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At the end of October, the 139th "Varsity Match" Oxford vs Cambridge was played at the Royal Automobile Club in London. All in all, Cambridge is slightly ahead in matches, but this year Oxford won 5.5-2.5. The match was a real event, with dinner and music by the famous pianist, composer and chess fan Jason Kouchak. | Photo: Jason Kouchak and Victor Vasiesiu, captain of the Oxford team | Photo: John Saunders
In March of last year, Steve Cicala took his wife, Susan, to the emergency room at Clara Maass Medical Center in New Jersey to treat a worsening cough and fever, unaware she had COVID-19.
healthcare, financial services, and retail sectors NEW YORK, March 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - Voxco, a global leader in cloud and on-premise omnichannel survey software, announced today that it has been recognized in the Now Tech: Voice-of-the-Customer (VoC) Vendors, Q1 2021 report published by leading independent research firm Forrester Research, Inc. Forrester based its analysis of the VoC market on vendor presence and functionality. Customer experience (CX) professionals can use the report to better understand the value they can expect from VoC providers. Among the report's takeaways: VoC to...
Book review by Steve Bennett I’m not sure what’s the worst aspect of Contemplating Comedy: the fact that author Jonathan Levitt has simply lifted hundreds of jokes written by other people - or the ill-considered drivel he’s surrounded them with to justify that theft as some sort of insight. Of course the book is frequently funny, because he’s drawn on some of the greatest joke-writers around: Tim Vine, Stephen Wright, Woody Allen and countless more – usually credited, but sometimes not. But even from such a robust foundation, Levitt has managed to construct an absolute dog’s break...
Jonathan Levitt's book Contemplating Comedy analyses various aspects of humour - Credit: Jonathan Levitt Have you heard the one about a chess grandmaster writing a book about how to be funny? Well, it’s no joke – because Ipswich’s Jonathan Levitt has made a checkmate move into writing about humour. The 57-year-old says his new book, Contemplating Comedy, is “on the surface a compilation of funny lines and little jokes”. There are plenty of laughs in the 330-page Conrad Press book, including some topical references to the Covid-19 crisis and the likes of Donald Trump. For t...