An Evening With Pat Metheny
PAT METHENY was born in Lee's Summit, MO on August 12, 1954 into a musical family. Starting on trumpet at the age of 8, Metheny switched to guitar at age 12. By the age of 15, he was working regularly with the best jazz musicians in Kansas City, receiving valuable on-the bandstand experience at an unusually young age. Metheny first burst onto the international jazz scene in 1974. Over the course of his three-year stint with vibraphone great Gary Burton, the young Missouri native already displayed his soon-to-become trademarked playing style, which blended the loose and flexible articulation customarily reserved for horn players with an advanced rhythmic and harmonic sensibility -a way of playing and improvising that was modern in conception but grounded deeply in the jazz tradition of melody, swing, and the blues. With the release of his first album, Bright Size Life (1975), he reinvented the traditional "jazz guitar" sound for a new generation of players. Throughout his career, Pat Metheny has continued to redefine the genre by utilizing new technology and constantly working to evolve the improvisational and sonic potential of his instrument. Metheny's versatility is nearly without peer on any instrument. Over the years, he has performed with artists as diverse as Steve Reich to Ornette Coleman to Herbie Hancock to Jim Hall to Milton Nascimento to David Bowie. Metheny's body of work includes compositions for solo guitar, small ensembles, electric and acoustic instruments, large orchestras, and ballet pieces and even the robotic instruments of his Orchestrion project, while always sidestepping the limits of any one genre.
As well as being an accomplished musician, Metheny has also participated in the academic arena as a music educator. At 18, he was the youngest teacher ever at the University of Miami. At 19, he became the youngest teacher ever at the Berklee College of Music, where he also received an honorary doctorate more than twenty years later (1996). He has also taught music workshops all over the world, from the Dutch Royal Conservatory to the Thelonius Monk Institute of Jazz to clinics in Asia and South America. He has also been a true musical pioneer in the realm of electronic music, and was one of the very first jazz musicians to treat the synthesizer as a serious musical instrument. Years before the invention of MIDI technology, Metheny was using the Synclavier as a composing tool. He also has been instrumental in the development of several new kinds of guitars such as the soprano acoustic guitar, the 42-string Pikasso guitar, Ibanez's PM series jazz guitars, and a variety of other custom instruments.
It is one thing to attain popularity as a musician, but it is another to receive the kind of acclaim Metheny has garnered from critics and peers. Over the years, Metheny has won countless polls as "Best Jazz Guitarist" and awards, including three gold records for (Still Life) Talking, Letter from Home, and Secret Story. He has also won 20 Grammy Awards spread out over a variety of different categories including Best Rock Instrumental, Best Contemporary Jazz Recording, Best Jazz Instrumental Solo, Best Instrumental Composition at one point winning seven consecutive Grammies for seven consecutive albums. In 2015 he was inducted into the Downbeat Hall of Fame, becoming only the fourth guitarist to be included (along with Django Reinhardt, Charlie Chrisitan and Wes Montgomery) and it's youngest member. Metheny has spent much of his life on tour, often doing more than 100 shows a year since becoming a bandleader in the 70's. At the time of this writing, he continues to be one of the brightest stars of the jazz community, dedicating time to both his own projects and those of emerging artists and established veterans alike, helping them to reach their audience as well as realizing their own artistic visions.
at Wilbur Theatre
246 Tremont Street
Boston, United States
Orignal From: An Evening With Pat Metheny
Tuesday 26 July 2016
The Wedding Present
The Wedding Present
at The Picturedrome
Market Walk
Holmfirth, United Kingdom
Orignal From: The Wedding Present
"The boy Gedge has written some of the best love songs of the Rock 'n' Roll Era. You may dispute this, but I'm right and you're wrong!" John Peel
The Wedding Present have had eighteen UK Top 40 hit singles… not bad for a band that has, from its inception, stubbornly refused to play the record industry's game. It all started in 1985 when David Lewis Gedge boarded a National Express coach in London with 500 records packed into a pair of his mother's suitcases and, in this fashion, delivered the band's debut single GO OUT AND GET 'EM BOY! to a distribution company in Yorkshire. That pioneering spirit has been at the core of the band's philosophy ever since. From GEORGE BEST, "an unmitigated delight" [NME], the first full-length release on their own Reception Records onwards, the band has charted an appealing, if often eccentric, course of its very own.
at The Picturedrome
Market Walk
Holmfirth, United Kingdom
Orignal From: The Wedding Present
3dmentional presents Green Velvet at Masque
3dmentional presents Green Velvet at Masque
Line-up /
at Club Masque
34 N Jefferson Street
Dayton, United States
Orignal From: 3dmentional presents Green Velvet at Masque
Line-up /
Never one to rest on success, Green Velvet has had a fascinating career spanning many different monikers, sounds, and performance styles. We at 3DMentional are excited and proud to announce this prolific artist's first ever visit to Dayton!
On August 12, we are happy to bring his unique brand of dance music to Club Masque's thunderous second floor. For over 25 years, the multi-faceted artist has explored just about every corner of the techno and Chicago House spectrum, yet continues to innovate, inspire, and crush dancefloors in his wake.
This dedication to the exploration of dance music is something that resonates with us at 3DMentional, and we are excited to bring this experience to our city for the very first time.
****** GREEN VELVET ******
Change has been a constant theme throughout the successful career of Green Velvet, but as he has crossed genres, explored themes from the comedic to the serious and changed monikers, the common thread running through the music he has made for nearly two decades is its roots in and dedication to the Chicago House sound.
His first transformation came when he left master's degree studies in chemical engineering at UC-Berkeley to turn a hobby into a career making music, influenced by the sounds he had been exposed to as a science-fiction-loving, video-game-playing kid whose father was a part-time Chicago DJ.
As Cajmere, he released his inaugural Underground Goodies EP in 1991 on his Cajual label, keeping true to the early House sound. He quickly followed it up the next year with the smash hit "Coffeepot (It's Time for the Percolator)."
Not one to rest on his success, he soon changed things up, teaming with vocalist Dajae for "Brighter Days," a more mellow House tune, this one released by Emotive. That pairing would be his last with a female vocalist until his recent partnership with rapper Kid Sister for "Everybody Wants."
The 17 years in between those two projects witnessed an incredible array of electronic music emanating from this prolific artist, as well as a second label under his direction, Relief. Adopting the persona Green Velvet (not to mention a Day-Glo shock wig) for his techno-oriented pieces and DJ appearances, he became the champion of new wave Chicago beats through the '90s — known best for hits such as "Preacher Man," "Flash" (a No. 1 U.S. dance hit in 1995), and 1997's laugh-inducing "Answering Machine."
The decade ended with his first album, Constant Chaos in 1999. The new century brought a compilation album, Green Velvet, during a brief signing with Warner Bros. Records' short-lived F-111 imprint, and a production album, Whatever, on Relief. The punk-inspired Whatever explored darker themes than his previous work, including racism ("When?"), drug use ("Genedefekt" and "La La Land"), alienation ("Sleepwalking") and bending to authority ("Gat").
"La La Land" went on to become by far the biggest selling track of his career. His live act expanded as he began playing a keytar, with two other musicians — Nazuk and Spaceboy — backing him, playing heavily distorted synths.
The last decade also saw Green Velvet become a fan favorite across Europe, playing to huge crowds at festivals in addition to live radio appearances and club gigs. Numerous side projects and remixes under various names also added to his seemingly nonstop musical output.
In 2005, Green Velvet released his third album, Walk In Love, which stayed true to the House sound, with a few pop- and punk-oriented tracks for good measure, including "Come Back" and "Pin-Up Girl," both of which featured a live guitarist.
The following year marked a significant change in his personal life, as Green Velvet revealed he had become a born-again Christian after an overdose of so-called recreational drugs. His music since then has reflected his conversion and new attitude on life, including the single "Shake and Pop," and 2007's online-only track "Love Peace, Not War," a short ditty in response to the war in Iraq.
The ongoing evolution in the music, career and life of the artist born Curtis Alan Jones in Chicago has been and will continue to be fascinating to watch and experience for his many followers.
****** Tony DeSaro ******
Dayton, Ohio
3DMentional
Techno
With an undeniable love for potent dance music and an intense passion for his scene, Tony DeSaro has been crafting his brand of weighty techno rhythms and refined melodies for over 20 years.
From his early days in roller rinks and top 40
clubs, through the rave scene of the 90s, and into the modern day electronic music climate, Tony has established himself as a staple of the Midwest dance scene. Never afraid to go too deep, his tactfully-mixed music rewards the intense
listener and the enthusiastic dancer equally.
Both as a musical selector and a prime mover in Dayton, Ohio's tightly-knit scene, Tony's dancefloor insight continues to be a positive force for underground music.
www.facebook.com/DJTonyDeSaro
at Club Masque
34 N Jefferson Street
Dayton, United States
Orignal From: 3dmentional presents Green Velvet at Masque
Wgtn Intro to Mindfulness & Meditation 4 wk Course. Wednesday Course. Starts Wed 06 July 2016 6.30pm Sessions.
Wgtn Intro to Mindfulness & Meditation 4 wk Course. Wednesday Course. Starts Wed 06 July 2016 6.30pm Sessions.
"Neuroscientists have found that meditators shift their brain activity to different areas of the cortex…This mental shift decreases the negative effects of stress, mild depression and anxiety. …The researchers found that the meditators showed a pronounced shift in activity to the left frontal lobe. In other words, they were calmer and happier than before." - Psychology Today Benefits of mindfulness & meditation: Reduce stress and anxiety More focus and energy Greater sense of ease and perspective Sleep better Relax more Greater self-awareness and wisdom Deeper levels of self-acceptance Richer and deeper experience of day to day life Studies and articles on the benefits of mindfulness meditation What is mindfulness? Mindfulness means "paying attention in a particular way; On purpose, in the present moment, and non-judgementally." – Jon Kabat Zinn (Professor of Medicine Emeritus Stress Reduction Clinic and the Centre for Mindfulness in Medicine). Mindfulness and meditation are both gaining in popularity as more and more people discover how this simple skill can have a profoundly positive impact on your life. Organisations such as Google, Apple, Nike and Yahoo! now run mindfulness programmes and sessions for staff during work hours. Modern research about mindfulness and meditation shows measurable and significant benefits to people including less stress, less anxiety, greater focus, calm and happiness. This particular course emphasises your own natural wisdom, your own innate OKness, right here and now. The instructions and guidance will be explicitly inviting you to embrace your whole human experience as it happens, moment by moment with a radical acceptance. "Mental Health Foundation mental health promoter Grant Rix says mindfulness has been shown to benefit our brains to such an extent that we can feel calmer, more aware, have an increased ability to focus and concentrate, remember things better and feel happier." - NZ Mental Health Foundation Press Release July 2012 About The Course: Practical with no dogma or religion Bookings are essential. The last course was fully booked prior to starting Class numbers are restricted to 20 people Each class includes a instruction, a guided meditation and time for questions/reflections Meditation is in chairs Four weekly 45-minute classes Receive an articles, weekly emails and a high quality guided meditation MP3 download at no extra cost Safe and supportive environment Learn to meditate in a simple, clear, effective and practical way Develop your capacity of self-awareness, self-understanding, compassion and mindfulness Generate greater calm, insight and wisdom Course Contents: Week 1: What is Mindfulness? What mindfulness is The benefits of mindfulness and meditation How to get the most from the course Guided body scan mindfulness meditation Question and answers / discussion Week 2: Working with the Mind Why thinking can be problematical Practical ways to work with difficult thoughts Self judgement and how to intervene Guided mindfulness meditation – counting the breath Questions and answers / discussion Week 3: Working with Emotions and Feelings What are emotions? Learning to feel emotions The RAIN method Non-judgement and acceptance Guided mindfulness meditation on feelings Question and answers / discussion Week 4: Radical Acceptance What it means to be present How wanting causes stress Developing wisdom and insight Authentic self compassion Open awareness guided mindfulness meditation Question and answers / discussion All Introductory Courses Include: Guided meditation MP3s Handouts and articles for each class Weekly email instructions and articles Refund policy and money back guarantee Should you attend the entire course and not be satisfied you are entitled to a full 100% refund should you wish. How long is each weekly class and what happens? Each class is 45 minutes long. There will be a guided meditation for a period. This will include meditation instruction. After the meditation and instruction there will be a talk or discussion. This includes a question and answer time. Who is it suitable for? This course is suitable for you if you have never practised mindfulness or meditation or if you have attended introductory mindfulness and meditation courses and want to deepen your practice. Your trainer is Martin Wilson Martin Wilson is the principal of and a personal / leadership coach with Selfmade Coaching (selfmade.co.nc). He's also an Associate for the Mental Health Foundation of NZ's Working Well Programme. Previously, Martin was a partner in a large commercial law firm and then established his own legal practice. Juggling the challenges of being a busy lawyer, a parent and an over-thinking, over-achieving self, contributed to Martin's first 'foray' into meditation 20 years ago. From there he developed a broader interest and participation in mindfulness work and related self-awareness growth practice, much of which he engages in as a coach. His principal mindfulness / meditation experience comes from the Vipassana tradition and yet he is a keen explorer of other approaches. Martin lives in Wellington, is married to Chris and has three younger adult children. Being in nature, travelling and growing self-awareness are his 'things'. Questions or More Information: If you have questions or require more information: Email: karen@mindfulnessworks.co.nz Ring or text: 027 664 9281 Contact Form: Mindfulness Works website contact form Testimonials for the Introduction to Mindfulness & Meditation course: "The course was very relaxed and friendly, and full of useful practical advice that recognised the limits to time that everyone faces. Also I liked the mix of people attending, with a range of different reasons for being there." — Rosie Cree "Since doing this course, I have been sleeping much better, I feel much more in control of my emotions, I have enjoyed 'noticing' my own state, but also it has transferred to everything around. This means I am re-enjoying many things that I had been taking for granted." — Sandy Good "The course guidebook was a useful guide and very informative. I also enjoyed the formal practice and the way different strategies were explained." — Linda Daniell
at St Andrews On the Terrace
30 The Terrace
Wellington, New Zealand
Orignal From: Wgtn Intro to Mindfulness & Meditation 4 wk Course. Wednesday Course. Starts Wed 06 July 2016 6.30pm Sessions.
