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July 24, 2008

July 20, 2008

Freaky Girl (Chris Count and Dubster Mix) / The Comeback of the Hero / Can You Hear It (Original Mix)12Jul08


A remix of David Vendetta’s track “Freaky Girl” by Chris Count and Dubster. Some electro for a change! And I think you’ll enjoy it as well. I like the melody very much. Check it out!
David Vendetta feat. David Goncalves - Freaky Girl (Chris Count and Dubster Mix)
The famous Dabruck & Klein is here with a very, very cool electro banger. Usually I don’t enjoy electro so much but this track is a complete banger! The “melody” or what you should call it around 03:00 is so frickin’ awesome!
Dabruck & Klein - The Comeback of the Hero
Last but not least a progressive track. I can’t make a post like this without one single progressive track! Haha. Anyways, it’s a Dumb Dan track. Sweden represent! Enjoy this lovely tune as well.
Dumb Dan - Can You Hear It (Original Mix)

Kaiser Souzai And Nudisco - Kaiserdisco Volume 1

Artist ...... : Kaiser Souzai And Nudisco

Title ....... : Kaiserdisco Volume 1

Genre ....... : Techno

Label ....... : Hi Freaks Limited

Quality ..... : 320kbps avg / 44.1KHz / Full Stereo

Duration .... : 00:13:42 (31.4MB)

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Tracklist:

1. Kaiserdisco (Original Mix) 6:18

2. Discokaiser (Original Mix) 7:24

Download:

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Oxia vs Ginos and Snake - Seven Remixes EP

Well this may come to you as a surprise, finally i have decided to put up myself on this blog...that me returning from NY.. to this i would like to dedicate the following tracks -

Artist(s):Oxia vs Ginos and Snake
Title:Seven Remixes EP (NOTO019)
Label: Notorious Elektro
Catalog#: (NOTO019)
Format: web 320
Released: 18 JuL 2008
Genre: Techno
Style: minimal tech house
Tracklist:
01. Oxia vs Ginos & Snake - Seven (Sarah Goldfarb Remix) (06:20)
02. Oxia vs Ginos & Snake - Seven (Maxime Dangles Remix) (07:00)
03. Oxia vs Ginos & Snake - Seven (Julian Jeweil Remix) (07:03)
04. Oxia vs Ginos & Snake -Seven (Manic Mind Remix) (Digital Exclusive (06:51)-------(27:14)
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Deadmau5 - Essential Mix (BBC Radio 1) (19-07-2008)

Another photos from the tour bus in NY :)..
Deadmau5 - Essential Mix (BBC Radio 1) (19-07-2008)
This week's Essential Mix comes from the man behind the mouse, Deadmau5. Deadmau5 (pronounced "Dead mouse" and born Joel Zimmerman in Ontario, Canada) is a Progressive House artist and DJ from Toronto, Canada known for tracks such as "Arguru" and "Not Exactly"; tracks which have been included on compilation albums such as In Search of Sunrise 6: Ibiza and MixMag's "Tech-Trance-Electro-Madness", mixed by Deadmau5 himself, and on Armin van Buuren's A State of Trance radio show.
tracklist :
Deadmau5 - Complications (Mau5trap)
Deadmau5 - Sometimes Complicated (Mau5trap)
Deadmau5 - Bye Friend (Mau5trap)
Sydney Blu - Senses Of The Mind
Deadmau5 Vs Jelo The Reward Is More Cheese (Summer Festival 08 Version) (Rising Trax)Deadmau5 - Hi Friend (Mau5trap)
BSOD – Milton (White Label)
Supermayer - 2 Of Us (Deadmau5 Edit) (Kompakt)
Nathan Fake - The Sky Was Pink (Deadmau5 Edit) (Border Community)
Matt Rock - What You Feel (Deadmau5 Remix) (Hardplace)
Deadmau5 - Desynchronised (Mau5trap)
John Dahlback - Pyramid (Original) (Cr2)
Deadmau5 - Faxing Berlin (Piano Version) (Mau5trap)
Deadmau5 - Faxing Berlin (Mau5trap) + Morgan Page - The Longest Road (Accapella) (Netwerk)
Deadmau5 & Kaskade - I Remember (Mau5trap)
Deadmau5 - Arguru (Songbird/Blackhole)
Deadmai5 - Alone With You (Mau5trap)
Deadmau5 - Brazil (Second Edit) (Mau5trap)
Deadmau5 - Clockwork (Songbird/Blackhole)
Deadmau5 – Jaded (Mau5trap)
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July 14, 2008

