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"Musicworks #39 : Music affecting Music"

(cassette. Musicworks. 1987)

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Birthdays 11.3

Beer Birthdays

Charles J. Vopicka (1857)

Rick Lyke (1960)

Matt Vandenberghe (1972)

Five Favorite Birthdays

John Barry; composer (1933)

John Montague; sandwich inventor (1718)

Joe Queenan; writer, columnist, humorist (1950)

Jake Shimabukuro; ukulele player (1976)

Osamu Tezuka; Japanese animator, manga artist (1928)

Famous Birthdays

Adam Ant; rock singer (1954)

Stephen Fuller Austin; Texas colonial leader (1793)

Karl Baedeker; German publisher (1801)

Roseanne Barr; comedian, actor (1952)

Ken Berry; actor (1933)

Jeremy Brett; English actor (1933)

Charles Bronson; actor (1921)

William Cullen Bryant; poet (1794)

Kate Capshaw; actor (1953)

William H. Dana, astronaut (1939)

Adolf Dassler; German founder of Adidas (1900)

Edward Adelbert Doisy; biochemist (1893)

Michael Dukakis; politician (1933)

Walker Evans; photographer (1903)

Bob Feller; Cleveland Indians P (1918)

Aria Giovanni; model, porn actor (1977)

Hal Hartley; film director (1959)

Larry Holmes; boxer (1949)

Hal Jackson; radio DJ (1914)

Colin Kaepernick; football player, activist (1987)

Kathy Kinney, comedian (1954)

Goseki Kojima; Japanese manga artist (1928)

Lucan; Roman poet (39 CE)

Lulu; pop singer (1948)

Dolph Lundgren; actor (1957)

Andre Malraux; French writer (1901)

Harrison McCain; Canadian French Fry king (1927)

Terrence McNally; playwright (1938)

Dennis Miller; comedian (1953)

Lee Montgomery; actor (1961)

Ed Murawinski; cartoonist (1951)

Bronco Nagurski; Chicago Bears FB (1908)

Stephen Oliver; English biochemist (1949)

James Reston; journalist (1909)

Gary Ross; film and tv director (1956)

Daniel Rutherford; Scottish chemist (1749)

Takao Saito; Japanese manga artist (1936)

Samuel Scheidt; composer (1587)

Darren Sharper; football player (1975)

Jake Shimabukuro; ukulele player (1976)

Phil Simms; New York Giants QB (1956)

Martin Cruz Smith; writer (1942)

Frits Staal; Dutch philosopher (1930)

Vilhjalmur Stefansson; Canadian explorer (1879)

Julia Taylor; Hungarian porn actor (1978)

Mick Thomson; guitarist (1973)

Gemma Ward; model, actor (1987)

Edward Douglass White; U.S. Supreme Court chief justice (1844)

Anna Wintour; English-American journalist (1949)

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2020 Olympics Brazil Roster

Athletics

Caio Bonfim (Sobradinho)

Gabriel Constantino (São Gonçalo)

Aldemir Junior (Rio De Janeiro)

Eduardo Junior (Araçatuba)

Paulo De Oliveira (Vila Velha)

Al Dos Santos (São Joaquim Da Barra)

Márcio Teles (Paracambi)

Thiago Braz-Da Silva (Marília)

Almir Dos Santos (Matupá)

Augusto Da Silva-De Oliveira (Marília)

Alexsandro De Melo (Rio De Janeiro)

Darlan Romani (Concórdia)

Felipe Dos Santos (São Paulo)

Rodrigo Do Nascimento (Itajaí)

Jorge Da Costa-Vides (Rio De Janeiro)

Lucas Vilar (Limeira)

Lucas Da Costa-Carvalho (Santo André)

Thiago André (Belford Roxo)

Rafael Pereira (Contagem)

Altobeli Santos-Da Silva (Catanduva)

Derick De Souza-Da Silva (Rio De Janeiro)

Daniel Chaves-Da Silva (Petrópolis)

Daniel Ferreira-Do Nascimento (Paraguaçu Paulisto)

Paulo De Almeida-Paula (Pacaembu)

Metheus Correa (Blumenau)

Lucas Mazzo (Belém)

João Cabral (Rio De Janeiro)

Pedro Burmann-De Oliveira (Porto Alegre)

Anderson Freitas-Henriques (Porto Alegre)

Samory Fraga (Porto Alegre)

Mateus Adão-De Sá (Dracena)

Almir Cunha-Dos Santos (Porto Alegre)

Fernando Carvalho-Ferreira (Ribeirão Preto)

Thiago Moura (São Paulo)

Felipe Dos Santos (São Paulo)

Érica De Sena (Camaragibe)

Vitória Rosa (Rio De Janeiro)

Andressa De Morais (João Pessoa)

Rosângela Oliveira-Santos (Rio De Janeiro)

Ana Azevedo (São Roque)

Tiffani Do Nascimento-Marinho (Campinas)

Ketiley Batista (Pindamonhangaba)

Chayenne Pereira-Da Silva (Nova Iguaçu)

Tatiane Da Silva (Londrina)

Simone Ponte-Ferraz (Ponte Serrada)

Bruna Oliveira-Farias (Maceió)

Ana Lemos-Silva (Jaguaretama)

Lorraine Barbosa-Martins (São Paulo)

Tábata De Carvalho (Maringá)

Geisa Coutinho (Araruama)

Elaina Martins (Joinville)

Núbia Soares (Lagoa De Prata)

Geisa Arcanjo (São Roque)

Izabela Rodrigues-Da Silva (Adamantina)

Fernanda Borges-Martins (Santa Cruz-Do Sul)

Laila Silva (Pacatuba)

Jucilene Sales-De Lima (Taperoá)

Canoeing

Pedro Gonçalves (Foz Du Iguaçu)

Isaquias Queiroz (Ubaitaba)

Vagner Souta (Guarantã Do Norte)

Jacky Nascimento-Godmann (Itacaré)

Ana Sátila-Vargas (Iturama)

Fencing

Guilherme Toldo (Porto Alegre)

Nathalie Moellhausen (Paris, France)

Gymnastics

Francisco Barretto; Jr. (Ribeirão Preto)

Arthur Mariano (São Paulo)

Diogo Soares (Piracicaba)

Caio Campos-Souza (Volta Redonda)

Arthur Zanetti (São Caetano Do Sul)

Flávia Saraiva (Rio De Janeiro)

Rebeca De Andrade (Guarulhos)

Maria Arakaki (Maceió)

Bea Linhares (Aracaju)

Déborah Barbosa (Serra)

Nicole Duarte (Piracicabo)

