I LOVE this song. Every time I hear him he is not me out of my head. I'm endlessly curious about this musical - especially because the music is so promising ...
Sunday, January 30, 2011
How To Get A Baby To Cough Out Phlegm
"Here Right Now" - The song to Sunday
I LOVE this song. Every time I hear him he is not me out of my head. I'm endlessly curious about this musical - especially because the music is so promising ...
I LOVE this song. Every time I hear him he is not me out of my head. I'm endlessly curious about this musical - especially because the music is so promising ...
Friday, January 28, 2011
Toddler Not Eating Bloated Stomach
fact and fiction
Goethe's autobiography, "From My Life. Poetry and truth" according to Richard Friedenthal a "house book". The "house book" of mid-sized coalition in Saxony-Anhalt is composed of selected newspaper articles, you must be combined with other "products":
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First, the poetry, of course, on page 1 of today's most common voice (with large photo; note: image suggests text):
Merkel praised the trust Coexistence of the CDU and SPD in the state government. It was a very special atmosphere, with no teasing, typical for the country and very successful. "You can be proud of what is happening in the country."
From Volksstimme
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Then the "atmospheric" truth, but only on page 2 (but still not - as other issues surrounding the Cultural Foundation or the Reformation Jubilee - simply by the newspaper strike, but related by comment only on the election campaign, puts it):
"Mr Dorgerloh although some may experience draw from the educational convention, but he has been living in Berlin is not anchored in Saxony-Anhalt. It seems his new role as agents of the German Lutheran Church for the Luther Decade in 2017 not to take very seriously when is this ready to give up so easily. The public may then have to ask whether it is for the post of Minister of Culture the right choice. "
From the press release of the CDU parliamentary group (Jürgen Scharf, Eva Feußner) 
Goethe's autobiography, "From My Life. Poetry and truth" according to Richard Friedenthal a "house book". The "house book" of mid-sized coalition in Saxony-Anhalt is composed of selected newspaper articles, you must be combined with other "products":
---
First, the poetry, of course, on page 1 of today's most common voice (with large photo; note: image suggests text):
Merkel praised the trust Coexistence of the CDU and SPD in the state government. It was a very special atmosphere, with no teasing, typical for the country and very successful. "You can be proud of what is happening in the country."
From Volksstimme
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Then the "atmospheric" truth, but only on page 2 (but still not - as other issues surrounding the Cultural Foundation or the Reformation Jubilee - simply by the newspaper strike, but related by comment only on the election campaign, puts it):
"Mr Dorgerloh although some may experience draw from the educational convention, but he has been living in Berlin is not anchored in Saxony-Anhalt. It seems his new role as agents of the German Lutheran Church for the Luther Decade in 2017 not to take very seriously when is this ready to give up so easily. The public may then have to ask whether it is for the post of Minister of Culture the right choice. "
From the press release of the CDU parliamentary group (Jürgen Scharf, Eva Feußner)
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
How To Look More Italian
The Tweets
It is our mission, people immediately connect wherever there together, where it is most important. For this to happen is, freedom of expression is essential .
this freedom that allows Tweets can contribute to a positive change in an oppressed country. We speak of Tweets, which by some may have found a bad joke and others it laughable. tweets that of yet another, but also be regarded as almost verachtwürdig. Twitter, the company is not with the content of the tweets are agree, but we let the information flow, regardless of our own views. It is important that we remain neutral.
Ultimately, we believe that may have an open exchange of information, positive global impact. This is both a practical and ethical beliefs. On a practical level, we can not just all one hundred million-plus tweets that are written every day, check. From an ethical point of view agrees to almost every country in the world that freedom is a human right.
has, however, also limits freedom of expression. A UN statement contains important safeguards. The U.S. Supreme Court has special Concerns expressed. There tweets that we prohibit, including illegal Tweets and spam. We strive to keep these exceptions narrowly, to confirm a rule about standing. We do not remove Tweets by their content. For more information on our rules about what we allow and what not, are on this help page .
Our position on freedom of expression brings a responsibility to our users is that for the right to speak freely, without fear of prosecution or unmasking of authorities. This means, however, that we need to pass information when required by law. But it does mean also that we do our best to notify Twitter user, whenever it is possible for us to give them the opportunity and a fair opportunity to object to such claims objection.
To this end, we put on more transparency, if we remove Tweets for legal reasons. In January 2008 we began to make distances Tweets for copyright reasons known by them from @ chillingeffects of tweeting. These messages are now twittering from @ chill fIREHOSE .
There are broad discussions of topics about geo-political event at a time up to the exchange of problems with the wardrobe selection, Twitter so important and fun to make. provide the tools that enable such a discussion and get this, despite all the directives on life, represents for us an important task dar. If you are interested in this topic, we ask you, the collection of accounts at @ twitter / freedomofexpression to follow. Or better yet, works for us.
Co-written by @ biz and @ amac . 
It is our mission, people immediately connect wherever there together, where it is most important. For this to happen is, freedom of expression is essential .
this freedom that allows Tweets can contribute to a positive change in an oppressed country. We speak of Tweets, which by some may have found a bad joke and others it laughable. tweets that of yet another, but also be regarded as almost verachtwürdig. Twitter, the company is not with the content of the tweets are agree, but we let the information flow, regardless of our own views. It is important that we remain neutral.
