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Bill banning tanning beds for kids moves forward in House
The bill would ban children under age 18 from using commercial tanning salons.
The bill would ban children under age 18 from using commercial tanning salons.
The bill bans sale of marijuana to anyone under age 21.
Revenue from retail marijuana sales taxes in Pueblo are more than expected and a 'much-needed boon' for the county.
Colorado Congressman Cory Gardner [R-CD3] plans to challenge Democratic Senator Mark Udall for his seat in November according to the Colorado Republican Party.
Governor John Hickenlooper joined environmentalists and oil and gas industry executives to praise the state's new air pollution regulations.
Colorado Republicans and Denver leaders officially submitted their bid to have Denver host the 2016 Republican National Convention.
State lawmakers killed a plan to give top teachers an incentive to teach in struggling schools.
With other sources of transportation funding on the decline, Colorado is set to ink what could be the first of many deals giving private companies control of the state's roads.
Some lawmakers and citizens aren't happy about the deal CDOT is finalizing to work with a private company on U.S. 36 between Denver and Boulder.
State air quality control commissioners have approved new rules on the oil and gas industry to clean Colorado's air.


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Penner is taking the same position at Western Dubuque.
One local softball game was played on Monday.
The study finds that student-athletes have higher levels of leadership, self-confidence, and self-respect.
Rankings released Monday.
KIMT's Sarah Danik and Ryan Shaver took a Spin Class to get ready for their RAGBRAI ride. Let's just say one did a lot better than the other…
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Mike x SabioGraffiti // Friday, November 21, 2014
A very patriotic painting session with Mike and Sabio in Oakland on that one wall we see getting repeatedly painted over and over.
Mike Top DogsGraffiti // Monday, October 20, 2014
No buff zone is safe from the inevitable spray vandalisms of Mike. New coat, new canvas.
Mike Was HereGraffiti // Wednesday, October 01, 2014
Mike switched things up and included a "Kilroy Was Here" type character in place of his "I" on this corrugated metal spot.
Mike x JeansGraffiti // Friday, September 19, 2014
Going simple, going big and going bubbly. Mike and Jeans clean up on a spot in Oakland.
Mike loitering on rooftopsGraffiti // Friday, July 11, 2014
The Bay Area streets have been taking a beating from Mike for a good amount of time now. The persistent vandal has not let up in his quest to get over on everything.
Pynbl x MikeGraffiti // Thursday, July 10, 2014
This new spot by Pynbl and Mike will temporarily and politely greet you as you exit this off-ramp entering the wild city of Oakland.
Welcome to the Yalldo!Graffiti // Monday, May 12, 2014
Mike drops a framed nature theme and a snake for the Oakland urban jungle. In our opinion this is one of his best pieces yet and it certainly looks better than a freshly buffed beige wall.
Beachside sewering with MikeGraffiti // Wednesday, April 09, 2014
Mike sports his favorite tropical shirt to this lavish beachside spray resort known as a sewer. Moss is the new coral reef didn't you know?
Enchantment around every corner...Graffiti // Sunday, February 16, 2014
Around every corner you're sure to see a piece by Gyer or Mike. These dudes are crushing Oakland right now and they did an awesome job manipulating this Bart train billboard to their advantage.
Dfile x Mike on MuniGraffiti // Monday, February 03, 2014
One of the most strategic ways to get the attention of your local law enforcement is to paint something like this. A friendly greeting on your Monday morning commute!


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On 24th October, forty teachers from across the South Lakes area visited the Faculty of Science and Technology, as part of a partnership between Lancaster University, Research Council UK, and the South Lakes Federation.
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Peter Hodgson, who has just successfully defended his PhD, has now rounded off the achievement with the award of an EPSRC Doctoral Prize by the Faculty of Science and Technology.
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On November 4, 2014, Holy Trinity Monastery celebrated the feast of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God and St. Averky of Hierapolis, Equal-to-the-Apostles. Following the Liturgy, Archimandrite Luke served a Litia at the grave of Archbishop Averky who was the Abbot of Holy Trinity Monastery from 1960 until his repose in 1976. Archbishop Averky was also the Rector of Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary.
From October 25 - 26, 2014, Archpriest Victor Potapov and about 100 parisioners from St. John the Baptist Cathedral made their annual pilgrimage to Holy Trinity Monastery to visit the grave of Jose Muñoz-Cortes who is buried in the Holy Trinity Monastery cemetery. Joining the pilgrims for their annual pilgrimage were Metropolitan Hilarion, Metropolitan Jonah (OCA), and the myrrh-streaming "Hawaiian" Iveron Icon of the Mother of God.
On October 25, 2014, Holy Trinity Monastery opened its doors to host an open house event for the general public. Beginning at 1 pm, Fr. Luke spoke to the visitors about the the history of the Orthodox Church. At 2 pm, Heirodeacon Seraphim spoke about the history of Holy Trinity Monastery and Seminary. Following the talks, visitors were encouraged to visit the new museum, enjoy refreshments and visit the bookstore. Heiromonk Theophylact conducted tours of Holy Trinity Cathedral.
