ARRICA ROSE Celebrates the Recent Release of her CD "PEOPLE LIKE US" on pOprOck Records as she Performs its Songs at THE MELODY INN in Indianapolis
Indianapolis, IN (ContentDesk) June 30, 2006 -- P0pr0ck recording artist ARRICA ROSE takes her recently released CD "PEOPLE LIKE US" to Indianapolis ... performing its songs at The Melody Inn, 3826 Illinois St. Saturday, July 5th at 9PM.Best described as melodic indie-rock with a hint of alt-country, ARRICA ROSE "...conveys a wisdom beyond her years with timeless songs, insightful lyrics and a voice that has the ability to make your heart stop." (Beren Huett,Performer Magazine).Currently, ARRICA ROSE is touring nationally to promote her highly-acclaimed album, "PEOPLE LIKE US" (pOprOck Records 2006).
The album was honored by the Southern California Music Awards with a Best Band nomination and most recently has earned the band an invite to perform at the Nemo Music Festival in Boston this fall. ARRICA ROSE has been garnering a wealth of glowing reviews since the release of her self-produced Auto-Pilot.
It was this recording that solidified the presence of Rose's band, The Dot, Dot,Dots and led her to grammy-nominated producer/engineer Larry Crane (Elliott Smith, Sleater-Kinney, The Decemberists). Together Crane and Rose produced PEOPLE LIKE US, the band's debut full-length release that is now creating its own buzz. With "mysterious and intriguing lyrics that keep you coming back for more" (Radio Mike, Live 365) and "a molasses-sweet slightly rasping croon that has more then 20 odd years of pain in it" (Splendid Magazine), Rose is equally at home singing heart-wrenching ballads as well as more driven indie-rock tunes.Whether performing acoustic with just her guitar or electric with The Dot, Dot, Dots, ARRICA ROSE has been consistently captivating audiences across the country. Her intimate, yet powerful live performances always manage to surpass the expectations of her ever-growing fan base. In the words of A.J.Charron of Guitar Noise, "Arrica Rose is a totally amazing artist ...
she does possess that particular and peculiar something that great artist's possess."ARRICA ROSE will be performing with Abby Kincaid [lead guitar of The Dot, Dot, Dots] at The Melody Inn, 3826 Illinois St. , Indianapolis, Saturday, July 5th at 9PM.Check out her website and music at www.arricarose.com.
Interactive Mapping Brings Information to Life
What is Interactive Mapping?
Interactive mapping is a visual display medium which allows graphing, mapping, and even conversion to PDF of any type of information. This technology is used by national government agencies, airlines, chambers of commerce, ski resorts, and countless corporations to make information accessible and interactive to whomever they present the information.Phone and credit card companies use interactive mapping to show billing information. Companies use it in reporting, forecasting, sales and marketing, and display retirement plan information to its employees, using Dashboard, PopChart, Optimap, and Highwire features for interactive and simple information presentation and utilization, even on a pocket PC.What can Interactive Mapping Do for You?
Interactive mapping involves so much more that just maps. Dashboard, Popchart, Optimap, and Highwire provide interactive information in virtually any format: charts, graphs, pie charts, tables, etc.In addition... Interactive Mapping Brings Information to Life
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Bread - So Much a Part of Life
In the olden days, bread baking was a daily routine. Many times a loaf of warm, fresh from the oven bread, with a topping of fresh-churned butter was a meal - in times of hardship, in times of scarcity. Today, the food industry provides a mind-boggling array of bread products - your choice, to mix and match to your heart's content. They did, however, with all the magic of science, leave out "just a little". That little is the aroma or scent of fresh-baking bread, a hint of spice, and the texture of kneaded dough that provided not only sustenance but a form of "therapy" for the baker.
It wouldn't take much to take a step back in time and give your family and friends that old-fashioned, yet timely, welcoming aroma that just brings them to the kitchen, awakens even the most sluggish appetite, and the smiles - well, that is the true "icing" on the bread. The convenience of electric mixers with dough hooks and even bread machiens, frozen loaves of bread that just need to have that...
Bread - So Much a Part of Life
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Bread - So Much a Part of Life
In the olden days, bread baking was a daily routine. Many times a loaf of warm, fresh from the oven bread, with a topping of fresh-churned butter was a meal - in times of hardship, in times of scarcity. Today, the food industry provides a mind-boggling array of bread products - your choice, to mix and match to your heart's content. They did, however, with all the magic of science, leave out "just a little". That little is the aroma or scent of fresh-baking bread, a hint of spice, and the texture of kneaded dough that provided not only sustenance but a form of "therapy" for the baker.
It wouldn't take much to take a step back in time and give your family and friends that old-fashioned, yet timely, welcoming aroma that just brings them to the kitchen, awakens even the most sluggish appetite, and the smiles - well, that is the true "icing" on the bread. The convenience of electric mixers with dough hooks and even bread machiens, frozen loaves of bread that just need to have that...
