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Saw a live concert. Led Zep cover band with a Symphony orchestra recently. A very talented, ethereal and amazing concert!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gk6XdCvtTUg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G10Sr_XOSqw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrMIdfAJQks

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/world/anti-semitic-graffiti-on-berlin-wall/story-fnjbnxon-1227466457552


ANTI-SEMITIC slogans have been found scrawled on a section of the former Berlin Wall as the city hosts thousands of Jewish athletes taking part in the Maccabi Games. 
 
THE hate speech was written on the city's iconic East Side Gallery on a mural that depicted a painting of the Israeli flag superimposed over a German flag.
Police on Saturday said the incident is being investigated and the mural has been temporarily covered until the graffiti can be removed.
No details were given on the slogans, which were discovered on Friday.
The East Side Gallery, the longest standing section of the Berlin Wall, is considered the world's largest outdoor gallery and a popular tourist attraction.

The monument features more than 100 original mural paintings by artists from all over the world, who came to leave their mark along the city's Spree river after the collapse of communist East Germany and the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989.
The painter of Vaterland and one of the gallery's original designers, Guenther Schaefer, said he would paint over the hate speech on Saturday after assessing the extent of the damage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07Y0cy-nvAg

You got that Wrong Rev. ""No sleep til bed time" is a send up of "No sleep till Brooklyn". Look at the Jew at 3:01 in the video ! couldn't help themselves.. then they have a white girl, the one from planet of the apes with Adam Goodes at the end 4:25.

The Beastie Boys are Jews but before they did hip hop they played punk music, all played instruments.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiY7tPTZ4ag&list=PL1T0hHFDjgDF8Ar6aIuMFvvikDvBxgfPm

http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/northern-territory/housing-minister-bess-price-excluded-indigenous-business-enterprises-to-gift-work-to-macdonnell-and-central-desert-regional-councils/story-fnk0b1zt-1227465801409


HOUSING Minister Bess Price excluded two indigenous-owned businesses and ignored Commonwealth and Territory procurement principles to gift nearly $16 million of work to two regional councils. 
 
Contracts to upgrade more than 180 remote homes across Central Australia were given to MacDonnell Regional Council and Central Desert Regional Council last month without tender, despite Aboriginal-owned, non-government operators in the region claiming even better capabilities.

Ms Price's decision came at the expense of indigenous business enterprises (IBE), Ingkerreke Commercial and Tangentyere Construction, which had expected to be given the opportunity to bid against each other for the lucrative contracts.

In emailed responses, Ms Price said she used a Certificate of Exemption to gift the work because of previous "excellent work done at Docker River by MacDonnell Regional Council and the opportunity for local employment".

She based the validity of the Certificate of Exemption on a Territory Government procurement direction stating governments should ensure regional councils had "adequate opportunity'' to get work if they could guarantee a minimum of 30 per cent indigenous employment.


But Ms Price's call runs counter to stated procurement principles of "open and effective competition'' and "enhancing the capabilities of local business and industry''.

Procurement directions also state "Government-owned businesses; Local, Territory, State and Federal Government Agencies and Authorities are not to operate in competition with the private sector on Government-funded projects without the prior approval of the Procurement Review Board".


Ms Price said changes to procurement rules implemented on July 1, 2014, meant the department was no longer required to obtain PRB approval.

She said the IBEs had been reasonably excluded from the process because the regional councils had a shown a "proven commitment and ability" to do the work and meet the 30 per cent employment target.

The regional councils will now subcontract most of the work – in the communities of Kintore, Docker River, Areyonga, Nyirippi and Mt Liebig – to businesses based in Alice Springs. Central Desert has said it planned to include work-for-the-dole participants at Nyirippi, which Ms Price said would provide "CDP participants a great opportunity to enter the workforce''.


So even boongs don't wanna give the other boongs the work.

Happy Birthday! enjoy being your age while it lasts!
I'd trade with you in a sec!