This independent Web site is the brainchild of TAMIR BAR-ON and KADIMA LONJI, soccer fanatics who offer more than 3,000 video clips of classic goals from around the world.
The quirky ensemble, the brainchild of Bang on a Can, plays funky arrangements and imaginative new works instead of standard brass-band fare.
This quirky ensemble, the brainchild of Bang on a Can, marches to an iconoclastic beat, eschewing typical brass-band fare for funky arrangements and inventive new works.
Listeners at the Winter Garden of the World Financial Center had to jump out of the way as the Asphalt Orchestra, a brainchild of Bang on a Can, snaked its way through the large crowd at the annual Bang on a Can Marathon on Sunday.
She appeared in the inaugural season of Britain's first dedicated theatre-in-the-round, at Stoke-on-Trent, the brainchild of Stephen Joseph, whose acolytes, Peter Cheeseman and Ayckbourn, were, respectively, director and actor with the company.
The reform is the brainchild of Noel Pearson, based on the model he implemented in Cape York, and it was put to the government in an extensive report last week (pdf).
Villages evolve, don't they?" Poundbury in Dorset has been evolving since the mid-1990s and is easily Britain's most famous – or infamous – new-build village: the brainchild of Prince Charles, erected on land owned by the Duchy of Cornwall.
The new case, Lepak v. City of Irving, No. 12-777, is the brainchild of the Project on Fair Representation, the same small conservative advocacy group that persuaded the justices to hear challenges this term to affirmative action and to a central part of the Voting Rights Act.
And then for the ultimate Austin experience there is always the street of South Austin food trailers, including The Mighty Cone (1603 South Congress Avenue - brainchild of Hudson's on the Bend), BBQ, Crepes and Hey Cupcake! (1600 South Congress Ave) for something sweet.
Season one of "Louie," the FX brainchild of comedian Louis C.K., came out on DVD and Blu-Ray this week.
