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SO GOOD FOR THE SOUL: A TRIBUTE TO MOTOWN Opens State Theatre's 88th Season Tonight
by BWW News Desk - Sep 20, 2014
Take a trip down Memory Lane featuring the songs and sound America grew up with. So Good for the Soul: A Tribute to Motown kicks off the 88th season of the historic State Theatre in Easton with a performance tonight, September 20th. (more...)
SOUND OFF World Premiere Exclusive: Michael Mott's WHERE THE SKY ENDS: THE DANCE REMIXES
by Pat Cerasaro - Oct 7, 2014
Today, BroadwayWorld is thrilled to host the world premiere exclusive unveiling of a preview trailer for the new EP featuring dance remixes of songs from rising composer/lyricist Michael Mott's WHERE THE SKY ENDS. (more...)
Photo Coverage: John Kander, James Rado & More Celebrate Abe Jacob
by Genevieve Rafter Keddy - Oct 7, 2014
Long-time friends, associates and family gathered last night (October 6) to celebrate the 70th birthday of one of the theatre community's most treasured members - award-winning sound designer Abe Jacob. (more...)
Cornish Dance Theater to Present Fall 2014 Concert, 11/21-22
by BWW News Desk - Oct 28, 2014
Cornish Dance Theater, the performing ensemble of the Dance Department at Cornish College of the Arts, will feature choreography by Iyun Ashani Harrison, Jose Limon, Vivian Little, Michele Miller, and Amy O'Neal at its Fall 2014 Concert, which takes place at the Cornish Playhouse on Nov. 21 and 22. Many of the pieces, including one world premiere from Harrison, focus on issues relevant to the dancers and today's college students. (more...)
The Dallas Opera Presents FIRST NIGHT to Kick Off 2014-2015 Season, Today
by BWW News Desk - Oct 23, 2014
Opening Night of the Season holds the promise of something exciting, awe-inspiring and new! FIRST NIGHT presented by The Dallas Opera offers an evening of spectacular events to kick off the 2014-2015 Heights of Passion season with fun and flair. The festivities will begin on the lawn outside of the Margot and Bill Winspear Opera House today, October 24, 2014 at 5:30 p.m. with a red carpet entrance featuring models in custom-designed gowns based on the themes of this season's operas. They continue with a sumptuous black-tie Pre-Performance Dinner at 6:00 p.m., co-chaired by Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger and catered by Wolfgang Puck in Sammons Park in a fabulous tent enhanced by décor inspired by the opera. The Dallas Opera's production of The Marriage of Figaro by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a charming comedy, begins at 8:00 p.m. in the Margot and Bill Winspear Opera House, as well as at Klyde Warren Park where last year's live opening night simulcast attracted thousands! (more...)
The Dallas Opera Announces FIRST NIGHT Lineup
by BWW News Desk - Oct 23, 2014
Opening Night of the Season holds the promise of something exciting, awe-inspiring and new! FIRST NIGHT presented by The Dallas Opera offers an evening of spectacular events to kick off the 2014-2015 'Heights of Passion' season with fun and flair. (more...)
SKINK to Play Byham Theater,Locations Throughout Region
by BWW News Desk - Oct 22, 2014
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust announces, Pittsburgh International Children's Theater will present SKINK, created and performed by Brian Sanders' JUNK, from November 16-22, 2014, at six performance locations throughout the region. Citizens Bank is the season sponsor of the 2014 ? 2015Pittsburgh International Children's Theater Family Series. (more...)
BC Beat to Showcase New Work by Broadway's Justin Prescott, Sean McKnight, Michael Mindlin, Karla Garcia and More, 11/10
by BWW News Desk - Oct 22, 2014
BC Beat, the bi-annual choreography showcase established to support, explore and experience innovative theatrical dance, announces a line up for Monday November 10th featuring eight choreographers with work performed by a company of 40 artists from Broadway's biggest hits. The evening kicks off with 7pm at Cielo (18 Little W. 12th Street). (more...)
CROBOT Premiere 'Skull Of Geronimo' Video
by BWW News Desk - Oct 2, 2014
CROBOT premiered the new video for Skull of Geronimo alongside a Q&A with guitarist and visual artist CHRIS BISHOP--on GuitarWorld.com (more...)
Barry Manilow's COPACABANA Kicks Off New UK Tour Today
by Pat Cerasaro - Oct 2, 2014
The full-fledged, full-scale stage musical adaptation of Barry Manilow's classic COPACABANA kicks off a UK tour today. (more...)
BWW Reviews: Gone Dancin' with New York City Center's Fall For Dance
by Melia Kraus-har - Oct 17, 2014
Tuesday, October 14th, marked the midway point of New York City Center's Fall for Dance and represented companies from three continents: South Africa's Vuyani Dance Theatre in a spiritual meditation, Sara Mearns and Company in full Broadway fanfare, Trisha Brown Dance Company's reconstruction of Son of Gone Fishin', and, National Ballet of China in a 16th century tale. (more...)
SINGIN' IN THE RAIN, SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS & More Will Be Featured in CLASSIC HOLLYWOOD MUSICALS on PBS
by BWW News Desk - Oct 15, 2014
Featuring some of the most iconic images ever recorded on film, five classic Hollywood musicals -- The Wizard of Oz, Yankee Doodle Dandy, Singin' in the Rain, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, and Viva Las Vegas -- take viewers on a journey across the Golden Age of movie musicals, spanning the days from the Great Depression all the way to the Civil Rights Movement. With foot-stomping dance numbers, Technicolor fantasy worlds, and soaring ballads sung by some of the world's most beloved stars, these movies still inspire audiences to laugh, love and dream -- even when times are tough. Hosted by Nick Clooney, CLASSIC HOLLYWOOD MUSICALS is part of special programming premiering on PBS stations beginning November 29, 2014 (check local listings). (more...)
Michael Mott's WHERE THE SKY ENDS: THE DANCE REMIXES Now Available
by Pat Cerasaro - Oct 14, 2014
Get Michael Mott's sensational new remix EP! (more...)
COCA-COLA RED CARPET LIVE! Returns to the 2014 American Music Awards
by BWW News Desk - Nov 7, 2014
Dick Clark productions announces the return of the Coca-Cola Red Carpet LIVE! @ The 2014 AMAs preshow, which will stream LIVE online for fans worldwide on Yahoo (www.yahoo.com/live), this year's official digital distributor of the American Music Awards Experience, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd starting at 5:00 p.m. ET / 2:00 p.m. PT. The red carpet live-streaming preshow precedes the LIVE broadcast of the 2014 American Music Awards from the Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd (8:00-11:00 p.m. ET/PT) on the ABC Television Network. (more...)
DANCING WITH THE STARS #DynamicDuos Recap 11/3; FULL RESULTS!
by Gabrielle Gervais - Nov 3, 2014
This week on DANCING WITH THE STARS, things were done a little differently. On this night of #DynamicDuos, the couple with the best score of the night was automatically immune from elimination. The other six competitors were pit against one another in a dance battle for bonus judges' points. Aside from the immune contestant, elimination went as planned. (more...)
EDUCATING RITA, A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM & More Set for Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse Theatres' Upcoming Season
by BWW News Desk - Nov 25, 2014
A major revival of Willy Russell's Educating Rita will open the Playhouse's 2015 Spring Season. The production, directed by Artistic Director Gemma Bodinetz, will mark the play's 35th anniversary and will star Leanne Best as Rita and Con O'Neill as Frank. Following a remarkable first year, the Everyman season will begin with Associate Director Nick Bagnall's fresh take on A Midsummer Night's Dream. The second half of the season is marked by two world premieres, both screen to stage adaptations; a never-before seen Arthur Miller screenplay The Hook at the Everyman and the first ever stage adaptation of a Coen Brothers' film will see The Hudsucker Proxy come to life on the Playhouse stage. (more...)
