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Vice President Joe Biden gave a shout-out to the common man at the annual conference of the AFL-CIO Executive Council on March 5.
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The dust has settled on the Christmas sales of books, e-readers and tablets and some interesting figures have emerged.
In the UK, over £75m was spent on printed books in the week leading up to Christmas. This was an increase of 19.3% on the previous week and up 1% on the same week in 2011. The figures represent a three-year high for hard copy book sales in the UK.
In the US, the latest Pew Internet figures show another increase in the numbers of people reading digital books – an increase from 16% of the US adult population a year ago to 23% by the end of 2012. 33% of Americans now own a tablet or e-reader device.
Borrowing of e-books from libraries in the US is also continuing to increase as is the public's awareness of e-book offerings available in public libraries.
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• A growth of 'author collectives'
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Oklahoma Meteorologists say a killer tornado dwarfs the power of the Hiroshima bomb. To survive a tornado, a tornado shelter can come in handy.
T.J. Halford has had a tornado shelter since 2006. He is an insurance agent and horse breeder, who lives north of Brandon in rural Rankin County.
Halford has the underground shelter, because his sister, told him he could get the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency to pay most of the cost. He is really proud of his shelter and took us on a tour.
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(ELIZABETHTOWN, KY) -- On Wednesday, April 24, 2013, at 4:40 pm ET, Kentucky State Police Post 4 investigated an injury collision at the intersection of Hardinsburg Road and North Long Grove Road, 4 miles west of Cecilia. A 2006 Nissan passenger vehicle, operated by Quinn F. Pearl, 75, of Elizabethtown, KY, was traveling north on North Long Grove Road when the vehicle entered the path of a 2007 Ford F-150 traveling east on Hardinsburg Road, operated by Christopher D. Wadrip, 43, of Hudson, KY. The Nissan failed to yield the right of way to the F-150. The F-150 struck the Nissan in the driver's side and the Nissan then struck a unoccupied parked 1988 Chevrolet pickup. The Nissan came to final rest facing in a northward direction in the yard of 4282 Hardinsburg Road. Mr. Pearl was flown from the scene to University of Louisville Hospital with life threatening injuries. The Nissan's passenger, Sherry S. Pearl, 69, of Elizabethtown, KY was treated at the scene by Hardin County EMS, transported to Hardin Memorial Hospital and later flown to University of Louisville Hospital with life threatening injuries. Mr. Wadrip was transported by Hardin County EMS to the Hardin Memorial Hospital with minor injuries. The investigation into this crash is ongoing by Trooper Scotty R. Sharp. Trooper Sharp was assisted at the scene by Det. Jason Propes, Trooper Dennis Oldham, Hardin County EMS, West 86 Volunteer Fire Department, Elizabethtown Fire Department, and Air Methods.


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An assortment of shrimp cocktail, snow crab claws, lobster and crab salads. (Minimum 2 people.) Lobster also available.
Toasted French bread spread with basil pesto topped with fresh Roma tomatoes, and chopped red onion marinated in olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Finished with grated Parmesan cheese.
Fresh crawfish tail meat dusted in Cajun flour and flash-fried. Served with cocktail sauce.
Green Lip mussels sautéed in a white wine shallot cream sauce.
Large Gulf shrimp battered in coconut and deep-fried. Served with a tangy lime sauce and pineapple rings.
Five Large Gulf shrimp served with a tangy cocktail sauce and lemons.
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Slow-roasted "fall off the bone" ribs brushed with Brett's Secret Mississippi barbecue sauce and finished on the grill. Served over fried-onion straws. With creamy coleslaw and choice of potato.
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Twin 4 oz chicken breasts lightly dusted in flour and sauteed in a lemon, butter, and capers sauce. Served with garlic mashed potatoes.
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"To The Beach" in Seagrove Beach
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community Rollin Tide Villas
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 630 - $ 875 / week
$ 950 - $ 950 / month
vacation rental description
2014 Calendar Open Book Now for best dates Spring Break/Summer
Beautifully decorated condo just steps from the pool with outdoor lanai that overlooks
lovely landscaped pool area. Unique design of the pool and small quiet complex
invite you to really relax and enjoy your vacation. The white sugar sand beaches of the
Gulf of Mexico are a 5-6 minute walk with a great beach cart provided to bring your refresh-
ments, towels and toys to the water's edge.
The unit provides everything but your toothbrush and bathing suit, from cookware to
BBQ grill on site, all linens, toaster oven, microwave, 2 TV's DVD/ CD player, pool toys,
family and adult games, books and washer/dryer in the unit.
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condo rental amenities
This is a first floor unit so it's easy to negotiate for small children and older adults. Also
convenient if you bring a pet, the doggy 'station' is just steps away with refuse bags
provided. Pets MUST be treated with Advantage or similar. Pets are NOT allowed on the beach (anywhere on 30-A) or in the pool enclosure. There is a full kitchen with
dining table for four and two stools at the counter. Terrific comfy king bed and queen
pull out sofa will accomodate 4. Apartment size washer/dryer. No detergent provided.
activities and attractions in Seagrove Beach Gulf Coast North
This area is renowned for it's sugar sand beaches. Awarded National prizes for clean-
liness and beauty this is called the "Emerald Coast. There is a bike path that meanders
all along Hwy 30-A and more paths in the numerous state parks right or 30-A app for Iphone and Ipad. Lots of info on that source.
Also is Grayton State park with beautiful lagoons for kayaking and latest rage, YOLO boards. Everything from fine
dining to mouth watering sandwiches are everywhere, however you will not find the
McDonalds type fast food chains.
There are concerts on the green in Seaside, a Farmers' Market every Saturday, movies
on Friday nights, reporatory theater, art galleries and beautiful shops all biking
distance from the condo. All season are different events, check local paper.
vacation rental rates
Spring/Summer $115.00 - $125.00/nite
Fall (Aug 15 - Oct 15) 100.00/nite
Winter ( Oct 16 - Dec 31) 90.00/nite
Long Term, Winter, Jan-Feb 950.00 month
Add 65.00 cleaning, 12% state and local tax, and 40.00 if you bring a pet
Arlene Gagliano 770-361-0837
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Top things to do in Seagrove Beach
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- Nature Walks
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No more svenson - damn. I saw him in miami 07 and thought he was terrible. Nothing like his shows in europe. Another dj i guess that tries to conform to location rather then play what he is known to do. But when he sticks to what he does its great. And I love airscape.
