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Bavaria 'a gigantic task' – Alexander Nobel is speaking now!
Alexander Nobel has been a big topic of conversation in recent weeks – and now so has the goalkeeper ZDF-Sports studio reported itself.
The goalkeeper, who was loaned to Monaco by Bayern Munich, will not replace the injured Manuel Neuer in Munich, but will continue to play for Monaco. Instead, Jan Sommer, who came from Borussia Mönchengladbach, is guarding And he made his debut against RB Leipzignow the goal of the German record champions. (Report: Summer protocol in Bayern Munich goal)
But why didn't Nobel return early? Explaining the failure of the Bayern deal, the former Schalke player said: "Monaco did not want to let me go. This was a good sign in my direction. I got a lot of confidence from the leadership. (News: All current information about the Bundesliga)
Bavaria? "Of course it's a huge task."
He confirmed that he feels comfortable in Monaco and is "very happy".
But when mediator Jochen Breyer asked him if he would like to take over the job at Bayern, Noble said: "Of course it's a huge job." But, the 26-year-old added: "The full focus is and has been in Monaco. I'm happy. That's the main thing at the moment."
Nobel's loan contract with Monaco runs until the summer of 2023. The Bayern Munich job sheet expires in July 2025.
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Publishing guarantee in Bayern? That's what Noble says
In 2020, Noble moved from FC Schalke 04 to Munich.
"I've had an offer from Bayern Munich. As a competitive athlete, you want to know how far you can go up. It's one of the biggest clubs in the world, and he certainly doesn't regret it," Noble said, explaining the move. It's a different level when you're training there. Mentality and will every day in training. I took that with me that year."
Often the important issue was the guarantee of the supposed commitment that Bayern Nobel was said to have made in writing. When asked about this, the goalkeeper initially said: "I went there and wanted to play as many matches as possible."
"What's in the contract belongs to Bayern Munich and only me," Breyer continued – but Nobile again prevented.
This is how Nobel thinks about changing the summer
But in principle, the career plan states "that I will play for Bayern sometime. My contract runs until 2025, and my loan runs until the summer. I have developed very well. I am a completely different goalkeeper than when I was at Bayern. It will be It's completely different if you go back to Bayern Munich."
This is how Jan Sommer witnessed the change and debut for Bayern Munich
And how does Noble think about the summer change, which could be another competitor in Bayern's goal in the summer?
"It was an important step for Bayern Munich to get another goalkeeper. We'll see what happens over the next few weeks," said Noble. "So far" Sommer and Neuer will compete next season, "because my contract is still valid."
"The newest must come back first."
But still, a lot could happen before then: "We'll see what happens in the summer. I realized how important it is to practice conformity. I don't want to do without that anymore." Because Nobile does not want to sit on the bench again behind Neuer, he has confirmed several times.
Does this mean: as long as Manuel Neuer is Bayern's No. 1, won't Nobel return to Munich? "As long as I think matching practice is more important, that's the way it is. I want to keep that," Nobile answered, before asking Brier if there will be a comeback this summer.
"Everything is open. Still six months. Neuer is currently injured. He has to come back first," explained Nobile: "That's always the most important thing, that things go well. They have now brought in an excellent goalkeeper. But I would like to play. It remains to be seen which club this summer will be in. We'll have conversations over the summer about what makes the most sense. whether to return after that, or what was taken."
It is likely that Nobile will have competition with Sommer, he said. Manuel Neuer's contract expires in 2024, Sommer signed a contract until 2025.
Finally, Noble explained that he "definitely" still has his "clear goal" to become Bayern Munich's No. 1 in the future.
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URBAN LEGEND HAS IT THAT SPIES COMING TO BRITAIN ARE TAUGHT TO TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER AT EVERY POSSIBLE OPPORTUNITY IN ORDER TO BLEND IN. AND YES, WE ARE (PROBABLY) A LITTLE OBSESSED; CHANCES ARE WE'VE ALL HAD A RATHER IN DEPTH DISCUSSION ABOUT THE WEATHER RECENTLY.
Well there's even more to talk about at the moment because what has always been changeable has, over the past few years, become downright unpredictable — sufficiently so to tickle scientific interest.
Leading scientists and meteorologists met recently to discuss the UK's unusual weather patterns to try to determine whether natural variation or climate change is the culprit, or a combination of factors.
Ideally the climate experts would be able to pin down what's behind our unpredictable weather so that, if it's within our control, we could start doing something about it. Given a choice, no one wants a repeat of 2010's icy winter, the washout summer of 2012 or this spring either, the coldest since 1962.
Is it a British thing again — to want to know where you stand? Would it be better if we knew that climate change was making our winters colder and our summers wetter? Of course we'd still talk about it, but we'd be able to plan accordingly.
We like consistency. We like to know that Wimbledon's centre court has a roof because it'll rain in early July. We like to know that we can give comedy Christmas jumpers and that it'll be cold enough for the recipient to have to put it on. We like to know that as soon as the children go back to school in September the most glorious Indian summer will kick in.
Consistency helps you plan. Consistency is reassuring. Consistency is an honorary British institution. Getting what you expect, every time. We value it. Do you?


