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A new class of media channels is creating vast new audiences of deeply engaged young viewers. They are also blurring the line between creators and consumers. While some marketers recognize the potential of these platforms, there is more that can be done.
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Think back to your own teen years. Maybe it was not long ago. Maybe it was decades ago. What did you love when you were young? Cars? Video games? Movies? Dancing? Sports? Some of you probably liked some of those things but there is one thing pretty much every teen loves and that's music. Music holds a special place in everyone's heart and memory. A song from a long ago summer can bring back memories in a way few other things can match. Listening to and loving music is part and parcel of being a teen.
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At times, scrolling through Instagram can seem like viewing a sea of sameness. With photo filters and guides to taking the perfect selfie, it's easier than ever to present a highly polished image of oneself on social media. While that means the social sphere has gotten more attractive, it also means that it's becoming increasingly difficult for teens to stand out among all of the photos of people simply looking good. As a result, what's now grabbing young people's attention is when someone is daring enough to break the mold of the stereotypical pretty/handsome/cute aesthetic and instead broadcast their weirdness. ...
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When I was a kid, more decades ago than I'd like to admit, I got a Christmas gift that I was really excited about. I'm a little hazy about the particulars but I'm pretty sure it was a dump truck that was meant to produce exhaust as you played with it. (This was obviously before climate change, when pollution was still fun.) On the 26th, when my grandparents came to visit, I wanted to show it to my grandfather. Unfortunately it wouldn't work and I was really upset. He tried to fix it but couldn't and told me it was ...
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Somewhere near the end of Enough Said, James Gandolfini's character admits his heart has been broken, "and I'm too old for that shit". If there is a message in this funny, believable film about two people getting together post-divorce, post-bringing up children, post-fit bodies and intact pride, it is that falling in love late in life is like falling in love at any other time with one exception: there's more at stake.
There are lots of ways in which late love is better than regular love. For a start it feels genuinely miraculous. If you are in your forties — as I was when I met my husband — attractive, available men are either two weeks out of a divorce and traumatised, or clinically depressed, or weird. And if they're not any of the above then they can have their pick so, you know, there's a chance they'll go for the girl with the yoga-honed body and the lovely personality.
This means that, should you find yourself suddenly in a mutual-attraction situation, it restores your faith in humanity. It's better than falling in love: it's falling back in love with the world that seemed so skewed in favour of voracious women with plans. And everyone gets involved, from your hairdresser ("Don't meet the kids") to your most cynical girlfriend ("Of course there's something wrong with him, or he wouldn't be single"). Suddenly you are the headline attraction in your tiny world because at this stage everyone else is breaking up, or bickering, or just not having sex, while you are rushing headlong in the opposite direction. Your timing makes you the most interesting thing happening in anyone's lives.
Apart from all the attention, late love is a lot like early love. You spend money as if this were your last month on Earth. You get an ambitious haircut (in retrospect I looked like Peppa Pig, but at the time it seemed fresh). You spend every other day at the waxers and you keep buying slithery body-con clothes (you never wear them again after the first six months). Also, you suddenly have the energy and tastes of the average teenager. At least twice a week we would end up in a club grooving to Cee Lo Green alongside a lot of 20-year-olds who must have assumed we were plainclothes police. We got twin headphones so we could play our favourite tracks at top volume without disturbing the neighbours (swaying and giving each other the thumbs-up). We swapped books and bought each other insightful yet soppy presents. And in the early weeks I checked in, daily, with my support team of three girlfriends (the streetwise one; the wise one; the good man-reader) for text analysis ("What does he mean, 'I miss you', with no kiss? Is that 'I miss you, but back off, single-for-too-long freak?'").
Then again, in many ways late love is very different. While you may do a bit of dissembling on the body-hair front you can't be bothered to pretend about the usual stuff — liking football, enjoying low-budget Third World travel or actually wanting to have sex in the shower. You have no desire to present a fake front (you might even ask him to cover you when you get visible sweat stains under your armpits) and you know better than to try to change him too. If you kick off a relationship in your mid-forties the best part about it is that you can both see exactly what you are getting, including the bunions and the baggage.