The harder his tracks and the more keyboard melody the better! Just stay away from the proggy. Him and MIKE Push when they try to stay true to their alias or past names and go with that style are great. But when they try to sound like everyone else now a days - go the way cosmic gate and others have - its a shame. Love the JP sound - hope he keeps it up
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Whether it's strolling the streets of Sunset Boulevard or Breaking the Light whilst performing at A State of Trance in Roseland Ballroom New York, Alex M.O.R.P.H. is consistently followed by the Sunshine. Alex has just released the follow up to his Purple Audio album on April 16th, 2010 and he looks back at the success of the release with no regrets. The remixed installment is entitled Purple Audio Reloaded featuring mixes by Chriss Ortega, Estiva, Robert Mint, Orkidea, Signum, Woody van Eyden, Glenn Morrison, Mark Eteson, Odelaf, Daniel Kandi, Menno de Jong, and David Forbes with vocal appearances by Katie Marne, Roberta Harrison, Ana Criado, Michael, and Simon.
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Have you ever visited New York before?
I visited New York in December of last year. It's pretty funny, when I say last year it seems like a long time ago but it was only four short months ago. I was here for a meeting with SeaToSun recordings to meet in person after several phone calls and thousands of emails. I was flying back from Mexico so it was convenient to stop over. I spent three wonderful days in New York and I really love it here.
What was on your agenda from the moment you landed up till now?
I arrived a bit late today because of customs. I think this was my worst experience with customs ever. There were about five planes landing around the same time and only a few airport staff handling customs. It took ages. We got into some traffic getting out of the airport as well. It seemed like the whole world was coming to New York. Later on I will enjoy the New York nightlife and get another impression and check out all the lit up buildings and other attractions.
What does performing at the ASOT 450 gig mean to you?
It is a great pleasure for me to perform at A State of Trance 450, and to even be invited to play the gig. I've known Armin for a long time as an act and in person. I know he has been supporting my music for ages. I'm not really much into statistic but a friend of mine mentioned to me that I was one of the top three played artists in the A State of Trance Radio show for the past few years.
Well that is definitely a good sign!
That's a very good sign and I am very proud of it. I am very happy to be featured in the show and that he likes my music. It's a major event with five shows worldwide including Toronto, two in New York, Poland, and Bratislava.
Yes, Poland. That is where I am from.
Oh you are from Poland?
Yes, I am Polish 100% from Warsaw.
Oh dzien dobry. (laughs) Jak sie masz? (Translation: Hello, How are you?) I love Poland!
There's a good crowd out there right?
The crowd is super. I like their mentality; it's a bit diverse. I like the vibe there; it's a very good vibe. The productions are insane in Poland. I've been playing in Poland for ten years. I heard from other DJ's from the UK and abroad and everyone wants to play in Poland at the big festivals. I love their passion for music. When you go out there it's just a good mood there, and people can't tell me whether it depends on if you go to a rich country or a poor country; it doesn't matter. Their feeling for the music is amazing. It is one of my favorite countries to play in. For one event I can remember I was wearing my I Love Trance shirt, and then about mid way through my set I stepped off the stage and returned with my I Love Poland T shirt.
They went crazy didn't they?
Yes, they went absolutely mad. It's all about showing your respect. There aren't many counties around like that.
Which event would you say is the greatest EDM event of all time, whether you were attending or performing at the event?
That's a really hard question because I think there is really no way that I can figure out just one event. It all depends on the event, the people, the weather, how big the stage is, the intro and the artists lined up. There are so many factors. Many events have their own special type of memorable character.
What track do you plan to release as your next single or album, and when is it due to be released?
It's a work in progress honestly. Purple Audio worked out very well. It's not easy to release a full trance album these days. Surprisingly it got a good rating from the critics. We had a superb amount of support from DJ's. We put out six singles before the album release, which is unusually because normally you would put out one of two singles. Every month a new single off of the album was released. It was a risk but it ended up working out in our favor.
Sometimes you have to take risks.
Yes, you always have to try new ways. The business is going faster and faster these days and they say that you should never change a winning concept but when the concept isn't working anymore its good to try new ways of doing things. Stay tuned for remixes on the Purple Audio Reloaded album. The artists I have personal respect for have chosen their personal favorites on the album and remixed the tracks. There will be a physical copy as well as exclusive digital releases.
Which of your own productions always get a strong reaction from the crowd?
There are so many of them.
Well, which ones make the crowd go absolutely wild?
Out of my own productions I would say Sunset Boulevard.
That is one of my favorites.
It really catches emotion on the dance floors. They go on a journey and get really into it. I would also say that Sunshine was also a really strong track on the dance floors as well as Walk The Edge. I get a lot of requests to play it. I actually received correspondence from a female from Canada who had cancer and she told me that she was on Chemotherapy and she told me the song helped her through the bad times. It really makes you think about how your music affects people and it's really touching.
Which of your earliest original productions or remixes are you most proud of? I'm talking about Flaming Clouds and New Harvest era� come on tell me!
Well you said it already!
Really? Are those the ones?
New Harvest was one of my favorites.
New Harvest was really the peak time track that was hot at the moment. It was uplifting and emotional also Flaming Clouds. It was one of my first vocal tracks.
Who are some of your favorite artists to work with; and who do you look forward to working with in the future?
I get this question all the time. I would love to work with Paul van Dyk, but I have already. He has co-produced several of my tracks. When you have remixed nearly everyone who is big in the scene you really wonder what to focus on next. There aren't many missing on my list. You would probably know even better than me since you are posting your articles everyday. Not to sound arrogant but I don't know whom else at this point. I want to work with some vocalists for example, not any pop stars. People who are more into our style of music.
Well you have Sylvia!
Yes, but I can't say I would want to work with her because I am already working with her. (Laughs)
It's definitely happening!
Well for example may be Sharon Den Adel who has worked with Armin before, she has a really nice voice.
Have you begun working on the follow up to Purple Audio?
Yes! We just launched Purple Audio Reloaded. This year we are not focusing on a new album, which is in the making, but I can't say much about it but it will be developing next year. It would be nice if it works out but it will be released in 2011 at the earliest.
Have you ever thought of starting your own compilation series, or possibly one based on Heaven's Gate?
We literally just fixed the deal on this so I am glad that you asked. The Heavens Gate Compilation album one will be released with all of our favorite tracks on a double disc with myself and Woody Van Eyden and it should be ready next year.
What are some of your predictions in regards to the future of music?
If you are asking me where I think the future of music is going; If I know the answer to that right now I would be rich within three years. Honestly, I don't know where it's going.
Well, where do you think it's going?
Everything is going towards crossover. All these cool House and Progressive guys who don't want to touch trance are doing these bootlegs. They don't want to touch Trance.
Do you think that artists will ever win the fight against piracy?
No, I think there is no chance.
Does it bother you?
It is hard to find a system that will deliver protection against sharing your tracks. What makes me sad is the people who are grabbing the tracks for free, they don't even realize what they are doing. They don't even think they are doing something wrong. Physically as a metaphor if you see a market and someone walks up and steals an apple for free because they are hungry and they run away, they know for sure they did something wrong.
No remorse.
