"Nothing Fails" Remixes Maxi CD

"Nothing Fails" Remixes

2011/03/31

Remixes Maxi CD

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1.Nothing Fails (Jason Nevins Radio Remix)

2.Nothing Fails (Mike Danavan's Klaustro Nun Dub)
3.Nothing Fails (Peter Rauhofer Lost In Space Mix)
4.Nothing Fails (Tracy Young Underground Mix)
5.Madonna vs Lady Gaga - NOTHING FAILS (Edens Pokerface Club Mix)

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"Nothing Fails" Remixes Maxi CD

"Nothing Fails" Remixes

2011/03/31

Remixes Maxi CD

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1.Nothing Fails (Jason Nevins Radio Remix)

2.Nothing Fails (Mike Danavan's Klaustro Nun Dub)
3.Nothing Fails (Peter Rauhofer Lost In Space Mix)
4.Nothing Fails (Tracy Young Underground Mix)
5.Madonna vs Lady Gaga - NOTHING FAILS (Edens Pokerface Club Mix)

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Rangga Dewamoela Soekarta, who is familiarly called Rangga Smash is one of the personnel of the Indonesian Boy Band, SMASH. Rangga Smash born on 6 January 1988, in Voorburg, Netherlands.

For more information about Rangga Smash, you can read Profile SMASH on this blog. Complete with biographical data of all personnel of SMASH Band.


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Kirkland Art Food and Wine

The City of Kirkland uncorks its signature summer festival, Kirkland Uncorked from July 15 to 17 in Marina Park on the shores of Lake Washington. The event celebrates the best of Washington�s art, food and wine with activities and exhibits throughout Kirkland�s picturesque waterfront and downtown.

The Tasting Garden offers guests the opportunity to taste from more than 60 Washington wines, sample regional cuisine from Kirkland-area restaurants and be entertained by the Northwest�s favorite bands on the main stage. Grilling demonstrations and the anticipated annual grill-off with Washington�s top chefs take place on the beach throughout the weekend. Winemakers and winery liaisons will be on hand to answer questions and provide tasting tips to guide guests through the collection of Washington wines.

Kirkland Uncorked guests can also stroll the Promenade free and open to all ages, to shop Artist Lane, curated by the Kirkland Arts Center and featuring art from local, regional and nationally recognized artists in a variety of mediums. The Arts for All Experience invites attendees to participate in art activities from clay throwing to sketching the landscape. Also in the Kirkland Uncorked Promenade are the Boat Show and CityDog Magazine�s Cover Dog Model Contest on Sunday at noon.

Kirkland Uncorked is a benefit for the Hope Heart Institute. For 50 years the Hope Heart Institute has made heart disease more treatable, beatable and preventable.

For more information about top events in Washington take a look at the Top Events USA selection of the annual main festivals and events in Washington.

To learn more about Kirkland Uncorked and plan your stay in Kirkland visit KirklandUncorked.com. 

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JESSICA MILA

Biography
Full Name : Jessica Mila Agnesia
Popular Name : Jessica Mila
Birth Place : Langsa, Aceh Timur
Birth Date : August 3, 1992
Height : 158 cm
Weight : 41 kg
Favourite Actor : Adam Brody
Favourite Actress : Mischa Barton
Occupation : Actress, Model


Profile Jessica Mila
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"Demos" 4 Vinyl

"Demos"

2011/03/28

4 Vinyl,USA

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I Vinyl

1.Revolver (Demo Instrumental Fan Made)

2.Revolver (Dubtronic Dies Happy Remix)

3.Revolver (Demo)

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II Vinyl

1.It's So Cool (2002 Final Demo)

2.It's So Cool (Mirwais Version outtake)

3.It's So Cool (Non-Choir Version)

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III Vinyl

1.Celebration (Fanmade 12 Remix Recording)

2.Celebration (Dubtronic Remix Fanmade)

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IV Vinyl

1.Broken (Algiux's Remixed Demo Version)

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"Demos" 4 Vinyl

"Demos"

2011/03/28

4 Vinyl,USA

__________________

I Vinyl

1.Revolver (Demo Instrumental Fan Made)

2.Revolver (Dubtronic Dies Happy Remix)

3.Revolver (Demo)

__________________

II Vinyl

1.It's So Cool (2002 Final Demo)

2.It's So Cool (Mirwais Version outtake)

3.It's So Cool (Non-Choir Version)

___________________

III Vinyl

1.Celebration (Fanmade 12 Remix Recording)

2.Celebration (Dubtronic Remix Fanmade)

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IV Vinyl

1.Broken (Algiux's Remixed Demo Version)

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Cheat River Festival

The 17th Annual Cheat River Festival on Saturday May 7 in Preston County, Rt. 26 Albright, West Virginia, not only celebrates the new life that comes with Spring, but it also represents the new life that can be found in the Cheat River watershed.