Ah, the baggage. Before late love I always assumed that baggage meant emotional scars, but of course baggage for the average fortysomething means the presence of other people; dependants, exes included. On our first romantic mini-break I propped up the bar while he spent several hours in the hotel room trying to order pizza long-distance for his children. On our first loved-up holiday they were there, too – scowling and bored — apparently immune to the miracle of our late love.
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Embracing the Race Trevor Bayne is the youngest race car driver ever to win the Daytona 500. Throughout his high-speed career, from his early start driving go-karts to his incredible win at NASCAR's biggest race, Trevor attributes all his success to Godboth on and off the track. His amazing story, from start to finish, will inspire young and old, racing enthusiasts or not, as they read Driven by Faith, the story of a boy unafraid to share his faith and a man who gives all the glory to God. Includes a personal note from Trevor Bayne.
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Your article must meet the scope of Phytomedicine (please see above). Articles that are not in the scope, will be rejected immediately!
- Articles on the isolation and structure elucidation of novel bioactive compounds or the development of new analytical methods do not fall into the scope of Phytomedicine. However, pharmacological and clinical studies of novel natural products, where new compounds or methods of analysis of active of pharmaceutical ingredients in herbal preparations and biological fluids and tissues are reported (e.g. in pharmacokinetic studies), are welcome.
- Dietary Supplements, "Botanicals" or "Functional Food" are not within the scope of Phytomedicine unless they are specified/standardized and pharmacologically investigated analogues to herbal drugs and if the evidence presented is comparable to therapeutic outcomes with a positive control.
- Studies on pure compounds are not accepted if their origin is not clearly related to the plant kingdom.
- Pharmacological studies of isolated compounds in various forms (salts, ethers, etc.), which do not exist in nature are out of scope of Phytomedicine.
- Screening results of a large number of plant extracts or plant constituents for pharmacological activities will not be considered unless they are focused on those plants or constituents which show superior activities in comparison with generally accepted positive (reference) compounds.
2. Does your article comply with the standard requirements of Phytomedicine?
Your article must meet the criteria assuring reproducible quality and efficacy of herbal preparations.
- Plant name and herbal substance
Latin binomial name and the author, local name and English name and plant part(s) used must by specified for all plants used in the study. It should be stated that the plant name has been checked with http://www.theplantlist.org. The authentication of fresh plants or dried herbal drugs, including those of formulas, must be carried out by means of macroscopic and/or microscopic, molecular biological, chemical, chromatographic and/or other suitable pharmacognostic methods. Voucher specimens of plant materials used for all studies must be deposited and identified with a voucher number, the date and location of collection. The plant material may derive from natural origin, from cultivated plants, or from an herbal drug market. In case of commercially procured material the source, batch number, and quality control data should be specified. All scientific names of the plants must be written in italics through the whole manuscript!
- Herbal medicinal products and herbal extracts
Herbal medicinal products or herbal preparations must be declared in accordance to EMA guidelines (http://www.ema.europa.eu/docs/en_GB/document_library/Scientific_guideline/2009/09/WC500003272.pdf). In particular, herbal extracts must be clearly and comprehensively described with respect to the plant part used, the drug extract ratio, type and concentration of extraction solvent, extraction conditions etc. They must be sufficiently characterized (e.g. by HPLC fingerprints) and specified for the content of marker compounds to ensure a consistent quality and reproducible pharmacological activity. The choice of marker must be justified. The analytical methods have to be validated for selectivity, accuracy and precision and briefly described, providing the most important information necessary to obtain reproducible results. Traditional and commercial names of herbal preparations should be mentioned in the Introduction of the manuscript, but not in the title. Phytomedicine accepts only international standard terminology – binomial Latin names of the plants and their combinations.