On Tuesday October 14, Holy Trinity Monastery celebrated the Protection of the Mother of God. Archimandrite Luke Murianka served the Vigil and Liturgy for the Feast.
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Liverpool & Chelsea target Alberto Moreno prefers move to Madrid
Alberto Moreno prefers a move to Real Madrid and is set to reject Chelsea and Liverpool, according to reports in Spain.
According to Marca, Alberto Moreno has decided to join Real Madrid, as he wants to join good friends Sergio Ramos and Fabio Coentrao. Madrid have previously done successful deal with Sevilla, with Sergio Ramos and Julio Batista joining Los blancos in the recent past.
A lot of European clubs are looking for Moreno's signature – Napoli had an offer of €14.5 million rejected in January as Sevilla feel they can fetch a lot more for the 21 year old left back. Earlier we reported, Chelsea and Liverpool both entering a bidding war for Moreno. As things stand, Moreno is set to reject the Premier League giants in favour of a dream move to Real Madrid.
Moreno has a release clause of £25m, while Sevilla sporting director, Monchi admitted: "Impossible to say he'll not leave the club on summer"
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In the late 1990s, the Packers were unstoppable on the Frozen Tundra of Lambeau Field. Teams feared to come into our house and their fans, when predicting their team's season record, would religiously mark a loss next to any games their team played at Lambeau Field.
In 1997, on their way to their second straight Super Bowl, the Packers largely walked through the regular season on their way to post season play and recorded all wins in the legendary stadium. But on October 5, 1998, the Vikings closed the door on a shocking win at Lambeau and created a crack in the impenetrable wall that surrounded the Packers' home record.
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Harold James: Inflationary Angst Grips Central Banks
Harold James is professor of history and international affairs at Princeton University and professor of history at the European University Institute, Florence. His most recent book is The Creation and Destruction of Value: The Globalisation Cycle.
Can central banks contain inflation? We once thought they could. Over the past 20 years, central banks around the world, including the United States Federal Reserve, pursued price stability with remarkable success. But now, in the wake of the financial crisis, a tide of distrust is sweeping the world – including a new and widespread fear that central banks are incapable of controlling inflation.
In the US, the Tea Party has made a return to the gold standard a part of its platform, and Utah is debating making gold and silver coins legal tender. German inflation worries have pushed the government into a much harsher stance on debt relief in Europe. In China, fear of inflation is unleashing large-scale discontent.
Inflation fear was already present before the new challenges of 2011 raised questions about long-term energy prices. As pro-democracy protests shake Arab authoritarian regimes, the prospect of sustained conflict threatens a global economy still dependent on oil, while the aftermath of the Japanese earthquake and nuclear accident raises doubts about the security of nuclear energy....
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How to Prepare for a Live Vocal Performance
13 Tips from Celebrity Voice and Performance Coach, Jeannie Deva
An impressive performance appears effortless to the degree that the artist has put effort into the preparation of every detail.
It is a given that you'll learn your songs musically and lyrically before you perform them, but don't neglect to practice the performance of your show.
A show is a multi-media presentation. How it is performed should include visual and other sensory perceptions for your audience.
As a project voice and performance coach I've helped an array of talent, from rising stars to Grammy winning recording artists, prepare for live shows and studio recordings. The following 13 tips are essential guidelines for your impressive performance preparation checklist.
Plan Your Performance Set List
1) Know your venue: Creating a set list for a small intimate coffee house requires different planning than for a stadium concert. The dynamics and energy potential is vastly different between the two. Before you create your set list find out as much as you can about the venue and its vibe.
2) Know your set length: Clock the playing time of each of your songs. Then determine how many songs you can play within the required set length. Factor in additional time for up to one minute of applause between each song, any dialogue with the audience, stage adjustments or instrument changes and any other segues. It's a bit of a mathematical estimation that improves as you get more experience doing it. Also plan an extra song or two for encores or just in case they ask you to play longer.
3) Know any equipment and size limitations of the venue: You may have been booked to perform in clubs with a different electrical voltage than your equipment or other types of unforeseen limitations. A band I coached once mixed tracks from their iPad in with their live band sound. When they arrived to play one of the gigs on their tour, the venue was not equipped to connect iPad to the sound system. Needless to say, the stress and pressure of having to figure out what to play and how to play it made for an unpleasant evening for the band and unprofessional show for the audience. Make a list of your needs and check with your booking contacts so that you solve equipment and facility issues before you arrive at the venue.
4) Know your audience: Depending upon how many shows you have done and how long you have had fans, you hopefully will know what songs in your repertoire get the best responses. Plan to use your most popular songs as the emotional peaks of your set to create dynamic motion in your show. If you're opening for another band, familiarize yourself with their music. Then design your set to both complement and contrast with their music in such a way as to possibly win over their fans. This is a great way to expand your fan base.
5) Determine your opening and ending numbers: Think of your opening and closing songs like bookends. A set should start with a song that grabs the attention of your audience and end with a song that either rouses or calms them to the energy level you want them to have when they leave the venue. Then arrange the rest of the set to navigate your audience through planned emotional transformations – from one bookend to another – based upon the tempo, key changes, subject matter and instrumentation of your songs.
