Sunday, May 5, 2013

East Boston Cultural Exchange Center Features Dr. Youxin Yang’s Solo Painting Exhibition December, “Leaf” Screening on Opening Reception December 5 - PRWeb Art & Entertainment

The opening reception (6-9pm) will show Dr. Yang’s film Leaf (Musical Version). Leaf (Feuille/Yezi) has won 24 awards, including Top (Platinum) Remi Award at the 37th World-Fest Houston International Film Festival, Special Jury Award at 2004 NewTV Video-Film Awards Contest, 2004 Accolade Award of Excellence for Arts/Culture, 2004 Best Drama and 2006 Best Score at the New York International Independent Film & Video Festival, 2008 Telly Award, and 2008 Accolade Award Foreign Language Film of the Year and Original Score/Song. In the musical version of Leaf, Dr. Yang wrote and composed three new songs, titled “True Love Has Only One End”, “Hometown”, and “Compromise”. These songs were performed by well established vocalists including Professors of Voice at the world renowned Berklee College of Music, Mili Bermejo, Jeannie Gagné, and New England Conservatory alumnus Patrice Williamson. (PRWeb Nov 25, 2009)
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Saturday, May 4, 2013

Lacey Custom Linens, Inc., Launches Web Site - PRWeb Gaming / Casinos

Lacey Custom Linens, Inc. launches Laceylinens.net, a new Web site dedicated to supplying specialty table linens. Lacey’s linens are ideal for all types of event professionals, from corporate event planners to food service providers. (PRWeb Nov 21, 2009)
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Thursday, May 2, 2013

Getting Attention

If you want to get attention for your business, or your association, or even your region then you will need to do a lot of research on the best possible way to reach out to your partners and potential customers. It takes knowing your market inside out to be able to achieve this as each group will have their own preferred method of contact. For many areas of endeavor the best way to reach your target audience is a trade show. This is certainly true for the world of travel and so a given region that is interested in boosting tourism will spend an immense amount of effort in getting their marquis travel services providers to show up with a very strong showing. These events will be very widely attended by travel agents and at the end of the day travel agents have tremendous say in where customers go as they choose what to recommend. As such your region will need to demonstrate excellence in execution and presentation at these events in order for agents to leave with a great impression of the region. Trade show exhibit rentals, custom trade show displays, portable displays, and more can all help in bringing forth a very professional and memorable image.

Source: http://www.tradeshowscoop.com/archives/36

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Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Licensing Expo missing its Tony

I am addicted to trade shows because it is a great way to meet people who enjoy conducting face-to-face business meetings.

The tradeshow industry has allowed me to shake hands or at least be in the same hall with some of the biggest names in film, televisions, sports and politics.

With the Licensing Expo taking place at the Mandalay Bay this week I could not help but feel a bit sad with the absence of one of the most gracious men I have ever had the chance to meet in person.

Tony Curtis had been one of Las Vegas most popular residents but he was more than just and actor. He was an author and artist as well. Although a bit frail during the last few years of his life he continued to make public appearance. He was a regular celebrity at the Licensing Expo held every year in Las Vegas.

As ill as he may have been he still managed to show up to promote his artwork, sign a few autographs and say hello to his fans. Unfortunately, last year was his final appearance at the Las Vegas trade show.

Curtis, the son of a Bronx tailor and star of such films as "Sweet Smell of Success," and "The Defiant Ones," passed away Sept. 29 of last year. He was 85.


I enjoyed watching him sitting in his wheelchair, talking with his fans and still able to flirt with the many women who waited in line to get an autograph, a kiss and a photo with the American film actor.

I was in awe of him because I had always been a fan of his films. “Some Like It Hot” is one of my favorite films. I liked all of his films and I have tried to watch as many of them as I could.

For years I thought he was Harry Houdini until I began to understand what films were all about. I even liked his guest appearance as Stoney Curtis on the Flintstones cartoon series.

That episode debuted in 1965 but I caught it in syndication in the early 70s as a youth growing up in Los Angeles.
I know his presence at Licensing Expo is missed. There is  an empty booth where he would have welcomed attendees to his table.

I did managed to say hello to him while taking his photo at the show bit I could never get close enough to shake his hand.

Although his brand is not include with the list of exhibitors at this year’s show, hopefully his brand will return to the show so that a new generation of fans can continue to become acquainted with Curtis.

John Wayne, Elvis and Jim Morrison are still popular draws for fans so I am sure Curtis will always have his following.

Source: http://trade-show-expo.blogspot.com/2011/06/licensing-expo-missing-its-tony.html

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4WD Begins Selling the New Bully Dog Triple Dog Gas Tuner for Jeeps

Prominent provider of aftermarket Jeep parts and accessories, 4WD, is now selling the new Bully Dog Triple Dog GT for Jeeps. The gas tuner optimizes...

(PRWeb May 01, 2013)

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