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"Teen Mom 2" star Kailyn Lowry has been married to Javi Marroquin for over a year, but the couple finally walked down the aisle. The 21-year-old mom held an under-the-sea-themed wedding in New Jersey on Sept. 21.
In Touch broke the news about Lowry and Marroquin's long-anticipated wedding ceremony. Lowry is currently in her third trimester of her first child with Marroquin; she's also mom to 3-year-old Isaac from her relationship with ex-boyfriend Jo Rivera.
"We wanted to have a wedding last year when we were married, but obviously with him in the Air Force, we weren't able to," Lowry tells In Touch of the delayed wedding. "Now, we got to do it front of our family and friends!"
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The San Francisco 49ers added quarterback Seneca Wallace to their roster on Thursday. Wallace, 33, was recently cut by the New Orleans Saints. The late addition of Wallace does not ensure him of making the 49ers final roster but rather gives the team another option to consider for the job of backing up Colin Kaepernick. By all accounts, Colt McCoy and Scott Tolzien have struggled throughout the preseason. The duo has combined to throw zero touchdowns and three interceptions. Wallace sat out the entire 2012 season after appearing in sox games for Cleveland in 2011. The 49ers will hope he does not see the field in 2013, outside of preseason action. In order to make room for Wallace the 49ers waived WR Ricardo Lockette.
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November 22 2012; Minister of Finance and Economic Planning John Rwangombwa, along with the Governor of Central Bank Ambassador Gatete Claver, appeared before the Senate to explain the state of inflation and price fluctuations in Rwanda.
Speaking to members of the Senate, Minister Rwangombwa said that inflation has been kept at moderate levels during the first nine months of 2012. This is due to efficient monetary and fiscal policies, along with easing inflationary pressures in the region.
Annual headline inflation has decreased to a current rate of 5.4%. This is compared to 5.9% in June 2012 and 8.3% in December 2011. Rwandan inflation mainly results from food and oil prices as the country is vulnerable to climate conditions and international market conditions.
Production figures from the Ministry of Agriculture for the six main food groups show an overall increase. Maize production is up by 47.7%, rice by 8.3%, beans by 15.1%, sweet potatoes by 26.8%, potatoes by 33.1%, cassava by 19.8%, banana by 14.3%. Sorghum however decreased by 55.6%. In 2012 total agricultural production increased by 20.7% compared to 2009 due to the crop intensification program (CIP) and the use of improved seeds.
Senators posed questions on what the government is doing to curb an increase in inflation.
'During the first nine months of 2012, inflation has been kept at moderate levels thanks to efficient monetary and fiscal policies, as well as easing inflationary pressures in the region.'
'Core inflation, which excludes highly volatile prices (energy and fresh food), has been declining from 8.3% in December 2011 to 5.3% in March 2012, 3.6% in June and 2.5% in October 2012.' Minister Rwangombwa said.


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Several renewable energy leaders have voiced their approval over the re-election of President Barack Obama and renewable energy advocates who won races in the House.
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The Next Four Years: Voters Re-Elect An 'Important Ally' For Solar
With President Barack Obama now elected to a second term, will the U.S. solar market continue its pace of expansion? Although the solar sector's membership comprises voters with diverse political views, most industry leaders characterize the Obama win as a positive for the continued development of solar projects large and small.
SEIA Congratulates New Arizona Commissioners
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Carrie Cullen Hitt, vice president for state affairs at the Solar Energy Industries Association released the following statement in response to the election of new commissioners to the Arizona Corporation Commission:
SEIA Applauds Passage of Calif. Propositions 30 and 39
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Carrie Cullen Hitt, vice president for State Affairs at The Solar Energy Industries Association released the following statement in response to passage of California Propositions 30 and 39 late yesterday:
"California voters not only modernized the state's corporate tax structure by passing Prop 39, they indicated their strong support for renewable energy, including expanding solar energy and encouraging related investment over the next five years."
SEIA Congratulates Obama, Praises Energy Policy
WASHINGTON, DC — The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) today released the following statement from president and CEO Rhone Resch in reaction to President Barack Obama's re-election for a second term:
"SEIA congratulates President Barack Obama on his reelection. President Obama has been a tremendous supporter of solar energy and we look forward to continuing to work with the Obama Administration over the next four years.
Report: Tennessee Solar Industry Picks Up the Pace
It was a historic year for the United States solar energy industry in 2011.
General Clark Calls for U.S. Solar Program
Just a few miles from the shuttered Solyndra plants where 1,100 workers were laid off seven months ago, former presidential candidate General Wesley Clark called for putting the fledgling solar industry at the front of a new U.S. national economic strategy focusing on being a world leader in the production of low cost clean energy.
More Schools Try Solar Power
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Military's Use of Solar Power is One Step Toward A More Secure Future
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Kindergarten open houses set for Jan. 31
The Elmbrook School District is hosting open houses for families of fall 2012 5-year-old kindergartners at 6:15 p.m. Jan. 31 at Brookfield, Burleigh, Dixon, Swanson and Tonawanda elementary schools.
The open houses will include a tour and registration materials will be available.
Families with a child who will be 5 on before Sept. 1 were mailed a packet with their designated school. The district asks that any family with a kindergarten-eligible child that did not receive the packet contact Elmbrook's communications department at (262) 783-2960.
