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Discover the Best Travel Excursions in California

California, with its diverse landscapes and vibrant cities, offers a wealth of travel excursions that cater to every type of traveler. Whether you're looking for adventure, relaxation, or a mix of both, the Golden State has something for you. From the stunning coastlines to the majestic mountains and bustling cities, there's no shortage of places to explore.

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One of the most popular travel excursions in California is exploring the beautiful beaches along the Pacific Coast Highway. This iconic route offers breathtaking views of the ocean and rugged cliffs. Stop by charming seaside towns like Santa Barbara and Monterey, where you can enjoy fresh seafood and picturesque views.

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If you're planning a special event, California is an excellent destination for wedding and banquet organization. With its wide range of venues, from elegant vineyards in Napa Valley to luxurious beachfront resorts in Malibu, you can find the perfect location to celebrate your big day. Many event planners in California offer comprehensive packages that include everything from catering to decor, ensuring your event is unforgettable.

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For those fascinated by train travel, California offers some unique opportunities to explore. While the legendary ORIENT EXPRESS primarily travels through Europe, you can still experience the magic of train travel in California. The Napa Valley Wine Train, for instance, offers a scenic journey through vineyards and rolling hills, complete with gourmet meals and wine tastings.

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Travel Excursions in Orlando, Florida

Orlando, Florida, is a top destination for travelers seeking fun and excitement. Known for its world-famous theme parks, Orlando offers a range of travel excursions that are perfect for families, couples, and solo travelers alike.

Top Travel Excursions in Orlando, Florida

No trip to Orlando would be complete without a visit to its iconic theme parks. Walt Disney World and Universal Studios are must-see attractions, offering a variety of rides, shows, and experiences that delight visitors of all ages. Beyond the theme parks, Orlando also boasts beautiful gardens, vibrant shopping districts, and a lively arts scene.

Wedding and Banquet Organization in Orlando, Florida

Orlando is also a fantastic location for wedding and banquet organization. With its luxurious resorts and beautiful outdoor venues, you can plan a wedding that's both magical and memorable. Many Orlando resorts offer comprehensive wedding packages, including catering, decor, and entertainment, making it easy to create the perfect event.

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sightsoundproduction · 7 months ago

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betopandiani-mar · 11 months ago

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The ATLANTIC 1000 – An extreme Catamaran Race

Iron men plastic boats …. Sounds good doesn’t it. Good race marketing or fact? As with most things the only way to dispel the myth and cut through the dogy doo is to get out there, get wet and see for your-self. For many years Catamaran sailors have challenged themselves by racing up the east coast of the USA on small catamarans. In previous years the event was called the Worrel 1000. This year is it was called the ATLANTIC 1000.

The ATLANTIC 1000 is a 1000 miles race which runs from Islamorada, an island in the Florida Keys, to Kill Devil Hills Beach in North Carolina. The event is divided into two 500 miles races with a rest day in between. The first half is called the Tybee Island 500, and the second half is called the Outerbanks 500. The event is open to production sport catamarans with a maximum length of 20 feet and is billed as one of the toughest around.

It is having always been a race that I have wanted to do and my sailing partner Roberto Pandiani - with whom I crossed to Antarctica on a beach catamaran in 2003 – shared that desire too. The race requires intensive logistics as it moves northwards and is therefore an expensive operation. A good partner was needed, and we were appreciative of the continued support of SEMP TOSHIBA - a company that manufactures audio visual goods in Brazil.

The final month was frenetic with activity as we pulled together a shore team, bought a boat and prepared it for what lay ahead. Our team comprised of Fernando Bocciarelli – technical support/pusher, Thomas Scheidt – photographer and brother of Robert (6 times world champ in lasers) and Patricia Kirschner – shore manager, press liaison and logistics. We chose to sail an Inter 20 manufactured by Performance Catamarans in the USA. This was the choice of most of the top teams, so we figured there was no point in doing anything different. The Inter 20 is a boat that has its weak points and so our boat preparation was focused on avoiding breakages. The race is judged on cumulative time over each leg.