NUTCRACKER: PART 1, THE WORKSHOP to Play Knockdown Center
by BWW News Desk - Nov 25, 2014
Nutcracker: Part I, The Workshop: An immersive, dance-theatre reimagining of the classic ballet, performed in the cavernous Knockdown Center, depicts the life-story of a woman (and dancer) named Clara. (more...)
Cornish Dance Theater Presents Fall 2014 Concert This Weekend
by BWW News Desk - Nov 21, 2014
Cornish Dance Theater, the performing ensemble of the Dance Department at Cornish College of the Arts, will feature choreography by Iyun Ashani Harrison, Jose Limon, Vivian Little, Michele Miller, and Amy O'Neal at its Fall 2014 Concert, which takes place at the Cornish Playhouse this weekend, Nov. 21 and 22. Many of the pieces, including one world premiere from Harrison, focus on issues relevant to the dancers and today's college students. (more...)
STAGE TUBE: On This Day 11/10- Ann Reinking
by Stage Tube - Nov 10, 2014
Happy Birthday Ann Reinking! Reinking came to critical notice in 'Over Here!' (Theatre World Award), and later went on to originate roles in 'Goodtime Charley' (with Tony and Drama Desk nominations) and 'Bob Fosse's Dancin' (Tony nomination). She also took over leads in 'Chicago', 'A Chorus Line', and 'Sweet Charity'. She appeared in Fosse's semi-autobiographical film All That Jazz, as well as the films Annie and Micki and Maude. (more...)
VIDEO: Becky G & Austin Mahone Are Young & In Love in 'Lovin' So Hard' Music Video!
by BWW News Desk - May 6, 2015
Singer Becky G and Austin Mahone have apparently found true love and are not afraid to show it off in Becky G's new music video for 'Lovin' So Hard,' which was released today, Wednesday (May 6th. (more...)
Eddie Bruce to Headline Thursday Night Summer Concert Series at Resorts Casino, 7/16-8/6
by BWW News Desk - May 28, 2015
Eddie Bruce takes over the Boardwalk on Thursday nights this summer when he headlines at Resorts Casino and Hotel in the Screening Room for their Thursday Night Summer Concert Series. With four different themed shows, this popular entertainer will delight audiences at 8 p.m. on July 16 with 'Bruce on Broadway', July 23 with 'Bruce on Sinatra', July 30 with 'Bruce on Bennett' and on August 6th with 'Eddie's Favorites - from the Beatles to Buble'. The August 6th concert is Eddie's birthday and guests can share in the celebration with lots of surprises and birthday cupcakes for all. With music direction by Tom Adams, he'll be joined by pianist Tom Adams, bassist Andy Lalasis, drummer Grant MacAvoy and guitarist Tom Giacabatti. (more...)
Rebecca Moreland Inspires with 'Freak Soul' from Debut EP
by BWW News Desk - May 27, 2015
Nashville is enjoying something of a musical Golden Age, with artists of every genre creating innovative and compelling new music. Among these exciting new voices is Texas born singer/songwriter, Rebecca Moreland. (more...)
BWW Exclusive: DEBUTAUNT Returns This June Following Sold-Out Trial Run
by BWW News Desk - May 11, 2015
Mary John Frank's spirited, rebellious satire on Southern Debs lifts the curtain on etiquette and excess for 10 performances only at Atelier Roquette (63 Commerce Street, Brooklyn) from June 11- 28 2015. (more...)
VIDEO: Laura Benanti Calls on 'Dr. Dance' to Get Her Through NEW YORK SPRING SPECTACULAR Rehearsals
by Stage Tube - Mar 19, 2015
She hasn't taken a dance class since her first grade recital in 1986. So she calls on a special Dancin' friend (Derek Hough!) to get through this one. (more...)
Becky G to Perform at 2015 RADIO DISNEY MUSIC AWARDS
by TV News Desk - Mar 17, 2015
Popular recording artist Becky G is scheduled to perform at the 2015 Radio Disney Music Awards (RDMAs) for the second-consecutive year. (more...)
STAGE TUBE: On This Day for 6/23/15- Bob Fosse
by Stage Tube - Jun 23, 2015
Happy Birthday, Bob Fosse! Fosse won an unprecedented eight Tony Awards for choreography, as well as one for direction. He was nominated for an Academy Award four times, winning for his direction of Cabaret. Amonst his many Broadway credits are The Pajama Game, Damn Yankees, Sweet Charity, Pippin, Chicago, Dancin' and many more. (more...)
Hottest Articles on BWWDanceWorld.com for 6/14/2015 - 6/21/2015
by BWW - Jun 21, 2015
Hottest Articles on BWWDanceWorld.com from 6/14/2015 - 6/21/2015. (more...)
UP Greenlights its First Dance Pilot: 'Dancin' the Dream'
by BWW News Desk - Jun 18, 2015
UP Greenlights First Dance Docu-Series Pilot, DANCIN' THE DREAM
by TV News Desk - Jun 18, 2015
UP announced today it has greenlit its first-ever dance docu-series pilot, 'Dancin' the Dream.' The series will follow eight diverse, highly-talented, young aspiring stars as they go through grueling dance classes to perfect their craft, and reveal the sweat, desire and emotion that goes into their intense training, along with its impact on relationships with family, friends and each other. (more...)
BWW Interview: Brandon Davidson Brings Some Rain to San Diego
by E.H. Reiter - Jun 1, 2015
Brandon Davidson brings some rain to San Diego as Don Lockwood in San Diego Muical Tehatres version of SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (more...)
THE AUSTRALIAN BEE GEES SHOW Coming to State Theatre, 2/6
by BWW News Desk - Jan 7, 2015
The Australian Bee Gees Show is a true retrospective of their 40 year history. A multi-media and theatrical recreation of one of the most successful Las Vegas resident shows makes its debut at the State Theatre on Friday, February 6th. (more...)
AUSTRALIAN BEE GEES SHOW to Play Holland Performing Arts Center, 3/1
by BWW News Desk - Jan 29, 2015
Omaha Performing Arts presents The Australian Bee Gees Show in the Kiewit Hall at the Holland Performing Arts Center Sunday, March 1, at 7:00 p.m. Tickets start at $25, and are available at TicketOmaha.com, 402.345.0606 or at the Ticket Omaha Office inside the Holland Center, 1200 Douglas St. (more...)
Photo Coverage: Inside Greg Reuter Memorial Concert at New World Stages
by Genevieve Rafter Keddy - Jan 21, 2015
On Monday, January 19th at New World Stages, the Broadway community gathered to honor the late Greg Reuter. Below, BroadwayWorld brings you a look inside the concert. (more...)
SONDHEIM ORIGINALS: OLD FRIENDS Set for 54 Below, 1/16-17
by BWW News Desk - Jan 2, 2015
54 BELOW, Broadway's Supper Club, presents Broadway favorites Ann Morrison ("Merrily We Roll Along"), Pamela Myers ("Company") & Chip Zien ("Into The Woods") in "SONDHEIM ORIGINALS - OLD FRIENDS" on January 16 & 17, 2015. These three original Sondheim cast members share songs and stories, recalling their experiences creating their roles in these landmark musicals on Broadway. The show is conceived and directed by Grammy and Emmy Award winner, John McDaniel, as part of his second season as artistic director of the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center's Cabaret and Performance conference. (more...)