"Neuroscientists have found that meditators shift their brain activity to different areas of the cortex…This mental shift decreases the negative effects of stress, mild depression and anxiety. …The researchers found that the meditators showed a pronounced shift in activity to the left frontal lobe. In other words, they were calmer and happier than before." - Psychology Today Benefits of mindfulness & meditation: Reduce stress and anxiety More focus and energy Greater sense of ease and perspective Sleep better Relax more Greater self-awareness and wisdom Deeper levels of self-acceptance Richer and deeper experience of day to day life Studies and articles on the benefits of mindfulness meditation What is mindfulness? Mindfulness means "paying attention in a particular way; On purpose, in the present moment, and non-judgementally." – Jon Kabat Zinn (Professor of Medicine Emeritus Stress Reduction Clinic and the Centre for Mindfulness in Medicine). Mindfulness and meditation are both gaining in popularity as more and more people discover how this simple skill can have a profoundly positive impact on your life. Organisations such as Google, Apple, Nike and Yahoo! now run mindfulness programmes and sessions for staff during work hours. Modern research about mindfulness and meditation shows measurable and significant benefits to people including less stress, less anxiety, greater focus, calm and happiness. This particular course emphasises your own natural wisdom, your own innate OKness, right here and now. The instructions and guidance will be explicitly inviting you to embrace your whole human experience as it happens, moment by moment with a radical acceptance. "Mental Health Foundation mental health promoter Grant Rix says mindfulness has been shown to benefit our brains to such an extent that we can feel calmer, more aware, have an increased ability to focus and concentrate, remember things better and feel happier." - NZ Mental Health Foundation Press Release July 2012 About The Course: Practical with no dogma or religion Bookings are essential. The last course was fully booked prior to starting Class numbers are restricted to 20 people Each class includes a instruction, a guided meditation and time for questions/reflections Meditation is in chairs Four weekly 45-minute classes Receive an articles, weekly emails and a high quality guided meditation MP3 download at no extra cost Safe and supportive environment Learn to meditate in a simple, clear, effective and practical way Develop your capacity of self-awareness, self-understanding, compassion and mindfulness Generate greater calm, insight and wisdom Course Contents: Week 1: What is Mindfulness? What mindfulness is The benefits of mindfulness and meditation How to get the most from the course Guided body scan mindfulness meditation Question and answers / discussion Week 2: Working with the Mind Why thinking can be problematical Practical ways to work with difficult thoughts Self judgement and how to intervene Guided mindfulness meditation – counting the breath Questions and answers / discussion Week 3: Working with Emotions and Feelings What are emotions? Learning to feel emotions The RAIN method Non-judgement and acceptance Guided mindfulness meditation on feelings Question and answers / discussion Week 4: Radical Acceptance What it means to be present How wanting causes stress Developing wisdom and insight Authentic self compassion Open awareness guided mindfulness meditation Question and answers / discussion All Introductory Courses Include: Guided meditation MP3s Handouts and articles for each class Weekly email instructions and articles Refund policy and money back guarantee Should you attend the entire course and not be satisfied you are entitled to a full 100% refund should you wish. How long is each weekly class and what happens? Each class is 45 minutes long. There will be a guided meditation for a period. This will include meditation instruction. After the meditation and instruction there will be a talk or discussion. This includes a question and answer time. Who is it suitable for? This course is suitable for you if you have never practised mindfulness or meditation or if you have attended introductory mindfulness and meditation courses and want to deepen your practice. Your trainer is Martin Wilson Martin Wilson is the principal of and a personal / leadership coach with Selfmade Coaching (selfmade.co.nc). He's also an Associate for the Mental Health Foundation of NZ's Working Well Programme. Previously, Martin was a partner in a large commercial law firm and then established his own legal practice. Juggling the challenges of being a busy lawyer, a parent and an over-thinking, over-achieving self, contributed to Martin's first 'foray' into meditation 20 years ago. From there he developed a broader interest and participation in mindfulness work and related self-awareness growth practice, much of which he engages in as a coach. His principal mindfulness / meditation experience comes from the Vipassana tradition and yet he is a keen explorer of other approaches. Martin lives in Wellington, is married to Chris and has three younger adult children. Being in nature, travelling and growing self-awareness are his 'things'. Questions or More Information: If you have questions or require more information: Email: karen@mindfulnessworks.co.nz Ring or text: 027 664 9281 Contact Form: Mindfulness Works website contact form Testimonials for the Introduction to Mindfulness & Meditation course: "The course was very relaxed and friendly, and full of useful practical advice that recognised the limits to time that everyone faces. Also I liked the mix of people attending, with a range of different reasons for being there." — Rosie Cree "Since doing this course, I have been sleeping much better, I feel much more in control of my emotions, I have enjoyed 'noticing' my own state, but also it has transferred to everything around. This means I am re-enjoying many things that I had been taking for granted." — Sandy Good "The course guidebook was a useful guide and very informative. I also enjoyed the formal practice and the way different strategies were explained." — Linda Daniell
at St Andrews On the Terrace
30 The Terrace
Wellington, New Zealand
Orignal From: Wgtn Intro to Mindfulness & Meditation 4 wk Course. Wednesday Course. Starts Wed 06 July 2016 6.30pm Sessions.
2016 MKE United Festival
2016 MKE United Festival
Welcome to the 2016 MKE United Festival, the results of a formula we as a culture will continue to grow with. From the time we put our pin on the map we've made it our #1 focus to create connections, build relationships and provide platforms with the growing creative and entrepenuer community. We plan to continue implementing this formula at this year's festival through celebrating the future art, culture and progress. We're very excited to open our doors to you and show you a glimpse of what we can do when we come together for a simple concept called, the big picture. We invite you to join on us as we welcome you to our platform, 2035 Art+Media Studio, LLC. This year's festival will be mapped out by category and timeslots to ensure the intimacy for each artist, brand + organization is able to showcase who they are and the progress they're making as a creative/entrepreneur. Friday, Aug. 5th, 2016 | Festival Kick Off Presented By VibeLife Music By DJ Mr.NewYork Live Art Display + Art Gallery Winter Fareaux Hiatus 7pm-8:30pm Pop Up Shops: World Be Free Clothing Co., Papyrus & Charms + Hippie Cakes 7:30pm-8:30pm Poetry Open Mic + Music performances by Kendal J., CT, Magnolia, Genesis 9pm-11pm Saturday, August 6th, 2016 - Welcome to 2035: Presented By Mission10Eleven Music By DJ Annalog Community Outreach + Pop Up Shops Jacarrie's Kicks 4 Kids Shoe Recycling + BBQ Hippie Cakes + Wealth Tribe Pop Up Shop 1:00pm-3:30pm Keynote Speaker + Culture Discussion WWSKEO Keynote, Mark Peterson Jr. 3:30pm-4:15pm Welcome to 2035 Studios Presentation Prelude To The Prophecy Graphic Novel Reveal 4:30pm-5:30pm CopyWrite Approved Music Performances 5:45pm-7:00pm
at 2525 W Capitol Dr
2525 West Capitol Drive
Milwaukee, United States
Orignal From: 2016 MKE United Festival
Welcome to the 2016 MKE United Festival, the results of a formula we as a culture will continue to grow with. From the time we put our pin on the map we've made it our #1 focus to create connections, build relationships and provide platforms with the growing creative and entrepenuer community. We plan to continue implementing this formula at this year's festival through celebrating the future art, culture and progress. We're very excited to open our doors to you and show you a glimpse of what we can do when we come together for a simple concept called, the big picture. We invite you to join on us as we welcome you to our platform, 2035 Art+Media Studio, LLC. This year's festival will be mapped out by category and timeslots to ensure the intimacy for each artist, brand + organization is able to showcase who they are and the progress they're making as a creative/entrepreneur. Friday, Aug. 5th, 2016 | Festival Kick Off Presented By VibeLife Music By DJ Mr.NewYork Live Art Display + Art Gallery Winter Fareaux Hiatus 7pm-8:30pm Pop Up Shops: World Be Free Clothing Co., Papyrus & Charms + Hippie Cakes 7:30pm-8:30pm Poetry Open Mic + Music performances by Kendal J., CT, Magnolia, Genesis 9pm-11pm Saturday, August 6th, 2016 - Welcome to 2035: Presented By Mission10Eleven Music By DJ Annalog Community Outreach + Pop Up Shops Jacarrie's Kicks 4 Kids Shoe Recycling + BBQ Hippie Cakes + Wealth Tribe Pop Up Shop 1:00pm-3:30pm Keynote Speaker + Culture Discussion WWSKEO Keynote, Mark Peterson Jr. 3:30pm-4:15pm Welcome to 2035 Studios Presentation Prelude To The Prophecy Graphic Novel Reveal 4:30pm-5:30pm CopyWrite Approved Music Performances 5:45pm-7:00pm
at 2525 W Capitol Dr
2525 West Capitol Drive
Milwaukee, United States
Orignal From: 2016 MKE United Festival
A Night Of Hope With Joel Osteen
A Night Of Hope With Joel Osteen
at CONSOL Energy Center
1001 Fifth Ave.
Pittsburgh, United States
Orignal From: A Night Of Hope With Joel Osteen
at CONSOL Energy Center
1001 Fifth Ave.
Pittsburgh, United States
Orignal From: A Night Of Hope With Joel Osteen
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2016 Kundalini Kriya Yoga Day Retreat – Carlsbad, CA July 31 @ 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
2016 Kundalini Kriya Yoga Day Retreat – Carlsbad, CA July 31 @ 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
2016 Kundalini Kriya Yoga Day Retreat – Carlsbad, CA
July 31 @ 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Venue
Carlsbad Hilton Garden Inn
6450 Carlsbad Boulevard
Carlsbad, CA 92011 United States
Kundalini Kriya Yoga Empowerment with Yogiraj SatGurunath Siddhanath
At this 1-day retreat, you will be initiated into the ancient Himalayan knowledge for self-mastery called Babaji's Kundalini Kriya Yoga. By focusing your mind, breath, and prana, you tune your nervous system and purify your meridians from toxic chemicals, thoughts, and energy vibrations. You are left with pure, crystal clear Awareness. This very simple daily practice can be practiced by anyone and is the most potent method to completely dissolve the mental shackles of negative thoughts and habits. For the dedicated practitioner, the Kundalini Kriya Yoga converts the material atoms of the body into divine light and love.