Geovanna Da Silva (Aracaju)

Pentathlon

Maria Guimarães (Rio De Janeiro)

Sailing

Robert Scheidt (São Paulo)

Jorge Zarif (São Paulo)

Bruno De Amorim (Rio De Janeiro)

Henrique Haddad (Rio De Janeiro)

Gabriel Borges (Niterói)

Marco Grael (Niterói)

Samuel Albrecht (São Leopoldo)

Gabriela De Sá (Rio De Janeiro)

Patrícia Freitas (Rio De Janeiro)

Ana Barbachan (Porto Alegre)

Fernanda Oliveira (Rio De Janeiro)

Martine Grael (Niterói)

Kahena Kunze (São Paulo)

Shooting

Felipe Wu (São Paulo)

Surfing

Ítalo Ferreira (Baía Formosa)

Gabriel Medina (Maresias)

Silvana Lima (Paracuru)

Tatiana Weston-Webb (Kauai, Hawaii)

Swimming

Murilo Sartori (Americana)

Fernando Scheffer (Belo Horizonte)

Breno Correia (Salvador)

Guilherme Da Costa (Rio De Janeiro)

Felipe Lima (Cuiabá)

Guilherme Basseto (Rio De Janeiro)

Guilherme Guido (Limeira)

Luiz Melo (Boa Vista)

Bruno Fratus (Macaé)

Gabriel Santos (Guarulhos)

Pedro Spajari (Amparo)

Caio Pumputis (São Paulo)

Matheus Gonche (Resende)

Vinicius Lanza (Belo Horizonte)

Leonardo De Deus (Campo Grande)

Marcelo Chierighini (Itu)

Ana Da Cunha (Salvador)

Etiene De Medeiros (Recife)

Larissa De Oliveira (Juiz De Fora)

Viviane Jungblut (Porto Alegre)

Beatriz Dizotti (São Paulo)

Ana Vieira (São Paulo)

Stephanie Balduccini (São Paulo)

Aline Rodrigues (Rio De Janeiro)

Nathalia Almeida (Rio De Janeiro)

Gabrielle Roncatto (São Paulo)

Giovanna Diamante (São Paulo)

Table Tennis

Hugo Calderano (Rio De Janeiro)

Gustavo Tsuboi (São Paulo)

Vitor Ishiy (São Paulo)

Bruna Takahashi (São Bernardo Do Campo)

Jessica Yamada (São Paulo)

Caroline Kumahara (São Paulo)

Taekwondo

Edival Pontes (Campina Grande)

Ícaro Soares (Belo Horizonte)

Milena Titoneli (São Paulo)

Tennis

João De Menezes (Uberaba)

Thiago Monteiro (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Marcelo Demoliner (Rio De Janeiro)

Marcelo De Melo (Belo Horizonte)

Laura Hermann-De Andrade (Barcelona, Spain)

Luisa Stefani (Pasco County, Florida)

Wrestling

Eduard Soghomonyan (Rio De Janeiro)

Laís Nunes (Barro Alto)

Aline Ferreira (São Paulo)

Archery

Marcus D’Almeida (Rio De Janeiro)

Ane Dos Santos (Maricá)

Badminton

Ygor De Oliveira (Rio De Janeiro)

Fabiana Da Silva (Campinas)

Boxing

Wanderson De Oliveira (Rio De Janeiro)

Hebert Souza (Salvador)

Keno Machado (Sapeaçu)

Abner Da Silva; Jr. (Osasco)

Graziele De Sousa (Mogi Das Cruzes)

Jucielen Romeu (Rio Claro)

Beatriz Ferreira (Salvador)

Cycling

Henrique Avancini (Petrópolis)

Luiz Cocuzzi (São Paulo)

Renato Rezende (Poços De Caldas)

Jacqueline Mourão (Belo Horizonte)

Priscilla Carnaval (Sorocaba)

Diving

Kawan Pereira (Parnaíba)

Isaac Filho (Rio De Janeiro)

Luana Lira (Brasilia)

Ingrid De Oliveira (Rio De Janeiro)

Equestrian

João Oliva (São Paulo)

Rafael Losano (Rio Claro)

Carlos Paro (Colina)

Marcelo Tosi (Piracicaba)

Márcio Cheuiche (Campos Do Jordão)

Yuri Mansur (São Paulo)

Rodrigo Pessoa (Paris, France)

Marlon Zanotelli (Imperatriz)

Pedro Veniss (Barcelona, Spain)

Soccer

Aderbar Neto (Campina Grande)

Gabriel Menino (Morungaba)

Diego Silva (Barra Bonita)

Ricardo Graça (Rio De Janeiro)

Douglas De Paulo (Rio De Janeiro)

Guilherme Lopes (São Paulo)

Paulo Filho (Rio De Janeiro)

Bruno Moura (Rio De Janeiro)

Matheus Da Cunha (João Pessoa)

Richarlison De Andrade (Nova Venécia)

Antony Dos Santos (Osasco)

Brenno Costa (Sorocaba)

Dan Da Silva (Juazeiro)

Bruno Fuchs (Ponta Grossa)

Marcilio Filho (Recife)

Abner Santos (Presidente Prudente)

Malcom De Oliveira (São Paulo)

Matheus De Souza (São Paulo)

Reinier Carvalho (Brasília)

Cláudio Leonel (São Paulo)

Gabriel Silva (Guarulhos)

Lucas De Azevedo (Barra Mansa)

Bárbara Barbosa (Recife)

Poliana Medeiros (Ituiutaba)

Érika Dos Santos (São Paulo)

Rafaelle De Souza (Cipó)

Julia Bianchi (Xanxerê)

Tamires Gomes (Caeté)

Maria Da Silva (Pernambuco)

Miraildes Mata (Salvador)

Débora De Oliveira (Brasópolis)

Marta Da Silva (Dois Riachos)

Angelina Costantino (Jersey City, New Jersey)

Ludmila Da Silva (Guarulhos)

Bruna Soares (Cuiabá)

Jucinara Paz (Porto Alegre)

Geyse Ferreira (Maragogi)

Beatriz João (Araraquara)

Andressa Machry (Roque Gonzales)

Letícia Da Silva (Oswaldo Cruz)

Letícia De Oliveira (Atibaia)

Giovana Costa (São Paulo)

Andressa Da Silva (São Paulo)

Aline Reis (Aguaí)

Handball

Henrique Teixeira (Maringá)

João Da Silva (Nova Iguaçu)

Guilherme Torriani (Arujá)

José De Toledo (São Paulo)

Rogério Ferreira (Abaetetuba)

Thiagus Dos Santos (Juiz De Fora)

