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Who says Facebook is the province of the young? Increasingly, the 30something bosses of naive recent college grads are proving adept at turning the social network against its earliest adopters. Kevin Colvin, an intern at Anglo Irish Bank's North American arm, was busted when he told his manager, Paul Davis, that he'd miss work due to what colleagues took to be a "family emergency". Davis turned up the photo above, freshly posted to Facebook from the Halloween party Colvin apparently missed work to attend, and attached it to his reply, copying the rest of the office as he did it. The email thread is now spreading around the net. After the jump, the entireJazz on the Vine

About four years ago, East End Arts Council Executive Director Patricia Snyder decided the North Fork’s Winter Festival could use a little more pizzazz, so she and the Executive Director of the Long Island Wine Council, Steve Bates, turned what appeared to be a general plea for winter tourism on Long Island’s East End into a month long celebration of international music and local wines called “Jazz on the Vine.”

What Jazz on the Vine has become since its inception is a free world-class jazz festival featuring the music of Grammy nominated and award winning performers such as stride-piano player Judy Carmichael, South African bass guitarist Bakithi Kumalo and Brazilian bassist Nilson Matta. One that has succeeded in luring both musicians and audiences from all over