Most importantly, Yogiraj will transmit a boost of spiritual energy to begin your Kriya practice, or to further propel you onward in your existing practice. There will be opportunities to seek guidance on your own inner spiritual journey, as well as answer any questions on the deeper meanings of yoga and meditation. Healing transmissions, Q&A and satsang will follow the Kriya Yoga initiation.
Teachers (acharyas) will be available to review and refine your practice, as well as to provide follow-up classes and gatherings in the Southern California Area. Wearing of white or light-colored clothing is advised. An offering of five fruits and flowers is an Indian tradition but is optional. Ladies no skirts please; there will be asanas (yogic postures) taught in the technique. Please also bring a blanket or cushion to make yourself comfy on the floor. Chairs are available for those who absolutely cannot sit on the floor.
LUNCH: Lunch will not be provided, but there are many options available nearby on Palomar Airport Road, the Carlsbad Outlet Mall at the Flower Fields, etc. You can also get lunch at the hotel cafe.
https://www.google.com/maps/search/Restaurants/@33.1212044,-117.3283847,17z/
http://www.yelp.com/search?find_loc=92011&cflt=food
A WORD ABOUT CHILDREN: Please leave children at home in order not to disturb this special time to be with Yogiraj to start or renew the sacred Kriya Yoga practice.
Directions:
The Carlsbad Hilton Garden Inn is located nearest to the intersection of Solamar and Carlsbad Blvd South (aka South Coast Highway). You will take a left/right (depending on your direction) onto Solamar Drive to go into the hotel parking lot. Parking is located along the side and back of the building.
From Los Angeles & Points North:
1. Get on Interstate 5 South towards Santa Ana
2. Continue on 5 South to Exit 47 Palomar Airport Road
3. Turn Right onto Palomar Airport Road
4. Take the Carlsbad Blvd South Ramp
5. Continue onto Carlsbad Blvd South & Make a U-Turn
6. Turn Right onto Solamar Drive to enter the hotel property
From San Diego & Points South:
1. Take Interstate 5 North from 1st Avenue in downtown San Diego
2. Follow 5 North to Exit 45/Poinsettia Lane toward Aviara Parkway
3. Take Carlsbad Blvd North (aka North Coast Highway) to Poinsettia Lane
4. Turn Left onto Poinsettia Lane
5. Turn Right onto Carlsbad Blvd North (aka North Coast Highway)
6. Turn Right onto Solamar Drive to enter the hotel property
For more info, please contact: Kira Davis
E-mail: socal@siddhanath.org
Phone: Kira Davis cell # (760) 529-1361
http://siddhanath.org/event/2016-kundalini-kriya-yoga-day-retreat-carlsbad-ca/
at Postal code 92011, United States
Carlsbad, United States
Orignal From: 2016 Kundalini Kriya Yoga Day Retreat – Carlsbad, CA July 31 @ 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
2016 Kundalini Kriya Yoga Day Retreat – Carlsbad, CA
July 31 @ 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Venue
Carlsbad Hilton Garden Inn
6450 Carlsbad Boulevard
Carlsbad, CA 92011 United States
Kundalini Kriya Yoga Empowerment with Yogiraj SatGurunath Siddhanath
At this 1-day retreat, you will be initiated into the ancient Himalayan knowledge for self-mastery called Babaji's Kundalini Kriya Yoga. By focusing your mind, breath, and prana, you tune your nervous system and purify your meridians from toxic chemicals, thoughts, and energy vibrations. You are left with pure, crystal clear Awareness. This very simple daily practice can be practiced by anyone and is the most potent method to completely dissolve the mental shackles of negative thoughts and habits. For the dedicated practitioner, the Kundalini Kriya Yoga converts the material atoms of the body into divine light and love.
Most importantly, Yogiraj will transmit a boost of spiritual energy to begin your Kriya practice, or to further propel you onward in your existing practice. There will be opportunities to seek guidance on your own inner spiritual journey, as well as answer any questions on the deeper meanings of yoga and meditation. Healing transmissions, Q&A and satsang will follow the Kriya Yoga initiation.
Teachers (acharyas) will be available to review and refine your practice, as well as to provide follow-up classes and gatherings in the Southern California Area. Wearing of white or light-colored clothing is advised. An offering of five fruits and flowers is an Indian tradition but is optional. Ladies no skirts please; there will be asanas (yogic postures) taught in the technique. Please also bring a blanket or cushion to make yourself comfy on the floor. Chairs are available for those who absolutely cannot sit on the floor.
LUNCH: Lunch will not be provided, but there are many options available nearby on Palomar Airport Road, the Carlsbad Outlet Mall at the Flower Fields, etc. You can also get lunch at the hotel cafe.
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A WORD ABOUT CHILDREN: Please leave children at home in order not to disturb this special time to be with Yogiraj to start or renew the sacred Kriya Yoga practice.
Directions:
The Carlsbad Hilton Garden Inn is located nearest to the intersection of Solamar and Carlsbad Blvd South (aka South Coast Highway). You will take a left/right (depending on your direction) onto Solamar Drive to go into the hotel parking lot. Parking is located along the side and back of the building.
From Los Angeles & Points North:
1. Get on Interstate 5 South towards Santa Ana
2. Continue on 5 South to Exit 47 Palomar Airport Road
3. Turn Right onto Palomar Airport Road
4. Take the Carlsbad Blvd South Ramp
5. Continue onto Carlsbad Blvd South & Make a U-Turn
6. Turn Right onto Solamar Drive to enter the hotel property
From San Diego & Points South:
1. Take Interstate 5 North from 1st Avenue in downtown San Diego
2. Follow 5 North to Exit 45/Poinsettia Lane toward Aviara Parkway
3. Take Carlsbad Blvd North (aka North Coast Highway) to Poinsettia Lane
4. Turn Left onto Poinsettia Lane
5. Turn Right onto Carlsbad Blvd North (aka North Coast Highway)
6. Turn Right onto Solamar Drive to enter the hotel property
For more info, please contact: Kira Davis
E-mail: socal@siddhanath.org
Phone: Kira Davis cell # (760) 529-1361
http://siddhanath.org/event/2016-kundalini-kriya-yoga-day-retreat-carlsbad-ca/
at Postal code 92011, United States
Carlsbad, United States
Orignal From: 2016 Kundalini Kriya Yoga Day Retreat – Carlsbad, CA July 31 @ 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Kids on the Geaux Summer 2016
Kids on the Geaux Summer 2016
Woman's Foundation, Inc. is offering a pediatric weight management program to address childhood obesity in Acadiana for adolescents, ages 8- 14 and their families. The program provides fitness, nutrition, and behavior modification education for children at risk for complications of obesity. Each session involves 60 minutes of nutritional and behavioral education and 60 minutes of exercise, both aerobic and strength training. During the initial few sessions, information such as weight, height, and blood pressure will be obtained for each participant. Information about current dietary and exercise habits will be discussed. The 9 week program involves two evening sessions per week at Woman's Foundation. It is mandatory that children and at least one parent participate in all sessions.
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4630 Ambassador Caffery Pkwy
Lafayette, United States
Orignal From: Kids on the Geaux Summer 2016
Woman's Foundation, Inc. is offering a pediatric weight management program to address childhood obesity in Acadiana for adolescents, ages 8- 14 and their families. The program provides fitness, nutrition, and behavior modification education for children at risk for complications of obesity. Each session involves 60 minutes of nutritional and behavioral education and 60 minutes of exercise, both aerobic and strength training. During the initial few sessions, information such as weight, height, and blood pressure will be obtained for each participant. Information about current dietary and exercise habits will be discussed. The 9 week program involves two evening sessions per week at Woman's Foundation. It is mandatory that children and at least one parent participate in all sessions.
at Women's Foundation
4630 Ambassador Caffery Pkwy
Lafayette, United States
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Tuesday 19 July 2016
Joseph Arthur
Joseph Arthur
14+ event • Upstairs bar at The Bodega
Thursday 10th November 2016
Supported by: t.b.c.
Doors open: at 7:00pm
at The Bodega Social Club
23 Pelham Street
Nottingham, United Kingdom
Orignal From: Joseph Arthur
14+ event • Upstairs bar at The Bodega
Thursday 10th November 2016
Supported by: t.b.c.
Doors open: at 7:00pm
When I first heard Jo's music, his lyrics jumped out at me. I love his words, love his music. It's great to see some of his best written work assembled. His words rattle and rumble and prise open the cage. • Peter Gabriel, musician
To riff off a riff; to update Ginsberg's holy HOWL; to stand this naked; to wrestle an attention deficit world into a moment's shivering standstill, just for a spiked breath of reflection: Wow. Joseph Arthur writes, builds, paints, draws, and creates because he has no choice. It is our luck that he does so. • Michael Stipe of REM
Being around Jo makes me want to create. That's all. That's everything. • Jeff Ament of Pearl Jam and RNDM
Joseph Arthur is one of those rare artists who does it all—he makes you think, makes you look at the word differently, makes your heart sing, makes your soul weep. The sublime "I Miss The Zoo" will make you wax nostalgic and rethink the obvious. Do not miss it. • Harlan Coben, NY Times best-selling author
"A poet, an artist and a modern day troubadour." • Uberrock.co.uk
"His influences are plain enough - Dylan, Waits, Cobain - but by the end of the record, he sounds like nobody but himself; dark, lovelorn and clever." • The Observer
"Joseph Arthur's an oddball songsmith who weaves words, guitars and a whole heap of discordant sounds into songs that hang around your head long after they finish. The sound is spooked, widly introspective, yet wide open enchanting. Arthur writes melodies, chorus, bridge - real songcraft - while sounding like everything just fell into place. Beautifully produced (T-Bone Burnett, take a bow) and boasting a subtle imaginative stylistic mix, Joseph Arthur is an American original and head 'n' shoulders above the likes of Beck." • Uncut
"Put simply, Joe's sickeningly talented." • The Independent
"Joseph Arthur is a long-term disrupter and a challenger of the norms. He is possibly the most talented musician of the last twenty years in the US" • Huffington Post
If anyone is truly deserving of the title of 'artist', it's the mercurial talent that is Joseph Arthur. He's been unleashing material for over a decade and a half, his sheer poetic nature and experimental drive gaining him a deservedly fine reputation in the process. Now the singer-songwriter is back with a new album for Real World Records – his fifth for the label that signed him in 1997. Smart, soulful and intricate in ways that most songwriters can only dream of, Joseph's songs are bursting with ideas - emotionally raw and unyieldingly inventive. His throaty delivery lends a vulnerability to both the beautiful acoustic melodies and harder-edged, expansive driving rock.
Multi-instrumentalist that he is, for "The Family" Joseph single handedly takes on vocals, drums, drum programming, pianos, guitars and synths. A first for Joseph, who for the most part writes songs from guitar, the whole album was written at the piano - a Steinway Vertegrande from 1912, that he'd recently acquired. This aged instrument – so full of character and history, and owned by just one family until it ended up in Joseph's industrial studio space in Red Hook, Brooklyn – was a potent source of inspiration. Like many suburban kids Joseph's first experience of music was early piano lessons - sparking contradictory feelings, from failure to opportunity. However, this Steinway Vertegrande inspired Joseph so significantly, he dropped all his other projects (you'll never find this artist working one thing at time!) and wrote song after song, based around the idea of family. Not Joseph's family – this album after all is a work of fiction – but family in general. The way family dynamics shape us and make us who we are. The songs are sung from the perspective of different characters, from different points in history.
"Nothing in this album comes from judgment," explains Joseph. "These are stories being told from different voices and mysterious times, which hopefully resonate with all the families everywhere." * Joseph's full notes follow below *
The album was mixed by Tchad Blake, whose previous collaborations with Joseph include the well-loved songs "Honey and the Moon" and "In the Sun", the latter which has been covered by Michael Stipe and Peter Gabriel.
Joseph Arthur is a tireless performer – both as solo artist and as a member of Fistful of Mercy with Dhani Harrison and Ben Harper and RNDM with Pearl Jam's Jeff Ament. Solo, he will head out on tour in Europe in summer/autumn 2016 to perform songs from "The Family" for this first time.
