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[fyeah-twice]

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우리쯔 사랑해 태어나줘서 고마워🥳🥳🥳

I love you, Tzu. Thanks for being born 🥳🥳🥳

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[wellhello1derland]

The joint venture forged last year between Jim Dolan's Madison Square Garden and Irving Azoff's Azoff Music Management just complemented its strength in music and large venues by adding comedy and ...

The joint venture forged last year between Jim Dolan’s Madison Square Garden and Irving Azoff’s Azoff Music Management just complemented its strength in music and large venues by adding comedy and clubs. Azoff MSG says today that it bought 50% of Levity Entertainment Group, a power in comedy management and booking that also owns clubs and produces TV shows including about 100 specials for Comedy Central and Food Network’s Iron Chef. The companies didn’t disclose financial terms. But LEG chief Robert Hartmann tells me that the infusion of capital and management expertise will enable him to move on his ambitious global growth plans, which include the development of clubs that combine music and comedy. “It’s not your father’s comedy club,” he says. “It’s more a diversified entertainment destination.” Hartmann will continue to run day-to-day operations but says he’ll have a “true partnership” with Azoff — who’s best known as a manager of pop music performers including  Christina Aguilera, the Eagles, and Steely Dan.

LEG’s 70 or so clients include Jeff Dunham, Jenny McCarthy, and Aaron McGruder (the cartoonist behind the syndicated comic strip The Boondocks, which also appears in animated form on Adult Swim). The deal with Azoff MSG includes LEG’s ownership stake in seven clubs including the Hollywood Improv, as well as new locations. Hartmann plans to eventually fold in his partnership interest in 24 other clubs that include Levity Live, Improv, Funny Bone, and Stand Up Live. Levity has a digital operation that owns podcast provider Sideshow Network.

Aryeh Bourkoff’s LionTree Advisors was an adviser on the deal.

[acutestyle]

10.06.14

Last Class

I've been taking a mini class on the mathematics of fields.  Today was my last class.  I enjoy taking classes because it reminds me what my students are going through when I teach them, but also I just really enjoy learning math.

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[littlenim]

i love my grandpa so much, he's honestly one of the best people i know. he's one of those people whom everyone loves and i want to raise my kids the way he raised my dad and aunts and uncles

while we were waiting for grandma and their friends we talked about fleetwood mac and coldplay and then at dinner we talked about gun laws and pretty churches and pet funerals

like, he's 100% jewish, but he gets churches in the same way that i get them. like i'm not very religious, but there's something special about the feeling of being in a very beautiful church. and he was saying how he doesn't like the vatican and the big ol churches in rome, because all he could think when he visited them was how showy they are, and how they were being built up all ostentatious way back when, in the middle of such poverty, but he went to the notre dame in montreal and "felt god" and i'm just rambling on because i feel the same thing and as we were talking about this i was struck by how lucky i am to  have him

when mariel and i were little kids and stayed at his house we had this thing called "garbage stories" that he'd tell us at the dinner table or in the living room or before bed,  and they'd just be these long narrations of "and then the two little girls (named Corinne and Mariel, obvs) fell into a giant pile of steaming garbage, and then they rolled off the pile into a giant lake full of pudding, and then they climbed onto a giant squishy banana" and they were the funniest things ever

;m; i wish i knew a way to express all of this to him the way i'm expressing it here

you feel like with family you're really close with you should be able to just say these things but it's so weird

i should just call him up this week and tell him

oh no i'm getting emotional