6) Vary your vocal range: Even though your songs keys may be different, it's common for a singer's melodies to center in the strongest area of their vocal range. If this is true of your music, you may want to find a way of varying this with a song that brings the voice lower or higher or in some way gives the listener a sonic contrast which will help maintain their interest.
Practice the Performance of Your Set
7) Practice technical as well as performance skills: Attention to the technical aspects of a song is of course part of how you develop it. Improving any needed vocal technique to sing a song well is or course important, but so is honing performance skill.
Once you know a song begin singing it as though you were doing so in front of your audience. The more you practice as though singing to the audience the more your song will come to life. Often your phrasing and vocal tone will improve as will your emotional consistency when you practice singing to someone. This is because singing is communicating and that is done TO someone. Practicing as though you're ON stage and singing TO people – your voice will naturally become more expressive. Doing this will influence your phrasing and tone because these are now aligned to their purpose of expressing something to someone. This kind of practice bridges the gap between rehearsal and performance.
8) Practice your set in set order: Once you've achieved comfort singing each song in your set, it's important to rehearse in set order. While doing so look for and make adjustments as needed: Ensure you like the energy and emotional flow and sequence of your selected song order; explore your dynamics within each song and from one song to the next; decide between which songs that you'll speak to your audience. If your set contains equipment changes and utilizes backup singers, group songs in such a way to ensure that any stage changes don't dampen the momentum of your show.
9) Video your rehearsals: Use video to validate your improvement and highlight what needs more work. Analyze your practice videos objectively for the purpose of improving — not to beat yourself up. If something needs more technical attention such as singing higher notes on pitch or better phrasing, go back to working on these issues before further practicing the performance of the song.
10) Practice entrances and exits: Also practice how you're going to walk on stage. At the end of the set, practice how you might walk off stage. Other things to consider: Are you going to have the band start playing and then enter? Are you going to exit while the band is still playing and then reappear for the final applause?
11) Practice band/ensemble staging and interaction: Performing is as much visual as it is audio. All aspects when aligned add to the magic and power of your show. This begins in the rehearsal room and then comes fully to life on stage.
12) Practice talking to your audience: There are times to talk and times to let your music do the talking for you. If you're comfortable talking to audiences, I still suggest making decisions on where in your set you'll do so and decide on a theme. Instead of leading in each song with "I wrote this song…" try saying a few lines about the theme of the next song and then go right into it. Remember, even if you're expert at talking spontaneously to your audience, talking between numbers changes the energy of your show. If you want to maintain high energy, when you do speak, say less and play more.
13) Schedule low pressure gigs: If you're starting out and want to become a professional level performer, consider booking some low pressure gigs to begin working on your presentation. Musicians rarely if ever make it to the big leagues without a lot of playing out. As you perform, you'll raise your level of expertise, reinforce your strengths and discover those areas in which you need further development. Live performance keeps your rehearsals and personal practice focused on what really needs improvement. Remedy any shortcomings, get better, gig out again and step by step you'll become a top professional.
Cheering you on to success!
Jeannie Deva
Jeannie Deva is a celebrity voice and performance coach, Grammy member, author and recording studio vocal specialist who has worked with and been endorsed by engineers and producers of Aerosmith, Elton John, Bette Midler, Fleetwood Mac and The Rolling Stones. Seen on E! Entertainment and TV Guide Channels, Jeannie has been interviewed as a celebrity guest on talk shows in the US, Europe and Venezuela. She is the author of the internationally acclaimed "Contemporary Vocalist" series and "Deva Method Vocal Warm-Ups and Cool-Downs" CD and her eBook: "Singer's Guide to Powerful Performances." Jeannie teaches privately in Los Angeles as well as online worldwide. For more information on services, products for singers and her popular singer's blog, visit: www.JeannieDeva.com
For more information of the 11th Annual IAMA (International Acoustic Music Awards), go to: http://www.inacoustic.com/entry.html
IAMA Winner Hits #1 on Billboard Hot 100 Charts
They laughed when she entered and won. But, when she hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts, heard her Multi-Platinum selling song on the radio, they were left completely stunned and speechless. The entrants of IAMA (International Acoustic Music Awards) were surprised and even angry when a 16 year old girl won 4 years ago, completely unaware of the incredible success she was going to achieve.
Meghan Trainor has stunned the entrants, winners, judges of IAMA (International Acoustic Music Awards) and now the music world. An incredible success for a debut artist and a music awards entrant. "IAMA is so proud to announce that Meghan Trainor is currently the most successful artist so far in the history of the International Acoustic Music Awards. What her hit song has achieved is so incredible for any music artist, even a superstar like Madonna would love to have", said Jessica Brandon, artist relations of IAMA. IAMA has been around since 2004.
If you have been listening to Top 40 radio, you wouldn't have missed her song. However, few people know that Meghan Trainor was discovered by IAMA (International Acoustic Music Awards) and she won Best Female Artist in the 6th Annual IAMA (International Accoustic Music Awards) in 2010 when she was just 16 years old with her songs performed in acoustic format. She is the most successful artist IAMA has to date.