Joseph Arthur on The Family
"All happy families resemble each other, each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way." • LEO TOLSTOY, Anna Karenina
I never really sat down at a piano and asked for much from it. Though for me, piano runs deep as the nucleus of my relationship with music. It's how I started. And a thing I hated – not unlike three hundred million suburban kids before and after me. But this thing in my world as a kid just stood there like a judgment of failure and a stunning opportunity, all at the same time. And was used that way against me and for me. And thus began my long, weird relationship with music. This saviour. This damnation. And I won't apologize for the Emo direct sloppiness of this description. There's no way to soft sell it.
Music quickly became the cornerstone of my identity out of need. And it has remained that way ever since. It's a need to transcend this reality for another, and it's what we all seem to strive for in one way, or another. For me, music means freedom and is still the best place to put all the love-frustration-pain-suffering-euphoria-bliss-magic I can muster. It always pays back and pays back in full.
A piano restorer in Carroll Gardens found my 1912 Steinway Vertegrand piano for me. When it came up on Craigslist, he said he was baffled by it. It came to my place for ,600, all in. It was a steal. There are famous photos of John and Paul (The Beatles) playing identical pianos, writing their early hits. My piano tuning friend gave it the full inspection and tuning, but little to no repair was needed. It was like out of a time capsule. It was aged, and it had character. But nothing compared to what it was and how old it is. It had lived in Connecticut with the same family for generations, and it simply had become an artifact, despite sentimental value. Beyond all measure, though entirely impersonal to me, it had become a thing the family could no longer afford to deal with (as all things in this realm finally become.) And how unfortunate/fortunate for it to end up in an industrial garage space/studio off the coast of the waters of Red Hook, Brooklyn, where early in its new life it faced near devastation. It was only saved by friends who lifted it on cinder blocks when Sandy came to fuck us all.
But it survived.
We survived.
This record evolved right around the time the piano made its way to Brooklyn. I'd had a random conversation (is anything random?) with a woman I judged to be into speed and pills (okay, by her own admission). She was telling me about her problems with her ex-husband hounding her about the kids. This inspired the song, "You Wear Me Out", which became the catalyst for the concept of this record about family dynamics. I set out to make an album that centred about all of the aspects and all of the relationships of "The Family". And how fitting that these songs should begin on that hundred-year-old Steinway that had only ever belonged to one family.
So the songs just came. One after the other. It felt like some dumb divine clockwork. Everything else I had, or was doing, went out the window and seemed tired and irrelevant. I hadn't yet released "Boogie Christ", but I dove into this passionately.
"The Family" story is mostly a work of fiction. This isn't about my family. It's about family.
I did interview my parents. I asked for stories – anything they could recall. I remember thinking how strange it was that I hadn't really asked before, and also how relatively little they seemed to know. I think many modern American families operate like this. Off the top of my head, I don't even know much about my heritages. I know that one of my grandfathers comes from Spain, and the other comes from Scotland. My grandmothers are mixes that I can't recall, and so it goes. We blend. Our histories are lost or confused. This is no bad thing, mind you. It's life and it's great, and I'm all for it. We should blend. We should progress. But I digress…
I used facts from things my folks told me and then quickly fictionalized. Not as a rule, but because I wasn't interested in creating a personal history, or telling a story that no one really knows. I utilize the personal to imbibe reality into the universal.
For example, when I refer to 'sister' in "Sister Dawn", I'm not speaking about my sister, though I did use her actual name in the song, "The Family". However, it was me who would climb up every tree. And that wasn't in West Virginia, either. It was in Akron, Ohio. But we did go to Anmoore, West Virginia every summer and every Christmas, and we did play football there.
I incorporated actual names of people who meant something to me, and for whatever reason, never changed them. Perhaps I should have. But songwriters know that names hold weight and are hard to change.
The songs are sung from the perspective of different characters, both male and female, both child and adult, in different times in history. World War II factors in heavily to the story, but for me it was always just about war right now—the loss we all have right now. That's why I let it surround the main story, which is the way family dynamics shape us and make us who we are.
"When I Look At You" is sung from the perspective of a mother looking at her son as she is dealing with losing her husband to the war. As a songwriter, there was great freedom to take myself far out of the equation. And yet the songs felt like these things had been waiting for me, waiting for me to get out. Maybe they were stored up in that piano. Or maybe writing from that thing that had threatened me most was really setting me free. The story is non-linear and abstract, and works to help make it less personal and more universal. (An aside: I asked Tchad Blake to sequence it. He has a peculiar talent for this, as well as for mixing. This album came alive not only through his mixes, but through his sequence and edits.)
"Wishing Well" is about going to the mall in the late '70s/early '80s; it was the only suburban destination for my best friend, Jeremy and me. We'd spend hours with stolen twenties, playing Asteroids or Pac-man, smoking menthol cigarettes I stole from my mom, and joints we got any other kind of way -- and looking at that freaky well in the center of it all -- the weird display of financial lunatic freedom, right in the middle of the celebration of capitalism that was wooing us to sleep through sticky treats and flashing lights. But at the mall we could make some wish, to what or who, I don't know. But no one ever seemed to take that money (from the wishing well). And lets hope at least some of those wishes came true. I know mine did. In West Virginia, you could see the highway from a tiny porch of this little house that had been destroyed. It only exists, like it only ever existed, up here in the spirit where everything is eternal and forgiven, and the complicated aspects that make us these remarkable things called humans. That's what I was trying to document here. That's the story I was trying to tell. Love and loss. Dysfunction and surrender. Hopelessness and abuse. And the thing that somehow allows us to transcend it all. To let the things that at one point impaired us, be the same things from which we develop, or like a blessing, get our strengths.
Nothing in this album comes from judgment. These are stories being told from different voices and mysterious times, which hopefully resonate with all the families everywhere.
The last song on the record, "Daddy, The War Machine", is sung from the perspective of an innocent child, with his simplistic understanding of where his father went, and why – and then with the complexity of his loss and absence. Then the grown-up in him sings almost with defiance, or even as a challenge, with a boxer's pose at the end. It is the loss endured and turned into fearlessness – a kind of punk rock exuberance inviting the reality of this war machine that is the nature of man. It's a celebration of it all. An acceptance and a love letter. To life. And to all families, including mine.
Joseph Arthur March 2016
at The Bodega Social Club
23 Pelham Street
Nottingham, United Kingdom
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Postgraduate Courses with Arranged Work Experience - Consultation Days
Postgraduate Courses with Arranged Work Experience - Consultation Days
Here, at Fitzwilliam Institute Group, we take training standards very seriously. That's why we have designed and perfected postgraduate courses with arranged work experience that will give you all the practical skills, knowledge and experience that you need to successfully secure a job and perform in the challenging Event Management, Public Relations and Digital Marketing industries. We want you to hit the ground running. That's why we selected our trainers carefully - they are all world's top professionals. They work with winning teams all over the world. They bring you practical insights – using Real Life Briefs - rather than theory from a book. They connect you with the best and the brightest in the Events industry to help you land that dream event management job. It's no wonder that 96% of our students enter full-time employment all over the world or get promoted upon completion of our Industry Certified and Internationally Recognised postgraduate diploma courses with arranged work experience. Postgraduate Diploma in Event Management With Arranged Work Experience Postgraduate Diploma in Public Relations With Arranged Work Experience Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Marketing With Arranged Work Experience We want to help make your course choice as easy as possible. That's why we will offer you an exclusive and completely free consultation. If you are considering enroling on any of our courses and have any further questions, please us on 01 283 4579 or info@fitzwilliaminstitute.ie. One of our trained experts will go over your background, help you create a set of action steps and answer any questions about our renowned postgraduate diploma courses with arranged work experience. So don't hesitate to get in touch!
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TEMPLE BAR
Dublin, Ireland
Orignal From: Postgraduate Courses with Arranged Work Experience - Consultation Days
Here, at Fitzwilliam Institute Group, we take training standards very seriously. That's why we have designed and perfected postgraduate courses with arranged work experience that will give you all the practical skills, knowledge and experience that you need to successfully secure a job and perform in the challenging Event Management, Public Relations and Digital Marketing industries. We want you to hit the ground running. That's why we selected our trainers carefully - they are all world's top professionals. They work with winning teams all over the world. They bring you practical insights – using Real Life Briefs - rather than theory from a book. They connect you with the best and the brightest in the Events industry to help you land that dream event management job. It's no wonder that 96% of our students enter full-time employment all over the world or get promoted upon completion of our Industry Certified and Internationally Recognised postgraduate diploma courses with arranged work experience. Postgraduate Diploma in Event Management With Arranged Work Experience Postgraduate Diploma in Public Relations With Arranged Work Experience Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Marketing With Arranged Work Experience We want to help make your course choice as easy as possible. That's why we will offer you an exclusive and completely free consultation. If you are considering enroling on any of our courses and have any further questions, please us on 01 283 4579 or info@fitzwilliaminstitute.ie. One of our trained experts will go over your background, help you create a set of action steps and answer any questions about our renowned postgraduate diploma courses with arranged work experience. So don't hesitate to get in touch!
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TEMPLE BAR
Dublin, Ireland
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A Complete Beginners Muscle Building Guide
A Complete Beginners Muscle Building Guide
A Complete Step-by-step Package For Building Muscles Fast From The Ground Up Including An Overwhelming Amount Of Info With Over A 100 Video Tutorials, Ebooks, Diet & Nutrition, Expert Tips, Workout Logs, MP3 Voice-overs, Bonuses & Much More.
A Complete Beginners Muscle Building Guide
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A Complete Step-by-step Package For Building Muscles Fast From The Ground Up Including An Overwhelming Amount Of Info With Over A 100 Video Tutorials, Ebooks, Diet & Nutrition, Expert Tips, Workout Logs, MP3 Voice-overs, Bonuses & Much More.
A Complete Beginners Muscle Building Guide
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Gazillion Bubble Show
Gazillion Bubble Show
GAZILLION BUBBLE SHOW
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The Gazillion Bubble Show will amaze your whole family with mind blowing bubble magic. Step into an interactive bubble world and be dazzled by spellbinding lasers, spectacular lighting effects, and jaw-dropping masterpieces of bubble artistry. It will make you smile, laugh, and feel like a kid all over again!
The Gazillion Bubble Show is an unbubblievable extravaganza for everyone, unlike anything you have ever seen before. Adults and children of all ages are sure to be enchanted. You will have to experience it to believe it! The Gazillion Bubble Show…"It will BLOW you away!!!"
What the critics are saying:
"Ingenious bubble wizardry" -The New Yorker
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"Spectacular! Unlike Anything You've Ever Seen Before!" -Regis Philbin
"Got Kids? You NEED to see the Gazillion Bubble Show!" -MommyMetro.com
"Dazzling succession of bubbles in mind-blowing configurations.. 4 Stars!" -Time Out NY
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Performance Schedule: Fri 7, Sat 11am, 2pm & 4:30pm, Sun 12pm & 3pm. Additional Holiday Shows
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For Birthday Parties and groups or 12 and more call 1-866-6-GAZTIX or visit the website: GazillionBubbleShow.com
*Restrictions: Tickets regularly . Offer valid on select performances through 11/20/16. For All Regular Performances. Blackout dates may apply. All prices include a facility fee. All sales are final - no refunds or exchanges. Offer subject to availability and prior sale. Not valid in combination with any other offers. Normal service charges apply to phone and internet orders. Performance schedule subject to change. Offer may be revoked or modified at any time without notice. There is a 10 ticket limit per order.
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340 W 50th Street
New York, United States
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GAZILLION BUBBLE SHOW
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Tickets as Low as * (Reg. )
The Gazillion Bubble Show will amaze your whole family with mind blowing bubble magic. Step into an interactive bubble world and be dazzled by spellbinding lasers, spectacular lighting effects, and jaw-dropping masterpieces of bubble artistry. It will make you smile, laugh, and feel like a kid all over again!
The Gazillion Bubble Show is an unbubblievable extravaganza for everyone, unlike anything you have ever seen before. Adults and children of all ages are sure to be enchanted. You will have to experience it to believe it! The Gazillion Bubble Show…"It will BLOW you away!!!"
