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Free with registration – Detroit Free Press – AccessMyLibrary.com – May 28, 2007
Day 2 of the Movement 07 festival in Hart Plaza had a mood unlike the first — characterized by an element of comfort and excitement. While there were many hot performances the crowds Sunday also benefited from drier weather at least until the early evening. The annual electronic music festival in Hart plaza on Detroit’s riverfront now in its eighth installment since debuting in 2000 as the Detroit Electronic Music Festival celebrates the Motor City’s worldwide contribution to techno music. More than 80 electronic music artists are featured on four stages over the three. CPYRIGHT 2007 Detroit Free Press… While there were many hot performances the crowds Sunday also benefited from drier weather at least until the early evening. The annual electronic music festival in Hart plaza on Detroit’s riverfront now in its eighth installment since debuting in 2000 as the Detroit Electronic Music Festival celebrates the Motor City’s worldwide contribution to techno music. More than 80 electronic music artists are featured on four stages over the three. CPYRIGHT 2007 Detroit Free Press.
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New York Times – May 28, 2007
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Pinkberry could become the next hot franchise. – May 28 2007
CNNMoney.com – May 28, 2007
And TCBY’s sales declined 10% last year estimates Technomic. Hwang had two restaurant ventures go sour before she hired Lee in 2004 to design her next entrepreneurial foray – an English teahouse in a former West Hollywood tattoo parlor. That idea went nowhere but Lee inspired by yogurt-flavored gelato he had sampled years before in Vienna proposed an upscale frozen yogurt concept with pulsing electronic music and a minimalist d?r featuring $350 Philippe Starck chairs and $250 Le Klint lamps. The formula has inspired imitators with names like Snowberry Roseberry Berri Good and Kiwiberri. Some have come too close for comfort – last November Pinkberry sued Kiwiberri and its owner John Bae for trademark infringement. (The case is now in mediation. ) ne new entrant however might be a contender.
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Santa Rosa Press Democrat – May 28, 2007
“It’s very exciting” said Jesse Evans co-owner of 30proof a Sonoma company that developed the KML layer that will intertwine Krause’s recordings with Google Earth. “We’re using technology to remake and redistribute sound to people who wouldn’t buy a nature CD people who have a tie to the geography of the sound” Evans said. It’s a new direction for Krause who dropped out of the folk music scene in the early 1960s pioneered the use of electronic music synthesizers and became hooked on the wild after recording natural sounds for use in a synthesized music album for Warner Brothers records. The album title “In a Wild Sanctuary” was prophetic. Ten years later Krause closed his 50-employee business — manufacturing professional audio equipment and making commercials — and devoted himself full time to traveling around the planet to capture its native sounds. Now an acknowledged expert in the field Krause researches and creates soundscapes for major filmmakers aquariums and museums including the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park. In June he will travel to Katmai National Park in Alaska to record the grizzly bears and the effect of human life on wildlife for the National Park Service.