Showing posts with label the blue entertainment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the blue entertainment. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

The Blue Entertainment Touch Screen Kiosk Draws On New Way


With most of the music industry already emigrating to the Internet, the younger generation are no strangers to downloading their favourite tracks. Many new bands are making use of YouTube, the blogosphere and other web-based marketing to promote themselves. An entertainment touch screen kiosk draws on this new way of distributing music and other entertainment in digital form, expands on the idea and allows users to not only download music to their Ipod, MP3 player PDA or USB memory stick, but also allows users to download movies and games too. The ‘ABCs and 123s’ range includes a collection of songs and video stories aimed at pre-school children to promote fun while learning. ‘Animal Classics’ encourages toddlers to learn about the animal kingdom through entertaining, informative songs and videos, specifically developed by experts to improve a child’s early development. The range will also include three CDs of ‘Rainforest Music’ designed to relax and sooth babies up to the age of 18 months. These instrumental lullabies blended with sounds from nature, were developed by Mood Entertainment to encourage babies to sleep peacefully.
As mentioned already, the main interpretation of a rose tattoo is to symbolize love. To display this meaning through ink, the flower is drawn on a stem without thorns. Thorns on a rose change the meaning while serving as a warning to people that they should proceed with caution because love hurts. People who choose a rose tattoo with thorns typically want to present the meaning of exhilarating love that can be both risky and agonizing at the same time.
The statistics about fixing an Xbox 360 often times support doing it yourself rather than sending the machine in for a repair or replacement. Approximately six percent of all of these Microsoft platforms with the Red Ring fatal error cannot be fixed under any circumstance, but this means the vast majority can be put back to good use with just a few minutes of tinkering. You can find the tools needed for fixing an Xbox 360 at any local Radio Shack: a simple screwdriver is required to take off the protective cap, a clamp to keep pressure on a region, and perhaps an air sprayer may be needed to clean the hard drive. Do not attempt fixing an Xbox 360 without the proper tools or with tools that are too small or large to handle the hardware.

Sunday, November 13, 2011

News About The Blue Entertainment

Today
  » Seventh annual Pensacola Marathon: 6:30 a.m. today. The race begins and ends at Veterans Memorial Park along a 13.1-mile circuit of the city for the half marathoners and a full 26.2 loop for the full marathon. Veterans Memorial Park, Bayfront Parkway. Details: 434-2800 or visit www.pensacolamarathon.com.
  » Friends of the Pensacola Public Library Fall Used Book Sale: noon to 3 p.m. today. Sunday books are $5 a bag. The Wright Place, First United Methodist Church, 80 E. Wright St. Details: 341-1434 or email meredithmccarthy@cox.net
  » Wine Festival: 2 to 5 p.m. today. Festivalgoers will enjoy samples of 200 handpicked wines from around the world poured by 10 local distributors. A special feature will be a champagne and oyster bar in the courtyard. All wines will be available to purchase at special festival pricing and admission includes a $5 coupon toward purchase. The festival will also feature a cooking demo and tasting, hand-crafted microbrew beers, a cigar sampling by Grand Reserve and live entertainment. Cost: $35 in advance; $40 the day of the festival. Seville Quarter, 130 E. Government St. Details: 434-6211.
  » Unlimited Horizons of the Emerald Coast: 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. today. Former White House language interpreter Fred Burks, who worked in the administrations of Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, will speak on topics ranging from personal enlightenment and human interconnectivity. Cost: $10. Gulf Breeze Recreation Center, 800 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze. Details: 934-5140 or visit www.unlimited-horizons.org.
  Monday
  » Beach Bridge Club: 9:15 a.m. to 2 p.m. today. Recreational bridge. Pensacola Beach Lodge No. 497, 661 Pensacola Beach Blvd., Pensacola Beach. Details: Sid Hite, 932-1739.
  » Gulf Coast Stitchery Guild: 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. today. First Baptist Church, 500 N. Palafox St. Details: 360-241-0662.
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  » The Santa Rosa County Retired Educators: 10 a.m. today. Leah Roberts, registered nurse, will present "Good Nutrition At Any Age." There will be a Chinese auction and monthly book sale. Members are asked to bring a canned food for the food drive. Locklin Technical Center, 5330 Berryhill Road, Milton. Details: 623-6250.
  » PSC Seniors Club Games: Euchre: 1 p.m.; dominoes head to foot: Noon to 4 p.m.; billiards: 12:30 to 4 p.m. today. Bayview Senior Center, 2000 E. Lloyd St. Details: William L. Stimmell 477-0578 or email bmstimmell@cox.net.
  » Everything Oysters Class: 6 to 8 p.m. Monday. Executive Chef Gregg McCarthy of The Grand Marlin will demonstrate ways to prepare the oyster. $45 per person. Distinctive Kitchens, 29 Palafox Place. Details: Jacki 261-4063 or register www.dk4u.com.
  » Coventry Estates neighborhood watch meeting: 6:30 p.m. today in the cafeteria at Ferry Pass Middle School, 8355 Yancey Ave. Details: Manny Harageones, 478-7129.
  » Pensacola Quilters Guild meeting: 6:30 p.m. today. Bayview Community Center, 2000 E. Lloyd St. Details: Karen Gardner 380-4348 or visit www.pensacolaquiltersguild.org.
  » Jazz Society of Pensacola's Blue Monday: 6:30 p.m. today. Feature a blues/jazz group with Clarence Bell, piano/vocals, Chuck Schwartz, saxophone, Steve Ferry, drums and Tom Latenser, bass. Cost: $8 for JSOP members with a membership card; $10 for non-members; $5 for students with identification. Five Sisters Blues Cafe, 421 W. Belmont St. Details: Kathy Lyon 433-8382 or visit www.jazzpensacola.com.
  » Dogwood Dulcimer Association: 7 p.m. today at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 3400 Bayou Blvd. Play a dulcimer or traditional instrument. Details: 626-9981 or email dogwooddulcimers@yahoo.com.