- Herbal combinations
Studies with herbal drug combinations (e.g. 2-5 plants) will be accepted only if each herbal drug undergo the same authentication and standardization process as described above, each single herbal extracts is HPLC fingerprinted and relevant marker constituents are quantified before and after the extracts are mixed. A 3-D-HPLC-profile of the multiherbal drug combination must be provided, e.g.: Amagaya S. et al. 2001, Phytomedicine 8: 338-347. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0944711304700495; For TCM-multi-herbal drug combinations (formula) see: Zeng K.-W. et al. 2012, Phytomedicine 19, 122-129. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0944711311002674. Additionally, we encourage the use other relevant and validated physiological, biological, or biochemical methods, which ensure reproducible pharmacological activity of multi-herbal drug combinations.
- Chemicals, phytochemicals and other purified compounds For purified compounds, please provide chemical names using relevant information from the NCBI PubChem which can be found on the website http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pccompound. In studies with purified compounds the evidences of their purity (13C NMR or HPLC peak purity test) are required.
- Gene nomenclature Authors should use approved nomenclature for gene symbols. Please consult the appropriate nomenclature data bases for correct gene names and symbols. "Entrez Gene" is a useful resource. Approved human gene symbols are provided by HUGO Gene Nomenclature committee (HGNC): http://www.gene.ucl.ac.uk/nomenclature Approved Mouse symbols are provided by The Jackson Laboratory: http://www.informatics.jaxorg/mgihome/nomen
Approved C. elegans symbols are provided by Caenorhabditis Genetics Center: http://www.cbs.unmn.edu/CGC/Nomenclature/no menguid.htm For approved S. cerevisiae and S. pombe symbols see http://yeastgenome.org/help/yeastGeneNomenclature.shtml and http://www.sanger.ac.uk/Projects/S_pombe/SP_Name_FAQ.shtml, respectively
- Statistical analysis
Statistical hypothesis and methods should be described in detail. Actual P values should be used unless less than 0.001. Reporting of 95% confidence intervals is encouraged. The choice of appropriate parametric or nonparametric tools has to be justified. Refer to B.S. Evererett. Statistical Methods for Medica Investigations, Oxford University Press, New York, 1989.
Scientific novelty of your study must be clearly demonstrated. The articles limited with a repetition of well-known data or identification of only well-known ubiquitous compounds with little or no relation to activity are not acceptable.
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Your article must be based on a thorough study, using proper controls and convincing evidences of therapeutic significance and observations.
- In vitro studies with concentrations of active compounds, which could not be implemented in-vivo and that are not appropriate for further pharmaceutical development.
- In vitro studies without results on organs, tissues, fluids or cells.
- In vitro studies without positive control.
- In vivo single dose studies or studies with one set of experiments and few animals.
- Studies on antimicrobial activity with only single dose, very high concentration, measuring only inhibition zones without MIC values, without information on type of activity (or growth inhibition) or microorganisms investigation.
- Pharmacological studies of pure compounds, which are not supported by evidences on pharmacological activity of plant extract where it was identified.
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- Clinical studies must meet the current standards for clinical trials (GCP = Good Clinical Practice), which are equivalent to those required for synthetic drugs. http://www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/Guidances/ucm073122.pdf http://www.ema.europa.eu/docs/en_GB/document_library/Scientific_guideline/2009/09/WC500002832.pdf
- Articles should be in line with Extensions of the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials Statement for Herbal Medicinal Interventions (CONSORT), particularly when it comes to description of study medication, which is a strict requirement of acceptance for Phytomedicine. For guidelines and necessary information, please use the following internet addresses: http://www.consort-statement.org http://www.consort-statement.org/extensions?ContentWidgetId=557. http://www.consort-statement.org/Media/Default/Downloads/Extensions/CONSORT Extension for Herbal Interventions.pdf http://www.ema.europa.eu/docs/en_GB/document_library/Scientific_guideline/2009/09/WC500003370.pdf. Use of a CONSORT checklist and flow diagram is recommended for illustration of grouping and flow of patients in all clinical studies, randomized clinical trials as well as other trials.
