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The First Edition (show choir)
The First Edition Show Choir from Jefferson High School in Lafayette, Indiana is a show choir comprised of singer/dancers, band, and tech crew that has been competing in the Midwest since 1986. Past directors include Kevin Butler, Lynn Lupold, and Eric Van Cleave. Currently under the direction of John Satterfield and Jeff Vallier and the choreography of Brent "Woody" Holland, the First Edition has been named Grand Champion at Center Grove's Best of the Midwest, Chicagoland Showcase, Mooresville Invitational, Pekin, East Coast Invitational, Fort Wayne, Carroll, Huntington, Opryland, Lawrence Central, Showstoppers National Invitational, and five times at the Bishop Luers Invitational. The First Edition has also been honored by the Indiana House of Representatives several times.
Yearly activites include producing the Haunted Feargrounds, several community performances, and a competition season.
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http://www.in.gov/legislative/hdpr/R27_0421a2003.html http://www.boilerstation.com/apps/pbcs.dll/gallery?Site=BY&Date=20061202&Category=NEWS&ArtNo=612020802&Ref=PH&Profile=1152&Params=Itemnr=5 http://www.jeffchoirs.org
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The Heart
Michael Kearney
Critical Mass (Punk Band from Miami and Altamonte Springs, Florida)
Formed in the early 70's in Miami, Florida, Critical Mass brandishes their version of melodic power pop from roots in The Sex Pistols, The Ramones, The Stranglers to The Beatles and Cheap Trick. The band's first self produced demo, a two song 45 of "Silver Screen" backed with "No One Left To Blame" released in 1978, has become a sought after example of Florida's first punk band. Underground punk aficionados craving rare unheard late 70's punk rock can find copies on eBay commanding hundreds of dollars. Ryan Richardson of BreakMyFace.com calls it a swamplands gem". Since its inception Critical Mass developed a reputation as the band to see as well as hear. Band founder and singer songwriter Mick Fazz became famous for not only rocking crowds with eclectic mixes of strong original material but also performances of tunes by “The Sex Pistols“, “The Stranglers“, and “Jethro Tull“, material considered very unconventional for bar bands of the day. Fazz also became famous for his captivating on stage persona and in crowd antics including being chased by the nightclubs chef with a meat cleaver as he ran through the audience with a T-Bone hanging from his mouth. After a couple of years of self promoted concerts, gigs at local Big Daddy's night clubs and sending out tapes by the dozens interest soon followed.
The band began playing showcases for major record labels like Capitol, RCA, RSO and MCA. These showcases included a gig at Tramp's in New York City arranged by legendary Beatles promoter Sid Bernstein. This showcase led to a debut album deal with a five album option on MCA records. Recording began at Chris Squire's Studio in England in the fall of ’79 with production by Onward US, a company jointly owned by radio mover and shaker Lee Abrams and Yes bassist Chris Squire. That album, ”It's What's Inside That Counts“, layered Mick Fazz's melodic vocals and the dual-guitar assault of Mick Fazz and Dave Owen for a classic power pop, or what might then have been considered New Wave-ish, sound with a hard rock edge and pop songwriting components.
The album was released on the MCA label Oct 3, 1980. The group spent the rest of that year and much of 1981 touring. Critical Mass then changed its band line up as guitarist Dave Owen and drummer Mike Barone left the band, with bassist Henry LaPlume staying on board Added to the line up were Frank Prinzel and Tom Vasquez respectively. Prinzel having been a previous member and part of the 1978 two song 45 quartet which had included Tom McWilliams on drums and Al Schwartz on bass.
This iteration of Critical Mass did some touring and headed into Criteria Studios to begin recording material for a follow up album to “It's What's Outside That Counts“.
Critical Mass was paired with the sibling production and engineering team of Ron and Howard Albert. Atlantic and Polydor records had expressed interest in the band but the music scene was changing and the hard edge of punk and new wave was succumbing to the more processed offerings of hair bands and Sade. The band produced some respectable offerings but alas, the “industry” wasn't biting.
Over the years the Critical Mass line up has varied widely with the one consistent ingredient being the creative mastermind Mick Fazz. Now based in the Orlando, Florida area, "The Mass" has been gigging and recording off and on for years. Mick Fazz has partnered with local radio personality Mark Samansky on several projects and in addition, stepped out with an innovative project called “The Basements” a musical trio consisting of only a drummer (Phil Fleetwood) and two bassist's one being commanded by Fazz who handled the vocals as well.
The current Critical Mass lineup features Frank Patterson on Bass. Frank has been playing in the Central Florida area for about 20 years. The bulk of that time as a guitarist and bassist for Jill Towers & Heat. One of the most popular bands in Central Florida during the 80s and 90s. The drummer for The Mass is Phil Fleetwood, who's background includes The Generators, a band that recorded 3 albums and was featured on the nationally released Breakout USA CD. Issued by The Westwood One Radio Network, the project featured the top 15 unsigned bands in the country in 1991.