Ultimately, we believe that may have an open exchange of information, positive global impact. This is both a practical and ethical beliefs. On a practical level, we can not just all one hundred million-plus tweets that are written every day, check. From an ethical point of view agrees to almost every country in the world that freedom is a human right.
has, however, also limits freedom of expression. A UN statement contains important safeguards. The U.S. Supreme Court has special Concerns expressed. There tweets that we prohibit, including illegal Tweets and spam. We strive to keep these exceptions narrowly, to confirm a rule about standing. We do not remove Tweets by their content. For more information on our rules about what we allow and what not, are on this help page .
Our position on freedom of expression brings a responsibility to our users is that for the right to speak freely, without fear of prosecution or unmasking of authorities. This means, however, that we need to pass information when required by law. But it does mean also that we do our best to notify Twitter user, whenever it is possible for us to give them the opportunity and a fair opportunity to object to such claims objection.
To this end, we put on more transparency, if we remove Tweets for legal reasons. In January 2008 we began to make distances Tweets for copyright reasons known by them from @ chillingeffects of tweeting. These messages are now twittering from @ chill fIREHOSE .
There are broad discussions of topics about geo-political event at a time up to the exchange of problems with the wardrobe selection, Twitter so important and fun to make. provide the tools that enable such a discussion and get this, despite all the directives on life, represents for us an important task dar. If you are interested in this topic, we ask you, the collection of accounts at @ twitter / freedomofexpression to follow. Or better yet, works for us.
Co-written by @ biz and @ amac .
Polite Way To Say Buy Your Own Meal
a tool to address intra-party conflicts ...
... is the chain saw, more for horror movies. But in a very specific situation in the history of our state played a chainsaw a very specific political role - see the equally striking as worth reading Volksstimme-portrait by Michael Bock of Manfred Püchel, the best interior minister in the history of the country, in its last review in plenary combined his appreciation for an opposition politician with a correction note on the matter. policy in style. 
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| Stihl024 / pixelio.de |
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Pati Navida A Desnudo
Miss Saigon in Klagenfurt - A trailer
A kind of "trailer" for the latest musical production at the Theatre Klagenfurt I was able to watch me today morning. During a matinee was "Miss Saigon " presented to the public and free. All you had for it had to do two weeks before time to queue for tickets - this part you have taken over for me and I had the opportunity to be here today to make a first impression of Boublil / Schonberg get musicals in Austria. There are in fact the Austrian premiere that is not easy to bring to the stage, including how Matthias David (director) and Heiko Cullmann (dramaturgy) reported. Starting with the smaller scales, the City Theatre Others, in contrast to Stuttgart Apollo Theater , which was specially rebuilt for the helicopter, to eternal negotiations with Cameron Mackintosh , approve of everything has to happen before it can. Thus, each individual performer, every costume from "above" is released - which can take weeks and the planning is not just easy. Like a "Phantom" floats on each Mackintosh production of "his" land and complicated by many a creative process. must be screwed up anything, it will be provided. Videos of the performers have to be sent to London, the occupation is not, unless one eye Mackintosh thrown out has, and so on.
The Matinee is a kind of preparation for the premiere. We learn here background information, by stage, on the work of the Music Director to the ideas of the director. In addition to the audience the performer will be presented. A first impression is to stimulate even at the ticket office. A smart move such a matinee and an experience in itself. The Musical Director Michael Brandstätter presented very nice for a number of exotic instruments, Hans Kudlich presented a model of the stage (plane wreck human skeleton hits - "all a bit grisly") Magali Gerberon said a few costumes and Matthias David chatted about his work as a director for Miss Saigon (which he had already 2003 in St. Gallen on stage). Heiko Cullmann introduced into the piece and interviewed. In between the main actor Song examples with piano accompaniment.
Kun Jing who has completed her studies at the Vienna Conservatory in 2010, plays Kim - Miss Saigon. It looks a bit pale "I would give my life for her you," was but perhaps also to the excitement. Also Carsten Lepper , which will be in the Klagenfurt " Chris " seemed rather unimpressive and performed "My God, why?" good, but not really convincing. I was initially disappointed with the two main roles to see so clear, but somehow it did not really. Quite unlike the other three main characters - Daniel Eriksson (The Engineer), David B. Whitley (John) and Wietske van Tongeren (Ellen).
Eriksson I was not a concept that today he was the first actor to life on stage has. He grabbed his microphone was in the role and engaging, and has performed greasy, as required by the role. A positive surprise. With his energy he brought humor and you could even without costumes, scenery and action, only by its Performance immediately into the story of the song (" Well, who does not die like in bed ") into place.
David B. Whitley performed with amplification of the ensembles with Mr. " Bui-Doi" . An emotionally intense song, the Whitley has breathed life and soul. He has a wonderful voice and even though it lacks his German pronunciation a bit, here it fits - after all he plays an American.
Also great Wietske van Tongeren as Ellen, Chris's wife. They also brought a lot of energy and excitement on stage. She sang full of feeling ("I came and saw ") and told her story was in the role. The closure was "sun and moon " - Chris and Kim here thawed a bit, so all were able to convince the two but still not ...
Thus, a matinee something fine and I do not at the premiere can be there and I still do not exactly know when I'll be back to Klagenfurt, it was the best way a first impression of this production to get. I'm interested to see whether Lepper and Jing in the play find their way better. But to take it anyway. My first impression of the production was very good and I'm curious how it will end - but not so much has been revealed ...
