Disney's animated characters, songs, story themes and trinkets are true cultural icons, venerated across the world by staunch believers, adults as well as children, who live in massive urban centers and in tiny rural hamlets (Faherty 1). For some, the Disney princess is the princess of all princesses (Do Rozario 34). As Bruce asserts, since the 1937 premiere of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Disney's princesses have become a directing force of young American girls culture (Princesses 7). Before determining whether this force is positive or negative, one must ask: does the portrayal of princesses in Disney movies affect girls perceptions of gender and gender roles? To answer this question, one can turn to current research in the field of media communication. Despite differing opinions and findings, most researchers agree that some Disney princesses end up sending mixed messages in regards to gender while others are considered old-fashioned. Bruce points out that as it has been fifteen or more years since the wave of criticism [on Disney princesses] hit its greatest height, it is now worth exploring the question again (Princesses 8), especially with the newest wave of Disney princesses.
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World Music Day is the brainchild of American musician Joel Cohen, who first proposed the idea in France in 1976, while working at a French radio station. His idea – an all night festival of free music on summer solstice – won favour with the French Minister of Culture, and the first Fête de la Musique took place in 1982.
Now in its 30th year, the celebration has grown into a huge international celebration of free music. On 21 June, musicians the world over take to the streets and share their art in public spaces, shop-fronts and side-streets to create a beautiful global noise – the only ‘rule’ being that the performances should be free of charge.
If you’re scientifically inclined, of course, a global celebration of music also happens to be a celebration of mathematics. Yes indeed, when you celebrate the beauty and emotion inherent in music, you are also acknowledging the beauty of mathematical theory and logic.
Simply speaking, rhythm, musical notes and chords can all be explained mathematically, defined in terms of numerical patterns, scales and equations. At a deeper level, composers are often drawn (consciously or not) to mathematical structures – Bach made use of mathematical symmetry, Debussy employed fibonacci number sequences, Erik Satie used the golden ratio in several of his compositions, and many more. Complex, atypical rhythmic structures, as employed in the work of modern minimalist composers like John Cage and Steve Reich, has found favour in a modern rock music sub-genre known as math-rock, where musicians employ complex rhythms, odd, asymmetrical time signatures, angular melodies and dissonant chords.
Where there is music, mathematics is never far away. In the words of Igor Stravinsky, “Mathematics swims seductively just below the surface.”
So when you’re out enjoying your free musical fix on World Music Day, you may just get a little jolt of maths in the process – enjoy it!


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Do you ever have an idea, and think it would be so fun to plan and execute, but then procrastinate way too long to actually have it executed exactly how you wanted it? Yeah, that is basically the story of my life, and definitely the story of this birthday party. Our friend James loves Harry Potter (who doesn't), and I really thought it would be fun to have a Harry Potter party. So we talked to his wife, Kathryn, about throwing a surprise party for him in the theme of Harry Potter. She loved the idea, so we decided that when they went to the Nutcracker, we would sneak into their apartment and decorate.
Kathryn was in charge of the food, and we were in charge of the decorations/butterbeer. We had pink cake (just like in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone), Bertie Botts Every Flavor Beans, Golden Snitches, baby basilisk (lil smokies), and a lot more.
For decorations, we made wands, had Moaning Myrtle in the toilet, Hogwarts banners, the fat lady, a brick wall for platform 9 3/4, and a lot more. It was a surprise to James to come home to a brick wall outside of his apartment door, but that added to the magic of the night.
We had a sorting hat, and sorted everyone into their houses.
Ruby and Adam were Ravenclaw, and James and I were Hufflepuff.
Caitlin, Vivian, and Catherine were Gryffindor, and Amy, Porter, and Kathryn were Slytherin.
Once we were sorted into houses, we had games that we played. The most popular was Quidditch (naturally).
We made Quidditch hoops, and used ping pong balls to see who could get the most goals. We didn't have seekers as part of the team, so there was no Snitch, and definitely no bludgers.
It got really intense. Hufflepuff ended up winning the house cup. I never thought I would be proud to be a Hufflepuff, but that night I was elated!
We also had a "Have you Seen this Wizard" sign (Prisoner of Azkaban), which seemed like it would be so easy to construct, but we really ran out of time.
And of course, we ended the night singing happy birthday to the birthday boy! Such a fun night! We would've had fun even if there wasn't a theme, but it is always fun celebrating together Hogwarts style.


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A Journey Through Content Creation
I have been creating content for 10 years. What started as a passion for video editing to create skate videos of my friends and I evolved into an early Youtube Channel creating similar content in the EA Skate Series.
During the summer of 2017, I began live streaming to Twitch. This started as a way for me to keep a good friend, who traveled for work, including in our weekly gaming while he was away from home. Through streaming, he was able to stay connected and interact with the group, despite not being able to play with us.
Ultimately I discovered a passion for the interaction and community building aspects of live streaming and in February 2018, I transitioned my channel and my community to Mixer and began to hone my craft in order to build a channel and a community.
Once on Mixer, I joined with RobertMCatalano, Whiskey_Tango, Tool8er, SaltySteve, and Jaycrisbee to found the One Of Us Community. We created this community as an all-inclusive gaming community to bring people together to play games. The community has grown substantially since then and is now made up of over 1500 members.
As of July 2019, I moved back to Twitch in order to focus more on streaming destiny and SkaterXL content as well as expand the One Of Us Community to become a platform agnostic gaming community.
My content is spread out across three main locations/mediums.
My livestream content on Twitch focuses on games I'm currently playing such as Destiny 2, Diablo, Forza, and more.
On Youtube, I continue to focus on Virtual skateboarding content as well as tutorials for anything from setting up streaming equipment to earning free currency on Mixer.
And finally, I host the One Of Us Community Podcast, where I put the focus on some of the amazing community members of the One Of US Community. Main episodes release weekly on Mondays and feature a select member of the community where we discuss Gaming, content creation, and life as well as answer a plethora of questions from Discord. Additionally, "Mini-Pods" are shorter form episodes where I record a solo episode where I discuss content creation, life advice, and any other topics I deem relevant.
So please use the drop down from the main menu to follow/subscribe at each location and join me on my journey through content creation.


It’s one of the most notable video game acquisitions in Microsoft’s history. The company bought Mojang, the studio behind Minecraft, for $ 2.5 billion in late 2014. That proved to be a boon to the firm as Minecraft surged in popularity, rapidly becoming one of the best-selling games in the world thanks to its simple design and gameplay.
The acquisition gives Microsoft access to a raft of successful game franchises, including the role-playing game series Fallout and The Elder Scrolls and the Doom shooter franchise.
“Gaming is the most expansive category in the entertainment industry, as people everywhere turn to gaming to connect, socialize and play with their friends,” Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said.
“With the addition of Bethesda, Microsoft will grow from 15 to 23 creative studio teams and will be adding Bethesda’s iconic franchises to Xbox Game Pass,” Microsoft said. “This includes Microsoft’s intent to bring Bethesda’s future games into Xbox Game Pass the same day they launch on Xbox or PC.”
Microsoft’s Xbox unit is betting heavily on subscriptions this year. Its Xbox Game Pass platform gives players access to dozens of games and the firm recently included a so-called cloud gaming feature that lets users play games on their phone or tablet. Microsoft said it aims to bring Bethesda’s upcoming space-themed game Starfield to Xbox Game Pass on the day of launch.
Microsoft is also selling its new Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles — which will go head-to-head with Sony’s PlayStation 5 next month — via point-of-sale financing plans to spread the cost over monthly installments. Preorders for both systems start on Tuesday.
The deal comes at a time when interest in video games has surged thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. Demand for gaming exploded as countries went into lockdown earlier this year, and companies in the sector have reported rising profits and revenues as a result.