Rangel De Rosa (Seara)

Felipe Ribeiro (São Bernardo Do Campo)

Fábio Chiuffa (Promissão)

Vinícius Teixeira (Linhares)

Leonardo Dutra (Plock, Poland)

Thiago Ponciano (Foz Do Iguaçu)

Haniel Langaro (Umuarama)

Leonardo Terçariol (São Bernardo Do Campo)

Rudolph Hackbarh (Blumenau)

Gustavo Rodrigues (São Paulo)

Bruna De Paula (Campestre)

Alexandra Do Nascimento (Limeira)

Tamires De Araújo (Rio De Janeiro)

Ana-Paula Belo (São Luís)

Bárbara Arenhart (Novo Hamburgo)

Eduarda Taleska (Blumenau)

Larissa Araújo (Curitiba)

Adriana De Castro (Fortaleza)

Samara Vieira (Natal)

Giulia Guariero (São Paulo)

Gabriela Bitolo (São Paulo)

Patrícia Machado (Rio De Janeiro)

Dayane Da Rocha (Santa Cruz De Tenerife, Spain)

Renata De Arruda (Recife)

Lívia Ventura (São Paulo)

Judo

Eric Takabatake (São Bernardo Do Campo)

Daniel Cargnin (Porto Alegre)

Eduardo Barbosa (Registro)

Eduardo Santos (São Paulo)

Rafael Macedo (São Paulo)

Rafael Buzacarini (Barra Bonita)

Rafael Da Silva (Campo Grande)

Gabriela Chibana (São Paulo)

Larissa Pimenta (São Vicente)

Ketleyn Quadros (Ceilândia)

Maria Portela (Júlio De Castilhos)

Mayra Da Silva (Porto Alegre)

Maria Atheman (São Paulo)

Rowing

Lucas Ferreira (Rio De Janeiro)

Rugby

Luiza Campos (Porto Alegre)

Isadora Cerullo (São Paulo)

Thalia Costa (São Luís)

Thalita Costa (São Luís)

Marina Fioravanti (Brasília)

Aline Furtado (São Paulo)

Raquel Kochhann (Suadades)

Mariana Nicolau (São José Dos Campos)

Haline Scatrut (São Paulo)

Bianca Silva (Paraisópolis)

Leila Silva (São Paulo)

Rafaela Zanellato (Curitiba)

Skateboarding

Pedro Barros (Florianópolis)

Luiz Francisco (São Paulo)

Padro Quintas (São Paulo)

Felipe Gustavo (Brasília)

Kelvin Hoefler (Guarujá)

Giovanni Vianna (Santo Andre)

Yndiara Asp (Florianópolis)

Isadora Pacheco (Florianópolis)

Dora Varella (São Paulo)

Letícia Silva (São Paulo)

Jhulia Leal (Imperatriz)

Pamela Rosa (São José Dos Campo)

Triathlon

Manoel Messias (Fortaleza)

Luisa Baptista (Araras)

Vittória Lopes (Fortaleza)

Volleyball

Al Cerutti (Rio De Janeiro)

Álvaro Filho (João Pessoa)

Evandro De Oliveira; Jr. (Rio De Janeiro)

Bruno Schmidt (Vila Velha)

Bruno De Rezende (Rio De Janeiro)

Maurício Silva (Maceió)

Fernando Kreling (Caxias Do Sul)

Wallace De Sousa (São Paulo)

Yoandy Leal (Belo Horizonte)

Isac Santos (São Gonçalo)

Maurício De Souza (Iturama)

Douglas De Souza (Santa Bárbara d’Oeste)

Lucas Saatkamp (Colina)

Thales Hoss (São Leopoldo)

Ricardo De Souza (Contagem)

Alan De Souza (Rio De Janeiro)

Ágatha Bednarczuk (Curitiba)

Eduarda Lisboa (Aracaju)

Rebecca Silva (Fortaleza)

Ana Ramos (Fortaleza)

Carol Gattaz (São José Do Rio Preto)

Rosamaria Montibeller (Nova Trento)

Macris Carneiro (Santo André)

Roberta Ratzke (Curitiba)

Gabi Guimarães (Belo Horizonte)

Tandara Caixeta (Brasília)

Natália Pereira (Ponta Grossa)

Ana Da Silva (Belo Horizonte)

Fernanda Rodrigues (Porto Alegre)

Ana De Souza (Rio De Janeiro)

Camila Brait (Frutal)

Ana Correa (Sorocaba)

Weightlifting

Natasha Figueredo (Rio De Janeiro)

Jacqueline Ferreira (Rio De Janeiro)

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HAVAIANAS | IMÃ | YOUTH from The Youth on Vimeo.

Produtora: Stink Films Agência: AlmapBBDO


Diretor: Youth Diretor de Fotografia: Yuri Maranhão Diretor de Arte: Edi / Lais Melo Assistente de Direção: 1ª AD - Kelly Joice Bill  e 2ª AD - Louise Fiedler Thamson Direção de Produção: Nani Matias Figurino: Eliza Schemin da Matta Make/hair: Eliane Regina Aptz Prod. Elenco: Renata Luize Scheidt Prod. Objeto: Fernanda de Carvalho Making Of e Segunda unidade: Leonardo Salomão

Diretora Executiva: Ingrid Raszl Produtor Executivo: Renata Dumont, Carolina Junqueira, Tico Cruz, Camila Martinez, Ana Gazal, Marcela Amstalden. 
Coordenação de Produção:  Paula Macedo, Rogerio Maestro, Mariana Kerche, Amanda Grell. Coordenação de Produção Service: Carolina Cherobim Coordenação de Pós: Roberta Bruzadin, Marcela Antunes

Pós-Produtora: COLOSSAL Montador: João Machado e Maria Luísa Machado Color Grading: Osmar Jr / SPALVA Finalizadora: Maria Luisa Machado e Luciana Lima Direção de Animação: COLOSSAL Coordenação de Animação: Daniel Maia Supervisão de VFX: Diogo Gameiro Pesquisa e Tratamento de Imagem: Fernando Denti Comp: Diogo Gameiro, Michel Takahashi, Karlos Schirmer. Ilustração: Niege Borges, Herbie Loureiro, Camila Rosa, Fiedler, Pedro Pastel & Besouro, Fernando Molina e Cristiano Onofre “Fora de Compasso”. Cel Animators: Rodrigo Numecaniq, Bruno Brasil, Deco Daviola, Danila Ribeiro, Thallyson Mikael, Mateuz Fernandez, Pedro Solano, Ivanildo Soares, Guadalupe Vyleta.  2D Animation: Janaina da Veiga, Fernando Jurado, Caique Moretto, Gabriel Rocha, Filipe Consoni.