Meghan Trainor has been #1 for the past 5 weeks since September 10th. "All About That Bass" debuted at #84 with a meteoric rise to the top. The pop newcomer's debut hit dethrones superstar Taylor Swift's song 'Shake It Off' after Taylor Swift spent two weeks on top. Also, beating superstars such as Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj is an amazing feat that most music acts dream about. She also beat Iggy Azalea.
Other highlights of Trainor's Hot 100 coronation: "Bass" is the second debut No. 1 by a lead female artist this year, following Iggy Azalea's seven-week reign with "Fancy," featuring Charli XCX.
It is now also an international #1 hit, topped the charts in other countries such as Australia, Canada, Austria, Denmark, Ireland, New Zealand and more. Her album "Title" debuted #15 on the Billboard Album charts. The song has become phenomenally successful selling over 4.2 million copies worldwide at press time (Double Platinum in United States alone). Her music video has over 112 million views at press time.
This is an incredible fairytale story that most music acts dream about: hitting #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 Charts. Hitting #1 on Hot 100 charts is equivalent to climbing to the peak of Mount Everest. However, only less than 1% of all music acts will ever achieve this glory.
"Bass" also brings acclaim to Trainor's label, Epic. It's Epic's first Hot 100 leader since Sean Kingston's fellow debut hit "Beautiful Girls" in 2007 (which Koch co-promoted with Epic). "Bass" is Epic's first No. 1 by a woman since Shakira's own ode to seductive shaking, "Hips Don't Lie," in 2006. The last lead female artist on Epic to take a debut hit to the top of the Hot 100? Minnie Riperton, whose soul classic "Lovin' You" led the April 5, 1975 list. (The late Riperton's daughter is actress Maya Rudolph.)
Trainor additionally makes her home state proud, joining other Massachusetts-born acts that have led the Hot 100, including Donna Summer, Bobby Brown, Aerosmith, Extreme and New Kids on the Block. (The latter group reigned 25 years ago this week with "Hangin' Tough.")
She has written two songs for Rascal Flatts' Rewind album with Jesse Fraser and Shay Mooney. She has been performing her hits song "live" on most national TV shows such as "The Today Show", "Tonight Show", "Ellen DeGeneres Show" and more.
Meghan Trainor is one in-demand artist at the moment, which isn't surprising since her hit "All About That Bass" is sitting pretty at #1 on top of the Billboard Hot 100 charts. Meghan Trainor is'Freaking Out' because she Has John Legend On Her Album.
From Nantucket, Massachusetts, She wrote "All About That Bass" this year with hit Grammy Award-nominated songwriter and producer Kevin Kadish. Her publishing company told her that many artists might be interested in recording the song. Music mogul L.A. Reid heard Trainor's demo of the song and signed her to Epic Records, where she was able to release the song as a solo artist.
Berklee College of Music trained Kevin Kadish has written and produced for the biggest names in today's pop music such as: Jason Mraz, Miley Cyrus, Michelle Branch, O.A.R. and many more. Trainor is also a successful songwriter and has had songwriting cuts with Rascal Flatts, Sabrina Carpenter and Macy Kate.
ABOUT IAMA (International Acoustic Music Awards)
IAMA (International Acoustic Music Awards) promotes the art and artistry of acoustic music performance and artistry. In it's 11 year, IAMA has a proven track record of winners going on to hit the Billboard Charts. 2nd Annual IAMA winner Zane Williams's winning song was recorded by country music star Jason Michael Carroll, that song hit #14 on Billboard Country Charts and #99 on Billboard Hot 100 Charts. Jeff Gutt, finalist at the 9th Annual IAMA was a runner-up on X-Factor USA. For more information on 11th Annual IAMA (International Acoustic Music Awards), go to: http://www.inacoustic.com
The Song As A Script
by Ralph Murphy
Your song is finished.
You were eloquent.
The melody flowed.
You are fulfilled, complete.
You resound with satisfaction.
You said everything you wanted to say.
How could anyone fail to rush to record your song?
Well, not so fast… Your songs may be your little lambs, but when it comes time to send one of them to the market, keep in mind that some people hate lamb chops and others are allergic to wool.
So before you proceed, think back…
back to before you entered the music business;
back to when you were the audience and went to see singers for fun;
back to when you thought those singers were singing songs they had written about their own lives;
back to when you thought you were catching a glimpse of their inner souls. You were unaware that those inner souls had been crafted for them by Bacharach & David or Holland-Dozier-Holland.
Well, just as your favorite TV and movie stars do not write their own scripts, luckily for songwriters, neither do a lot of singers write their own songs.
The major difference between actors and singers however is that most actors can change characters from film to film whereas successful singers rarely depart radically from the image they have chosen.
That presents the songwriter hurdles that require investigation before rushing into pitch mode.
Not only must the song/script be in keeping with the artist's image but a few music business executives must be persuaded to gamble a million dollars on it. Figuring in the cost of the sessions, (studio, production, musicians, etc) the video, tour support, radio school, stylists and of course radio, you are at a million big ones.
Your script has to function on a lot more levels than just entertaining your friends and family.
It is a script for a performer to stand on stage and have a linear, lyrical conversation with his or her audience (in my case is that audience is women!).