Run Boy Run's debut album available March 19, 2013 from Sky Island Records features eight original songs, their take on three traditional bluegrass/old-time tunes, and a upbeat reworking of The Band's "Get Up Jake". Here's what Garrison Keillor wrote for the album liner notes:
"Doing a weekly radio show for a few decades a man sometimes feels he has heard way too much music and he avoids cafes where singer/songwriters perform and puts his iPod in the drawer and enjoys long silent walks in the snowy woods and then along comes this very band, Run Boy Run, two fiddles, mandolin, cello, and bass, young musicians who have caught the spirit of the traditional and who combine bold playing and beautiful harmony singing, which is a miracle whenever you hear it. My only quibble was whether they shouldn’t separate the Boy from the Run Run with a pair of commas, but now I think not. I saw them clear late one night at a party when they played for three hours straight, unamplified, and danced while they did it, and wanted to play more but the van was leaving. I am old and jaded but I still have my hearing and when I hear Run Boy Run, it all comes back to me, why I started doing that show back then. I hope they go on forever."
released March 19, 2013
by Sky Island Records
Run Boy Run is…
Jesse Allen (Upright Bass)
Grace Rolland (Vocals, Cello)
Matt Rolland (Fiddle)
Bekah Sandoval (Vocals, Fiddle, Guitar)
Jen Sandoval (Vocals, Mandolin)
Produced by Run Boy Run and Jim Brady.
Recorded at Jim Brady Recording Studios in Tucson, Arizona.
Tracking, mixing, and mastering by Jim Brady.
Album packaging by Alex Parisi.
Album illustration by Aubreigh Brunschwig.
Photography by Amy Martell.
All songs published through ASCAP (J. Allen, G. Rolland, J. Sandoval) and BMI (all others) and managed by Modern Works Publishing.
For booking, please contact email@example.com
We would like to thank…
Our parents for the gift of music and teaching us to pursue what we love.
Our families for your love and support.
Our friends and fans for your enthusiasm.
Our Kickstarter contributors for helping put this album in your hands.
Our artists Amy, Alex, Joe, and Aubreigh for all the great design ideas and contributions.
Laura Kepner-Adney for her help in the studio
Don Gest, Julie Sullivan, and Ben Sandoval for all the opportunities, guidance, and introductions.
Garrison Keillor and A Prairie Home Companion; Planet Bluegrass and the Telluride Bluegrass Festival; FFOTM and the Pickin’ in the Pines Bluegrass festival.
And finally, our engineer and co-producer, Jim, for his patience, his enthusiasm, and his work.


Supporting cast members are being sought for the two Passion Plays to take place in the county during Holy Week:
The Saltmine Theatre Company, in liaison with the Love Stafford network, will perform a Passion Play on the streets of Stafford at 11.00am and 3.00pm on Good Friday (7 April) and at 11.00am and 3.00pm on Holy Saturday (8 April). For more information, and to volunteer to be part of the community cast, click HERE.
The Manna Theatre Company, in collaboration with Churches Together in Leek, is to perform a Passion Play in Derby Street, Leek, on Good Friday (7 April). For information, e-mail email@example.com.


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Upcoming Events:Denver AGO: Music of Olivier Messiaen
25 April 2014 (FRI), 7:00 pm
South Broadway Christian Church
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TICKETS: $10 General Admission, $5 AGO members. Includes the film
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Metro Organ Spotlight
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Marian Musical Oratorio
November 14, 2017 @ 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
An evening of Marian sacred and classical music. Directed by Mr Warwick Adeney, director of music of the Brisbane Oratory (and concertmaster of the Queensland Symphony Orchestra). Free admission. Begins at 7:30pm at the Brisbane Oratory in Mary Immaculate church, 616 Ipswich Rd, Annerley. For more information call 38481107 or visit http://bit.ly/brisbaneoratorio


NOVEMBER 8, 2021
COC Beauty Lab Signs with CINETIE
COC Beauty Lab, the rave-making beauty and lifestyle TV show from COC Beauty School has closed a licensing deal with CINETIE that would see the subscription-based streaming broadcaster distribute Season 1 of the popular COC Beauty Lab show for 2 years.
The collaboration will expand COC Beauty Lab’s reach beyond Nigeria’s border to other parts of the continent, while inspiring many to embrace beauty as a lifestyle and thriving business.
CINETIE is the leading Pan-African film streaming platform based in Kigali, Rwanda. It is subscription-based and offers online streaming of a library of films and television programs.
The first season of the show was hosted by COC Beauty School alums, Seun Olusina and Violet Adesina and it wowed viewers and skincare enthusiasts with engaging content like makeovers, latest trends, fashion finds, tips and tricks, beauty transformation secrets, beauty on-the-go and products formulation techniques.
Beauty business coach & executive producer of the COC Beauty Lab, Ayo Bassey disclosed that Season 2 of COC Beauty Lab will be kicking off in 2022 and it boasts of more exciting moments, and celebrity guests making trendy products with simple beauty ingredients.
She also disclosed that they are open to collaborations for season 2 of the rave making show.
COC Beauty Lab is brought to you by COC Beauty School, and they will be exhibiting at Beauty West Africa this year, stand 2SZ2.
Viewers everywhere can subscribe to the show on CINETIE at bit.ly/coccinetie


In addition to piano technology, I service and tune harpsichords and other keyboard instruments. It is also my privilege to be the rental agent for a harpsichord built by my late friend Ben Bechtel.
This harpsichord, built by Ben and Wiatt Shimeall, is a "French Double", that is, it has two manuals and follows the design features of instruments by the great French builders of the mid 18th century. It is enhanced by a number of modern features which improve its maintainability but don't affect the sound or feel. This instrument is owned by First Congregational Church and is used by ProMusica Chamber Orchestra, Early Music in Columbus, and other Baroque and Early Music ensembles.
Ben Bechtel was a generous mentor and I admired and respected his ability to make himself and others happy through music. He began as a concert pianist, and later became interested in early music, both as a performer and as a master builder of viols, horns, and harpsichords. Although I only knew him for a short time, it was clear that his achievements as performer, teacher, and builder came from a persistent positive outlook, his love of music, and his devotion to sharing music with others. He shared the music he loved beautifully through his performing and through his wonderful instruments.
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So you want to cut your cable or satellite service but you're not sure how to watch all your favorite TV shows. Over-the-Air antennas will get you live TV from the main broadcast networks but what about everything else? What if you want to watch your shows On Demand? That's where Streaming services like Hulu, Netflix, and others come into play. However, for most people there is no single streaming service that carries all your favorites. It can be very frustrating and time consuming to sort through all the streaming options available. That's why I created this site...to help you figure out which services to choose. I have compiled a list of the more popular TV shows so you can see who offers what. Keep in mind this is just a sample of what is offered by each of the streaming services.