Ann Morrison, Pamela Myers and Chip Zien Set for SONDHEIM ORIGINALS: OLD FRIENDS This Weekend at 54 Below
by BWW News Desk - Jan 16, 2015
54 Below, Broadway's Supper Club, presents Broadway favorites Ann Morrison ('Merrily We Roll Along'), Pamela Myers ('Company') & Chip Zien ('Into The Woods') in 'SONDHEIM ORIGINALS - OLD FRIENDS' this weekend, January 16 & 17, 2015. (more...)
THEATRICAL THROWBACK THURSDAY: Whatever Lola Wants! Gwen Verdon's 90th Birthday
by Pat Cerasaro - Jan 15, 2015
Today we are celebrating one of the most memorable leading ladies in Broadway history in honor of her birth 90 years ago this week, the one and only Gwen Verdon. (more...)
InDepth InterView: Michael Mott - Part 1: Inside Look At GONE: THE REMIXES & ITHACA COLLEGE AT 54 BELOW
by Pat Cerasaro - Feb 25, 2015
One of the most idiosyncratic and undeniably gifted composers and lyricists to emerge this century, Michael Mott has taken the theatre world by storm with his absolutely spectacular collection of compositions titled WHERE THE SKY ENDS: THE SONGS OF MICHAEL MOTT and now Mott discusses the finer points of his newest release extensively as part of a fresh multi-part series analyzing his theatre and pop work, old and new. In today's discussion, Mott and I analyze his brand new collection of pop remixes for the WHERE THE SKY ENDS standout 'Gone', featuring a spine-tingling track that exclusively premiered on this site earlier this week, 'Gone (Adam Zucker French 75 Mix)', which is available here. Mott lays out the groundwork of the pop-based roots for the tune, largely inspired by the work of chart-topper Jason Mraz, as well as sheds some light on his desire to create a remix EP reminiscent of superstar Mariah Carey and her iconic remix albums of the 1990s and 2000s. Additionally, Mott goes inside the process itself and offers the full 411 on what made these exceptional remixes a reality as well as the accomplished producers he collaborated with to make the remixes all a reality. All of that, a preview of Mott's upcoming 54 Below event ITHACA COLLEGE AT 54 BELOW and much, much more in this first part of a continuing conversation with one of Broadway's best and brightest new talents. (more...)
THE AUSTRALIAN BEE GEES SHOW Coming to The Buell Theatre, 3/5
by BWW News Desk - Feb 23, 2015
THE AUSTRALIAN BEE GEES SHOW plays The Buell Theatre one night only, March 5th at 8pm. Tickets are on sale now at Denvercenter.org or by calling 303.893.4100. (more...)
BWW Interview: Dancin' Man Christopher Gattelli Shares Plans for His Broadway Return- THE KING AND I!
by Nicole Rosky - Feb 21, 2015
Gattelli recently took a break from rehearsals to chat with BroadwayWorld about bringing Robbins' choreography back to the stage, how it translates into a 2015 revival, and so much more . Check out the full interview below! (more...)
NYHRC to Offer ON THE TOWN Dance Class with Alicia Harris This Weekend
by BWW News Desk - Feb 12, 2015
New York Health and Racquet Club (NYHRC) teams up with Broadway's On the Town, to offer an exclusive new dance class, Dancin' on the Town. Broadway's revival of this classic New York show is what The New York Times called "The Best Musical of the Year." This class will include music from the show and a 1940's-inspired routine as led by former Broadway dancer and NYHRC instructor, Alicia Harris. With this offering, NYHRC moves into its second year of collaboration with Broadway for in 2014 the club ran a popular boxing class, Rocky Ringside, which was inspired by ROCKY. (more...)
Bee Gees Tribute Concert Set for Gallo Center, 3/11
by BWW News Desk - Feb 11, 2015
The Australian Bee Gees Show, a tribute to one of the successful musical groups of all time, comes to the Gallo Center for the Arts on Wednesday, March 11, at 7:30 pm. It is from the same producers behind RAIN: A Tribute to The Beatles, Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience and PFX The Pink Floyd Experience. (more...)
Enrique Iglesias, Fifth Harmony & More to Perform on PITBULL'S NEW YEAR'S REVOLUTION on FOX, 12/31
by TV News Desk - Dec 8, 2014
Enrique Iglesias, Fall Out Boy, Fifth Harmony, The Band Perry and Becky G are set to perform on PITBULL'S NEW YEAR'S REVOLUTION (more...)
Jeremy Jordan Joins Cast of January LYRICS & LYRICISTS Show at 92Y
by BWW News Desk - Dec 19, 2014
Lyrics & Lyricists gets going on the opening show of its 45th season with 'A Good Thing Going: The Stephen Sondheim and Harold Prince Collaboration' on January 10, 11 and 12. Artistic director David Loud, himself a frequent Sondheim collaborator, explores the 1970-1981 partnership behind the groundbreaking musicals Company, Follies, A Little Night Music, Pacific Overtures, Sweeney Todd and Merrily We Roll Along - with cast members Kate Baldwin, Heidi Blickenstaff, Liz Callaway, James Clow, Jason Danieley, and Jeremy Jordan. (more...)
Paramount Presents THE WHO'S TOMMY, 1/14-2/15
by BWW News Desk - Dec 13, 2014
The day after The Who's Tommy debuted on Broadway in 1993, The New York Times exclaimed, '...at long last the authentic rock musical that has eluded Broadway for two generations...an Entertainment Juggernaut.' Twenty-one years later, no other musical has come close to replicating its sure power, electricity and monumental impact. (more...)
Kate Baldwin, Heidi Blickenstaff and More to Celebrate Sondheim & Prince in 'A GOOD THING GOING' at 92Y Next Month
by BWW News Desk - Dec 11, 2014
Lyrics & Lyricists gets going on the opening show of its 45th season with "A Good Thing Going: The Stephen Sondheim and Harold Prince Collaboration" on January 10, 11 and 12. Artistic director David Loud, himself a frequent Sondheim collaborator, explores the 1970-1981 partnership behind the groundbreaking musicals Company, Follies, A Little Night Music, Pacific Overtures, Sweeney Todd and Merrily We Roll Along - with cast members Kate Baldwin, Heidi Blickenstaff, Liz Callaway, James Clow, Jason Danieley, and Alan H. Green. (more...)
THE AUSTRALIAN BEE GEES SHOW to Play Aronoff Center in January
by BWW News Desk - Dec 10, 2014
Annerin Productions, the company that brought you RAIN - A Tribute to The Beatles, the internationally acclaimed Broadway show; Let It Be, direct from London's West End and Broadway; Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience; and PFX - The Pink Floyd Experience have now partnered with SPI Entertainment, a remarkable theatrical production company both in and out of Las Vegas, to present The Australian Bee Gees Show, a celebration of one of the most influential and famous musical groups of all time! (more...)
Tony Winner Billy Porter Set for Pittsburgh CLO Guild Ball in June
by BWW News Desk - Apr 23, 2015
The Pittsburgh CLO Guild celebrates 60 years of the Guild Ball this year with their most exciting guest star yet! This festive celebration will be highlighted by a special performance by Tony and GRAMMY Award-winning singer, actor, playwright and director BILLY PORTER. (more...)
'Just Got Paid' Singer Johnny Kemp Found Dead in Jamaica
by BWW News Desk - Apr 18, 2015
According to new reports, Johnny Kemp was found dead in Montego Bay, Jamaica earlier this week. He was 55. He was most famous for his hit song, 'Just Got Paid.' (more...)