What the critics are saying:
"Ingenious bubble wizardry" -The New Yorker
"It will blow your mind!" -Oprah
"Spectacular! Unlike Anything You've Ever Seen Before!" -Regis Philbin
"Got Kids? You NEED to see the Gazillion Bubble Show!" -MommyMetro.com
"Dazzling succession of bubbles in mind-blowing configurations.. 4 Stars!" -Time Out NY
"The World's Greatest Bubble Show!" -David Letterman
"Enchanting" -NY Times
Performance Schedule: Fri 7, Sat 11am, 2pm & 4:30pm, Sun 12pm & 3pm. Additional Holiday Shows
EXCLUSIVE NEW COMMERCIAL
3 WAYS TO BUY YOUR TICKETS:
ONLINE: Click Here or Visit TelechargeOffers.com and enter code: GBPOP101
BY PHONE: Call 212-947-8844 and mention code: GBPOP101
IN PERSON: Print out this offer & bring to the New World Stages Box Office- 340 West 50th St Btw 8th & 9th Ave.
For Birthday Parties and groups or 12 and more call 1-866-6-GAZTIX or visit the website: GazillionBubbleShow.com
*Restrictions: Tickets regularly . Offer valid on select performances through 11/20/16. For All Regular Performances. Blackout dates may apply. All prices include a facility fee. All sales are final - no refunds or exchanges. Offer subject to availability and prior sale. Not valid in combination with any other offers. Normal service charges apply to phone and internet orders. Performance schedule subject to change. Offer may be revoked or modified at any time without notice. There is a 10 ticket limit per order.
at New World Stages
340 W 50th Street
New York, United States
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Equine Facilitator Training Year 1
Equine Facilitator Training Year 1
IFEAL Qualifications (IFEAL Q) offers degree and masters level interdisciplinary vocational training in EFHDL, for professional business coaches and consultants, mental health professionals, equine professionals and health and well-being practitioners who want to professionally master the art of employing horses in the field of human development. The IFEAL Q Diploma is certified by Crossfields Institute and Pearson Assured* by Pearson Education Ltd, the UK's largest awarding organisation. IFEAL Q training programmes are underpinned by the IFEAL Method; an integrated methodology of evidence based bio-psycho-social theoretical frameworks and equine ethology. Clinical outcome evaluation of the IFEAL Method by Kings College, London is planned. EFHDL is now recognised as a defined psychological field of science. IFEAL Q are registered training providers listed on the National Council of Psychotherapists (NCP) website. Full details:http://www.ifeal.me/equine-assisted-qualifications/
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Hale Court Farm, Bech Green Road
Withyham, United Kingdom
Orignal From: Equine Facilitator Training Year 1
IFEAL Qualifications (IFEAL Q) offers degree and masters level interdisciplinary vocational training in EFHDL, for professional business coaches and consultants, mental health professionals, equine professionals and health and well-being practitioners who want to professionally master the art of employing horses in the field of human development. The IFEAL Q Diploma is certified by Crossfields Institute and Pearson Assured* by Pearson Education Ltd, the UK's largest awarding organisation. IFEAL Q training programmes are underpinned by the IFEAL Method; an integrated methodology of evidence based bio-psycho-social theoretical frameworks and equine ethology. Clinical outcome evaluation of the IFEAL Method by Kings College, London is planned. EFHDL is now recognised as a defined psychological field of science. IFEAL Q are registered training providers listed on the National Council of Psychotherapists (NCP) website. Full details:http://www.ifeal.me/equine-assisted-qualifications/
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Hale Court Farm, Bech Green Road
Withyham, United Kingdom
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The Sydney Business Networking Event [July 2016]
The Sydney Business Networking Event [July 2016]
What is The Sydney Business Networking Event? It's a thought provoking evening for business leaders and top level professionals to grow their peer network, create new relationships and have a good time. Who is it for? Business owners and professionals like yourself covering all industries, with an open mind to meeting new people, sharing your wealth of knowledge and not being afraid to ask for what you need. You will meet everybody from marketing gurus, communications professionals, brokers, designers, executives, lawyers, accountants, entrepreneurs, speakers, and so many more. Scroll down to see a full list from one of our previous events. Who is Presenting? At each event we have a short presentation. To give you new ideas on how to improve your business, collaborate, cut costs, get funded, grow sales and more. Each time the focus is on something you can bring back to your office and implement right away. The night includes... A room full of high profile professionals - there are "business connectors" to welcome you, and introduce you to people who most interest you Complimentary wine, beer and finger food Engaging ways to "meet-and-mingle" with other guests Presentation with take-home insights you can implement right away Prizes and a goodie bag from our sponsors To reserve a space at this exclusive event please use the registration options above. How does it work? We believe that business networking can be both effective and fun. The game is not about walking away with a huge stack of business cards of people you couldn't recognise if they called you the next day. It's about fostering real relationships with people who can help build your business, or whom you can help build theirs. This is how we make it happen... You are greeted and introduced as you arrive. Nothing worse than being the last new arrival trying to break into somebody's conversation We interrupt proceedings throughout the evening. Gives you a chance to connect with other business owners and with exhibitors. No need to be stuck with the same person for 45 minutes There is always a great mix of people. Some have been to many of our events, however, generally 50% of attendees are there for the first time. That means there is always somebody new to meet for everybody. You meet real, serious business owners, executives and specialists. The list of titles below is real, we just removed the duplicates. From one single event. As we ask people to connect and share, instead of to sell, you will see that really genuine people show up. Event Location! We're at our favourite location of the Royal Exchange - right in the heart of the city. Who will you meet? Well, we can't guarantee exactly who will be in the room, but we can tell you who normally shows up (this list is a condensed list of the titles of people who showed up at a previous Business Connector event, copied from Eventbrite): Creative Director Owner & Head Copywriter Photographer Financial Controller Project Engineer Principal Lawyer Managing Director General Manager Garden Designer Solicitor/Director Executive Producer Advisor/Counsellor Photographer Consultant Business Writer Principal Strategist Business Performance Strategist Principal Owner Counsellor/Psychotherapist Co-founder Business facilitator Internet Marketing Consultant Social Media Specialist Chairman Executive Assistant Regional Manager Director Founder Business Manager Operations Manager Managing Director CEO Copywriter Principal Consultant Facilities Manager Owner Marketing Consultant Director - Corporate Training Partner Lawyer, Consultant & Business Adviser Brand Designer Producer Senior Graphic Designer & Brand Manager Peak Performance Executive Principal Small Business Specialist Business Banking Manager Investment Adviser Senior Consultant Business Advisor Business Coach Chiropractor What do Others Say? Terri Purchase • I would highly recommend anyone who is interested in meeting a great & varied group of people who are serious about their business join this group. I went to the event that Hugh & Mike ran last Tuesday night (my first) & it was the most slick networking event I have ever been to. I moved to Sydney from Los Angeles & have been to a couple of networking events since I have been here but their event was by far the best. What makes what they do so great (both the events & this group), the wonderful mix of people, the structure that Hugh & Mike create for the live events & they appear to me to be about: being informative, facilitating great networking/conversations, injecting humor where appropriate & most importantly encouraging people to engage so that we can all learn off each other. I love assisting in connecting people who can benefit each other & they are all about this also. I look forward to participating in some of the discussions on here & meeting others who are passionate about create amazing businesses, at future events. FAQs What is the refund policy? You can cancel your booking up to 5 days before an event and your ticket will be fully refunded. As this is the normal cut-off for organising catering and other event details, no refunds are possible after that point. Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? You can bring your printed ticket or install the Eventbrite app on your smartphone. We love paperless! What's the dress code? Business casual is normal - most people come straight from work so whatever you wear professionally is fine. Should I bring business cards? Are you serious? If you don't have something to share so that people can contact you again, why bother making connections in the first place? :) When should I arrive? If you arrive more than 15 minutes after the start you will probably miss our introduction and our explanation of how our events run, so please try to be prompt. Any other tips? Arrive early, welcome people arriving later, be honest and open, be prepared to ask for help with your business.
at Roxbury Hotel
180/182 St Johns Rd, Glebe
Sydney, Australia
Orignal From: The Sydney Business Networking Event [July 2016]
What is The Sydney Business Networking Event? It's a thought provoking evening for business leaders and top level professionals to grow their peer network, create new relationships and have a good time. Who is it for? Business owners and professionals like yourself covering all industries, with an open mind to meeting new people, sharing your wealth of knowledge and not being afraid to ask for what you need. You will meet everybody from marketing gurus, communications professionals, brokers, designers, executives, lawyers, accountants, entrepreneurs, speakers, and so many more. Scroll down to see a full list from one of our previous events. Who is Presenting? At each event we have a short presentation. To give you new ideas on how to improve your business, collaborate, cut costs, get funded, grow sales and more. Each time the focus is on something you can bring back to your office and implement right away. The night includes... A room full of high profile professionals - there are "business connectors" to welcome you, and introduce you to people who most interest you Complimentary wine, beer and finger food Engaging ways to "meet-and-mingle" with other guests Presentation with take-home insights you can implement right away Prizes and a goodie bag from our sponsors To reserve a space at this exclusive event please use the registration options above. How does it work? We believe that business networking can be both effective and fun. The game is not about walking away with a huge stack of business cards of people you couldn't recognise if they called you the next day. It's about fostering real relationships with people who can help build your business, or whom you can help build theirs. This is how we make it happen... You are greeted and introduced as you arrive. Nothing worse than being the last new arrival trying to break into somebody's conversation We interrupt proceedings throughout the evening. Gives you a chance to connect with other business owners and with exhibitors. No need to be stuck with the same person for 45 minutes There is always a great mix of people. Some have been to many of our events, however, generally 50% of attendees are there for the first time. That means there is always somebody new to meet for everybody. You meet real, serious business owners, executives and specialists. The list of titles below is real, we just removed the duplicates. From one single event. As we ask people to connect and share, instead of to sell, you will see that really genuine people show up. Event Location! We're at our favourite location of the Royal Exchange - right in the heart of the city. Who will you meet? Well, we can't guarantee exactly who will be in the room, but we can tell you who normally shows up (this list is a condensed list of the titles of people who showed up at a previous Business Connector event, copied from Eventbrite): Creative Director Owner & Head Copywriter Photographer Financial Controller Project Engineer Principal Lawyer Managing Director General Manager Garden Designer Solicitor/Director Executive Producer Advisor/Counsellor Photographer Consultant Business Writer Principal Strategist Business Performance Strategist Principal Owner Counsellor/Psychotherapist Co-founder Business facilitator Internet Marketing Consultant Social Media Specialist Chairman Executive Assistant Regional Manager Director Founder Business Manager Operations Manager Managing Director CEO Copywriter Principal Consultant Facilities Manager Owner Marketing Consultant Director - Corporate Training Partner Lawyer, Consultant & Business Adviser Brand Designer Producer Senior Graphic Designer & Brand Manager Peak Performance Executive Principal Small Business Specialist Business Banking Manager Investment Adviser Senior Consultant Business Advisor Business Coach Chiropractor What do Others Say? Terri Purchase • I would highly recommend anyone who is interested in meeting a great & varied group of people who are serious about their business join this group. I went to the event that Hugh & Mike ran last Tuesday night (my first) & it was the most slick networking event I have ever been to. I moved to Sydney from Los Angeles & have been to a couple of networking events since I have been here but their event was by far the best. What makes what they do so great (both the events & this group), the wonderful mix of people, the structure that Hugh & Mike create for the live events & they appear to me to be about: being informative, facilitating great networking/conversations, injecting humor where appropriate & most importantly encouraging people to engage so that we can all learn off each other. I love assisting in connecting people who can benefit each other & they are all about this also. I look forward to participating in some of the discussions on here & meeting others who are passionate about create amazing businesses, at future events. FAQs What is the refund policy? You can cancel your booking up to 5 days before an event and your ticket will be fully refunded. As this is the normal cut-off for organising catering and other event details, no refunds are possible after that point. Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? You can bring your printed ticket or install the Eventbrite app on your smartphone. We love paperless! What's the dress code? Business casual is normal - most people come straight from work so whatever you wear professionally is fine. Should I bring business cards? Are you serious? If you don't have something to share so that people can contact you again, why bother making connections in the first place? :) When should I arrive? If you arrive more than 15 minutes after the start you will probably miss our introduction and our explanation of how our events run, so please try to be prompt. Any other tips? Arrive early, welcome people arriving later, be honest and open, be prepared to ask for help with your business.
at Roxbury Hotel
180/182 St Johns Rd, Glebe
Sydney, Australia
Orignal From: The Sydney Business Networking Event [July 2016]
Road MAPP to Success: Set and Reach Goals that Matter
Road MAPP to Success: Set and Reach Goals that Matter
This seminar is for people who are ready to take their success to the next level.