Story BoardingThe Storyboard helps to finalize the development of the storyline, and is an essential stage of the animation process. It is made up of drawings in the form of a comic strip, and is used to both help visualise the animation and to communicate ideas clearly. It details the scene and changes in the animation, often accompanied by text notes describing things occurring within the scene itself, such as camera movements.
Not only can storyboards be especially useful when working in group environments (something quite common in the animation industry,) but they also provide a visual reminder of the original plan; something that can be referred back to throughout the production.
LayoutsOnce the storyboards have been approved, they are sent to the layout department which then works closely with the director to design the locations and costumes. With this done they begin to stage the scenes, showing the various characters’ positions throughout the course of each shot.
Model SheetsModel sheets are precisely drawn groups of pictures that show all of the possible expressions that a character can make, and all of the many different poses that they could adopt. These sheets are created in order to both accurately maintain character detail and to keep the designs of the characters uniform whilst different animators are working on them across several shots.
During this stage the character designs are finalized so that when production starts their blueprints can be sent to the modeling department who are responsible for creating the final character models.
AnimaticsIn order to give a better idea of the motion and timing of complex animation sequences and VFX-heavy scenes, the pre-visualization department within the VFX studio creates simplified mock-ups called “Animatics” shortly after the storyboarding process.
These help the Director plan how they will go about staging the above sequences, as well as how visual effects will be integrated into the final shot
ProductionNow that the storyboard has been approved the project enters the production phase. It’s here that the actual work can start, based on the guidelines established during preproduction. Some major parts are layout, modeling, texturing, lighting, rigging and animation
LayoutUsing lo-res models or blocks of geometry in the place of the final set and characters, the Layout Artist is responsible for composing the shot and delivering rough animation to the animators as a guide. What they produce is the 3D version of what the storyboard artists had previously drawn on paper.
During this stage the Director approves camera moves, depth of field and the composition of the models making up the set and set dressing. It is then the responsibility of the Modeling department to deliver these approved set, prop and character models in the final layout stages.
ModellingModelers are usually split into two or more departments. Whilst organic modelers tend to have a sculpture background and specialise in building the characters and other freeform surfaces, hard-surface modelers often have a more industrial design or architectural background, and as such they model the vehicles, weapons, props and buildings.
Working closely with the Art Directors, Visual Effects Supervisors and Animation Supervisors, modelers turn the 2D concept art and traditionally sculpted maquettes into high detail, topologically sound 3D models. They then assist the Technical Animator and Enveloper as the model has a skeleton put in place and the skin is developed. Following this, the model may be handed back to the Modeler, who will proceed to sculpt facial expressions and any specific muscle tension/jiggle shapes that may be required.
TexturingWhether creating a texture from scratch or through editing an existing image, Texturing Artists are responsible for writing shaders and painting textures as per the scene requirements.
Lighters have a broad range of responsibilities, including placing lights, defining light properties, defining how light interacts with different types of materials, the qualities and complexities of the realistic textures involved, how the position and intensity of lights affect mood and believability, as well as color theory and harmony. They are required to establish direct and reflected lighting and shadows for each assigned shot, ensuring that each shot fits within the continuity of a sequence, all the while aiming to fulfill the vision of the Directors, Production Designers, Art Directors and VFX Supervisors.
RiggingRigging is the process of adding bones to a character or defining the movement of a mechanical object, and it’s central to the animation process. A character TD will make test animations showing how a creature or character appears when deformed into different poses, and based on the results corrective adjustments are often made.
AnimationIn modern production companies, the practice of meticulously planning a character’s performance frame by frame is applied in 3D graphics using the same basic principles and aesthetic judgments that were first developed for 2D and stop-motion animation. If motion capture is used at the studio to digitize the motion of real actors, then a great deal of an animator’s time will also be spent cleaning up the motion captured performance and completing the portions of the motion (such as the eyes and hands) that may not have been digitized during the process.
Post-ProductionPost-production is the third and final step in film creation, and it refers to the tasks that must be completed or executed after the filming or shooting ends. These include the editing of raw footage to cut scenes together, inserting transitional effects, working with voice and sound actors and dubbing to name just a few of the many post-production tasks.
Overall, however, the three main phases of post-production are compositing, sound editing and video editing.


In a sad turn of events, the world of rock music mourns the loss of Bernie Marsden, the talented guitarist who co-founded the iconic British rock group Whitesnake. Marsden’s contributions to music, particularly his distinctive guitar playing, have left an indelible mark on the rock genre. In this tutorial, we’ll take a closer look at Bernie Marsden’s guitar style and explore some key aspects that made his playing so unique.
Tutorial: Bernie Marsden’s Guitar Style
1. Blues Influence: One of the defining features of Bernie Marsden’s guitar style was his deep-rooted blues influence. To capture his essence, it’s essential to understand the fundamentals of blues guitar playing. Focus on techniques like bending, vibrato, and slides, which Marsden expertly incorporated into his playing to infuse emotion and soul into his solos.
2. Melodic Phrasing: Marsden had a knack for creating melodic guitar solos that resonated with listeners. Study his approach to soloing, paying attention to how he weaved memorable melodies into his guitar work. Practice playing simple, memorable melodies over chord progressions to develop your own melodic phrasing skills.
3. Hybrid Picking: Hybrid picking involves using a pick and fingers to pluck strings, creating a unique and versatile sound. Marsden often employed this technique to achieve a rich and varied tonal palette. Experiment with hybrid picking by combining pick strokes with finger plucking to add texture to your playing.
4. Rhythm Guitar Techniques: In addition to his impressive lead guitar skills, Marsden was a skilled rhythm guitarist. His rhythm playing added depth and groove to Whitesnake’s music. Work on your chord strumming, rhythm patterns, and muting techniques to capture the dynamic energy Marsden brought to his rhythm guitar parts.
5. Slide Guitar: Marsden’s slide guitar work was an integral part of his style. While not exclusively a slide guitarist, he used this technique to add a touch of rawness to his solos. Explore slide guitar techniques, such as proper slide placement, muting strings, and achieving smooth transitions between notes.
6. Tone and Gear: Marsden’s tone was an essential part of his signature sound. While gear won’t make you play like Bernie Marsden, it’s worth considering his preferences. He often used Gibson guitars and Marshall amplifiers. Experiment with your gear to find a tone that resonates with his blues-infused sound.
7. Study His Solos: To truly grasp Marsden’s guitar style, study his solos in Whitesnake’s hit songs like “Here I Go Again” and “Fool For Your Loving.” Analyze his note choices, phrasing, and dynamics. While emulation is not the goal, understanding his playing will help you incorporate some of his techniques into your own style.
Conclusion: Bernie Marsden’s passing is a reminder of the immense impact he had on the world of rock music. His guitar style blended blues, melody, and emotion, creating a unique voice that will be remembered for generations. By studying his techniques and incorporating elements of his style into your own playing, you can pay tribute to his legacy while also developing as a guitarist. Rest in peace, Bernie Marsden. Your music will continue to inspire guitarists around the world.


Guitarist, bouzouki player and singer Alan Murray hails from Glasgow, Scotland, where he grew up playing Irish music and Rock n’ Roll. His talent was recognized early on by the local ceili band, and he was invited to join them at the young age of 12. Eventually moving to New York City, he has established himself as an in-demand guitarist on the Irish music scene. He currently plays and tours around the world with many of the finest traditional musicians today, including Niall and Cillian Vallely, Eileen Ivers, and the Battlefield Band.
Dan Lowery is originally from Dallas, Texas and has been playing Irish music for over twenty years. After learning on the tinwhistle at a young age, he began playing the wooden flute and became heavily involved in the Dallas Irish music scene, joining local bands Idle Road, the Lone Star Ceili Band and the Trinity Hall Session Players. He soon went on to play and compete around Ireland and the U.S., leading him to win first place at the 2001 Midwest Fleadh Cheoil. A subsequent tour with Surreel, a band of up-and-coming American Irish musicians, prompted him to move to New York City in 2002, where he played professionally for over a decade. After numerous stints playing in house bands at famed Irish music bars John D. McGurk’s and Raglan Road, he now plays and tours regularly with the Colin Farrell Band, the Bronx Boys and Pappy with a Hatchet.
Born in Manchester, England, into a very musical family to parents from Co.Galway and Co.Cavan, Colin, has made a name for himself performing and recording with an array of great musicians in Europe and the US, including such performers and groups as Flook, Grada, John Doyle, Tim O’Brien, Karen Casey, the Elders, the Michael McGoldrick Band and Lúnasa. Colin is also a composer whose tunes have been played and recorded by numerous bands and musicians. In 2005, Colin was awarded a Masters Degree in Music from Limerick University.
As a follow-up to his critically acclaimed debut album, On the Move, he has recently released his second album Make A Note which was voted Instrumental album of the Year by Live Ireland.