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- Many natural compounds are known for their polyvalent (pleiotropic) activities and are only of interest if one or two pharmacological activities are dominant and somehow superior in comparison with generally accepted reference standards/compounds. Their potential therapeutic application must be justified for specified indication.
- Antimicrobial evaluation of plants are of scientific value only if these plant extracts show superior biological activities in comparison with a synthetic or natural antimicrobial agent standard. It is preferred that in vitro activity (MIC) of an extract in not higher than 100 ìg/ml. For the correct determination of MIC values, standardized methodologies such as those of CLSI or EUCAST are preferred.
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Anti-stress effects of 20(S)-protopanaxadiol and 20(S)-protopanaxatriol in immobilized mice
Hyun A Oha, Dae-Eung Kimb, Hyuck Jai Choic, Nam Jae Kimc, and Dong-Hyun Kimac,*
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Wagner., H., Ulrich-Merzenich, G., 2009. Synergy research: Approaching a new generation of phytopharmaceuticals. Phytomedicine 16, 97–110.
Argyropoulos D, Kudadam J, Müller J, 2009. Color degradation of lemon balm (Melissa officinalis L.) as affected by the drying process. In: 5th International Technical Symposium on Food Processing, Monitoring Technology in Bioprocesses and Food Quality Management, Potsdam, Germany, August 31– September 2, pp. 730–736.
Willcox, M.L., Graz, B., Falquet, J., Diakite, C., Giani, S., Diallo, D., 2011. A "reverse pharmacology" approach for developing an anti-malarial phytomedicine. Malaria J. 10 (Suppl. 1), S8.Reference to a book:
Cramer, J.A., Spilker, B., 1998. Quality of Life and Pharmacoeconomics. An Introduction. Lippincott-Raven, Philadelphia.
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Cragg, G.M., Boyd, M., 1996. Drug discovery and development at the National Cancer Institute: the role of natural products of plant origin. In: Balick, M.J., Elisabetsky, E., Laird, S.A. (Eds.), Medicinal Plan Resources of the Tropical Forest. Columbia University Press, New York, pp. 101–136.
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Founded in 2010 by Award-winning songwriter, musician and producer, Michael Stover. A music industry veteran of over 30 years, Michael is a graduate of the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, with a degree specializing in the Music and Video business. Michael has used that education to gain a wealth of experience within the industry: from retail music manager and DJ, to two-time Billboard Magazine Contest winning songwriter, performer and chart-topping producer, and finally, award-winning artist manager, publicist, promoter and label president. In just 5 years, MTS Records has released 13 Top 40 New Music Weekly country chart singles, including five #1s and 7 Top 85 Music Row chart singles.
Michael has managed and/or promoted artists and events from the United States, Canada, Denmark and Sweden, making MTS a truly international company. These artists include original Anthrax vocalist, Neil Turbin (DeathRiders, Bleed the Hunger); Country For a Cause, featuring Lulu Roman, John Berry, T Graham Brown, Buddy Jewell, Billy Yates, Ronnie McDowell, and Bobby Lewis; NAMM Metal Jam 2014-15, featuring members of Anthrax, Dio, King Diamond, Racer X, Alcatrazz, Great White, Badlands, Circle II Circle, Hurricane, Jon Oliva's Pain, Femme Fatale, Leatherwolf, Lizzy Borden, Death, London, Fight, Lynch Mob, Metal Church, Michael Schenker Group, Mountain, Nitro, Obituary, Savatage, Jeff Scott Soto Band, Buddy Miles Band, The Babys, and Deicide; metal guitar virtuoso, Xander Demos (James Rivera, Sabbath Judas Sabbath); multi-gold and platinum award winning Swedish singer/songwriter, Hicks; Canadian country heartthrob, Marshall Dane; Award-winning country artist, Doug Briney; Canadian redneck diva, Amy Rose; Top 100 CMT country princess, Josey Milner; Music City Hayride, featuring Bobby G. Rice and Leona Williams; Top 100 No Depression artists, Jiggley Jones and The Banner Days; Chuck Ainlay-produced country artist, Bryan Cole; Award-winning Canadian multi-instrumentalist, Ed Roman; top syndicated radio show, Whiskey and Cigarettes; #1 Canadian country trio, Western Avenue, featuring Matt Williams; Seattle chart-topper, March to May; and Akademia Award-winning singer/songwriter, Billy Grima, among others.