Thursday, November 10, 2011

Out Of The Blue Entertainment

  Sophisticated International musicians and entertainers Julie McLaughlin (Vocals / Tenor Saxophone) & Jim Black (Piano / Keyboards & Vocals) are talented Duo
  'OUT OF THE BLUE'..Smooth Lounge Jazz, Swing, latin Rhythms, Blues, Sultry ballads, R&B to dance music.
  Available as Duo, Trio - 6 piece Jazz band.
  * Corporate events * Weddings * Int. cruise lines * Private functions * Award ceremonies * Club events
  JULIE McLAUGHLIN
  Born in England, the daughter of a Big band connoisseur whose passion for music played a huge part in her early musical education. Immersed in the music of all the greats, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Nina Simone to name a few, music was always destined to become a major part of her life.
  Julie is a versatile, dynamic, professional entertainer and acclaimed vocalist who has the ability to transcend genres, from the Smoothest Jazz & Swing, Latin, Blues, Sultry 'smooth as silk' ballads through to modern covers and dance music.
  JIM BLACK
  Born and educated in New South Wales, Jim played piano from the age of 9 and was performing to live audiences by the age of 13.
  A talented Pianist & keyboard player, vocalist and accomplished Band Leader whose musical career has taken him throughout Europe and extensively into the top venues in Sydney and Brisbane.
  Jim has played with some of the best musicians in the country, managed several successful 'Big Bands' around Australia and the UK, and accompanied such legends as John Farnham and Shirley Bassey.
  Julie and Jim formed 'Out of the Blue' in January 2004 and it has proven to be an amazingly successful partnership.
  In addition to performing at Corporate functions and events, 'Out of the Blue' now spend part of their year as Guest Entertainers aboard luxury International Cruise liners.
  Out of the Blue' released their 1st CD, 'A Song for You' in early 2006. They have written and produced a Tribute Show to the songs of legendary performer Shirley Bassey, which they are now performing as a Headline show aboard International Cruise ships. In conjunction, they released their 2nd Cd, 'A tribute to the Songs of Dame Shirley Bassey' which showcased 18 of Bassey's most popular songs. They have since recorded their 3rd
  'chill' album, 'NightMoods'.
  OUT OF THE BLUE
  Perform songs in three languages and have a versatility that is second to none. With a repertoire of over 700 songs across many genres.
  Out of the blue are available as a Duo Trio Quartet Quintet Sextet, Tribute show and in addition, can provide Cabaret 'floorshow' style entertainment.