What: Vocal Ensemble is an auditioned group that performs a variety of SATB music for the community, participates in state adjudicated events, puts on bi-annual shows like the Madrigal Dinner and Spring Revue, and travels to Disney to perform every 2 years
Who: Young men and women who enjoy singing in grades 9-12 are invited to audition.
When: Auditions are held in late January/early February annually. Participation in the ensemble is a full year commitment.
Advisor: Mrs. Meghan Schatt
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: 216-642-5860, ext. 1222


Have fun with this classic toy from Wham-O. Get wet and have fun in your own back, invite your friends and escape from the heat. Catch the wave with the classic 16' long Slip 'N Slide Wave Rider, the original backyard water slide. This water slide's setup is quick and easy. Pick a spot and roll out the slide.
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Cook Classics is a platinum-selling music producer, songwriter, and engineer based in Los Angeles, CA. Hailing from the West Village in New York City, he had his first hit record in 2011 with Tonight is the Night, performed by Outasight. That song sold over 1 million copies and was synced over 60 times. Since then, he has gone on to break new artists (Natalie La Rose, Kevin Gates, Outasight) and work with established ones, including Beyonce, Cee Lo, Lil Wayne, Jamie Foxx, Pitbull, Jason Derulo, Chris Brown, and more.
Besides his work in mainstream music, Cook Classics has worked extensively in film, tv, and commercials. His songs have been licensed more than 100 times for movie trailers, tv sitcoms, commercials, reality shows, award shows and more. Past clients include Pepsi, Bud Light, Mountain Dew, Honda, Pizza Hut, Fox Searchlight Pictures, Pixar, Desigual, Disarronno, NFL, NBA, CBS, NBC, FOX, and MLB.
Cook is currently focused on writing and producing songs for established artists, developing new talent, and continuing to expand his presence in the world of tv, film, and commercial placements.


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Freegal® is a free music service from your library. All you need is your library card number. Freegal offers access to about 7 million songs, including Sony Music’s catalog of legendary artists. In total the collection is comprised of music from over 28,000 labels with music that originates in over 80 countries. There is no software to download, and there are no digital rights management (DRM) restrictions. Access to Freegal is limited to patrons of subscribing libraries.
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Toren is a dark fantasy adventure game that brings poetry to life in an epic journey about growth, discovery and overcoming great hurdles. Toren has already been recognized for its beautiful graphics and is rich with innovative puzzles and immersive gameplay.
Swordtales is based out of Porto Alegre, Brazil. A small team of indie developers, Swordtales is creating Toren, a dark adventure game that brings poetry to life. Toren is one of the first games being supported by the Brazilian Cultural Incentive Law. Set to launch in 2015, Toren will be available on the PC and PlayStation platforms.


Dorothy Baker’s Cassandra at the Wedding was one of my reading highlights of 2014 and ever since then I’ve been looking forward to trying her debut, the jazz novel, Young Man with a Horn. I’m glad to say it did not disappoint, far from it. This novel is a modest triumph, finely crafted and deeply felt.
First published in 1938, Young Man was inspired by the music, but not the life, of Leon (Bix) Beiderbecke, the legendary cornetist and pianist of the Jazz Age. The novel opens with a prologue in which an unnamed narrator, possibly an observer or biographer, offers an overview of the story of Rick Martin’s life. Rick was a jazz musician, a young white guy with a rare talent for creating some of the sweetest, most imaginative music known to man. But we know from the outset that Rick’s life is over, he’s ‘washed up and gone’. His passion for music was so great that he struggled to keep pace with his own ability – here’s how the short prologue ends:
Our man is, I hate to say it, an artist, burdened with that difficult baggage, the soul of an artist. But he hasn’t got the thing that should go with it – and which I suppose seldom does – the ability to keep the body in check while the spirit goes on being what it must be. And he goes to pieces, but not in any small way. He does it so thoroughly that he kills himself doing it. (pg. 12)
The remainder of the novel is divided into four sections, each one covering a key phase in Rick’s story.
Orphaned as a baby, young Rick is raised by his (largely absent) older sister and brother. By the age of fourteen, Rick is skipping school and teaching himself to play the piano at the All Souls’ Mission church in Los Angeles. Around this time, he meets an eighteen-year-old black guy, Smoke Jordan, at the local Pool Hall. Rick is fascinated by Smoke’s natural sense of rhythm; he can see it in the way Smoke moves across the floor as he sweeps up at Gandy’s Pool Hall. At first, Smoke is a little wary of getting too close to Rick, but a lasting friendship soon develops between the pair as they bond over a mutual love of music.
First there was his absorbing interest in the music, and next there was his deep feeling for Smoke Jordan, the only person in the world he knew and loved. Or it may have been first Smoke and then the music. Whichever came first, the two had to be bracketed together. (pg. 38)
This deep relationship between the two young men (one white, one black) is one of the most touching and affectionate features of the novel, it’s beautifully rendered by Baker.
Smoke and Rick spend their nights sitting outside the Cotton Club listening to Jeff Williams and his Four Mutts. This band is hot, the players know what they’re about both collectively and singly, and Rick soaks it all up. Smoke knows the band and one evening the two boys are invited into the Club. Rick is in his in element; he is entranced by the music, not only the piano but the trumpet too. The way Art Hazard plays that horn simply blows him away.
It may have been the gin; something had him fixed up so that he was playing constantly right up to the place where genius and madness grapple before going their separate ways. It was Hazard’s night. (pg.53)
Jeff Williams agrees to teach Rick a thing or two about the piano and Art Hazard does the same with the horn. Rick’s world revolves around the music. He practices piano in the afternoons followed by a couple of hours on the trumpet, and in the evenings he heads to the Cotton Club to hear Jeff’s band. Rick just gets better and better; he’s on his way.
By the age of twenty, Rick is playing first trumpet in Jack Stuart’s dance band for a summer season in Balboa. Jack, a traditionalist by nature, wants the band to play straightforward arrangements of crowd-pleasing tunes, but Rick is itching to improvise a little; he needs an outlet for his creative juices. There’s a great scene where Rick gets to play things his own way for one dance number. He doesn’t show off, he’s respectful about it and lets the music speak for itself; out comes a sound that ‘could be tender and still hold its own shape’. Four choruses later and Rick has the crowd, they won’t leave the dancefloor. From that point on, every fourth number features a Rick Martin trumpet solo.
The final section of the novel moves to New York where Rick shifts up a gear to play in Lee Valentine’s band. Four years on and he’s working in Phil Morrison’s outfit, the leading society orchestra in NYC, playing hotels, drawing a crowd and earning more money than he has time to spend. When his stints with the orchestra are through for the night, Rick heads over to Louie Galba’s, a musicians’ hangout. Here he is reunited with Smoke, some of the guys from Jeff Williams’s band and other great musicians he has met along the way. By the age of twenty-four, Rick has become the big name; he’s the leading trumpet player in America.
It is here in New York that the tension between Rick’s creative drive and his ability to keep his life on an even keel starts to increase. His personal life gets complicated when he meets and falls for Amy, a bright and intelligent society girl.
When she came into a room, Rick felt it and his knees went cold. When she bent her head to light a cigarette from the match he held, he was lost until the flame burned his finger. When she stood in her long white robe in front of the fireplace, propping an elbow against the mantel and crossing her feet in the classic attitude of insouciance, he couldn’t let himself look at her; the sight of her twisted him. (pg. 137)
I love that quote, it could have come straight out of a Chandler novel (or the film, Casablanca).
Rick and Amy are happy for a little while, but it doesn’t last. Rick continues to push, to give himself up to the music, and when the fall comes he takes it hard.
Young Man with a Horn is a very fine novel; there is much to enjoy here. Baker writes so vividly and realistically about jazz musicians and their music; it’s one of the many pleasures of this book. As an example, here’s a passage from the scene where Rick is inside the Cotton Club listening to Jeff’s band.
Jeff led them to it with four bars in the key, and then the three horns came in together, held lightly to a slim melody by three separate leashes. Then Jeff left the rhythm to the drums, and the piano became the fourth voice, and from then on harmony prevailed in strange coherence, each man improvising wildly on his own and the four of them managing to fit it together and tightly. Feeling ran high, and happy inspiration followed happy inspiration to produce counterpoint that you’d swear somebody had sat down and worked out note by note on nice clean manuscript paper. But nobody had; it came into the heads of four men and out again by way of three horns and one piano. (pg. 49)
Baker also nails the ambience of the Harlem speakeasies, the clubs and hangouts where players congregate after hours. She captures the bond and sense of kinship between these musicians so well. At a time when racial tensions remain present in America, it’s refreshing to see just how natural it is for Rick and one or two other white musicians to jam alongside Smoke and his compatriots.
Ultimately though, this is the story of a young man’s fall from grace, of an artist so talented he couldn’t contain it.
In Rick Martin’s music there was, from the first, an element of self-destruction. He expected too much from it and he came to it with too great a need. (pg. 11)
Even though we know the arc of Rick’s life from the opening pages, the narrative remains compelling and engaging to the very end. I’ll finish with a favourite quote from the novel, one that conveys something of the wistful tone of the closing section.
They played hard and they played well and it wasn’t all solo either. Toward daylight they had built up a blend of melody and harmony that was older and emotionally deeper than the brave virtuosity of the first hours. It was the music of men who look backward with wisdom rather than forward with faith. They were tired now, and dependent on each other, not so ruggedly individualistic. They brought the dawn in with sad and mellow music. (pg. 154)
Young Man with A Horn is published in the UK by NYRB Classics. Source: personal copy.


