iPhone application developer Bite Interactive today announced the release of ‘The Red Carpet,’ an iPhone app that gives users the opportunity to select their Oscar favorites, and, if they correctly pick all 24 televised Oscar winners, win $1MM. The Red Carpet is the first ever contest of this type to be approved for Apple’s App Store. Los Angeles, CA ( PRWEB ) February 1, 2010 --...
Playlist Tangerine Dream – Ultima Thule Haydn – The Paris Symphonies Bill Evans – Never Let Me Go Joe Farrell – Moon Germs Astra – The Weirding The Eleventh House feat. Larry Coryell – Introducing The Eleventh House feat. Larry Coryell – Level One Richard Wright – Wet Dream Sumner McKane – North Sumner McKane – Two If By Sea This morning,...
The complaint, statements, and new release from the FTC are here. If you're around in Silicon Valley this morning, you can try to crash the Association of Corporate Counsel event I helped put together. Joe Farrell from the FTC will be dialing in and Mark Lemley, Peter Menell, and Aaron...
Chick Corea: What Game Shall We Play Today? The players: Chick Corea, electric piano Joe Farrell, flutes, soprano sax Flora Purim, vocals, percussion Stan Clarke, electric bass, double bass Airto Moreira, drums, percussion This reminds me of a cross between Vince Guaraldi and the TV (Sesame Street, 3-2-1 Contact, the Electric Company) I watched as a kid.
Powered by Nate Wilson’s prodigious Hammond skills, Ferrell’s subtle guitar work, Powley’s singing and lyrics, and a strong rhythm section, that version of Percy Hill toured heavily across New England and beyond between 1993-1996 and was mentioned along with moe., Ominous Seapods, and Strangefolk as one the nascent jam-scene’s surging second tier of up-and-coming bands. In...
Sunday from 5 PM 7 PM EST 90.1 FM WDCE Richmond Listen online via live webcast at wdce.org Archived shows uploaded at freedomjazzdance.net two days after each live broadcast. Tune in to Freedom Jazz Dance for the unstoppable sound of freedom in the groove with the latest, greatest performers and rare recordings throughout the history of jazz. This week, I'll be featuring tracks from multi-instrumentalist...
With that little catch phrase, so end many nights in orchestra pits in and around LA. Local tradition holds that whenever a substitute player finishes his or her first night on a show, if they are particularly “on” (and they...
With the recent DOJ and FTC announcement that they will solicit public comment and hold joint workshops to explore the possibility of “updating” the Horizontal Merger Guidelines (”HMG”) in December 2009 and January 2010, the attention of the antitrust community has turned away from the heated Section 2 debates (the subject of our last symposium) [...]
In response to my first post on joint monopsony conduct to countervail monopoly power, Mike Ward raises the issue of justifying a merger among sellers on the basis that it will countervail alleged monopsony power. Labor unions have an antitrust exemption for just that purpose. In terms of merger policy, Tom Campbell has written an [...]
Why not do an academic study on data provided by the FTC/DOJ? Antitrust lawyers know the goal in a merger case is to preserve -- or restore -- competition, but the competitive concerns must be balanced against the economic realities, Wales says. But officials at the DOJ have argued the...
New York Giants' Eli Manning Says It's a 'Great Time to Sign'Behind the Scenes of The Quarterback's New Toyota Ad Campaign Commercial Spots, Eli Interview and Stills Available at: http://www.greattimetosign.com/elimanning_exclusivesNEW YORK, Sept. 8 -- New York Giants Quarterback Eli Manning heads back to the Toyota dealership for this years' "Great Time to Sign" ad campaign for the Greater...
Koyie Hill didn't really notice the two umpires sitting in the first row behind home plate Friday at Wrigley Field until a point in the game when pitcher Tom Gorzelanny needed a new baseball."I saw them on one pitch, when it was a foul ball or something, and the pitcher throws the ball back," said the Cubs catcher, "and I went back to get a ball and I didn't hear them but I saw the guys...
Just before the first pitch of Tuesday's game at Fenway Park, I saw someone in the front row behind the backstop screen also put on an umpire's mask. He and his friend were often out of the TV frame, but when right-handed hitters were batting, you could sometimes see them, mimicking (or shadowing) the home plate umpire's every move and utterance -- every strike call and foul tip, putting up fingers...
Videos