After a quarter century Mick and the Mass are releasing another self produced offering entitled, “It’s What Counts That’s Inside“. The project is a result of a partnering of Mick and former Mass alum Frank Prinzel. Using the resources of the Internet as a vehicle to once again present Critical Mass’ music to the world, "It’s What Counts That’s Inside" serves up more of that hard rock edge and pop songwriting style in a scorching, head banging, moshing, frenzy.
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Source: Breakmyface.com, CriticalMassOnline.com, members.tripod.com/~AV911/themass
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The Hiss (band)
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Serie A 2006-07/January
Match by match listing of results and fixtures for the month of January 2007 in the Serie A 2006-07 season.
All Kick-Off Times Local CET (UTC +1)
Round 19
Round 20
Round 16 Make-up Game
- Rescheduled after waterlogged pitch at the Massimino forced cancellation of December 17, 2006 game.
Round 21
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FLP (Fast Link Pulse)
Igraczech
Matěj Sychra (*15.10.1980) is known under DJ Igraczech pseudonym since 1999 on electronic music scene, especially in his homeland Czech Republic producing and djing drum’n’bass and similar music. In 2001 found a record label Kaktus Recordings with dj Touchwood. Since 2006 the label works as independent network label.
Igraczech released four unofficials and one official album, 12" single Witch Instinct (KAKTORG001) and several remixes. Most of his music is downloadable free at his homesite www.syxra.cz.
Albums:
2000: Destination Trashcan
2001: Platform
2002: No.command
2003: Nothingness of Existence
2006: Ctrl-Art-Escape
Official releases:
2001: Kaktus Recordings KAKT001: 12 inch split Witch Instinct (w/Stonedhigh: Hack)
2004: C41 C41001: Playback compilation CD: single Breathe
2005: Quazi Delict QDR005: Alvik - Beat::skip remixed: igraczech rmx
2005: Drumandbass.cz DNBCZ01: Back In My Mind compilation CD: single Blackmagic
2006: Punto Azul compilation PACD001: Carrier & Zainfish
2006: Shotgun compilation: Dream is Destiny / Sand Witch
2006: Punto Azul compilation PACD002: igraczech - ctrl-art-escape album
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Ultram:x magazine 12/2004, reviewed 8/10
http://www.syxra.cz
http://www.igraczech.com
http://www.myspace.com/igraczech
http://www.last.fm/music/igraczech
http://www.drumandbass.cz
http://www.shadowbox.cz
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Allan Lotfizadeh
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Kinas
Tomas Pearce
Ruth Duckworth
Super Forms
Goth Shop
Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere (album)
This is the first record performed by the Rossington Collins Band. It was recorded and mixed by Allen Collins and Gary Rossington and was released on the MCA label in 1980.
Song listing
1 - Prime Time 2 - Three Times as Bad 3 - Don't Misunderstand Me 4 - One Good Man 5 - Opportunity 6 - Getaway 7 - Winners and Losers 8 - Misery Loves Company 9 - Sometimes You Can Put it Out
Performers
Allen Collins - Solos - One Good Man (final), Getaway (final), Misery Loves Company (final / Fills - Sometimes You Can Put it Out / Rhythm - all others except for Opportunity
Gary Rossington - Solos - Three Times as Bad, Don't Misunderstand Me (1st and 2nd), One Good Man (1st and 2nd), Opportunity (all), Getaway (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th), Misery Loves Company (1st) / Fills - One Good Man, Misery Loves Company / Slide Guitar - Sometimes You Can Put it Out (and Solo)
Barry Harwood - Solos - Prime Time, Three Times as Bad (final), Don' Misunderstand Me (3rd), Winners and Losers, Sometimes You Can Put it Out (final) / Fills - Prime Time, Opportunity / Slide Guitar - Winners and Losers
Dale Krantz - all vocals
Leon Wilkeson - bass
Billy Powell - Piano, organ
Derek Hess - Drums and percussion
See Also
Rossington Collins Band Allen Collins Gary Rossington Leon Wilkeson Billy Powell
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Armand Boisvert
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Team Armand
Armand was the leader of movement that took Stonehill College by storm. Originated early in 2002, Team Armand reached great heights, in particular when he fell out of the chair both times and when he was caught eating DP Dough out of the trash. Armand also liked to pull a lot of dick moves, such as computing. This organization was 3 people deep: Armand was the leader, Jared Gilpatrick, his roommate was the brass of the organization living by the motto "Drink Beer and Fight, and Tom Kabara was the brains behind the operations. Team Armand had a reunion special on MTV in the Spring of 2006, but after the event the Gilpatrick and Kabara exchanged words with Boisvert and they have not spoken since. Gilpatrick and Kabara collaborate on the Board of Directors currently.
Ruse Records Progressive Neurofunk Drum and Bass Record Label
Ruse Records is a Progressive Neurofunk (Neuro Funk) Record label, with a vinyl release followed by digital release.
Each record will be a "Choice 12". The A side is a lighter dance floor friendly release, progressive in nature with the neurofunk sounds, the B side is a darker, harder progressive neurofunk tune.
The Label also puts on events with known and up and coming artists such as Klute, Social Security, Alley Cat, Blal, Mr Kovert, SLB, Tendai, IZM, Osmosis Beats. They continue to put on these events and show case tunes from the Label.