Brookfield East's Swittel pitches well in loss to Tosa East
Wauwatosa East rode the right arm of freshman Jeff Mason to a 3-1 victory at Brookfield East on June 29 to start the week on a positive note and extend their winning streak to three games.
Mason pitched a complete-game masterpiece, working seven innings and allowing six hits and no earned runs while walking one and fanning a batter.
"He's a guy who pitches with control," Tosa East coach Brian Karas said. "He only walked one and let our defense do the work. He avoided three-ball counts and got out of some jams."
Tosa East scored in the first, third and seventh innings, while Brookfield East scored a run in the sixth.
Sean Denny singled to right to start the game. After a strikeout, Dan Scallon walked. Denny stole third base, but Scallon was picked off first by East pitcher TC Swittel. Ian Quast then doubled to right field, scoring Denny for a 1-0 lead.» Read Full Article
Brookfield East's Megal now two of a kind
And now there are two.
Brookfield East has had two particularly outstanding softball players in their recent history: shortstop Lexi Sotiros (2006-09) and outfielder Emma Megal (2012-15).
Sotiros — who is a member of coach Ashley Webber's coaching staff — was the first Spartan softball player to have her number (7) retired back in 2009.
Megal, who will be playing at Gardner Webb University in Boiling Springs, North Carolina, will be the second Spartan to be honored as her No. 4 was also retired this spring.
That's why it is no surprise that she has made the Now All-Suburban softball team for the third time in four years. She was all All-Greater Metro Conference for the fourth straight season, Wisconsin Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association Southeast District All-District first team and she made the 2015 WFSCA All-State second team.» Read Full Article
Irgens set to break ground on The Corridor
Almost exactly a year after the city of Brookfield plan commission frowned upon initial plans porposed by Irgens for a mixed-use development on former Ruby Farm and Journal Communications land, the developer is now hosting its official groundbreaking ceremony this Thursday.
Irgens CEO Mark Irgens and Executive Vice President David Arnold will join with city of Brookfield Mayor Steve Ponto and Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow in making remarks about The Corridor, a project that is set to formally kick off its first phase this week.
The groundbreaking ceremony will be located on the south side of Bluemound Road across from the Brownstones Shopping Center, 17500 W. Bluemound Road, at 4 p.m.
Brookfield Bulldogs split two games over holiday weekend
The Brookfield Bulldogs split two games in the Land O'Lakes Western Division on July 4 and 5.
The Bulldogs scored four runs in the 10th inning and defeated Oconomowoc 8-4 on July 4 on the road.
Brookfield led 2-1 when the Five-O's scored three runs in the fourth to take a 4-2 lead. The Bulldogs scored twice in the sixth to tie the game, and that's the way the score stood until Brookfield exploded for four runs in the 10th.
Each team had 12 hits as Ryan Hinz singled, doubled, scored a run and drove in three runs to lead the Bulldogs, and Elijah Goodman singled, doubled, walked and scored a run.
Ty Zimmerman singled and doubled, scored twice and drove in a run, and Josh Lemke singled twice, scored twice and drove in a run.» Read Full Article
Bulldogs baseball team set fundraiser for July 14
When Brookfield Bulldogs fans dine at Parkside 23 on July 14, 25 percent of their bill will be donated to the local Land O'Lakes Western Division team.
Guests are required to present the flyer at the time of purchase for the organization to get credit for the sale. Flyers must be presented before ordering. No other discounts or coupons will be accepted on Benefit Night orders.
Parkside 23's Brookfield location is 2300 Pilgrim Square Dr.
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Brookfield Plan Commission to look at Corridor specifics
The city of Brookfield plan commission will be in for a busy night next week when they have their monthly meeting Monday night.
Among the agenda's items for discussion will be a number of topics relating to developer Irgens' project, The Corridor.
In particular, the plan commission and those in attendance will get a closer look at specific details for multiple retail buildings that will make up a large portion of phase one of the project. Commissioners will also be asked to consider fence code and sign code variances.
The plan commission will meet Monday evening at 6:30 p.m. in the council chambers at City Hall, 2000 N. Calhoun Road.
Bartlein, Arnold lead weekend fireworks for Blue Sox
The Brookfield Blue Sox won two games over the holiday weekend and now have a three-game winning streak in the Land O'Lakes Western Division action.
Steve Bartlein's walk-off RBI double gave the Blue Sox a 2-1 win over Lannon on July 4 at McCoy Field.
The Sox (4-7) trailed the contending Stonemen (7-4) 1-0 going into the ninth inning when Brookfield rallied for the win.
Nick Rechlitz singled to lead off the inning and stole second base. Tim Kahle then was safe on a fielder's choice when Lannon catcher Dean Haase threw the ball away, trying to get Rechlitz at third and allowing him to score the tying run.
Kahle went to second on the play, and Pat Tobiasz walked to put runners on first and second. Bartlein, one of the league's top hitters, then ripped a double, scoring Kahle with the game winner.» Read Full Article
School for special needs children coming to Brookfield
Students, parents and schools all around Waukesha County will have a new resource to use next school year.
The Richardson School will be opening its third school in the town of Brookfield at the former Heritage Christian Schools location at 175 S. Barker Road.
The new location will provide additional programs and assistance for students from school districts in the area with special needs.
New Berlin West hands Eisenhower 2 losses to open week
Whatever New Berlin Eisenhower's number was, New Berlin West had it last week, as the Vikings beat the Lions twice and knocked them out of the championship bracket of the Woodland Conference Baseball Tournament.