Capitalizing on his knowledge of all facets within the industry, Michael and MTS Management Group have become THE Independent Artist Management, Publicity and Promotions firm and record label.
Michael Stover and MTS Management Credits
–Country Music Association (CMA)
–Grammy Recording Academy (NARAS)
–Independent Country Music Association (ICoMA)
–European Country Music Association (ECMA)
–CMG Radio Affiliate
–Roots Music Association
–International Music And Entertainment Association (IMEA)
–Nashville Universe
–Inspirational Country Music Association (ICM)
–New Country Music Association (NCMA)
–2015 Akademia Awards Winner, Ed Roman (Best Reggae Song)
–2015 Akademia Awards Winner, Billy Grima (Best Pop/Rock Americana Song)
–2015 Akademia Awards Winner, March To May (Best Pop Singer/Songwriter Song)
–2015 IMEA Awards Nominations: 13 overall, including Best Management, Best Record Label
–2015 Akademia Awards Winner, Hicks (Best Country/Rock Song)
–2015 Josie Show/Country Blast Awards Winner, Xander Demos (Rock Song of the Year)
–2015 Josie Show/Country Blast Awards Winner, Doug Briney (Best Traditional Country Album)
–2015 Josie Show/Country Blast Awards Winner, MTS Management Group (Manager of the Year)
–2015 Josie Show Awards Nominations: 22 overall
–2015 CMG Global Radio Awards Winner, Michael Stover/MTS (Manager of the Year)
–2015 CMG Global Radio Awards Winner, Xander Demos (Pop/Rock Male, Pop/Rock Single)
–2015 CMG Global Radio Awards Winner, Doug Briney (Country Male Artist)
–2015 Indie Music Channel Awards Winner, Hicks (Best Country Video)
–2015 Indie Music Channel Awards Winner, Ed Roman (Best Folk Male, Best Folk record)
–2015 Midwest Music Awards Nominee, Josey Milner (Best Country, Best Song)
–2015 Nashville Universe Awards Nominee, Michael Stover (Best Manager)
–2015 Nashville Universe Awards Nominee, Matt Williams/Alyssa Morrissey (Best Duo)
–2015 New Music Awards Winner, Whiskey and Cigarettes Show (W&C) (Best Internet Radio)
–2015 New Music Awards Nominee, Jiggley Jones (Country Breakthrough Artist)
–2015 New Music Awards Nominee, Hicks (New Country Band)
–2015 New Music Awards Nominee, Western Avenue (New Country Band)
–2015 New Music Awards Nominee, Bradford Loomis/Beth Whitney (New Country Band)
–2015 New Music Awards Nominee, Matt Williams/Alyssa Morrissey (New Country Band)
–2015 International Acoustic Music Awards Winner, Bradford Loomis/Beth Whitney
–2015 Iron City Rocks Pittsburgh Music Awards, Xander Demos (Best Guitarist)
–2015 Iron City Rocks Pittsburgh Music Awards, Xander Demos (and XDB) (6 nominations)
–2015 New Country Music Association, Doug Briney (Best Male Artist Nominee, Best Video, Best New Artist)
–2015 New Country Music Association, Josey Milner (Best Female Artist Nominee, Best New Artist)
–2014 No Depression Readers Poll Top 100 Best Albums, Jiggley Jones and Ed Roman
–2014 Mountain Stage NewSong Contest, Bradford Loomis/Beth Whitney (National Finalist)
–2014 Wildhorse Independent Superstars Hall of Fame Induction
–2014 CMG Radio Awards, Western Avenue (Group of the Year)
–2014 CMG Radio Awards, Marshall Dane (Male Entertainer of the Year)
–2014 CMG Radio Indie Artist Manager of the Year
–2014 IMEA Awards Winner, Whiskey And Cigarettes Show (Best Internet Radio Show)
–2014 IMEA Awards Winner, Ed roman (Best AC Artist)
–2014 IMEA Awards Winner, Jiggley Jones (Best AC Song)
–2014 IMEA Awards Winner, Doug Briney (Best Video)
–2014 IMEA Awards Winner, MTS Management Group (Best Manager)
–2014 IMEA Awards Nominations – 21 total nominations!!!