Tybee 500 – The start is on Islamorada which lies about 75 miles south of Miami in the Florida Keys. Our rental car resembles that of an African bus - bar the chickens and goats – but we are brimming with people, gear and spares, nonetheless. Our arrival in the boat park shows that we are poorly equipped compared to our competitors who in true American fashion have big mobile homes, massive walk-in box trailers and sizable shore teams complete with babes in bikinis. We spend 2 days gleaning as much as we can from the boats around us and even get to go for a practice sail the day before the start.

As Islamorada does not have a beach, we are given our only ‘on the water’ start of the 1000 miles. Tactically the first leg is not very taxing – sheet in, get out on the wire and 6 hours later – get of trapeze when you hit the beach in Hollywood! Sounds simple until you try it – My logbook entry on Day 1 sums it up.

‘No body was designed to hang in a harness for hours on end pulling on sheets until they had holes in their fingers. Equally it was not designed to do stomach crunches for 6 hours a day while a saltwater fire hose blasts into your face. Yes, any romantic notions you may have about this race turf them to one side – is about pain and endurance ‘

It was a shock to the system to say the least – 90 miles on a close reach - we were exhausted – frankly we wondered what the hell we had let ourselves in for - another 900 miles of this were difficult to imagine.

As always, we had lots to learn, and some glaring issues needed to be resolved – our harnesses were completely inappropriate – fine for round the buoy racing – but this was long distance racing at another level. Another was our eyewear – wrap around sunglasses just weren’t good enough and lastly our mast set up needed some attention. Some directed questions and a snoop around the boat park revealed our errors.

Le Mans starts off the beach provide a great spectacle and are fun for the sailors. Each team is allowed one ‘Pusher’ that is permitted to push you though the surf until the last line of breaking waves – a good pusher is worth his weight in gold and Fernando, who was close to 2m tall and fit as a fiddle soon became the envy of the other teams, as we consistently got away to excellent starts. Our glory however was generally short lived as the more practiced teams would inevitably grind us down. It was a little frustrating to be honest – and the solutions to the problem were not immediately obvious.

After some adjustments to the rig and our gear, our general speed, comfort and control of the boat improved but time on the boat was the essential ingredient to improving our teamwork. It was hard work for everyone. The ground crews were tireless. Check in, check out, load, unload, fetch and carry - drive. Boat work was another monster that would raise its head inconveniently at the end of long and tiring days.

At the skippers briefing of leg 4 we are informed about the “no sail’’ zone around Cape Canaveral. “It’s a national asset and we will protect it as such”, I wipe the sleep out of my eyes and look at the Major in his camouflage uniform. “Don’t think that last year’s gun shot was a welcoming signal – be warned!” We nervously lead the fleet for the first 15 miles around the Cape – expecting a projectile to come whizzing through the main at any moment – we escape unscathed - our victory for the day.

Going into leg 6 (the final leg of the Tybee 500) we are 5 seconds off “Team Oz” in 3rd position - hard to believe after 400 miles of racing! We have been making steady progress each day and so far, have scored a 6th, 4th, 3rd, 3rd ,3rd. Team Tybee Island and Team Castrol are locked into a battle for first and are well ahead. Our challenge for the day is to make the podium for the first half.

Now in the state of Georgia we are faced with sandbanks, mangroves and shrimp fishing boats as obstacles – quite different from the endless beaches and high-rise buildings of Florida. So far, we have had good steady breeze at 15 knots from the east. Today is hot and humid and the breeze is light and fluky. We enter a massive battle with “Team Oz” as we sail upwind in the fickle conditions. The lead changes several times as a large thunderstorm slowly approaches. My logbook entry captures the excitement of the finish as it was still written with adrenalin in my veins….