First, the Vikings used the excellent pitching of Adam Fritz to win 4-1 at Eisenhower on June 29. Then the next day, West rallied from a four-run deficit to win 5-4 at New Berlin West behind Corey Liebherr's pitching and hitting.
Pitcher's duel
Fritz and Eisenhower's Ryan Macho hooked up in an old-fashioned pitcher's duel with the Vikings' ace coming out on top. Fritz allowed six hits and a run while striking out six and not walking a batter. Macho also pitched seven innings, allowing eight hits, four runs, three earned runs and two walks while striking out four batters.
Oscar Delvalle scored once, singled twice and drove in two runs as he had West's only multi-hit game. The Lions' Joey Scaffidi had the biggest day, banging out three singles with a run scored. Bryan Marx tripled and scored, and Justice Dodd doubled and scored, batting eighth and ninth for the Vikings.» Read Full Article
New Berlin West baseball team loses to Greendale, beats Shorewood
The big games for New Berlin West and New Berlin Eisenhower were against each other, but they had a couple of other games on the docket as well.
West at Greendale
The Panthers scored nine runs in the first inning and rolled to a 13-1 win over New Berlin West on July 1 at Greendale.
West scored a run in the second, and Greendale countered with four more in the bottom of the inning. With star pitcher Ty Ramirez pitching, the Vikings chance of victory was slim to none as he walked three and had 11 strikeouts.
Angel Ramirez had three hits and an RBI; Sam Sabinash singled and doubled and drove in 3 runs; Bohan Lee singled twice and drove in three runs; and Logan Rezach had two singles and an RBI.» Read Full Article
Elmbrook Humane Society to collect much-needed items at 'Thank Dog It's Friday' event
The Elmbrook Humane Society will host its annual "Thank Dog It's Friday" event on Friday, July 17.
The dog-themed event will feature lure coursing, swimming pools (for the dogs), raffles and vendors. Participants will also be invited to "stuff" a Soerens Ford vehicle with items needed by EBHS to provide care to its animal patients.
Those much-needed items include cat and dog food, canned tuna, pet nursing bottles, chicken or beef broth and treats for pets. For a complete list, visit www.ebhs.org.
The free event will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the humane society, 20950 Enterprise Ave.
Elm Grove Police and Fire Departments respond to house fire
No injuries were reported in relation to an Elm Grove house fire at 13165 Wrayburn Road Wednesday morning.
Elm Grove Police and Fire Departments responded to the active fire at 10:25 a.m. The home was not occupied at the time of the fire although contractors were on scene repairing a roof.
The fire was contained to the attic and upper side walls of the residence and investigators are currently on scene looking into the cause.
Estimate of structural loss is unknown although the total assessed value of the home, including land, is $441,800 based on 2014 property tax listings.
Are you affected by the Milwaukee bus strike? Brookfield Now wants to hear from Gold Line commuters
Do you rely on the Milwaukee County Transit System for work? If so, Brookfield Now would like to hear from you.
Reporter John Rasche is currently looking for Gold Line commuters, who depend on the route from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to Brookfield Square Mall.
How has Milwaukee County's bus driver strike affected you? How are you making the commute in lieu of bus operation?
Rasche may use your input for an upcoming story about the strike's effect on the Brookfield area.
He can be reached by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or you can also find him on Twitter at @Rasche_Now.
Brookfield water main break causes closure of Lilly Road
A water main break forced the closure of an approximately half-mile stretch of Lilly Road early Friday morning, June 26.
Lilly was closed from West Burleigh Road to Ridgewood Road after a service connection blew out.
"There's a little device called a saddle that sits on the (water) main. It had been put in several years ago to feed a home back in the woods, and it just failed," city of Brookfield Director of Public Works Tom Grisa said.
Closing Lilly Road was standard procedure for the city, considering the situation.
"We don't always know where the break is and it was (spilling) in the roadway," Grisa said. "It was also at the bottom of a hill, so you would have the potential for slippery traffic."» Read Full Article
Town of Brookfield denies two sign requests
The town of Brookfield's plan commission stuck to its guns Tuesday night when asked to consider requests by two businesses for signs that would violate the town's sign code.
Siding Unlimited and Skiin both put in requests for the plan commission to recommend scheduling public hearings for the businesses to be allowed to have signs that display digital, changing text.
While commissioners did not specifically have problems with the idea of allowing the public hearing to take place for the textual request, they voted down both items for other reasons.
Most of the discussion on the items referred to Siding Unlimited's request because it came first on the agenda and officials did not want to have the same conversation for Skiin.
"There's a couple of code issues relative to this request and that's the size of the sign," town of Brookfield Development Services Administrator Gary Lake said. "The area proposed is 138 square feet. Our ordinance permits 70 square feet for a single-occupant, free-standing sign."» Read Full Article


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Feb. 18, 2006
ERIE, Pa.- The Holy Cross men's hockey team tied Mercyhurst, 3-3, in Atlantic Hockey action this evening at the Mercyhurst Ice Center. With the tie, the Crusaders are now 21-7-2 overall (17-5-2 AHA), while the Lakers are 18-11-1 overall (16-7-1 AHA). The first-place Crusaders (36 points) remain three points ahead of the second-place Lakers (33). Holy Cross wins the season series, 2-1-1.
The first period went scoreless as each team had 12 shots. Holy Cross went 0-1 on the power play and Mercyhurst went 0-2.