They don't even feel bad for a second. If someone were to invent a way to stop this may be it would change the way that people think about it. At this point I think it's nearly impossible. If I could compare it to a bakery, they steal the bread and don't even eat it themselves. They just give it all their friends.
That is a very good analogy by the way�
When you buy an album how can the person get a feeling of how much it is worth to them?
They won't notice what it is worth until its too late�
Yes, when the music becomes lower quality because the artist cant afford to get their studios running due to what is stolen from them, or when record companies can no longer have the funds to create covers, and hire people to properly promote their work on the internet. They download more than they could possibly listen to within a given day and its bullshit.
Are there any other projects in the works that you would like to tell us about?
What I am recently very proud about is my recent connection with Sylvia Tosun and her team.
They are great!
They are doing a lovely job and they are so passionate in what they do. I am so happy that I got in touch with them.
We are very glad to have you here playing for New York!
Thank you! I just remixed Sylvia's new single entitled Above All. I've been in love with that track from the first time she played it for me just four and a half months ago in her car. There are some great things lined up and I really love their company and I feel very welcome.
Do you have any other comments for your fans?
I would love to say thank you to everyone who believes in my music and comes to my shows. The most important thing I can say is, never stop enjoying the music that you love, no matter what support it! Show respect to the artists and buy a track or two if you can.
Interview with TranceSound.net
When Alex M.O.R.P.H. unloaded "Purple Audio" from the chamber last year on VANDIT records it marked down a new chapter for one of the industries most recognizable faces. He has been a true force on the trance circuit for quite a few years and his debut LP brought together the tried and tested style we all know and love but also unleashed a new blend of electronic flavors. The sweet mixture of uplifting melodies, harmonic vocals, driving bass lines and mesmerizing breakdowns to be found in tracks like "Sunshine", "Spirit", "Break The Light" and "Purple Audio" were met with the guitar rocking vocal gem of "Wanna Be".
RELOADED takes the sound of Purple Audio and breaths new life into Alex's outstanding original works.
How are you today?
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: Hello, I am very well, thank you. I'm a little bit tired; I had a long flight behind me. I flew in from Germany today and last weekend I flew in to Miami and went back to Germany for three and half days and now I am back in the United States.
Are you planning on doing any shopping while you are here?
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: Yes, that will be tomorrow. Tomorrow I will spend the day shopping, and save a bit of time for relaxing before the sound check. Then we will have dinner with all of the artists and we are off to ASOT 450.
When are you staying until?
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: I will be staying until Sunday night. I want to relax a bit before I go home. I don't want to moan but many people don't know what's behind being a DJ. Of course it's the best job in the world for me; it's my dream job and I love doing it.
That's right, they just think you land and you play and it's all over. Always busy right?
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: It's hard work being a global artist. They think I just jump on a plane and people roll out the red carpet. It's about much more than just having fun. You waste a lot of time on jet lag, turbulence, customs etc.
And interviews? (laughs)
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: Oh no, that's not a waste of time. I think it's very important these days. Our music is very underrated in the press and magazines. Trance is totally underrated.
In the US definitely.
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: Well not just there but everywhere. When you see all the dance magazines, it's all about the minimal, techno and house. People forget that the big audiences are drawn to the major trance events. We fill up the big halls. There is enough room for all kinds of music but I wish it wasn't so underrated all the time.
I completely agree with you. I will always be into trance until the day I die.
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: Just look at the top ten DJ's of the world for example.
How does your creative process work for producing tracks?
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: It depends on whether it's a remix or an original track. Remixes are usually very easy for me. I just listen to the track that I am preparing the remix for and I get some ideas of where I am going with it. If I don't hear anything I can work with then I simply don't do it. I usually hear something during my first listen. For my own productions it's a bit different because you have to invent your own melodies. When you are creating your own track you start with just an idea and begin from scratch and develop it.
I've already interviewed you at least three times if you can remember but since we last caught up with you in 2009 has there been any progress in regards to the Trance scene in Germany?
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: Well we finally meet in person (laughs) I do remember the interviews. When you are on the internet conversing with people you remember the things you discuss but you can't necessarily put a face to the name of figure out who the person really is.
Yes, the Internet is very impersonal when it comes to interviews.
There is nothing like having a like one on one with the artist you are interviewing. You get an immediate vibe.
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: We have set up some nice small events since then about three to four times a year in Germany. Last year the company behind Mayday and Nature One decided to do a full trance event, which is pretty cool, and a step in the right direction. It's still very risky in Germany event if you do everything in the appropriate fashion you can still loose money. We had all the big names you can imagine in the scene and then we hosted our Heaven's Gate event on the second floor and it went very well. I anticipate a second edition this year. We are teaming up with promoters in our area to plan future events. We have Dash Berlin, and also Signum. I've loved Signum's stuff for ages and the new stuff they have been producing is incredible. They are a must have. Menno will also come in. We are trying our best to keep it running in Germany.
That's great! Oh Menno is awesome.
What are some of your goals in the Trance scene? The world is yours, what do you want to do?
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: Honestly I don't know. I hope that Trance can be much bigger than it is at the moment. I want to promote Trance and achieve more focus towards it and attract more attention. The quality is better than ever when you compare it with the old classic tunes. I'm talking about the A List, the good guys who know what they are doing! Their production level is better than ever.
Are you still working on drawings in your spare time?
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: I haven't had much time since the last time we spoke but yes I am still drawing when an idea hits me. It's very spontaneous when it happens.
Have you ever thought of showcasing your art?
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: Well my manager is always pressuring me to do so. The two topics in regards to music and design are a bit far away from each other. For example Purple Audio, I just woke up and decided the name of the album.
You know my favorite color is purple, so I love it!
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: Purple is a strong color, it has charisma. The concept was to bring a color into the tone of the music. I love the color purple. It explains the music and translates it.
How about if you were to do your own album covers?
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: Yes, we have thought about it several times. Sylvia can show you some of my art. I will send you some examples of it. I can't even describe it.
Are there any other projects in the works that you would like to tell us about?
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: What I am recently very proud about is my recent connection with Sylvia Tosun and her team. They are great! They are doing a lovely job and they are so passionate in what they do. I am so happy that I got in touch with them.
We are very glad to have you here playing for New York!
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: Thank you! I just remixed Sylvia's new single entitled "Above All". I've been in love with that track from the first time she played it for me just four and a half months ago in her car. There are some great things lined up and I really love their company and I feel very welcome.
Do you have any other comments for your fans?
Alex M.O.R.P.H.: I would love to say thank you to everyone who believes in my music and comes to my shows. The most important thing I can say is, never stop enjoying the music that you love, no matter what support it! Show respect to the artists and buy a track or two if you can.
*(Ignore the duplicate questions, this was one extensive interview that I split up for two media outlets.)