For operetta friends in you currently underway Millöckers "The Beggar Student" directed by Emmy Werner in Klagenfurt City Theatre . Daniel Prohaska is shown in the title role and sings and plays the soul from the body. A wonderful part for him and a successful performance. Also in the ensemble include Frank Berg, Stefan Bischoff and Florian Claus . Despite some serious amendments to the piece, however, new life, it's a wonderful, lively production with great actors and great humor. Especially a "Quodlibet" sung by "Colonel Ollendorf" with current texts on causality and Hypo Wörtherseebühne.
* Image via
LINK:
- Theatre Klagenfurt 
The Matinee is a kind of preparation for the premiere. We learn here background information, by stage, on the work of the Music Director to the ideas of the director. In addition to the audience the performer will be presented. A first impression is to stimulate even at the ticket office. A smart move such a matinee and an experience in itself. The Musical Director Michael Brandstätter presented very nice for a number of exotic instruments, Hans Kudlich presented a model of the stage (plane wreck human skeleton hits - "all a bit grisly") Magali Gerberon said a few costumes and Matthias David chatted about his work as a director for Miss Saigon (which he had already 2003 in St. Gallen on stage). Heiko Cullmann introduced into the piece and interviewed. In between the main actor Song examples with piano accompaniment.
Kun Jing who has completed her studies at the Vienna Conservatory in 2010, plays Kim - Miss Saigon. It looks a bit pale "I would give my life for her you," was but perhaps also to the excitement. Also Carsten Lepper , which will be in the Klagenfurt " Chris " seemed rather unimpressive and performed "My God, why?" good, but not really convincing. I was initially disappointed with the two main roles to see so clear, but somehow it did not really. Quite unlike the other three main characters - Daniel Eriksson (The Engineer), David B. Whitley (John) and Wietske van Tongeren (Ellen).
Eriksson I was not a concept that today he was the first actor to life on stage has. He grabbed his microphone was in the role and engaging, and has performed greasy, as required by the role. A positive surprise. With his energy he brought humor and you could even without costumes, scenery and action, only by its Performance immediately into the story of the song (" Well, who does not die like in bed ") into place.
David B. Whitley performed with amplification of the ensembles with Mr. " Bui-Doi" . An emotionally intense song, the Whitley has breathed life and soul. He has a wonderful voice and even though it lacks his German pronunciation a bit, here it fits - after all he plays an American.
Also great Wietske van Tongeren as Ellen, Chris's wife. They also brought a lot of energy and excitement on stage. She sang full of feeling ("I came and saw ") and told her story was in the role. The closure was "sun and moon " - Chris and Kim here thawed a bit, so all were able to convince the two but still not ...
Thus, a matinee something fine and I do not at the premiere can be there and I still do not exactly know when I'll be back to Klagenfurt, it was the best way a first impression of this production to get. I'm interested to see whether Lepper and Jing in the play find their way better. But to take it anyway. My first impression of the production was very good and I'm curious how it will end - but not so much has been revealed ...
For operetta friends in you currently underway Millöckers "The Beggar Student" directed by Emmy Werner in Klagenfurt City Theatre . Daniel Prohaska is shown in the title role and sings and plays the soul from the body. A wonderful part for him and a successful performance. Also in the ensemble include Frank Berg, Stefan Bischoff and Florian Claus . Despite some serious amendments to the piece, however, new life, it's a wonderful, lively production with great actors and great humor. Especially a "Quodlibet" sung by "Colonel Ollendorf" with current texts on causality and Hypo Wörtherseebühne.
* Image via
LINK:
- Theatre Klagenfurt
Saturday, January 22, 2011
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seminar in Hohenwart
Weekend Seminar Alfred Bast in Hohenwart Forum 2011
topic:
"hand and heart"
02/11/2011 - 13/02/2011
clock beginning Friday 18:30 End: Sunday 13:30 clock
announcement text:
"art that is not primarily driven by commercial forms the "inner wealth" off ".
ART MONASTERY describes the space in the ART, as a free creative act, and MONASTERY come together as the place of recollection, in addition.
The ART MONASTERY is a protected space to the creative potential by drawing, writing, drawing and encouraged.
It is experienced art as experience and knowledge process that brings an attitude and promotes the seemingly familiar,
such as trees, the seasons, flowers or hands as spaces open up doors to perception in the dark the opportunities lie.
The goal is internal, it is awakened inside and unfolds itself in action, in action.
In this seminar, we take the issue to which we handle so obvious: the hands.
We have two hands, showing our bipolarity.
A left and right.
one for thought, one for feeling?
One for the truth, one for the lie?
One for Yes, one for the No?
tilt Often the two poles from the center and become rivals and enemies. to get
for supremacy over the whole, they fight each other.
Then, the left hand is not what is right.
In the artistic action is the absurd.
Because the interaction of opposites, which are oriented towards a goal,
opens the A space, as a design room and games room.
There is the "architecture of the heart." ies
So d explore, visualize, and to experience this weekend
in the stimulating seminar is planned. There
A m morning it launches into the theme and common visual exercises.
is then absorbed individually what appeared
The seminars are held in a stimulating and tranquil atmosphere.
precondition for participation, no skills, but is the motivation.
Participants bring their painting and drawing materials.
The participants are accompanied by individual instructors .
Organizer: Hohenwart Forum GmbH
Speaker: Alfred Bast
Hohenwart Forum GmbH
Schönbornstraße 25
75181 Pforzheim
T. 07234-606-0
Registration required: gerke@hohenwart.de
costs :
Course fee € 180.00
accommodation, meals, drinks
and Conference Package € 148.25
EZ € 14.00
Thursday, January 20, 2011
What Color Vicodin Is The Strongest?
