FORT PAYNE, Ala., June 26 -- GameTime is once again
revolutionizing the way kids play, with GT Jams! GT Jams outdoor musical
instruments provide opportunities for children to be introduced to
percussion, tonal, and vocal instruments and discover the expressive art of
music during play. Patterned after ancient African and Caribbean
instruments, GT Jams brings history to life in a fun and physically
beneficial activity unlike anything kids have ever experienced. Almost
anyone can play music and it is this culture of inclusion that makes it a
perfect addition to any playground. This type of music education can also
foster an appreciation and interest in other cultures.
These sturdy rotationally molded plastic instruments are designed to be
visually appealing and to produce a quality sound. GT Jams freestanding
play events and structural components also offer a variety of possible
innovative configurations, like drum circles, to best suit your individual
space constraints. A great outlet for imagination through structured or
free play, GT Jams brings any playground to life by introducing sound and
encouraging rhythmic movement. GameTime also offers decorative music notes
to theme your system, as well as a music note bench for the listening
audience. In addition, your order will be accompanied by a GT Jam Session
Playbook which offers a variety of standard-based play activities that
correlate to The National Standards for Music Education and Physical
Education. This unique playground program also affords instructors the
opportunity to take the classroom outdoors. Install GT Jams and bring a new
sound to your playground today!
To find out more, go to http://www.gametime.com/gtjams or call
800-235-2440.
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Thursday, 26 June 2008
Wednesday, 18 June 2008
WWE chairman promotes `Raw' with $1M giveaway
LOS ANGELES —
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Wrestling fans eager to get their hands on Vince McMahon's money will have to jump through a few hoops first.
The World Wrestling Entertainment chairman announced during last week's "Monday Night Raw" that he would give away $1 million of his own wealth to viewers, but he didn't specify when or how it would be distributed.
The cash will be given away as part of a lengthy promotional sweepstakes, McMahon and the WWE told The Associated Press.
For a chance to win a part - but not all - of the $1 million, viewers must pre-register on WWE.com and then watch the beginning of "Raw" each week to receive a special code, which viewers must tell McMahon if he calls them during the live broadcast.
The code will change each week of the promotion and will not be revealed until the beginning of each episode.
"People can view this as my own version of an economic stimulus plan to benefit our viewers," McMahon told The Associated Press.
While the USA Network series continues to be one of the most watched shows on cable TV, its ratings have recently declined. Last Monday's episode received the lowest ratings in five years, according to Nielsen Media Research.
McMahon said his goal with the giveaway, which begins June 9, is to reward loyal "Raw" fans and draw new and former viewers back to the show.
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USA is owned by General Electric Co.'s NBC Universal.
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On the Net:
http://www.wwe.com
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Tuesday, 17 June 2008
Machine Gun Fellatio
Artist: Machine Gun Fellatio
Genre(s):
Pop: Pop-Rock
Discography:
Paging Mr. Strike
Year: 2002
Tracks: 15
Bring It On
Year: 2001
Tracks: 16
Spectral
Brad Pitt - Fascinating Fact 5405
BRAD PITT invested in over $50,000 (GBP25,000)-worth of art the day before his partner ANGELINA JOLIE's 33rd birthday. The Hollywood star attended an art fair in Switzerland on Tuesday (03Jun08) and reportedly bought two bronze chairs designed by Max Lamb for $25,000 (GBP12,500) each; a fibreglass lamp and a $290,000 (GBP145,000) table, according to America's Us Weekly magazine.
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Go Speed Racer Lawsuit, Go!
Philadelphia 76ers center Samuel Dalembert is suing a design studio in NYC over "Speed Racer." Ah-ha!
The NBA star invested more than a million bucks in a project that licensed "Speed Racer" products and merchandise back in 2006. According to the lawsuit, Dalembert claims his partners didn't actually have the rights to "Speed Racer" in the first place. Details!
Dalembert wants more than $50,000. We couldn't find Art Asylum.
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The NBA star invested more than a million bucks in a project that licensed "Speed Racer" products and merchandise back in 2006. According to the lawsuit, Dalembert claims his partners didn't actually have the rights to "Speed Racer" in the first place. Details!
Dalembert wants more than $50,000. We couldn't find Art Asylum.
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Midge Ure
Artist: Midge Ure
Genre(s):
Rock: New Wave
Discography:
The Gift
Year: 1996
Tracks: 15
Breathe
Year: 1996
Tracks: 11
Answers To Nothing
Year: 1988
Tracks: 14
Could Britney Win an Emmy?
Ice Cube's Bodyguard: Are We Done Yet?
Ice Cube may act all squeaky clean and nice in his cutesy family films, but he's still rollin' as a straight up thug like he did back in the NWA day.
Now that he's got that "Are We There Yet" money, he doesn't have to threaten people himself -- he's got bodyguards to do it for him now.
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Now that he's got that "Are We There Yet" money, he doesn't have to threaten people himself -- he's got bodyguards to do it for him now.
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