Becky G, Maluma & Victor Manuelle to Serve as Mentors on LA VOZ KIDS
by TV News Desk - Apr 15, 2015
TELEMUNDO's 'La Voz Kids' wraps up the 'Blind Auditions' phase this Sunday, April 19, completing the selection of the 54 kids who will move into the upcoming 'Battle Rounds.' The network announced earlier that two of today's top young music idols, Becky G and Maluma, along with Latin music star Victor Manuelle, will join Coaches Daddy Yankee, Natalia Jimenez, and Pedro Fernandez as mentors to kids the on the hit singing competition. The Coaches, with the help of their new mentors, will now dedicate themselves to developing their teams, sharing the secrets of their success, giving advice to the young contestants, and nurturing their bourgeoning talent to prepare them for the much anticipated 'Battle Rounds' phase. (more...)
Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer to Join Justin Roberts at Martyrs, 5/3
by BWW News Desk - Apr 10, 2015
Multiple GRAMMY Award winners Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer join family music star Justin Roberts for an all-ages concert at Martyrs (3855 N Lincoln Avenue, Chicago) on Sunday, May 3rd at 3 pm. Tickets ($12) are available now at Martyr's online, and at the door. Call (773) 404-9404 for more information. The show celebrates Cathy & Marcy's new album Dancin' in the Kitchen: Songs for ALL Families, which features a cover of the Justin Roberts song From Scratch. (more...)


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If you see the names Mutiny Bikes and Ryan Navazio in the same sentence, you'd have the right to expect a good watch. No surprises then, damn good!
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Well... it's no secret, Nathan Williams is a total boss. If you want to see some top notch rail-ery, now's your chance!
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Digging: Carly Rae Jepsen - E MO TION
this is still incredible
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffFor Those Who Fear Tomorrow's Harvest
Album Rating: 4.0Come To Dust is still the tits
Album Rating: 5.0Still absolutely immaculate
Digging: Post Malone - Post Malone EP
Album Rating: 4.5If a couple interludes got swapped for the yet-to-be-realised avant-BoC I keep hearing in my brain, this would be a 5
this gets better every time i listen to it
this is BoC at the absolute top of their game
Digging: Robert Hood - Wire To Wire
Album Rating: 5.0Just keep getting better. I'm 5'ing this baby soon
Album Rating: 5.0prob
Digging: Avey Tare - Down There
Album Rating: 5.0Forget Bladelores, Jacquard has to be up there for song of the 2010's
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffGood call.
nothing is real is boards of canada the song
Album Rating: 4.5lol what i get you but how so
Album Rating: 4.5this album is BoC the movie
Album Rating: 5.0 ^
Album Rating: 4.5maybe that's because it has
Digging: Titus Andronicus - The Most Lamentable Tragedy
lol what i get you but how so
Album Rating: 4.5overtime people will grow to realize that this is THE best boc album
well mhtrtc is still the best and will probably always be but this is objectively the second best agreed
Album Rating: 5.0
theres just something so uncanny about it, like ive heard that melody before in an old BoC song but i really havent. its like them condensing their entire past into a singly track and sort of lovingly looking back on what theyve done in a really bittersweet kind of way.
in fact thats probably the best word i would use to describe this album. bittersweet. like their previous accomplishments mean a lot but that magic will never happen in the same way again.
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


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Global Ranking of the Publishing Industry 2015 is out. China's forceful entrance highlighted.
June 26, 2015 by admin
This survey of the 57 largest (book) publishing corporations worldwide, with a combined revenues from publishing of 53,328 mŌé¼, tracks the evolution of the global business of books in its transformation between digitalization, globalization and consolidation.
The study, which has been updated annually since 2007, encompasses scientific and professional, educational and consumer publishing.
An initiative by Livres Hebdo, this annual snapshot of the global book business has been updated every year since 2007, and is co-published by Bookdao, China, The Bookseller, UK, buchreport, Germany, Publishers Weekly, USA, and PublishNews Brazil. It has been researched by R├╝diger Wischenbart Content and Consulting.
A summary of findings 2015 can be downloaded here.
Global eBook report partnering with Electric Book Fair Berlin with special discount!
June 16, 2015 by admin
We proudly announce our partnership with Electric Book Fair in Berlin on June 20, 2015, a new initiative of the digital publisher mikrotext by authors Andrea Nienhaus and Nikola Richter.
The new generation of digital entrepreneurs and activists are preparing for an "Electric Afternoon", at┬ĀColonia Nova, Berlin-Neuk├Člln.
We celebrate the event with the best that we can offer: Good & fresh information on ebooks.
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Kicking off China at BookExpo in New York with a 500 strong delegation for a 3 day program of debates and encounters
May 28, 2015 by admin
It all started with hosting a ping pong tournament and players in the early 1970s, recalled Steve Orlins, who in fact had been personally involved in the early negotiations to resume diplomatic relations between the US and China some four decades ago. Today, Orlins is president of the National Committee of United States China Relations, with Henry Kissinger still its vice-president, sending a welcome note to the BookExpo America Global Market Forum China, which we kicked off today┬Āin New York.
China has sent a delegation 500 strong delegation, including over 100 publishers, for meeting their US peers, and engage in professional conversations on how to further develop exchanges between the book professionals of the two largest book markets worldwide.
Together, the US and China book markets account for some 40 percent of the worldwide trade in books and publications, as Jonathan Nowell of Nielsen BookScan reminded the audience in the first of five "Forums" exploring the state of the industry in the two countries, quoting statistics that we had researched a year ago.
Nowell was joined by an illustrious round of speakers including Wu Shangzhi, the Chinese Vice-Minister for publishing (GAPP), Wu Xiaoping and Li Yan, respectively president and vice-president of two of the largest Chinese publishing groups, Phoenix and China Publishing Group, Tom Allen, president of the American Association of Publishers, Richard Charkin, president of the International Publishers Association and CEO of UK publisher Bloomesbury, Russel Grandinetti, SVP of Amazon Kindle, Clay Stobaugh, EVP of Wiley (which operates in China since 1979!), Jo Lusby, MD North Asia for Penguin Random House, who had set up shop for Penguin exactly 10 years ago, Rick Joyce, CMO at Perseus, as well as my co-moderator George Slowik, president of Publishers Weekly.
These two panel debates were setting the tone for further discussions, on digital publishing, literary translation, educational publishing and reading promotion in the next few days which I had been preparing together for BEA, with tremendous support from teams in Beijing and at BEA in the US.
In fact, together with BEA's director Steve Rosato, and his predecessor Lance Fensterman, we had started to work on this project a number of years ago.
Today, all these pieces got together into a great event, and, to be honest, with a deep breath of relief. It cannot be an easy feat to set the stage for such a complex conversation, and I am sure, the various debates will follow suit on that beginning in the weeks and months ahead, with discussions on business as well as debates between different cultures and agendas. I am certain that this was a fruitful start.
The Global eBook report 2015 is available: Your guide and reference to international ebook developments.
May 18, 2015 by admin
The Global eBook report – your reference and guide on the evolution of ebook markets internationally:
Providing┬Ācompact data and analysis, with comparative charts and tables for over 25 leading publishing markets (US, UK, Europe, Brazil, China, India, Russia), summarizing recent developments and debates, including on global players (Amazon, Apple et al.), ebook pricing strategies, piracy, and key trends (e.g. an overview on new book flat-rate services, DRM policies, or self-publishing). Available in PDF, ePub and Kindle formats.
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Selected findings, with data and insights, will be discussed here over the weeks to come. For alerts, follow us on Twitter @wischenbart.
Publishers' Forum 2015: Find videos on key notes and debates and download presentations
May 17, 2015 by admin
The Publishers' Forum in Berlin in April 2015 has brought together over 260 book professionals from Germany, the United Kingdom, the US, Sweden, Poland, Italy ┬Āand a few more places, to debating "How to reconstruct publishing".