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Episode 315

Comic Reviews:

Aquaman 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular by Jeff Parker, Doc Shaner, Geoff Johns, Paul Pelletier, Norm Rapmund, Hi-Fi, Michael Moreci, Pop Mhan, Tony Avina, Stephanie Phillips, Hendry Prasetya, Ulises Arreola, Shawn Aldridge, Tom Derenick, Nick Filardi, Marguerite Bennett, Trung Le Nguyen, Jordie Bellaire, Cavan Scott, Scot Eaton, Dan Watters, Miguel Mendonca, Daniel Henriques, Romulo Fajardo Jr, Dan Jurgens, Steve Epting, Jeromy Cox, Chuck Brown, Valentine De Landro, Marissa Louise, Brandon Thomas, Diego Olortegui, Wade Von Grawbadger, Adriano Lucas

Harley Quinn Annual 2021 by Stephanie Phillips, David Lafuente, Marco Failla, Jon Sommariva, Miquel Muerto

Midnighter Annual 2021 by Becky Cloonan, Michael Conrad, Michael Avon Oeming, Taki Soma

Batman: Fear State Alpha by James Tynion IV, Riccardo Federici, Chris Sotomayor

Batman/Superman Annual 2021 by Gene Luen Yang, Francesco Francavilla, Troy Peteri, Paul Pelletier, Mick Gray, Hi-Fi

Harley Quinn: Eat, Bang, Kill Tour 1 by Tee Franklin, Max Sarin, Marissa Louise

Dark Ages 1 by Tom Taylor, Iban Coello, Brian Reber

Demon Days: Cursed Web 1 by Peach Momoko, Zach Davisson

Last Annihilation: Wiccan and Hulkling by Anthony Oliveira, Jan Bazaldua, Rachelle Rosenberg

Almost American 1 by Janosh Neumann, Ron Marz, Marco Castiello, Flavio Dispenza

Beauty: All Good Things by Jeremy Haun, Jason Hurley, Matthew Dow Smith, Danny Luckert

Red Sonja 1 by Mirka Andolfo, Luca Blengino, Giuseppe Cafaro, Chiara Di Francia

Telepaths 1 by J. Michael Straczynski, Steve Epting, Brian Reber

Bountiful Garden 1 by Kelly Williams, Ivy Noelle Weir, Giorgio Spalletta

Mayor Good Boy GN by Dave Scheidt, Miranda Harman

Eighty Days GN by A.C. Esguerra

Steeple Vol 2 by John Allison

Hello Neighbor: The Secret of Bosco Bay by Zac Gorman, Chris Fenoglio

Hello Neighbor: The Raven Brooks Disaster by Zac Gorman, Dave Bardin

99 Cent Theatre

All Hallows Eve and The Pumpkin Patch by David Eveleigh

Additional Reviews: Woman in the Window, What If Ep4, Dug Days, Monsters at Work, Batman Universe, Shang-Chi, Jennifer's Body

News: Avengers Forever from Jason Aaron, FF mini event from Dan Slott, She-Hulk by Rainbow Rowell, Daredevil event from Chip Zdarsky, Marvel controversy, Action Lab collapse, Substack and Lemire, return of Steve Urkel, Die Another Days release, Let There Be Carnage, Ed Asner

Comics Countdown:

Many Deaths of Laila Starr 5 by Ram V, Filipe Andrade

Black Hammer Reborn 3 by Jeff Lemire, Caitlin Yarsky

Batman/Superman Annual 1 by Joshua Williamson, Clayton Henry, Dale Eaglesham, Gleb Melnikov, Alejandro Sanchez

Bountiful Garden 1 by Ivy Noelle Weir, Kelly Williams, Giorgio Spalletta

Steeple Vol 2 by John Allison

Undiscovered Country 15 by Charles Soule, Scott Snyder, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Leonardo Marcello Grassi, Matt Wilson

Geiger 6 by Geoff Johns, Gary Frank, Brad Anderson

Last Annihilation: Wiccan and Hulkling by Anthony Oliveira, Jan Bazaldua, Rachelle Rosenberg

Batman: Fear State Alpha by James Tynion IV, Riccardo Federici, Chris Sotomayor

Groo Meets Tarzan 2 by Mark Evanier, Sergio Aragones, Tom Yeates, Tom Luth

Check out this episode!

[johnolivermusic]

"A Thousand Points of Light" was created at the Banff Centre for the Arts in August 1991, the culminaton of two weeks of intensive research with interactive MIDI percussion and electronics. A Thousand Points of Light represents the first and only collaboration between Trevor Tureski and John Oliver. Earlier in the year 1991, The United States and allies destroyed the city of Baghdad. Neither Trevor nor I ever believed there were "weapons of mass destruction," not did we believe in the legitimacy of the war. We knew it was about protecting oil interests and maintaining American war machines in the Middle East. And so during the weeks after the recording sessions, we brainstormed titles and came up with all of the titles based on the massive tumbling textures of the tracks, especially the last track called "Desert Storm." We release this archival recording on the 30th anniversary of the recording and of the Gulf War, and on the 20th anniversary of the attacks on the USA of September 11, 2001. FURTHER DETAILS ON HOW WE DID IT The work is comprised of four sections: The Mass, Fat Head, Night Vibes, and Desert Storm. All of the sound events were initiated by Trevor's gestures on MIDI-equipped vibraphone, tam-tam, bass drum and two Octopad MIDI drum controllers, before being digitally processed by John Oliver through Daniel Scheidt's Norm software and C-LAB's Notator software (precursor to Logic) for ATARI computers controlling the Yamaha sound modules TG77, and two TX802s. All electronic sounds designed by John Oliver. A special feature of the last track, Desert Storm, is the ending: we were recording to 24 track tape, and the tape ran out! by John Oliver

[campaignsoftheworld]

Instant Doctor: A short film on National Doctor's Day by The Bloc & The Youth

What will the future of healthcare hold? Will algorithms eclipse doctors entirely? We hope not. Instant doctor is a short film to show appreciation for doctors and healthcare human workers everywhere. To celebrate National Doctors' Day, The Bloc, a New York creative agency, and The Youth, a Brazilian filmmaking collective, teamed up to create a short film that imagined a world without doctors. The result is "Instant Doctor"

