So I don't really know how far I will take this blogspot thing but its pretty hot right now I do admit to love myspace and will propably transcript these blogs on my myspace BLOG. Obviously though encouraging audiences and people to visit my blogspot for information on my Music, Creative Dreams Entertainment (my business) and just any little bits and pieces I feel like including.
Firstly, thank you to all those who've supported me with my music recently reaching 10K friends on myspace (FREEEEESH!) with the last week jumping up to 10.3K and fastly approaching 10.5K ;)... also recently [27/03/09] Musicians Making A Difference (www.mmad.org.au) gave me the opportunity to run an event titled MMADvibez which was a urban flavoured event featuring Mind Over Matter, Iron and Clay, Dominic Brook, Urban Prophet Records and MMAD Moves [dance crew]. (BTW// all of the artists are linked to their myspace pages) It was a real good success visit my myspace if you want to check out some of the pics from the event.
Secondly, Creative Dreams Entertainment is in the process of studio preparation for the band known as Cam Nacson and the fifth wheel; a soft rock, acoustic band that is bring a new flavour to Australian music (www.myspace.com/camnacson) make sure you visit the myspace and check them out.
24 Afghan children living in Rome sewer
Italian police have discovered 24 Afghan children living in filthy conditions in the sewer system under a Rome railway station, Italian media reported on Saturday.
The children, ranging in age from 10 to 15, were unaccompanied and some were in poor physical condition, the reports said.
They slept under cartons or dirty blankets in the hiding place not far from Rome's Colosseum, the daily La Repubblica reported.
Railway police discovered the children along with 98 other people including other Afghans, the report said, adding that they were being cared for by the city's social services.
The Italian branch of the charity Save the Children said in a statement that the number of Afghan minors arriving in the Italian capital rose steadily from 32 in 2004 to 264 in 2007.
More than 1,000 foreign minors wound up in Rome in 2007 out of a total of nearly 8,000 in Italy, the group said on its website.
La Repubblica said the children found in the sewer system were thought to have reached Italy via Turkey and Greece.
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