Bread - So Much a Part of Life
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KUA Warns of Real-Life 'Fear Factor'
A disturbing scene in an upcoming episode of "Couples Fear Factor" has prompted Kissimmee Utility Authority (KUA) to step up electrical safety warnings to its customers.In the episode, scheduled to air on the NBC television network on Monday, Jan. 31, at 8 p.m. (EST), participants stand at a high-voltage electric substation and receive "minor" nuisance shocks."The reality of what would happen to anyone in this circumstance is far more tragic than portrayed in this show," says Chris Gent, KUA's manager of corporate communications. "This portrayal sends a disturbing message to viewers that playing around electric utility equipment is safe -- or, worse yet, a game. Nothing could be further from the truth."Substations contain equipment that is very dangerous to touch.
All substations, including those owned by KUA, are protected by fences or walls and have warning and high-voltage signs posted on them. An individual should never attempt to climb over or crawl under these fences or...
KUA Warns of Real-Life 'Fear Factor'
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Survey on Hotel Cuisine Promotions by Dining Downunder
Guest chefs are commonly invited to host hotel promotions around the world. However many promotions are still seen as significant cost centres and run for public relations rather than as for what they should be - serious revenue generators. To identify the challenges for hotels in hosting cuisine promotions, Dining Downunder has developed an industry survey which is located at http://www.dining-downunder.com/survey.asp . The survey will run until the end of March and allows hotels to evaluate future promotions and distinguish the profitability of a particular event. Dining Downunder's survey covers all the necessary facets to providing a successful hotel cuisine promotions and includes areas such as; promotional budget; cuisine selection; menu development; marketing; staff training; sponsorship; room sales and most importantly, what makes a promotion successful?The survey also directs participants to think outside...
Survey on Hotel Cuisine Promotions by Dining Downunder
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Rodent Proofing Your Home
It's that time of year where rats and mice are apt to enter our homes. Lets talk a bit about their abilities and senses first. Rats and mice cannot see very good beyond 3 or 4 feet but have a very good sense of motion up to 30 to 50 feet away and for the most part they are color blind. Rodents are most active at night. These rodents have a very good sense of taste so baits may be rejected by them if they are contaminated with insecticides or odors from other chemicals.
Even touching baits after smoking a cigarette will make these rodents to shy away from the baits. Rats and mice also have a good sense of smell. They mark pathways with urine and use their sense of smell to recognize the odors of the pathway to and from food sources. Their hearing is much better than humans and make noises in various situations such as mating. Rodents have a highly developed sense of touch due to their sensitive body hairs.
They rely heavily on touch and smell to guide them through movements....
Rodent Proofing Your Home
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Teen Phenomenon “B5” Band Releases Autobiographical DVD, "The B5 Story" for Millions of Anticipating Young Fans
Atlanta, GA (ContentDesk) March 7, 2006 -- Finally, the truth, the whole truth and nothing but fun. Teen band sensation B5 releases the highly anticipated DVD story, The B5 Story, which chronicles the bands start from the beginning of their career up to now. Produced by Jamm Entertainment and Robert Townsend Enterprises, the DVD will be released on March 6, 2006, distributed by Green Lighthouse, Inc. and exclusively available online at www.RobertTownsend.com.
Due to the high demand of fans wanting to know just who B5 really is and the enormous success of their first B5 Christmas Special aired on the Black Family Channel, the DVD was created to provide an entertaining and colorful backdrop on the bands road to success.
The B5 Story whizzes you through the early years of winning Disney Radio talent competitions, to shooting their first music video for their R&B hit single, All I Do, to their signing with record...
Teen Phenomenon “B5” Band Releases Autobiographical DVD, "The B5 Story" for Millions of Anticipating Young Fans
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Sponsor a Hurricane Affected Family
OAK BROOK, IL (ContentDesk) October 20, 2005 -- LovingNeighbors, a network of thirteen cross denominational church congregations has found a way to make a huge difference in the lives of homeless hurricane families.
With the help of Sears and Kmart, they are equipping FEMA trailer families with complete Home Starter Kits.
These kits are a fabulous idea because FEMA trailers lack the basic living necessities such as cooking utensils, linens and tools. People cannot even open a can of beans or make a cup of coffee, nor do they have sheets to sleep on, said Sandy Molenhouse from International Aid. We are hoping more communities follow their lead .
Home starter kits can be best described as a shrink wrapped bridal shower on a 4 x 4 pallet. They include dishes and glasses, silverware and utensils, pots and pans, bedding and towels, radios and tools, hair dryers, ice chests, chairs, toasters, coffee pots, cleaning materials and more.
The hardest hit areas...
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