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New Written Review from Mike Crowley on You'll Probably Agree: 10 Reasons Why 'Blade Runner 2049' is better than 'Blade Runner'
If you haven't' seen the movie, see it then read this. No intro, let's jump right in.
1. K is a replicant
The reveal of K's genetic code, or lack thereof, flips everything we assume the movie will be on its head. We are learning along with K what it means to exist. Do we as humans, live like replicants? Do we obey a society that treats us like trash but breath anyways out of the fear of death? Where we viewed "Blade Runner" mostly through Deckard's eyes who didn't have much of a personality, K's lack of a character is his entire purpose for existing. For K to emote is to face death.
Where Harrison Ford's Deckard entire arc was us questioning if he's human or not (despite what Ridley Scott unequivocally says), there's nothing much of substance to Officer Deckard. He gets drunk, retires replicants, that's it. Name one thing that makes Deckard standout? I'll wait. Ryan Gosling's Officer K goes from a machine that is dying spiritually on the inside to someone wanting to have a purpose in life. All while maintaining his composure, if perhaps too much poise for the film. Anything with a conscious can feel. Whether or not how it was made is as relevant as where you were born or what skin color you are. The importance is that you're here.
K doesn't seek gratitude nor affirmation. He doesn't suffer from a narcissistic personality. All he wants is not just to be another useless piece of metal.
2. Deckard has depth this time
Being a daddy changes you a lot. Rick isn't just a slouchy drunk who likes to shoot robots out of legal obligation. He's a man who's principles and love for forbidden things cost him his life. What kind of soul did Deckard have in the first film? Who did he care for? Please don't say, Rachel, we all know why he was attracted to Rachel. Like Winston in 1984, Deckard rejects Big Brother for a life of pain to gain a glimmer of happiness.
3. It's horrifyingly relevant
Denis Villeneuve based the imagery in 2049 on a planet that has become degraded with pollution. The buildings are extrapolating enormous amounts of water into the atmosphere, the sea wall at the end of the picture will be our new Mount Rushmore, the orange Vegas is happening now. Denis Villeneuve didn't predict the earth looking like this, but his production team was still spot on. A picture that transcends its very style, developing a look that will be discussed on its merits separate from the ubiquitous original, is a stunning achievement.
Everything isn't dystopian because that's the way it was in the book. It's what will happen to us in real life, why we'd look for colonies to live on if we had the technology or funding towards NASA to do so. God help us all.
4. The love story questions the essence of relationships
The story between K and Joi further examines the meaning of love, sex, and mortality, with the two being different versions of artificiality. When the default sexed-up version of a naked Joy pops up on the screen, we are emotionally mortified. Some of us may be repulsed to observe a character we care for utilized like a thirsty Godzilla.
The towering ad tries to seduce K tempting him to buy it, rendering everything Joi said to K throughout the picture questionable. Its manipulation solidifies his final decision in life to help another man. We're not sure if she loved him or said what it thought it wanted him to hear throughout the narrative. Possibly Joi herself didn't know her intentions. An unusual amount of nuance and uncertainty rests in the love story. Who do we love? Why do we love? Do we love by the heart or the heart of our designers whom we don't know?
Meanwhile, Deckard was just drunk and horny when he bashed Rachel up against the wall. Sorry, that really was all there was to their passion despite what Wallace says.
5. The movie was an honest commentary about how the world views woman
Here's a controversial one. A lot of women were disgusted by the way they were depicted in the film. Outwardly watching the movie, I can't blame them. I'll let Mr. Villeneuve speak for himself. "I am very sensitive to how I portray women in movies. This is my ninth feature film and six of them have women in the lead role. The first Blade Runner was quite rough on the women, something about the film noir aesthetic. But I tried to bring depth to all the characters. For Joi, the holographic character, you see how she evolves. It's interesting, I think. What is cinema? Cinema is a mirror on society. Blade Runner is not about tomorrow; it's about today. And I'm sorry, but the world is not kind on women."
Villeneuve is right. Women today are still sexualized. Even with the Me Too movement, women are continually seen as sex objects or subservient slaves in a male-dominated society. Villeneuve isn't interested in painting a rosy picture that Hollywood does for female roles to make the audiences feel comfortable. It's an honest reflection on who we are. What we see is what we don't want to see, but that's part of the honesty of cinema.
6. The score is mesmerizing
Another point in which I may face some contention. Yes, Vangelis' score is iconic, but it only works for the era it was composed in. Much of its mixture of bleeps, blops, and wind chimes are a product of its time. A lot of emotion is missing from the score other than the opening theme and "Tears In Rain." Hearing much of the soundtrack while on the road, I sometimes thought I was listening to something from a porno. Take a listen to "Wait For Me" in the soundtrack and tell me otherwise. Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Walfisch's score is timeless while also paying respect to Vangelis' synthetic use in the original. It dives into the character's mind providing a replication of something more human than what Vangelis composed.
7. It thematically ties more directly to "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" than "Blade Runner" does.
"Blade Runner" got the overall gist of Phillip K Dick's novel. Replicants are scared, trying to find a way to survive as Deckard hunts them down. However, the Andies in the movie almost deserve to die. In their quest for more life, they torture and kill multiple civilians. What did the guy making the eyes do to deserve being frozen to death? What about J.R. Sebastian? He was nothing but pleasant to Roy and Pris. Did Roy eye gauge him when he was done with Tyrell?
Aside from Luv (Sylvia Hoeks), our replicants are fully rounded people. Sapper Morton is a watchful protector who was meant to be a NEXUS 8 combat medic; Joi's true intentions come into question for herself and us. K's inner conflict is the central core of the story. All of this revolves around the meaning of existence within a world that has forgotten about you. The introduction of Robo procreation is an evolution of Dick's ideas, widening his notion of why life exists in the first place.
8. It doesn't get lost in the scale
Many sequels love scope over characters. Remember "The Matrix"? Remember how they talked about Zion and all these other things we didn't see? When the sequels brought in Zion, the focus got lost in the spectacle. "The Matrix Reloaded" was a bumbling CGI mess of Agent Smith Clones and cave orgies. "The Matrix Revolutions" was a glorified "Space Invaders" game. Shoot as many sentinels as you can before becoming overwhelmed. Amidst the sequels bumbling chaos, I missed the smaller scale of the Nebuchadnezzar crew.
The story of "2049" could have focused on the replicant uprising with thousands of robots slamming into humans. We could have gone off-world to finally see what all these other colonies we've heard about are like. Some have argued that the movie could have borrowed some of its source material from the later novels about replicants creating humans, so on and so forth. All of that sounds incredible in theory. In execution, you would likely get "The Matrix" sequels.
A movie that overreaches in scope, attempting to please fans by showing everything. What we got was an incredibly meaningful story that further explores the themes of the original while building upon its world without going too far. We see what's beyond L.A. on the dilapidated west coast. The answer is not much. The film aims at minimalism over extravaganza.
9. We're still talking about it
After being MIA for decades, "Blade Runner 2049" isn't forgotten. I can't say the same for "Superman Returns," "Monsters University," "The Incredibles 2," "Live Free or Die Hard," and "Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of The Crystal Skull." In fairness, people do talk about Indy 4, but not in a positive fashion. "Blade Runner 2049" returned to the limelight with disastrous box office results yet high accolades, even gaining the Academy's attention. Ironically it seemed destined to live the life of its predecessor.
"2049" may have tanked because it was a multimillion-dollar art film that respected its audience's intelligence. Maybe "Blade Runner" was too far gone amongst the public to gain an interest geared almost entirely towards comic books and Disney. I think the trailers after the reveal teaser looked too generic for my own two cents, turning me off from the film for a short while.
Here we are with Honest Trailers in 2020, making a video about a film that came out in 2017. Bloodsoaked orange skies from the headlines mention the atmosphere of this film. Somewhere, about 100 other people are writing their analysis of "Blade Runner 2049" as I type right now. Seven years from now, we'll be talking about why the world is still like "Blade Runner 2049." Villeneuve made a timeless sequel to be remembered.
10. It's better than the first film and one of the best films in the last ten years
Here's why you'll probably agree with this one when you put your pitchfork down. Remove your nostalgia goggles. I know it's hard to do, please, trust me. Look at the points I made above. Think about how ironic the love story is to our lives. The layers of meaning behind K's existence is lightyears beyond the featureless Rick Deckard. The picture isn't flawless. Niander Wallace is spectacularly corny in his scenery-chewing grim monologues. Dr. Eldon Tyrell had some ambiguity regarding the morale of his intentions. For that, I'll give the original the benefit of my doubt. I understand Ryan Gosling was cast to be intentionally deadpan, but it's okay to emote once. His distant stare in all of his other performances made it difficult for me to discern myself from the actor's rather dull persona.
With this said, "Blade Runner 2049" understands cinema. Its atmosphere is why we venture into a dark room that takes us to a different place. Denis Villeneuve's masterful follow up is one of the most orgasmic cinematic experiences I have witnessed in the last ten years that demands a re-screening in 2022 when theatres reopen at an entirely safe capacity. The style doesn't overshadow its substance, which is far richer in detail than the original without grasping at blatant metaphors. "Blade Runner 2049" is slow cinema at its finest, letting us into the character's heads, knowing when to be quiet and when to be loud.
Like "The Empire Strikes Back," not everyone appreciated the movie at first. Time has been incredibly kind to it, though. I wish the Academy recognized "Blade Runner 2049" beyond its technical marvels in 2018. I suppose it wasn't the type of picture that catches Oscar voter's eyes. But it has acquired the audience's to this day. Now, if you could just look up and to the left for me?
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Jared Leto was born on December 26, 1971, in Bossier City, Louisiana, United States.
He's currently 47 years old.
He has Cajun ancestry on his mother's side.
Leto attended Emerson Preparatory School in Washington D.C. He, though, dropped out of 10th grade for a short time, but returned to this private school. Jared finally graduated from Flint Hill School in Oakton, Virginia. Due to his interest in visual arts he was enrolled into University of the Arts in Philadelphia. He also went to School of Visual Arts in NYC due to his interest in filmmaking.
Father – Anthony L. Bryant, Carl Leto (Stepfather)
Mother – Constance Leto (née Metrejon)
Siblings – Shannon Leto (Older Brother)
Others – William Lee Metrejon (Maternal Grandfather) (Worked at U.S. Air Force), Ruby Russell (Maternal Grandmother)
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Jared Leto has dated –
Kristi McDaniel (1999) – Jared dated actress Kristi McDaniel in 1999.
Cameron Diaz (1999-2003) – In August 1999, Jared started dating another actress Cameron Diaz. They continued dating and engaged in 2002. But, the engagement was called off in March 2003 and this relationship also came to an end.
Corina Taylor (2002) – He had a fling with p*rn star Corina Taylor in April 2002.
Scarlett Johansson (2004-2005) – ScarJo and Jared dated ON and OFF for a year. They were spotted several times in Los Angeles together, but never made a statement about their relationship.
Ruby Aldridge (2010) – In 2010, Jared was RUMORed to be dating American model, Ruby Aldridge.
Annabelle Wallis (2010) – In 2010, actress Annabelle Wallis and Jared were RUMORed to have hooked up together.
Katharina Damm (2011) – From July 2011 until September 2011, Jared dated much younger Danish model Katharina Damm.
Lupita Nyong'o (2014) – In February 2014, Jared had a fling with Kenyan actress Lupita.
Dimphy Janse (2014) – Dutch model Dimphy Janse was RUMORed to have had a fling with Jared Leto.
Valery Kaufman (2014-2015) – Russian model, Valery Kaufman and Jared were RUMORed to be dating for a couple of months from 2014 to 2015.
Ashley Frangipane (2016) – Singer Halsey and Jared were RUMORed to have grown close during the 2016 Coachella Music Festival in April 2016.
Physical Statistics
In feet – 5 feet 9 inches
In centimeters – 175 cm
In meters – 1.75 m
In Kilograms – 69 kg
In Pounds – 152 lbs
Measurements – 43-14-32
Chest – 43 in or 109 cm
Arms / Biceps – 14 in or 35.5 cm
Waist – 32 in or 81 cm
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Working with the band Thirty Seconds to Mars and releasing songs like "Buddha for Mary", "Where the Streets Have No Name", and others. He also gained fame after appearing in the television series My So-Called Life from 1994 to 1995 in 19 episodes.
Album Debut
Jared released his debut album (under his band name Thirty Seconds to Mars) titled 30 Seconds to Mars on August 27, 2002 via Immortal and Virgin Records. The album charted at #107 in U.S. and was certified as Silver in Britain. He was successfully able to sell 2 million albums worldwide.
Film Debut
In 1995, Jared appeared in a film titled How to Make an American Quilt for his role as Beck.
Television Debut
From 1992 to 1993, Jared Leto appeared in several episodes in ABC's sitcom Camp Wilder for his role as Dexter.
He has done endorsement work for Hugo Boss fragrance (2011).
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Favorite City – Montreal in Quebec, Canada
Favorite iTunes Apps – Yelp, Viber, Instagram, Uber
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He got to play his first musical instrument, which was a piano (broken).
Jared used to have a dog named Judas, who died in May of 2007.
While studying filmmaking, Jared appeared in his own short film Crying Joy, which was also written by him.
In 2014, Leto premiered the documentary series Into the Wild, which tells the story behind the concert tour of the same name by Thirty Seconds to Mars that propelled the group into arenas around the world and was certified by the Guinness World Records as the longest running tour in the history of rock music.
In January 2014, Jared won Golden Globe Award in the category of "Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture" for his work in "Dallas Buyers Club".
In September 30, 2014, Leto hosted the event Haiti: The Journey Is the Destination in New York City, benefiting those affected by the 2010 earthquake in the Caribbean country.
In February 2015, Leto was named a global ambassador for World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), supporting online fundraisers and leading one for his 47th birthday in 2018.
In September 2016, it was announced that Leto would play Andy Warhol in a biopic written by Terence Winter and produced by Michael De Luca.
In November 2017, Sony Pictures announced plans for a film adaptation of Morbius the Living Vampire, which will be part of Sony's Marvel Universe.
In June 27, 2018, it was announced that Leto will star and Daniel Espinosa will direct.
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Ten Cheap Law Schools That Are Actually Good
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When it comes to law schools, cheap is a very relative term. Even the very cheapest in the nation are going to set you back many thousands of dollars. Furthermore, you want to make sure that when you are applying for law schools that you are getting bang for your buck. You do not want to graduate from a law school only to find out that none of the firms that you want to work at are willing to consider you. With that in mind, and if money is an issue, you need to balance how much law school will cost with the opportunities it will open up for you in the future. With that criteria in mind, let's look at ten cheap law schools that are good value for money.
1. Brigham Young University
In-state tuition at Brigham Young University's law school is around $11,000, which is substantially lower than at most major law schools across the nation. Furthermore, it has an 80.3% employment rate, a 90.8% 2-year bar-pass rate, and was named one of the Best Value Law Schools by National Jurist. It's location in beautiful Utah also makes it a great choice for those who want to enjoy the natural wonders of the west while pursuing their degree.
2. University of Louisville, Brandeis School of Law
Among the oldest law schools in the United States, the Brandeis School of Law is also recognized as being among the best-value law schools in the country. Furthermore, it is ranked among the top 100 law schools overall, proving that astronomical tuition is no guarantee of academic reputation. The good news about the Brandeis School of Law is that it also focuses on how to apply your legal education to practical situations.
3. UC Irvine
With tuition exceeding $44,000 per year, UC Irvine may not sound cheap, but it is affordable when you consider how generous the school is with scholarships. That's perhaps why those attending UC Irvine graduate with just under $50,000 worth of debt, far lower than at other law schools that claim to be "cheaper." Furthermore, as part of the University of California system, by going to UC Irvine you will have a degree from an institution that is recognized throughout the world.
4. University of Wyoming
Wyoming is probably not the first state you think of when you are considering law school, which is a shame because the University of Wyoming offers an excellent return on investment. It is ranked around the 100 spot in terms of overall law schools in the country and it places great emphasis on gaining practical experience, such as through legal clinics and externships. It is especially well known for its programs in Natural Resources, Estate Planning, Legal Services, and Domestic Violence.
5. CUNY School of Law
Tuition at CUNY School of Law is around $12,000 per year, which is decent although by no means the cheapest in the country. The real advantage of CUNY is that it is both affordable and located in New York City, allowing you to get a good value education while being front and center to some of the biggest cases and most prestigious firms in the country. As a publicly funded law school, it should come as no surprise that the CUNY School of Law specializes in public-interest law.
6. University of Alabama
The University of Alabama has been routinely praised for both its affordability and academic rigor. Tuition is just under $20,000, which, again, is affordable but by no means among the cheapest. However, those who graduate from the University of Alabama have excellent job prospects. The employment rate is over 89% and the school has a nearly 95% 2-year bar pass rate. The University of Alabama is also one of the only law schools in the country that guarantees students the chance to participate in a law clinic.
7. University of Mississippi School of Law
Another southern law school, the University of Mississippi's School of Law is one of the oldest in the nation. With in-state tuition at just over $10,000, it is also one of the cheapest. More than 85 percent of graduates eventually go on to pass the Mississippi bar exam. This school also stands out for having the only Aerospace Law program in the country that is accredited by the ABA. Its location in Oxford, Mississippi also places you at the center of one of the most storied and beautiful cities in the American South.
8. University of the District of Columbia
The Clarke School of Law at the University of the District of Columbia is located in the nation's capital and is known for giving students from disadvantaged backgrounds, including minorities and those with disabilities, a chance at studying law. Its location in the District of Columbia also gives students an opportunity to sit front and center to the nation's latest legal and political developments.
9. University of North Dakota
The University of North Dakota is another affordable law school that often goes unnoticed, yet still manages to punch well above its weight. The University of North Dakota has long appeared on lists of America's top-value law schools, with in-state tuition at just over $12,000. One of the main advantages of this school is the breadth of legal programs it offers, including certificates in Air Transportation Policy and American Indian Law.
10. North Carolina Central University
NCCU is a historically black institution that caters to traditionally underserved communities. With in-state tuition coming in at less than $10,000, this is a truly affordable school. Furthermore, the quality of the education is stellar. It ranks among the top four law schools in the country for clinical opportunities and close to 82 percent of its graduates go on to pass the state bar exam–well above the state average.
Law school can leave you saddled with debt, especially if you choose to go to one that offers high tuition or few scholarship opportunities. However, if you think beyond the traditional Ivy League schools then you will find plenty of institutions offering a legal education that is not only affordable, but which opens up plenty of doors afterwards.
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Do you have an air freshener in your home or car?
Advertising tells us we need fresheners for that clean fresh smell and to ward off any bugs that may harm us.
Have you ever considered what may be in those commercial air fresheners? Would you be surprised if I said they contain dangerous volatile organic compounds (VOC's) like benzene, limonene, formaldehyde and petroleum distillates? I bet you are surprised.
These VOC's may cause asthma and other respiratory symptoms, eye irritation, bone damage and leukaemia. Many children also get headache type symptoms when breathing in some of these so-called lovely smells.
In 2007 14 brands were tested and found most of them, even those labelled 'all natural' or 'unscented', contained dangerous chemicals such as phthalates linked to hormone disruption and reproductive problems. Is this a fair trade off for that fresh smell? Why not use pure essential oils if you want a pleasant smell, or baking soda, great for absorbing odours, both are a much safer alternative to keep you and your family home free of potentially harmful ingredients.
And what is the matter with opening doors and windows and allow the fresh air to circulate? Much healthier alternative.