In my opinion, if you are a stand-alone writer – not a performer, not in a band – and you are not writing for women, you are decreasing your chances for success! Our world of entertainment is always ultimately about "The Woman." With rare exceptions, it is men singing to women and women singing to women. So, the mantra for the songwriter parallels that of the restaurateur. When looking for a restaurant to invest in, there are three factors to consider: location, location, location. Likewise, to be a songwriter, there are three things you should consider: What's in it for the woman? What's in it for the woman? What's in it for the woman?
So, when you see the word LISTENER in any of my articles, mentally substitute the word WOMAN.
So let's focus on their perception of your song.
Aside from the work being right for the artist, is it a potential hit?
Do you get the listener involved in the song quickly? How quickly? Well, try 60 seconds, including introduction. I call it getting the listener to invest in your song. If I am drawn into a writer's invention, it requires me to identify with (or ideally become) the hero, victim, winner or loser in the piece.
In order to lure me/the listener in, it's better that you speak to me, not about me. Though I dealt with the pronoun (the little big word) in a previous column, let me remind you that when it comes to the song as a script, it is the little huge word. You'll get my attention faster if the song is about You, I, Us or We, because if it's about Her, Him or Them, it will be much harder to capture and keep my interest. However, if the song is using the first-person pronoun (you, me, I, etc.) and the central figure is too old, too young, not cool enough or just not the image that the artist, management or label wish to project, you might consider changing to the third-person pronoun (even though the odds are higher for your song not being #1). That way, the artist can sing the song (about being homeless a drunk perhaps) without it reflecting personally on him or her.
Next, you must create an expectation and then fulfill that expectation. Pull out some of your favorite songs and look at the titles – pretty average stuff, mostly words or phrases you use every day. However, those titles are the fulfillment of the created expectation. The genius is in the creation of the expectation. Making something commonplace eye-catching – or in the case of the song, ear catching – is your job.
I don't know how many of you have seen an uncut diamond, but they look remarkably unremarkable, rather boring in fact. Only in the hands of someone who has absorbed the craft and mastered the skill of making the mundane sparkle does the seemingly dull come to life.
So, surprise me with interesting information, by asking a question with a different twist or by describing a condition, place, person or circumstance using words and phrases that make the ordinary extraordinary.
Well, I guess we need to have a checklist for this song that you have chosen to be a script for a specific artist.
High on that list is accessibility. How easy is the song to sing? Are you trying to fit three-syllable words into a one-syllable spot?
Singer/songwriters do it all the time and get away with it because they are the artists. You cannot.
Does its range span three notes or three octaves? Remember that a lot of "artisteests" may have an abundance of charisma, personality and sex appeal but honestly can't sing very well. Send them the story songs because the more detailed the story, the less melody you need. Remember, the human animal is not very good at hearing more than one moving part at a time and given its preference will always defer to melody.
Now, if you're pitching to divas or vocally well-endowed males, then be big on melody, heavy on monosyllabic words and open vowel sounds (A-E-I-O-U-Y!) and minimum story.
What is the song about? Will this artist's audience identify him or her with this situation or circumstance? Does the artist use this language? Remember all that changes from genre to genre, aside from attitude, is vocabulary and technology. Vocabulary especially is a bond between the artist and the audience. That, by the way, is a huge obstacle for writers crossing to cultures and genres that they are not intimately connected to or understand personally.
And finally, have you told the whole story – beginning, middle and end? Have you created an expectation from the opening line, fulfilled that expectation in 60 seconds, added information/detail in the next verse, and spiced it up by adding conflict or calming it down? Have you made the listener laugh, cry, question, cheer, feel any (or all) of a whole range of emotions or just plain old fall in love?
Then take it to the artist – job well done!
Ralph Murphy, hit songwriter and expert, has been successful for five decades. He wrote huge hit songs such as Crystal Gayle's "Talking in Your Sleep" and "Half the Way". Consistently charting songs in an ever-changing musical environment makes him a member of that very small group of professionals who make a living ding what they love to do. Add to that the platinum records as a producer, his success as the publisher and co-owner of the extremely successful Picalic Group of Companies and you see a pattern of achievement based on more than luck. Achieving "hit writer" status has always been a formidable goal for any songwriter. Never more so however than in the 21st century. Catching the ear of the monumentally distracted, fragmented listener has never been more difficult. Getting their attention, inviting them in to your song and keeping them there for long enough for your song to become "their song" requires more than being just a "good" songwriter.