The Lakers scored the lone goal of the second period with just 17 seconds remaining in the period while on the power play. Conrad Martin fired a slap shot from the blue line, which was then reflected into the net by Dave Borrelli for his 23rd goal of the season. For the period, the Crusaders had 12 shots and went 0-3 on the power play, while the Lakers had seven shots and went 1-3.
Mercyhurst extended its lead to 2-0 at 4:10 into the third period when Borrelli scored a shorthanded goal for his second goal of the game and 24th of the season. Borrelli shot the puck into the upper left corner of the net after receiving a centering pass from Ben Cottreau.
At the 9:30 mark the Crusaders went on a five-minute major power play and converted at the 10:27 mark to make the score 2-1, when junior Sean Nappo (Northville, Mich.) scored his ninth goal of the season. Junior Jon Landry (Lexington, Mass.) fired a shot that was saved by Mercyhurst goalie Tyler Small, but Nappo was there to knock in the rebound. Nappo was then called for a penalty and the Lakers scored immediately at the 10:36 mark to increase their lead to 3-1, when Scott Reynolds scored his 12th goal of the season.
While back on the five-minute major power play, Holy Cross cut the deficit in half again when sophomore Cal St. Denis (Freelton, Ontario) scored his seventh goal of the year at the 14:13 mark. With an empty net the Crusaders tied the game with only 23 seconds left in the period to force overtime, when Landry netted his fifth goal of the season. Landry brought the puck into Mercyhurst's zone on the right side and then sent a crossing pass to sophomore Dale Reinhardt (Livingston, N.J), who passed it right back to Landry, who then buried the puck into the right side of the net. Senior Tyler McGregor (Ajax, Ontario) was also credited with an assist.
Senior goaltender Tony Quesada (South Freeport, Maine) made 31 saves and is now 16-3-2 on the season, while Small stopped 38 shots and is now 10-4-1. The Crusaders had 41 shots and went 2-8 on the power play, while the Lakers had 34 shots and went 1-7. With tonight's game, Quesada has tied the school-record for most games played in goal with 96, which was set by Paul Pijanowski (1984-87).
The Holy Cross defense held Mercyhurst to a total of five goals on the weekend with two on Friday night and three tonight. The Lakers have the nation's top ranked offense as they entered the weekend averaging 4.32 goals per game.
With an assist, McGregor extended his scoring streak to 11 games and has now tallied seven goals and 17 assists for 24 points in the last 11 games.
The Crusaders return to action on Friday and Saturday, February 24-25, when they face Atlantic Hockey opponent Sacred Heart in a home-and-home series. On Friday, Holy Cross will host the Pioneers at the Hart Center, while on Saturday the two teams will play at the Milford Ice Pavilion. Both games are set to start at 7:00 p.m.


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Career Outlook
There is definitely high demand for technicians in the automotive industry. And the need for technicians will increase with the number of vehicles on the road. Growth in the driving age population and multi-car families will also increase the need for more technicians.
And more good news: Texas is No. 2 in the entire nation with the highest employment level in this occupation.
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*Statistics from the US Bureau Labor and Statistics, May 2013; wages will vary by location, employer and experience.
The TSTC Automotive Technology program has been ranked a leader in post-secondary automotive education and features approximately $3 million worth of the latest equipment and laboratories. The Automotive Technology Program is certified by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation and instructors are certified by Automotive Service Excellence.


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When did you realize you wanted to be a professional musician?
Becoming a professional singer was my dream as a child. I can't remember a time before I was passionate about singing. In fact, my mom told me a story about the first time I sang…
I was an infant, sitting on my grandma's lap when she taught me the song "Happy Talk" from "South Pacific". I couldn't even speak but I got very excited "singing" along with her.
As a young girl, my grandparents took me to see the movie "Jesus Christ Superstar". I wasn't thrilled about going to church or the hymns we sang, but watching this show was a spiritual experience. I connected with the character Mary, of Magdalene. I could feel her passion and immediately, I wanted to play that role. I absolutely loved the show with the rock music, cool dancing and impassioned delivery.
My mom had a copy of the double album and I learned every word. I sang every song over and over in my room after school and dreamed about some day being on stage singing "I don't know how to love him, what to do, how to move him...".
In third grade, my teacher encouraged us to develop an act to perform in the talent show. I didn't know of any particular talent I had so she asked, "What do you love most to do?"
"Singing!" was my immediate reply.
She suggested I prepare a couple of songs to sing.
That was the first time I performed in front of strangers. After that, my confidence grew, I participated in the school choir throughout the years and eventually was invited to sing solo's in the concerts. In my junior year, I was cast in the musical "Godspell", which had a similar effect on me as watching "Superstar". I was in other musicals, but none moved me like that one.
By the time I was entering high school, my father convinced me that "it is very hard to make a living as a singer. You can always sing but it is best for you to go to college and get a job to fall back on".
I buried my desire to be a professional musician for decades, got advanced business degrees and became a successful professional. My business career started in Management and Training Consulting. The 5 day a week travel was grueling so I found local work as an Employee Development Trainer in the mortgage division of a local bank. I really enjoyed training people about the company as well as how to communicate more effectively.
In one of my projects, I met many sales people who all encouraged me to originate residential mortgages. "You'd be great!" they said. Another project put me in a coaching position for the senior managers of sales who felt the same way. My intuition told me to take the leap of faith from a comfortable salary to straight commission.