I have a book on my shelf, printed on yellowing, brittle paper. The pages are falling out of the spine because the glue seems to have evaporated. The title on the cover is "Los 100 mejores tangos de todos los tiempos." The 100 Greatest Tangos of All Time.
Like most human beings, we tango dancers like superlatives. We also like to proclaim our personal tastes and opinions, often loudly and emphatically—especially when we know there is someone within earshot who will disagree.
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Lady Gaga to Critics at SXSW Keynote: "You Don't Know Fuck About the Music Industry"
By Jillian Mapes
AUSTIN, TX: Twelve hours after headlining a show for Doritos, Lady Gaga took an anti-consumerist stance at her SXSW keynote interview. Fuse's John Norris led a softball interview that allowed Gaga to wax poetic about her art vs. commerce philosophies. Much of her speech was critical of the music industry, including the Billboard charts and her record label, Interscope, as well as technology as a whole: "As you get more successful, they push the rule book at you more."
Little actual news came out of the 75-minute conversation, except that Gaga made a second part of ARTPOP and that she'll release a new video next Saturday (March 22) shot at Hearst Castle. However, here are a few highlights and interesting quotes from Gaga's SXSW 2014 keynote:
– "I'm not saying vomit is gonna change the world" re: last night's performance, which she said brought the Frito-Lay head honcho to tears.
– "The real 'Bold Mission' is what Pussy Riot did" re: standing up to Russian government. (Was a Doritos reference really necessary? Is nothing sacred?)
– Gaga knows she has skeptics, but to her critics she says, "You don't know fuck about the music industry."
– Also speaking of journalists, Gaga chided sensationalism in headlines (oops!) and traffic-whoring methods. "No one's gonna remember your web content in a week."
– "Stop taking selfies, it's not gonna make you a star" re: new artist strategy.
– "Without sponsors, we won't have any more artists in Austin because record labels don't have any fucking money," she said, mentioning that she personally paid for her artRave release party for ARTPOP, which supposedly cost millions.
– She spoke about her early days performing in the Lower East Side and said she would rather do that than do something she doesn't want to do. "I will retire from the commercial market if I have to do something besides be myself. I will be myself until they close the fucking coffin."
– "I'm sorry I didn't sell a million records first week… I'm held to such an insane standard… I don't know what fuck-all I have to do with Katy Perry."