New & Good
Love on a Summer Afternoon: Songs of Sam Davis: Who owns the debut album by Stuart Matthew Price has " Greenwich Time, "an impression of the composer get. On the album "Love on a Summer Afternoon" you can now hear some great songs by Davis - versatile, melodic, well. Others were the songs sung by Gavin Creel (Hair), Will Chase (Billy Elliot), Will Swenson & Christopher . Sieber (very funny: "A Kilt Is Not A Dress") 
it is almost spring-like in the last few days, even if it now is to get colder again ... Musical Fair blooms but right on many things. "New and Good" are primarily the albums now shoot from the ground. New composers of new music. . Three New Musical music CDs can I put you as his heart:
Love on a Summer Afternoon: Songs of Sam Davis: Who owns the debut album by Stuart Matthew Price has " Greenwich Time, "an impression of the composer get. On the album "Love on a Summer Afternoon" you can now hear some great songs by Davis - versatile, melodic, well. Others were the songs sung by Gavin Creel (Hair), Will Chase (Billy Elliot), Will Swenson & Christopher . Sieber (very funny: "A Kilt Is Not A Dress") 
What I Want to Be When I Grow Up - The Songs of Scott Alan: The new album by Scott Alan is now already mentioned a little longer on the market, yet it is again. Patina Miller (Sister Act), Willemijn Verkaik (Wicked), Christopher Sieber (Shrek) and many more perform the 12 tracks on the CD. 
More with every line - The music of Tim Prottey-Jones: A young musician and composer from Birmingham grabs great performers from London's West End and takes with them a CD of his Compositions. Special nice that Drew Sarich also has sung a song is ("Rescue Remedy" is also released as a single and available on itunes). A little bit folk, a little rock, a little musical and great lyrics. Buy! :)
Update (Thanks to Elizabeth ) :
Our First Mistake - Kerrigan-Lowdermilk: is Fresh on the market the album by Kait Kerrigan and Brian Lowdermilk (eg Hendry & Mudge, The Unauthorized Autobiography of Samantha Brown), Natalie Weiss and others on the Matt Doyle to hear songs with the duo are.
LINKS:
- Kerrigan-Lowdermilk
- Scott Alan
- Prottey Tim Jones & Twitter My Protege
- Sam Davis had
Update (Thanks to Elizabeth ) :
LINKS:
- Kerrigan-Lowdermilk
- Scott Alan
- Prottey Tim Jones & Twitter My Protege
- Sam Davis had
Monday, January 17, 2011
The Wild Thornberrys Wildlife Rescue Online
3 Golden Globes for GLEE
Almost all morning so I spent my last night's Golden Globe regarded ceremony. Thank God there is a German television station, which it considers important to be transferred. Thank you!
There are such great actors, directors, etc. won that particular - I believe - also great people. There were some funny, some touching speeches that evening and also some surprise gains, such as Chris Colfer . Which is associated with a message for this competition is simply indescribably beautiful. Ellen DeGeneres he once told how he was bullied at school, now he is here in front of Hollywood's size and half the world and Wins - I noticed the tears came. A special moment. Jane Lynch also could take a contrary Globe and thanked skillfully with a very entertaining speech. Although Matthew Morrison and Lea Michele are left empty-handed, as the best TV Series - Comedy or Musical has managed GLEE . Congratulations and please keep it up! GLEE is one of the best things that could happen to the American television in recent years!
As today was also known, will be seen as Anne Hathaway guest star. What role has not yet announced - sources say that it is Kurt's aunt could act ...
Do not Stop Believin ' - a motto for life should be!
Links:
Almost all morning so I spent my last night's Golden Globe regarded ceremony. Thank God there is a German television station, which it considers important to be transferred. Thank you!
There are such great actors, directors, etc. won that particular - I believe - also great people. There were some funny, some touching speeches that evening and also some surprise gains, such as Chris Colfer . Which is associated with a message for this competition is simply indescribably beautiful. Ellen DeGeneres he once told how he was bullied at school, now he is here in front of Hollywood's size and half the world and Wins - I noticed the tears came. A special moment. Jane Lynch also could take a contrary Globe and thanked skillfully with a very entertaining speech. Although Matthew Morrison and Lea Michele are left empty-handed, as the best TV Series - Comedy or Musical has managed GLEE . Congratulations and please keep it up! GLEE is one of the best things that could happen to the American television in recent years!
As today was also known, will be seen as Anne Hathaway guest star. What role has not yet announced - sources say that it is Kurt's aunt could act ...
Do not Stop Believin ' - a motto for life should be!
Links:
- GLEE
- Golden Globes - all the winners and more information
Sunday, January 16, 2011
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Outlast interview .. vinyl all the way! CDs are a dead format in 2010
Bjorn talks with Shaun from Outlast about the band, the allmighty edge and the reasons why CDs suck in 2010! Go!
UtopiaNow First and foremost:
How are you and how are things going with Outlast at the moment?
Outlast : Things are going well. We have had a great 2010. We got to play some unbelievable shows with some inspiring bands. Just this past month we were lined up with bands like Mindset, Hands Tied, the CRO MAGS. So we're definitely stoked to finish out the year on a strong note. We're also patiently waiting for our new 7" to finish pressing. TAKE CONTROL is the title of it, and Bottled Up Records will be putting it out, and the sooner we can get that out of the oven, the better.
UtopiaNow: Have you ever played in other bands before? What was your reason to start a band?