Last edited by euphoria on May-05-2010 at 13:30
Alex Morph did not produce a single track for the original Purple Audio, and the album was mediocre.
quote:Originally posted by osterzone
Alex Morph did not produce a single track for the original Purple Audio, and the album was mediocre.
Oster, let me give you some advice as I know that you have been getting into interviewing artists lately. Posting things like this will make artists hesitant to accept your interview requests.
It may not matter to you now, but when you start requesting some of the top 10 guys... reputation and credibility does matter. It would be in your best interest to maintain a neutral stance on your personal opinions, or at least ensure that they do not get traced back to you.
he's polish?
Although you are far away
I know you'll always be
Near to me
Near to me
R.I.P. DarkAngel 12-16-o9
quote:Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
he's polish?
No, hes German... he just speaks Polish. The two countries are like right next to each other so it's not uncommon.
quote:Originally posted by euphoria
Oster, let me give you some advice as I know that you have been getting into interviewing artists lately. Posting things like this will make artists hesitant to accept your interview requests.
It may not matter to you now, but when you start requesting some of the top 10 guys... reputation and credibility does matter. It would be in your best interest to maintain a neutral stance on your personal opinions, or at least ensure that they do not get traced back to you.
Where did I ever say I wanted to interview Alex Morph?
I'm not bashing your interview...I thought it was good...just stating the facts though. He didn't produce a single track on that album.
And I know not to rip people when trying to get interviews or harass them with annoying questions...I've done a LOT more writing than just this blog thing that I've been doing the past couple months. I'm not a noob when it comes to this...
Alex kinda looks like....
[QUOTE=thisisyumpop]I am a Wealth Management Advisor accused of selling and partying on a public forum where the NYPD street crimes and drug units read threads to get info on parties to shut down. This is not some bumblefuck hood, it is very serious. They could get my ip and investigate me over a lie. I could lose my entire career. The people on ta that know this are serious, this is too much[/quote]
quote:Originally posted by osterzone
Where did I ever say I wanted to interview Alex Morph?
I'm not bashing your interview...I thought it was good...just stating the facts though. He didn't produce a single track on that album.
And I know not to rip people when trying to get interviews or harass them with annoying questions...I've done a LOT more writing than just this blog thing that I've been doing the past couple months. I'm not a noob when it comes to this...
Never said you wanted to interview Alex, but you have been interviewing some artists lately. Never said you were bashing either, and in my reply I didn't mean it offensively in the least. You are obviously entitled to your opinion. I was just trying to be helpful.
Post ASOT 450 Interview with Roger Shah
Roger Shah is currently on an extensive world tour with stops in Australia, China, Mexico, and abroad. It is a great pleasure to say that he still managed to schedule some time for an interview with us at TranceSound.net after his recent performance at A State of Trance 450 in New York City to which he was invited to join by the worlds #1 DJ in the DJ Mag ranks; Armin van Buuren.
Besides the tour Roger is working on many upcoming projects including a Magic Island album, some collaborations with talented artists, as well as a new Sunlounger release. Roger shares some information with our readers, so keep reading to find out what you can expect from Roger in the next few months.
1. At what point in your life did you discover that you had a creative talent for music?
Roger Shah: Hmm, that's a good question. I think it must have been around my age of 10 years, when I got my first little keyboard from my parents. I have also been interested into music since I can remember. I also played in a cover band when I was 16 but realized that I want to compose my own songs instead of playing hits from other people.
2. Who showed you the ropes of production, did you attend any training or did you learn on your own?
Roger Shah: I had a semi - professional education and learned to read notes, chord progressions and playing keyboard in a private school. When it comes to production I learned most by doing terms and visiting some studios of the people I got to know. I think I still improve and develop myself.
3. What are some of your favorite artists to work with; and who do you look forward to working with in the future?
Roger Shah: This is hard to say, there are some many great musicians and artists out there. I always search to find some new great voices for my music. To work with a superstar from the rock/pop business could be cool too, but maybe it's not really realistic. For the Roger Shah album, which I will complete next year, I will come up with some surprises on the vocal side, but it's too soon to talk about.
4. Are you excited to play in New York for the first time?
Roger Shah: Haha, sure! I have to say, that it's not my first time. I already played in New York 10 years ago in June 2000. It was that time when I had my first hit records in Germany. One of our worldwide label partners who released my tracks was with Webster Hall Records, so I played in the Webster Hall.
5. Wow! 10 years, that is a long time. You are way overdue. What does performing at the ASOT 450 gig mean to you?
Roger Shah: This means a lot to me, because my whole career got a push into the right direction when I played at ASOT350 for the first time. I am always happy when I get an invitation to play those annual major events. It's always a good chance for me to play my tracks and create some buzz for my upcoming tracks. At ASOT450, I think I played about 7 world premieres.
6. How does your creative process work for producing tracks?
Roger Shah: I'm always creative and always compose music, in hotel rooms, and airplanes. Whenever I get an inspiration on tour, I have to connect my keyboard to my laptop and play some basic chords and melodies to remember the melody and work further when I get back home. I always start with chords, and then compose a top line/main melody and do everything from there.
7. What track do you plan to release as your next single or album, and when is it due to be released?
Roger Shah: I have 2 albums to be released this year, "Magic Island - Music For Balearic People Volume 3" mix album that contains 100% exclusive and upcoming tracks from my label. I also did 9 tracks and collaborations for myself, so it's more like a new album than just a mix album. Watch out for some great collaboration I did with Signum, Tenishia, Leon Bolier, and others. The release date will be June 11th.
My main project for this year and I know a lot of people are waiting for it, is the new Sunlounger album. The first single is called "Found" and is the follow up single for my ASOT tune of the year 2008 entitled "Lost". We just finished the video for it. The reactions are amazing so far and I can't wait to have this track released by end of May. The Sunounger album can be expected around end of August or September.
8. Which of your own productions always get a strong reaction from the crowd?
Roger Shah: All my so called big hits get huge reactions, so where ever I go people are waiting for tracks like "Lost", "White Sand", "Who will find me", "Back to you", "Going Wrong", "Body Lotion" or my big track and collaboration of last year "Healesville Sanctuary" which I did with Signum.
9. What are some of your goals in the Trance scene?
Roger Shah: I don't consider myself to be just a Trance artist and also don't understand why there's a need of defining each track or artist for a genre. I love to produce dance music and I love the atmospheric and melodic way, but don't think that I am a real Trance artist. I already reached my goal. I already live my dream. I do the music I love to do, which comes straight from my heart and soul. I travel all over the world and share my music with all my fans every week. My fan base is still growing and I also still receive emails from people who just discovered my music. If you ask me for a goal in the Trance scene, maybe it is to get people into Trance music, to show why this music is so beautiful and worth to listen to.