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For us Hawaii is beautiful all year long, but for those who love the sun and the tradewind, August is one of the best months to have their Hawaii wedding ceremony. It is a popular month for both locals and destination Hawaii weddings, so booking early is a good idea. Upcoming date of Aug. 18, 2018 (8/18/18) is "the big date" couples have secured.
Our Hawaii wedding couple today, Stephanie and Joseph of Fresno, California chose Aug. 1, 2018 (8/1/18) which is easy to remember. Staying in Waikiki during their honeymoon they chose Waialae Beach Park as their Hawaii wedding location. A wise choice was to choose a package with a limousine service, which picked them up at the hotel and then returned them happily married. Here comes the bride and groom and being met, with Aloha from Rev. Michael Nelson and Roger. Stephanie and Joseph are a very attractive couple dressed in a modern flair. A cascade bouquet of pinkish-ivory like roses and hydrangea awaits her.
A black shiny kukui nut lei for Joseph. A beautiful wedding on the sands of Hawaii is about to take place. The happy couple walks up the white bridge to the sandy altar where the Reverend waits. Sounding of the conch begins the Hawaiian ceremony of Stephanie and Joseph. A memorable wedding ceremony, just the two of them, so romantic, happily participating in the Hawaiian sand ceremony. The vows were most beautiful, the rings was gorgeous sparkling in the sun. With the traditional flower lei exchange, they became the new Joseph and Stephanie, kissing each other on both cheeks. Marriage certificates were signed and sealed. Many romantic wedding portraits were created for the newly weds, Joseph and Stephanie. A champagne limo ride back to the hotel. Celebration on the catamaran coming up. Congratulations guys!


Meet Andi from St. Louis, MO. As a truly passionate Toffee Chocolate Chip Cookie, she loves politics (perhaps running for office someday, so keep an eye out for her on your ballot!), being involved in her community, traveling, and spending time with her family (who couldn't with such a cute brood?). Andi was also one of our Sweet Giveaway winners and received a sensationally gourmet box of Heidi's Heavenly Cookies!
The description of the toffee chocolate chip cookie mentioned passion a lot. I am passionate about life and I believe in trying to experience the good and fun things in life as much as possible. I love going on fun and new trips with my family and trying new things because I love the excitement of the unfamiliar. I also am passionate about getting involved in politics and someday when my children are older, I plan on running for office so that I can have a chance to better my community. All in all, I believe I am a toffee chocolate chip cookie because my life is full of passion. Whether it be passion for my kids, my life, my family, or my dreams I have a lot of passion and that is what being a toffee chocolate chip cookie is all about.
I ordered the assorted cookie box because I wanted to experience as many types of cookie goodness as possible.
I ate the bulk of them, my mom ate several, my husband had a few, and my 4 year old ate the rest.
I am ashamed to admit that I opened the cookies on the way from the mailbox to my apartment door. I actually had mouth surgery scheduled for that day and the cookies arrived an hour beforehand. As I knew that I wouldn't be able to eat solids for a week afterwards, I shoveled cookies into my mouth to get me through surgery.
Being a mother of two beautiful daughters makes me so happy I can't even explain. I love being with my girls and finding new and exciting things to do in St. Louis.
As for hobbies, I love getting involved in politics, reading, wakeboarding, and wake surfing.
As a stay at home mom, I do not get much "me-time", but when I do, I like to go shopping with my friends, watch my favorite TV shows (i.e.: Greys Anatomy), and take long bubble baths while reading a good book.
I am very passionate about politics and the different ideas and plans in motion to better our society. As a political science major, I realize the importance in being an informed citizen and so I try to get involved and be informed as much as possible.
A perfect day for me would involve a long morning of sleeping in for the whole household! I am not a morning person so sleep would be very necessary. In the afternoon, a perfect day would include some family time with my husband and daughters, doing something new, fun, and interesting and make us all laugh a lot. Later, spending the evening with friends and family just hanging out and letting the kids play would be perfect as well. Then renting a good movie and eating something extremely chocolaty (i.e. Heidi's cookies) and falling asleep really late would top off the perfect night.
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The management of patients with metastatic bone pain must be a multidisciplinary approach and includes the use of analgesia, radiotherapy, surgery, chemotherapy, hormone treatment, radioisotopes and bisphosphonates.
Analgesia, with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, is the first option in most patients, progressing to stronger opioids as the intensity of pain rises. These drugs produce unwanted side effects such as nausea, sedation, and constipation. Local external radiotherapy or surgery can be used for localized metastatic disease and hemibody radiotherapy might be suitable for patients with disease extending to one region of the body. In patients with widespread painful bone involvement, bone-seeking radiopharmaceuticals provide a promising pain-control strategy.
The Criteria for Palliation of Bone Metastases – Clinical Applications document is downloadable here in three languages. This document should be seen as a guide and useful resource both for researchers and practitioners alike in both radiation oncology and nuclear medicine fields.