Team Oz leads the pack, us in second – Howard’s Pub in third. Team Tybee and Castrol are a way back. Eventually the wind gets to us. The breeze goes from 10 knots to 25 knots in a few minutes. The sea is still flat, and we take off on a huge double trapeze reach – probably the fastest I have ever been on a small catamaran. Roberto and I are both on trapeze and the boat is just flying. We start to drive in underneath Team Oz. I am nervous as there are shallows closer to the coast. I shudder to think what would happen to us (and the boat) if we were to hit a sand bank at 25 knots. The first few miles are adrenalin pumped – after that – all we want to do is finish. My hands are killing me. Sometimes the waves wash my feet off the boat, and I am upside down with my head dragging in the water. We are on the absolute limit – it’s all or nothing. Any mistake and we would be upside down and the race would be over for us. Drama behind us as team Howard’s Pub capsizes in a big gust!

As we approach Tybee Island it’s difficult to see where the finish is. We are committed to a lower course than the others and heading up would just loose us ground. Ahead of us lie shallows and breaking waves. We decide to just go for it – we need those five seconds. We dodge the beakers weaving our way between them – one nearly capsizes us. I see the finish just after the breakwater. Team Oz gybes down to us – we cross just in front of him. We gybe and surf in on a wave fully pumped and cross the line ahead of Team Oz to register our first win of the event. I whoop with delight. Team Oz finishes 3 seconds behind us – a nail biting finish. The beach is crowded, and everyone is cheering. Man, it feels good.

It was and incredible duel between us and Team Oz – after 90 miles of racing we finish 2 seconds apart! - Not enough to secure the third position but great to win a leg ahead of the 2 top teams. Team Castrol arrives 4rth in that leg and pull off a spectacular capsize coming down off a wave into the sand. Their ground crew drags the boat across the line on its side. The thrills and spills of long-distance racing – it’s awesome.

Team Castrol wins the Tybee 500, followed by Team Tybee, Team Oz and us Team Semp Toshiba in 4th.

Outer Banks 500 – After a relaxing day in the old city of Savannah we are back on the starting grid – we get pole position as we won the last leg of the Tybee – that is to say we are the northernmost boat in the line up. We wait poised - the last minute seems to last forever – we are sweating the sun cream off our faces – dressed to kill in the sweltering heat – the breeze is barely 4 knots.

We start on port for the first time – which quickly tells you its 80-mile upwind leg! Later up the track the breeze fills in from the sea at 15 knots and we set off on a tough reach in choppy conditions. I am barely managing to stay on the boat – doing somersaults on a regular basis. We are 25 miles from the finish when a load crack sees our leeward rudder shear off. Thank goodness we have two. We limp into Isle of Palms dejected and disappointed.

Leg 8 to Surfside Beach - starts with another frantic paddle through the surf. Our first headland 3 miles away takes 3 hours to reach. At least we are not in the trapeze – it’s a lot less painful! No rest for the wicked however and when the breeze backs, we are double trapping on a close reach with the spinnaker up. 18 Miles to Cape Romain – how I wish I had a cleat somewhere. We dodge the sand banks and breakers and set up for another 18 miles still on the same tack. Now I really need a cleat! The next waypoint is a submerged jetty which we clear by blind faith in the GPS. We crack off and single trap the last 25 miles to finish 2nd behind Team Tybee, redeeming ourselves somewhat after yesterday’s breakages.

Leg 9 to Wrightsville Beach – where the Wright brothers made their first historic flight starts badly with the spinnaker halyard pulley jammed on the wrong side of the mast. We are unable to free it and our spinnaker sets poorly – it remains unresolved for the first 20 miles. We drop back to solid 4th and are not having a good day. We play follow my leader through the shoals off Cape FEAR and work hard to catch the 3rd boat. We get ahead by taking the shore as an option. 300 meters from the finish however we capsize in the last gybe of the day. Fatigue is setting in and motivation is taking a beating. This race is far from over!