–2014 AMG Heritage Awards Nominations – 7 nominations
–2014 Artists In Music Awards Nominations – 5 nominations
–2014 ICoMA Awards Win, Marshall Dane, Best Live Performance "Alcohol Abuse"
–2014 ICoMA AWards Win, Hicks, Best International Artist
–2014 Independent Country Music Association Awards (ICoMA) Nomination- 14 total nominations!
–2014 Midwest Music Awards Nominations – 3 nominations
–2014 New Music Awards Nominations- 4 nominations
–2014 Iron City Rocks Pittsburgh Music Awards, Xander Demos (12 nominations and 8 wins)
–2014 Nashville Universe Award Winner, Amy Rose (Best Music Video)
–2014 Nashville Universe Award Winner, Western Avenue (Best Vocal Group)
–2014 Nashville Universe Award Winner, DJ Nik (International Radio Personality)
–2014 Nashville Universe Awards nominations for Amy Rose (2,) Josey Milner, Doug Briney, Western Avenue, and Nik Pizzigoni
–2014 Nashville Universe Award Winner, Best Manager
–2014 Nashville Universe Awards nomination, Best Record Label
–2013 IMEA Artist Manager of the Year, MTS Management Group
–2013 IMEA Country Entertainer of the Year, Amy Rose
–2013 IMEA Songwriter of the Year, Jiggley Jones
–2013 IMEA Nominations for Xander Demos, Josey Milner, Amy Rose, Jiggley Jones and Western Avenue
–2013 CMG Radio Awards, Best Manager, MTS Management Group
–2013 Ontario Country Music Association Nominee, Amy Rose
–2013 ICMA Nominations – 6 nominations
–2013 ICMA Award, Emerging Artist, Amy Rose
–2013 ICMA Award, Best Live Performance, Doug Briney
–2012 Iron City Rocks Award Nominations (5), Xander Demos
–2012 ICMA Nominations – 5 nominations
–2011 New Music Award Nomination, Breakthrough Country Artist, Bryan Cole
–2011 Iron City Rocks Award Nomination, Best Guitarist, Xander Demos
–2010 New Music Award Nomination, Best New Country Artist, Bryan Cole
–2010 Independent Music Award Nomination, Best Country Album, Bryan Cole
–Billboard Magazine Songwriter's Award (3rd Place, Rock category) "Cold-Blooded"
–Billboard Magazine Songwriter's Award (Honorable Mention, Rock category) "Ride Sweet Angel"
Radio Chart Success
"Pride And The Passion" Bryan Cole, #85
"Love Doesn't Live Here" Bryan Cole, #121
Music Row Magazine
"Pride And The Passion" Bryan Cole, #83
"Love Doesn't Live Here" Bryan Cole, #121
"I Just Want You To Know" Amy Rose, #85
"Not Pretty Enough" Josey Milner, #105
"(Redneck Reunion) Party Like A Redneck" Amy Rose #116
"Wherever You Are" Western Avenue #75
"Sunshine" Amy Rose #105
"Cowgirls" Josey Milner (#73)
"Alcohol Abuse" Marshall Dane #60
"Make Love Tonight" Matt Williams Feat. Alyssa Morrissey #72
"Country Crazy" Amy Rose #92
"Hayride" Hicks (#77)
New Music Weekly
"Pride And the Passion" Bryan Cole, #1
"I'm Comin' Home" Bryan Cole, #8
"Love Doesn't Live Here" Bryan Cole, #13
"I Just Want You To Know" Amy Rose, #9
"(Redneck Reunion) Party Like A Redneck" Amy Rose, #6
"Not Pretty Enough" Josey Milner, #23