10. What are some of your favorite tracks at the moment?
Roger Shah: There are so many good producers and tracks out there; when I do live shows I just play my own music, remixes, or tracks from my Magic Island label. In my radio show I play 18 new tracks I receive from other labels each week, so it's very hard to choose. I just signed some new tracks to my label and have some amazing artist. Watch out for tunes by Kim Sv�rd or Nuera to name a few.
11. What advice would you give an up and coming producer?
Roger Shah: Try to find your own sound, produce, and compose what you feel and not for the fact that this is the sound which everybody is playing at the moment. I know some producers when they are in the studio, they listen to other tunes and try to make something similar or in that direction. Sometimes I hear a track in a club and think like wow, amazing, maybe I can do something like this too, but back in the studio I would never listen to it again and try to copy it.
12. Are there any other projects in the works that you would like to tell us about?
Roger Shah: As I already mentioned I did some nice collaborations for my Magic Island album. I did a tune called "Roger Shah & Ross Lara feat. Todd Wright - Lay Down". I think this tune shows another side of me, a bit more banging and darker but still with this Rogerish melodies. At the moment I'm working very hard on the last tunes for Sunlounger and I have also composed a lot of layouts for the Roger Shah solo album for next year.
13. Do you have any other comments for your fans?
Roger Shah: I want to thank my fans for the great support and nice words I always receive through Facebook, Twitter, MySpace or email. It means a lot to me, that's why I still answer to everybody personally. It also so great to see the way they are into my music, celebrating my live shows, singing along to my music, it's always more like a concert, just amazing. This will always keep me doing what I'm doing. It's all about passion. Cheers!
Special: 365 Interview (2010-05-17)
We have some breaking news for In Search of Sunrise lovers all around the world. The franchise and compilation series had been placed in the able hands of none other than Richard Durand. Instead of discontinuing the acclaimed series Black Hole Recordings has handed Richard Durand the torch so to speak, and the results are quite promising.
We look forward to the release as well as future installments. Richard feels quite strongly in regards to the continuation and as a result this had inspired him to accept this task.
It's no secret that you have taken over the In Search Of Sunrise franchise. Can you tell us how it came about that you were offered to mix the latest and eighth in the esteemed compilation series?
Ti�sto parted with Black Hole Recordings and ended the In Search Of Sunrise series. I've always had and always will have a lot of respect for Ti�sto. The mantle was sort of handed to me to carry on the torch, after Ti�sto moved on. I was very honored to take on the task!
What was your immediate reaction to the news once you heard you would be invited to mix the compilation?
When Black Hole Recordings approached me about the mix, I thought long and hard before saying yes. I've always been a big ISOS fan myself and after weighing all the pros and cons, I decided to do the mix in part because I couldn't bear the thought of such a fantastic and globally adored compilation series coming to an end.
How do you intend on continuing the sentiment behind the series?
I've really tried to maintain the ISOS concept as much as possible. With that said, I'm not Ti�sto, and so I choose other records than he would have chosen. I have my own personality and tastes as a DJ, producer and performer! I think the release has turned out great and I'm sure that true ISOS fans will really enjoy it.
What noticeable changes have you seen in regards to the increase of your audience over the years?
When you are getting bigger as an artist, more people know you and the places that you perform are getting bigger and bigger. My first gig outside of Holland was Turnmills in the UK for 100 people. Last New Years Eve I was playing at Sensation Australia for over 50,000 people� so there is some increase, as you can see! [laughs]
How difficult is it for a DJ to learn how to play to the crowd, and which methods do you feel are the best for acquiring this skill?
I don't think that this is something you can learn. You need to �feel� the crowd. You have to pretend that you are on the dance-floor yourself. Only then do you know what the crowd wants.
Can you tell us how you linked up with Jes for your latest collaboration track?
I love the voice of JES. She already completed so many beautiful tracks. She is with the same label as I am (Black Hole Recordings). So the connection was easily made.
Is there any particular reason you decided to name your track �N.Y.C.�?
Well, just listen to the track and you will have your answer. [laughs]
What other collaborations are you currently working on?
I cannot tell you about this at the moment, but stay tuned!
Are there any up and coming artists that you believe the world should be keeping an eye on?
Yes, Alexander O'Rion�he is a very gifted guy.
Have you begun working on your next artist album?
I will start working on a new track next week and then take a look at planning for the next album.
Do you anticipate dabbling in any other genres of electronic music in the future?
Who knows? It will always be dance, but there are so many styles and genres. I am already making different types of music than I did three years ago.
You have an upcoming North American tour, what are some of the cities you will be performing in?
I am just back from San Francisco and L.A., and new dates are pending at the moment. You can see my latest tour dates on my website.
Can you share some of the highlights of your recent performance at Webster Hall in New York alongside Cosmic Gate?
Webster Hall was great! New York is one of my favorite cities in the entire world to perform in. The people are free and open-minded. I love that atmosphere!
Which of your own productions do you personally find yourself listening to most often in your spare time?
None! I never listen to dance, or trance, or house music during my spare time. In my down time, I only listen to news programs or talk shows.
When you are not on tour or in the studio, what hobbies or activities do you engage in?
I love to play pool with friends and go out for a nice dinner.
There are so many successful DJs that originate from The Netherlands in comparison to other countries. Any idea why this may be?
Because we are the best? No, seriously�I don't know.
We look forward to catching you on your upcoming ISOS 8 tour! Do you have any other comments for our readers?
I hope to see you all when I'm back in the U.S. this summer!
- Interview by Zaneta Ortiz [365Mag]
Richard Durand In Search of Sunrise 8 Special Edition Interview - TranceSound.net
TranceSound.net is proud to bring you the latest news from world-renowned artist Richard Durand. Richard is taking over the In Search of Sunrise franchise and the upcoming release is slated for June 1st, 2010.
The highly anticipated compilation will be Richard�s interpretation of the series while continuing with the same concept that has made ISOS so successful thus far.
It�s no secret that you have taken over the In Search Of Sunrise franchise. Can you tell us how it came about that you were offered to mix the latest and eighth in the esteemed compilation series?
Richard Durand: Tiesto parted with Black Hole Recordings and ended the In Search Of Sunrise series. I�ve always had and always will have a lot of respect for Tiesto. The mantle was sort of handed to me to carry on the torch, after Tiesto moved on. I was very honored to take on the task!
Approximately how much time was invested in the mixing and track selection for In Search of Sunrise 8?
Richard Durand: About three months.
What are your reasons behind selecting South Africa to represent this installment of the ISOS series?
Richard Durand: South Africa is such an amazing country. The landscape and scenery are absolutely mind blowing. When you walk along the surf of one of Cape Town�s beautiful beaches you can�t help but believe you�re in paradise. Because trance is still really up and coming over there, performing is a real treat. Big dance events are fun but when you know people have been waiting in anticipation for over a month to come and see you perform, a smaller, more intimate club is just as great.