Leg 10 to Atlantic Beach – is a 60-mile run, straight line. We hug the coast initially and then later when the breeze establishes, we make the 50-mile dash across the gently sweeping bay. Team Tybee have replaced their skipper due to an injury. Brain Lambert winner of the last Worrel 1000 is at the helm and we are happy to hang with Tybee and pull away from the fleet. We finish 7 minutes behind them and are slightly disadvantaged by the dying breeze at the end of the day.

Atlantic Beach marks the start of the OUTER BANKS the string of thin barrier islands that give the second half of the race its name. The barrier islands are in places only meters wide and enclose a large mass of water known as Pamlico Sound.

Leg 11 to Ocracoke Island – launches us towards Cape Lookout 15 miles away. It’s a tight double trapeze spinnaker reach, and we take an early lead. Roberto at over 2m and 89 kilos is worth every ounce on the wire. As we approach the Cape, Team Tybee capsizes to lay the point. We round the Cape in lead. Tybee however are quickly back in the hunt and around the corner we have great sailing in flat water as we hug the beach.

Dramas for some of the other teams as Team Chesapeake break their pole while dropping their spinnaker. Later Team Accelerated Chaos (I love that name) capsizes and one of their crew gets separated from the boat. Team Chesapeake goes back to fetch him and returns him to the boat. Great seamanship and they get a time correction.

We maintain our lead and when the wind dies, we go offshore and pull away from Tybee - who gets left in a hole. Spirits are high when they disappear from sight, and we still have breeze. Soon it is time to gybe back towards the coast and finish. As we converge, we see Tybee starting to appear and to much swearing they cross in front. We finish 2 minutes adrift from them in our closest finish ever.

Ocracoke Island is a quaint place which during hurricane season often gets cut off from civilization because of damage to the bridge that connects it to the mainland to the north – access from the south is only by ferry. It was here in a secluded bay that the British apprehended and killed the infamous Captain Blackbeard. Our guesthouse the oldest on the island was aptly named Blackbeard’s Lodge and came complete with a full-sized sculpture of the captain in the reception hall.

Leg 12 to Kill Devil Hills – the final leg. The shoals off Cape Hatteras are one of the most dangerous navigational hazards on the eastern seaboard of the United States and extend up to 7 miles offshore. Here the warm Gulf Stream from the south meets the cold Labrador Current from the north. Over 2300 ships have been sunk here. Passing the Cape is always an unknown, as it is never the same. Sandbanks move with very storm and sloughs or passages are a function of the tide. It was with measured enthusiasm that we set off towards the Cape.

The breeze was steady at 15 knots from the southwest and a perfect single trapeze spinnaker run to the Cape, saw us sail away from Tybee and take the lead. The Cape approached and its massive black and white lighthouse loomed over the sandy spit. Breakers and sandbanks extended offshore as far as the eye could see. Local knowledge says that there is normally a passage close to the beach. Contrary to every instinct we head for the shore. As we approach, I see a seagull perched on a sandbank directly ahead of us. There is no avoiding it, as we are committed to our line – so we dive to pull up the daggerboards and go just for it - bag up and all! For a moment I think we not going to make it as the boat starts to slow down and load up – but then we are released! Whew! - that was close – we gybe just meters before the beach and take a rollercoaster ride through the haystacks of jacking waves - dodging fishing lines from the hoards of fisherman that line shore as we go.

We hold our lead over Tybee until Oregon inlet about 15 miles from the finish. A massive thunderstorm has been brewing over the land and as it approaches the wind dies. A 180-degree windshaft sees our lead disappear in a puff and we are unable to recover as the wind fills in from the sea. We are not happy as we were hoping to repeat our last leg win of the Tybee 500. We finish 15 minutes behind Tybee in the dying breeze. It felt like the longest 15 miles of the entire race.

