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...Pilots (9:50), and Boston Lonely (9:00). T.T. The Bear’s Place. 11:30 p.m. Tickets available cash-only at the door or by phone, (617) 492-BEAR, $9. (DFH)Wednesday, Nov. 9Harvard Glee Club With the Academic Male Voice Choir of Helsinki. The Harvard Glee Club (HGC) joins with the Academic Male Voice Choir of Helsinki, Finland as they complete their American tour. Sanders Theatre. 8 p.m. Tickets available at the Harvard Box Office, (617) 496-2222, $14 general $7 students/senior citizens. (LAM)Longwave, Giant Drag, Emergency Music, and The Auto Interiors. The Middle East promises...
...show murmuring. At the front of the hall, the last pieces of percussion clattered as the sole stagehand strung a rope between two beams. A pot, a cookie tin, a goblet, and a candlestick dangled, ready for fun.Then, one-by-one, the members of Architecture in Helsinki tromped into the open. In the crowd, whispers rose to roars and cheers into screams. While the guitars were slung over the musicians’ shoulders and the heels of the hipsters rose up to see the prize, “Neverevereverdid” clanged to life.“I love Australians...
...plastered on billboards nationwide, Liu lost his athletic focus, spending less time in training and consequently injuring his knee. Nevertheless, by the summer, Liu's off-track burden had eased, and in August the 22-year-old hurdler strode back onto the medal podium: at the World Championships in Helsinki, he came a close second to France's Ladji Doucour?. And on Sept. 17, Liu raced to victory in front of a jubilant home crowd at the prestigious Shanghai Golden Grand Prix, defeating U.S. hurdling legend Allen Johnson. Trust China's fleet-footed boy to give that old story...
...could even help win back the eyeballs of a younger generation of gadget-oriented entertainment buffs who are spending more time with the Web, mobiles and MP3 players than they are in front of a living-room set. The O2 trial is one of dozens around the world, from Helsinki to Pittsburgh to Seoul, to test the feasibility of broadcasting TV programs to mobile phones. Lots of companies would like to see the trials succeed. Handset firms like Nokia stand to sell more - and more expensive - gadgets, after seeing sales of more ordinary phones slow recently; broadcasters could enjoy...
...Acehnese have survived on faith and little else. Now, finally, they may have something more tangible to hope for. On Aug. 15, representatives of the Indonesian government and the rebels of the Free Aceh Movement (known by its Indonesian acronym, G.A.M.) are scheduled to sign a peace treaty in Helsinki, the fruit of months of hard bargaining. Both sides have made concessions on points that had killed previous talks, and there's little debate about what brought about the new flexibility: the tsunami. To be sure, "it was also the democratization in Indonesia," says one of the principal G.A.M. negotiators...