The festival provides live traditional, folk and bluegrass music, a festival market with specialty vendors, an artist market with quality arts & crafts booths, a food court, a Kids Tent, climbing wall, an educational Focus Tent on the Cheat River watershed, and a Green Tech Area showcasing alternative energies.

In addition to the festival, two races take place. Friday is the famous Cheat River Down River Race. White-water paddlers from surrounding states & beyond travel to this annual race for kayaks and canoes. Saturday is the Cheat Fest 5K. Runners take to the streets of Albright for a scenic race along the Cheat River.

The festival is a celebration of the Cheat River and its improving water quality. Friends of the Cheat formed in 1994 after a deep mine seal blow out and millions of gallons of highly acidic drainage colored Muddy Creek and the Cheat River bright orange, killing fish for miles downstream. Since that time many water restoration projects have been completed on the lower Cheat and water quality has been steadily improving.

Directions to the festival site: From I-68 take exit #23 Bruceton Mills. Go South on Rt. 26 for 10 miles. Festival site is on the right.

For more information about top events in West Virginia take a look at the Top Events USA selection of the annual main festivals and events in West Virginia. 

For more information on the Cheat River Festival visit www.cheat.org/festival

CONFERENCE: "Re-Mixed and Re-Mastered: Defining and Distributing the Black Image in the Era of Globalization" / The New School / New York / April 8 - 10, 2011

From Friday, April 8 through Sunday, April 10, this three-day conference examines the largely overlooked impact that different modes of distribution have on content creation and format of works by and for the African American community. The failures of top-down distribution models and the advent of multi-directional communication continue to alter the evolving landscape of available content and its mediums. Central to the conference is the question of how to continue to create and distribute content that challenges the dominant narrative but that maintains its cultural relevancy. The Re-Mixed and Re-Mastered (R2) conference brings media makers, industry professionals, students and scholars of media, and film enthusiasts into a dialogue on increasing and diversifying the global distribution opportunities for media makers of color. This conference is intended to foster and strengthen a networked community committed to enhancing the visibility of high quality, independently produced media from around the world. The weekend will include screenings, panels, and workshops with media makers, cultural critics, and scholars from across the globe, as well as major industry decision makers and artists whose work speaks to issues both inside and outside the mainstream. We will present screenings of recently completed works and works-in-progress across formats, case studies, and DIY distribution techniques, including both firsthand information and alternative representations. Confirmed guest panelists include: Jill Nelson (U.S.), renowned author and former Washington Post journalist; Frances Anne Solomon (Trinidad/Canada) of Caribbean Tales Worldwide Distribution; Ava DuVernay (U.S.), director/filmmaker, I Will Follow;Tambay Obenson (Nigeria/U.S.) of Shadow and Act: On Cinema of the African Diaspora; and Hlonipha Mokoena (South Africa/U.S.), assistant professor of anthropology at Columbia University, among others. Featured New School faculty members include Sean Jacobs, Michelle Materre,Fabio Parasecoli, Rafael Parra and Tracyann Williams; participants also include New School alumni working in media, including Jennifer Carr MacArthur and Rucyl Mills. For updates, visit this site. The R2 conference�s sponsors include the Office of the Executive Dean, New School for General Studies; the New School Bachelor�s Program; the New School Department of Media Studies and Film; the New School Graduate Program in International Affairs. The event is co-sponsored by Creatively Speaking and Borderline Media.

Dates: Friday, April 08, 2011 - 6:00pm to 10:00pm Saturday, April 9, 2011 - 11:00am to 10:00pm Location: Theresa Lang Community and Student Center, Arnhold Hall, 55 West 13th Street, 2nd floor Admission: Early registration: $50 before April 1; after April 1, $35 per day; $60 for two days; $75 for 3 days Free admission for all students with ID; free admission for New School faculty, staff and alumni with ID; $25 flat rate for other university faculty with ID  Box Office Information: In person purchases can be made at The New School Box Office at 66 West 12th Street, main floor, Monday-Thursday 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., and Friday 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. The box office opens the first day of classes and closes after the last paid event of each semester. Reservations and inquiries can be made by emailing mailto:boxoffice@newschool.edu?Subject=Reservations/Inquiry or calling 212.229.5488 For events scheduled during the summer term, the box office will open one hour before each event. During this period only, reservations can be made using the above contact information.