There is definitely something truly majestic about watching the antics of some of the largest creatures on earth. Watching the whales of Sydney Harbour can be an amazing experience for anyone but, of course, it’s all about where you go. Create the perfect experience for your family and make sure that you really enjoy your next vacation.
What Whale Watching Means for You
If you’ve always been interested in the great outdoors and you’ve always loved the ocean, then you’re going to absolutely love whale watching. You’re going to love going out on that boat and you’re going to definitely love the experience of watching the whales jump and play around you. After all, these beautiful big creatures are definitely inclined to play and have a whole lot of fun, just the same as your family loves to do.
With this type of experience, you’re going to have no problem getting up close to these giant animals and you’ll have the time of your life taking pictures and watching what they can do. This isn’t a circus or a performance where the animals have been trained; this is just nature allowing you to see what it’s all about. You’ll be able to experience a fun boat ride and you’ll be able to see the whales doing what they do best. Altogether, it’s going to be a great day and it’s going to be a learning experience for your younger children as well.
Exploring the Waters
Each year, the whales of Antarctica leave in their annual migration. These humpback whales then travel all the way to Queensland, which means that they’re traveling right through Sydney. What this means is that you’re going to have the best experience of whale watching right here. You will have the opportunity to see some of the thousands of whales that make Sydney whale watching some of the best you’ll find at any point in the migration. With the warm waters throughout the region, you’re going to enjoy the ride on the boats as well, which means that from beginning to end, you’re going to love the experience.
The whales along the trip are not the only creatures that you may see either. You may also see other creatures that will be jumping and playing in the ocean while you continue on with your journey; even the birds in the sky will enhance your experience. By enjoying a responsible and respectful journey through the ocean, you’re going to see something truly great. All you need to do is pick out the perfect tour time for your family. You’ll get the best experiences throughout the entire whale-watching season, which runs from May through November.
There’s no reason not to enjoy the season with a whale-watching cruise. Your entire family is going to love it and you’re going to have an experience that you definitely won’t get anywhere else. That’s going to really make your vacation, whether you’re from the area or not.


Onsite power specialist Aggreko has renewed its partnership with legendary circus show Cirque du Soleil.
Aggreko has supplied temporary power and temperature control to the live entertainment company since 2012 abd this agreement has now been extended to 2023.
Scotland-headquartered Aggreko supplies mobile modular power, temperature control and energy services to Cirque du Soleil’s Big Tops around the world and credits its relationship with the circus as launching “Aggreko on to the global stage”.
David de Behr, Head of Sales at Aggreko Event Services, said, “We are proud to have confirmed that our partnership with Cirque du Soleil will run through to 2023. Cirque productions are an internationally renowned spectacle, and we get great satisfaction in doing our part to help deliver these shows to international audiences. Cirque du Soleil has been instrumental in Aggreko’s development.”


Crewe Alexandra will be hosting their first-ever Alex All Together evening on Saturday 29 April after the home fixture with Swindon Town.
Fans, family, friends are all welcome to join the club from 7pm to enjoy the end-of-season presentation, pie & peas, a comedian and there will be a disco to wrap up the night.
Tickets for the event are priced at £15, and on your table will be a member of the first-team (player/staff) or a club official.
Let’s all get together before the season ends!
Tickets can be bought from Crewe Alex using this ticket link.


MusicWorks! Studio of
99 Kingdom Hall Drive
Clyde, NC 28721
MusicWorks! Studio of Performing Arts was established in 2002 by Lynne Wells-Meyer with the objective to provide children and young adults the opportunity to discover and express their talents in the performing arts. Through enrollment in drama, dance and music classes, group master classes, private lessons and participation in stage productions, students also develop public speaking skills, build self confidence, focus and self-esteem.
The MusicWorks Studio of Performing Arts exists to share with young people an appreciation and respect for the performing arts in a manner that:
CHALLENGES them to develop their talent beyond their own imagined limits,
INSPIRES them to become more confident and capable performers, and
REWARDS them with the joy of hard-earned achievement.
MusicWorks Office Hours Aug. 11th-15th:
Mon Aug. 11th: Closed
Tues Aug. 2th: 9:30am until 2pm,
Wed Aug. 13th 9:30am until 2pm
Thurs Aug 14th 3pm until 7pm.
Fri Aug 15th 9:30am until 2pm
It's never too late to register for dance, theater, and music classes!
We understand how busy the start of the school year can be so we're always happy to accommodate mid-semester registration!