*His new book Murphy's Laws of Songwriting "The Book" arms the songwriter for success by demystifying the process and opening the door to serious professional songwriting. Hall of fame songwriter Paul Williams said in his review of the book "If there was a hit songwriters secret handshake "Da Murphy" would probably have included it." To get the book, enter 3 or more songs at the 11th Annual IAMA and receive this exclusive book for FREE»
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5 Things I've Learned About Having A Long Music Career by Jason Miles
There are many intricacies to having a long-lasting career in music. I learned so much from being around great musical minds and incredibly talented musicians, producers, and arrangers. I've been around this business for 41 years and I still feel there is much more for me to do that I haven't yet done. Here are just a few things that I hope you'll keep in your back pocket and learn from as you embark on careers of your own. 1. Be Unique When I came to New York City there were some absolutely amazing musicians on the scene. The competition was fierce! What was I going to do to make my voice heard above the fray? My answer was that I chose to be an early adopter of synthesis. As much time as I spent practicing, connecting, and writing, I also put effort into learning about synthesizers at a time when many people really didn't know much about them. I programmed my own sounds and used them on live shows, and soon word started to spread that I did something special with these new instruments. You have to find something that separates you from everybody else. 2. Learn from the Masters When I started out, I wanted to work and hang out with as many great musicians as I could. My enthusiasm for music had no bounds. Knowledge and wisdom from experienced people will take you very far in this business. There's so much to learn, and you simply can't learn it from yourself. Keeping your mouth shut and observing the work of great musicians in different situations will go a long way to giving you the experience you need. 3, Patience, Patience, Patience! When I came back to New York City in 1974, my goal was to work with Miles Davis. I worked and worked, and in 1986, it happened. Was there some luck involved? Of course, but when the moment came I was truly ready for it. There was a lot of pressure and responsibility involved in making Miles' album Tutu, including new technology and new ways of making music—but I'd been preparing for that moment for years. Nothing happens overnight, but if you hang in long enough, you will get a shot. 4. Know Your Music History I had a great record collection and I spent hours and hours listening to all kinds of music. Later when I met well-known musicians, they realized I was familiar with their work, and consequently they were much more friendly and interested in me. When I met Josef Zawinul for the first time in 1974 he looked at my girlfriend and said, "This guy knows his stuff!" We ended up being friends for over 30 years. You need to be a mini-encyclopedia of music. It will help you understand how to move forward by respecting and learning about the past. 5. It's Called the Music Business for a Reason This is not always a kind business, nor has it ever been for anybody. Everyone has his or her terrible music business stories. The more you know about the business side of things, the better chance you have of surviving its ups and downs. Learn about contracts, royalites, and performing rights organizations, and last but not least, surround yourself with people you can trust and who truly have your best interests at heart. I've been in this business for four decades and even during its most difficult moments, my wife Kathy always supported me unconditionally.
[This article is reprinted with permission from Keyboard Magazine]
Jason Miles is a Grammy winning producer, keyboardist, synthesist, composer, and arranger who has worked with Miles Davis, Sting, and Michael Jackson. His latest project with his band Global Noize is a groove/jazz/ world tribute to Sly and the Family Stone called Sly Reimagined.
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Use Your Water to Build Your Community
The natural landscapes that make waterfronts so attractive a destination for people, and therefore ideal locations for parks and recreational spaces, have also in recent years taken on a much greater role: serving as catalysts for economic development within their communities.
Meeting the Challenges
Small towns face tough challenges when it comes to managing their waterfronts because they have less money on hand to make wide-scale changes. But officials in Stoughton, Wis., had a plan and did things right. "Last summer," said Tom Lynch, recreation director, The Troll Beach, "we doubled our attendance and quadrupled our revenues by improving the water quality, providing play structures that allowed participants to be more involved, and gave the public more comfort amenities such as shade, lounges and a concession stand. All this plus the sand made our beach different than anything inside a 40-mile radius." Stoughton's waterfront was created in the late 1950s. It was the original "aquatic center" in the area. Over the years, it became known locally as "the mud hole," Lynch continued. "Some liked it. Some didn't. It is a sand-bottom pond. We didn't have the money to turn it into anything else. Our changes were inspired by seeing photos of area campgrounds. We became convinced that the public was looking for more interactive play compared to being directed down a waterslide. We installed large inflatable play structures and started getting better results at a lower cost." With the changes to the area, the mud hole became Troll Beach, with a Norwegian theme, based on the community's heritage.
Helping Stoughton succeed was Ron Romens, president of a Madison, Wis.-based company that specializes in recreation products. "Our clients range from municipalities like Stoughton to resorts and cruise-line islands to overnight camps and concessionaires that have a rental business." If a recreation facility doesn't have a waterfront, Romens can build one. "We are working with developers now who have a 10-acre field. They don't have a waterfront so we are going to dig a two and a half acre pond and create an entire waterfront environment for them." The pond will accommodate active and passive, with deep water and shallow water, as well as shade structures and seating. And there will be sand for a beach. "People like to recreate in water. That's a fact, and it certainly has been proven to increase revenue for businesses at and around a park," Romens said. "With a manmade water pond, you can also do eco education, and with natural plantings, even create a sustainable environment."
Trends: Back to Nature
The whole point of creating an ecosphere near a water source is to get back to nature, both for kids and adults, Romens said. "Within the playground industry, natural, nature type playgrounds are what facilities want. There are some studies showing how people recreate and nature is a big part of it. Developing a waterfront, being outside, is a natural movement toward that end." Other trends for waterfront fun include modular-type play systems on the water, Romens explained. "When this trend first started in the 2000s, independent play elements were manufactured. Now, with the modularity of things, we link systems together and literally are creating circuits and courses floating on the water." This creates rotations of play. Picture, then, something similar to an on-land playground, where you go up steps to a platform, over a chain link bridge, down a slide and then back up a set of steps. This circuit can now be done in water, where the slides exit into the water. The participant will swim to a raft, climb up and then go through the circuit again.