Bar Etiquette - how to indulge!

Etiquette gets a bad rap when it’s misinterpreted as a set of behavioral rules. In reality, there are no real “rules” of etiquette -- breaking them won’t put you in the penalty box or behind bars. Etiquette applies to all social situations, and the bar is no different.

before the bar----------------------

In order to make sure the group is pleased with the bar choice, the host should always give two venue options: the first being the favored choice, while the second serves as a backup.The organizer is also responsible for getting a table, getting the attention of the server and establishing a designated driver. Additionally, if the group is to run a single tab and needs to keep a credit card with the bar staff, the burden of offering up a card lies with the organizer of the trip.Finally, the host should make plans ahead of time to avoid the disaster of a large, single bill met by multiple credit cards and no cash.

Buying rounds
  • With regard to buying rounds, etiquette dictates the following:
    Discuss this practice before reaching the bar and decide amongst your party whether or not the plan is to pay for drinks by the round. It is poor manners to initiate buying rounds at the bar because it obligates people without their consent, and can put someone in a tight situation if they’re suddenly called upon to buy a round when they don’t want to or can’t afford to.

  • When buying rounds, it is expected that all the men will drink whatever liquor is bought for that round, but women should be consulted as to whether or not they would like to order something else. Obviously right!! :) else you would end up disappointing and your sweet nothings will not work out :)
Buying her a drink

There is a long-standing misconception that men should -- or are expected to -- pay for a woman’s entire expenses at a bar, from cover charges to appetizers and drinks.
This old tradition has conventional roots: There was a time when women in general were not part of the workforce and had no real income. Well, today they are, and they have their own money.

Granted, when you are at a bar with a woman, you should try to pay for the first drink. However, insisting on paying for a woman can be very poor etiquette; while it may seem like you’re doing a good deed, the act can make women feel uncomfortable as they may wonder if you think you’re “owed” something. Making anybody feel uncomfortable for any reason is the absolute antithesis to etiquette. Most women won’t order something expensive and extravagant, but nowhere in the offer itself is there a price limit

Finally, etiquette expert Peter Post suggests you watch the bartender make her drink so that he or someone else does not slip anything into the drink -- you should do this for her protection and for your own.

Know your limits

People go to bars to have a good time and each person at a bar deserves to have a reasonable expectation that everyone else will not get out of hand. Yet, alcohol clouds judgment and can turn minor situations into volatile ones. The drunker people get, the more often things such as fights and unwanted passes at women occur -- both cases of extremely poor bar etiquette.In short, know and abide by your own limits, and if you’re the host for the evening, you should keep watch on the individuals in your party as well.


The bill
As the evening wears on and the customers thin out, bar staff are typically sent home. Consequently, your waiter / waitress may have dropped off your bill and can’t go home until you’ve paid it. If it’s late, be prompt about paying your bill or closing out your tab.
Closing up
While it’s within the rules of etiquette to be the last patrons and “close the place,” it is rude to stay beyond closing hours. Asking the staff whether or not they mind if you stay is equally rude because they’re likely to give you the answer you want to hear. Etiquette functions such that your good time should never be at the expense of another.

Going home
At the end of the night, the host bears one final responsibility: To see to it that all the women in the party have been seen off safely, whether into cabs or to their cars.
Resources:

Post, Peter. Essential Manners for Men. Collins, 2003.

Bridges, John. How to Be a Gentleman. Thomas Nelson, 2001.

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