Public events during the EJCAt the European Juggling Convention (EJC) 2008, besides training and show activities for paying jugglers and artists, several events for visitors will be offered:
International Vaudeville Gala Show of the EJCThe gala show is the undeniable highlight of the numerous public and internal shows of this world gathering. By now the show is mentioned in one breath with the German top-level vaudevilles as Apollo (Düsseldorf) and Friedrichspalast (Berlin) or the famous international vaudeville events in Monte Carlo and Las Vegas - one time the gala show is the stepping stone towards the other shows and another time international vaudeville artists enjoy their chance to shine in front of a knowing and acknowledging audience. In summer 2007, works started for putting the program of the gala show together in order to create a unique vaudeville show at the EJC 2008 to fascinate both, jugglers and public!
Tickets are available throughout Germany or via internet, see details.
[Thursday, 07.08. and Friday, 08.08.; at the Brahmssaal of the Stadthalle]
Parade through the citySometimes jugglers and artists are getting caught up so much in training and show activities at the festival site that they are unable to see anything from the hosting city.
Likewise, citizens of a city often cannot imagine the colourful bustle of the artists at the convention site. In order to put things right, a huge parade takes place through the hosting city telling everybody that "The jugglers are in town!". About 3000 jugglers will engross the city on the second day of the EJC by crossing the town in a colour- and cheerful parade, in the end joining in front of the castle to watch the opening show.
[Sunday, 03.08.; route: ZKM - Klauprechtstraße - Hirschstraße - Kriegsstraße - Karlstor - Karlstraße - Ludwigsplatz - Waldstraße - Kaiserstraße - Marktplatz - Schlossplatz]
Opening show in front of the castleThe EJC will be opened officially with the show in front of the castle, even though the day before the participants will have started to check in and behind the active participants will already have passed a long convention day and an even longer convention night. At the opening show, Mr. Major in person will welcome all the jugglers from around the word.
[Sunday, 03.08.; castle´s courtyard]
Medieval juggler spectacleWhere was the possibility to see jugglers, and other travelling "show"- people in the Middle Ages? At the medieval markets! One did combine the necessary (or perhaps not necessary) shoppings with copious meat and drink and all kinds of amusement. While doing so, one was hoping to amuse oneself at the jugglers’ spectacle without suffering mischief -sometimes successfully, sometimes losing the overview (to put it mildly), if too much juggling was going on...
At the festival site of the EJC, jesters, jugglers, acrobats, bards, jongleurs and other medieval figures are waiting between and inside the booths of the bargainers and the innkeepers for the jugglers and other goofy public.
[Saturday, 02.08. - Sunday, 10.08. daily; festival ground Günther-Klotz-area]
Show stage of the traveling peopleIf considered with adequate clapping, each weekend members of the traveling people will reveal a potpourri of their medieval skills on stage.
[02. /03. 08. and 09. / 10.08.; medieval jugglers’ spectacle]
Children’s circus - offers to participateAt the circus tent at the lake, the children’s circus "Maccaroni" offers to train with the kids what the grown-ups do practice at the EJC: circus and vaudeville arts! As a run is expected, participation is only possible after pre-registration at the Stadtjugendausschuss (city youth committee).
[Monday, 04.08. through Friday, 08.08.; festival ground Günther-Klotz-area]
Vaudeville show for childrenLike the EJC gala show of/for the grown-ups, there is a special vaudeville show for the little ones: during the week, show people are performing vaudeville arts suitable for children at the circus tent at the lake daily.
[Monday, 04.08. through Friday, 08.08.; festival ground Günther-Klotz -area]
Europäische JonglierspieleVenturing a fair guess, most jugglers are "playing children" - there is no other explanation for the great variety and developments of juggled and balanced artifacts. That´s why a competition in the various disciplines cannot be a deadly serious event.
Nonetheless, at the European juggling games top-performances can be seen - who else can state to be able to balance a club on the nose or juggle seven balls? Because there are no established tournaments, one can be curious about the disciplines the jugglers will compete in... perhaps the one who throws the flour bag farthest will be chosen?
[Saturday, 09.08.; festival site Günther-Klotz-area]
Festival Site and artists’ groundIn accordance with the Karlsruher EJC concept, the site is principally open for all public. That is also true for the part called "artists´ ground" inbetween the circus tents. It is meant to be a platform for both, visitors and convention participants to exchange knowlodge and skills, to watch and to be amazed - a merry get-together crossing culture as well as languages.
[Saturday, 02.08. through Sunday, 10.08.; festival site Günther-Klotz-area]


This weekly dance will have a DJ to play excellent jazz music most Monday nights, and on the second Monday each month we’ll upgrade to a live band night with The Flying Saucers. You can keep up to date about what we’ve got going on with our calendar. For people who are new to dancing, our Saturday night dance is the best spot to try us out! (We do a drop-in beginner lesson on Saturdays but not on Mondays.)
Shake, Rattle, & Roll is both a place to go dancing and a spot to hang out with friends. We encourage you to bring games and crafts to enjoy with other folks! You can bounce back and forth between dancing and other activities with whatever frequency you like. 🙂
As far as refreshments go, a variety of teas are available for free! You’re also welcome to bring your own snacks (or order take-out from 5th Street Bar & Grill just down the road).
Time: 8:30pm to 11:00pm every Monday.
Location: 1110 Hillside Avenue, in Norway House just east of Quadra St.
Price (with band, second Monday each month): $14 general or $11 student, members save $1
Price (with DJ): $9 general or $6 student, members save $1


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His short films have screened at over 300 film festivals, winning 100 awards in the process.
James has also been a Speaker for BAFTA, the Screenwriting Expo in Los Angeles, and numerous film festivals.
He was hired to direct a theatre show in Tuscany to a live audience of 4000. Shortly after, he was employed as a Story Analyst for a Los Angeles based talent agency, where he wrote story reports for their feature film department for almost a year.
His writing successes have seen him sell three feature film screenplays, and serve on the Film Committee and Executive Committee of The Writers’ Guild of Great Britain.
His latest short film, Sonar, is now on release across the festival circuit.
James is currently in post-production on his latest film, Chairs, starring two BAFTA winning leads. James cast the film himself, as well as being its sole Producer, Location Manager, and Production Manager. It will be released next year.
James is now developing his fiction feature debut.


It’s summer in Scandinavia…
… and that means time for festivals! Every year, a large variety of festivals are held all over Scandinavia.
If you like music, why not relax at the Øyafestival in Oslo this August and listen to Bon Iver or Florence + the Machine?
Rather listen to rock? In the first week of July the biggest Scandinavian rock concert can be found in Copenhagen, including performances by Bruce Springsteen and The Cure.
The Gothenburg Jazz festival takes place 24th-26th August and Stockholm hosts the Stockholm Cultural festival mid-August.
If you have any culinary interests, the Stavanger food festival “Glad Mat” might be something for you. Food courses, expositions and exclusive tastes are being held all over town.
If you are more interested in fashion, visit the Copenhagen Fashion week in the first week of August or the Stockholm Fashion Week the following week. All the top designers will be there to show the Scandinavian world their new designs.
This is just a taste of what Scandinavia has to offer this summer. Jazz, folk, film, boats… You name it, Scandinavia has it!
Scandinavia Incentives wish you a Happy Summer and welcome back after your holidays!


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Why Be Catholic, Season 8
May 16, 2017 @ 7:00 PM - 9:00 PMFREE
This highly successful series of personal stories and testimonies concludes its 8th season as Mike Cole shares the story of his conversion from an innocent child of the ’60s to wild teen of the ’70s to St. Michael’s Prayer Warrior and ALPHA leader today. All are invited to come listen and learn from his story, which Mike characterizes as “an adventure in every sense of the word”!


