A couple of weeks ago Ian Wright went to meet his old Arsenal teammate Dennis Bergkamp. It was the first time they'd seen each other in years, and on Wednesday you'll be able to watch the conversation they had on Ian's YouTube channel. In this podcast, Wrighty chats about his relationship with Dennis, what he thought of him as a player, what he brought to the club when he joined in 1995, and what he learned from him despite being an experienced pro at that point. We also chat about some of the young players making their breakthroughs at Arsenal right now, and in particular Ian's mentoring of Eddie Nketiah who is out on loan at Leeds.

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On this week's show I take questions from some Arsecast listeners and Arseblog Members on Patreon. We chat about signings that didn't happen, the January window, Freddie Ljungberg's readiness to be a head coach, Granit Xhaka's place in the midfield, why in 2019 it remains difficult for gay footballers to come out, and lots more. Plus some pre-call waffle about a funny book, a podcast anniversary and other stuff besides. 

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On this week's show I'm joined by the Man from East Lower and Andrew Allen to chat about the 2-2 draw with Standard Liege, the team selection, and progress to the knock-out stage of the Europa League. Are we looking after our young players well enough? How are we going to fare against Man City? And there's some discussion of where Arsenal are right now, and whether or not we need to reassess our place in the food chain at this moment in time. That, some waffle, and some words for a good friend.

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In this bonus episode in the wake of Arsenal's trip to Man City tonight being postponed because of exposure to the Coronavirus, I'm joined by Dr James McInerney – Head of the School of Life Sciences at Nottingham University. I ask him about the virus – now officially declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation – how it spreads, the symptoms and the effects, and what we can do to slow its spread. We also chat about what the impact the Coronavirus is having in other places tells us about what's in store for England and other countries where infections are beginning to increase. Plus what it might mean for football, and mass gatherings in general as this crazy season takes another bizarre twist.

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Back by popular demand is our minimal and modern 2020 free printable calendar! This gorgeous free 2020 calendar is clean, simple, and perfect to help you plan your busy life. Free 2020 Printable Calendar Per your requests, we’ve even upgraded this year’s free printable 2020 calendar with options for a Sunday or Monday start calendars! […]

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HAPPY MONDAY! PLEASE FOLLOW @LAMEBOOK ON INSTAGRAM! THANKS!!

Happy launch day to DIANA: PRINCESS OF THE AMAZONS, the newest in the DC Zoom line of graphic novels for middle graders. Written by Shannon & Dean Hale and illustrated by Victoria Ying. Thanks to Michele Wells at DC Kids for sending me a copy!

For more of my book collages, feel free to browse my BookADay Padlet as well as my BookADay and Book Recommendation archives. I read a lot more books than I have time to post, especially now that I've joined the Goodreads 2020 Reading Challenge!

Happy launch day to Marcie Colleen, whose THE BEAR'S GARDEN with Alison Oliver launches from Imprint/Macmillan today!

Marcie Colleen is the award-winning picture book author of Penguinaut! (illustrated by Emma Yarlett) and Love, Triangle (illustrated by Bob Shea), as well as the Super Happy Party Bears chapter book series. She teaches Writing Children’s Picture Books for the University of California at San Diego both online and on campus, and runs her own Study Hall conducting a month-long online critique group dedicated to the crafting picture books. Find out more about how you can study with Marcie at thisismarciecolleen.com and on Twitter at @MarcieColleen1.

*UPDATE: Marcie has also launched her SUPER HAPPY Book Club on her YouTube channel, especially for families at home during school closures!

Launching March 24, 2020, THE BEAR'S GARDEN is written by Marcie Colleen and illustrated by Alison Oliver. You can read reviews of the book on Kirkus (starred review!) and Bookroo.

Author: Marcie Colleen
Illustrator: Alison Oliver
Publisher: Imprint/Macmillan Children’s

SYNOPSIS: Inspired by the true story of a community garden in Brooklyn, New York, picture book The Bear’s Garden is a testament to how imagination and dedication can transform communities and create beauty for everyone in unexpected places.

A little girl sees an empty lot in a city and imagines what it can be:

a place to grow,
a place to play,
and a place to love.

With the help of her stuffed bear, the girl brings her community together to create a beautiful garden.