I did very well by providing exceptional, honest and efficient service, empowering consumers to make wise financial decisions. Although I planned to spend "a couple of years in the field" before returning to corporate life, I enjoyed my work, earned a great living and made friends with professional associates.
I also met my husband and we partnered to eventually open our own office. He hired Shane Capone, a local rapper who later introduced me to my producer/engineer, Scott Sumner. Scott mentored me and gave my work the professional edge I needed to turn it into a career. I began making music in 2004 while I was still working a day job. I closed my mortgage origination office in 2008 and decided to finally get back into Training; at the beginning of the "great recession".
The idea of becoming a professional musician didn't return until a couple of years ago after realizing that the job market in Metro-Detroit was going to take awhile to resuscitate.
That's when I saw this economic crisis as an opportunity to launch my career. It's as if the universe is intentionally giving me the time and inspiration to walk my talk while contributing to the transformation of human consciousness. I opened my mind to creating a new model of success in music. While conventional models require extensive touring or being signed by a big label to sell CDs and merchandise, the business is changing. The internet opened the possibility to collaborate and distribute music globally.
Instead of starting with a band, I started with a concept. The inspiration I felt in "Godspell", "Jesus Christ Superstar" and singing songs that had personal meaning for me led me to understand what I loved most about singing: Uplifting people through spiritual, not religious songs with popular music.
That's when I started researching the power of music to shape thought and incite action. I put that together with my lifelong interest in personal growth and consciousness evolution.
My first song "Heaven On Earth" was surprisingly inspired. Before that, I didn't realize I could write or compose songs. My brand of music for personal growth and global transformation addresses real life emotions, even the politically incorrect ones, and resolves to leave the listener feeling empowered to affect their own lives, society and the world.
How long was it from the time you decided to be a professional musician to the time you got your first paid gig as a musician?
My first paid gig came before my decision to go professional.
I sang as a hobby because I love singing and performing. Friends and family asked me to sing at weddings and parties. I sang in contests and talent shows. Any money I received was icing on the cake. One memorable event was at an outdoor community festival. A fellow singer and I joined together to sing popular love songs. Although he and I never dated, we were both passionate about singing, our voices blended well together and we performed because we loved it. I don't remember what song we sang for that particular contest but I remember it was a windy, sunny summer day. He was wearing a suit, I was wearing a flowing gown. We had to stand in such a way that the wind wouldn't interfere with the microphones. It was hot and if we had not been performing, we would have been seriously overdressed for the occasion. As usual when we performed, the audience was transported into a romantic scene of bliss. They stood up and cheered. Their response demonstrated that we captivated their hearts. The love shared by the audience was payment enough for the hours of rehearsal. When we won first prize, we were surprised and ecstatic. In that moment, we knew we were doing exactly what we were supposed to be doing.
The Internet and home studios opened opportunities for creatively inclined people to produce original work, regardless of their level of talent. On one hand, that's great for expanding entertainment options but on another hand, with free music being widely available, it's difficult for the artist to gain sufficient attention to earn a living.
Every time someone buys a download or CD, I do a happy dance.
My first significant paid gig surprised me. I was led to a play writer in Los Angeles who has produced successful plays before. For this one designed for children, he wanted to include music. He had some melodies and lyrics in his head but needed structure, purpose and meaning. I told him about web cam conferences and we scheduled face to face meetings. I accepted a coaching role to help him pull his great ideas together, contribute to the lyrics and record vocals for the demonstration tape. He was excited to move his project forward and grateful for my help. I was grateful and thanked him thinking "Wow, I get paid to do this?"
What was the most difficult aspect of getting started as a paid musician?
Asking for money to do what I love was the most difficult aspect of being a paid musician. Like many people, I was programmed to believe work is something we have to do. Some people enjoy their job but usually it's not what they love most to do. Artists generally get a world of satisfaction by having people notice them, appreciate their work and share with their friends. Since music has always been a hobby, something I'd do whether or not I got paid, I was reluctant to ask for money.
Originally, I intended to organize a volunteer community program, gathering like-minded people who love what they do so much, they will do it for free. When the group didn't manifest as I envisioned, I launched my own company. I intended to produce and distribute music free, then income from my day job started decreasing.
One day my husband confronted me about the altruistic nature of my work. He pointed out that it costs money to make music and to live and said "Your music is great. Why would you give away a marketable product?"
He was right.
Not only do I produce quality music and visual entertainment, I have a product that changes the way people think about entertainment and empowers them to improve. There is real value to listeners. There are seminars and workshops for personal growth that charge for attendance. They sell CDs, DVDs, books and tee-shirts. Musicians get paid for performing. My engineer/producer charges me for studio time. After thinking about music in the mindset of a business professional and acknowledging how my work affects listeners, I realized I was short-changing myself. I was also short-changing listeners because in this world, I can't create and distribute music without earning a living.
How did you get started recording music professionally?
That was a process of Divine Intervention that started long before my music career. Looking back, I see my decision to move into commission sales as the first step. Then I met my husband and partnered with him. Due to our combined effort, we opened our own office. Then he hired Shane. My husband was impressed because he had the entrepreneurial spirit and ability to produce an album on his own in his 20's. Since we became friends, even though he quit to record an album with a major label in LA, he answered my call for guidance when I wrote my first song.