It was a lively two days, with topics ranging from finance – "Strategy & Money" – ┬Āto cross media – "Publishing goes Pop" as illustrated in the picture featuring, from left to right, Michael Bhaskar (Canelo) , Lance Fensertman (ReedPop), Nathan Hull (Mofibo) and Andy Gall (Red Bull Media House).
A fair number of the sessions are available on video online, as are many of the presentations.
Media saw "a bold setup" in the conference ┬Ā(The Bookseller) as well as clear signals of optimism ("Am Ende der Angststarre", in buchreport).
But as of now, preparations have already began for Publishers' Forum 2016, which will be held on April 28 & 29. Save the date, and stay tuned at www.publishers-forum.com┬Āand on twitter at @PublishersForum !
Three reasons the Publishers' Forum in Berlin is relevant to you
March 13, 2015 by admin
The Publishers' Forum (April 27 and 28, 2015 in Berlin) analyzes and discusses the transformations in the German book market in an international context and from a variety of different perspectives. Three reasons why this is relevant for you:
Reason 1: financing ŌĆō what options are available to independent publishers?
First off, the subject of publishers' objectives and their finance strategies. A glance at the global book publisher rankings makes one thing clear: the biggest publishers obtain their financing via the stock exchange or via bond issues (traded on a regulated market). But what other options are available to classical publishing houses (family-run businesses) that wish to remain independent? Management consultant and investor, Aljoscha Walser (GER), poses this question in his presentation on the theme "Money and Strategy" at the beginning of the conference.
Reason 2: e-books for people who simply cannot buy traditional books
Or, secondly, "the potential of e-books". Certainly, scrutiny of their modest growth in many areas is important as a barometer for the development of the market in Germany, but it takes an organization like Worldreader (www.worldreader.org) to reveal the truescope of the┬Āpotential of e-books.
15,000 titles on mobile phones for 180,000 people
Launched five years ago, Worldreader is already active in more than 50 (developing) countries and provides mobile access to a catalog of more than 15,000 titles to more than 180,000 people who would otherwise have little or no access to books and thus to knowledge and learning.
Rights acquisition: a fine balance between asking for donations and supporting local publishers
In Berlin, Colin McElwee (UK), one of the three founders of Worldreader, will tell us which advanced technologies made the initiative possible in the first place and what priorities their rights acquisition policy sets. Special attention is given to the acquisition of books from local publishers in the target countries, while major publishing groups are encouraged to donate the use of their digital titles.
Reason 3: how investing in IT helps learning more about the user
In our third example, the challenges facing a non-profit organization like Worldreader overlap with the practical guidance of IT professional for the traditional publishing industry. For example, Matt Turner, CTO of MarkLogic (USA), whose motto is ŌĆ£Putting Content and Context into Action". Matt will discuss┬Āoptions that facilitate personalized solutions for individual users and target groups.
Or Steve Odart, founder of IXXUS (UK), who demonstrates how these adjustments have to be reflected in the organization of the entire company.
What to think next: the solutions of today as the challenges of tomorrow
And, last but not least, a recapitulatory and forward-looking discussion chaired by the proven navigator Brian O'Leary of Magellan Media Partners (USA), under the title "What to think next?". All the theories and findings of the previous two days will be probed to see whether they are sound or where new questions arise.
Tailored to your needs: from presentations to discussions and hands-on workshops
The conference agenda is structured such that the main themes are introduced in keynotes and presentations before we delve deeper during podium discussions. The practical aspects of implementing the ideas presented are then covered in the numerous workshops. This ensures that big ideas don't just evaporate right away and can instead be refined for application to the specific business environment in a group discussion.
Check out the agenda in detail,┬Āand register online!
Publishers Forum 2015 – join us with leading minds and practitioners of the book business on April 27&28 in Berlin
February 25, 2015 by admin
A long list of outstanding speakers has been announced for the Publishers' Forum which is to open in Berlin in just two months.
The ambition is to combine strategic outlooks for an industry in full transformation, with hands-on practical advice in key challenges ranging from investment strategies, to strategic IT decisions, to how publishing houses can integrate a new Direct-to-Consumer approach in marketing. But also the old practices, and working relationships, will be debated with┬Ātheir new opportunities, by taking a fresh look at┬Āthe ties between the author and the publisher, the changing cultures of readers versus new fan audiences, or in extending book publishing into new formats, and more complex value chains.
Confirmed speakers include many top executives from both leading German and international houses, like Jacob Dalborg, CEO Books at Bonnier Media Group, Timo Steinberg, CEO of Edel, Birte Hackenjos, MD of professional publisher Haufe Group, Volker Smid, CIO of Holtzbrinck Group, or Lance Fensterman, Executive VP of ReedPop (and head of New York Comic Con).
Conference attendants will be introduced to many innovative ventures, including new full color on demand printing technologies (from BoschDruck/Canon, but also from BOD and CPI companies), cutting edge database services (e.g. from MarkLogic), firsthand insights┬Āon subscription (or flat rate) ebook providers (Skoobe, Mofibo), or the innovative concept of a multi media company spanning from books to TV to the web (Red Bull Media House).
More details and registration are open now.
Publishers Forum Berlin: IT Goes Center Stage. And LAST CALL for early bird rate
January 30, 2015 by admin
Announcing the next set of details on the Publishers' Forum Berlin programm and agenda, as the Early Bird discounted reggistration closes nxt Monday (February 2, 2015).
How can large and medium-sized publishing houses adapt or upgrade their IT infrastructure to manage requirements that are rapidly increasing in complexity, and how can they finance such changes?
This is the crucial question facing management at almost every publishing house today. And the acclerating pace of innovation is exacerbating a decision making process already balancing day-to-day requirements and forward-looking strategy.
It's a question of highly practical requirements:
Can ŌĆō and should ŌĆō books at trade publishers be produced right from the database? Does it make sense commercially to offer single chapters for purchase? Should the production and targeted mailing of the catalog of new publications be part of a single workflow (delivered either lavishly printed or in various electronic formats depending on customer preference)? And should it then include the dispatch of text samples and advance reading copies (printed or digital; PDF, Kindle Mobipocket or EPUB) to media outlets and booksellers, document the feedback and provide the results in a useful form to marketing and sales?
But answers to questions regarding the integration and practical use of user data are also pending. The keywords are: direct-to-consumer, social-media marketing and, still, multi-channel sales.
In most cases, the much-discussed subject of Big Data mutates for publishers into small data; into fragmented, heterogeneous data, whose analysis and the resulting knowledge are not always easy for marketing and sales to apply. Are innovative technologies such as semantic systems also interesting to small and medium-sized publishing houses?
And, at the end, fundamental, organizational decisions have to be made: where is the lead? Do previously autonomous business units have to become more centralized ŌĆō "for the sake of the IT"?
The theme "IT Goes Center Stage" is bringing a slew of top speakers to the Publishers' Forum 2015, who, in keynote presentations, compact podium debattes, and practice-focused workshops, will "roll out" a uniquely board range of experiences and "lessons learned" for application in publishing practice.
To mention just a few names in advance:
Volker Smid, CIO of the Verlagsgruppe Georg von Holtzbrinck, Matt Turner, CTO of the database specialist MarkLogic and Steve Odart, CEO of Ixxus, a leader in the area of publishing and media integration.