Credits Campaign: Instant Doctor Presented by: Tribute Created by The Bloc and The Youth for Doctor's day 2020 Actor: Fernando Alves Pinto Directors: Diogo Gameiro + Youth Written by: Bianca Troncone, David Stemler, Bernardo Romero, Diogo Gameiro and The Youth Production Company: The Youth Producer: Nani Matias Director of Photography: Yuri Maranhão Editor: Diogo Gameiro, João Machado Original Music: Jamute Sound Design & Mix: Jamute Colorist: Spalva - Osmar Junior Post: Warriors VFX First Assistant Director: Andreia Campos First Assistant Camera: Rodrigo Briza Second Assistant Camera: Adriano Araujo Video Assist: Carlos Eduardo Logger: Maria Machado Camera Moviment: Moviecam Gaffer: Ricardo Pirolla Key Grip: Flavio Romão Wardrobe: Luciana Carvalho Hair & Makeup: Lili Aptz Prop Master: Mini Arte - Renato Hollanda Production Coordinator - Carol Cherobin Production Assistant: Daniel Maia Production Assistant: Kayane Cabral Production Assistant: Adriane LiraProduction Assistant: Ulisses Sant Anna Production Assistant: Vinicius Camala Stagehand: Rodrigo Bernardi Location Producer: Dudu Sound Engineer: Audio Nuclear VFX: Warriors VFX VFX Producer: Diogo Gameiro Motion Designer: Janaina da Veiga Casting: Renata Scheidt e Flavia Cocoza Actor: Fernando Alves Pinto Mom sleeping: Luciana Tavares Child: Julia Sena Tags: Health creative agency Read the full article

[todayclassical]

March 24 in Music History

1654 Death of German composer Samuel Scheidt in Halle. 

1714 Birth of composer Carlo Giovanni Testori.

1721 Bach finishes his six Brandenburg concertos dedicated to Margrave Ludwig of Brandenburg. 

1732 Birth of composer Gian Francesco de Majo.

1739 Birth of composer Christian Friedrich Daniel Schubart 

1740 Birth of American Moravian composer and instrument maker John Antes. 1749 Birth of composer Bernard Jumentier.

1762 Birth of composer Marcos Antonio da Fonseca in Portugal.

1762 Birth of Beethoven patron Count Ferdinand Waldstein. 1808 Birth of Spanish mezzo-soprano Maria Malibran in Paris. 

1815 Founding in Boston of the Handel and Haydn Society.

1815 Birth of soprano Sophie Löwe. 

1817 Birth of French opera composer Aimé Louis Maillart in Montpellier. 

1820 Birth of American hymn composer Francis Jane Fanny Crosby.

1820 FP of Rossini's Messa di Gloria at Church of San Ferdinando in Naples.

1821 Birth of German mezzo-soprano Mathilde Marchesi de Castrone in Frankfurt. 

1842 Birth of Austrian soprano Marie Gabrielle Krauss in Vienna. 1856 FP of Arditi's La Spia in New York City.

1857 Birth of Polish violinist Timothee Adamowski in Warsaw. 1860 FP of Joseph Joachim's Violin Concerto No.2 Op.11 in Hannover.

1867 Birth of Croatian-American composer Vincent Frank Safranek.

1868 Birth of American mezzo-soprano Frieda Langendorff. 

1881 FP of version two of Verdi's opera Simon Boccanegra libretto revised by Boito at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan.

1884 Birth of composer Gino Marinuzzi.

1900 Birth of Russian-Ukranian tenor Ivan Kozlovsky. 1910 Birth of composer Jacques Chailley.

1911 Birth of Spanish conductor Enrique Jorda in San Sebastian. 1916 Death of Spanish composer Enrique Granados and his wife from German torpedoing of the 'Sussex' in the English Channel on return from NYC. 1921 Death of French composer Deódat de Sévérac at age 48, in Céret. 

1924 FP of Sibelius' Seventh Symphony, composer conducting in Stockholm. 1927 Birth of composer Janos Decsenyi.

1928 Birth of American pianist Byron Janis, in McKeesport, PA.

1930 Birth of composer Cristobal Halffter. 1930 Birth of American composer Warner Jepson in Sioux City, Iowa.

1932 Birth of French soprano Christiane Eda-Pierre.

1932 FP of Randall Thompson's Symphony No. 2, in, Rochester, NY.

1933 Birth of composer David Harries. Although of Welsh parents David Harries was born in Portsmouth, England. 

1935 FP of Samuel Barber's Music for a Scene from Shelly. 

1936 Birth of French soprano Luisa Bosabalian in Marseille. 

1936 Birth of American composer Fredrick Kaufman.

1937 Birth of English baritone Benjamin Luxon in Redruth, England. 

1941 FP of D. Shostakovich's incidental music for Shakespeare's King Lear at the Gorky Bolshoi Dramatic Theater, in Leningrad.

1944 Death of Italian mezzo-soprano Irene Minghini Cattaneo in air raid.

1946 Birth of French musicologist and conductor Jacques Chailley in Paris. 1949 FP of Andrzej Panufnik's Tragic Overture in NYC.

1954 Debut of American mezzo-soprano Risë Stevens at La Scala.

1978 Birth of English-American composer Martin Kennedy.

1982 Death of Russian-American baritone Igor Gorin in Tucson AZ. 

1984 FP of Philip Glass' opera Akhnaten at the Wurttemberg State Theater, with Dennis Russell Davies conducting, in Stuttgart.

2001 FP of Giuseppe Chihara's Songs of Love and Loss with Geraldine Walther, [Principal Violist of the San Francisco Symphony since the 1976-77 season] and the San Francisco Chamber Singers, directed by Robert Geary, at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Berkeley, CA.

2002 Death of American soprano Beverly Bower.

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NYCC '17: Lion Forge Tease The Latest In Catalyst Prime, New 80's Cartoon-Based Series, And More

NYCC ’17: Lion Forge Tease The Latest In Catalyst Prime, New 80’s Cartoon-Based Series, And More

Lion Forge has been making waves recently with their new shared superhero universe of Catalyst Prime, but they produce comics outside of super powered beings. During their panel at NYCC on Saturday, the comic publisher discussed some of the current titles from all of their imprints and future projects that will come out within the next year.  Below are some highlights of the soon to be released…

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Fernando REDONDO against Brazil in 1999

Fernando REDONDO against Brazil is a performance which should be seen by any Argentina fan or even any fan of the beautiful game.