I was inspired to write my first song by a heated debate with a member of a group informally called "Heaven On Earth". I organized it to create spiritual but not religious community musicals. One guy asked "What would you think about using the word 'God' in the lyrics?". I answered "I'd use it sparingly, if at all because it limits our audience and every religion has music. It's been done and I want to do something different".
The discussion escalated from there. The next morning, I woke up with words in my head that repeated until I wrote them down. "Heaven on Earth. Can it really be true? I only know it's up to me and you". Forty-five minutes later, I had a poem I knew was a song. I invited composers to write music to it but after many attempts, it didn't happen. I gave up on the idea. Then months later, a melody popped up in my head. I intuitively knew it was for "Heaven on Earth". I grabbed a recorder and started singing. Sometime after that, with no instrumental training, I composed it on a keyboard that had pre-programmed styles.
I called Shane and invited him over to listen to the song. When he arrived, I read the song. He said "That is a nice poem but it wouldn't make a good song." I insisted "Poems make good songs!". "Not that one" he replied. Then I played the music I recorded on my keyboard and sang along. He said "You need studio time". I gave him the phone saying "Call your guy". He called but Scott was busy and probably not interested in working with a newbie.
A couple of weeks later, I called Shane to check on the status of my request. He called him again and Scott suggested I come to one of Shane's sessions. I guess Scott took a liking to me and when the session was over I asked "How do I get studio time?" He opened his book and scheduled an appointment. That was the beginning of a strong professional relationship that has helped me learn and grow as an artist.
What is your biggest obstacle when it comes to pitching yourself as a musician and what steps have you taken to overcome that obstacle?
We're taught not to brag on ourselves. I have many years of experience in Sales and Marketing, pitching a product or service. Although I realize that the reason people wanted to do business with me wasn't just the product my employer offered but also because of me, I pitched the product.
Since my work in music is personal to me, from my heart and soul, I felt like pitching "my" music was bragging on myself. The way I overcame that obstacle was to look it as a business. I have a Master's degree in Business and that taught me to look at return on investment. I've always given service from my heart and provided more than the customer expected. So applying that to music, I charge for my time and expense but put my heart and soul into the work.
Can you tell us a little bit about your latest album?
"From Primal to Divine" expresses struggles and joys encountered on a journey of personal growth and awareness, toward enlightenment. It has a nice range of beats that help move listeners through various, honest emotions. It's empowering.
If someone were listening to you for the first time, what song, on your album, would you recommend they listen to?
That usually depends on how people answer the question "What type of music do you like?"
For those who say "I like all types of music", I suggest they listen to "Until the Bliss". That song is in a spoken-word/Alternative Rock style introducing 'tude Vox Ro. There are two templates for selling anything. The first is to figure out what people are buying and sell it to them.
The second is to figure out what your heart is telling you to do and do it - a kind of "Build it and they will come" philosophy. That's what "From Primal to Divine" is based in. Some musicians are into spirituality. Other musicians are into sex, relationships, dance beats, or activism. I'm into it all in moderation, for a balanced life. "Until the Bliss" shows the 'tude behind the Vox.
What are you hoping to accomplish with this album?
I am part of a growing movement to help people wake up and understand that what we are taught in school, through mass distribution and centrally owned media is what controllers of capital want us to believe, fooling us into making choices and taking action that correspond with structured objectives.
This limits us from creating world peace, abundance and individual creativity.
The masses are encouraged to separate into sides, believing their side is "right" and everyone else is "wrong". In truth, we every day people have more in common than different. That goes for religion, political parties, ethnic groups, socio-economic class, employee classifications and every other group you can imagine.
We can right every wrong on the planet by looking deeper into ourselves, resolve buried emotional turmoil and stepping into our divine light. This album is about getting in touch with our commonalities to create tolerance, unity, peace, love and empowerment through right action.
How do you balance your life as a musician with your duties as a parent or spouse?
Just like anyone working diligently, balance takes intentional time for relaxation, family activities and enjoyment. My husband and I have been business partners. He is now the Director of Sales for my record company, Gen-Ray Records. We spend 8 - 10 hours a day, every day working toward our goals. When you work with a spouse, social activities all seem to sprout from business. This gives a false sense of spending quality time together. We end up burned out, tired, ornery. So we sat down to discuss the situation, agreeing to carve out time we don't think we have available to hang out together every week. That doesn't include shopping for groceries or household necessities. That doesn't include business functions. We go to the park, community events, the movies, museums and visit friends.
What was the best writing-related advice you ever received when it comes to writing lyrics?
There's not a "right" way to do it.
Sometimes I start with an event or emotion, creating a poem to express my feelings. Other times, I start with music and listen to emotions it communicates. Sometimes I have hard rhymes in predictable patterns. Other times I throw in an unusual rhyme scheme. Sometimes I don't rhyme. The key is to open the mind and heart to hear inspiration, and allow the work to be a reflection of that inner voice we can only hear when we're peaceful. I can't force it to happen - well I can but it doesn't come out as well. When I get stuck, I take a break. Sometimes I put a song aside for months and work on something else. Sometimes I take a break on song writing to produce videos. Sometimes I divert my attention toward communicating with listeners and growing my base. When I get back to song-writing, I return with a refreshed outlook and revitalized approach.
What influences the type of music you write?
My life experience influences the songs I write.