Case studies on the integration of innovative IT solutions in organizations and process will be the focus of several workshops with catalytic figures who are well-known to the German-speaking publishing world, including Florian Geuppert (CEO, BoD), Beate Kuckertz (CEO, dotbooks and venusbooks), Christian Damke (CEO, Open Publishing), Heiko Beier (CEO, Moresophy), and the Akademie der deutschen Medien (German Media Academy).
Find all the details on the programm and speakers at┬Āhttp://publishersforum.de/speakers-2015/
Publishers' Forum 2015: Driving the successful transformation of publishing through the right strategic decisions
January 15, 2015 by admin
Proudly announcing more and more details about Publishers' Forum on April 27 & 28, 2015 in Berlin.
These topics and speakers have been┬Āannounced earlier today:
At the end of April 2015, the Publishers' Forum will illuminate two current, strategic challenges in publishing enterprises:
- Which approaches to financing and which investment tools provide optimal support for innovation strategies in publishing?
- Which specific challenges are making IT decisions play a more and more central role in all strategic processes?
Well-known speakers from leading German and international publishing companies will share insights into their decision-making practices:
The book business is growing in complexity. More and more often, publishers are delivering their content in different media and formats via an increasing array of channels ŌĆō both via booksellers and direct to the consumer. In the course of this development, Edel transformed itself from a music distributor to a publically traded media company. Timo Steinberg, Edel CFO and COO, will illuminate the specific challenges that accompanied this transformation and the prospects that it opened up for the medium-sized company.
Clearly, there is a varied portfolio of investment strategies available to decision-makers, each applicable to a different undertaking: whether the plan involves organic growth on the basis of the existing company structure, securing new business segments, or acquisitions or strategic partnerships, successful business development demands carefully consideration of the options and models.
On the CEO Day of the Publishers' Forum, speakers with a broad range of backgrounds and experience in financing strategies will offer practical orientation with analysis of the market conditions and specific case studies. Aljoscha Walser will analyze various instruments and their fields of application.
The theme "Money and Strategy" continues on Tuesday with a look at prospects in newly emerging business segments as well as in fundamental waves of innovation which are looming on the horizon. David Worlock of the UK and US-based consulting company, Outsell, highlights how the "Internet of Things" is rapidly gaining relevance for the media industry.
Afterwards, we turn to innovations and expanded business models which are already successful today. R├╝diger Schmidt will use the example of new production technologies to demonstrate how their reach can extend as far as the conception of books, through the customization of titles for title audiences for example, and how they can generate completely new product ideas. Marcello Vena reports how he equips the entire value chain to handle digital strategies for book and media groups. Revenues from rights and licenses are often neglected and underestimated areas of growth for publishers ŌĆō so argues Michael Healey from the international perspective of the US-based Copyright Clearance Center. Finally, Nathan Hull uses the example of the Danish flat-rate provider Mofibo to demonstrate how much more innovation is necessary in subscription models than just the conversion of one-off book sales to recurrent revenues.
All these strategies and innovations have a central factor in common: digital technologies are the fulcrum and lever. IT decisions take center stage in almost every strategy.
Don't miss to be a part of the exciting conversations at Publishers' Forum (early bird rates available until February 2, 2015).
Macmillan & Springer merge: Can family owned publishing and private equity together re-invent the business of publishing ?
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Two of the largest science publishing groups in the world, Macmillan and Springer Media, have announced to merge. ┬ĀThe resulting global player will have combined revenues of Ōé¼1.5 bn, 13,000 employees – and the ambition to become the fourth biggest STM and Education publisher (after Pearson, Reed Elsevier and Wolters Kluwer).
But wait a minute, isn't Holtzbrinck, Macmillan's parent company, which will have the upper hand in the merger with a stake of 53 percent, a family owned business, while Springer is controlled by Private Equity?
Or, as Ewald Wagenbach, of┬ĀSpringer's controling BC Partners, phrases it, "a strategic milestone in the more than 150 year history of both businesses and shows how family businesses and private equity can work together".
It will be more than just interesting for science publishers and for scientists, whose papers are published by the new powerhouse, how the 19th century of learned societies, the 20th century of academic publishing, and the 21st century of publishing in global networks of content production and distribution will find common ground, and a joint perspective!
We will look at it more closely in this year's update of the Global Ranking of the Publishing Industry (for release in June)! Stay tuned.


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I have never felt this alone since happiness consumed me. My friends all know how much I want to live alone and be independent. But what's happening? I miss home. I miss my family. No, I don't live alone right now. I'm currently staying at my auntie's house but they aren't here. All who's left here at home are all the vehicle noises from outside and the maid who was screamingly quiet.
Since I woke up this morning, I did nothing but face the screens of my smartphone or my computer (or sometimes, both of them). I'm working on a layout for an indie band's upcoming EP album. My back hurts. I'm not used to this kind of situation where in I can't widely move. I feel so unproductive besides the fact that I'm halfway finishing 1 on my many projects. I miss my friends. I haven't talked to them since yesterday. I want to cook. I want to paint. I want to go out. There's clearly a lot of things I want to do but I can't. I don't know why but I can't.
I need to pass the EP layout by Monday but I guess my bed needs me more. He told me to just stay with him and cuddle. I miss my bed, too. It's been 2 hours since I last lay on it. I guess I have to go now.
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Favorite thing: We're overwhelmed when we first find ourselves in our dream destination: Kenya, with hordes of Masai and herds of animals all around us. All set against that dreamy Kenya panorama we've only dreamed about.
It happened to us, it'll happen to you. Touts, vendors and aggressive sellers all bank on this to make their living.
Here's the most important thing to remember:
That "One of a kind" necklace you saw back there but didn't have time to bargain for? Another just like it is waiting for you down the road...
That "Special hand hewn giraffe carving" you're sure will look good over your fireplace mantle so, in order to snatch it up you are willing to pay overly inflated prices for? There's a twin about 3 blocks away!
Bid your time, shop around, you'll have plenty of opportunity for it! Even the gift shops at the lodges and hotels will often have the same item selling for the same or just cheaper than what you were able to bargain down for.
Carry a Journal !
Favorite thing: Our favorite part of Kenya was simply absorbing and knowning that due to it's immense, we would need to catalog and jot down for posterity as much as possible in a journal.
It is easy to become confused and awed due to it's immensity and overwhelming experiences, especially when you first arrive.
Took me back to my young days as a child on Christmas day when I didn't know which way to look first under the Christmas tree!
Carry a journal, make as many notes as you can and, if traveling with others, take the time to compare notes and cross reference experiences each may have had within the same journey!
Fondest memory: Our fondest memory was all collaborating during the mid afternoon rest period which is common in safaris. You are given the opportunity to relax and either take a nap, soak some sun around the pool or walk amongst the gardens at the lodge.
We chose to sit, the group of 5, near the pool or at the bar writing in our journals and copying notes off one another.
It was also a great source of accurate information which I am now using here on VT.
By getting 5 different peoples perspective on an experience or an accomodation, I feel we were able to form a more unbiased rating system for our tips.
Favorite thing: One of the main reasons I wanted to go to the Masai Mara for a safari, was because of its high concentration of cheetahs. We have been on many safaris in the past, in many different parks in many different countries, and never yet seen a cheetah. So this was my goal for this trip.
Fondest memory: The moment I spotted my first cheetah was absolutely magical. We saw a congregation of vehicles on our very first game drive, and the driver explained that this is cheetah country. I didn't believe I would be so lucky as to see a cheetah withing a couple of hours of arriving at the camp, but there, on the plains, were three beautiful cheetahs! I couldn't get my eyes off them, they were just so amazing!