In September 1999, Argentina and rivals Brazil played two friendly matches and they turned out to be very memorable games. The results were split, the first a 2-0 victory for Marcelo BIELSA’s Argentina (Juan Sebastian VERON and Hernan CRESPO the goalscorers) and the second a 4-2 win for the men in yellow. Both teams were fairly stacked with the starting XI being the following for Argentina’s 2-0 victory:

Argentina:

Roberto BONANO Walter SAMUEL Roberto AYALA Nelson VIVAS Fernando REDONDO Juan Pablo SORIN Juan Sebastian VERON Javier ZANETTI Hernan CRESPO Claudio LOPEZ Ariel ORTEGA

Substitutions:

Diego SIMEONE for Juan Sebastian VERON Cristian “Kily” GONZALEZ for Claudio LOPEZ Marcelo GALLARDO for Ariel ORTEGA Eduardo BERIZZO for Hernan CRESPO

Brazil:

DIDA CAFU Antonio CARLOS Roberto CARLOS EMERSON RONALDINHO VAMPETA ZE ROBERTO RIVALDO RONALDO SCHEIDT

Substitutions:

Giovane ELBER for RONALDINHO Marcos ASSUNACO for VAMPETA

Looking at both teams, it’s fair to say both coaches had fielded strong line-ups. Brazil was just coming off a World Cup final loss with RONALDO in action, a world class defender in CAFU, the legendary RIVALDO and a young RONALDINHO. For the Albiceleste, you had Juan Sebastian VERON, Ariel ORTEGA, Hernan CRESPO, Roberto AYALA, Javier ZANETTI and the list goes on. I mean for a coach to have the luxury of having Diego SOMEONE on the bench, you know you’re spoiled for choices.

All about Fernando REDONDO:

However, there was one player in particular who put in a fantastic performance in the first match. One who out performed all the other stars. He’s won the Champions League three times (playing a pivotal part in two of them) and a Real Madrid legend. He was controversially left out of the 1998 World Cup by then coach Daniel PASSARELLA for refusing to cut his hair. Of course I’m talking about the one, the only, Fernando REDONDO. One of the classiest, most elegant, dominant midfielders the game has ever seen.

Yes, this match was a friendly match. But as we all know, there’s no such thing as a friendly match between Argentina and Brazil. Having recently watched this game a few months ago on a flight to London, it reminded me of how much of a strong team, how much of a strong midfield and how much of a strong player REDONDO was. Watching his performance back on Youtube earlier today, I felt compelled to have to share it with those who have never seen it or even those who have not seen it in a while.

Sadly, many fans around the world remember this legend for his wonderful move against Manchester United when he went passed Henning BERG as if he wasn’t even there when Real Madrid played Manchester United in the Champions League. For us, for Argentina fans, he’ll be the one that got away. The one that was never given a proper chance with his National Team. The prince who only played 29 matches for his country.

Argentina have since gone through many midfielders since REDONDO left. Javier MASCHERANO, Fernando GAGO and many others and while they all brought something to the National Team, no one was or is nearly as complete of a player as this legend. With that said, below is Fernando REDONDO’s performance against Brazil (as well as the highlights from the match), along with his trickery against Manchester United and a video compilation of his skills, goals and assists. Enjoy!

Fernando REDONDO against Brazil:

Argentina vs. Brazil, 1999

Fernando REDONDO’s move against Manchester United:

Fernando REDONDO video compilation:

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Birthdays 11.3

Beer Birthdays

Charles J. Vopicka (1857)

Rick Lyke (1960)

Matt Vandenberghe (1972)

Five Favorite Birthdays

John Barry; composer (1933)

John Montague; sandwich inventor (1718)

Joe Queenan; writer, columnist, humorist (1950)

Jake Shimabukuro; ukulele player (1976)

Osamu Tezuka; Japanese animator, manga artist (1928)

Famous Birthdays

Adam Ant; rock singer (1954)

Stephen Fuller Austin; Texas colonial leader (1793)

Karl Baedeker; German publisher (1801)

Roseanne Barr; comedian, actor (1952)

Ken Berry; actor (1933)

Jeremy Brett; English actor (1933)

Charles Bronson; actor (1921)

William Cullen Bryant; poet (1794)

Kate Capshaw; actor (1953)

William H. Dana, astronaut (1939)

Adolf Dassler; German founder of Adidas (1900)

Edward Adelbert Doisy; biochemist (1893)

Michael Dukakis; politician (1933)

Walker Evans; photographer (1903)

Bob Feller; Cleveland Indians P (1918)

Aria Giovanni; model, porn actor (1977)

Hal Hartley; film director (1959)

Larry Holmes; boxer (1949)

Hal Jackson; radio DJ (1914)

Colin Kaepernick; football player, activist (1987)

Kathy Kinney, comedian (1954)

Goseki Kojima; Japanese manga artist (1928)

Lucan; Roman poet (39 CE)

Lulu; pop singer (1948)

Dolph Lundgren; actor (1957)

Andre Malraux; French writer (1901)

Harrison McCain; Canadian French Fry king (1927)

Terrence McNally; playwright (1938)

Dennis Miller; comedian (1953)

Lee Montgomery; actor (1961)

Ed Murawinski; cartoonist (1951)

Bronco Nagurski; Chicago Bears FB (1908)

Stephen Oliver; English biochemist (1949)

James Reston; journalist (1909)

Gary Ross; film and tv director (1956)

Daniel Rutherford; Scottish chemist (1749)

Takao Saito; Japanese manga artist (1936)

Samuel Scheidt; composer (1587)

Darren Sharper; football player (1975)

Jake Shimabukuro; ukulele player (1976)

Phil Simms; New York Giants QB (1956)

Martin Cruz Smith; writer (1942)

Frits Staal; Dutch philosopher (1930)

Vilhjalmur Stefansson; Canadian explorer (1879)

Julia Taylor; Hungarian porn actor (1978)

Mick Thomson; guitarist (1973)

Gemma Ward; model, actor (1987)

Edward Douglass White; U.S. Supreme Court chief justice (1844)

Anna Wintour; English-American journalist (1949)

[gerardofontenelle]

INSTANT DOCTOR from The Youth on Vimeo.