If you think a walk in the park in winter sounds a bit mundane and dreary, you haven't seen the Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park. This glittering extravaganza has been wowing the capital's visitors since 2007, and we're running some great value weekend breaks with return coach travel and 4 star overnight hotel with English breakfast, so you can see for yourself just what makes London in winter such an unforgettable experience.
There's a Bavarian–style Christmas market and fun–fair, and a sparkling fairy–tale land featuring:
The Magical Ice Kingdom – An immersive walk–through experience, with frozen giants, an ice lake and fairy forest and an ice castle where you can meet the snow queen.
Ice Skating – A timed one–hour session on the UK's largest rink, set around the Victorian bandstand and strung with 100,000 lights. Skates are provided, but be sure to wrap up warm.
Zippos Circus and Cirque Berserk – Family–friendly Zippos Circus by day, with clowns, acrobats, high–wire stunts, jugglers and a Wheel of Death. In the evening a change of mood with Cirque Berserk's show featuring death–defying stunts, daredevil aerialists and full–throttle action – a rather more adult circus experience.
Giant Wheel – Enclosed pods, 60 metres high, views for miles - you get the picture. You can even book a luxury pod for that lofty VIP experience.
Bar Ice – Arctic cocktails and drinks served in a bar completely made of ice, though you won't be cold because special winter cloaks and gloves are provided. A complimentary drink is included with the ticket.
The Park is open between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. and you can wander round for free. Many of the special attractions are ticket–only and timed–entry, and evening and weekend tickets tend to sell out quickly, so to guarantee places and fast–track entry you're advised to book in advance at www.hydeparkwinterwonderland.com
This tour is organised and operated by Omega Holidays plc ABTA V4782 ATOL 6081


It is a custom for modern games to have a secret ending, and God of War 4 is no different. God of War Secret Ending is also quite a bit more important than the other games because it may hint to what is going to happen next in the series.
Our God of War Secret Ending Guide will tell you what the secret ending is and how can you go about seeing that ending for yourself. We will guide you in a step-by-step manner so that you can easily access this ending.
God of War Secret Ending
Before we move any further, it is important to remind you that this guide contains MAJOR SPOILERS. It is advisable only to return to this guide once you have finished the game with the standard ending so that you can experience the alternative one as well.
The God of War Secret Ending is actually quite easy to achieve and the reward that you get is akin to watching a sneak peak of the next season of your favorite TV Show. So let us go ahead and see how to get the God of War Secret Ending and what the ending actually is.
How to Get Secret Ending
As we said before, the Secret Ending is actually quite easy to unlock. When you are towards the very end of the game, you will see that Atreus’ is named Loki by the giants.
What this means is that Atreus’ has a massive role in the Norse Mythology and he is probably going to be a focal point in the future of the series or at least as important as Kratos is right now.
At the end of the game, Kratos and Atreus’ will have a private moment after which they will return to Midgard and the credits will begin to roll on your screen. Even though this should be the end of the story, you can experience an additional cutscene.
Once the credits are over and you return to the home of Kratos and Atreus, you will have the chance to press the ‘Circle’ button and rest. This will trigger the final cutscene of the story.
The cutscene shows Kratos and Atreus a few years later and lightning strikes Kratos’ home. He heads out in a rush and sees a mysterious figure shrouded in the lightning. The hooded figure has nothing to say when Kratos asks him who he is.
Instead, he pulls back his cloak to reveal his hammer and the fact that he is Thor. This is where the scene ends.
This definitely leaves us very hopeful of what is to come. It is quite reminiscent of the ending that God of War 2 had in which they had Kratos ready to fight Zeus as the game ended. Players can now eagerly await the next iteration of the game and whether or not they will get to see a fight between Loki and Thor.
That is all we have for our God of War Secret Ending Guide. Let us know if we missed something using the comments section below!
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Japanese consumer electronics company Nintendo posted a sharp uptick in its sales and profit during the first quarter of its fiscal year buoyed by growing demand for its new mobile gaming console ‘Nintendo Switch’.
Net sales rose 148.6% to 154 billion yen ($1.39 billion) in the three months ended June 30 compared to a loss of 62 billion yen in the corresponding quarter of the previous year, the Kyoto-headquartered company said in a filing published on Wednesday. Operating profit was 16.21 billion Yen compared to an operating loss of 5.13 billion Yen in the prior-year period.
Sales of its Nintendo 3DS platform rose to 11 million units from 10.6 million units in the prior year’s period and total units of the Nintendo Switch platform, which launched in March, were 10.3 million. Underpinning demand for the Switch console were new and already released games such as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (pictured, left), which was released in April, and sold 3.5 million units worldwide, ARMS, released in June, which sold 1.18 million units globally, and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, which was released in the previous period, and which sold 1.16 million units during the quarter.


Today my dad and I went to see Star Wars in Concert at the Amway Arena, and my god, it was glorious. GLORIOUS. An entire stadium of people who love Star Wars enough to buy tickets to an orchestrated movie montage narrated by Anthony Daniels. It was almost worth the price of admission alone for the opening crawl.
They had props outside the theater for you to look at, which I checked out during intermission. The coolest, in my opinion, were the Chewie suit and Han in carbonite. While I was walking past the display with two Ewok costumes in it, there were two boys up close staring at it, and I heard their father chide them as I walked away: "Come on, you remember how I feel about Ewoks."
( Han Solo tiglo carbonite! )
I saw people in full Jedi regalia, little children in Jedi costumes, a little girl dressed as Leia in the row in front of me, hundreds of Star Wars shirts, and even a Slave Leia descending the staircase next to me. It was fantastic seeing so many happy nerds of all ages and all kinds.
It was amazing. I'm so glad I went. They did a wonderful job of blending clips with the music to tell a condensed version of the entire saga from Episode I to VI. I would not have protested the addition of more Han Solo, but I wouldn't take anything away. The entire arena gave the orchestra a standing ovation; Anthony Daniels was clearly shocked by it. After exclaiming "You really don't want to go home yet!" he asked if we would like to return to the Dark Side, and then we had an encore of the Imperial March!
I am so glad my father dragged my unwilling ten year-old self to the theaters to see the original trilogy's rerelease. He had no idea what an impact that movie would have on my life, and how much I would love it almost fifteen years later.