Outlast: Each of us have played in bands before Outlast, and I think that our varied styles mix well and offer maybe a different perspective to what were doing now. I played in Passion prior to Outlast, which was a much more abrasive, loud, Catharsis/Hope Conspiracy vibe. Ian and Joe played in Petition, which was an awesome Strife inspired, Chorus style Straight Edge band. And this is Daves first hc band. He played in a pop punk/rock band The Glory Days a few years back. So we all had our feet wet, and now we're looking to push Outlast in everyones face possible.
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UtopiaNow What are your musical influences and how would you describe your music?
Outlast: Well all of our influences vary from person to person. We all could list separate groups of bands that look nothing like one anothers, haha. We can listen to everything from She & Him to Trapped Under Ice to Youth of Today. As a whole the bands we wanted to show tribute to include The First Step (their final show really got me into gear to get things going and hold out hope that one day we could put on a show that could have an impact on someone like that did did for me) In My Eyes (musically one of my favorite bands. Nothing To Hide is probably my most listened to record) and currently going Mindset (The attitude they have is 100% no bullshit, play every show, never hold back even if there are 2 kids watching) All amazing bands with very urgent and poignant things to say. I would describe us simply as a straight edge hardcore band. That may lump us in with a TON of bands that would fall in the same category, but we'd definitely be in good company.
UtopiaNow: When I think of New Jersey Hardcore, then I think of the brilliant Band Floorpunch first. Has NJ a big scene and are there other awesome bands in your area that you could recommend?
Outlast:
Well Floorpunch has a big worldwide scene haha. When they play a show, people travel far a wide to be there. We were in attendance at the Six Feet Under showcase in philly when they played their final US show and we saw our friends from Michigan, Canada, Maryland there as well. Its been weird for NJ hardcore lately. There seem to be a lot of bands stuck in the mid 2000's playing breakdown metalcore. Which is cool if thats what you your heart set on, just not what I personally want to hear in 2010. And most of our state shows have been with bands like that. We honestly seem to go over much better hundreds of miles from home for some reason.
Michigan has some amazing bands like Face Reality, Ohio housed some really fun shows with bands like Right Idea, But as for NJ, Its tough to find many bands to carry the banner that Floorpunch or Mouthpiece carried. My Turn To Win, Hands Tied to name a few. But with the lack of steady venues or kids that really care, we're kinda forced to head to other states to stake our claim.
UtopiaNow: As a straight edge band, what does straight edge mean to you? Do you see it as a movement or is it a personal thing that should be chosen by everyone on their own?
Outlast Straight edge means a lot to me personally as well as the band. I think its a little bit both a movement and a personal decision. Personally for me, it's kept me clean, healthy, and in check. It felt right to me and has ever since I first heard about it when I was like 14 or 15. A lot of younger kids may get swept up in the hype of being straight edge looking to fit in and be apart of something, anything. In turn they take it to an unreasonable degree without really knowing themselves or what straight edge truly is and can be. That's why I believe straight edge gets a bad reputation at times, by the half hearted actions and words by a few bad apples. As with everything, there are pros and cons, but at the end of the day the good outweighs the bad and I have no issue saying I'm straight edge. As a band, we're proud to X up at shows, talk about it and stand behind it, though we're not going to condemn anyone that drinks or look down on anyone just because they aren't. Some of our best friends and favorite bands are drinkers, but good people are good people, edge or no edge.
UtopiaNow: What do you think of militant edgers and bands who propagate violence against people drinking alcohol or smoking?
The militant edge is not a joke. It makes for great song/lyric content, but in reality it hurts more than it helps. You could curb-stomp a coke dealer, or firestorm a liquor store, but theres just going to be another shithead peddling on the corner, and another bigger liquor outlet down the street getting more business. If you really want to make a lasting impact, make yourself a positive example. Prove the Geraldo clips wrong, and do something to help rather than hurt. Aram from React Records said something in a interview I read that struck a chord with me, something to the effect of, "you can still wear your streetwear and nikes while helping your community."
UtopiaNow What about things like veganism or vegetarism? Is anybody of you vegan or vegetarian and why or why not? Do you support any political organisations or groups?
Outlast: Some of us are, some aren't. I myself am a vegetarian going on 7/8 years. Simply put, I needed a change around my 18th birthday, and gave it a shot. I started feeling generally better, noticed I would get sick less so it stuck. We have pro vegan/veg songs, but dont try to be preachy, same with being straight edge. Plus had I not made the change, I'd probably still be eating the same boring cheeseburgers and never felt compelled to try some of my current favorite Indian/Thai foods haha.
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UtopiaNow: What do you think about the d.i.y. ideals in our scene? Is d.i.y. the best way to hold the scene alive or is it not effective enough because you can’t reach a lot of people this way?
Outlast: DIY all the way. Its probably a little more difficult but its the only way to ensure your Bands deals and convictions wont be compromised. I've played some larger venues in other bands in the past where they make you sign a contract that you wont use profanity, or speak against the venue's religious beliefs. I understand why they did it, but it just felt wrong. I'd be more content and satisfied having less people hear us but having the final product be exactly what we want without any compromise.
UtopiaNow: Which hardcore/punk record stoked you at last and why?
Outspoken: Most recently Mindset - Time & Pressure, NAILS - Unsilent Death and My Turn To Win - No Challenge
UtopiaNow: Your personal top five hardcore/punk releases ever: That's a tough one. Though they may change in an hour, right now I'd say:
1. Kid Dynamite - S/T
2. Bane - Give Blood
3. Sick Of It All - Take A Look Around
4. The Promise - Believer
5. In My Eyes - Nothing To Hide
UtopiaNow: Which are your favourite hardcore/punk bands from Europe? True Colors were great, I really enjoyed Raised Fist, The OG Outlast is awesome, and I'll say Refused too.