The auditorium has seating in the round, with entrances for patrons at the top. Three entries at stage level are for actors and props.
Looking across the auditorium. Ushers stand at each entrance to help showgoers find their seats.
In the lower left corner of this photo is the roof of one of the stage level entrances.
Above the stage is a catwalk with lights, speakers, and, for a production of Beauty and the Beast, hundreds of red roses.
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5 reservists, 2 New Orleans police indicted for stealing from the Army
NEW ORLEANS — A New Orleans Police detective and an officer, along with five others, have been indicted for stealing more than $100,000 from the U.S. Army.
Detective Chantelle Davis, 35, Officer Lynea Sanders, 41, and five members of the U.S. Army Reserve were indicted Friday for allegedly claiming reimbursements for their service at military funeral honors ceremonies that never happened, the U. S. Attorney's Office said in a news release.
According to the indictment, Christopher O'Connor, 40, who is a former Army pay technician, submitted the fraudulent reimbursement claims on behalf of Davis, Sanders, Leroy Daniels Jr., 45, Derrick Branch, 36, Cody Francis, 31, and Terrance Howard, 54. All are charged with conspiring to commit theft of government funds and theft of government funds. If convicted, they face up to 10 years in prison, three years of supervised release and a fine of up to $250,000. It was unknown if any of them have attorneys who could speak on their behalf.
One soldier, one civilian indicted in case of military marriage fraud ring at Fort Bragg
A foreign national and U.S. soldier were the first to be indicted in a joint investigation of a marriage fraud ring involving Fort Bragg soldiers.
By Harm Venhuizen
"We take allegations of this nature very seriously," NOPD Superintendent Shaun Ferguson said. "We cannot allow the dishonest actions these officers are accused of to jeopardize the trust our citizens have in this department."
Both officers have been on administrative reassignment since Sept. 24, the police department said in a statement.
"As per NOPD protocol, the officers will remain on administrative assignment pending the outcome of the internal investigation and the federal trial," the statement said.
Investigators: Texas couple defrauded Army out of millions
Federal agents have seized more than 20 vehicles and the money from 10 bank accounts belonging to married U.S. Army veterans in Texas, saying the pair used personal information stolen from soldiers to defraud the military out of as much as $11 million.
All seven defendants are former Army reservists in the 377th Theater Sustainment Command, New Orleans, according to the indictment. All are residents of New Orleans except for Daniels who lives in Westwego.
The Army is seeking reimbursement of the full $101,858 allegedly stolen as part of the conspiracy.


Each year, North Texas Performing Arts recognizes outstanding performances on and off the stage by our actors. We call these awards "The AMP's" aka Achievement of Memorable Performance ." NTPA directors spends hundreds of hours awarding our students in categories ranging from characterization, dancing, supporting roles, and outstanding actor.
Our students often include their awards on their college resumes.
This year we are hosting the 4th Annual AMP Awards at Liberty High School, located at 15250 Rolater Rd. Frisco, TX 75035.
Food, catered again by Piada . There will be photo opportunities, door prizes and entertainment representing all the great shows from 2018.
I wanted to make sure you knew and had the opportunity and know that each and every child is nominated every year. This is a competition like the Tony's. After the awards ceremony, we will have dancing and refreshments till 10:30 p.m.


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The future of personalization
How MotivBase can automate the personalization experience for digital content and commerce.
Because his retailer generates recommendations based on an analysis of what hundreds of thousands of other consumers buy. This analysis of the what, helps the retailer identify that "most of the time" when a consumer buys eco-friendly disposable diapers, they also buy organic shampoo/wash, moisturizer, etc.
Nothing wrong with an approach like this, except it's not truly personalizing John's experience every time he interacts with the retailer. It's certainly customizing it because the same solution is applied to numerous others who broadly behave like John, but it's not achieving true personalization. Which is why when it came to picking a moisturizer for his infant, John's retailer never suggested that he try coconut oil.
How can MotivBase transform John's baby shopping experience?
With MotivBase, we've built an intelligent engine (IE) that can study any free text and identify the hidden meanings they communicate in culture — outputted in our app through thousands of permutations and combinations of four cultural factors — motivations, attitudes, values, and fears.
What our system considers free text can come in many shapes and sizes. It can come in the form of billions of consumer conversations across the social web. Certainly, this is what drives our application. It can also come in the form of product and category names and descriptions.
This is where MotivBase has the potential to fundamentally transform the personalization experience.
If we feed MotivBase with thousands of product skews from a retail database, our IE can create hundreds of thousands of personalized "personas" for every possible permutation and combination of those product skews. A persona here is nothing but a frame of meaning, made up of a permutation of the four cultural factors — attitudes, values, motivations, and fears.
So when John logs into his retail account and picks just one product to add to his cart, MotivBase immediately assigns him a "persona". And based on this persona, matches him with hundreds of other products that he could also be interested in. Of course, this persona is a variable and constantly evolves as John chooses new products to add to his cart. The more he interacts with the system, the more nuanced his persona becomes, and the more nuanced the resulting recommendations become for him as well.
Let's look at a simplified example to explain what we mean.
Let's say John started his search by first looking at liners that could be used with cloth diapers. At this moment, as he's just begun his experience on the retail platform, MotivBase would immediately assign him a persona made up of the following motivations and fears.
With this initial persona, our engine would already begin to identify patterns of products and recommendations that would be more aligned with John's values, motivations, fears, and attitudes. For example, MotivBase would know that it really shouldn't be recommending an infant formula solution to John at this moment because his values and motivations don't align with those associated with infant formula.
Instead, MotivBase would be more likely to recommend a breast pump, as its associated values and motivations align more with the initial persona John was assigned.
Of course, what we're showing you above is a highly simplified version of what actually will occur on the back end as MotivBase's IE crunches through hundreds of thousands of product skews and consumer interactions. But the point is that the consumer's personalized profile is an evolving one, and one that is always based on their values, motivations, fears and attitudes. Better yet, it is auto-populated as the user begins and continues his/her interaction with a platform. Which means, MotivBase is constantly bettering its understanding of why each consumer buys/does what they do, and uses this understanding to personalize and constantly evolve the user's experience.
Different from existing recommendation engines.
Because MotivBase allows us to build an understanding of who John is — what his motivations, attitudes, values, and fears really are — it allows us to (in real time) understand why John buys what he buys and accordingly transforms and personalizes his content and buying experience.
The Scope of applying MotivBase's IE to personalization.
MotivBase can be applied to personalize any digital experience where free text is involved. That means MotivBase can help brands and retailers personalize digital content and Ecommerce delivery, in real time, as their users engage and interact with their digital platforms.
We believe this signals a disruptive shift in the way personalization has been attempted and implemented in the past because for the first time, the process can be truly automated based on not just what people say or buy, but why. Imagine no longer having to develop a set of personas manually, or having to assign content rules against those personas, or even not having to waste hundreds of hours in arguments with co-workers about whether certain aspects of the personas are right or wrong. Finally, we have an opportunity to end all of those wasteful and low-value practices.
With MotivBase, organizations can:
Personalize their Ecommerce experience for each user from the get-go and maximize dollar spend per user.
Create an evolving definition of who a user truly is - one that evolves with a consumer's natural evolution in values. Which means you avoid moments where your customer could very easily have bought that new product from you, instead of buying it from your competitor (because they didn't think you offered such products).
Personalize the delivery of content, applications, and even features.
Importantly, cut down on time and dollars wasted in developing web personas and profile rules etc. for content delivery.
Let's begin with a simple fact.
Personalization is most effective when we don't just understand the patterns in what people buy, but rather go far enough to understand why they buy.
Because people buy based on shared values, not just based on needs.
Let's take John Doe as an example.
John has a 5-month-old at home. He only buys fragrance-free, eco-friendly diapers and wipes. He buys natural shampoo and body wash made with botanical ingredients, but refuses to buy "natural" moisturizers and instead prefers to rely on coconut oil as a moisturizer and anti-bacterial for his infant.
He buys most of this online, with his favorite retailer. Yet, only about half of the recommendations, his retailer provides he finds truly relevant.
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Qualify for the Optimist International Junior Golf Championships in Cornelius, Oregon
The Hillsboro Optimist Club is proud to once again host the PNW District - Optimist International Junior Golf Championships Qualifying tournament for the US.
Chairman Al Young has provided the following information for junior golfers to enter at large or for Optimist Clubs in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington to enroll players to participate.
The tournament will be held May 18, 2019, at Forest Hills Golf Course in Cornelius, Oregon. Registration fee is $50 and range balls are provided. A light lunch is included and will be served before tee-off at noon.
The age divisions offered in the tournament are:
Boys: 10-11, 12-13, 14-15, 16-18
Girls: 10-12, 13-14, 15-18
Players may register online at this link: PNW District Junior Golf Qualifier.
Junior golfers that win or qualify at this event may move forward to the Optimist International Junior Golf Championships. Boasting an international field, this tournament will take place at Trump National Doral Miami, July 16-31, 2019.
Through the money raised with the tournament, the District endeavors to provide financial support for winners to attend the international championship. The amount available may vary and there is no guarantee that support will be available beyond those that qualify in the 16-18 division.
For full information, contact tournament director Al Young by email or call 503-648-5213.
The PNW Optimist District has recently expanded to include Utah. This year, and perhaps in following years as well, the Junior Golf Qualifying Tournament for Utah players will remain in Utah. Find out more about the Optimist International Junior Golf qualifying tournament in Utah here.
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The first comparison we consider is between a system with riskless retirement accumulation (ад = 0) and one in which at each age half of retirement wealth is invested in stocks (ад =.5). In the latter system, we reduce the social security tax rate from 10% to 6% so that on average the replacement ratio is the same in both systems and equal to 0.6. At retirement, the account is annuitized at the riskless interest rate, so that on average, and given survival probabilities, the system has zero balance.
To study the behavior of the variables in the model, we calculate cross-sectional averages across 10,000 households receiving different draws of income and asset returns, and plot them against age. Figure 2 plots labor income net of social security contributions, consumption, liquid wealth and retirement wealth for households with a high-school degree (the life-cycle patterns for other education groups are similar). Figure 2a illustrates the system in which retirement wealth is fully invested in the riskless asset, and Figure 2b illustrates the system in which retirement wealth is partially invested in stocks.
In both systems, the average consumer is borrowing-constrained early in life. Consumption tracks net income very closely and little savings accumulate outside the retirement account until after age 40. These limited savings early in life are driven by the precautionary savings motive; thus like Gourinchas and Parker (1996) we find that younger consumers are buffer-stock savers rather than life-cycle savers in the classic sense. Consumption rises with income early in life because of borrowing constraints, and falls later as increased mortality drives up the effective rate of time preference; thus consumption profiles are hump-shaped over life, as found in the literature on life-cycle consumption behavior.
Investment of some retirement wealth in stocks has an income effect. Because the average return on stocks is higher than the average return on bills, and because younger consumers have neither the desire nor the liquid wealth to offset a shift of retirement wealth into stocks, the shift increases average lifetime resources. Since we reduce the social security tax rate to keep the average replacement ratio constant across systems, the investment of retirement wealth in stocks frees up resources in the working years. These additional resources are consumed early in life, since at this stage households are borrowing-constrained. Of course the investment of retirement wealth in stocks has a cost: It imposes additional risk on households. In midlife households react by increasing their precautionary saving, accumulating more liquid wealth and consuming less relative to income. After retirement the additional wealth is run down, since at this stage retirement wealth is rolled into a riskless annuity. These patterns show up in the paths of consumption relative to income in Figure 2.
This entry was posted in RETIREMENT WEALTH and tagged household, labor income, retirement wealth on December 17, 2014 by Oliver Rice.