INSTANT DOCTOR

What will the future of healthcare hold? Will algorithms eclipse doctors entirely? We hope not. Instant doctor is a short film to show appreciation for doctors and healthcare human workers everywhere

Presented by: Tribute Created by The Bloc and The Youth for Doctor's day 2020

Actor: Fernando Alves Pinto

Directors: Diogo Gameiro + Youth Written by: Bianca Troncone, David Stemler, Bernardo Romero, Diogo Gameiro and The Youth Production Company: The Youth Producer: Nani Matias Director of Photography: Yuri Maranhão Editor: Diogo Gameiro, João Machado Original Music: Jamute Sound Design & Mix: Jamute Colorist: Spalva - Osmar Junior Post: Warriors VFX

First Assistant Director: Andreia Campos First Assistant Camera: Rodrigo Briza Second Assistant Camera: Adriano Araujo Video Assist: Carlos Eduardo Logger: Maria Machado Camera Moviment: Moviecam Gaffer: Ricardo Pirolla Key Grip: Flavio Romão Wardrobe: Luciana Carvalho Hair & Makeup: Lili Aptz Prop Master: Mini Arte - Renato Hollanda Production Coordinator - Carol Cherobin Production Assistant: Daniel Maia Production Assistant: Kayane Cabral Production Assistant: Adriane LiraProduction Assistant: Ulisses Sant Anna Production Assistant: Vinicius Camala Stagehand: Rodrigo Bernardi Location Producer: Dudu

Sound Engineer: Audio Nuclear VFX: Warriors VFX VFX Producer: Diogo Gameiro Motion Designer: Janaina da Veiga

Casting: Renata Scheidt e Flavia Cocoza Actor: Fernando Alves Pinto Mom sleeping: Luciana Tavares Child: Julia Sena

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PUMA - Onde Quer Que Seja Verde - ®Jones & YOUTH from Stink São Paulo on Vimeo.

Produtora: Stink Films Diretor: ®Jones e Youth Diretor de Fotografia: Yuri Maranhão Diretor de Arte: Laís Melo, Edilaine Pereira Assistente de Direção: Kelly Bill (1º AD), Andrea Campos (2º AD) Assistente criativo/Pesquisador: Natan Neves, Roberto Riva 2ª unidade: Vira-Lata Unidade fotografia analógica: Diego Cagnato, Leonardo Salomão, Daniella Schuarts, Vitor Leite, Natan Neves, Roberto Riva, Maria Machado, Fernando Zanoni, Ulisses Sant'anna, Giordano Maestrelli, Diogo Gameiro Figurino: Eliza Matta Make/hair: Amanda Andrade, Jéssica Monge Prod. Elenco: Flávia Cocozza, Renata Scheidt Direção de Produção: Daniel Sigolo, Andrea Tomeleri Produtor de locação: Dudu Castello Branco, Fabiano Ramos Diretora Executiva: Ingrid Raszl Produtor Executivo: Renata Dumont, Carolina Junqueira, Tico Cruz, Camila Martinez, Ana Gazal, Marcela Amstalden Coordenação de Produção: Paula Macedo, Mariana Kerche, Amanda Grell Coordenação de Pós: Roberta Bruzadin, Marcela Antunes Montador: ®Jones, João Machado Finalizadora: Camila Doimo Assistente de finalização: Maria Machado Pós-Produtora: Diego Morone Laboratório fotográfico de revelação: Lab Lab Laboratorista: Vitor Leite Estúdio: Estudio Locall Curitiba Color Grading: Marla (Fernando Lui) Imagens de Arquivo: TV Palmeiras, Gabriel Santoro Produtora de Áudio: Satélite Audio

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Medina, Fratus, Scheidt … Brazilians celebrate decision to postpone the Games

reproductionGabriel Medina celebrates decision to postpone Tokyo Games

The Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games were postponed by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the Japanese government on Tuesday due to the pandemic of the new coronavirus (covid-19). Earlier this month, several competitions around the world were canceled and the application of quarantine, to prevent the spread of the new disease, interfered with the athletes' training routine.

In this way, the National Olympic Committees expressed themselves in favor of postponing the Games and, under pressure, the IOC postponed the realization of the Olympics to 2021. The decision had a positive impact among Brazilian athletes and confederations, who manifested themselves on their social networks.

Present in six editions of the Olympics, Robert Scheidt, who is two-time Olympic champion and 15 times world sailing champion, said that this was the “correct decision”. “The IOC's decision to postpone the Olympic Games to 2021 is the right decision. And I, who participated in six Olympic Games, know that the Olympics is the greatest celebration of humanity. It's a big party. It is the time when athletes are at their peak. They show the maximum of their talent against each other ”, he said in a video published on his social networks.

“Unfortunately, the world is experiencing a very sad moment and I think that the priority today is health. Considering the health of the athletes, of everyone involved in the organization of the Olympics, the possibility of preparing in an equal way, since in some countries it is possible to train and in others not, and considering other implications, such as selection processes for the Olympics , I believe that the postponement path is the right one ”, completed the sailor.

One of the first athletes in Brazil to make a move asking for the Olympic Games to be postponed in the last few days, swimmer Bruno Fratus celebrated. “We are going to come back stronger and ready to celebrate human excellence and resilience in 2021”, he posted on his Instagram account.

Gabriel Medina, who is a two-time world surfing champion and is guaranteed a spot at the Tokyo Games, highlighted the issue that athletes will now be able to have the same chances of getting ready as soon as everything is over. “I woke up to this news and I believe it was a correct decision by the IOC and the organizers of the Tokyo Olympic Games. The health and well-being of the world's population is the highest priority at the moment. I remain focused on my goals. And as soon as all of this is over and life returns to normal, I want to resume my training routine like thousands of athletes too ”, he commented.

The greatest Paralympic athlete in the country, the swimmer Daniel Dias was another who greatly celebrated the postponement of the Games. “Japan, see you in 2021! Thank you IOC for the wise and sensible decision. I am more relaxed and motivated to participate in these Games in Tokyo! ”, He wrote.

The Brazilian Gymnastics Confederation highlighted the importance of training time for athletes. “The Prime Minister of Japan has officially asked the International Olympic Committee to postpone the Tokyo Olympics to 2021! With that, athletes from all over the world will be able to have a more adequate preparation for this mega event. See you at # Tokyo2021 ”, said the organization.

* With information from Estadão Content

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[vitor-rocha-araujo]

Brexit, “Miller & Cherry” e o império do direito

Fonte: O Estado da Arte

Prezados leitores, segue o link para o ótimo artigo "Brexit, “Miller & Cherry” e o império do direito", de Gilberto Morbach.

https://estadodaarte.estadao.com.br/brexit-miller-cherry-e-o-imperio-do-direito

Apesar de tratar da decisão da Suprema Corte britânica contrária ao ato do governo Boris Johnson - que suspendia o Parlamento britânico por cinco semanas - o artigo aplica-se perfeitamente à linha de atuação manifestada em algumas decisões do STF.

Mas o que vemos aqui no Brasil é que o illegal ou o unlawful são invocados sem coerência, conforme a conveniência do caso em julgamento.

Ou, ainda pior: no recente caso da alegada ordem de apresentação das alegações finais por réus delatores e delatados, além de não haver previsão legal (o art. 403 do CPP não a estabelece, o que exigiria prévia alteração legislativa), há fortes argumentos na tese de que a ausência de prejuízo impediria a declaração de nulidade, mesmo que fosse absoluta (o que só se admite como argumento), pois ausente qualquer ofensa à ampla defesa e/ou ao contraditório, corolários do devido processo legal. 