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UtopiaNow: Do you prefer vinyl or cd and why?
Vinyl all the way! CDs are a dead format in 2010. They have been for years. Vinyl sounds better, its way less expensive to produce and press, and it feels much more valuable.
UtopiaNow: What are your future plans and are there any plans for a new record?
We have the new 7" TAKE CONTROL coming out soon on Bottled Up Records. We're really excited to get that out and incorporating those songs into our set. A short tour heading down south in January, and hopefully out again in the spring summer!
UtopiaNow: Thank you very much! Any last words or comments?
Outlast: Pre Orders are now being handled at http://bottleduprecords.bigcartel.com/ up and support worldwide straight edge, eat burritos, StageDive.
Thanks Brother, Shaun
bassist
OUTLAST
(the images used are taken from the website outlast: photo by Tailer Sladen) 
Bjorn talks with Shaun from Outlast about the band, the allmighty edge and the reasons why CDs suck in 2010! Go!
UtopiaNow First and foremost:
How are you and how are things going with Outlast at the moment?
Outlast : Things are going well. We have had a great 2010. We got to play some unbelievable shows with some inspiring bands. Just this past month we were lined up with bands like Mindset, Hands Tied, the CRO MAGS. So we're definitely stoked to finish out the year on a strong note. We're also patiently waiting for our new 7" to finish pressing. TAKE CONTROL is the title of it, and Bottled Up Records will be putting it out, and the sooner we can get that out of the oven, the better.
UtopiaNow: Have you ever played in other bands before? What was your reason to start a band?
Outlast: Each of us have played in bands before Outlast, and I think that our varied styles mix well and offer maybe a different perspective to what were doing now. I played in Passion prior to Outlast, which was a much more abrasive, loud, Catharsis/Hope Conspiracy vibe. Ian and Joe played in Petition, which was an awesome Strife inspired, Chorus style Straight Edge band. And this is Daves first hc band. He played in a pop punk/rock band The Glory Days a few years back. So we all had our feet wet, and now we're looking to push Outlast in everyones face possible.
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UtopiaNow What are your musical influences and how would you describe your music?
Outlast: Well all of our influences vary from person to person. We all could list separate groups of bands that look nothing like one anothers, haha. We can listen to everything from She & Him to Trapped Under Ice to Youth of Today. As a whole the bands we wanted to show tribute to include The First Step (their final show really got me into gear to get things going and hold out hope that one day we could put on a show that could have an impact on someone like that did did for me) In My Eyes (musically one of my favorite bands. Nothing To Hide is probably my most listened to record) and currently going Mindset (The attitude they have is 100% no bullshit, play every show, never hold back even if there are 2 kids watching) All amazing bands with very urgent and poignant things to say. I would describe us simply as a straight edge hardcore band. That may lump us in with a TON of bands that would fall in the same category, but we'd definitely be in good company.
UtopiaNow: When I think of New Jersey Hardcore, then I think of the brilliant Band Floorpunch first. Has NJ a big scene and are there other awesome bands in your area that you could recommend?
Outlast:
Well Floorpunch has a big worldwide scene haha. When they play a show, people travel far a wide to be there. We were in attendance at the Six Feet Under showcase in philly when they played their final US show and we saw our friends from Michigan, Canada, Maryland there as well. Its been weird for NJ hardcore lately. There seem to be a lot of bands stuck in the mid 2000's playing breakdown metalcore. Which is cool if thats what you your heart set on, just not what I personally want to hear in 2010. And most of our state shows have been with bands like that. We honestly seem to go over much better hundreds of miles from home for some reason.
Michigan has some amazing bands like Face Reality, Ohio housed some really fun shows with bands like Right Idea, But as for NJ, Its tough to find many bands to carry the banner that Floorpunch or Mouthpiece carried. My Turn To Win, Hands Tied to name a few. But with the lack of steady venues or kids that really care, we're kinda forced to head to other states to stake our claim.
UtopiaNow: As a straight edge band, what does straight edge mean to you? Do you see it as a movement or is it a personal thing that should be chosen by everyone on their own?
Outlast Straight edge means a lot to me personally as well as the band. I think its a little bit both a movement and a personal decision. Personally for me, it's kept me clean, healthy, and in check. It felt right to me and has ever since I first heard about it when I was like 14 or 15. A lot of younger kids may get swept up in the hype of being straight edge looking to fit in and be apart of something, anything. In turn they take it to an unreasonable degree without really knowing themselves or what straight edge truly is and can be. That's why I believe straight edge gets a bad reputation at times, by the half hearted actions and words by a few bad apples. As with everything, there are pros and cons, but at the end of the day the good outweighs the bad and I have no issue saying I'm straight edge. As a band, we're proud to X up at shows, talk about it and stand behind it, though we're not going to condemn anyone that drinks or look down on anyone just because they aren't. Some of our best friends and favorite bands are drinkers, but good people are good people, edge or no edge.
UtopiaNow: What do you think of militant edgers and bands who propagate violence against people drinking alcohol or smoking?
The militant edge is not a joke. It makes for great song/lyric content, but in reality it hurts more than it helps. You could curb-stomp a coke dealer, or firestorm a liquor store, but theres just going to be another shithead peddling on the corner, and another bigger liquor outlet down the street getting more business. If you really want to make a lasting impact, make yourself a positive example. Prove the Geraldo clips wrong, and do something to help rather than hurt. Aram from React Records said something in a interview I read that struck a chord with me, something to the effect of, "you can still wear your streetwear and nikes while helping your community."