info link:

http://www.newschool.edu/eventDetail.aspx?id=53655

original source link: 

http://africasacountry.com/2011/03/12/the-black-image-in-an-era-of-globalization/

Sana Safinaz Summer Lawn Collection 2011-12 | Sana Safinaz Latest Lawn Collection 2011 Out Now

SANA SAFINAZ CHARMING PRINTS 2011
Sana Safinaz lawn broke new ground last year when their collection sold out a day
earlier than it was supposed to and caused major traffic jams in Karachi and Lahore.
Can it be a suprprise then that other fashion designers have joined the lawn wars?
However it will be hard for everyone to hold a candle to tour de force that are the
Sana Safinaz Lawn exhibitions.
For 2011 the design duo bring their feminine aesthetic to lawn that refines what the
public usually associates with the fabric. Bold motifs combine perfectly with vibrant
colors as well as pastels and neutrals in this years collection. Elegant and luxurious
has always been the brand style with an understand oomph thrown in.
And they recreate exactly this feel with their lawn joras and the unique style twist
they imprint on each.

Deepak Perwani Summer Lawn Prints 2011-12 | Deepak Perwani Premium Lawn 2011-12

DEEPAK PERWANI SUMMER COLLECTION 2011-12
Deepak Perwani, the name which does not need ant introduction at all. The great
Pakistani fashion designer, actor and very good stylist who recently have won the
best designer award in Lux style awards, have launched his premium lawn collection
2011 with Brand ambassador Mona Liza. See Complete collection, please also note
that this collection is by Orient Textiles.

Chinyere Spring/Summer Collection 2011/12 | Chinyere Summer Lawn & Colorful Kurta Collection For Mans 2011-12

RANG JA PAKISTAN BY CHINYERE
Chiyere is one of the famous textile of pakistan. there designer always give something
change in there varieties. now in 2011 they introduced RANG JA PAKISTAN collection
for Spring/Summer season. they mix Balouchy and Sindhi cultural dresses.
The Collection available now in all outlets. In this post, we have compiled a list of
gorgeous fashion cloth pics that are very attention-grabbing and just nice to look at.
Let’s have a look at these collection in detail.

Sana Safinaz Summer Lawn Collection 2011-12 | Sana Safinaz Latest Lawn Collection 2011 Out Now

SANA SAFINAZ CHARMING PRINTS 2011
Sana Safinaz lawn broke new ground last year when their collection sold out a day
earlier than it was supposed to and caused major traffic jams in Karachi and Lahore.
Can it be a suprprise then that other fashion designers have joined the lawn wars?
However it will be hard for everyone to hold a candle to tour de force that are the
Sana Safinaz Lawn exhibitions.
For 2011 the design duo bring their feminine aesthetic to lawn that refines what the
public usually associates with the fabric. Bold motifs combine perfectly with vibrant
colors as well as pastels and neutrals in this years collection. Elegant and luxurious
has always been the brand style with an understand oomph thrown in.
And they recreate exactly this feel with their lawn joras and the unique style twist
they imprint on each.
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Celebrate Your Individual Femininity This Summer Season!
This Spring/Summer season the Sana Safinaz woman need not be bound by any
particular style, cut or colour as we encourage her to experiment with her own
individuality and indulge her creative facel.
We advocate that kameezes of varying lengths, both the long and the short, and
everything in between are going to be the summer staples.
The key is to mix up your look and keep it up interesting. Stay cool and crisp in the
sweltering heat of the day in a shorter, more streamlined cut. For evening retain
the Glamour and effect of the long and flowy look.
The colours are bright and vibrant and infused with stunning neutral tones to make
for more wearable ensembles. Bright and clashing colours are key concepts to bear
in mind this season. We sincerely hope you enjoy your new Sana Safina wardrobe
as much as we have enjoyed designing it for you!
BY: GLAMOUR HUNT WORLD

Deepak Perwani Summer Lawn Prints 2011-12 | Deepak Perwani Premium Lawn 2011-12

DEEPAK PERWANI SUMMER COLLECTION 2011-12
Deepak Perwani, the name which does not need ant introduction at all. The great
Pakistani fashion designer, actor and very good stylist who recently have won the
best designer award in Lux style awards, have launched his premium lawn collection
2011 with Brand ambassador Mona Liza. See Complete collection, please also note
that this collection is by Orient Textiles.
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