We secure second in the Outerbanks 500 and Overall - second in the Atlantic 1000. Our total accumulated time for the 1000 miles was just over 71 hours. Believe it or 2 days later Roberto and I hoisted the sails again and completed the last 300 miles to arrive in New York.

Texto Duncan Ross.

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Eden at Kendall West in Jacksonville, FL

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The Catty Shack Ranch Wildlife Sanctuary 1860 Starratt Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32226, United States Get on I-295 S from Starratt Rd and Pulaski Rd 10 min (4.9 mi) Take the exit toward Tredinick Pkwy/Regency Sq Blvd N from FL-113 S/Southside Connector 9 min (8.8 mi) Turn right onto Tredinick Pkwy Restricted usage road Destination will be on the right 18 sec (436 ft) Eden at Kendall West 9105 Tredinick Pkwy, Jacksonville, FL 32211, United States

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Amazing CFWA Wedding Education Conference CFWA 2019 happen. Of course, the day was epic. Especially for the attendees. We arrived prepared. Firstly, Marjorie photographed the room. Secondly, Nick unloaded the gear. Above all, we were very excited to be there.

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Sophia’s Art Photography began in 2012 with a very simple mission. Bring back the traditional family photographer to Central Florida. Over time, Sophia’s Art Photo was asked to be one couple’s Orlando Wedding Photographer. And in a moment, they were all in. Five blissful years later, Sophias Art Photo has become one of the most versatile Family Photographers in Central Florida. All in all, from Maternity to newborns , kids to Grads, all the way to professional business Headshots, Marjorie and Nicholas love being relied upon for their client’s family photos. Although Wedding Photographers in Orlando are many, your options are limited only by your budget and wedding day vision. Certainly, finding your perfect Wedding Photographer is really important for your biggest day. And here is why we believe this. Of all the vendors hired for family celebrations, selecting the best Orlando wedding photographer insures that your entire day is captured beautifully. Because, you and your new family absolutely deserve the very best.

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jacksonvilleflflorida · 5 years ago

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Sight & Sound Productions

Founded in 1987, Sight & Sound Productions began as an audio-visual equipment rental company, servicing Jacksonville, Florida hotels and businesses. Today, we have grown into a nation-wide, full-service event production company, producing multi-day, large-scale events and concerts.

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martinomoore-blog · 5 years ago

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Best Prices in Orlando, Florida on Speaker Rental and sound system rentals for use as PA system for events, concerts, weddings, and parties. Audio Visual and DJ Speaker Rental

Music- If you don't need an MC and just need background music, an iPod with your favorite mix of tunes playing out of some larger speakers is an option. If you need an MC or a DJ who is able to keep the flow of dancing going throughout the evening and make announcements (for things like cake cutting, etc.), check around because prices are all over the board. There are reasonable ones out there that are also quite good.

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westminsteropenhouse-com · 5 years ago

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Westminster Capital Group

Westminster Capital Group and affiliated companies compose a private investment and management group with lengthy experience in real estate development, finance, property management and private equity. Mr. Greg Belzberg and members of his family have owned and directed Westminster Capital for more than 40 years. Mr. Belzberg is Chairman and CEO of the company. REAL ESTATE Westminster Capital’s investment philosophy balances an entrepreneurial approach with a focus on reducing downside risk and protecting capital through detailed due diligence, in-depth analysis, conservative underwriting and deliberate portfolio diversification. The firm's current real estate investment strategy focuses on developing, repositioning and investing in commercial income properties, multi-family, student housing, luxury homes, and land entitlement. We also offer a real estate lending program to commercial property developers and owners for acquisition, redevelopment and value-add opportunities. Our target markets are California, Oregon, Washington, Texas, and Florida. Westminster also allocates capital for opportunistic investments in other U.S. states. The real estate history of Westminster Capital and the Belzberg family dates back to the mid 1900’s when the family built a large portfolio of land holdings and buildings in Calgary, Alberta Canada. The family real estate holdings grew to include several million square feet of commercial property, thousands of multi-family units, and thousands of acres of residential land. The family owned companies combined to be one of the largest residential and commercial developers and investors in the Western U.S. PRIVATE EQUITY Westminster Capital has a diverse history investing in private equity opportunities and owning operating businesses in industries including consumer packaging and merchandising, audio visual rental, automotive supply, grocery, medical supply and manufacturing, technology, homewares, cemeteries, furniture manufacturing, financial services, insurance and securities.

