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Bats Take Hell: New roaming Meat Loaf musical
Okee dokee folks… Tonight I attended a performance of the Bat Out Of Hell musical at The Hanover Theatre in Worcester, MA. Usually, I do not like to know too much about a show before I see it because I prefer to enjoy it fresh and to see if it stands on its own without clarification. Any questions I have are usually answered by a perusal of the program, but there was no program given out at this performance. I wish that I had researched it because I was a bit confused by the story.
Employer Tips As Calif. Law Rewrites Retention Pay Rules
By Michael Ryan and Rashad Abdallah ( April 16, 2026, 4:09 PM EDT) -- California's recent enactment of A.B. 692 marks a significant shift in how employers structure sign-on bonuses, retention payments and other incentives that are tied to continued employment. The statute targets so-called stay-or-pay provisions, which require workers to repay compensation or incur financial obligations if their employment or work relationship ends.[1]... Law360 is on it, so you are, too.
Employer Tips As Calif. Law Rewrites Retention Pay Rules
By Michael Ryan and Rashad Abdallah · April 16, 2026, 4:09 PM EDT California's recent enactment of A.B. 692 marks a significant shift in how employers structure sign-on bonuses, retention payments and other incentives that are tied to continued employment. The statute targets so-called... To view the full article, register now.
What Employers Can Learn From Axed Mo. Sick Leave Law
The ever-changing landscape of sick leave laws in the U.S. - both in number and scope - is a constant reminder to employers that they must remain vigilant, and constantly assess... To view the full article, register now.
What Employers Can Learn From Axed Mo. Sick Leave Law
By Sara Abarbanel, Michael Ryan and Laurel Cinti ( July 14, 2025, 5:58 PM EDT) -- The ever-changing landscape of sick leave laws in the U.S. - both in number and scope - is a constant reminder to employers that they must remain vigilant, and constantly assess and update their benefits policies.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence.
What Employers Can Learn From Axed Mo. Sick Leave Law
ADVERTISEMENT Don't want ads? Subscribe or login now. By Sara Abarbanel, Michael Ryan and Laurel Cinti ( July 14, 2025, 5:58 PM EDT) -- The ever-changing landscape of sick leave laws in the U.S. — both in number and scope — is a constant reminder to employers that they must remain vigilant, and constantly assess and update their benefits policies.... A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence.
Old Employment Law Principles Can Answer New AI Concerns
By Mark Neuberger, John Litchfield and Michael Ryan (September 6, 2024, 5:08 PM EDT) -- The integration of artificial intelligence into the workplace has sparked a flurry of legal and regulatory discussions in recent months.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence.
Development of a Zenodo Jupyter Lab Extension
Home > Articles & Preprints > CERN Notes > IT Notes > Development of a Zenodo Jupyter Lab Extension Report number CERN-STUDENTS-Note-2024-025 Title Development of a Zenodo Jupyter Lab Extension If you experience any problem watching the video, click the download button below Author(s) Zengel, Michael Ryan ; Garcia Garcia, Enrique (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (FR)) ; Guerrieri, Giovanni Corporate author(s) CERN. Geneva.
Review: I Watched the Sky of Blue Change to Gold - 89.7 Eastside FM
Camp Cope at the Sydney Opera House, Friday the 13th of October. A beautiful Friday night graced Sydney, forecasting what was to be at the Opera House later that evening. Camp Cope were to play their last ever show, a band that seeks to be the truest definition of Punk – a loud and aggressive destruction of the status quo. To destroy standards and practices that only exist to benefit the mere few.
Review: "Slay the Pain Away" - 89.7 Eastside FM
Skank Sinatra at the Castlereagh Boutique Hotel, 15th September A myriad of emotions befell upon me as I walked two flights of stairs to the cabaret club inside the Castlereagh Boutique Hotel. One that did not cross my mind was embarrassment. As I handed my phone over, the ticket wrangler informed me I had the wrong pass. Unfortunately I had arrived a week too early.
A Transcendental Highway - 89.7 Eastside FM
Live at Lazy Bones Jeremy Rose. Presented to me were the unfortunate seats right at the back and around the corner from the stage, the gig did not start well for me. However, when presented with such circumstance, one can be bitter, or close their eyes and just listen to the music being played. I chose the latter option. The band comprising of Jeremy Rose (saxophone), Novak Manoljovic (piano/keyboards), Tully Ryan (drums)and Ben Carey (modular synthesiser) held court with rhythmic style.
FORMIDABLE SYDNEY THEATRE PREMIERE: Susie Lindeman celebrates iconic Sarah Bernhardt in anniversary show - 89.7 Eastside FM
On March 28th 1923, Sarah Bernhardt died, and a million grieving Parisians took to the streets to bid farewell to the phenomenon known as ‘La Divine’. On March 28th 2023 – marking this centenary – SARAH Quand Même, opened at Théâtre de Nèsle in Paris. Now, just as ‘La Divine’ did in 1891, the show makes its debut Downunder – with two genuine Australian theatre legends at the helm.
