One of the best ideas of the ever-imaginative Chashama producers is their free annual "Oasis" dance marathon.
(Anderson Meredith Monkk in Conversation (Monday) This unclassifiable and ever-imaginative composer, singer, choreographer, dancer and director performs selections from her repertory and discusses her career with the arts curator John Killacky.
In truth, the Jets rarely needed to rush more than four players to succeed, a downsizing for the ever-imaginative coach Rex Ryan that just seemed like so much more.
Hawksmoor, 157 Commerical Street, London E1. 020 7426 4856 *** An open book The ever-imaginative restaurateur Russell Norman, the father of the Polpo mini-chain of Italian bacaros in London, has done something ever so clever with his new 140-recipe cookbook and guide to the bacaros of Venice.
Elsewhere in the country, creative minds are finding ever more imaginative ways to produce food in our cities.
If New York is to become a truly modern city, it might follow the lead of private industry, pushing sponsorship into ever more imaginative arenas.
Under previous management, Pickering says there was a "focus on adding costs to the vehicle" by inventing ever more imaginative features.
One former fan, a mother of three in the dormitory town of Karaj, west of Tehran, amuses her family by raining new and ever more imaginative curses on the president when he appears on television.
But it needn't be so: thanks to the upsurge in popularity of "glamping" (glamorous camping), the accommodation options for enjoying the great outdoors have become ever more imaginative.
From the luxury hotels stubbornly keeping up high standards, to the market vendors and shopkeepers thinking up ever more imaginative special offers, to the Malagasy women stockpiling handicrafts for the day the tourists return.
TfL is becoming ever more imaginative about the bits of Tube stations it will sell off to advertisers – including, now, the space between escalators and the gates of the exit barriers.