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vacationsoup · 6 years ago

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LIGHT & SOUND SHOW—THE VOLUMES PROJECT—THE RINGLING SARASOTA, FL

Ezra Masch is a sculptor, musician as well as a visual artist from Philadelphia, currently based in New York City. He holds an MFA in Studio Arts from the University of Texas, as well as a BFA in sculpture from the Rhode Island School of Design. He teaches at Moore College of Art and Design and is a member of the Tiger Strikes Astroid gallery. His work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions in many sites across the United States.

The Ringling presents —

The special installation VOLUMES Sunday, August 12 – Sunday, September 9, 2018 in the Mondo Gallery (just across the Museum of Art courtyard) view light and sound by the contemporary artist Ezra Masch. *VOLUMES harnesses the speed of light to reveal the volume of sound and space. This immersive audio and visual installation project will feature a three- dimensional grid of LED lights that will fill the interior of the Ringling’s Monda gallery with an iridescent glow.

Contact microphones will be wired from a basic drum set to custom mixers that will divide the audio into multiple ranges of volume. Dimensions of height, length, and width will then be used to map coordinates of tone and amplitude within the grid of lights. Essentially Masch has created a symbiotic relationship between light and sound, one cannot see the piece unless they can hear it and vice versa. With over fifty percussionists scheduled to play VOLUMES, these musicians will be able to experiment with the visual patterns and forms generated in the lights as they perform. Volume and pitch will determine the number of lights that flicker, so each drummer will have to play the light as much as they play the physical drum set.

Although both light and sound are perceived through different sensory receptors, VOLUMES intertwines light, sound, and space in such a way that they become inseparable to anyone who experiences it. Consequently it combines auditory and visual signals so precisely that the audience will eventually begin to see sound. Only the drummer can control the intensity of what the audience experiences by what he or she decides to play. The musician is in control and the space is essentially sculpted live before you by the percussionist.

Seeking to cultivate a new way of understanding and translating the volume of sound to the volume of space Masch has become a sculptor of both light and sound by creating a piece that lies somewhere in between an entirely new instrument and a visual art sculpture. Masch blends elements of sound, light, performance, and engineering into a unique sensory experience that reimagines the traditional notions of stationary sculpture and time based performance art.*

The Volumes Project a combination of Instrument, Sculpture, Installation and Performance — Come out to the exhibition in the Monda Gallery for Contemporary Art open Tuesday-Sunday 11 :00am-12:00pm and 3:00-4:00pm to watch nearly 60 live performances. Participants will include local Sarasota talent with other performers from around the country ranging in age from 12-82 years old.

*With the special installation VOLUMES on view in the Monda Gallery, Sunday, August 12, 2018 through Sunday, September 9, 2018 the Ringling is also presenting four special evening performances highlighting influential and versatile percussionists selected by Masch himself. The performers include, Taylor Gordon, Brian Blade, Greg Fox, and Antonio Sánchez. Each drummer will play the light as much as they play the physical drum set, combining auditory and visual signals so precisely that the audience will eventually be able to see sound.

Please note: These special performances will not have seating. Attendees are encouraged to walk around or sit on the floor while enjoying the performance. Portable gallery stools will be available if needed.