For people who are ready to move up at work, get a better career or break out and start their own business.
For people who have BIG DREAMS that need to become reality because THE WORLD NEEDS what you are about to create.
See, a lot of people stop setting goals because they are tired or afraid of failing.
But the reality is that most of those people were destined to FAIL BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T KNOW HOW to effectively set goals and they definitely didn't know how to carry through to reach their goals.
And I'm not just talking about setting SMART goals. That's a great and essential start.
BUT,setting a SMART goal doesn't keep you motivated and inspired to succeed.
I know countless people who have set SMART goals that never even got started.
This seminar will give you the tools to properly set goals AND stay motivated from beginning to end.
Imagine what your life would look like if you were able to keep and reach every New Year's resolution from now on.
Seriously, stop and think about that for a second.
Imagine what would be different if you simply kept the resolution from this past New Year?
How many people actually set smaller and smaller resolutions each year because they weren't able to accomplish the goal for the years before?
That is NOT the life we were meant to live.
We were not created to aim low and you don't have to and should NOT wait until next New Year to set a new resolution.
You should be setting big goals right now!
In this seminar, you'll learn the LiveTheGoals MAPP method to setting and reaching goals!
Learning the MAPP method will give you the tools to:
- Stop procrastinating on your goals
- Develop big goals that are aligned with your purpose and passion
- Go beyond setting SMART Goals
- Completely change your life in just 5 minutes a day
- Overcome obstacles and stay motivated to the end
Whether your goals are related to your mind, body, spirit or wallet, the MAPP method will keep you on the right path to success.
Take action so that you can Set and Reach Goals that Matter!
Seminar Taught By: Dale Richardson, Esq.
Member of the John Maxwell Coaching, Speaking and Teaching Team
& Host of LiveTheGoals Podcast
When: Saturday, July 23, 2016. (7/23/16)
Time: 8:45 AM – 1:30 PM (Eastern)
Location: LiveTheGoals HQ
*Light snack will be provided throughout the seminar
For Tickets and Info Click the Link Below
at LiveTheGoals HQ
981 Joseph E Lowery Blvd NW, Suite 110
Atlanta, United States
Orignal From: Road MAPP to Success: Set and Reach Goals that Matter
This seminar is for people who are ready to take their success to the next level.
For people who are ready to move up at work, get a better career or break out and start their own business.
For people who have BIG DREAMS that need to become reality because THE WORLD NEEDS what you are about to create.
See, a lot of people stop setting goals because they are tired or afraid of failing.
But the reality is that most of those people were destined to FAIL BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T KNOW HOW to effectively set goals and they definitely didn't know how to carry through to reach their goals.
And I'm not just talking about setting SMART goals. That's a great and essential start.
BUT,setting a SMART goal doesn't keep you motivated and inspired to succeed.
I know countless people who have set SMART goals that never even got started.
This seminar will give you the tools to properly set goals AND stay motivated from beginning to end.
Imagine what your life would look like if you were able to keep and reach every New Year's resolution from now on.
Seriously, stop and think about that for a second.
Imagine what would be different if you simply kept the resolution from this past New Year?
How many people actually set smaller and smaller resolutions each year because they weren't able to accomplish the goal for the years before?
That is NOT the life we were meant to live.
We were not created to aim low and you don't have to and should NOT wait until next New Year to set a new resolution.
You should be setting big goals right now!
In this seminar, you'll learn the LiveTheGoals MAPP method to setting and reaching goals!
Learning the MAPP method will give you the tools to:
- Stop procrastinating on your goals
- Develop big goals that are aligned with your purpose and passion
- Go beyond setting SMART Goals
- Completely change your life in just 5 minutes a day
- Overcome obstacles and stay motivated to the end
Whether your goals are related to your mind, body, spirit or wallet, the MAPP method will keep you on the right path to success.
Take action so that you can Set and Reach Goals that Matter!
Seminar Taught By: Dale Richardson, Esq.
Member of the John Maxwell Coaching, Speaking and Teaching Team
& Host of LiveTheGoals Podcast
When: Saturday, July 23, 2016. (7/23/16)
Time: 8:45 AM – 1:30 PM (Eastern)
Location: LiveTheGoals HQ
*Light snack will be provided throughout the seminar
For Tickets and Info Click the Link Below
at LiveTheGoals HQ
981 Joseph E Lowery Blvd NW, Suite 110
Atlanta, United States
Orignal From: Road MAPP to Success: Set and Reach Goals that Matter
WHITE HOT SUMMER NIGHT W / JAZZ GREATS PETER WHITE AND EUGE GROOVE
WHITE HOT SUMMER NIGHT W / JAZZ GREATS PETER WHITE AND EUGE GROOVE
SUMMER JAZZ & WINE SERIES with participating Local Wineries and Smooth Jazz Radio KJZY 93.7! WHITE HOT SUMMER NIGHT W / JAZZ GREATS PETER WHITE AND EUGE GROOVE, on the same stage! 21 & over unless accompanied by a legal guardian. Absolutely NO FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY or VIDEO FOR ANY SHOW.
at Rock Star University House of Rock
3410 Industrial Parkway
Santa Rosa, United States
Orignal From: WHITE HOT SUMMER NIGHT W / JAZZ GREATS PETER WHITE AND EUGE GROOVE
SUMMER JAZZ & WINE SERIES with participating Local Wineries and Smooth Jazz Radio KJZY 93.7! WHITE HOT SUMMER NIGHT W / JAZZ GREATS PETER WHITE AND EUGE GROOVE, on the same stage! 21 & over unless accompanied by a legal guardian. Absolutely NO FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY or VIDEO FOR ANY SHOW.
at Rock Star University House of Rock
3410 Industrial Parkway
Santa Rosa, United States
Orignal From: WHITE HOT SUMMER NIGHT W / JAZZ GREATS PETER WHITE AND EUGE GROOVE
wide open mic
wide open mic
wide open mic
Monday, April 25, 2016
at Mojos Bar
237 Queen Victoria St
North Fremantle, Australia
Orignal From: wide open mic
wide open mic
Monday, April 25, 2016
Catch the standout Open Mic Night, talked about in all languages and countries of the world, the one & only Wide Open Mic! As this is the premier Open Mic Night the schedule books up in advance. To play, there's two requirements, first you must email Tash Shanks via mojosopenmic@gmail.com or send here SMS via 0458 095 364. Secondly, once you've secured a gig, you best invite everyone you ever met to see your Mojos Bar performance!
Doors 5pm, live music starts at 8pm | Entry FREE
at Mojos Bar
237 Queen Victoria St
North Fremantle, Australia
Orignal From: wide open mic
Wednesday 13 July 2016
Diverse Sci-Fi/Fantasy Panel Moderated by Jennifer Baker (Panel Organizer/Brand Manager, We Need Diverse Books)
Diverse Sci-Fi/Fantasy Panel Moderated by Jennifer Baker (Panel Organizer/Brand Manager, We Need Diverse Books)
OCTOBER 10, 2016 ---- MONDAY Diverse Sci-fi/Fantasy Panel Moderated by Jennifer Baker (Panel Organizer/Brand Manager, We Need Diverse Books) SCBWI Metro NY Co-Event with WNDB - Diverse SFF Panel Moderated by Jennifer Baker (Panel Organizer/Brand Manager, We Need Diverse Books), this panel of three authors: Heidi Heilig, Zoraida Cordova, and Tracey Baptiste offers a Diverse Sci-fi/Fantasy discussion on craft, world-building, research and more in terms of building stories with fantastical elements for young readers. Jennifer Baker is a native New Yorker and a production editor with over a decade of experience in publishing. Jenn's been a contributing writer to the urban ezine AroundHarlem.com and currently writes reviews for DinnerReviews.com. In December 2013, her young adult manuscript, The Facility, won the SCBWI On-the-Verge Emerging Voices Award for underrepresented voices in children's literature. Jenn is presently working on a multi-generational linked anthology centered around race and family as well as a young adult suspense with a diverse cast. A baking enthusiast as well as a writer you can find her on Twitter and Instagram: @jbakernyc. Heidi Heilig grew up in Hawaii, and then she moved to New York City and grew up even more. She holds an MFA from NYU in Musical Theatre Writing, and lives in Brooklyn. THE GIRL FROM EVERYWHERE is her first novel, and the sequel, THE SHIP BEYOND TIME, will be available Spring 2017. Zoraida Córdova is the author of The Vicious Deep trilogy, the On the Verge series, and Labyrinth Lost. She loves black coffee, snark, and still believes in magic. She is a New Yorker at heart and is currently working on her next novel. Send her a tweet @Zlikeinzorro Tracey Baptiste is the author of the creepy MG fantasy novel The Jumbies (with a sequel coming soon), the contemporary YA novel Angel's Grace and 9 non-fiction books for kids in elementary through high school. I'm a former elementary school teacher, I do lots of author visits, and I'm on the faculty at Lesley University's Creative Writing MFA program. I am a freelance editor for publishers and individual authors. My name is pronounced buhTEEST. Please note that you do NOT need a PayPal account to pay online; PayPal will accept your credit card without setting up an account. Walk ins: although we do accept walk ins, events often sell out so pre-registering is recommended. Event details: Doors open at 7.15pm. Seating is limited to the first 70 people. Late arrivals: if you are pre-registered and you have not checked in by 7:25pm, we reserve the right to assign your seat to someone else. Last minute changes: please check the calendar closer to the event in case of unforeseeable last minute changes. Refunds will only be considered 48 hrs prior to the event with a service charge.
at New York Anthroposophical Society
138 West Fifteenth Street (between Sixth and Seventh Avenues
New York, United States
Orignal From: Diverse Sci-Fi/Fantasy Panel Moderated by Jennifer Baker (Panel Organizer/Brand Manager, We Need Diverse Books)
OCTOBER 10, 2016 ---- MONDAY Diverse Sci-fi/Fantasy Panel Moderated by Jennifer Baker (Panel Organizer/Brand Manager, We Need Diverse Books) SCBWI Metro NY Co-Event with WNDB - Diverse SFF Panel Moderated by Jennifer Baker (Panel Organizer/Brand Manager, We Need Diverse Books), this panel of three authors: Heidi Heilig, Zoraida Cordova, and Tracey Baptiste offers a Diverse Sci-fi/Fantasy discussion on craft, world-building, research and more in terms of building stories with fantastical elements for young readers. Jennifer Baker is a native New Yorker and a production editor with over a decade of experience in publishing. Jenn's been a contributing writer to the urban ezine AroundHarlem.com and currently writes reviews for DinnerReviews.com. In December 2013, her young adult manuscript, The Facility, won the SCBWI On-the-Verge Emerging Voices Award for underrepresented voices in children's literature. Jenn is presently working on a multi-generational linked anthology centered around race and family as well as a young adult suspense with a diverse cast. A baking enthusiast as well as a writer you can find her on Twitter and Instagram: @jbakernyc. Heidi Heilig grew up in Hawaii, and then she moved to New York City and grew up even more. She holds an MFA from NYU in Musical Theatre Writing, and lives in Brooklyn. THE GIRL FROM EVERYWHERE is her first novel, and the sequel, THE SHIP BEYOND TIME, will be available Spring 2017. Zoraida Córdova is the author of The Vicious Deep trilogy, the On the Verge series, and Labyrinth Lost. She loves black coffee, snark, and still believes in magic. She is a New Yorker at heart and is currently working on her next novel. Send her a tweet @Zlikeinzorro Tracey Baptiste is the author of the creepy MG fantasy novel The Jumbies (with a sequel coming soon), the contemporary YA novel Angel's Grace and 9 non-fiction books for kids in elementary through high school. I'm a former elementary school teacher, I do lots of author visits, and I'm on the faculty at Lesley University's Creative Writing MFA program. I am a freelance editor for publishers and individual authors. My name is pronounced buhTEEST. Please note that you do NOT need a PayPal account to pay online; PayPal will accept your credit card without setting up an account. Walk ins: although we do accept walk ins, events often sell out so pre-registering is recommended. Event details: Doors open at 7.15pm. Seating is limited to the first 70 people. Late arrivals: if you are pre-registered and you have not checked in by 7:25pm, we reserve the right to assign your seat to someone else. Last minute changes: please check the calendar closer to the event in case of unforeseeable last minute changes. Refunds will only be considered 48 hrs prior to the event with a service charge.
