anything goes

While filming Torchwood and performing live he has also found time to dictate his memoirs to his sister Carole for a biography, Anything Goes.

ACTOR John Barrowman will be in Cardiff to sign copies of his autobiography Anything Goes.

While half of Germany's 7,500-mile highway system has speed limits, the "anything goes" stretches of the autobahn are the world's fastest roads; one driver recently bragged about pushing his Porsche to 187 mph--the speed of a commercial jet taking off.

Teaching unions say that as parents are increasingly likely to sue if anything goes wrong, their members are unwilling to put their careers and reputations at risk.

Opposition parties on Monday blasted the decision by the ruling Liberal Democratic Party earlier in the day to readmit 11 independent lawmakers it ousted last year over a policy dispute, saying that anything goes with the dominant party.

The panic--and there can be no other word that adequately describes what automakers have been experiencing on and off for the past 20 years--that has set in is such that anything goes in order to right the ship.

Anything Goes at a North East theatre next week as Jennifer Bradbury discovers

COLE PORTER'S Anything Goes hit the Empire Theatre in Liverpool last week, with Mickey Starke.

How to answer to history in a moment when "anything goes" remains a fundamental question, but it's the somewhat unexpected, unsentimental, and non-nostalgic "return" to those heroics that makes Martin's own investigation prepossessing, especially freshened with the bracing antiheroic potential of Agnes Martin, Ree Morton, and Mary Heilmann, and with the grubby energy of the street.

Breaking my back just to know your name Seventeen tracks and I've had it with this game I'm breaking my back just to know your name But heaven ain't close in a place like this Anything goes but don't blink you might miss Cause heaven ain'tclose in a place like this I said heaven ain't close in a place like this Bring it back down, bring it back down tonight Never thought I'd let a rumor ruin my moonlight Entries to: John Dingwall, Daily Record, One Central Quay, Glasgow G3 8DA or email j.dingwall@ dailyrecord.co.uk

If you can get to only one event at this year's Oregon Festival of American Music, "Anything Goes" might be the one to see.

They are now going to be screened and if found suitable, they can start wind testing within a couple of months (followed) by a whole round of environmental assessment before anything goes up."

In his introduction, Pawlak asserts that, because we live in an age when "the vocabulary and techniques of advertising have been appropriated to serve political agendas," one of the most important tasks of poetry is to "reclaim truth for language." Anything goes when it comes to format, and the street language and imagery match the ugly subject matter: "The muddy Mississippi with its chemical effluvia"; "My grandmother heavy with tumors"; a newborn baby who comes out looking like "2 pounds of soggy grapes." What the poems lack in prettiness, they make up for with gut-wrenching honesty and a dumpster full of righteous anger.

The trade show was conducted in the manner that trade shows should be conducted--free beer for all, and anything goes ...

Why not, if anything goes? The last chapter is on Paradise Lost, which Hopkins thinks erases Christ's mother in part because "Mary" evokes Catholic queens.