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Ruse Records have been in 'Knowledge Magazine' the biggest Drum and Bass Magazine in the world, their event on the 19th of October also made Flyer of the November issue.
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Art Matters
The Governor General's arts awards ceremonies are wonderful opportunities to honour this country's creative spirits and to highlight some of the great moments in Canadian culture. They give much-needed encouragement to creativity by celebrating the various disciplines and are an extraordinary opportunity to bring together some of the key players in our artistic community: those who have paved the way and those whose young talents are beginning to emerge. With this in mind, the Office of the Secretary to the Governor General, under the direction of His Excellency Jean-Daniel Lafond, himself passionately involved in Canada's arts culture, has decided to add a forum for reflection and dialogue to the official ceremony. It will be an opportunity to examine a particular artistic practice and explore current changes and challenges. The purpose of these discussions, which we hope to hold in conjunction with the presentation of the awards for performing arts, visual and media arts, and literature, is to establish a dialogue and create a forum for reflection on cultural creation and the public’s response to it. Completely relieved of any budgetary constraints or political debate, these discussions, entitled Art Matters, become part of a greater observation of a culture in motion and build on the dialogue between the various players and citizens.
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http://www.gg.ca/media/doc.asp?lang=e&DocID=4910
http://www.gg.ca/media/doc.asp?lang=e&DocID=4912
http://www.gg.ca/media/doc.asp?lang=e&DocID=4942
http://www.gg.ca/media/doc.asp?lang=e&DocID=4944
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Lake City Condominium, Setapak
Lake City Condominium, Setapak, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Lake City Condominium is still under construction. Project forecasted to be completed by mid of 2007. This is the second project developed by Platinum Vitory Development Sdn. Bhd. after Melati Utama Condominium. There will be other facility & property coming up in this area.
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The location of Lake City Condominium (refer this URL): http://www.wikimapia.org/#y=3201534&x=101717761&z=18&l=0&m=a&v=2
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Naafch
Naafch is a historic ancient city/town in the province of Chahar Mahal va Bakhtiari (and Iranian province), in close proximity to Ben and Saman.
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http://www.fallingrain.com/world/IR/3/Nafch.html
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Sara Bauer
Sara Bauer (born May 11, 1984 in St. Catharines, Ontario) is a Canadian women's ice hockey player. She is currently an assistant captain and forward for the University of Wisconsin women's hockey team. In 2006, Bauer won the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award, given annually to the best female collegiate hockey player. She was also named a first-team All-American as well as the Western Collegiate Hockey Association Player of the Year in 2006 while leading the Badgers to their first national championship.
Following the 2006 season, Bauer was named the ESPN The Magazine At-Large Academic All-American of the Year.
On Dec. 2, 2006, Bauer became the all-time career point leader at the University of Wisconsin with her goal in the first period against Robert Morris University. The goal was Bauer's 178th career point, breaking the record which had previously been held by Meghan Hunter, who played at Wisconsin from 2000 to 2004. Bauer also holds the school record for career assists.
Awards 2004 WCHA Rookie of the Year 2006 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award Winner 2006 ESPN The Magazine At-Large Academic All-American of the Year 2006 First-Team All-American 2006 WCHA Player of the Year
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Official University of Wisconsin Bio: http://www.uwbadgers.com/sport_news/whky/bios/bio.html?athid=4748
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The Sping Tuna a play by Kala K. Kinderson
This Play was writen by a talented but not much heard of writer. She also wrote other hits like "Oh No Rainbow" and "Shoving Oberlander" but this is her most famous piece. This story is about a man named Joey Himer and his evil twin brother fagiosto who is tring to kill him to become king of the Kingdom of Harei. Joey has a young friend named Dasman who come back to the past to tell him to start a religion and tell him his father will die soon so his twin brother will try to kill him several times. The religion is called Zaryism, worshiping Zaryios the god of worldly items. If he doesn't the kingdon will crumble and many will die. His brothers most famous line is "Duck of God give me your stength" and Joey's most famous line is "Dasman make the cheesecake so we can feast before you have to leave!". If Joey wins he will become the Spring Tuna Sauce King!
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A play book entitled "The Plays of Criminals, a collection"
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Loon Lake, Antioch, Illinois
This is a Loon Lake is a Lake in Northern Illinois in the Town of Antioch. A Penninsula exists between East and West Loon Lake. It is renown for it's fishing and spectacular views. Ray Kroc, founder of McDonald's used to vacation there.
An Ice House built on Loon Lake used to provide ice to Chicago, Illinois. http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/3582.html
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http://www.co.lake.il.us/health/pdfs/ehs/lakereports/east%20loon.pdf
http://www.co.lake.il.us/health/pdfs/ehs/lakereports/westloonlake.pdf
http://www.co.lake.il.us/health/pdfs/ehs/lakereports/eastloon.pdf
http://www.outofbalance.org/days/day030623.html
http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?city=Loon%20Lake&state=IL&country=us
http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/3582.html
207.63.100.166 23:54, 20 December 2006 (UTC)
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