UtopiaNow What about things like veganism or vegetarism? Is anybody of you vegan or vegetarian and why or why not? Do you support any political organisations or groups?
Outlast: Some of us are, some aren't. I myself am a vegetarian going on 7/8 years. Simply put, I needed a change around my 18th birthday, and gave it a shot. I started feeling generally better, noticed I would get sick less so it stuck. We have pro vegan/veg songs, but dont try to be preachy, same with being straight edge. Plus had I not made the change, I'd probably still be eating the same boring cheeseburgers and never felt compelled to try some of my current favorite Indian/Thai foods haha.
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UtopiaNow: What do you think about the d.i.y. ideals in our scene? Is d.i.y. the best way to hold the scene alive or is it not effective enough because you can’t reach a lot of people this way?
Outlast: DIY all the way. Its probably a little more difficult but its the only way to ensure your Bands deals and convictions wont be compromised. I've played some larger venues in other bands in the past where they make you sign a contract that you wont use profanity, or speak against the venue's religious beliefs. I understand why they did it, but it just felt wrong. I'd be more content and satisfied having less people hear us but having the final product be exactly what we want without any compromise.
UtopiaNow: Which hardcore/punk record stoked you at last and why?
Outspoken: Most recently Mindset - Time & Pressure, NAILS - Unsilent Death and My Turn To Win - No Challenge
UtopiaNow: Your personal top five hardcore/punk releases ever: That's a tough one. Though they may change in an hour, right now I'd say:
1. Kid Dynamite - S/T
2. Bane - Give Blood
3. Sick Of It All - Take A Look Around
4. The Promise - Believer
5. In My Eyes - Nothing To Hide
UtopiaNow: Which are your favourite hardcore/punk bands from Europe? True Colors were great, I really enjoyed Raised Fist, The OG Outlast is awesome, and I'll say Refused too.
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UtopiaNow: Do you prefer vinyl or cd and why?
Vinyl all the way! CDs are a dead format in 2010. They have been for years. Vinyl sounds better, its way less expensive to produce and press, and it feels much more valuable.
UtopiaNow: What are your future plans and are there any plans for a new record?
We have the new 7" TAKE CONTROL coming out soon on Bottled Up Records. We're really excited to get that out and incorporating those songs into our set. A short tour heading down south in January, and hopefully out again in the spring summer!
UtopiaNow: Thank you very much! Any last words or comments?
Outlast: Pre Orders are now being handled at http://bottleduprecords.bigcartel.com/ up and support worldwide straight edge, eat burritos, StageDive.
Thanks Brother, Shaun
bassist
OUTLAST
(the images used are taken from the website outlast: photo by Tailer Sladen)
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"Not While I'm Around" - The song to Sunday
... this Sunday something "different". Sondheim's "Not While I'm Around (Sweeney Todd) sung by the great Jamie Cullum. Beautiful Sunday!
... this Sunday something "different". Sondheim's "Not While I'm Around (Sweeney Todd) sung by the great Jamie Cullum. Beautiful Sunday!
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Uncensored Cool Anime To Watch
News Flash: short messages, which I enjoy ...
A new year has begun and already there are rumors again "Musical News" in all corners of the world. Here I present you now have a selection of short messages that I have in the past few days really pleased.
first Spider-Man ALIVE! How here was already reported it a few weeks to one - this time very shocking - Accident at Julie Taymor's new stage show Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark . A barrage of criticism followed, and some shows were canceled. Now it seems again to have everything put back, because in the past few days you can hear above all what the show Celebrity Actor who has not attended and has hurt again ... and the better news: Aerialist Christopher Tierney it is also better and he tells you in person in so do TV shows or news reports.
second ONCE - The Musical . Yesterday the news came: "Modern day Irish musical 'Once' will bow on Broadway in the fall of 2011." (broadway.com). About the cast of the same name on the film (2007) based musicals is not yet known. What one is already known, however, that no less than Enda Walsh for This book is Responsible. The music is from "The Swell Season Glen Hansard aka and Markéta Irglová , the then surprising with" Falling Slowly " were allowed to take a Best Song Academy Award-counter. The rest of the creative team sounds promising to: Bob Crowley ( design - including Mary Poppins, Tarzan), Steven Hoggett ( musical staging - including American Idiot), Martin Lowe ( music direction - including Mamma Mia) and directed by John Tiffany (Black Watch). A workshop presentation to the end of April to give early May ... I'm excited!
third anniversary spotlight musical. Am 13.1. is the anniversary edition of the German musical magazine "spotlight musical" in the sale. In my opinion the magazine in recent months has fallen somewhat, including the irregular appearance. I hope for many more years of musical focus and interpret the bonus CD of the 50th Issue as a good omen. For the promotion of young musical performers I'm also for the promotion of new musical material and is made here, where some results of the "read: machine" are presented on CD. A good idea.
4th CATS Tour in Vienna. The announced tour stop in Vienna adopted with the announcement of the date and place last hand and foot. 10/22/2011 to 01/15/2012 on grounds New Marx. More information on the homepage of the organizer .
5th Tom Kitt interview. A few days ago I came across this recent interview with Next To Normal-composer Tom Kitt. A very detailed and interesting interview. He speaks Others on the Next To Normal film, his composing habits, current musicals, musical composers, and so on. Predicate: Recommended! :)
6th ... And finally: A new Ask A Star with Lin-Manuel Miranda . Very funny and likeable. Also epfehlenswert! 