Q. What inspired you to write this book?

The Bear’s Garden was inspired by the real-life Pacific Street Brooklyn Bear’s Community Garden in my former neighborhood in New York City. The name always puzzled me—I mean, we didn’t have bears wandering around Brooklyn last I checked!

Come to find out, the garden was named for a teddy bear that was found in the weeds when the workers began to create a garden in the abandoned lot. Of course, immediately I started thinking of that little bear. How did he get there? Did he belong to anyone? Was he placed there on purpose?

The Bear’s Garden is my imaginative story about how the teddy bear came to be in those weeds. It’s also a love letter to my former neighborhood and the power of community that I felt while living there. I am the girl who finds love and beauty in every inch of that urban paradise

Q. As an experienced author, how do you manage your time in terms of balancing your creative work time with the business side (promotion, admin, school visits etc), yet still have a life outside work?

While everything I do, such as teaching and creating Teacher’s Guides, falls under the umbrella of being a full-time children’s author, I have struggled in the past to find time for my own creative writing. It seems my days get quickly overrun.

However, about a year ago I paired up with a fellow author friend, Kirsten Larson, to prioritize our writing projects. We get up at 5:20 every morning to write for an hour. The alarm goes off, we text each other a quick “Good Morning” and share our project goals for that session, grab our coffee, and set to write until 6:30 without distraction. At 6:30 we check in again with our progress. It’s been a game-changer. I think I have written more in the last year because of it. And it’s a fantastic way to feel accomplished no matter what the rest of the day brings.

Q. What advice do you have for young writers?

I have always loved reading and writing stories.

A few years back I found a book I had written in elementary school. It’s called Rainbow Hunt. And in the back of the book I found an Author’s Note I had written. It said,

“Marcie Goldstein lives in Liverpool, NY and loves to write books. Someday she hopes to be a successful author.”

So, my advice to young writers everywhere would be, know that your dreams can come true. Even if people say it’s a long-shot. I’m living proof. So keep reading, keep writing, and never stop dreaming.

Q. Anything else you'd like to mention? What are you excited about these days?

Despite the recent global health crisis that has left us all indoors, I am excited to see how we will learn to build more community within our lives—even virtually. The creativity and innovation that has developed in the last few weeks has been extraordinarily inspiring. Like flowers between the pavement cracks, we will find ways. And a lot of beauty is going to grow from this.

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For more interviews, see my Inkygirl Interview Archive. Also see Advice For Young Writers and Illustrators, a compilation of tips generously offered by children's book creators I've interviewed over the years.

GIVEAWAY (U.S. only): Karla is giving away a copy of Marie Curie And The Power Of Persistence, written by Karla Valenti and illustrated by Annalisa Beghelli! *** ENTER HERE ***

Karla Arenas Valenti was born and raised in Mexico. Since then she has put down roots in a number of countries she now calls home: Japan, France, Germany, and the U.S. where she lives in the Chicagoland area with her husband and three kids. She writes picture books and middle grade novels. You can find out more about Karla at www.karlavalenti.com or connect with her on Facebook or Twitter @KV_writes.

I asked Karla to describe her book, and here's what she replied:

My Super Science Heroes is a picture book series for children ages 4-8. The series focuses on key scientists, but rather than defining those scientists by what they did (their achievements), we are choosing to highlight who they were (the traits that made those achievements possible).

This distinction is important as it allows readers (young and old) to re-frame what it means to “succeed” - in other words, you do not need to be a genius or Nobel-prize winner in order to be a hero in your own life. Arguably, what makes someone a hero is how they make use of their own “super powers” in pursuit of their dreams.

And what are these super powers?

The first one we chose to highlight is persistence.

Throughout her personal and professional life, Marie Curie encountered many societal and institutional limitations that threatened to block her progress. Rather than telling our young readers about these challenges, however, we chose to show them. Enter Mr. Opposition, a character designed to embody these counterforces and give Marie a chance to prove her persistence to all her fans and readers.

In this way, Marie’s ultimate success and notable achievements are not presented as the inevitable result of a gifted mind. Rather, we are honoring the tremendous effort she exhibited in never giving up on her dreams, a super power indeed.

Our next book focuses on the power of curiosity, exemplified by Alan Turing and his minion, Miss Enigma (due out Jan 2021).