Ou seja, aqui, pasmem!, foi o próprio STF que pode ter proferido uma decisão não só illegal como unlawful.

E ainda nem estamos falando da pretensão de atribuir os gravíssimos efeitos retroativos e gerais à esta decisão...

Daniel Prochalski

Advogado sócio do escritório Prochalski, Staroi & Scheidt - Advogados Associados. Especialista em Direito Tributário pela PUC-PR. Mestre em Direito Empresarial pelo Centro Universitário Curitiba. Professor convidado do Curso de Pós-Graduação em Direito Tributário do Centro Universitário Curitiba.

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Happy Friday, Memphis! Here are the five things you won’t want to miss this weekend, plus plenty of extras. It’s the Memphis Hustle’s opening weekend, so head to the Landers Center to cheer on the future Grizz! Read more here. 1. Indie Memphis Film Fest, Overton Square, all weekend, through Nov. 6, $10+, 13+ Celebrate 20 years of Indie Memphis this weekend as hundreds of films – features, shorts, documentaries, and music videos – are screened at Studio on the Square, Hattiloo, Playhouse, Circuit Playhouse, and the Block Party on Cooper (which will block off Cooper from Union to Monroe). Get your individual film passes for about $10 or get a fest pass for $100, or attend the free block party, which will also host panel discussions that are open to the public. Read more here, see the schedule and buy individual tix here, and get passes here. 2. Stars at the Shell, Levitt Shell, Friday and Saturday, gates at 6 p.m., $20 – $25, all ages/kid-friendly All year long, you get to enjoy free music at the Shell. This weekend’s shows, featuring Los Lobos and Lucinda Williams, respectively, are a chance for you to financially support the rest of the year by purchasing some very affordable tickets. It’s going to be a great weekend for music in Memphis! Read more about Stars at the Shell here and get your tickets here. 3. India Fest, Agricenter International, Saturday, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m., $5 adults/$1 kids, all ages/kid-friendly Head to the Agricenter on Saturday to shop in an Indian bazaar (market), try authentic Indian food, and see dance, hear music, and plenty of stuff for the kids. Bonus: India Fest is #275 on the list of365 Things to Do in Memphis. 4. One Party To Rule Them All, Ghost River Brewing, Saturday, noon – 11 p.m., free to enter, all ages/kid-friendly Can you believe that Ghost River’s taproom downtown has already been open for a whole entire year? Me either?! Wash away incredulity regarding the passage of time at their all day party on Saturday. They’ll have live music featuring Juju Bushman at 8 p.m., vendors from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., and food from Piece & Love Pie Co and El Mero Taco in shifts, plus a bunch of giveaways. 5. This Is Memphis Music Fest, Clayborn Temple, Sunday, 7 p.m., $5 – $10, all ages Blue Tom Records presents This Is Memphis 2017 Festival featuring U of M artists accompanied by a 16-piece string orchestra from the Rudi E. Scheidt School Of Music. Lineup includes Drew Erwin, The PRVLG, Haley Daniels, Curtis Scott, Phillip Bond, Shawn Campbell, and Compton McMurray. The concert will be broadcast on 91.7 WUMR. I also wanted to draw attention to the Broad Avenue Fall Art Walk on Friday night and the 30th annual Cyclocross race in downtown Memphis on Saturday morning, organized by Outdoors, Inc. It’s the longest-running bicycle obstacle course race in the whole country! It’s free to watch; read more here. Plus a few more ideas… All Weekend (check links for exact days and times) – Mid-South Jewelry & Accessories Fair at Cook Convention Center – Mid-South Haunted Corn Maze (Friday and Saturday) – Indie Memphis Film Festival (through Nov. 6) – Smoke on the Mountain at Bartlett Performing Arts Center (Nov. 3-5) Friday, November 3 – World Sandwich Day at Subway – Album Session at Cossitt Library – Broad Avenue Fall Art Walk – CSA Pickup and Gallery Closing at Orange Mound Gallery – Santa’s Arrival at Wolfchase Mall – Beer & Hymns at Midtown Crossing Grill – Hi Tone Midnight Yard Sale – Friday Night Dance Party at Fourth Bluff – Memphis Tigers Football game v. Tulsa in Tulsa (places to watch here) – Vietnam Photography Show at Overton Park Gallery – Art Show at Eclectic Eye – Bash at the Botanic at Memphis Botanic Garden – The Art Project Gallery Show in Overton Square – Hoedown for Hearing at Menagerie Farm – Titanic Night at the RiverKings at Landers Center – JDRF Brew For A Cure at The Cadre – Woodruff-Fontaine Ghost Hunt – Carlos Ecos Band at Lafayette’s Saturday, November 4 – Race For Grace 5K at Shady Grove Presbyterian Church – 31st Annual Cyclocross Race at Green Belt Park – IndiaFest 2017 at the Agricenter – Chili Cook-Off in Overton Square – Aquasteli Bluegrass & Ole Tyme Musical Festival at Shelby Forest – Cafe 1912 Artists Market – Bike To Brunch: Dixon Gallery & Gardens – One Year Anniversary Party at Ghost River Brewing – Germantown Oktoberfest at Germantown Civic Club – Grizzlies at Clippers (places to watch here) – Heber Springs Christmas Open House – Raven’s Call on the Neil’s Patio – Breton Sound, et al at the Hi Tone – Memphis Hustle v. Sioux Falls Skyforce at the Landers Center – Crystal Shrine at Bar DKDC – Keller Williams at Buckman Performing Arts Center – Super T Revue Band at the Tin Roof Sunday, November 5 – Heber Springs Christmas Open House – Brunch at the Brewery + Sunday Evening Slowdown at Ghost River – Brunch Happy Hour and live music in the evening at all the Huey’s – Highlights “44 Pages” documentary screening at Studio on the Square – River Series at Harbor Town feat. African Jazz Ensemble – Art In the Park Art Sale at Memphis College of Art – Roof Pilates and Cocktails at Old Dominick – Memphis Hustle v. Salt Lake City Stars at the Landers Center – Grizzlies at Lakers (places to watch here) – Somewhere In Time Photojournalism Exhibit at WKNO Studios – Rusty Pieces at Belle Tavern – This Is Memphis at Clayborn Temple – Ray LaMontagne at the Orpheum – FLYZ, etc at the Hi Tone – Lights May Flicker at Neil’s Music Room   Are you a home owner in Memphis, with a broken garage door? 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