VOLUMES: Special Performances

Thursday Evenings, Aug 16 through Sept 6

7:30 & 8:30 PM

► Thursday, Aug. 16th | Taylor Gordon AKA The Pocket Queen

Taylor Gordon began playing drums at 2 and joined her New Orleans church band at 7. At 14, she became a member of the High School drumline, and steel drum and jazz bands. She took up the marimba and other percussion instruments. She was accepted into the prestigious Berkley College of Music on a full scholarship for her superior skills on drums. She has also performed with several influential music artists such as Stevie Wonder, Musiq Soulchild and many more. She also performed at the Super Bowl 50 Halftime show with Beyoncé.

►Thursday, Aug. 23rd | Brian Blade

Brian Blade is an American jazz drummer, composer, session musician, and singer-songwriter. In 1997, Blade formed The Fellowship Band with pianist Jon Cowherd, bassist Chris Thomas, saxophonists Myron Walden and Melvin Butler, guitarist Jeff Parker, pedal steel guitarist Dave Easley and guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel. The band released its debut album, Brian Blade Fellowship, in 1998, Perceptual in 2000, Season of Changes in 2008 and Landmarks in 2014.

►Thursday, Aug. 30th | Greg Fox

Greg Fox is a multi-instrumentalist, interdisciplinary artist, and teacher born and based in New York City. A versatile and prolific creative, Fox studied percussion with Guy Licata, Thurman Barker, Marvin “Bugalu” Smith, has a B.A. in Integrated Arts from Bard College, and has toured, recorded and released numerous records with Liturgy, Guardian Alien, ZS, Ex Eye, Skeletons, Teeth Mountain, Dan Deacon, Colin Stetson, Ben Frost, and many more.

► Thursday, Sept. 6th | Antonio Sánchez

Antonio Sánchez is a Mexican jazz drummer. In 2014, his popularity increased when he composed an original film score for the film Birdman, directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu. The soundtrack album was released on October 14, 2014. The score earned him a nomination for the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score and BAFTA Award for Best Film Music; he won the Critics’ Choice Movie Award for Best Score and Satellite Award for Best Original Score.

Tickets for all performances may be purchased online or by calling 941-360-7399.

Contact microphones will be wired from a basic drum set to custom mixers that will divide the audio into multiple ranges of volume. Dimensions of height, length, and width will then be used to map coordinates of tone and amplitude within the grid of lights. Essentially Masch has created a symbiotic relationship between light and sound, one cannot see the piece unless they can hear it and vice versa. With over sixty percussionists scheduled to play VOLUMES, these musicians will be able to experiment with the visual patterns and forms generated in the lights as they perform. Volume and pitch will determine the number of lights that flicker, so each drummer will have to play the light as much as they play the physical drum set.

VOLUMES intertwines light, sound, and space in such a way that they become inseparable to anyone who experiences it. Consequently it combines auditory and visual signals so precisely that the audience will eventually begin to see sound. Only the drummer can control the intensity of what the audience experiences by what he or she decides to play. The musician is in control and the space is essentially sculpted live before you by the percussionist. *

For additional information/purchase tickets contact The Ringling @ 941-359-5700 or visit their website — theringling.org

Anna Maria Island Condo Rentals 601 Gulf Dr. N. Anna Maria Island, Florida 34217 highly recommend our guests visit The Ringling. A tour of the museum with a stroll around the beautiful surrounding property is visit worthy.

For the latest up to date news, things to do, special offers and travel tips continue to follow our blog @ Anna Maria Island Condo Rentals/Blog

Note: Anna Maria Island Condo Rentals offers the above company names and affiliated links as suggestions only. We are not receiving commissions from the above and are listing only to assist our guests. We recommend services that we or close friends and family have experienced.

The content of this blog is not to be copied, adapted or shared without the written consent of Anna Maria Island Condo Rentals.

*source 7/18 — theringling.org

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gseaudiovisual-blog · 7 years ago

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GSE AudioVisual, Inc.