"Wherever You Are" Western Avenue, #1
"Sunshine" Amy Rose, #1
"Cowgirls" Josey Milner #1/#30
"Alcohol Abuse" Marshall Dane #1/#36
"Make Love Tonight" Matt Williams feat. Alyssa Morrissey #11/#33
"Hayride" Hicks #3/#23
"Walk On Me" Jiggley Jones #60#85
"Unknown Soldier" Doug Briney #83
"Mama's Kitchen" Hicks #2
"Pretty Big Deal" Doug Briney #67
"I Belong To You" Hicks #57/#58
National Radio Hits
"Hayride" Hicks #23
"Make Love Tonight" Matt Williams feat. Alyssa Morrissey #48
"Mama's Kitchen" Hicks #36
Indie World Country Record Report
"I'm Comin' Home" Bryan Cole, #1
"Pride And The Passion" Bryan Cole, #1
"Not Pretty Enough" Josey Milner, #1
"(Redneck Reunion) Party Like A Redneck" Amy Rose, #1
"Unknown Soldier" Doug Briney #27
"Walk On Me" Jiggley Jones #36
"Mama's Kitchen" Hicks #1
"I Belong To You" Hicks #10
"Pretty Big Deal" Doug Briney #1
"Walkin' After Midnight" Josey Milner #1
Roots Music Report
"Pride And The Passion" Bryan Cole, #5
"Love Doesn't Live Here" Bryan Cole, #5
"Wide Open Road" Bryan Cole, #8
"It's All Country" Doug Briney, #6
"No Spring Chicken" Jiggley Jones, #3 (Americana) #7 (True Country)
"Wherever You Are" Western Avenue, #1 (8 weeks at #1, Pop Country)
"Cowgirls" Josey Milner Top 15
"Alcohol Abuse" Marshall Dane #1
"Sunshine" Amy Rose Top 20
"Walk On Me" Jiggley Jones Top 20
"Super Country Cowboy" Doug Briney #6
"Country Crazy" Amy Rose Top 20
"Unknown Soldier" Doug Briney Top 10
"I'll Be Your Whiskey" Marshall Dane Top 40
Other charting
MTS Artists have also charted and reached #1 on many independent country charts including: CMT.com, Y'allwire, CMG Global Radio charts, CE Country Chart, Independent Music Network, Iceman's Cavern, Onlylyrics.com…and many more!
MTS Management Group has signed music licensing deals for their artists with Fox Sports, NASCAR, E! Networks, Discovery Networks, MTV Networks, Bunim/Murray and others
MTS Management artists have received press in many publications including Music Row, New Music Weekly, Blabbermouth.net, Powersource, Christian Music Weekly, Cashbox, Music News Nashville, Lovin' Lyrics, Guitar World, Screamer Magazine, Bravewords, Metal Underground, Metal-Temple, Hard City Magazine, Nashville Gab, Digital Rodeo, Hair Metal Mansion, Pittsburgh Magazine, Today's Country magazine, Nashville Music Guide and many others.
–Michael has an Associate Degree in Music and Video Business form the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and has worked with notable touring and recording musicians including Jimmy Mattingly (Reba, Garth Brooks) Steve Hinson (Josh Turner, Randy Travis) Mark Greenwood (Garth) Michael Rojas (Lady Antebellum) Reb Beach (Winger) Justin Murr (LibertyNJustice) Cj Snare (Firehouse) Stevie Rachelle (Tuff) and Phil MacDowell (Buzz Poets)


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Alex Pettyfer, the star of the upcoming 'I Am Number Four,' seems to think that he's Number One.