We put on a really great show. Come and see us sometime!
Pride of West Texas Show Chorus is an extraordinary group of women who gather together in celebration of the original artform of singing known as barbershop music. We are one of many chapters affiliated with Sweet Adelines International.
We are inspired to reach new heights with every performance. Our chorus performs year-round in Lubbock and the surrounding areas for civic and charitable events, private organization celebrations, and our very own annual show productions. Our productions are guaranteed to get your toes tapping and put a smile on your face! We have performed at the Ranching Heritage Center, Lady Raider basketball games, Moonlight Musicals, 4th on Broadway and much more!
All our rehearsals are open to the public and to potential new members, so why not pay us a visit.
We rehearse every Monday evening at 7pm, at Agape Methodist Church, 1215 Slide Road, Lubbock, Texas.
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ITN Source Launches Short Film Competition
ITN Source, the footage licensing division of ITN, has launched its first short film competition today, calling on filmmakers to create a one minute film using footage from its archive.
The ITN Source Short Film Competition, in association with Sheffield Doc/Fest and Audio Network, offers a £1,000 prize to the winner, while the top 3 entries will get to see their short film on the big screen at Sheffield Doc/Fest, 5-10 June 2015.
Entrants must create a one-minute film using solely archive footage from ITN Source and music from Audio Network. The film must use at least 10 archive clips but there are no other creative constraints and the judges are looking for an original, visually arresting piece. Information about the competition, entry and a full list of terms & conditions can be found at: https://www.sheffdocfest.com/articles/260-itn-source-competition.
“We are passionate about archive footage and believe in its ability to tell impactful stories. Archive is a powerful tool that can inspire, enhance and develop a narrative - so we decided to challenge the creative production industry to create an original short film using solely archive footage. On anything at all. I can't wait to see the results!” Simon Wood, Head of UK Sales, ITN Source.
Sylvia Wroblewska, Business and Marketing Director at Sheffield Doc/Fest says: This is our third year working with ITN Source, and I’m very pleased that the partnership has developed this year to include this exciting short-film competition opportunity for emerging filmmakers. We look forward to screening the winning submissions at this year's Doc/Fest in the ITN Source Showroom Cinema Screen.”
Simon Marett, Director of Marketing Audio Network, says: “We’re proud to be partnering with ITN and Sheffield Doc/Fest on the ITN Source Short Film Competition this year. Music plays an essential role in any film and Audio Network believes in supporting young filmmakers by providing them with easy access to the highest quality music available. We hope our extensive catalogue can help filmmakers achieve their goals by enhancing the overall impact of their films.”
The competition is open to entrants around the world.
Accessing ITN Source Footage:
* Register with ITNSource.com at http://www.itnsource.com/en/registration/
* Enter the company name as "Sheffield Doc/Fest" and your business type as "other" on the registration form
* You will receive an email verifying your account and providing you with unlimited credits to download ITN "Ready-to-Buy" archive material (you must not download any other ITN Source partner material i.e. Reuters, ITV etc)
* You can then place your footage order via the ITN Source web account and download once cleared.
Accessing Audio Network music library:
* Access 10 free downloads of any Audio Network music simply by registering at http://www.audionetwork.com/campaign/itnsource-competition
Laura Roberts, Head of Press, ITN – +44 (0)20 7430 4825 / firstname.lastname@example.org
Sheffield Doc/Fest is the UK's premier documentary and digital media festival. It is the place to see world and UK premieres of the best creative documentaries from the cinema, television and online arenas, and to hear from and meet filmmakers at Q&A sessions. Highlights of the film programme are honoured with an award programme including the Sheffield Special Jury, Innovation, Green, Youth Jury, Inspiration, Student Doc, Short Form and Audience Awards. In 2014, 3,263 full festival pass holders attended the Festival and it attracted over 26,700 members of the film-loving public.
About ITN Source:
ITN Source is the footage licensing division of leading news and multimedia content provider, ITN. ITN Source syndicates on-the-day and archive content to a global customer base. Its content spans multiple genres including news, drama, celebrity, environment, music, comedy, wildlife, natural history and film. ITN Source represents archive footage from ITN, Reuters, ITV, Fox News, Fox Movietone and ANI, amongst many others. ITN Source has offices in London, New York, Paris, Sydney, Singapore and Tokyo as well as numerous agents across the globe.
More information can be found at www.itnsource.com.
About Audio Network:
With a catalogue of over 90,000 original music tracks from a team of over 600 composers, Audio Network offers a complete music solution by cutting through the traditionally complex and costly processes of licensing music. All high quality tracks are pre-cleared for multiple formats, for the world, forever through their website at http://www.audionetwork.com
This approach allows producers to make content for international distribution and emerging platforms without the need to go through the complicated and expensive process of clearing individual tracks or re-versioning productions. The company supplies music to some major international media clients, including BBC, HBO, MSN, MTV Networks, National Geographic, Ogilvy, and Endemol.
Audio Network owns the rights to their extensive music catalogue which covers a full range of music styles from large scale orchestral to hip hop and from country to rock. This high quality music is created by its team of established international composers and recorded by major orchestras and artistes including The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Dame Evelyn Glennie OBE and the late Sir John Dankworth CBE
The company has grown its composer team, music catalogue and revenue from its music services every year since its incorporation in 2001 at an average Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) in excess of 40% per annum. Stripes Group, a leading New York-based technology and consumer-focused growth equity firm, acquired a 27% minority shareholding in Audio Network in July 2013.
The group currently have offices in London, Manchester, New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, Sydney, Amsterdam and Munich with sub publishers in territories covering France, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Poland, Singapore and Malaysia, South Africa and the Middle East.


Join Janet Boulton and Sophie Cummings for a revealing “in conversation”, alongside Boulton’s exhibition at Swindon Museum and Art Gallery. Boulton was born in Swindon and taught here for many years, meanwhile becoming internationally known for her watercolours and paper relief works. After holding a show in the gallery forty years ago, we welcome her back for a wonderful exhibition of watercolours inspired by music, still life and gardens. This is a unique opportunity to see the artist in conversation with the gallery’s curator, and watch an exclusive excerpt from Boulton’s film, ‘An Introduction to Working with Watercolour’.
Doors open at 7pm. Tickets available online at http://www.wegottickets.com/event/407057 and SMAG on 01793 466556.
Tickets: £6 Friends of SMAG, £8 non-Friends
Limited number of tickets are available so pre-booking is advised.


Wed, May 17|
East Tennessee History Center
Hollywood Comes to East Tennessee
Learn about the Hollywood film productions that brought renowned actors to locations in and around Knoxville.
Time & Location
May 17, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
East Tennessee History Center, 601 S Gay St, Knoxville, TN 37902, USA
About the event
It is no secret that several big Hollywood productions were shot in Knoxville and the surrounding region. Local film fans were drawn to these shooting locations, toting their own cameras, capturing cast and crew at work through photographs and home movies. Illustrated with rare and exclusive Calvin M. McClung Historical Collection and TAMIS materials, this program takes a behind-the-scenes look of films, such as All the Way Home (1963), The Fool Killer (1965), and A Walk in the Spring Rain (1970).
This program will be held in the Bilo Nelson Auditorium of the East Tennessee History Center, 601 S. Gay St. in Downtown Knoxville. It is FREE and open to the public; registration is not required.


Friday, August 16, 2013
Springbok: Song of the Unicorn
Details: Song of the Unicorn. PZL4143. 500 pieces. Hallmark Cards, Inc
According to this website - this puzzle was released in both 1982 and 1985.
Done: 15 Aug 2013
Obtained From: Thrift Store
Missing Pieces: None
Size: 18x23 1/2 inches
This puzzle reminded me of why I love Springbok so much. The pieces fit so well together that the completed puzzle can be lifted up. Each piece is unique in shape and pattern so I can pick out a piece and almost immediately find it's place. Puzzle took the one movie and one tv episode to complete.


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Summer Conference Kids’ Club
June 20, 2022 @ 9:00 am - June 23, 2022 @ 12:00 pm
Parents, while you attend the BBF conference, bring your kids (ages 4-12) to kids club! 9am-12pm Monday to Thursday. There will be age-appropriate bible lessons, snacks, crafts, games, friends, and fun!
Attendance is free, just register beforehand.


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"There's No Place Like Home" Shorts
UNG Student Block #1
"The Founders" with cast and crew Q&A
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Best of the 48-Hour Film Project - Atlanta
"About a Donkey" with cast and crew Q&A
UNG Student Block #2
"Shifting Gears" with cast and crew Q&A
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"World of Pure Imagination" Shorts
"Poor Jane" with cast and crew Q&A
"Around the World in 80 Minutes" Shorts
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The Georgia Film Festival is a three-day film festival hosted by the University of North Georgia on its Gainesville campus. GFF celebrates filmmakers and works made in the state of Georgia. Attendees will see independent films from Georgia and around the world, as well as learn from industry experts through panels and workshops. Filmmakers get to showcase their work and build relationships. Students who contribute to hosting the event develop a wide range of leadership and organizational skills. The Georgia Film Festival also helps to increase the visibility of the university, the Communication, Media & Journalism department and the Georgia film community.
University of North Georgia, Gainesville campus
3820 Mundy Mill Road, Oakwood, Ga. 30566
Professional & Continuing Education Building
Directions from Atlanta:
Take Interstate 85 North to Interstate 985.
Take Exit 16.
Turn left at the bottom of the ramp and stay in the right lane.
Just past the third traffic light, turn right onto Landrum Education Drive.