GSE AudioVisual, Inc. 807 S Orlando Ave Suite F, Winter Park, Florida 32789 407-505-8636

http://www.gseav.com/

GSE Audio Visual Orlando is a National, full-service supplier of audiovisual equipment, lighting & staging equipment, and video/digital media production for corporate meetings, seminars, general sessions, private events, conventions and trade shows.As one of the premier rental companies in North America & parts of Canada, GSE AV provides the latest technology in video, audio, and lighting equipment. We now stock multitouch monitors, seamless video walls, LED video walls, and 4K/UHD monitors.

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juditmiltz · 7 years ago

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SoFla lease roundup: Dania Beach distribution center reaches full occupancy & more

2650 SW 36th St (Credit: Google Maps)

Port 95 Business Center in Dania Beach reaches full occupancy

Port 95 Business Center has a reason to party. A Las Vegas-based event production company just inked a long-term, 19,913-square-foot lease at the park in Dania Beach, according to a release.

The lease brings the 230,036-square-foot distribution center at 2650 Southwest 36th Street to full occupancy.

3G Productions specializes in production, audio-visual installations, event staffing, sales and rentals. The company will be relocating from its location at Park Centre Business Park in Miami. Its new space in Dania Beach will be used to store equipment and will serve as a logistics center for the company’s South Florida operations.

Cushman & Wakefield’s Chris Metzger, Richard Etner Jr., Christopher Thomson and Matthew McAllister represented owner MSG Port 95, LLC. Developer Bridge Development Partners sold the property to MSG Port 95 for $27 million in 2014.

The first lease at Port 95 Business Center was signed by a Pembroke Pines-based produce distributor called Premier Produce in 2015.

Centrepark West office complex in West Palm Beach reaches 98% occupancy

Centrepark East and West office buildings, located within the 41-acre Centrepark Corporate Park in West Palm Beach, scored more than 144,000 square feet of leases, according to the firm that brokered the deals.

Colonnade Properties and affiliates of Grace Development and Flagler Realty bought the nine-building complex, totaling 479,145 square feet of office space, last year in November.

When Colonnade first bought the property, Centrepark West was 80 percent occupied. It’s now 98 percent occupied, according to a release. NAI/Merin Hunter Codman’s Neil E. Merin and Shelbi Quinn negotiated the leases.

Engineering and manufacturing company SV Microwave renewed their lease and took on an extra 63,000 square feet at 2301 and 2400 Centrepark West Drive, Quin said. An affiliate of the company, Times Microwave Systems, inked a 14,124-square-foot lease at Centrepark West.

Real estate services company, Seacrest Services inked a 13,560-square-foot, 10-year lease, at 2101 Centrepark West Drive. Brown & Brown of Florida, an independent insurance intermediary, agreed to occupy an 11,970-square-foot space at 1661 Worthington Road, earlier this year.

Johnstone Supply inks 32,000 sf lease at I-595 Business Center

Johnstone Supply, a heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration company, just inked a 32,000-square-foot lease at the under-construction I-595 Business Center in Dania Beach.

Once complete, I-595 Business Center will be a 150,000-square-foot showroom and warehouse at 3200 Southwest 30th Avenue, according to a release.

Chris Metzger, Richard Etner Jr., Christopher Thomson and Matthew G. McAllister represented owner MSG I-595, LLC.

Johnstone Supply has operations in Florida and South Carolina. It will be relocating from another Dania Beach location at 329 North Bryan Road, in the Broward International Commerce Center, according to the release. Johnstone Supply is a subsidiary of the Ware Group, a Jacksonville-based regional wholesaler, distributor, contractor and supplier of HVAC-R equipment.

The building is expected to be completed in August 2018, according to the release. It lies west of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and just south of Interstate 595.

from The Real Deal Miami https://therealdeal.com/miami/2017/12/08/sofla-lease-roundup-dania-beach-distribution-center-reaches-full-occupancy-more/ via IFTTT

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