Another trend is to focus on different age groups within the park setting. "The goal," Romens said, "is to accommodate everyone in the family, from toddlers to tweens, teens and older folks. One way to do this is by creating shallow water elements and sectoring off a shallow water zone with inflatable buoys with products appropriate in three feet of water—very low profile products that kids can walk and run across. And then you can have a deep water zone, which would have a more active, higher elevation type products, where people, for example, could climb wall structures. You can even have competitions there. The other nice thing about this kind of recreation is parents can go with their kids and if they don't feel like running around, they can just hang out on floating platforms. It's also a great spectator sport, sitting on the beach and watching all the activity out on the waterfront."
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Braun Staff and Students Observe
Anti-bullying Week
Braun students and staff are observing Anti-bullying
Week by participating in several activities. The theme
for anti-bullying week is: "Don't stand by! Stand up.
Stand strong. Stand together." As a school, we will all
"stand up to bullying" by wearing orange on Wednesday,
October 22nd.
All students and staff will receive orange shoe pins to
wear during the week. Each student and staff member will
also decorate a shoe to represent their stance against
bullying. We will then create an all-school mural which
will include our theme and shoes. Throughout the week,
students will view lessons that illustrate various
situations and strategies to "Stand up against
Mission Possible = A Model Classroom
The Illinois Service Resource Center has initiated a
Model Classroom program that provides an opportunity for
educators to be recognized for their implementation of
effective strategies. Recognition is awarded to
classrooms that exhibit exemplary use of evidence based
behavioral support practices for students who are deaf
and hard of hearing. Educators who meet the criteria for
Model Classroom Status are more likely to be prepared
and effective teachers and are more likely to
competently implement effective interventions.
Recognition of Model Classroom Status is available in
seven categories: 1) Classroom Expectations, 2)
Structure and Routine, 3) Active Engagement, 4) Response
to Behavior, 5) Positive Reinforcement Practices, 6)
Data for Decision Making, and 7) Teacher and Support
Staff Supervision of Environment.
Congratulations to our very own educational team,
Kathleen Durkin-Mirabella (teacher)Maureen
O'Brien (social
worker) and
Dawn Mayerak (SLP).
The team has achieved Model Classroom Status in four
categories: Classroom Expectations, Response to
Behavior, Teacher and Support Staff Supervision of
Environment, and Structure and Routine.
Dawn Mayerak, Kathleen
Durkin-Mirabella, and Maureen
O'Brien of
Southwest Cooperative achieved ISRC Model Classroom
status in four categories.
Braun Staff Brave Weather to Participate in Bullying
Stops Here Walk
Braun staff braved the cold weather and flurries to Stop
Bullying Here! On October 4th, Julie Beasland, Colleen
Rhonda O'Connor, and Laura Lesniak participated in the
Bullying Stops Here Community Walk in Orland Park,
sponsored by Whole Foods in support of the Bridge Teen
The Bridge Teen Center is proactively combating everyday
acts of bullying by offering a safe and supportive space
for students not just to be, but to become. As part of
the Expressive Arts programing the Bridge provides, Art
Therapist, Melissa Ferriter hosted an interactive art
installation as part of the walk experience which was
inspired by a project completed by Julie Beasland's
Junior class last year.
The art piece helped walkers to identify how a person
who is bullied feels alone and empty inside. Each walk
participant had the opportunity to fill up empty human
sculptures with colorful words of encouragement.
Braun Students' Art on Display in CA
Braun's 4th and 5th grade art therapy work is currently
on display in Los Angeles, California at UglyCon
2014! Inspired by a student's love for Ugly Dolls, Ms.
Ferriter helped students make a their own version of an
ugly-buddy to teach lessons on self acceptance, bullying
awareness, and noticing that it's what's on the inside
of friends that counts. Each student in Ms. Mitchell's
class hand stitched a plush buddy to take home back in
Then in May the class answered an open call to make fan
art for UglyCon 2014 by sewing a second Ugly Doll to
send off the the convention to celebrate IceBat's 10th
birthday. With help from Ms. Mazan, Ms. Mitchell and Ms.
Ferriter, the students again demonstrated their sewing
skills and shipped their creations off to California for
the grand opening on June 21, 2014. Braun's photos were
posted in the UglyCon Facebook fan page and generated a
number of positive comments from all over the U.S. Even
David Horvath, creator of the UglyDoll commented, "IceBat
x 1000, made my day!" The display is at Giant Robot
Gallery and runs through July 9th. Congratulations
Braun's 4th and 5th grade students!
Ferriter Attends Micro Residency
During the week of June 22-28 Art Therapist Melissa
Ferriter took part in a 6 day Art Educator Micro
Residency Program at the College of Fine and Applied
Arts at the University of Illinois Champaign campus. The
program grouped 24 applicants from throughout the
Midwest with Fine and Applied Arts faculty mentors to
explore new media in art, develop technique and discuss
current events and applications in art education. The
week culminated with a gallery show on Friday, June 27th
at Figure One Gallery in Champaign, Illlinois.
