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Tuesday, February 24 2004  
Fix It
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It seems the world is presently overflowing with people (Wot us??!) prepared to tell you just how fabulously we could lead our lives if only we knew the right places, right people, and had enough money.

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There are still tickets for the Counting Crows this night at Hammersmith Apollo. 7pm. Queen Caroline St, W6. £30. 0870 606 3400 or online.

Go watch a great tradition & do your bit for charity at the Great Spitalfields Pancake Race at lunch. 12:30pm. Old Spitalfields Market, E1. Free.

Last week, The Sunday Times introduced us to the world's most exclusive 'fixers' (aka connected multi-taskers/ass lickers) and the week prior saw the launch of travel style guide Navigator, Wallpaper's latest venture, arming you with the tools to 'fix' a trip yourself. One-upmanship doesn't come easy these days.

But today the boys from Quintessentially - Ben Elliot, Aaron Simpson and Luca del Bono, with a helping hand from Tom Parker Bowles (wonder why Prince Charlie will be attending the launch party?) - add a print version of their services to the 'fix-it' world.

If you still haven't heard of Quintessentially (who are you?), the "Global Private Members Club" promises to organise pretty much any experience you desire (fancy holidays, entry to nightclubs, kebabs, limousines, that sort of thing) should you fork out for the annual fee.

You may not be willing to pay the dues (at 650 quid upwards per year), but if you can read Quintessentially's tips on How To Lord It, for the price of a mag, that can't be bad at all.

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Indie night Feet First ends its residency at Camden Palace with a gig by Danish punk duo the Raveonettes. 10pm. 1a Camden Road, NW1. £6.

The influential artist Charles Ray in talk at Tate Modern. 6:30pm. Bankside, SE1. £7. 020 7887 8888 or online.

Starproducer Dimitri Tikovoi presents stellar solo project Trash*Palace at the Social's Tourette. 7-11pm. 5 Little Portland Street, W1. Free.

Exquisite jazz and awesome trumpet playing at RFH from the Tomasz Stanko Septet. 7:45pm. Belvedere Rd, SE1. £15. 0870 401 8181 or here.

Q magazine by Quintessentially - out today
Available at select newsstands and WH Smith

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Shrove Tuesday is carnival time, so join London School of Samba at Bar Rumba for some boogeying. 9pm-3am. 36 Shaftesbury Av, W1. £5.
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