QUESTION FROM TOBIAS: Is there any compelling reason to continue to fund embryonic-stem-cell research given its seemingly unbroken track record of failures to produce any encouraging results, while adult-stem-cell research has already produced dozens of clinical treatments?
In Comcast's favor, as it makes its case, is an unbroken track record of success before regulators, most notably its 2009 acquisition of NBC Universal.
9.16pm BST This is the scene I always think of when I think of Shaun of the Dead – the long unbroken shot tracking from Shaun's house to the newsagent.
Its centrepiece is an unbroken 13-minute tracking shot as the pair are summoned to the school on what seems a routine call.
Not so long ago, the first season of True Detective featured an unbroken six-minute tracking shot along a quiet street in the aftermath of a drug deal gone wrong, leading the internet to explode with praise and near-immediate canonization as if the stylization was the first of its kind.
They play the album as an unbroken continuum, one track flowing into the next.
And so the greatest pleasures of his versions of "Meditação," "Insensatez" and others all come in the middle of each the track, in unbroken carpet-weaves of music.
These two innocents, with no experience in city planning, politics, finance, engineering, horticulture or design, started with a romantic fascination with the 22 unbroken blocks of elevated tracks: "The rusting Art Deco railings gave it a sense of lost beauty, and the spaces underneath were very dramatic; they had a dark, gritty, industrial quality, and a lofty, church-like quality as well".
The synthy intros to many tracks promise Eno-esque esoterics but really lyrics and hooks are to the fore, with catchy contenders in opener Unbroken Sequence and the title track (which boasts an arty video inspired by a 1973 piece by American choreographer Trisha Brown).
In many ways, the DVD version of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band offers the ultimate means for encountering the legendary album on the occasion of its 50th birthday celebration: as a singular, unbroken experience as one fabled track bleeds into another, finally punctuated by the climactic piano chord that brings the album to its crashing, unparalleled conclusion.
Upon being introduced by none other than Tarzan Zerbini, Ringmaster John Herriott would appear atop his high school horse striding down the hippodrome track in a perfect passage into a floating trot, all while announcing -- voice unbroken, making his way around the entire track with the horse giving a final bow and Herriott bellowing, "It's circus time!" The audience erupted.
