Superchunk won’t let a little thing like the brittle and cruel nature of human mortality get in the way of a good punk song. On their latest single, “Everybody Dies,” frontman Mac McCaughan pays tribute to the many musicians who have passed away in the last decade and how jarring their loss has been. “I was happy in a world of wishful thinking and outright lies,” he sings, “but I’m beginning to think that everybody dies.” The music recalls Superchunk’s pogo-ready, hyper-enough Nineties rockers, paired with some Clash-like “whoaas.
- 1/11/2024
- by Kory Grow
- Rollingstone.com
Washington, May 1(Ani): A new study has suggested that experiencing connections, regularities, and coherence in their environment may lead people to feel a greater sense of meaning in life.
The research, conducted by graduate student Samantha Heintzelman of the University of Missouri, along with advisor Laura King and fellow graduate student Jason Trent, suggested that meaning in life has an important adaptive function, connecting people to the world that surrounds them and, thereby, boosting their chances of survival.
"Meaning in life tells the individual when the world is making sense," said Heintzelman and colleagues.
The research may help to explain previous findings that show that people who say that they have.
The research, conducted by graduate student Samantha Heintzelman of the University of Missouri, along with advisor Laura King and fellow graduate student Jason Trent, suggested that meaning in life has an important adaptive function, connecting people to the world that surrounds them and, thereby, boosting their chances of survival.
"Meaning in life tells the individual when the world is making sense," said Heintzelman and colleagues.
The research may help to explain previous findings that show that people who say that they have.
- 5/1/2013
- by Amith Ostwal
- RealBollywood.com
New York, Feb 8: A family from Washington got a reduction from their bill because their three children were so well-behaved during the visit.
Laura King, 28, was delighted when 4 dollars were deducted from her receipt at an Italian restaurant in Poulsbo, Washington.
"This was definitely a random act of kindness. We didn't go to the restaurant expecting a reward. We expect our kids to act this way whenever we are out and about. This was just a small surprise," she told the New York Daily News.
Servers at Sogno di Vino had a lot on their plates on Feb uary 1, when King and her husband Chris, 33, brought their three young children to the sophisticated spot, with a wine bar and picturesque fireplaces.
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Laura King, 28, was delighted when 4 dollars were deducted from her receipt at an Italian restaurant in Poulsbo, Washington.
"This was definitely a random act of kindness. We didn't go to the restaurant expecting a reward. We expect our kids to act this way whenever we are out and about. This was just a small surprise," she told the New York Daily News.
Servers at Sogno di Vino had a lot on their plates on Feb uary 1, when King and her husband Chris, 33, brought their three young children to the sophisticated spot, with a wine bar and picturesque fireplaces.
Owner.
- 2/8/2013
- by Abhijeet Sen
- RealBollywood.com
The latest in the series of ‘Made From Beer’ ads from Clemenger Bbdo Melbourne for beer brand Carlton Draught has romped home as the winner of August’s ad of the month, as voted by Mumbrella’s readers.
The ad is an elaborate spoof of seventies’ car chase movies and features a gang of Aussies stopping off for a beer after a bank robbery only to discover the pub is full of cops. A chase on foot ensures, during which the gang hang on to their beers, spilling barely a drop while evading capture. The ad features Stan Bush covering the poodle-rock classic “Thunder in Your Heart”.
Credits:
Clemenger Bbdo Creative Chairman: James McGrath Executive Creative Director: Ant Keogh Copywriter: Richard Williams Art Director: Anthony Phillips Executive Producer: Sonia von Bibra Production Company: The Sweet Shop Director: Steve Ayson Production company Executive Producer – Wilf Sweetland Production company Producer: Cindy Kavanagh...
The ad is an elaborate spoof of seventies’ car chase movies and features a gang of Aussies stopping off for a beer after a bank robbery only to discover the pub is full of cops. A chase on foot ensures, during which the gang hang on to their beers, spilling barely a drop while evading capture. The ad features Stan Bush covering the poodle-rock classic “Thunder in Your Heart”.
Credits:
Clemenger Bbdo Creative Chairman: James McGrath Executive Creative Director: Ant Keogh Copywriter: Richard Williams Art Director: Anthony Phillips Executive Producer: Sonia von Bibra Production Company: The Sweet Shop Director: Steve Ayson Production company Executive Producer – Wilf Sweetland Production company Producer: Cindy Kavanagh...
- 9/18/2012
- by Cathie McGinn
- Encore Magazine
Beer brand Carlton Draught has released a new ad, the latest in the popular Made From Beer series.
Beer Chase was created by Clemenger Bbdo Melbourne, which has been responsible for the beer brands’ previous work including Slo Mo and Big Ad.
The latest spot plays on action movie clichés as four bank robbers celebrate a successful heist with a beer, only to realise the pub is full of police, and a foot chase ensues over a cheesy 1980′s soundtrack.
Launched online today with a 90-second version, the ad will go live during the football Afl and Nrl finals on September 7, followed by a 60 second version as well as three 30 second versions based around a different scene.
The ad will also go out in cinemas before action films.
Andrew Meldrum, general manager of marketing for Carlton said: “There’s a lot to live up to when you sit down to...
Beer Chase was created by Clemenger Bbdo Melbourne, which has been responsible for the beer brands’ previous work including Slo Mo and Big Ad.
The latest spot plays on action movie clichés as four bank robbers celebrate a successful heist with a beer, only to realise the pub is full of police, and a foot chase ensues over a cheesy 1980′s soundtrack.
Launched online today with a 90-second version, the ad will go live during the football Afl and Nrl finals on September 7, followed by a 60 second version as well as three 30 second versions based around a different scene.
The ad will also go out in cinemas before action films.
Andrew Meldrum, general manager of marketing for Carlton said: “There’s a lot to live up to when you sit down to...
- 8/30/2012
- by Colin Delaney
- Encore Magazine
Washington, June 14: Researchers have shattered the 'Modern' fathers myth, insisting that they have been around for far longer than generally assumed, but they have only recently started changing nappies.
Dr Laura King from the University of Warwick's Centre for the History of Medicine said that the assumption that fathers have only become more involved in looking after their children over the past 20 years is not true.
However, statistics show it has taken longer for dads to get to grips with dirty nappies.
Figures from.
Dr Laura King from the University of Warwick's Centre for the History of Medicine said that the assumption that fathers have only become more involved in looking after their children over the past 20 years is not true.
However, statistics show it has taken longer for dads to get to grips with dirty nappies.
Figures from.
- 6/13/2012
- by Meeta Kabra
- RealBollywood.com
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