- National/State Park
- Birdwatching
- Safari
Wildlife from the air
Favorite thing: One of the most amazing things about the balloon safari, was obviously seeing the animals from the air. We saw:
Thomson's Gazelle
Fondest memory: We woke up a large herd of buffalo when we turned on the burner almost right above them, and a stampede ensued.
Also seeing a small elephant herd with little babies.
- National/State Park
- Hot Air Ballooning
- Safari
Bargain Bargain Bargain
Favorite thing: You will be offered souveniers from the Masaai whenever you enter a park. This is particularly true at the Mara and Amboseli, home to the tribe.
The Masai will approach your vehicle and try to shove trinkets and hand made items in through the windows encouraging you to bid on the items.
Prices are extremely inflated, even by Western standards.
You should offer at the most only 20 - 30 percent of what they initially quote (they'll act insulted), gradually coming up in price as the negotiations keep taking place.
NOTE: This will all be taking place very fast while your guide pays for your entry fees to the park.
The secret is to stand firm and realize that ultimately, both parties should agree on approximately 40 - 50% of the original price.
Don't dispair, the item you saw them selling back there will undoubtedly be found again at another shopping stop! Theirs is but an exact duplicate of a craft done by the Masai for many generations!
Fellow residents
Favorite thing: One of my favourite things about the camp was the resident bushbuck that wandered freely around the grounds, seemingly habituated to human presence. You'd be returning from a day's game drive, and find a buck grazing just outside your tent or alseep alongside it.
Fondest memory: At night, monkeys would scamper across the roof and you could hear them squeeling in the evening and early morning as they they settled territory dosputes or were just playfighting in the bushes.
- Safari
- National/State Park
- Birdwatching
Lazing in the midday heat
Favorite thing: The days when we would have an early morning and a late afternoon game drive rather than an all-day safari, we had time to laze around the pool in the middle of the dday.
Fondest memory: Set in amongst the trees, the pool was a real haven of tranquility. Most of the time we were there completely on our own, just surrounded by numerous colourful birds who appeared totally unperturbed by our presence.
- Birdwatching
- National/State Park
- Safari
Picnic stop in the dark
Favorite thing: During our night drive, the guide found a suitable spot for us to get out of the vehicle, stretch our legs, answer the call of nature and just generally enjoy the hugeness of the African night sky.
Fondest memory: The crew carried a flask of hot chocolate with them on the game drive, and there, in the middle of the bush, in pitch dark, we are standing in the game reserve, drinking hot chicolate. Surreal!
- National/State Park
- Birdwatching
- Safari
What's that?
Favorite thing: Driving along the track, I squeeled for the driver to stop! I'd seen something small and furry move in the grass. He didn't believe me at first when I said there were lion cubs in the long grass, but eventually agreed to turn around.
Fondest memory: There, in the buff-coloured grass, were the two tiniest litttle lion cubs you could imagine. They were certainly not a week old yet, they could hardly walk on their little legs.
Mother was nowhere to be seen, and these cubs were very vulnerable on their own in the middle of the grasslands, especially with a large herd of elephants nearby.
- Safari
- National/State Park
- Birdwatching
Cheetahs in the shade
Favorite thing: One of my favourite moments on the entire trip, was coming across three juvenile cheetahs resting in the shade of a bush. We were the only people there, the driver switched his engine off and we just sat there for ages, admiring the beautiful markings on these animals.
Fondest memory: We were literally only about 1.5m (4.5 feet) away from these cheetah. One of the main reasons I wanted to come to the Mara was to see cheetah, and to be so near to them for so long was a real dream come true for me!
- Safari
- Birdwatching
- National/State Park
Meeting the Maasai
Favorite thing: I really wanted to visit a Maasai village during our trip to Kenya this time, as we've not had any near contact with these colourful peoples on any of our previous visits to Kenya.
The name of the village was Stokodel Manyatta, where traditional dances were put on for our visit.
Fondest memory: I was not disappointed. Although there was a charge for visiting, this was a genuine village, not one laid on for the tourists. 85 people lived here, seven families, along with 675 cattle. We met a lot of the people, talked to a few, saw a man who's come out the victor in a fight with a lion and had the chance to go inside one of their houses.
- National/State Park
- Safari
- Arts and Culture
Breakfast in the bush
Favorite thing: It is a totally unforgettable experience to sit at a table laid on the middle of the Africa plain, set with table cloth, surrounded by wild animals and grasslands as far as the eye can see, eating frshly cooked eggs, bacon, sausages and fried potatoes, accompanied by champagne.
- Safari
- National/State Park
- Hot Air Ballooning
Hippo footprint
Favorite thing: Hippos use a single path across the country when they emerge from their watery day-home to their grazing area in the evening. This is to minimise the impact of their footprints on the grass.
Fondest memory: We visited a hippo pool and walking back to the vehicle we came across this foorprint made by a hippo, probably the very same morning. I found this absolutely amazing, to be walking along a hippo path!
- Safari
- National/State Park
Masai Mara travel company
Favorite thing: Nature Encounters, based in the USA, gave me an amazing Masai Mara experience. The booked all the flights, lodges, local guides, and all. They are expencive however, but genuine. I had Masai guides and visited real Masai villages, rather than "tourist villages" like I was stuck with in Tanzania. Highly reccomended.
Their website is: http://www.natureencounterstours.com/
Best travel time
Favorite thing: It is most of the time worth to visit the Masai Mara, there is always something to see. But there are some things you should consider. Between may and july millions of wildebeest and zebra migrate into the masai mara from the serengeti. In begin november they were gone back to Tanzania again.
Then there are the rain periods, the short rains in november and december, and the long rains from april to june.
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Join the Foundation for Physical Therapy for a special evening at the Foundation Gala: Honoring Past and Present Visionaries on Thursday, June 27, at the Hilton Salt Lake City Center during APTA's Conference & Exposition.
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Enjoy dinner, dancing, and the opportunity to bid on the following items in the Silent Auction: elegant vintage jewelry provided by Empire Diamond, an adventurous half-day sail aboard Stanley Paris' Kiwi Spirit, and an exquisite selection of handmade pottery by Roger Allen Clay.
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Trucking company expands services in GwinnettLAWRENCEVILLE — Tennessee-based Averitt Express, a leading freight transportation and supply chain management provider, is expanding its local operation. The company, whose local service center is at 1156 Old Norcross Road in Lawrenceville, earlier this year began offering flatbed services to and from the Norcross area but is now expanding those services due to customer demand. As a result of the expansion, Averitt is adding jobs, seeking professional drivers holding a Class A Commercial Drivers License for regional flatbed positions. To be eligible, qualified drivers must live within a 125-mile radius of Averitt's Norcross facility. For more information on Averitt's services, call 800-283-7488 or visit www.averittexpress.com. Business opens in Duluth buying and selling children's items DULUTH — Once Upon A Child of Duluth is now open at the Gwinnett Marketfair Shopping Center on Satellite Boulevard, where individuals can buy and sell name brand, gently used children's clothing, furniture and toys. "My store fills a distinct niche in the retail market," said Susan Regnery, owner of the new Once Upon A Child in Duluth. "I'm part of a unique retail resale business that specializes in the infant to preteen market." Once Upon A Child does not require appointments for sellers and pays cash on the spot for the items purchased. The opening in Duluth is part of the brand's expansion plan, which calls for 10 additional locations throughout Georgia. Once Upon A Child's parent company, Winmark Corporation, which also franchises Play It Again Sports, Plato's Closet and Music Go Round, has put into motion a growth program to elevate its franchise presence in the Georgia market with more than 25 additional locations in the coming years across all brands. For more information and store hours, call 678-473-0212 or visit www.onceuponachildduluth.com. Woman on death row released after 36 years MACON — A woman who was at one time the only female on Georgia's death row has been paroled after serving 36 years in prison for killing her ex-husband and his new wife. State Board of Pardons and Paroles spokesman Steven Hayes says Rebecca Machetti was released Wednesday with $25, bus fare and clothing. Machetti, 71, was initially sentenced to death for the 1974 slayings but her sentence was changed to two life terms in prison in 1983. Prosecutors said the case was prompted by a bid to collect insurance benefits. The parole board considered Machetti's release 11 times before granting her parole in June 2009. Machetti will be subject to electronic monitoring and must report to a parole officer monthly. She is not allowed to have contact with her victims' family members. — From staff, wire reports
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Santa Clara, Calif. (PRWEB) April 27, 2010 -- Aerohive Networks, creators of the award-winning cooperative control wireless LAN (WLAN) architecture, announced today that Broomfield Hospital, part of Mid Essex Hospital Services NHS Trust, will significantly extend its existing Aerohive Networks' WLAN infrastructure by adding a further 300 access points to cover a new five-storey wing which will house 365 beds, five operating theatres, A&E department, maternity unit, pharmacy, and rooftop helipad. The extension of the wireless network will support acute healthcare services and, by enabling applications such as RFID tagging of equipment like mattresses and trolleys, help to improve infection control. The new wing is funded by Private Finance Initiative (PFI) and is due for completion in August 2010.