I write about what is important to me. Since I was 10 years old, I've been interested in personal growth and spirituality. My spiritual development started at Unity Church, learning creative visualization, self hypnosis and personal responsibility. At that time, Unity didn't have any cool music but I went to Catholic church too. My dad was the Music Director and one church had a guitar mass that played contemporary music. I enjoyed that a lot. My experience in the musicals "Godspell" and "Jesus Christ Superstar" moved that enthusiasts to a new level. But since I've never been connected with traditional church, I knew I had to invent a new way to spread spiritual messages that relate to everyone, not just religious people.
My work is about the transformation of human consciousness. I knew my life purpose had something to do with ushering in this pivotal point in history ever since I was about twelve years old. I didn't learn how to do it until about nine years ago. My mission is to affect the intentional selection of entertainment as a tool for personal growth and global transformation. My passionate interest in co-creating a better world influences the work I do.
What do you feel is the single most detrimental thing a musician could do to destroy his/her career?
Sell their soul for fame and the illusion of financial stability.
Everyone needs to understand that the only reason anyone is going to give you money is so they can make more from the investment. That's called exploitation and absolutely necessary for capitalism to thrive. But when people approach you with bright shiny dollar signs, figure out what is in it for them.
With the changes going on in the music industry today, big business finds it more difficult to continue making big profits in the traditional formats. Seemingly small, independent artist sites are often financed by big labels, capitalizing on the hopes and dreams of artists. Promoters guarantee you nothing but demand money saying "We need to get paid for our time". True, but so do you.
Figure out what they will do for you - and there are legitimate services that help distribute your music - but treat it like a business. What will by your return on investment?
Then, READ YOUR CONTRACTS.
You don't have to be an attorney to understand something isn't right. Many contracts/agreements want you to give up ownership rights to your songs for the opportunity to be promoted by them. Many contracts are one sided, automatically renew every year promising you only to be listed on their website but securing your commitment to give them a piece of your action, whether or not they contributed to your success.
When you get to the point of being sought after, approach every offer with a critical eye.
Find out what they are promising and what you have to give in return. How many hours a week are you under their control? How much creative and production freedom do you maintain? What are their marketing plans for your work? Do they want to turn you into a formatted drone or support the creative edge you've established? Who makes the majority of money from your work? How much control do you have over expenses that you, the artist ultimately pays?
Think about what you love about music and make sure every agreement you make furthers YOUR objective.
What do you think music offers to the world, as a whole?
Music transports people anywhere they want to go. Music is a portal to the past and future while being fully present in the now. It transcends space-time. Music brings people together, shapes thought, incites action. Music activates the mind, body and spirit. Music gives humanity a way to express inner emotions, connect with others and celebrate all the aspects of life. Music changes the vibrational frequency of people and therefore, the planet. Music is a universal language of sound energy and changes moods, hearts and minds.
What's ahead for your music?
I've released 8 new songs since my album and continue working with fantastic composers locally and internationally. In addition, I've been getting more inquiries about custom designed songs to be used by independent film and documentary makers, organizations and causes to help them better connect with the audience, solidify lessons, develop group cohesion and encourage positive action.
With more people actively exposing the wrongs of the world and intentionally creating peace and abundance for everyone, I see myself performing live with speakers and personal growth experts at seminars and special engagements. My music career has been a series of seemingly unrelated steps that have proven to be more rewarding than I ever imagined. I continue to keep myself open for new opportunities to emerge from the most unexpected places.
Visit Rosemarie Ashley at www.SassyAlternativeMusic.com
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So I ran into the first major snafu with my phone. Trying to upload / download office documents. Can't do it with zune, don't want to do it with skydrive.... Sent myself the document as an attachment in an email and was able to download it. The I made a couple of changes, but couldn't figure out how to save it. Finally figured out that you have to use the back button to get back to the menu to find the save as, or it will prompt you to save the changes if you hit back enough times.
Now at this point the document is saved. It's even more annoying now to try to get it back off the phone and onto my pc. Can't email it to myself cause I can't browse the filesystem, and you can't click the share and choose e-mail. This has to do with me turning off automatic syncing of my email accounts. If you do not have an active email account on the phone, these options will not show up. Once I turned on email sync I was able to open up the document and share it. You still cannot go into your email account, compose a new email, and attach the file from there.
This part is just so incredibly backwards that there is no way I would ever get a tablet based upon windows phone. I could have moved that file in seconds on Windows Mobile, but there is no easy way to get files back and forth unless you want to use skydrive. The data in my file is somewhat sensitive that I don't really want to be emailing it back and forth, so obviously using the phone for documents isn't going to work well unless some changes are made.
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The Fairy Godmother, played by Japanese ballerina Mimoza Koike, was a joy to watch.
BEIRUT: Cinderella and all that she represents – ugly duckling-cum-royal bride, the conquest of poverty through romantic love – is a tale with near universal recognition.
A retooled version of the Cinderella story, "Cendrillon," a ballet choreographed by Jean-Christophe Maillot for Les Ballets de Monte Carlo, is currently being staged at Casino du Liban. The official ballet troupe of the Principality of Monaco, Les Ballets de Monte Carlo first performed "Cendrillon" in 2004.
Called by turns humorous, thoughtful and impertinent, the ballet evolved from Maillot's taking a different approach to the tale by avoiding the sentimentality inherent in the story.
Maillot has explained that, rather than working with the virtue of Cinderella or the evil of her stepfamily, he built his ballet on the idea of the foot fetish. He's declared the foot to be the defining structural element of the story. It is the foot that turns the prince's world around and inspires him to travel far and wide, carefully attentive of every foot on the way.