What is the most important lesson that you have learned in regards to the business aspect of the music industry?
Richard Durand: That you�re never going to make it in the music industry alone. You need a good management and record label team behind you.
What advice would you give to up and coming producers?
Richard Durand: Be yourself, create your own style, and never do it for the money. If your basis is the love of music and you want to give everything for it, you can make it.
Can you tell us about any upcoming singles following the release of �N.Y.C.�?
Richard Durand: Next month I will start working on new tracks for a release after the summer.
What are some of the factors that affect your decision on whether or not you will accept the offer of remixing another artists track?
Richard Durand: I only remix tracks that I like, and mostly, I make remixes for my own sets. Those tunes often get noticed by the original producers, and they often ask me if they can release it. Sometimes I say, �Yes,� but most of the time I say, �No,� because I would like to keep my DJ sets unique.
Have you begun working on your next artist album?
Richard Durand: I will start working on a new track next week and then take a look at planning my next album.
Your real first name is Richard, but where did the name Durand originate?
Richard Durand: I did not like to have a Dutch or English name, so I researched throughout France to see what sounded nice with �Richard.� [laughs]
In which countries do you believe you have the strongest following?
Richard Durand: This changes almost every month! Last year it was Poland, Holland, and the UK. Now, I can also add Australia the U.S., and Canada.
We look forward to catching you on your upcoming ISOS 8 tour! Do you have any other comments for our readers?
[/b]Richard Durand:[/b] I hope to see you all when I�m back in the U.S. this summer!
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A traffic stop along Interstate 75 led to the arrests of two men accused of targeting several Southwest Florida residents in a fraudulent check scheme.
Michael Wesley, 44, of North Port, and William Cargill, 35, of Jacksonville, were each charged with fraud and grand theft.
According to the Lee County Sheriff's Office, a detective pulled over the duo along I-75 in North Fort Myers on Wednesday after the driver, Wesley, committed a traffic infraction. Investigators say the two were headed from the Tampa area to Miami.
A background check revealed that the duo had been arrested numerous times for check fraud, check counterfeiting, selling drugs and violent crimes.
During a search of the suspects' car, deputies located checks in the names of other people in the center console of the vehicle.
Joanne Veltri was one of the victims whose checks were stolen.
"It's just a mess, it's a nightmare. It really is," said Veltri.
Deputies found eight checks in the car, all with different names on them.
"One of the things we're doing is reaching out to the other victims to let them all know what has happened here and if there's any strange activity on their accounts for them to get in touch with banks, with the Lee County Sheriff's office, someone right away," said Sergeant Stephanie Eller of the Lee County Sheriff's Office.
The United States Postal Inspector's Service is also investigating and trying to figure out where all the checks were stolen.
Veltri says she dropped her check off at the Immoklaee Road post office and that was the last she saw of it.
"When you put your bills in the mail in those big blue boxes you think you're done. You paid your bills it's good until the next month," said Veltri.
Veltri isn't taking any chances. She already changed her bank accounts because three other checks she says she mailed at the same time are missing too.
"The other three I still don't know where they are at. But I had to go close my accounts out so nothing could be put through. It's a mess," said Veltri.
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Last week, I argued that Roy Oswalt and the Texas Rangers might be a good fit. If the team was privately concerned with Neftali Feliz's elbow, or if they were simply over the idea of Feliz as a starter (they can quit any time they want to), upgrading from Scott Feldman to Oswalt made sense.
Over at the great Lone Star Ball, though, Adam J. Morris took the idea a step farther before the Oswalt news leaked. Even though the Rangers had in-house rotation options, and even though four or eight weeks of Scott Feldman probably wasn't going to be enough to stop the Rangers from making the playoffs, Morris said it made sense for the Rangers to get another pitcher. The problem for him, though, is that Oswalt isn't good enough:
If the Rangers make a move for a starting pitcher, they need to make a move for a guy who will make the playoff rotation better. I don't see that Oswalt does that. I do see two starting pitchers who will potentially be available for trade in another month or so, however, that would slot in at the top of the Rangers' playoff rotation, and immediately make them better.
From a simple wins/losses standpoint, Roy Oswalt makes the Rangers better. Maybe by a win, maybe by three or four. Any time a contending team can improve their playoff chances by that much, they have to consider it.
Except we're not talking about the Rangers improving their playoff chances. CoolStandings.com has the Rangers with a 98.1-percent chance of making the playoffs; Baseball Prospectus has their chances at 98.8 percent. Everyone knows that midseason playoff probabilities are completely infallible, so the Rangers are as good as in.
Or not. The end of the 2011 season will provide it-ain't-over fodder for the next few decades. But the Rangers would have to lose quite a bit to tumble from the top of the American League to the sixth-best record. And the twin collapses from the Braves and Red Sox wouldn't have mattered with the additional wild card. The Rangers have two wild cards as backup plans behind a .633 winning percentage at the start of June; they're forgiven if they want to build a team for the playoffs as opposed to the regular season.
Oswalt is a pitcher for the regular season. He'll help the Rangers win in 2012, and he'll help their efforts to win a division title. But that's a title that was about as likely with Oswalt as it was with Scott Feldman. Hell, Corey Feldman. The regular season was never the issue.
And when it comes the playoffs, it isn't automatic that Oswalt cracks a playoff rotation. Yu Darvish, Colby Lewis, and Derek Holland should have spots secured, which likely leaves a duel between Oswalt and Matt Harrison for the last spot. That isn't a huge gain for Texas for the postseason. It might not even be a gain at all -- recent struggles aside, Harrison should still be an above-average starting pitcher, which is about what the Rangers should expect from Oswalt.
They could have expected a little more from the pitchers Morris mentioned, Cole Hamels and Zack Greinke -- deadline acquisitions the Rangers would feel comfortable matching up against a Jered Weaver, CC Sabathia, or David Price. The Rangers made a move like that in 2010, acquiring Cliff Lee when they were 4½ games up in July, and that led to a pennant.
The Rangers are in a rare spot relative to their peers -- they have gobs of prospects and organizational depth to accompany a young pitching staff and (Josh Hamilton aside) a lineup filled with people who should be around for a while. They're having their cake, eating it too, putting some in the freezer, throwing it at each other when things get slow in the office, and squishing it between their toes because it just feels neat. If there's any team that can afford to give up some of their best prospects for a short-term solution, it would be the Rangers.
The Rangers know better than any other franchise, the pros and cons of such a big trade. They've seen them first-hand. Of the twelve players involved in the last three Cliff Lee trades, the most successful so far is Blake Beavan. The second-most successful is Mark Lowe, who was traded with Lee, not for him. Prospects are often at their peak value when they're just an idea in the head of an opposing GM.
But the Rangers are something of a still-developing dynasty exactly because another team took a huge risk that didn't pan out. The Braves would be especially scary if they still had Elvis Andrus, Neftali Feliz, and Matt Harrison to go along with their current roster, instead of memories of Mark Teixeira and Casey Kotchman.