Aerohive's cooperative control HiveAPs require no network controllers or overlay networks. Instead, software in the HiveAPs enables them to self-organize into groups called Hives. The result is a secure multi-service WLAN infrastructure able to support a vast array of wireless devices, application types and service levels, with faster client performance, wire-like resilience and lower capital and operational costs.
Mike Casey, Director of IT for Mid Essex Hospital Services NHS Trust, is leading the IT strategy for the new wing; "Having already deployed an Aerohive WLAN at Broomfield Hospital, we were confident of its capability to scale and support the innovative applications we are investing in as part of the hospital's expansion. Alongside traditional healthcare products such as Medical Tablet PC's and computers-on-wheels, we want to use RFID to track beds and valuable eq
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Let's face it writing a book is tough!
Having a good idea is one thing but wrestling that idea into a readable novel is another story. Writing courses are increasingly becoming part of many writer's route to publication. In fact, the rise in popularity of writing courses means that writers are overwhelmed with choice. It is now possible to attend traditional writing courses or even join up to a free online writing course.
Many writers will argue that writing can't be taught. They will tell you writing is an 'art' that is natural and not learned. To be honest, this is pretty much rubbish. Like any other skill writing has a set of rules and techniques that produce the best possible results. Yes, it is true that world changing writing goes above and beyond these rules, but for the rest of us mortals writing rules are something to be learned.
So what better place to start then a free online writing course?
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Here are some examples I came across of free online writing courses:
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Not exactly. The patent is for using a headphone and having a translucent icon over the top of an image. Kind of a useless patent really. I mean yeah I see where it could be a nice thing, but too many ways around this and too many alternative methods that are just as valuable. That is the problem with Apple. They patent things that really no one cares about, but they think people do. Or they just take someone else's IP and put their name on it. No real inovation.
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I can solve Dana's problem. Get the other previous countdown footage. Dive into the footage that wasn't used. Show that.
Who cares. He didn't show up to the taping. They will get something out of him. They knew it was going to be difficult going in.
Like Hoss said they got ten other ww's waiting. Diaz better not go to far b/c I am sure Johny would love to get a phone call saying, "would you rather fight for the belt?"
I think or any fighter has the option of how in depth the actual interview goes. They are always in control of the answers.I think (not saying it is in Nicks contract) a fighter should be able to be a top level fighter and not be obligated to jump through all the monkey hoops the UFC asks... Really, is it required to be spilling your guts on camera to hype a fight and pulls fans heart strings by talking about your dad committing suicide?
Unfortunately from a business standpoint it doesn't really work to have fighters just show up to fight at high levels. Even with a reduced pay it doesn't offset the losses in PR. With the UFC trying to continually expand they want all the exposure they can get and having people not show up for this hurts things in the long run.Nick should be able to fight in the UFC, fight for main events or title fights and not have to put himself out there on all the promotional stuff the UFC does if he is willing to be paid less.
Every major sport has media requirements for the players and coaches involved. I can't speak for every single one but there are penalties to the players for not making themselves available to the press. The NFL for instance hands out pretty significant fines to players that no show media days during the lead up to the Superbowl.I have no clue if Nick is obligated to do so or not but think for less pay, fighters should have the option to not participate in media obligations. What other sport requires players to participate in major media obligations if they want to compete for the championship.
Would the NFL boot a team from not playing for the championship because one of the teams QB would not do a promo show?
It seems very clear Nick has anxiety issues and struggles in very public and social environments, true mma is not about the press.[/QUOTE]
Personally I don't buy the anxiety thing. Consider that he can fight and do interviews post fight in front of 15,000 or more people on a given night and has no hiccups in doing so. He also teaches classes to several people at once. Has no problem putting himself out there when it suits his personal needs. I don't really see it as being anxiety there are certainly social interaction issues there but it's not anxiety or a fear.
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What pisses people off is his unprofessional attitude. He acts like a child. It's completely absurd.
That being said I like to watch him fight, but he is next to impossible to like.
Hey guys, I no showed for work today, publicly complained about my job/pay, and got busted for drugs. It looks like I will have alot more time to post on here because I am now unemployed.
^ this is what happens in the real world.
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If Cesar was worth his salt, he'd have worked something else out with dana.It seems very clear Nick has anxiety issues and struggles in very public and social environments, true mma is not about the press.
He'd be an F'ing hero.
I'd rather see an example made of diva champions overlooking the #1 contender for a bigger-selling vanity fight. That's always going to be bullshit, in my opinion, and a far worse cancer in MMA than one fighter ducking the press.
I'm kind of surprised Cesar didn't suggest this from the start.
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Riv, I agree with you diva champions point, but can Diaz still get fired on live TV?
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The Kia Sedona is one of the most forgettable minivans in America, but that could soon be changing as a redesigned model is reportedly in the works.
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There will be a new Sedona...the homemarket version (Kia Carnival) is a strong seller in Korea, there will be a new version of the Carnival out soon.
May 9, 2012 11:15 am
they should base it off the genisis be a cool thing to have a rwd minivan with a sport suspension and a 5 litre v8 =)
May 8, 2012 6:26 pm
These days, you could try to tune Hyundai i800, it is RWD, could get engine implant from newer diesel with 197hp++ and just replace the suspension with kits from Bilstein, KW or whatever and fit brake kit from AP racing. Oh wait, practically that species is already exist, it is called R63 AMG. It has everything, you could ask, RWD (check), sport suspension (check), V8 (check, even larger than 5.0l) and six comfortable seats (check).
May 9, 2012 5:25 am
Hyundai already has a RWD van out in Korea called the Starex...saw a lot of them while vacationing in Italy two weeks ago. There are also AWD versions of the Starex as well. Saw some interesting modded Starex's in Hong Kong with lowered suspension and big wheels... Who knows may be down the road there will be one like the one you mention
May 9, 2012 11:18 am
Yah, that is also called Hyundai i800 in down under and Hyundai H1 in South East Asia countries (basically a i800 with leather, some electronic gimmicks and entertainment system). But in down to the car's capability, it is not good to drive, a AWD Caravelle is much better all round.
May 9, 2012 10:30 pm
Oh...is that what they are called in other parts of the market. I know it's not a good drive...my company has a couple of them for use as logistics vehicles. It's pretty MEH...
May 11, 2012 10:21 am