Melissa's worked identified the stereotypes and labels
that students with emotional and behavioral disorders
face from the schools, peers, parents and the community.
By using the archetypes of mythological beasts paired
with silhouettes of children the imagery suggests that
the aggressive words and actions of the student often
earn the student a reputation, label or misconceived
identity as monstrous person, when it is in fact a myth.
The educator's role is to see beyond the scaly, stone or
spiked exterior of that masked individual and then tend
to the child within.
Please join us in celebrating
some of our staff members who have demonstrated one
extra degree of effort to achieve results:
Hazelett Helps Blind Student
Participate in Sign Language Club
Matthew Hazelett, an interpreter for
the Transition Program was recognized for going the
extra degree. Matthew runs the sign language club on
Friday afternoons for students. He took great strides
and really thought outside the box to make sure a
student that is blind was able to participate.
Matthew ensured the student was included in the
activities planned and even had adapted materials
created for her. He even reached out to Melissa
Ferriter, the Cooperative's art therapist, and
commissioned a student to make hand sculptures out of
clay representing the common hand positions in sign
language for the student to feel.
DESTINY Staff Dashes for Gigi's Playhouse
On October 5th, 16 members of team DESTINY Dashers
participated in the 1st Annual Gigi's Playhouse Dash for
Down Syndrome. The team was made up of Southwest
Cooperative employees, friends and family. Together we
raised $1,090.00 for Gigi's Playhouse Oak Forest (soon
to be Gigi's Playhouse Tinley Park). In total, all
walkers earned $50,973.00 to support Gigi's!! Gigi's
Playhouse provides
educational and therapeutic programs free of charge to
individuals with Down Syndrome and their families who
live in the south suburbs of Chicago.
DESTINY Dashers (Southwest Cooperative employees) to be
Karyn Kempke (Team Coach), Cathy Pekoz, Claudia Cuzco,
Carol Vitkauskas,
Kelsey Broughton, Erin McKee, Donna Ebbens, Kristin Huie,
Debbie Swalec, Sharon Thoma, Lynn Knight-Cody and Brandon Wigboldy.
McKee Adds Degree of Effort by Providing Homebound
The first DESTINY Plus 1 of this
school year goes out to Erin McKee. Erin has agreed to
take on the extra duty of homebound instruction for a
student who will soon be a new student in the DESTINY
Although this student is not yet
medically able to attend school, Ms. McKee has offered
her services of homebound instruction after her school
day until he is able to come to school. Thank you, Ms.
McKee for going above and beyond! Your student is going
to benefit from your extra efforts before he even rolls
through your classroom door!!
Nurse Debby Goes The Extra Dial!
Nurse Debby Tengerstrom
worked a full summer day calling the parents of all 22
new DESTINY ESY students. Not only did she reach most of
them. She took the rest home with her to try again
later. Thank you, Nurse Debby!
DESTINY Elementary Staff Present at
Gigi's Playhouse
A big Plus One goes out to a few
DESTINY Elementary staff members who gave of their time
to present an evening "Toilet Training Panel" to parents
at Gigi's Playhouse on Wednesday, May 7th. Thank you to
Beth Sullivan, Kelsey Broughton,
Erin McKee, and Nurse Debby Tengerstrom! Each
participant brought in resources, stories and "tips n
tricks" to share with the parents in attendance.
The evening was very successful with many parents
gaining some new ideas or things to think about related
to toilet training their children with special needs.
Gigi's Playhouse is a Down Syndrome achievement center,
and it offers both recreational and skills-development
opportunities for children with Down Syndrome and their
families. Gigi's Playhouse is located at 5400 W. 159th
Street, Oak Forest in the lower level of a former church
building. The website is
Farrell and Wigboldy Help Create First Transition
Kudos to the entire Photo/Yearbook
Club at Transition, sponsored by Jean Farrell and
Brandon Wigboldy, for their first ever Transition
Yearbook! Everyone worked extremely hard to create a
beautiful, professional-looking yearbook that will
provide our Transition students and staff with years of
happy memories! You all have definitely demonstrated the
"plus one degree" work ethic!
Donna Lindemulder is CD's
+ 1°
Donna Lindemulder is a member of the
CD Program at the High School level as a para
professional. She is a staff member who goes above and
beyond her every day duties and truly thinks about the
students she works with, her colleagues, and beyond.
Donna takes it upon herself to volunteer her time and
creative resources to help coordinate and set up for CD
Social Events.
She coordinates and makes sure that every CD student has
a birthday card mailed to them with a message from every
CD teacher. She is the first to remind the staff of a
colleague's birthday or to rally the team to support a
colleague if an event occurs that impacts their life.
Donna's extra degree is the one that makes a different
in the spirit of the CD students, their families, and
her team.
Click the links below to visit a program web page:
A Message from the Director
Cooperative provides services for eleven public school
117 North Palos
118 Palos
142 Forest Ridge
145 Arbor Park
146 Tinley Park
159 Matteson
160 Country Club Hills
210 Lemont High School
Bremen Community High School
230 Consolidated High School
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