My Super Science Heroes is unlike any other children’s book series focusing on historical figures, and we hope it will inspire countless of young scientists (and non-scientists) as they develop their own super powers.

Q: How did MARIE CURIE AND THE POWER OF PERSISTENCE get published?

This is a story about the unexpected surprises that come our way when we are open to any (and sometimes unconventional) opportunities.

I was living in Europe at the time, and a friend forwarded an open call for story submissions run by a non-profit science association. The Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) was looking for a creative way to raise funds to support their science initiatives, so they launched a contest for picture book submissions. The topic was a story about Marie Curie, but told in a way that would excite young readers about science

As a fiction writer, I was hesitant at first to submit a story on a non-fiction topic. However, I also viewed this as an opportunity to flex my creative wings, so I took the challenge and wrote a story about Marie Curie... the super hero.

As I researched her life, it became clear that, while she certainly accomplished a great deal as a scientist, her most notable achievement was her unwavering persistence in facing a number of challenges throughout her life. Persistence! A skill highly valued in the scientific community (and one present in all of us).

What if the book was about Marie Curie using her power of persistence to achieve great things in the scientific world?

What if she had an evil nemesis who lived in a craggy cave deep underground, and whose sole purpose was preventing the spread of knowledge?

What if he sent his minion, Mr. Opposition, to stop Marie in her heroic journey?

Thus was born the My Super Science Heroes series.

It was an unconventional premise, but I decided to submit the story. To my tremendous surprise, I won!

Working with Micaela Crespo Quesada (a super scientist herself) and the MCAA association, we identified the perfect illustrator for the project, Annalisa Beghelli. Her artwork brilliantly captured the super hero themes we wanted to explore. In a true collaboration, the three of us worked to bring this project to life.

Initially, the project was going to be funded exclusively through a global crowdsourcing campaign. Not only did we exceed our goal by 20%, but a couple weeks into the campaign, we received an offer by Kelly Barrales-Saylor at Sourcebooks for world rights.

Fast forward to today as we celebrate the world publication on April 7th of Marie Curie and the Power of Persistence.

Q. What advice do you have for young writers?

In a perhaps not-so-ironic twist, the most valuable piece of advice I can offer is to believe in the power of persistence. And I hesitate to say this is only relevant to young writers (since I myself only learned this as a writer after many years).

The journey I have taken to get to this point has not been a short (or always-joyful) one. Indeed, it has been more agonizing than not, more heart-breaking than uplifting, and certainly taken a lot longer than I expected.

There have been plenty of opportunities for me to give up and walk away (and if I'm honest, there have been moments in my life where I've had to do that). However, I am fiercely proud of this story because it feels like a real badge of honor; a testament to the courage it takes to pick up your "pen" and keep putting words to paper, despite everything standing in your way.

The truth is, we all have our own version of Mr. Opposition, and we all must do battle with the nemesis that intends to bring us down. But word by word, line by line, we can persist. That is no small thing.

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For more interviews, see my Inkygirl Interview Archive. Also see Advice For Young Writers and Illustrators, a compilation of tips generously offered by children's book creators I've interviewed over the years.

THE CURE

40 LIVE – CURÆTION-25 + ANNIVERSARY

DELUXE BOX, HARDBOOK DVD, HARDBOOK BLU-RAY, AND DIGITAL FORMATS

AVAILABLE FROM OCTOBER 18th

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PRE-ORDER NOW <HERE>

LONDON, August 8th — Less than a year before their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, The Cure celebrated their 40thanniversary. On October 18th 2019, Eagle Vision will present two special performances in which they commemorated this milestone, when 40 LIVE – CURÆTION-25 + ANNIVERSARY is released in a Limited Edition Deluxe Box (2Blu-ray+4CD, or 2DVD+4CD, each with 40-page book), on Limited Edition Hardbook 2Blu-ray or 2DVD (each with 16 page book), and standalone digital formats.