Not much has changed since Tuesday morning. The Rangers were good. They're still good. The Rangers were heavy favorites to secure one of the five playoff spots in the American League. They're still heavy favorites. They're a little better now, and they're also $5 million poorer. But the most important difference is they are almost certainly done upgrading their rotation. That might be a missed opportunity. Forget what I wrote last week -- the folks at Lone Star Ball nailed it.


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Our two large showrooms in Gastown, Vancouver house hundreds of classic and contemporary design furniture pieces including the Italian kitchens by Boffi and Varenna, closets by Poliform and Rimadesio, extensive lighting displays, home accessories and an architecture and design bookstore. We also have a collection of rare "museum" pieces on view.
The new Inform to the Trade showroom showcases a wide range of commercial pieces with designers, architects and large scale projects in mind.
Nancy Bendtsen has always loved design items, her mother introduced her to a Wassily chair by Marcel Breuer when she was very young. Educated in architecture in both Paris Ecole des Beaux Arts and University of Toronto. Soft spots for design both what is new and fresh or older Danish pieces.
Rupert has had a long love affair with interior design. Working with Vancouver's leading designers, Rupert's approach is pragmatic and always high-energy. Occasionally, you can catch Rupert as Fanny Kiefer's design consultant on Studio 4.
Georg brings with him minimalistic and detail orientated sensibilities. He has worked in architecture and interior and industrial design for many years. His love of all things design is apparent in all of his work. Georg is our resident wardrobe installation expert with extensive knowledge of Poliform and Rimadesio.
Ed manages our B&B Italia showroom. His extensive understanding of fine Italian textiles can be seen throughout our 97 Water St. showroom.
Paul has worked in the furniture industry for many years and now heads off our Contracts division specializing in commercial projects throughout Canada.
While studying Interior Design, Kaito began his lifelong obsession with furniture design. Kaito manages the showroom floor, ensuring that displays and overall presentation is up to snuff.
Sherry has a strong educational background holding a Honours BA in Art History, a Major in Japanese Art History, Minor in Architecture, and a Diploma in Graphic Design. She also knows pretty much all there is to know about home accessories.
A background in art and design led Thea to Inform. Educated with a bachelors in Art History and a masters in Industrial Design, Thea had her own furniture company that produced solid wood furniture and objects prior to joining the team.
Partly due to having designer parents, Noah has had a passion for design, furniture and lighting since childhood. He loves Inform as it is an inspirational and creative place to work. From the subtle details in a Fukusawa piece to the innovative ideas in Ingo Maurer's world, great design surrounds you everyday at Inform.
Michael Hanos has been at Inform for 5 years, coming from a strong retail background Paul Smith, Holts and Hermes. The transition from fashion to furniture felt natural to him as he has always loved design that is well made and properly displayed in the right environment.
Michael oversees Inform's online presences. He has been practicing graphic design professionally since his mid-teens and finds creative outlet in his endless pursuit of studying photography and fine arts.
To say that Lizzy has an eccentric style would be an understatement. She brings her passion for design to every project that she's involved in.
Kyle does not have a single favourite designer but adores Wegner. He has a good eye for aesthetics and is always fully engaged in his projects.
Barbara studied and practiced architecture in Italy then London, UK. Inspired by the diversity of cultures and arts she gained a diploma in Holistic Interior Design while working as Interior Architect. For 3 years she has been a kitchen designer at Inform.
Daniel has a B.A. in psychology, and later shifted his focus to interior design. It was during his latter studies in interior design that his appreciation of industrial design grew. His design aesthetic is inspired by the sculpture of Poul Kjaerholm's work. He believes spaces should be furnished with integrity and that furniture should be sustainable.
If you have any questions in regards to lighting technologies and design, Robyn can help. Working closely with Paul in the Contract division, Robyn oversees all aspects of implementing commercial lighting applications.
Meriah was brought up surrounded by great design. The importance of aesthetics rubbed off on her, and she made it a focus of her education and career. She studied fine art and art history in Montreal before working in the fashion industry in New York City. She believes we are all too poor to buy cheap.
Retailer at heart, Thomas has over twenty years of experience with iconic brands and great design. Thomas prides himself on a timed, planned approach to design, "it's not always about having it all at once, curate your daily living to the pieces that make you happy". Thomas' top priority is assessing and understanding the needs of every one of his clients.
Arne started designing with Lego as a child, and applies the same sense of fun to designing kitchens today. With almost 20 years of kitchen and bathroom design experience Arne draws upon his love of food, cooking and entertaining to add another level of understanding to his designs. He achieved his Certified Kitchen Designer (CKD) accreditation in 2001, and admires the work of Johnny Grey.
Craig keeps our Gastown showrooms working properly whether he's installing new fixtures or maintaining the busy stockroom. His positive attitude keeps everyone in good spirits.
Dustin is a big fan of music and the outdoors. He can be elusive when the camera is out, hence the picture above that we stole from his facebook page.
Jon could possibly be the happiest person on earth. He is always wearing a smile and is an incredible team player. As nice as he is, you probably shouldn't cross him as he has extensive training in Muay Thai boxing
Rob brings a no nonsense attitude and "tells it how it is". He is proficient in the showroom and on delivery with a well rounded attitude.
Tim, along with Jim, manages many aspects behind the scenes ensuring that every order is seen through with the greatest possible effort. The warehouse can be a very busy place but Tim manages to keep things moving with a smile on his face.
Without Jim, receiving orders would be near impossible. Even when massive shipments land for him to inspect and store properly, he is able to keep on top of every aspect within wheelhouse.
Todd wears many, many hats. Besides being a top notch delivery man, you'll find him behind the bar at our events.
Ric is a big part of Inform's accounting team. He excelled in math but also has a love for the arts. He seriously considered becoming an architect because it's combination of both arts and math but end up pursuing accounting. He's a big fan of Lord Norman Foster for his sleek, modern buildings made of steel and glass.
Heather started at Inform in 1999. Her sense of numbers continue to grow exponentially alongside Inform. Educated in China with a Bachelor degree in English, Heather felt the need to have a different career 20 years ago. She earned her Masters of Accounting in the US, and her CGA designation in Canada.
11 years ago, Phyllis joined the Inform team, bringing with her 17 years expertise in shipping and logistics.
Luna has been with Inform for over a decade. She deals with the day to day finances, reconciliation and has great attention for details.
Erica is a true Vancouverite with a passion for hiking and roadtrips. When she was a child, she fell in love with Hans Wegner's Wishbone chair.
Elaine is a self proclaimed foodie and wine connoisseur. She has developed a competitive streak on the water as a key member of a Dragonboat racing team.
