as well.
World 1 Level 13 has been added to the podcast! Be sure to check it out, as we feature some great original soundtracks.
Also, check out our review for The Beatles: Rock Band on the reviews section of our forums. Any feedback on this is appreciated!
New episode tonight at 7PM EST! We've got some great music, some newly released stuff and some stuff that's been around for a while, and it's all leading up to a great big announcement about future guests! Also, a winful win and epic fail of the week as always, and this week I have an especially great win!
Join us live or download the podcast, either way check out the show and the forums at 8bitx.com! Post here or email me at radiofreegamer@gmail.com with questions or comments.
Also, the 8BitX Radio Network (love saying that) is proud to welcome our 5th show, Average Joe Gamer! The show will air immediately before mine, from 6:30-7PM EST on 8bitx.com, and features discussion of recent video game news and releases as well as some games you might have missed. Games are expensive, so tune in to see what the Average Joe Gamers are playing and you might just save a buck on that overhyped new release or find a bargain bin gem that everyone else has overlooked! Again, find out more at 8bitx.com and hope to see you for RFG tonight at 7PM EST!
Hey everybody! As announced on last week's show, Christopher Tin will join us on Radio Free Gamer to discuss how his song "Baba Yetu" has impacted his career, and of course the debut of his new album "Calling All Dawns!" The show will air from 7-9PM EST tomorrow, Wednesday the 7th, only at 8bitx.com. I'll upload the show to the podcast on Friday in case you can't listen in when it airs.
As always, I'll have free video game music, my win and fail of the week, and lots of other cool things going on. Thanks for checking the show out, and I hope to see you on Wednesday at 7PM EST!
World 1 Level 17 of RFG has been posted to the podcast. This episode contains an excellent interview with composer Christopher Tin concerning his upcoming album, "Calling All Dawns"! The interview is really great, and I hope you enjoy it. Check out the podcast at 8bitx.com or through the links in my sig. Thanks!
Hey all! This is a huuuuuuuge week on RFG, as we will be joined LIVE by OCRemix Xenogears project director Avaris! We'll discuss the project and get the inside view of its development and release.
Not only that, but we'll have some exclusive preview tracks from the upcoming project! The only place to get them until its release is right here on Radio Free Gamer at 8bitx.com. Tune in live tonight from 7-9PM EST or download the podcast (which I promise will be posted tonight!). I hope you can join us live in the chatroom, but if not then check out the podcast and the forums. Enjoy!
RFG World 1 Level 18, featuring the interview with Avaris and the preview tracks from Xenogears "Humans and Gears", has been added to the podcast! Be sure to check it out here. The interview is really informative, especially since it was done live, and the preview tracks are really great. Definitely a must-listen for any OCR or Xenogears fan. Thanks a lot, and I hope you enjoy it!
good interview guys, nice work doing it live.
Thank you sir! Trying to arrange another listening party like the one we had for FF4. Maybe you'll be able to join us?
This week will be our Halloween special! We'll have some great music to trick-or-treat to, as well as scary segments including "Horrifying Events in Video Game History", "Scariest Games of the Year", and "Most Frighteningly Bad Games of the Year". Join us live at 7PM EST this Wednesday, only on 8bitx.com! And I promise not to play "The Monster Mash"
Sorry for my forgetfulness in updating this thread, but if you wish a new episode of Radio Free Gamer is on right now at http://8bitx.com/. Join us for some great video game music on our new dedicated stream servers! The sound quality is better than ever, so please check out the live show and join us in the chat room. Thanks again.
So I have to say in advance - I feel like I was mildly tangential at some points during the interview, since my attention was also somewhat distracted by staff vetting of projects and our approach for each one.
I feel like there were some interesting questions asked though, I was more at ease during the actual interview than the last one I think.
Thanks again Wes. I definitely feel like we got another great interview, and I certainly don't mind going off-topic. Trying to force things to stay on-topic destroys the flow of the interview and makes things sound artificial. I definitely prefer a natural conversation to an "interview."
Hey all! Radio Free Gamer is back from it's break (job training, holidays, magfest, other excuses) and we have a great episode lined up for tomorrow night. Bahamut and Geoffrey Taucer return to discuss their shortly-to-be-released DKC2 album! Not only do we have an exclusive interview, but we have exclusive preview tracks from the upcoming album! And as always, we will have some great (FREE) VGM and remixes. Join us live tomorrow night at 7PM EST on 8bitx.com, or download the podcast via the link in my sig. Thanks, and I hope you'll enjoy World 2 of RFG!
World 2 Level 1 of RFG is now available to download via podcast! Check out the exclusive DKC2 interview and tracks contained therein.
On W2L2, we will feature Shael Riley of the Grammar Club and Shael Riley and the Double Ice Backfire. We discuss the emergence of Nerdcore, its relationship to VGM, and his newest works! The interview airs as part of Radio Free Gamer this Wednesday at 7-9PM EST, only at 8bitx.com. I hope you can join us live to listen and talk in the chatroom, but if you can't then be sure to check out the podcast when it's posted over the weekend. Thanks!


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