Mort Sahl

December 13, 2008

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Mort Sahl Concert Rescheduled Mort Sahl The Mort Sahl Concert has been rescheduled for Sunday, February 8th at 7pm. A comedy legend, Sahl literally revolutionized the stand-up form, leading the transition from tame jokes to dark satire. Sahl would unassumingly appear onstage in a sweater, carrying a newspaper – and then launch into a non-stop delivery that showcased a keen political awareness, fearless criticism of the government, and a willingness to draw on his own personal experience. In 1960, TIME magazine pictured Sahl on its cover, calling him "the patriarch of a new school of comedians." He was the first humorist to earn this honor. Lenny Bruce, Woody Allen and Jay Leno have all cited Sahl as having a major influence on their comedy. He ranks 40th on Comedy Central's top 100 greatest stand-up comedians of all time. An unflinching critic of American politics, Sahl has had a longstanding non-partisan approach to his political humor, satirizing every president from Eisenhower to Clinton. He wrote speeches for John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan, and has worked on the campaigns of Bill Bradley and George W. Bush. In today's arena of political humor that includes "The Daily Show" and The Onion, Mort Sahl's comedy is more timely than ever.

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December 13, 2008 Travel Dispatch

Travel Utopia by the Sea By PATRICIA LEIGH BROWN A cluster of homes on the California coast called Sea Ranch lifts the souls of design aficionados with its style forged by A-list architects and its deference to nature. Slide Show: A Seaside Experiment Travel Guide: Sonoma Valley » Interest Guide: Architecture » Journeys Le Tour du Chocolat By AMY THOMAS Take a decadent, two-wheeled tour of the best chocolate boutiques in Paris. Find a molten chocolate fountain, cocoa-dusted ganache and more. Interactive: The City of Light and Dark Chocolate Travel Guide: Paris » Interest Guide: Food and Wine » ADVERTISEMENT 36 Hours in Lisbon By ELAINE SCIOLINO The city is flaunting its playful side these days, from edgy design shops to chic late-night lounges that have turned this old port city into a youthful place to party. Slide Show: A Weekend in Lisbon Travel Guide: Lisbon » Weekend in New York The Weekender’s Weekender Plugs the Last Holes By SETH KUGEL After living in the city for 15 years, the author does six iconic activities he’s never done for his final Weekend in New York column. Slide Show: Seth Kugel's Weekend Finale Travel Guide: New York City » Frugal Traveler In the Village of the Zapatistas By MATT GROSS The Frugal Traveler, Matt Gross, enters an enclave run by an armed, largely indigenous rebel group in the highlands of Chiapas, Mexico. MORE TRAVEL The Local Flavor of Helsinki’s Food Revival Renewing Lille, Fashionably Hotel Review: The Rhinecliff in the Hudson Valley A Lesson of Mumbai: Have a Safety Plan Tour Companies Respond A New W Hotel in a Hong Kong Skyscraper Go to Travel » Escapes American Journeys | Gila National Forest, New Mexico Walking a Dream of Desolation By KEITH MULVIHILL In Southwestern New Mexico, more than 750,000 acres of unspoiled terrain form the heart of the Gila National Forest — 3.3 million acres of publicly owned forest and range land. Interactive Graphic: Exploring New Mexico’s Gila Wilderness Travel Guide: New Mexico » The Simple Life By SHIVANI VORA In upstate New York, ashrams and Buddhist monasteries offer low-cost peace, quiet and order to the stressed, harried and not necessarily religious. Slide Show: Spiritual Retreats in Upstate New York Travel Guide: Catskills » Ski Report Shedding the Mud-Puddle Look By BILL PENNINGTON This season’s ski gear is undergoing a color liberation movement with eye-blinking neons in orange, green and pink. Interest Guide: Skiing » Readers’ Suggestions for Lisbon Have you been to Lisbon? Readers can share their suggestions where to stay, where to eat and what to do in our online guide. Here are a few comments we’ve received: “On a recent trip to Lisbon my husband and I decided to do our sight seeing by bike and ended up renting high end bikes from www.cycling-rentals.com. We cycled along the coast in nearby Cascais to beautiful Guincho beach then up to the mountains of Sintra. The bikes they supplied were excellent were fantastic and the scenery breathtaking!” - Deirdre “My wife and I spent part of our ’07 honeymoon in Lisbon, where we discovered a great restaurant called Sul. Can’t recommend it highly enough. Outstanding food and the best dessert I had anywhere in Europe. Warm and crowded with surly service and virtually no English, we were the only tourists in the place both nights we went.” - onepirate Share your suggestions: Where to Stay | Where to Eat | What to Do Get home delivery of The New York Times for as low as $3.15 a week.

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