The first film — CURÆTION-25: From There To Here | From Here To There– was captured on the tenth and final night of the 25thMeltdown Festival (curated by lead singer Robert Smith) at London’s Royal Festival Hall in June 2018. Presented in HD with 5.1 surround sound, Smith, Simon Gallup, Jason Cooper, Roger O’Donnell, and Reeves Gabrels performed a song from each of their 13 studio albums in chronological order, displaying the evolution of The Cure’s music live on stage. At the core of the set, they broke the cycle with some new, unreleased songs – offering a glimpse into the band’s future – before retracing their steps with another song from each album, ending with “Boys Don’t Cry.”

Released in theatres globally only last week, ANNIVERSARY: 1978-2018 Live In Hyde Park London features the band’s acclaimed 29-song, 135-minute anniversary concert. Filmed in one of London’s Royal Parks to a crowd of 65,000 fans, The Cure presented a four-decade deep set on July 7, 2018, including “Just Like Heaven,” “Lovesong,” “High,” and “The End Of The World.” Adding to the experience, the band is back-dropped by giant screens displaying footage that complements the unique moods and emotive song writing that established The Cure as pioneers of alternative rock. The result is a concert that Rolling Stoneexpressed shows the “unique power in The Cure’s live performance.”

Directed by Tim Pope – the long-time collaborator behind many of The Cure’s music videos and their award-winning 1986 film In Orange– Anniversary is chronicled in 4K with a 5.1 surround sound mix by Robert Smith and Paul Corkett. Pope states “I went to rehearsals in a very cramped studio just the day before the show… I knew as the set list unfolded that the only way to show people The Real Cure was to capture not only the grand, epic dimension of their stage show, but also the close, intimate side of this band simply making music together.”

“This really was the perfect way to celebrate 40 years of the band,” Smith exclaimed. “It was a fabulous day none of us will ever forget!”

THE CURE: 40 LIVE – CURÆTION-25 + ANNIVERSARY limited edition Deluxe Box includes gatefold 2x Blu-ray/DVD and 4x CDs, covering both concerts with nearly 9 hours of content, plus a 40 page hardback book. The limited edition Hardbook includes 2x Blu-rays/DVDs and 16 page booklet. CURÆTION-25 and ANNIVERSARY are available as standalone concerts on Digital

CURÆTION-25:

From There To Here | From Here To There

1.     Three Imaginary Boys
2.     At Night
3.     Other Voices
4.     A Strange Day
5.     Bananafishbones
6.     A Night Like This
7.     Like Cockatoos
8.     Pictures Of You
9.     High
10.   Jupiter Crash
11.   39
12.   Us Or Them
13.   It’s Over
14.   It Can Never Be The Same
15.   Step Into The Light
16.   The Hungry Ghost
17.   alt.end
18.   The Last Day Of Summer
19.   Want
20.   From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea
21.   Disintegration
22.   If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
23.   Sinking
24.   Shake Dog Shake
25.   One Hundred Years
26.   Primary
27.   A Forest
28.   Boys Don’t Cry


ANNIVERSARY:

1978-2018 Live In Hyde Park London

1.     Plainsong
2.     Pictures Of You
3.     High
4.     A Night Like This
5.     The Walk
6.     The End Of The World
7.     Lovesong
8.     Push
9.     Inbetween Days
10.   Just Like Heaven
11.   If Only Tonight
12.   Play For Today
13.   A Forest
14.   Shake Dog Shake
15.   Burn
16.   Fascination Street
17.   Never Enough
18.   From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea
19.   Disintegration
20.   Lullaby
21.   Caterpillar
22.   Friday I’m In Love
23.   Close To Me
24.   Why Can’t I Be You
25.   Boys Don’t Cry
26.   Jumping Someone Else’s Train
27.   Grinding Halt
28.   10:15 Saturday Night
29.   Killing an Arab

いつも応援ありがとうございます。

いよいよ3月4日5日に10周年を飾る最後のＬＩＶＥ！10th Anniversary LIVE"GIG"2017-THE FINAL-が開催されます。
このライブは加藤和樹作詞・加藤和樹作詞作曲のみで構成された10周年集大成の2日間です。