at New York Anthroposophical Society
138 West Fifteenth Street (between Sixth and Seventh Avenues
New York, United States
Orignal From: Diverse Sci-Fi/Fantasy Panel Moderated by Jennifer Baker (Panel Organizer/Brand Manager, We Need Diverse Books)
Alunageorge
Alunageorge
with Saba
Do you remember a time, not so long ago, when pop music felt strange? Alliances of visionary producers and charismatic singers spawned a series of songs that were as radical as they were catchy: hits like Destiny's Child's Say My Name, Aaliyah's Try Again and Tweet's Oops (Oh My). It was great, wasn't it? AlunaGeorge thought so too. Now, when the Top 40 has never been more homogenous, they want to shake things up again. "I guess we're always looking for the exception to the rule. You just have to hope people get bored and want something else," says Aluna.AlunaGeorge are Aluna Francis and George Reid. "Aluna" means "come here" in the Mwera dialect of Tanzania, "pupil" in Portugese and "Mother Earth" in Mayan. "George" means George. Aluna writes and sings the melodies and lyrics. George arranges the music into uncanny and seductive new shapes. They met in 2009. They live in London. They have released two fresh, irresistible singles, You Know You Like It and Your Drums, Your Love, and they have only just begun.AlunaGeorge are entering 2013 with fans in all the right places. They are among the final three contenders for the Brits Critics' Choice Award and on the longlist for the BBC's influential Sound of 2013 poll. Pitchfork, which has championed them from the start, booked them to play at its Paris festival in November. In the fashion world, Moschino asked the duo to perform at their London Fashion Week show and Next Models has signed Aluna confirmation of her idiosyncratic star quality.Aluna was born in Wales and moved between the UK and US before settling in St Alban's in her teens. It wasn't one of the world's great musical hotspots and her search for musical collaborators led her to pack up and move to London, where she found herself squatting in a north-west London flat with an artist, below a bunch of ex-convicts who had been in prison for murder. A fan of such striking vocalists as PJ Harvey, CocoRosie and Fever Ray, "I was finding out how to use my voice for what it is rather than try and be something I'm not."In 2006 she joined quirky electro-pop outfit My Toys Like Me and enjoyed singing but was unhappy with her lyrics. The experience taught her to focus more on writing songs that contained some emotional truth. "If I can't sing them and know what the hell I'm talking about that's a big no-no for me. I read about old-style songwriters like Sammy Kahn and all these little tricks and games you can play. That was kind of a turning point."In 2009 George asked My Toys Like Me if he could remix their single Sweetheart and met Aluna for the first time at a meeting with the band. At the time he was living in Kingston, Surrey and playing guitar in "math-pop" band Colour. "Lots of boys wanting to show off by playing in stupid time signatures," he says self-deprecatingly. Influenced by Warp Records acts such as Flying Lotus, George aspired to be a producer and began honing his skills in electronic music, combining laptop software with loop pedals.Despite their different musical backgrounds, Aluna and George realised they wanted the same thing. Both fans of leftfield instrumental production, neither could fathom why someone didn't turn these incredible beats into pop songs, so they decided to do it themselves. "We hit on a way of doing pop that was our own," says Aluna.The very first song they made together, the glitchy, twilit Double Sixes, was given away on their website. Another early song, Disobey, ended up on an episode of the US version of Skins in 2010 soundtracking a sex scene. Aluna recalls awkward situations in George's bedroom where she'd be recording "sexy lyrics" in his makeshift vocal booth which consisted of a towel over the door.In summer 2011 relatively unknown UK label Super released the You Know You Like It single and funded a memorable low-budget video featuring a squad of dancing Alunas. "Everyone was doing us favours," says Aluna. "No one got paid. And ever since people have been trying to get us to replicate that video!" Publishers and labels came calling, including hip Brooklyn-based Tri Angle Records, who gave the track an extended lease of life by releasing an EP including Just a Touch. They signed to Island in January 2012, which meant they could move into a small west London studio and stop annoying George's neighbours.They've been hunkered down in the studio for most of the year, preparing their debut album for the first half of 2013 and turning down some tempting offers. But Aluna did find time to sing on Rustie's After Light (because, hey, it's Warp), while George has brought his remix magic to Florence & the Machine (Spectrum), Friends (I'm His Girl) and Lana Del Rey (Born to Die).AlunaGeorge's songs hinge on the chemistry between Aluna's cool, commanding, distinctly British vocals and George's disorientating brew of warped samples, twitching beats and thick, woozy bass. Take their calling-card, You Know You Like It. Aluna improvised the singsong chorus at a bus stop in Harlesden and sang it down the phone line to George. The verse was a song she wrote at college a few years ago "about being defiant". "I'm no fool," she sings. "No, I'm not a follower." George set it to a slippery, unpredictable rhythm and swathed it in a dreamlike haze. The contrast's the thing.The album demonstrates the breadth and fluidity of AlunaGeorge's sound: the strutting, taunting Attracting Flies ("Your invitations are fake/Must be from a ticket tout"), the sleek 80s soul groove of Bad Idea, the slippery, dream-like Body Music, the aquatic slow jam Diver and the joyous, widescreen love song Superstar. This is exotic, imaginative pop destined for Radio 1 playlists as much as it is for blog acclaim.As the album progresses, AlunaGeorge report that Island are happy to let a good thing breathe. "They kind of leave it up to us," says Aluna. "They're like, just do something wonderful." You can be sure of that. British pop just got a lot more interesting.
at The Ready Room
4191 Manchester Ave.
Saint Louis, United States
Orignal From: Alunageorge
with Saba
Do you remember a time, not so long ago, when pop music felt strange? Alliances of visionary producers and charismatic singers spawned a series of songs that were as radical as they were catchy: hits like Destiny's Child's Say My Name, Aaliyah's Try Again and Tweet's Oops (Oh My). It was great, wasn't it? AlunaGeorge thought so too. Now, when the Top 40 has never been more homogenous, they want to shake things up again. "I guess we're always looking for the exception to the rule. You just have to hope people get bored and want something else," says Aluna.AlunaGeorge are Aluna Francis and George Reid. "Aluna" means "come here" in the Mwera dialect of Tanzania, "pupil" in Portugese and "Mother Earth" in Mayan. "George" means George. Aluna writes and sings the melodies and lyrics. George arranges the music into uncanny and seductive new shapes. They met in 2009. They live in London. They have released two fresh, irresistible singles, You Know You Like It and Your Drums, Your Love, and they have only just begun.AlunaGeorge are entering 2013 with fans in all the right places. They are among the final three contenders for the Brits Critics' Choice Award and on the longlist for the BBC's influential Sound of 2013 poll. Pitchfork, which has championed them from the start, booked them to play at its Paris festival in November. In the fashion world, Moschino asked the duo to perform at their London Fashion Week show and Next Models has signed Aluna confirmation of her idiosyncratic star quality.Aluna was born in Wales and moved between the UK and US before settling in St Alban's in her teens. It wasn't one of the world's great musical hotspots and her search for musical collaborators led her to pack up and move to London, where she found herself squatting in a north-west London flat with an artist, below a bunch of ex-convicts who had been in prison for murder. A fan of such striking vocalists as PJ Harvey, CocoRosie and Fever Ray, "I was finding out how to use my voice for what it is rather than try and be something I'm not."In 2006 she joined quirky electro-pop outfit My Toys Like Me and enjoyed singing but was unhappy with her lyrics. The experience taught her to focus more on writing songs that contained some emotional truth. "If I can't sing them and know what the hell I'm talking about that's a big no-no for me. I read about old-style songwriters like Sammy Kahn and all these little tricks and games you can play. That was kind of a turning point."In 2009 George asked My Toys Like Me if he could remix their single Sweetheart and met Aluna for the first time at a meeting with the band. At the time he was living in Kingston, Surrey and playing guitar in "math-pop" band Colour. "Lots of boys wanting to show off by playing in stupid time signatures," he says self-deprecatingly. Influenced by Warp Records acts such as Flying Lotus, George aspired to be a producer and began honing his skills in electronic music, combining laptop software with loop pedals.Despite their different musical backgrounds, Aluna and George realised they wanted the same thing. Both fans of leftfield instrumental production, neither could fathom why someone didn't turn these incredible beats into pop songs, so they decided to do it themselves. "We hit on a way of doing pop that was our own," says Aluna.The very first song they made together, the glitchy, twilit Double Sixes, was given away on their website. Another early song, Disobey, ended up on an episode of the US version of Skins in 2010 soundtracking a sex scene. Aluna recalls awkward situations in George's bedroom where she'd be recording "sexy lyrics" in his makeshift vocal booth which consisted of a towel over the door.In summer 2011 relatively unknown UK label Super released the You Know You Like It single and funded a memorable low-budget video featuring a squad of dancing Alunas. "Everyone was doing us favours," says Aluna. "No one got paid. And ever since people have been trying to get us to replicate that video!" Publishers and labels came calling, including hip Brooklyn-based Tri Angle Records, who gave the track an extended lease of life by releasing an EP including Just a Touch. They signed to Island in January 2012, which meant they could move into a small west London studio and stop annoying George's neighbours.They've been hunkered down in the studio for most of the year, preparing their debut album for the first half of 2013 and turning down some tempting offers. But Aluna did find time to sing on Rustie's After Light (because, hey, it's Warp), while George has brought his remix magic to Florence & the Machine (Spectrum), Friends (I'm His Girl) and Lana Del Rey (Born to Die).AlunaGeorge's songs hinge on the chemistry between Aluna's cool, commanding, distinctly British vocals and George's disorientating brew of warped samples, twitching beats and thick, woozy bass. Take their calling-card, You Know You Like It. Aluna improvised the singsong chorus at a bus stop in Harlesden and sang it down the phone line to George. The verse was a song she wrote at college a few years ago "about being defiant". "I'm no fool," she sings. "No, I'm not a follower." George set it to a slippery, unpredictable rhythm and swathed it in a dreamlike haze. The contrast's the thing.The album demonstrates the breadth and fluidity of AlunaGeorge's sound: the strutting, taunting Attracting Flies ("Your invitations are fake/Must be from a ticket tout"), the sleek 80s soul groove of Bad Idea, the slippery, dream-like Body Music, the aquatic slow jam Diver and the joyous, widescreen love song Superstar. This is exotic, imaginative pop destined for Radio 1 playlists as much as it is for blog acclaim.As the album progresses, AlunaGeorge report that Island are happy to let a good thing breathe. "They kind of leave it up to us," says Aluna. "They're like, just do something wonderful." You can be sure of that. British pop just got a lot more interesting.
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Plant Growth in Space (NASA, International Space Station)
Plant Growth in Space (NASA, International Space Station)
A tiny bubble of air hangs suspended inside a droplet of water on a plant in microgravity. Many experiments on the station study how plants grow in space. Future explorers to distant destinations will need to grow food, so understanding plant growth in the microgravity environment is important. By observing plants in this environment, scientists also have learned more about why plants on Earth have certain characteristics.
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Troye Sivan - Suburbia Tour: Presented by WNCI
Troye Sivan - Suburbia Tour: Presented by WNCI
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405 Neil Avenue
Columbus, United States
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Troye Sivan - The Suburbia Tour: Presented by WNCI
EXPRESS LIVE! - 405 Neil Ave Columbus, OH 43215
(formerly LC Pavilion)
Saturday, November 5, 2016; Doors open at 6:30 PM
.50 Advance / .00 Day of Show
General Admission - All Ages
This show is indoors!
The "Suburbia Tour," the second North American leg of Troye Sivan's world tour in support of his debut album, Blue Neighbourhood, will kick off on October 16 with a show at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. A ticket presale will begin on Wednesday, May 18, at 10:00 a.m. local time at www.troyesivan.com. Fans who pre-order the deluxe cassette edition of Blue Neighbourhood, or purchase any other item from his official music store will have access to the pre-sale for a chance at advance tickets. Tickets go on sale to the general public beginning Friday, May 20, starting at 10 a.m. local time. A portion of ticket sales will go to The Ally Coalition, which supports LGBTQ causes and the fight against discrimination through education, awareness and advocacy. The young Australian artist will perform at the Billboard Music Awards as the "KIA One To Watch" artist. Billboard are giving fans a behind-the-scenes look into Troye's journey thus far at Billboard.com/kia, where new content will be posted each day through May 23. "Youth," from Troye's 2015 debut album, Blue Neighbourhood (Capitol Records), topped Billboard's Dance Club Songs chart and entered the Top 25 of Billboard's Hot 100. The song is certified Gold and is quickly approaching Platinum. The New York Times hailed Troye as a "prototype for tomorrow's global pop star" and TIME named the celebrated YouTuber as one of the most influential teens of 2014. Blue Neighbourhood, topped over 50 iTunes charts around the world, debuted in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 and has earned more than 700,000 equivalent albums globally in five months. Troye has 20 million combined online followers and nearly one billion streams to date.