A new year has begun and already there are rumors again "Musical News" in all corners of the world. Here I present you now have a selection of short messages that I have in the past few days really pleased.
first Spider-Man ALIVE! How here was already reported it a few weeks to one - this time very shocking - Accident at Julie Taymor's new stage show Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark . A barrage of criticism followed, and some shows were canceled. Now it seems again to have everything put back, because in the past few days you can hear above all what the show Celebrity Actor who has not attended and has hurt again ... and the better news: Aerialist Christopher Tierney it is also better and he tells you in person in so do TV shows or news reports.
second ONCE - The Musical . Yesterday the news came: "Modern day Irish musical 'Once' will bow on Broadway in the fall of 2011." (broadway.com). About the cast of the same name on the film (2007) based musicals is not yet known. What one is already known, however, that no less than Enda Walsh for This book is Responsible. The music is from "The Swell Season Glen Hansard aka and Markéta Irglová , the then surprising with" Falling Slowly " were allowed to take a Best Song Academy Award-counter. The rest of the creative team sounds promising to: Bob Crowley ( design - including Mary Poppins, Tarzan), Steven Hoggett ( musical staging - including American Idiot), Martin Lowe ( music direction - including Mamma Mia) and directed by John Tiffany (Black Watch). A workshop presentation to the end of April to give early May ... I'm excited!
third anniversary spotlight musical. Am 13.1. is the anniversary edition of the German musical magazine "spotlight musical" in the sale. In my opinion the magazine in recent months has fallen somewhat, including the irregular appearance. I hope for many more years of musical focus and interpret the bonus CD of the 50th Issue as a good omen. For the promotion of young musical performers I'm also for the promotion of new musical material and is made here, where some results of the "read: machine" are presented on CD. A good idea.
4th CATS Tour in Vienna. The announced tour stop in Vienna adopted with the announcement of the date and place last hand and foot. 10/22/2011 to 01/15/2012 on grounds New Marx. More information on the homepage of the organizer .
5th Tom Kitt interview. A few days ago I came across this recent interview with Next To Normal-composer Tom Kitt. A very detailed and interesting interview. He speaks Others on the Next To Normal film, his composing habits, current musicals, musical composers, and so on. Predicate: Recommended! :)
6th ... And finally: A new Ask A Star with Lin-Manuel Miranda . Very funny and likeable. Also epfehlenswert!
Sunday, January 9, 2011
European Bare Minerals Vs Regular
"Sky Above Manhattan" - the song for the Sunday TV
I'm writing now officially back from the Christmas break and start with another "Song for Sunday." "Sky Above Manhattan" means he is also the title song of the third solo album from Jersey Boy Matt Bogart . When do the album I could not figure out yet, Bogart Homepage is unfortunately not updated very regularly. The first two albums (actually an album "Simple Song" + EP "More Simple Songs), I can only recommend Matt Bogart has a very private, cozy timbre and presents a successful song selection ... and also:. He's got the looks and reminds me always a little on the young Patrick Swayze. the CDs are released on Jay Records .
"Sky Above Manhattan" fascinates me every time I look at this video. Very charming and very Bogart sings here with you this wonderful song. Somehow, due to this foggy day ...
I'm writing now officially back from the Christmas break and start with another "Song for Sunday." "Sky Above Manhattan" means he is also the title song of the third solo album from Jersey Boy Matt Bogart . When do the album I could not figure out yet, Bogart Homepage is unfortunately not updated very regularly. The first two albums (actually an album "Simple Song" + EP "More Simple Songs), I can only recommend Matt Bogart has a very private, cozy timbre and presents a successful song selection ... and also:. He's got the looks and reminds me always a little on the young Patrick Swayze. the CDs are released on Jay Records .
"Sky Above Manhattan" fascinates me every time I look at this video. Very charming and very Bogart sings here with you this wonderful song. Somehow, due to this foggy day ...
Witty Things To Write On Christmas Cards
tip: Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella
straight runs on a cable the 90s remake of the movie musicals Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella . The musical by Richard Rodgers (music) and Oscar Hammerstein II (Book & Lyrics) written for television and aired in 1957, the first time. Julie Andrews charmed then as Cinderella.
remake followed in 1965 and 1997. The latter first African-American with a Cinderella. Directed by Robert Iscove (She's All That, The Ten Commandments: The Musical), Rob Marshall (Chicago, Nine choreographed). Big names cavort alongside Brandy Norwood, who took over the starring Whoopi Goldberg, Whitney Houston, Jason Alexander, Bernadette Peters, Victor Garber, ... an illustrious composition.
turn quick!
... and if we're at it, in the weeks running well.
remake followed in 1965 and 1997. The latter first African-American with a Cinderella. Directed by Robert Iscove (She's All That, The Ten Commandments: The Musical), Rob Marshall (Chicago, Nine choreographed). Big names cavort alongside Brandy Norwood, who took over the starring Whoopi Goldberg, Whitney Houston, Jason Alexander, Bernadette Peters, Victor Garber, ... an illustrious composition.
turn quick!
... and if we're at it, in the weeks running well.
- The Rocky Horror Picture Show - skycomedy , including at 21.1, 17:05 (several dates) Chitti Chitti Bang Bang
- -. MGM , 18.1, 9:20
- White Christmas (Irving Berlin), kabel eins classics , 18.1., 11:30
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