Waverley Brightest & Best Business Awards 2023 - Entries OPEN - 89.7 Eastside FM
We are thrilled to announce that the Waverley Brightest & Best Business Awards are back for 2023. The awards bring our local business community together to recognise and celebrate business excellence and the contributions all businesses make towards shaping our community into a dynamic place to live, work and shop. Entries are open to all businesses operating in Waverley, whether your business is small or large, new or established.
Review: The Lounge for the Poetic Misfits - 89.7 Eastside FM
El Coyote, Gia Ransome and Hatchling at the Lazy Bones Lounge, 11th of July. by Michael Ryan Traversing the cliched trope of walking alone to a gig, trying to vaguely look like a mysterious, cool ‘dude’ instead of a loser with no friends. I walked down Marrickville Road, plunging into the depths of an anxious trip fuelled by being on my own at a social gathering. A paradigm I loathe.
Review: The Magical Martini Bar - 89.7 Eastside FM
Steph Wood, Manning and Dolce Blue (solo) at The Lazybones Lounge, 13th of July. By Michael Ryan The Martini Bar at the Lazy Bones Lounge in Marrickville is the most intimate venue for experiencing live music. A small, dimly fuchsia lit room with seating right up to the front stage. A musician’s presence is inescapable, you are truly placed within the scene they intend to tell.
Slant- Q&A Screening at the Ritz - 89.7 Eastside FM
The Ritz is hosting a special Q&A screening of the new Aussie feature film Slant, with star Sigrid Thornton, director James Vinson and other key cast in attendance. Prior to the screening, Sigrid Thornton will receive a star on the Australian Film Walk of Fame in a special unveiling ceremony hosted by Randwick City Council.
Jeremy Rose - Project Infinity - Album Launch with Godriguez Trio! - 89.7 Eastside FM
Get out for a double bill of forward thinking “jazz” acts: Jeremy Rose – Project Infinity and Godriguez Trio, as they feature improvisational instrumentation and fiery solos, spacey electronics, cosmic atmospheres and hip-hop related grooves. The night will feature each act followed by a combined session. PROJECT INFINITY: Project Infinity is the brain-child from genre-bending saxophonist Jeremy Rose.
SIMA ANNOUNCES NEW CEO ALEX RAUPACH - 89.7 Eastside FM
The SIMA board is delighted to announce the appointment of Alex Raupach as CEO. Alex was general manager at the Canberra International Music Festival before delivering government arts and sector development programs for both the ACT Government and the Australia Council for the Arts. He brings insight and relationships across the Australian music sector, particularly from his work assisting early career creative music artists through his consultancy Make Good Music Happen.
Eastside Radio presents 2023 Radio Film Festival - 89.7 Eastside FM
Eastside Radio presents 2023 Radio Film Festival CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS NOW! In celebration of 40 years on air since 1983, Eastside Radio is hosting a series of films at The Ritz as part of our 2023 Radio Film Festival. Every month we’ve chosen a classic film for the big screen where radio plays an important part of the story. For the month of July we have chosen the cult classic Good Morning Vietnam.
Eastside Radio presents 2023 Radio Film Festival - 89.7 Eastside FM
Eastside Radio presents 2023 Radio Film Festival CLICK HERE TO BUY TICKETS NOW! Eastside Radio presents 2023 Radio Film Festival In celebration of 40 years on air since 1983, Eastside Radio is hosting a series of films at The Ritz as part of our 2023 Radio Film Festival. Every month we’ve chosen a classic film for the big screen where radio plays an important part of the story. For this Month’s classic Film we have chosen Talk Radio.
Review: The Rions will Rock Your Socks Off - 89.7 Eastside FM
The Rions at The Lansdowne Hotel, 2 June 2023 with Big Wheels and Molly Rocket Review and images by Michael Ryan The Lansdowne Hotel, an establishment built upon the uni student crowd, a venue home to independent, Australian artists. The gig was to be performed on the second level. The stairs awaited, a supernatural atmosphere. Curiously yet anxiously climbing adventuring into what seemed to be the lair of a mad scientist.
That Indie Sound Still Grooves - 89.7 Eastside FM
Beach Fossils at Oxford Art Factory, 26 April 2023 with The Moving Stills Review and images by Michael Ryan For those new to it, indie pop is synonymous with a jangly flair on lead guitar. Music that ebbs and flows, something that dances through the air. It is light, but poetically melancholy. For the crowd at the Oxford Art Factory, indie pop was on the menu and magnificently served. The Moving Stills glamorously began the night.
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