G. Love Art Basel 2017 Blackbird Ordinary Miami
Fire on the Mountain
BELLA LUZ @ Blackbird Ordinary Miami October 28, 2014
BELLA LUZ @ Blackbird Ordinary Miami October 28, 2014
FIRE AT THE SLIM'S
Automatic slim's in Miami!!
Yehonatan and Fernando at Churchill's Pub Miami
What IS THIS THING CALLED LOVED?
Clipping. on October 30, 2016 at Gramps, Miami, FL
Clipping. (from Los Angeles, CA) on Sunday, October 30, 2016 at Gramps in Miami, FL -- clppng.com/ -- --
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DJ Sliink on October 24, 2015 at Gramps, Miami, FL
DJ Sliink (from Newark, NJ) on October 24, 2015 at Gramps, Miami, FL for the United States of Bass event presented by Red Bull Music Academy. -- -- --
Beretta Grove Live @ Bougainvillea's South Miami
Beretta Grove Jamming Live! with special guest Neil Carson on Sax at HomeGrown Saturday's at Bougainvilleas South Miami April 25, 2015
Problem Kids performing East to West live at The Stage Miami
Rails EPK - The Politix.
Follow THE POLITIX Facebook Page for the official release of RAILS | April 7th, 2015
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The Politix, one of Miami’s most sought after acts, have spent the last year establishing their presence in the south and extending their reputation to the US national spotlight. Influenced by their mash-up of musical upbringings, founding members, Jason Matthews, Nick Tannura, and Aaron Glueckauf, have developed the kind of relationship that extends far beyond playing their instruments. In the fall of 2014, the powerful writing trio teamed up with Florida bred vocalist, Johnny Walker, and released their debut EP entitled REACH OUT, a palette of originals filtered through the band’s unique sense of soul music and fearless emotional lyricism. By fusing the grit of rock & roll with warm electronic soundscapes and infectious head-nodding grooves, The Politix have only just begun their journey to push forward their completely unique brand of music which they call ‘Progressive Soul.’
The quartet is set to release their first single entitled “Rails,” which features Walker's cousin and Lee Boy's sacred steel guitarist, Roosevelt Collier, on April 7th, 2015. Emotionally hopeful and relentlessly powerful, the collaboration with Collier is an epic force of sound filled with layered guitars, thick organ pads, and soaring lyrics that propel the listener through the sentiments of leaving home and embarking on an odyssey. Fittingly, “Rails” represents the attitude and the mindset of the band as they move down a path of continuous musical exploration and sonic evolution.
Problem Kids performing at #WynwoodLive at SHOTS Miami
Miami badasses PROBLEM KIDS tearing it up on the SHOTS Miami stage during Wynwood Live!
dj Craze in Miami pt.4
WODNB in Miami, Florida on 3-28-19 Miami music week
OMZ Rock Zone Loaded Guns, Venejer & KTM Highlight
Music Zone Presents Rock Zone @ Rock Shop Bar on Miami Beach Loaded Guns, Venejer, Kill The Messengers11-17-11
I'm Just a Bill
School House Rock! song I'm Just a Bill
How to Choose Your Bird's Cage
How to Choose Your Bird's Cage - as part of the expert series by GeoBeats.
Hi, this is Rick Horvitz at Golden Cockatoo in Deerfield Beach, Florida and we are going to discuss how to choose the best cage for your parrot. The first thing to realize about parrot ownership, which you may already know, is that they can be a little messy, and they are extremely intelligent, and they are really good at getting out of things. So you have to be very careful to get a cage that takes these things into account. Such as, number one: door locks. Can the bird pick the front door lock? Number two: the locks for the actual feeders. Can the birds open those feeders and not only empty the cups on the ground, or escape? Those are two really important factors to look at.
The third thing is, do the feeders have a system so that the mess is contained? Are they open behind it with just bars, which means that you are going to have more of a mess around the cage? Another to consider is something called a skirt. It is not what you wear, it is what the cage wears. So it is a piece of metal that angles around the cage, comes usually up around four inches and out about two or three inches, and that does catch a lot of the food that the parrot will throw out. Not all of it. It helps. Personally, I do not like them. I am always bumping into them with my knees. You do not see them. They are below your eye level. So it is better to try to have a cage that is designed with a better cup and a better feeding system, rather than relying on the skirts of the cage.
Another thing to take into account is the bird that you have and the bar spacing. For instance, birds, as you have probably realized, have eyes on the side on their head, not on the front of their head like we do. So if you can imagine the bar spacing being smaller than the bird's eyes, the bird is not going to try to get its head out because it cannot. It is going to hit its eyes against the bars and it is not going to stick its head out. And then maybe, if it worked to get its head out, twist sideways and hang itself. So it is really important to get a cage that the bird cannot stick its head through the bars, indicated by the width of the head, dictated by the eyes.
The second thing that is important to realize is how big your bird's wingspan is. You always want the bird to be able to open up the wings inside the cage, and then some. So if you have a large Macaw, the minimum cage you should be looking at is 40 inches across, because their wingspan could easily be three feet, and that only gives them a couple of inches on each side, but it does allow them to at least open up their wings. The third thing to consider is the material, and that has to do with your budget, because stainless steel is the most expensive. Now they are making nice aluminum cages which are less expensive. And then you have the powder-coated cages, which are the least expensive. So you want to determine what your budget is, what you can handle, and what is going to work well with you with those three things.
Another element of the cage that is every important is whether or not it has a grill, which it should; it has a tray, which it should; and both are easily removable, because you will want to be able to take the grill out and clean it every day. The same with the tray. The tray you will want to take out and actually put a piece of paper down there, or some other substrate, that you can look at the bird's droppings to make sure your bird is healthy. That is one way you check on your bird's health, is by the droppings. Play tops versus dome tops. I have a dome top beside me here. Birds, being prey, also have a pecking order, like chickens do. So if the bird is up high, higher than your eye level, it tends to be more aggressive. For that reason, we do not condone the purchase of play top cages for younger parrots.