両日ともチケット完売になっているため急遽、3月5日にはニコニコ動画にて初のＬＩＶＥ生配信をいたします。

まだ加藤和樹のＬＩＶＥを見たことがない方、今回のライブに残念ながら来れなかった方、観てコメントして楽しんでください。

【ニコニコ動画生配信】

3月5日16時より配信開始

http://live.nicovideo.jp/watch/lv290796700

さらに加藤和樹がＭＣをつとめる「ＫＫチャンネル」ではチャンネル会員向けにLIVE本編中「KAZUKIだけカメラ」が発動！

LIVE中、ずっと加藤和樹さんだけを追い続けるカメラを視聴いただくことができます。PCの方は、2窓（2つプラウザを開いて）でお楽しみください。

【ニコ動ＫＫチャンネル・KAZUKIだけカメラ】

http://live.nicovideo.jp/watch/lv291062812

お楽しみください！

◇■◇■ＴＨＥ　ＦＩＮＡＬのＱ＆Ａ情報◇■◇■

Q:物販はいつから始まりますか？
A:物販の時間は下記になります。

＜物販開始時間＞
◇3月4日（土）14：30～16：30
◇3月5日（日）13：30～15：30

※公演当日分在庫商品が無くなり次第物販は終了いたします。

※ＦＣに入会されると次回からのライブグッズは会員先行にてライブ当日までに自宅配送され、ライブ当日に並ばず欲しい商品が必ず手に入る特典がございますのでご利用ください。

Q.販売される商品は
A.グッズは下記になります。

＜ＴＨＥ　ＦＩＮＡＬグッズ＞
◇Tシャツ（カラー：黒×水色（蓄光つき）/サイズ：S.M.L)　3200円

※蓄光がついたＴシャツ。暗闇で光ります

◇Tシャツ（カラー：ネイビー×ピンク/サイズ：S.M.L)　3200円

◇タオルマフラー　2100円（ジャガード織・今治産）

◇ステンレスボトル　2300円

冷たい飲み物も温かい飲み物も持ち歩けるボトル（容量280ml)

＜Team Kグッズ＞
◇折りたたみ傘　3500円

ついに登場！待望の傘は晴雨兼用・傘袋は濡れたままバックインできる仕様です。

◇シューズから着替えまで入れられるマルチケース　男性用　1300円　女性用　1200円

旅先や学校行事などではシューズケースとして、さらにはたっぷりマチ付なので着替えなどの整理ケースとしても使える便利グッズ。

◇日めくりカレンダー「ＥＶＥＲＹＤＡＹ　ＫＡＺＵＫＩ」　2100円

加藤和樹歌詞を日めくりで楽しむカレンダー

＜旧商品＞

◇ブランケット（夏のクーラーのひざ掛けに！）　2000円
◇ライブバック（ライブから普段の買い物まで使えます！カラー：黒/赤）　3500円

＜その他＞
◇周年ライブ限定「ＫＡＺＵ★ＫＵＪＩ」　1口　400円　※1回５口まで引くことができます。
※この1年の分も追加し、約540種のPHOTO＋チェキなどがランダムに引け、同じ絵柄はなかなか出てこない“ＫＡＺＵ★ＫＵＪＩ”。
中には加藤和樹＆THE DRASTICS直筆サインパネル、
ライブ終演後本人との面会出来ちゃう券などのレア景品も入っています！

◇チャリティーステッカー
「Pray for KUMAMOTO」と書かれたステッカーを募金していただいた方にはお配りしています。

Q:ライブ時間はどのくらいですか？
A:ライブの時間は140分前後になります。

Q:注意事項はありますか？
A:
・光るもの、鳴り物は禁止しております。また、録音録画も禁止です。
・荷物の多い方は、予めコインロッカーなどにお預けください。
・前の人を押し出しする行為をしないようお願いいたします。

Q:物販は開場中、終演後でも購入できますか？
A:基本、購入できるようにしておりますが、数量が無くなり次第終了いたします。

Q:チケットAの引換はどこになりますか？
A:【ＶＯＩＣＥ受付】にて引換をいたします。入場前に必ず受け取ってから入場列に並んでください。

Q:当日券はありますか？
A:当日券の発売はございません。

Q:お花などを送りたいのですが。。。
A:今回はお花は会場の都合上お断りいたしております。

Q:プレゼントを渡したいのですが。。。
A:会場ロビーにプレゼント箱を用意しております。但し、本人に渡すまでに日数がかかりますので食べ物系などはお断りさせていただきます。　