Official Website: www.troyesivan.com
Tickets on sale at all Ticketmaster locations. Charge by phone at 800-745-3000 or online at www.ticketmaster.com. For more information, visit www.promowestlive.com.
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405 Neil Avenue
Columbus, United States
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Free! Lunch with Live Animals
Free! Lunch with Live Animals
Come get up close and personal with our live animal collection! Help feed our black snakes, turtles and toads. Saturdays, 12 -12:30 pm. Cost: Free. Meeting Location: DuPont Environmental Education Center 1400 Delmarva Lane Wilmington, DE 19801 No Pre-registration Required. Just Show Up!
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1400 Delmarva Ln
Wilmington, United States
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Come get up close and personal with our live animal collection! Help feed our black snakes, turtles and toads. Saturdays, 12 -12:30 pm. Cost: Free. Meeting Location: DuPont Environmental Education Center 1400 Delmarva Lane Wilmington, DE 19801 No Pre-registration Required. Just Show Up!
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1400 Delmarva Ln
Wilmington, United States
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Chris Robinson Brotherhood
Chris Robinson Brotherhood
When the Chris Robinson Brotherhood headed into the studio to begin recording their new album, Anyway You Love, We Know How You Feel, no one knew just what to expect. These would be the band's first recordings with new drummer Tony Leone (Ollabelle, Levon Helm), their first since the departure of founding bassist Mark "Muddy" Dutton, and their first time producing themselves. But as anybody who's been following the CRB can attest, this is a band that thrives on the unexpected. If you need proof, just go back to 2012, when they first emerged on the national stage by releasing not one, but two acclaimed full-length albums within a few months of each other. Critics hailed their sprawling debut, Big Moon Ritual, as a revelation, with Uncut calling it a "tenderly-executed piece of work[that's] both earthy and transcendent," while The Independent raved that Robinson had "finally found the ideal vehicle to indulge his taste for 'Cosmic California Music.'" The reviews were similarly ecstatic for its immediate follow-up, The Magic Door, which was praised by Relix as "classic rock in the finest sense." The band's relentless tour schedule brought their shimmering acid-Americana around the world for a staggering 118-date tour, firmly establishing the CRB as the new standard-bearers of the psychedelic roots torch.In 2014, they returned to the studio for Phosphorescent Harvest, a masterful collection that showcased the blossoming songwriting partnership between Robinson and CRB lead guitarist Neal Casal. Rolling Stone raved that the album was "electrifyingboast[ing] a vintage rock vibe thats at once quirky, trippy, soulful and downright magnetic," and Guitar World called it "a treasure trove of soul that advances the band's bluesy, kaleidoscopic sound." On each of those albums, the songs and arrangements had been locked in prior to the sessions, but heading back into the studio for Anyway You Love, Robinson purposely left as much open-ended as possible, embracing the lineup changes and leaning into the virtuosic improvisational chemistry that's always made their live shows such enthralling spectacles. "Instead of seeing these things as challenges, we started to see them as something exciting," explains Robinson. "It was an opportunity to see where our expression could take us. Some people get really uptight when they're making records, but for us, the looser it gets the better. It's all about taking our intuition and following it to where our ideas can really manifest themselves. This turned out to be the most spontaneous record I've ever been a part of."Not coincidentally, Robinson also cites it as perhaps the best recording experience of his life. The band relocated to northern California for the sessions, recording on the side of a mountain overlooking the foggy Pacific Ocean and channeling the natural majesty and melancholic weather of their surroundings into the album's eight, epic, immersive tracks.The album kicks off with Narcissus Soaking Wet," a psychedelic toe-tapper that marks Robinson's first co-write with keyboardist Adam MacDougall and touches on everything from Dylan and Parliament Funkadelic to psych rock and Chicago rhythm & blues."For me, its the centerpiece of the record," says Robinson. "It's got all our CRB things we love, especially the groove, and it's the first time I ever played harmonica on one of our songs. The lyrics are about control and egotism and false idolatry, about what happens when you're a musician who puts yourself above the natural flow of harmony and music. It becomes the same mythic mistake that all the tragic heroes made."Ego takes a backseat to community in the CRB, where collaboration carries the day. Rather than coming into the studio with a collection of finished songs for this album as he had in the past, Robinson would present the group with sketchesa verse and melody here, a chorus and chord progression thereand let the band follow its collective muse to bring the music to life, a process he likens to putting an engine into the chassis of an old race car. Robinson had been sitting on "Leave My Guitar Alone," for instance, for nearly 15 years, but only once he presented it to the rest of the band did it roar to life in a way that had eluded him for more than a decade. "It's a group effort," says Robinson. "All it takes is one good, small idea, and then if everyone's focused and in the moment, a few hours later, you can have something that you realize you'll be playing for as long as you're making music. I think when everyone's aware that thats the sort of magic that we're looking for, then it happens naturally. More than any other session that I've ever been a part of, that's how all of these songs were done.""Ain't It Hard But Fair" calls to mind the soulful Americana of The Band, while "Oak Apple Day" is a mediation on life in the CRB, and "Forever As The Moon" came together in a stream of consciousness between Casal and Robinson."The album's title comes from that song, and it was the first thing that came to my mind while we were playing it," remembers Robinson. "I didn't even have a pen and paper out. We'd just finished a hectic year on the road, and I was looking around at the world and all the anxiety and the chaos. The phrase felt like this universal statement, to me, that it doesn't matter who or how or where or why, no matter what you 're going through, as long as you have love, everyone can relate to that."Some of Robinson's finest writing to date arrives in the album's final minutes, with the soulful, southern, gospel-tinged closer "California Hymn," which finds him singing "Glory glory hallelujah / It's time to spread the news / Though my good words may sound profane to some.""That whole chorus is about being a part of our community, our little CRB culture," explains Robinson. "These are our services when we play our music. And when it's at its best, we feel like the music makes a connection with people that's on a level that has nothing to do with commerce or nostalgia. There's some other gravity that keeps us all together in those moments, and I think this song is representative of that kind of magic spell."Indeed, the whole album is something of a magic spell, and now that it's been cast, it's time for services to resume in the psychedelic church of the CRB. That means they'll be hitting your local rock and roll temple in their ongoing mission to make the holy profane and the profane holy, so pour a little wine, light up an offering, and get ready for the unexpected. Amen.Chris Robinson Brotherhood - Anyway You Love, We Know You Feel is out July 29 on Silver Arrow Records
at The Music Farm Charleston
32 Ann Street
Charleston, United States
Orignal From: Chris Robinson Brotherhood
When the Chris Robinson Brotherhood headed into the studio to begin recording their new album, Anyway You Love, We Know How You Feel, no one knew just what to expect. These would be the band's first recordings with new drummer Tony Leone (Ollabelle, Levon Helm), their first since the departure of founding bassist Mark "Muddy" Dutton, and their first time producing themselves. But as anybody who's been following the CRB can attest, this is a band that thrives on the unexpected. If you need proof, just go back to 2012, when they first emerged on the national stage by releasing not one, but two acclaimed full-length albums within a few months of each other. Critics hailed their sprawling debut, Big Moon Ritual, as a revelation, with Uncut calling it a "tenderly-executed piece of work[that's] both earthy and transcendent," while The Independent raved that Robinson had "finally found the ideal vehicle to indulge his taste for 'Cosmic California Music.'" The reviews were similarly ecstatic for its immediate follow-up, The Magic Door, which was praised by Relix as "classic rock in the finest sense." The band's relentless tour schedule brought their shimmering acid-Americana around the world for a staggering 118-date tour, firmly establishing the CRB as the new standard-bearers of the psychedelic roots torch.In 2014, they returned to the studio for Phosphorescent Harvest, a masterful collection that showcased the blossoming songwriting partnership between Robinson and CRB lead guitarist Neal Casal. Rolling Stone raved that the album was "electrifyingboast[ing] a vintage rock vibe thats at once quirky, trippy, soulful and downright magnetic," and Guitar World called it "a treasure trove of soul that advances the band's bluesy, kaleidoscopic sound." On each of those albums, the songs and arrangements had been locked in prior to the sessions, but heading back into the studio for Anyway You Love, Robinson purposely left as much open-ended as possible, embracing the lineup changes and leaning into the virtuosic improvisational chemistry that's always made their live shows such enthralling spectacles. "Instead of seeing these things as challenges, we started to see them as something exciting," explains Robinson. "It was an opportunity to see where our expression could take us. Some people get really uptight when they're making records, but for us, the looser it gets the better. It's all about taking our intuition and following it to where our ideas can really manifest themselves. This turned out to be the most spontaneous record I've ever been a part of."Not coincidentally, Robinson also cites it as perhaps the best recording experience of his life. The band relocated to northern California for the sessions, recording on the side of a mountain overlooking the foggy Pacific Ocean and channeling the natural majesty and melancholic weather of their surroundings into the album's eight, epic, immersive tracks.The album kicks off with Narcissus Soaking Wet," a psychedelic toe-tapper that marks Robinson's first co-write with keyboardist Adam MacDougall and touches on everything from Dylan and Parliament Funkadelic to psych rock and Chicago rhythm & blues."For me, its the centerpiece of the record," says Robinson. "It's got all our CRB things we love, especially the groove, and it's the first time I ever played harmonica on one of our songs. The lyrics are about control and egotism and false idolatry, about what happens when you're a musician who puts yourself above the natural flow of harmony and music. It becomes the same mythic mistake that all the tragic heroes made."Ego takes a backseat to community in the CRB, where collaboration carries the day. Rather than coming into the studio with a collection of finished songs for this album as he had in the past, Robinson would present the group with sketchesa verse and melody here, a chorus and chord progression thereand let the band follow its collective muse to bring the music to life, a process he likens to putting an engine into the chassis of an old race car. Robinson had been sitting on "Leave My Guitar Alone," for instance, for nearly 15 years, but only once he presented it to the rest of the band did it roar to life in a way that had eluded him for more than a decade. "It's a group effort," says Robinson. "All it takes is one good, small idea, and then if everyone's focused and in the moment, a few hours later, you can have something that you realize you'll be playing for as long as you're making music. I think when everyone's aware that thats the sort of magic that we're looking for, then it happens naturally. More than any other session that I've ever been a part of, that's how all of these songs were done.""Ain't It Hard But Fair" calls to mind the soulful Americana of The Band, while "Oak Apple Day" is a mediation on life in the CRB, and "Forever As The Moon" came together in a stream of consciousness between Casal and Robinson."The album's title comes from that song, and it was the first thing that came to my mind while we were playing it," remembers Robinson. "I didn't even have a pen and paper out. We'd just finished a hectic year on the road, and I was looking around at the world and all the anxiety and the chaos. The phrase felt like this universal statement, to me, that it doesn't matter who or how or where or why, no matter what you 're going through, as long as you have love, everyone can relate to that."Some of Robinson's finest writing to date arrives in the album's final minutes, with the soulful, southern, gospel-tinged closer "California Hymn," which finds him singing "Glory glory hallelujah / It's time to spread the news / Though my good words may sound profane to some.""That whole chorus is about being a part of our community, our little CRB culture," explains Robinson. "These are our services when we play our music. And when it's at its best, we feel like the music makes a connection with people that's on a level that has nothing to do with commerce or nostalgia. There's some other gravity that keeps us all together in those moments, and I think this song is representative of that kind of magic spell."Indeed, the whole album is something of a magic spell, and now that it's been cast, it's time for services to resume in the psychedelic church of the CRB. That means they'll be hitting your local rock and roll temple in their ongoing mission to make the holy profane and the profane holy, so pour a little wine, light up an offering, and get ready for the unexpected. Amen.Chris Robinson Brotherhood - Anyway You Love, We Know You Feel is out July 29 on Silver Arrow Records
at The Music Farm Charleston
32 Ann Street
Charleston, United States
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