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package org.uma.jmetal.util.naming.impl;

import org.junit.Test;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertNull;

public class SimpleDescribedEntityTest {

	@Test
	public void testSetGetName() {
		SimpleDescribedEntity entity = new SimpleDescribedEntity();

		entity.setName("test");
		assertEquals("test", entity.getName());

		entity.setName("abc");
		assertEquals("abc", entity.getName());
	}

	@Test
	public void testSetGetDescription() {
		SimpleDescribedEntity entity = new SimpleDescribedEntity();

		entity.setDescription("test");
		assertEquals("test", entity.getDescription());

		entity.setDescription("abc");
		assertEquals("abc", entity.getDescription());
	}

	class TestedClass extends SimpleDescribedEntity {
	}

	@Test
	public void testClassNameWhenNoName() {
		assertEquals(TestedClass.class.getSimpleName(),
				new TestedClass().getName());
	}

	@Test
	public void testNullDescriptionWhenNoDescription() {
		assertNull(new SimpleDescribedEntity().getDescription());
		assertNull(new SimpleDescribedEntity("name").getDescription());
	}

	@Test
	public void testCorrectNameWhenProvided() {
		String name = "named measure";
		assertEquals(name, new SimpleDescribedEntity(name).getName());
		assertEquals(name,
				new SimpleDescribedEntity(name, "description").getName());
	}

	@Test
	public void testCorrectDescriptionWhenProvided() {
		String description = "My measure description is awesome!";
		assertEquals(description, new SimpleDescribedEntity("measure",
				description).getDescription());
	}

}

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Q: Do i need to make new branch for bug fix or work on master branch in git I have the three branches one is
master
develop
release-1

There is some template alignment issue which is showing out of format data. I want to know that should i checkout master branch , then edit the file and them commit on master branch and then update the prod server.
or i need to make new branch bugfix do some changes there and then merge with all branches
thats looks to me time wasting as , i only may have 5-6 lines to fix the code.
But i was just consdering the best practices

A: Good practice is to fix bugs on their own branch and then have your code reviewed before having it merged back into master.

A: If you are the single programmer working on this do not make your life more complicated than it needs to be.
Branching and merging have a practical place in a multi developer environment.  If you are working alone, the one use they really have is for "experimentation".
There is nothing wrong with working on master and only branching when you want to experiment.
It is also very common to have a develop branch and merge to master.
Many more branches than that and you are probably complicating things for yourself.   Remember it's supposed to make your life easier, not harder.

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"If you've implemented (or even heard of) the flipped classroom approach to teaching, you have Jonathan Bergmann to thank. Bergmann, along with fellow teacher Aaron Sams, pioneered the idea, and Bergmann is committed to helping other educators apply it in classrooms around the world. I had the opportunity to talk to Bergmann recently, and I learned what's so special about the flipped classroom (hint: it doesn't cost a thing), and how it has changed the lives of students"


Hey fashionistas! I recently made a purchase from JCPenny and I wanted to share what I got as well as my experience. This purchase was in a recent post of mine that I had uploaded, Vacation Brunch Outfit. I wanted to finally post the haul for this purchase and take a break from vacation related posts!
Let me just start off with the story behind this purchase. About a month ago I went to JCPenny with Ryan so he could purchase a pair of cloth flip-flops. I, of course, wandered over to the women's shoes section to see what they had. I noticed a very pretty pair of mules that were in a hot pink color and I immediately fell in love. I restrained myself from purchasing them because I recently bought a few pairs of shoes already and I didn't need them.
Well, about a month since I realized that I didn't have any shoes to match a pink rose, embroidered denim skirt I wanted to bring on vacation with me. I immediately remembered the very cute pair of pink mules from JCPenny. I searched online to pick the shoes up at the store and it said that the JCPenny by me was out of stock in those shoes. Me, being my untrusting self, I called to see if the store had them the following day and I was told they were sold out. Again, being my untrusting self, I went to the JCPenny store to look with my own eyes. Without fail, I found the shoes on my own and at this time JCPenny was having a huge sale. I ended up getting these shoes for only $16 and change. It was a huge steal!
The shoes themselves are very cute and I love the bow style of them. I got them in the pink suede and I'm happy I restrained myself from buying them at first because later on I got them for about 60% off. These mules are super comfortable and I love that I can pair them with a causal outfit and even a dressy outfit. I'm very happy with this purchase!
I hope you enjoyed this post and remember to subscribe for email notifications for when I post new content. Comment down below if you take a stores word for it if they say something is out of stock/ don't have it, or if you have to check it out yourself.


