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Do scientists and designers have distinctive ringtones, and why? I questioned keynote-speakers and visitors at the symposium 'Creative Communities and Design' 2005 about the sounddesign of their cellphone.
A survey with surprising results!

Thanks to EMUDE (EMerging User DEmands for sustainable solutions), Simone Maase, Josephine Green (Philips Design), Francois Jegou, Ezio Manzini (Politecnico Milano), John Thackara (Doors of Perception), coffeelady and students Technical University Eindhoven. Ringtone survey
ZURBsoapbox is a lecture series hosted by ZURB on topics related to interaction design and strategy. We invite speakers who know how to get things done to offer their insights about success
, what makes great design happen, and how design plays a role in creating great businesses. ZURBsoapbox
Here Come the Moms ? Finally, moms gets their most important wedding-related questions answered! Co-hosts, wedding author Sharon Naylor & Holli Ehrlich provide the latest information for the mothers of the bride and the groom. Show topics include the new roles and rules for parents, fashion trends, etiquette Do's and Don'ts, and conflict resolution tips. Brides and moms will learn how to work harmoniously for the perfect wedding experience. Here Come the Moms
Mario seems to be one of the top names when it comes to electronic music with a certain sensibility for Space Disco, contemporary House, crispy Electro Funk and a bit of everything in-between. It was not only that he came into contact with the pulsing bassline of the NYC-Vocal-Garage from childhood on, but especially because of his passion for Motown, Funk and Jazz, that he had no choice but to barricade himself into the DJ booth in the year of 1996. As a big admirer of legends like Tony Humphries, Frankie Knuckles, Ron Hardy, Tom Moulton or Larry Levan, he developed an uplifting style of his own, which he was able to refine with his own profound music background and impeccable taste.

His work can no longer be defined as simply putting on records. “The days of a strict separation of subcultures, stylistic constraints and a monogamous uniform beat are over”, says Mario. For him, electronic club music functions more in a pluralistic way as a kind of a building set, whose blocks can be rearranged over and over again. “It’s all about the combination and its reference to the presence”, Mario says,“ DJ-ing is a very delicate matter .” So it is no wonder that he is absolutely keen on the fine details and always eager to experiments in trying to combine history and the latest club music with an inconspicuous admixture of his own making so as to produce a high density of extremely good music. Without loosing their original character, his re-edited and re worked old pieces can be heard amongst the very latest brand-new electronic records in a continuous disco vibe. It can easily be served Queen in the same mix as Hans-Peter Lindstrøm. The entire piece melts into a vivid sound collage and ends in a sideways roller coaster sound ride through many facets of electronic dance music, filled with elements of surprise and madness by the minute.

Since April 2006, Mario presents in his weekly radi omix show ELECTRONIC SESSION the latest and most innovative records of the electronic club scene, and mostly even before their official release date. Every saturday an exclusive guest of the international DJ-scene is with him on air. The Glimmers, Boris Dlugosch, Tiga, DJ Mehdi, Riton, Justice, Monosurround or Spirit Catcher are making together with Mario the ELECTRONIC SESSION between South West Germany, Luxembourg and parts of Belgium to a unique appetizer and soundtrack for that Saturday Night. “To take people on a journey, with the ambition always to take them musically one step further” is his motto. In spite of his innovative work, forever pushing out the boundaries, Mario never loses sight of his primary goal:

To Make People Dance.

Booking Contact: hello@electronicsession.com MARIO ROGOWSKI - - DJ Podcasts
A podcast run by a Twilight obssessed teenager, bringing you up to date news on the Twilight Saga and actors. I'll also discuss my opinion on Twilight related topics as well as come up with fun things related to the Twilight Saga. Lion And The Lamb: A Twilight Podcast
A fantasy audio adventure series for the child in us all! BrokenSea - Greenpond
Welcome to Giant Gnome Productions? bi-weekly (every two weeks) podcast for all the new and exciting things happening at Giant Gnome Productions. In it, the hosts, Waleed Ovase, Mark Kilfoil, and Tony Raymond, will reveal new cast announcements, interviews of the casts and crew of different shows, and much much more. So tune in every two weeks, for...The GnomeCast! The GnomeCast

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HOST: Mike Shea/AP Founder - THE AP PODCAST SERIES is produced by Alternative Press Magazine, the nation's leading voice in underground, alternative and punk music in today's youth scene. Not just another podcast with rambling hosts, THE AP PODCAST is an hour-plus of in-depth conversation and insight into the music business with the people who influence what we hear and see. Thought-provoking and entertaining, the show is geared toward today's music fans, aspiring musicians, educators and music industry professionals. Listening to THE AP PODCAST, you'll actually learn something about how the music industry functions (or dysfunctions) and how it's adapting (or not) to today's ever-changing technology and music fans' desires.
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Once a band are signed to a label, pumping out chart-topping albums and affiliated in any way with Pete Wentz, it's too late. As a fan seeking some semblance of scene cred, you would've needed to have known about that band years earlier, back when they were playing to six belligerent punks in partially burned-down arcades. Instead of putting yourself through all that, Alternative Press Magazine brings you the AP&R PODCAST--an hour-long exposure to buzzing unsigned bands who you can get on board with long before your friends (and more importantly: everyone else). AP web editor Tim Karan hosts the festivities with an almost unhealthy dose of self-reference and sarcasm, complete with tracks from bands you'll soon be hearing about everywhere, along with sage advice from AP&R bands who have gone onto big things. This show is your safeguard against ever being called a poseur. And that is worth its weight in downloads.
AP-Podcast

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HOST: Mike Shea/AP Founder - THE AP PODCAST SERIES is produced by Alternative Press Magazine, the nation's leading voice in underground, alternative and punk music in today's youth scene. Not just another podcast with rambling hosts, THE AP PODCAST is an hour-plus of in-depth conversation and insight into the music business with the people who influence what we hear and see. Thought-provoking and entertaining, the show is geared toward today's music fans, aspiring musicians, educators and music industry professionals. Listening to THE AP PODCAST, you'll actually learn something about how the music industry functions (or dysfunctions) and how it's adapting (or not) to today's ever-changing technology and music fans' desires.

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Once a band are signed to a label, pumping out chart-topping albums and affiliated in any way with Pete Wentz, it's too late. As a fan seeking some semblance of scene cred, you would've needed to have known about that band years earlier, back when they were playing to six belligerent punks in partially burned-down arcades. Instead of putting yourself through all that, Alternative Press Magazine brings you the AP&R PODCAST--an hour-long exposure to buzzing unsigned bands who you can get on board with long before your friends (and more importantly: everyone else). AP web editor Tim Karan hosts the festivities with an almost unhealthy dose of self-reference and sarcasm, complete with tracks from bands you'll soon be hearing about everywhere, along with sage advice from AP&R bands who have gone onto big things. This show is your safeguard against ever being called a poseur. And that is worth its weight in downloads.

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