Sarina has held a couple of positions at Inform, starting as sales support in the retail showrooms and now working with Paul and Robyn in the Contract showroom. Her dedication and great work ethic makes her a very important part of the organization.
Coral has a strong educational background holding a BA and MA in Economics, and is a Certified General Account. Coral is entering her fourth year at Inform.
Lan has been with Inform for 6 years. In her spare time, she enjoys cooking and interior decorating.
Cindy holds a Bachelors degree in Hospitality Management and Business Administration. She is very passionate about the Arts and loves to travel.


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Gary Carter was drafted in the third round of the 1972 draft out of high school. The picks before and after him never made it out of the minor leagues at all, but Carter was in the majors just two years later. His first full season was with the Montreal Expos when he was 21, when he made the National League All-Star team and finished second in the Rookie of the Year voting.
It wasn't until his third season, though, that Carter became a full-time catcher, as he played a substantial time in the outfield for the Expos. In 1977, the 23-year-old had one of his best seasons, hitting .284 with a .356 on-base percentage and a .525 slugging percentage. He hit 31 home runs that year, while catching 143 games. Amazingly, he didn't receive a single MVP vote that season.
Carter's highest finish in the MVP voting was in 1980, when he finished second to Mike Schmidt. Carter hit 29 home runs that year, and he won the Gold Glove -- the first of three straight that he'd win from 1980 to 1982. Even more impressive might have been his streak of 10 straight All-Star selections, which started in 1979 and didn't end until 1988.
In 1985, Carter had his best season for the New York Mets, hitting 32 home runs and driving in 100 runs with a .365 on-base percentage. Carter was acquired by the Mets in a trade that sent Hubie Brooks, Floyd Youmans, Mike Fitzgerald, and Herm Winningham to the Expos, and one year later the catcher helped lead the Mets to their first championship in 17 years.
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PATCHOGUE, N.Y. – MAY 1, 2013 – The Offices of Student Life and Alumni Relations at St. Joseph's College (SJC) are pleased to announce they will be hosting their annual Leadership Brunch on Saturday, May 4 and will be honoring both an alumnus and future alumna who have stood out from the crowd as "leaders among leaders." This year's honorees are Robert Sturges '06 and future alumna Kimberly Essig '13.
"I am so happy to announce this year's Leadership Award recipients," said Paige Napoli Carbone '02, director of Alumni Relations on SJC's Long Island Campus. "Rob and Kimberly are two people who truly exemplify the values we try to instill in all of our students at St. Joseph's. Rob is an outstanding alumnus whose commitment to the College really shows, and I look forward to welcoming Kimberly into the Alumni Association, upon her graduation, where I know she will continue to do great work."
Mr. Sturges is a financial planner who earned his B.S. in Business Administration from SJC's Long Island Campus. Current board member at large for SJC's Alumni Association, Mr. Sturges is an active alumnus being honored for his allegiance to the College.
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Embarkation was a bit more painful than I thought it would be. It was a swift moving line through metal detectors and checking passports. I will give it to Carnival's staff for keeping the line constantly moving. Being and impatient person, waiting two hours before we were on the ship was a bit nervewracking. From what I now understand, this is acceptable and I will be mindful of that next time. We quickly realized that out of the 10 of us, we were seated at the same dinner time in the Washington Dining Room, but at 4 different tables. This was corrected the second night so again, kudos to Carnival.
I would like to take a moment to complain about the unsupervised children on board. I saw many parents just leaving their children to run wild and do whatever they wanted. It was nothing to see 10-16 year old kids still up and hanging out in groups of 10-15 people at 3:00 in the morning.
Ports of call...Grand Cayman was our first stop and being tendered to the island was not a bad wait in line. We enjoyed opening a bar on the beach and having some great bar food for breakfast. We then decided to go to 7 mile beach and enjoy a few drinks while relaxing in the ocean. We made a stop in Margaritaville for some souvenirs and were then out of money. Grand Cayman was an expensive but beautiful port. As for the tender back to the ship, it took an hour waiting in line. This was the worst experience of the cruise, but it will not stop me from going back.
Roatan Island, Honduras was a very beautiful place when looking down at it from the ship. It had a very different feel once you actually set foot on land. It was nice to not be tendered in and be able to walk right off the boat. We did the Jungle Zip Lining Tour which I highly recommend if you have the physical strength and endurance. We did not have a reservation so we had to wait 2 and a half hours at the top of the mountain for the first groups to finish. This was actually a blessing in disguise because we were one of the last people to go and we were not rushed at all.
Costa Maya, Mexico was my least favorite of all the places but it was cheap! The bad experience was watching human feces wash up on shore. That tends to ruin any desire of going swimming in the ocean. I feel confident that it was an unsupervised child, again. We went parasailing for $50pp which I thought was the best deal of any of the ports we went to.
Disembarkation was a total breeze. We were off the boat, had our bags, and were packed in the car to go home in less than 45 minutes. My final thought is that I was most impressed with Carnival and everything they did. I would strongly recommend Carnival to any person 18-55.


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Coin show.
A meeting or convention not exceeding four (4) days in length of dealers in coins or tokens of precious metal at which dealers buy, sell and trade coins from tables or booths or at auction.
Any person, who deals, in whole or in part, in the purchase, trade or pledge of precious metals.
An item or items offered for sale, purchase or trade as a unit for the purposes of such a transaction.
Precious metals.
Any object comprised, in whole or in part, of gold, silver or platinum shall, for the purposes of this article, be deemed to be a precious metal. Aluminum, brass and other valuable metals shall not be deemed as precious metals.
Principal operating agent.
The principal employee operating the dealer's place of business.
Transient dealer.
A dealer who maintains a place of business in the city for less than one calendar year.
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The Atlas of Birds: Mapping Avian Diversity, Behaviour and Habitats Worldwide
Authoritative and concise, this beautifully illustrated atlas captures the dazzling diversity of bird life around the world. Its stunning full-colour maps reveal where birds are found and explain the many factors behind their distribution, while numerous photographs and illustrations showcase the most fascinating and colourful aspects of bird behaviour. Conservation concerns are highlighted throughout, underpinned by the very latest data from BirdLife International on the threats birds face worldwide.
The Atlas of Birds reveals how an astonishing variety of behavioural adaptations – from flight and feeding to nest building and song – have enabled birds to exploit virtually every habitat niche available. It also unveils the miracles of bird migration, charting key flyways around the globe and drawing upon the latest satellite-tracking technology to shed new light on this most mysterious phenomenon.
The greatest threat to birds today comes from the human impact on their environment. Such forces as deforestation, wetland drainage, pollution, the introduction of alien species and climate change have placed at least 1200 species in danger of extinction. The Atlas of Birds draws on work by BirdLife International and other organisations to explore this issue, using maps and case studies to illustrate where and why birds are most under threat, and what is being done to protect them.
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