Where will you create your NYE memories?
The countdown is on before the actual countdown begins, we are just one month away from New Year's Eve, the biggest night of the year on our party calendars. At OutInCanberra we care about your night and we care about the Instagram story you'll be waking up to. Our list of eligible NYE venues will get you forward thinking about how you want the last night of 2018 to shape up.
From getting dolled up, to dining out and then waking up on the first day of 2019 – it will all be captured on your social pipes, but where will be the setting of your NYE story?
OutInCanberra is counting down the New Year with one final Instagram Story. Make the final day of 2018 count with one of our potential suitors.
What will your NYE entail? Where will you be creating memories? Ring in the new year with a venue from our curated list.
Kiss goodbye to 2018, celebrate the year that was and ring in the New Year with music, food and fireworks in Civic Square.
Blurring the line between club and pop music, New Year's Eve in the City will be headlined by PACES. Hitting the stage at 10.30pm, PACES and his special guest will finish 2018 with a bang!
World-class fireworks displays will light up Canberra skies in the city at 9pm and midnight at this alcohol free event!
For more information visit the events ACT website.
Acid wash, big hair, neon, mesh, lycra, Rubik's Cubes, cassettes…Bentspoke is heading back in time this New Year's Eve with their festive yet intimate 'Back to the 80's' party! Whether you loved them or hated them, the '80s were extra. It's undeniable that the fashion, food and tunes of this decade always make a radical party.
From 7.00pm – 1.00am, time will rewind like a VHS, and the top level of the Braddon venue will be your DeLorean. A night of 80's entertainment will include an open bar, set menu of share food, amazing elevated view of the fireworks, bubbles and a lucky door prize.
From 10pm, the pub will be closed to the public for this exclusive, ticketed event. Tickets are $140 General Admission and $110 for Draughters members (with discount code from the newsletter). call (02) 6257 5220 or purchase tickets online.
Be who you want to be this NYE with the most decadent Masquerade party in the city. Swan & King invites you to welcome the New Year in style by dressing up in your finest attire and wearing your most enchanting mask.
With views of the sensational midnight fireworks, incredible food and spectacular late-night lounge music performed by their DJ, it's set to be one of the most exclusive nights in town.
Two packages are available for your suitability; The Renaissance Package ($35pp) includes canapes, music and gorgeous views of the city, and The Venetian Package ($950 per group, up to 5 people) including exclusive VIP lounge seating and bar, luxury table service, an array of seafood, canape and antipasto platters through the evening, an open bar and a bottle of champagne at midnight. Bookings can be made online.
It's picturesque, sharing your New Year's kiss on the top of the QT Lounge. What more could you want for an evening of romance or to get dressed up to celebrate with your closest friends with this upscale bar experience. Celebrations will be held on the 15th floor – a lofty private space that's quite the secret to most.
Did someone say champagne? For $219 per person the package will be providing free flowing drinks for 5 hours and an interactive marketplace menu to enjoy packed with QT favourites. Get your front row seats to Lake Burley Griffin with the panoramic views to watch the fireworks and bring in the New Year.
Live entertainment will be provided to keep you dancing all night long while you wait for the clock to strike twelve. This is the New Year's hub for those who want to feel ultra-luxurious. It's looking to be a fancy evening – black tie please. Bookings can be made online.
Contentious Character is raising the bar on last year's inaugural event! From 5pm to midnight New Years Eve, serving generous and scrumptious meals for picnicking on the lawn or deck, followed by a cheese and dessert selection. Guests can enjoy laid back Outlaw Country Blues by the Guitar Cases Quartet, Canberra's hardest working original musos, easing their way into the new year.
When the sun goes down the night revs up with a switch to upbeat dancing tunes – think Redgum meets Johnny Cash, JJ Cale, Howlin Wolf and T-Bone Walker! There will also be some surprise wine tastings throughout the night. Come anytime from 5pm, that suits your family or friends.
Cash bar for wines, beers and Sangria. $95 Adults, $30 Children between 5-12 years, Family ticket $220. Tickets include all food and entertainment. Dietary requirements catered if advised in advance. Subject to demand, a transport shuttle may be available for guests, with cost and pick up points, to be advised. Bookings can be made online.
A night of glitz, glamour, colour and dancing the night away! Ginger Catering is hosting an unforgettable Bollywood Style New Year's Eve party at the National Arboretum.
Dress to impress in your Bollywood best! A photo booth will be available to capture the last memories of 2018 and the first of the new year. A truly unique celebration at Canberra's beautiful award-winning venue will make for an unforgettable evening.
Tickets are $190 per person and include canapés and cocktails on arrival, dinner and drinks. Bookings can be made online.
Spice up your New Year's with family and friends over an Indian feast that will leave you wanting more. Dosa Hut has one of the widest spreads of authentic multi-Indian cuisine which goes above and beyond the typical menu you would find. New Year's Eve just got even tastier.
Be at close convenience to the celebrations and fireworks. Be a part of Dosa Hut's NYE PARTY, for $25 per person guests will receive a drink on arrival and unlimited canapés showcasing the selection of up to 99 mouthwatering dosas. Guests can enjoy the festivities from 8pm – midnight, with a special DJ playing beats to keep the New Year's energy alive all night long.
If you're looking for more Dosa Hut is hosting 50 guests for the perfect sit-down dinner, bookings essential. Dishes include authentic Hyderabadi Dum Biryani, Tandoor, Curries, Omelette, Chaat & Indo-Chinese that have earned their incredible reputation. The Dosa Hut chefs delight in creating innovative specials that not only tickle your taste buds but surprise them as well. Call 61198088 (Dosa Hut) or 0433048099 (Vidya) to make bookings. For more information visit Dosa Hut website.
What better way to celebrate the arrival of 2019 then at Buvette Bistro & Wine Bar New Year's Eve celebration. From 6pm til' midnight Buvette will be hosting the ultimate New Year's Festivities. Come early to enjoy an exquisite dining experience before heading off to your New Year's Eve party – or stay with us to embrace the countdown to welcome in the new year.
For $110 guests will receive champagne and canapes on arrival followed by a four-course menu with your choice of entrée, main and dessert. Buvette prides itself on using quality ingredients to deliver seasonal menus showcasing the best of locally sourced produce.
New year's menu items include south coast oysters, tuna & kingfish carpaccio, wagyu beef sirloin, short ribs croquette and pan-fried snapper. Relish over the New year eve's passion fruit Pavlova, or a Bitter chocolate fondant. Make sure to come hungry – petit fours to finish. Bookings can be made online.
Stuff New Year resolutions, go out with a bang at Bad Betti's. Though she is bad to the bone, she still knows how to throw mean party. For $45 per person, this Foreshore venue is serving up a choice of Caribbean-style burger and other tasty t'ings like Betti's freakin' fried chicken, regretless salad, calamari, plus sides and dessert. The cocktail menu features the classics, as well as some more unique, tropical options, with names sure to get you asking questions.
Have a raging night in the restaurant, adorned in colourful mosaics and liveliness with a hint of crazy splashed around the venue. Get Frisky in the enclosed alfresco by the live DJ or boozy in the beer garden with killer views of the fireworks.
If you're after a NYE event that's a little different and completely insane, then Bad Betti's is the place. Book your NYE night at Betti's bad girl burger joint, there will be two sittings, 6pm & 8pm. Non ticketed event, visit Bad Betti's website to book.
Situated on the tranquil Kingston Foreshore with expansive views of the picturesque Lake Burley Griffin, Walt and Burley provides a stunning location for your New Year's Eve celebrations. Guests are invited to attend their relaxed event full of delicious localised food, drinks and a striking view of the fireworks from the lake's foreshore.
Enjoy a glass of sparkling on arrival, followed by a range of delectable canapes including fresh South Coast oysters, lime calamari, grazing platters with local and international cured meats and cheeses and more. The event includes their favourite DJ bringing the beats to complement the setting as you dance and laugh the night away.
For just $70pp, indulge all the senses as you feel the lake breeze and tantalise your tastebuds in a relaxed bar and dining experience. Bookings can be made online.