2日間に渡る10周年finalのday2終わりました！

いつも応援ありがとうございます。

いよいよ10月27日よりKazuki Kato Live"GIG"TOUR2018後半戦が開催されます。

下記、注意事項や物販情報などをご確認ください。
 

◇■◇■Kazuki Kato Live"GIG"TOUR2018のＱ＆Ａ◇■◇■

Q.名古屋・大阪・豊洲ＬＩＶＥは立ち上がっていいのですか？

A.指定席にはなっていますが着席指定ではありませんので、通常のライブと同様、立ち上がって叫んでタオルまわしてストレス発散して楽しんでください。

Q:物販はいつから始まりますか？
A:物販の時間は下記になります。

＜物販開始時間＞

・10/27（土） 金沢 AZ  14:30～16:30（予定）

・10/28（日） 名古屋 ダイアモンドホール　14:30～16:30（予定）

・10/30（火） 京都 MUSE  15:30～17:30（予定）

・10/31（水） 神戸 VARIT.  15:30～17:30（予定）

・11/02（金） 広島 CLUB QUATTRO  15:30～17:30（予定）

・11/04（日） 福岡 DRUM LOGOS  14:30～16:30（予定）

・11/06（火） 新横浜 NEW SIDE BEACH  15:00～17:30（予定）

・11/09（金） 大阪 Zepp Namba  15:00～17:30（予定）

・11/11（日） 豊洲 PIT  14:00～16:30（予定）

※公演当日分在庫商品が無くなり次第物販は終了いたします。

※ＦＣに入会されると次回からのライブグッズは会員先行にてライブ当日までに自宅配送され、ライブ当日に並ばず欲しい商品が必ず手に入る特典がございますのでご利用ください。

Q.販売される商品は
A.グッズは下記になります。
◇Tシャツ（カラー：ターコイズ・グレー/サイズ：S.M.L)　3200円

◆<NEW>Tシャツ（カラー：カーキ/サイズ：S.M.L)　3200円

◆<NEW>レディスドルマンTシャツ（カラー：ブラック/サイズ：フリー)　3500円

◇タオルマフラー　2100円（ジャガード織・今治産）

◆<NEW>タオルマフラー　2100円（ジャガード織・今治産）

◆<NEW>ヘアカフ　1000円（カラー：ハートパープル・ハートブラウン/スクエアブルー・スクエアブラウン）

◆<NEW>肩掛けキャンパスバック　1800円

◆<NEW>肘掛トートバック　1800円

◆<NEW>和はんかち＜秋＞（コスモス・トンボ）　800円

ガーゼ素材＆やわらかさ重視糸の日本製。

◇デニムトートバック（カラー：ブルー・ネイビー)4500円

◇デニムポーチ（カラー：ブルー・ネイビー)1800円

夏好評だった使いやすいトートとメイク道具や文房具もばっちり入るポーチ

◇ジャガードハンドタオル（カラー：グリーン・ピンク・イエロー)1200円

吸水性ばっちりのハンドタオル加藤も愛用・必須アイテムです！

◇和はんかち＜夏＞（ひまわり・金魚・花火）　800円

ガーゼ素材＆やわらかさ重視糸の日本製。

◇Ｂ５版パンフレット　1500円(夏バージョン）

夏ＴＯＵＲはアルバム制作についてとアルバム制作スタッフの座談会入りのパンフレット。広げるとＢ２ポスター！

※夏パンフレットの収益は西日本豪雨災害の被災者支援のため日本赤十字社に義援金として寄付いたします。

◆Ｂ５版パンフレット　1500円(秋バージョンはライブの話）

秋TOURはライブ構成を担当したローディーの望月氏やメンバー座談会との対談入りのパンフレット。広げると加藤和樹＆THE Drasticsの2019年版B2カレンダー付