Zach Galifianakis was finally having a nice time between his ferns until Jennifer Aniston showed up.
Looks like's he'll be screaming the pounds away again for his reunion with The Machinist director Brad "No Fatties" Anderson.
There ain't no party like a 'Safe House' party, and look who's invited to the film: Robert Patrick, Brendan Gleeson, Liam Cunningham and Sam Shepard.
Luckily, there's a deal in the works that will save these films from a fate worse than a Commie invasion: sitting on the shelf for even longer than they already have.
I will happily buy this for my mom for Christmas on DVD, as long as she doesn't expect us all to watch it.
It's lazier than this excerpt I'm writing right now.
The film is about a guilt trip from beyond the grave…
Author Chuck Palahniuk's works seem to require a very special touch to get right (Fight Club) or else things won't go so well (Choke).
It would seem that the producers of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies don't really have a "type" when it comes to their director search.
The Little Miss Sunshine duo are bringing Paul back for their next flick.
Kevin Smith wants to get the band back together.
Halle Berry gets down with her husband's teenage intern in The Student. Sadly, the intern is male.
After his recent 26-page profile in the New Yorker, Paul Haggis is the new public-face of the anti-Scientology movement. But he's far from the first celebrity to stick it to Scientology. Let's take a look at some other famous people who aren't down with the L. Ron.
Rosamund Pike is going from Bond girl to much more after landing the role of Andromeda in the Clash of the Titans sequel, Wrath of the Titans.
Blades Of Glory directors Will Speck and Josh Gordon are back in the job market with a movie about the job market.
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Richard Jenkins, from that one movie with the girl, is joining Brad Pitt and Sam Rockwell in the mob card game movie 'Cogan's Trade.'
Meryl Streep's next project will feature her acting.
Julia Roberts to laugh evilly for a change.
She's been keeping a low profile, but all of that is about to change. Famke Janssen has joined the cast of Tommy Wirkola's Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters.
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Q: I noticed lately that only about 25 percent of the vehicles on the road now days use turn signals when making turns, changing lanes, merging, etc. I even see police, fire, and parking control vehicles not using their signals. Is it optional now days?
David McCollum, Watsonville
A: Using turn signals to tell others on the road — whether on wheels or foot — your intentions to change direction has been a law since Sept. 18, 1959.
California Vehicle Code section 22107 reads that, " No person shall turn a vehicle from a direct course or move right or left upon a roadway until such movement can be made with reasonable safety and then only after the giving of an appropriate signal in the manner provided in this chapter in the event any other vehicle may be affected by the movement."
Specifically, people are to "always signal when turning left or right, changing lanes, slowing down, or stopping," according to the California Driver Handbook, that book all drivers are supposed to read in order to pass the written version of the DMV's driver test when they are first applying for their license and sometimes to go back to renew.
When vehicle turn signals don't work or "if bright sunlight makes the signal lights hard to see, also use hand-and-arm signals," the driver handbook continues on to say. These hand signals are also used by motorcyclists and bicyclists: to turn right, place left arm out the driver's side window and raise up into a 90 degree angle; when slowing, stick arm out the window and drop hand to a 90 degree angle; and to turn left, erect straight left arm out of your window.
According to the handbook, turn signals should be used:
⦁ During the last 100 feet before reaching the turning point. Make sure the area is clear of people and objects before completing the turn by
⦁ Before changing lanes or making a turn.
⦁ At least five seconds before making lanes changes on a freeway.
⦁ Before pulling next to or away from the curb.
⦁ Whenever you change directions.
⦁ Even when you do not see other vehicles. A vehicle you do not see may suddenly appear and hit you.
Learn about this and other traffic laws by perusing the vehicle code or driver handbook online at www.dmv.ca.gov.