Blue eyes fans can catch "My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra" from Sept. 28-Oct. 14 at the Kravis Center's Rinker Playhouse. The musical revue features 56 songs recorded by "Ol' Blue Eyes," including All of Me, All the Way, Chicago, Fly Me to the Moon, High Hopes, It Was a Very Good Year, Love and Marriage, That's Life, the title song and more. Directed by Dom Ruggiero with music direction by Caryl Fantel, the show will feature Clay Cartland, Laura Pylor, Hannah Richter, and Mark Sanders.
Want to learn "S'more Science"? Head to Gumbo Limbo on Sept. 30 from 5 to 6 p.m. for a campfire program in the garden amphitheater with a yummy treat. This month, the topic is "Crafty Creations." The event costs $3 for members and $5 for non-members. The event is open to all ages and children under 18 must sign up and participate with an adult. You can make a reservation by calling 561-544-8615.
Participate in the International Coastal Clean-up at home. Head out to Spanish River Park on Sept. 15 from 8 to 11 a.m. to help remove marine debris from the beach and Intracoastal mangrove environments. This worldwide cleanup effort not only takes trash out of the environment, it also provides valuable data to Ocean Conservancy to help them understand how to attack world trash issues. Using an app on the cellphone, volunteers report the trash picked up at the event. Pre-registration is required. Groups must call 561-544-8606 to register; all others go to www.gumbolimbo.org. All children under 18 must participate with an adult.
Country music fans can get a taste of Nashville over Labor Day weekend at the Boca Raton Resort & Club and Boca Beach Club. The resort has partnered with BMI to give guests exclusive, intimate access to Grammy winning singers and songwriters behind "The New Sounds of Nashville" today's hit songs and the stories behind them. There will be 'Smokes, Brews, and BBQ' and 'End of Summer Lobsterbash' events, exclusive trunk shows and children's activities. You must be a member of the resort or guest of the hotel to attend. Packages can be found online http://www.bocaresort.com/experience/#holidays.
Gold Coast Tiger Bay Club, a non-partisan organization, will feature Ed Bender as the speaker on Sept. 12. The group meets at City Fish Market for the lunch and learn series at 11:30 a.m. Bender is currently serving as a Convention of States Regional Captain for the West Palm Beach area.
The new season of Florida University Galleries opens on Sept. 14 at 6:30 p.m. at the Ritter Art Gallery. The first display is "New Art: South Florida Cultural Consortium Fellowship Program." It will remain on view in the Ritter Art Gallery and the Schmidt Center Gallery through Oct. 27. The program offers grants to visual and media artists from the counties of Broward, Martin, Miami-Dade, Monroe and Palm Beach. In addition to receiving the grant, the artists take part in an exhibition. The themes that emerge during this exhibition range from social issues to politics to identity.
Flavor Palm Beach returns to Palm Beach County this month. From Sept. 1-30, experience three-course lunch menus for $20 or dinner options from $30-$45 per person. Participating restaurants span from Boca Raton to Jupiter and more than 50 restaurants are offering specials. Visit https://www.flavorpb.com for more information on menus and reservations.
Brew 2 at the Zoo will take place from 5:30 to 9 p.m. on Sept. 22 at Palm Beach Zoo. Celebrate South Florida's amazing beer with samples from at least 25 local brewers. The breweries are spread through out the zoo with two to three different brews each. Brewery reps are on hand to answer your questions about their products while you enjoy the wildlife. Tickets must be purchased in advance https://www.palmbeachzoo.org/brew-2-at-the-zoo-2018.
Comedian Brian Regan will be at the Alexandar W. Dreyfoos Jr. Concert Hall on Sept. 20. Regan rifts on board games, underwear and other relatable family topics. The show begins at 8 p.m. and tickets start at $20.


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Theater Review: Red
By Megan McDonald April 2, 2012
Mark Zeisler and JD Taylor in Red.
It's notoriously difficult to successfully stage plays centered on either a writer or a visual artist; so much of the work goes on inside the creative mind, hard to show during the process. It's slightly easier when the artist is a painter, who throws around colors and commentary as freely as does Mark Rothko in John Logan's Red, now onstage in an Asolo Rep/Ringling Museum/Maltz Jupiter Theatre co-production at the Historic Asolo Theater.
That's a fitting venue, by the way, for this two-actor piece; the museum surroundings and the intimate setting of the theater make it natural to slip into a suitable frame of mind (no pun intended) to watch a play about an artist. And Rothko, it's clear from the beginning of Logan's award-winning script, is an artist with a capital A.
Even before the curtain we sense that, as we see a paint-splattered Rothko (Mark Zeisler) sitting contemplating a large canvas before moving up to it and, in a way, embracing it with his arms. But from the moment his (fictionalized) assistant, Ken (JD Taylor), arrives on the scene to take up his new job, this version of the famous Rothko also speaks volumes about art, in a practically nonstop barrage that may or may not be authentic to the real man, but certainly is powerful when done theatrically.
Zeisler delivers a degree of intensity that matches Rothko's paintings, which we see at various stages here as he prepares what came to be known as the Seagram's murals (originally intended for New York's Four Seasons restaurant, although they never hung there). In fact, at the outset he comes on so strong that you wonder how his performance can build. You might also feel, as I did, that Taylor as Ken doesn't really resemble an art student, even one from the late 1950s.
But those minor concerns fall away as the play grows in power, with lots of pungent dialogue being traded back and forth as Ken gradually finds his voice after being initially overwhelmed by Rothko, and reveals a little to his employer (and us) of his own background and desires. "We work hard here," Rothko says early on, and indeed he and Ken do, especially in a thrilling and wordless pas de deux where they prime a canvas for painting. As their relationship continues over what's meant to be a two-year period, Rothko boasts about how he and his generation of Abstract Expressionist painters "stomped Cubism to death"—and Ken eventually taunts Rothko that the Pop Art practitioners coming up will do the same to Rothko and his contemporaries.
Zeisler is impressive as Rothko, aptly displaying the artistic ego and temperament of a man who can both agonize over slight differences in a paint mix and also declare, "Jesus Christ, when somebody tells me one of my paintings is beautiful, it makes me want to vomit." Taylor as Ken may seem subdued in comparison, but when the worm turns, so to speak, he has his own moments of power and drama.
As directed by Lou Jacob, with a high-ceilinged, windowed Bowery neighborhood set designed by James Kronzer and lighting by Gina Scherr (so important to a play where the artwork must seem to be "illuminated," often from behind), Red packs more thought and emotion into its 90 intermissionless minutes than many plays of much greater length. If you care anything about art, go see it. It continues through April 22; for tickets call 351-8000 or go to asolorep.org.


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HomeNewsLee Looks to Creating Culver City's Future
Lee Looks to Creating Culver City's Future
April 26, 2018 News 0
"They were two totally different campaigns, just about night and day, really." When asked what he considered the notable differences between his 2016 run for City Council and his victory in the 2018 race, Daniel Lee was frank and candid. "We had three seats open last time, but it was obvious early in race that [incumbent] Meghan [Sahli-Wells] was going to re-take her seat, so really, it was two seats. The field of candidates were very different, and politically, I think we couldn't have foreseen the moment we are in now."
While considering how the national political situation has energized voters, Lee felt that the improved turnout – almost 30% of registered voters in Culver City casts ballots – was motivated by people feeling a more urgent need to participate. "We are lucky in how we get to connect to voters. Knocking on doors, one-on-one conversations, this stuff just isn't possible in a bigger place."
The fact that Culver City is becoming a bigger place saw Lee both cautious and hopeful. "We have a number of developments going up now where the city just didn't get a thing. Developers need to be in a better relationship with the city; it shouldn't be a one way street. Consider Sony [Pictures Entertainment] – They have a great history of supporting the city in lots of ways, and the school district, they have given a lot. The council should be using them as a model, as an example, of how these corporations and businesses can be a great addition to Culver City, and not just adding more traffic."
Lee will be installed as a newly elected member of the Culver City City Council on April 30, 2018, along with Alex Fisch.
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