◆<NEW>卓上カレンダー 2100円

※ニュース通信社から販売になっているB4版カレンダーも数量限定で販売いたします。(2700円）

◇Peachブランケット　2000円

久々登場！かわいいPeachのフワフワブランケットです

＜その他グッズ＞

◇和はんかち＜春＞　(うめ・さくら各２色）　800円

◇ストール（ネイビー・グレー）　2300円

寒暖差の激しい時には大活躍！

◇Pinky Ring　（月・星各2色）　700円

夏に好評だったプチプラアクセはいかがでしょうか？

※星ゴールドは完売になりました。

◇チケットファイル（2種1セット）　2000円

チケットと特典をひとつにまとめて思い出をファイルしましょう
 

◇TeamKモイスチャー・アルガンオイル　3000円

◇TeamKモイスチャー・クリームＥＸ　3200円

◇TeamKモイスチャー・マスク（2枚入り・500円/4枚入り　1000円）

おなじみTeamKシリーズはこれからの乾燥時期には絶対お役にたちます。

お友達にも是非紹介してくださいね！

＜その他＞

◇「KAZU△くじ」　1口　500円　※1度で6回まで引くことができます。
※今回のくじは「三角くじ」

【特賞・A～F賞・参加賞】の８つの賞があります。

と商品は全部で３０アイテムあるのでで何回引いても楽しいかも。

特賞　加藤和樹＆THE Drastics直筆サイン入り写真（２Lサイズ・台紙入）

A賞　　おすわりＰＥＡＣＨストラップ

B賞　　ステージ使用の和樹とお揃いブレスレット（全6種）

C賞　　加藤和樹＆THE DrasticsのクランチBOX（ホノグラム仕様のLIVEフォトカード入／全6種）

D賞　　和はんかち（冬）2種

E賞　　ツアー限定巾着

F賞　　PEACH&KAZUKIアクリルキーホルダー(全12種）

参加賞　　Peachクリアファイル(A4/A5版2種入）

＜その他【ＦＣ会員限定】＞

◆各会場ＦＣブースにて「ＦＣ会員限定オリジナルポストカード」をプレゼントします

会員証とチケットを忘れずにお持ちください.

※ポストカードは夏と同じになります。

Q:ライブ時間はどのくらいですか？
A:

公演は130分前後を予定しております。

Q:注意事項はありますか？
A:
・光るもの、鳴り物は禁止しております。

・録音録画も禁止です。発見次第ご退場いただきます。
・荷物の多い方は、予めコインロッカーなどにお預けください。
・前の人を押し出しする行為をしないようお願いいたします。

・過去、我慢をして倒れられる方もいらっしゃいましたので、気分が悪くなった場合は無理をせず早めに涼しい会場外に退出するようお願いします。

・ライブハウス公演で会場内フロアに荷物を置くことによる場所取りは、他のお客様のご迷惑になりますので、ご遠慮ください。

・演出上、エリアによっては水しぶきがかかる場合がございます。

Q:物販は開場中、終演後でも購入できますか？
A:基本、購入できるようにしておりますが、各会場予定数量が無くなり次第終了いたします。

Q:チケットはまだありますか？当日券はありますか？
A:現在、チケットぴあ・ローソンチケット・イープラスでも販売はされております。

当日券の発売は若干ございます。開場60分前より販売いたします。

Q:お花などを送りたいのですが。。。
A:会場の都合上、名古屋・大阪・豊洲会場のみ飾らせていただきます。

Q:ＣＤ即売などはありますか
A:販売ございます。終演後は購入者握手会が予定されております。詳細はテイチクＨＰにてご確認ください。

テイチクＨＰ

Q:プレゼントを渡したいのですが。。。
A:申し訳ございませんが、今回のTOURはお手紙以外のプレゼントはお預かりできません。

プレゼントなどは事務所にお送りくださいますようお願いいたします。

楽しいＬＩＶＥになりますように出演者・スタッフ一同お待ち申し上げております。

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Start each day of your outdoor adventure with a piping hot cup of coffee or tea in one of our Farmers' Almanac Campfire Mugs. Each mug is 14 ounces, made out of lightweight but sturdy steel, and can be used to sip your favorite drink, or eat baked beans by the fire.

In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Princeton is evaluating scenarios for campus operations next academic year. While no decisions have been made yet, the Academic Year 2021 Coordinating Committee is preparing for a number of options based on federal and state health guidelines.

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The following summarize enforcement actions the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Region 10 office completed in January and February of 2020. The concluding legal document(s) typically provide details of the case and are included at the end of each summary.

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ABTA accused of acting like a quasi-regulator

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Inmates were coughing and sneezing, and guards wore no personal protective equipment, said Hassan Chunn, 46, who fears the disease is spreading through the Metropolitan Detention Center.

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