Well now a days lots of people have shown interest in betting as well especially in the eastern countries where cricket is going popular day by day . Betting is more easier then gambling – in gambling you should have experience and you should have some playing guts to make something out of it but for betting you just need to take decision and rest of things will be done by your bookie .

If you talk about investment & its security then I have to say that investment is not secure in both the case and you have the limited chance to win . only experts can tell you the better situation and you can make something good out of it otherwise you can be in a deep shit as well .

Being as one of the premier member of the Jaguars temple I am proud to have a good knowledge about this gambling industry and I teach lots of people about its goodness and badness and leave the final decision on every individual . I do my part and they do their part , that’s how knowledge sharing goes in this industry ! – I hope you will be living this !

I saw a note in the ny times today (not available online, unfortunately), about an annual arts festival in paris called nuit blanche (white night). It’s an all night festival where they put candles and bonfires in parks and show performances in unexpected places around town, among other things. this is what wikipedia had to say about it, that’s why we have decided to arrange one such function in our Club as well . So let rock the event !

The festival lasts from sundown until sunrise on the first Saturday and Sunday in October and began in 24th oct 2009. Taken off from a similar German festival that began in 1997 (see Long Night of Museums), a Nuit Blanche will typically have museums, private and public art galleries, and other cultural institutions offer free admission to all, with the downtown core of a city itself being turned into a de facto art gallery, providing space for art installations, performances (music, film, dance, performance art), themed social gatherings, and other activities. The festival has spread to many other cities internationally so why not from Jaguars temple !!

i love the idea of an all night event…but this is something that’s been going on for a few years so it obviously already has a lot of public interest. starting something like that from scratch would certainly be tough, esp in a somewhat provincial town like this one.

I’ve been thinking of organizing a contact improv marathon, though, and the idea of doing one that goes all night long is very tantalizing. Recently a dutch guy who lives in Barcelona came to our contact jam and talked about the all night jams going on there. We all loved the idea, but I’m dubious whether even contact regulars, to say nothing of dc dancers who like contact but aren’t die-hards, would stay for those wee hours. Maybe just 12 daytime hours—noon to midnight, something like that—would be more successful, if less exciting.

thoughts?

I saw gesel mason’s performance, whose body is this?, at the millennium stage yesterday. i really enjoyed it. it contained a variety of dancers, a spoken word artist (who may also be a dancer), a live musician, text by the dancers, and video.

One of the things i loved about the piece was that gesel used the space in a very novel way. instead of putting the whole performance on the stage, where practically no one can actually see anything, she added a second, smaller, platform about 30 feet back, and then split the chairs so that they were on either side of a walkway between the two stages. it meant that just about everyone could see, and it added an intimate and playful feel to the space that changed it completely. usually i find the millennium stage to be sort of awful, almost like the kennedy center doesn’t care enough to make it user-friendly, but this arrangement fit perfectly with a performance that was emotional and very varied.

Gesel’s dancers were great and it seemed that each one’s personality was able to shine out. i liked the choreography, as well as the text spoken between two women who were just being themselves, not playing roles.

Another thing i really noticed was how wonderful and captivating it was when the spoken word artist piped up. she seemed to be trained as an actress, and her voice resonated with meaning and emotion and irony. i must say, she made it immediately clear why certain dance pieces that contain text are more effective than others–so much of it is in the presentation! and most dancers are simply not trained to speak…though i’m sure that can be overcome.

I wish there were more dance classes that were genuinely welcoming to non-serious dancers, or even non-dancers. i was talking with some coworkers the other day about this. one of them was dancing around while talking, and i made a joke about her being a dancer at heart. she responded by saying that while she loves to dance, she can’t really enjoy classes because she “doesn’t pick up movements easily.” the other one chimed in and said “yeah, i’m not good at that either, so it winds up being a bummer because the class then becomes about me feeling like an idiot because i can’t do the moves.” or something like that.

what struck me was that both of them thought they just happened to be, unfortunately, the type of person who’s slow to remember choreography. i’ve heard lots of people say that, actually–as if they have some defect so that only they aren’t able to get the phrase quickly. but of course, they’re totally wrong: very few people are able to quickly remember movement and repeat it. most of us have to learn that skill the hard way, through lots of time and practice.

people like my colleagues, however, don’t particularly need or want to spend all that time learning how to pick up choreography; they just want to move. i think this is especially true for guys, who don’t seem to enjoy all the small details that go into a technique class and all the things they have to keep in mind. my question is, why aren’t there classes out there that are clear enough that anyone can follow, help people get in touch with their bodies and allow them to feel good about what they’re doing?

maybe it’s not possible, somehow. but i think it’d be a worthy thing to try to develop; it would give truth to the phrase “dance is for everyone.” right now i recommend contact improv to a lot of folks, since you definitely don’t need to be a “real” dancer to do it, but contact isn’t actually for everyone, unfortunately.

There are several ways to entertain yourself , some people entertain themselves by doing work and keep themselves busy while some people go to concerts , clubs and hotels to entertain themselves , So it all depend from person to person what kind of nature he/she got and what kind of things make him pleased .

If you will ask me how I entertain myself then let me tell you I entertain myself by playing games or listening to music , most of the time I download game and play with my friends online as in games you need a constant attention and time passes on like a fire – while listening music is another fun for me and I just keep on listening music till my eyes closes at night .

So both of these things are good source of entertainment for me , some people says that there is no home entertainment because you can’t have entertainment in your home but I think home is a perfect place to enjoy , in fact you don’t need to go market if all the things are available in your home and now I think with the involvement of Internet in our lives everything is accessible from home , and the concept of home entertainment is getting more popular .