The importance of the foot to the dancer almost goes without saying – the foot structures dance as Maillot sees it structuring his Cinderella.
Maillot's "Cendrillon" is performed in the midst of Ernest Pignon-Ernest's clean, minimalist stage design. Inspired by the pages of the a picture book (so often the place where we are introduced to our first rendition of Cinderella), the stage is littered with 20 huge pages, 3 by 4 meters in size, upon which images, words and mood are projected to illustrate, as Pignon-Ernest has put it, something "between reality and phantasmagoria."
Cinderella dances barefoot, fluid and controlled, in a simple dark-green gown. Throughout the show, her simple appearance is contrasted to the rest of the cast's garish costuming, a riot of color, makeup and hair pieces.
Maillot's choreography provides a rich source of characterization, successfully projecting the personality of each character with her own distinct style. Especially enjoyable was the Fey (Japanese ballerina Mimoza Koike) – more commonly known as "the Fairy Godmother," thanks to Disney. Her tremulous movement, and her characterization of the mischievous architect of Cinderella's newfound happiness, were a joy to watch.
Another audience favorite were the two Superintendents of Pleasure – gentlemen charged with facilitating the glorious excess and nefarious plotting of the wretched stepmother and her two daughters. Their loud and cheeky onstage presence was a constant source of amusement.
Cinderella's phantasmagoric journey to her happy ending is a riotous one. In an effort to recreate for themselves the foot that the prince desires, for instance, the two stepsisters decide to take a stab at plastic surgery.
The show ends in an unexpected stroke of quiet sentimentality. As Cinderella embraces her prince, at the far side of the stage, her father clutches a pure white gown that once belonged to Cinderella's mother, mourning her untimely death and his miserable marriage to Cinderella's stepmother.
It is a poignant reminder that not everyone gets their own happy ending.
Les Ballets de Monte Carlo's "Cendrillon" continues at Casino du Liban through Nov. 6. For more information, call +9613656065.
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Minister of Tourism Hisham Zazou said that the tourism industry is the most affected sector due to events that Egypt is currently witnessing which affect Egypt's image abroad, thus negatively affect numbers of tourists coming to Egypt and cancel of flights.
In statements, the minister made on Monday 11/2/2013 on the sidelines of a conference on tourism and incentive to revive it, which Cairo hosts in participation of representatives of some States, he said that he would discuss with Turkey the reasons for postponing its flights, scheduled to start in March and have been postponed to next September.
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Awh i was really disappointed when one of your books wasn't on the list.....hopefully next time :Dand thanks for telling us i have now decided to go get Red Hot Fury it looks awesome Have you read it?
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It's Halloween
Today is Halloween. The date is Monday the 31st of October.
We do not do Trick or Treating in my family but I know that Trick or Treating is where you dress up in a spooky or cooky costume and go around knocking on people's doors saying "Trick or Treat" when they open the door in the hope that they have a treat for you. If they say "Trick" you have to be able to tell them a joke or play a funny trick on them. If they say "Treat" they should give you a lolly! Yum yum!!
One day I would love to go Trick or Treating with my friends and family!!
Halloween is so so spooky. It is where you celebrate spooky things and you eat lollies and lots more.Trick or Treating is actually an American thing, not many people do it in Australia.
Have you ever been Trick or Treating? If you have, where did you go?
What kind of lollies did you get?
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Our venue is CAMP MULAHIA which has facilities including a pool, cottages with up to 300 beds, a large indoor venue, a short walk to a waterfall with beautiful nature and more!
Here's more info about Camp Mulahia and our current poster here: http://mysticislandfestival.com/event-info/maui-2014-poster/
The Mystic Island Festival is dedicated to building community and raising consciousness by learning about and sharing the spirit of Aloha! With inspiring offerings of music and transformational workshops, we're coming together to activate, integrate and celebrate our healing while having the time of our lives!
We are still accepting a few volunteer applications.
We have made some exceptions for harder site prep work but as we are getting full me need to resort to our normal arrangement which includes that request for a small financial contribution of the $25. To request consideration for volunteering click here.
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Bring your own bottle! There will be one or two great food vendors including raw foods/vegetarian/vegan/ also amazing healthy deserts!
How do I buy the tickets for teens 13-16 (half price)?
Those tix will be available at the gate when you show up with your teen.
I was wondering what the general feelings toward alcohol (beer / wine) is at the event and if there are there restrictions from bringing it to the camping area? is it served at the venue?
There is no selling of beer or alcohol and we highly discourage it. If you have a beer or glass of wine in your tent and are not 'walking around with a beer in your hand' you could probably get away with it. We highly discourage any intoxication and drunkenness. Our event is endeavoring to encourage us all to find lifestyle choices leading to a joyful life without the need of intoxicants to feel 'high' but rather to get 'high on life' with yoga, music, breathing, ecstatic dance etc.
Although in our previous events we have at least recycled, encouraged water bottle usage vs plastic, and so forth, this year we endeavor to do more to make our event as close to a ZERO WASTE event as possible. We encourage you to bring your own water bottle and even plates and utensils if possible. Check back here for more about what we will be planning for this year to reduce our footprint and be as much of an example of how we can walk more lightly on the Earth.
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Google remotely removed the malicious applications from affected devices and an Android Market security update has been issued for all affected devices.
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