Playahitty was an Italian Eurodance project that was popular in the mid-1990s. One of their most successful tracks was "The Summer Is Magic", which became a dancefloor hit across Europe. The song, released in 1994, had a catchy melody and infectious lyrics that captured the essence of a carefree summer. The Magic Summer play was an extension of the success of "The Summer Is Magic" and served as a way to bring the energy and joy of the song to life on stage. The play incorporated vibrant costumes, energetic dancing, and an immersive set design, creating a magical atmosphere that transported the audience to a summer paradise. The main idea behind the Playahitty magic summer play was to provide entertainment that could make people feel like they were experiencing the magic of summer, even if it was just for a few hours.
Col. Rock “Ray” IV is just the fourth live mascot in the school’s history.
While Rocky still made a few public appearances after his official retirement, due to his age and declining health, he was content just hanging around the house in recent months and getting waited on hand and paw. Rock III , WIU s first official four-legged mascot since the 1970s, charmed people on and off campus with his winning personality, tricks and Bulldog smile.
The main idea behind the Playahitty magic summer play was to provide entertainment that could make people feel like they were experiencing the magic of summer, even if it was just for a few hours. The play aimed to capture the essence of freedom, adventure, and joy that summer brings, allowing the audience to escape the realities of everyday life and get lost in the excitement of the performance. Through a combination of lively music, captivating choreography, and a vibrant stage presence, Playahitty was able to create an experience that left a lasting impression on anyone who attended the magic summer play.
Western Illinois University announces the passing of retired mascot, Rocky
Western Illinois University is mourning the loss of its retired mascot, Col. Rock III (Rocky). School officials announced on Monday Rock had passed away that morning. (kwqc, western illinois university)
Published : Jan. 25, 2021 at 11:05 AM CST Share on Facebook Email This Link Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedInMACMOB, Ill. (KWQC) - Western Illinois University is mourning the loss of its retired mascot, Col. Rock III (Rocky).
School officials announced on Monday Rock had passed away that morning.
“He would have celebrated his 11th birthday on March 3,” school officials announced. “Rocky joined the Western Illinois University family on May 15, 2010 as a 10-week-old puppy, and for more than eight years, Rocky (aka Col. Rock III), WIU’s first official four-legged mascot since the 1970s, charmed people on and off campus with his winning personality, tricks and Bulldog smile.”
You can read more from the school’s announcement regarding Rocky below.
“Rocky, who lived with his people, Joe (executive director of auxiliary services and risk management) and Ketra Roselieb (executive director of personnel and financial affairs) – and their newborn son, Aiden – officially retired in May 2018. Joe was named Rocky’s owner and caretaker when the 10-week-old pup arrived in Macomb nearly 11 years ago. The Roseliebs are also the owners and caretakers of Rocky’s younger cousin, Ray (Col. Rock IV), who joined the family in June 2018. While Rocky still made a few public appearances after his official retirement, due to his age and declining health, he was content just hanging around the house in recent months and getting waited on hand and paw.
“Raising and training Rocky is among one of the biggest highlights of my career. He was a part of the Roselieb family – and the Leatherneck family – for nearly 11 years. It has been an honor and privilege to care for Rocky. He was the perfect dog to bring the mascot program back to life, and it was truly a privilege and a joy being his person. Ketra and I will miss him so much, as will so many others. He was such a good boy.” – Joe Roselieb.
Read the complete tribute to our beloved boy at bit.ly/RememberingRocky”
It is with great sadness that WIU shares the loss of its beloved retired mascot, Col. Rock III (Rocky). Rocky passed.
Posted by Western Illinois University on Monday, January 25, 2021
Copyright 2021 KWQC. All rights reserved.
It is with great sadness that WIU shares the loss of its beloved retired mascot, Col. Rock III (Rocky). Rocky passed. Posted by Western Illinois University on Monday, January 25, 2021
The project was able to tap into the universal love for summertime and provide an escape for individuals looking to indulge in some carefree fun. Overall, Playahitty's magic summer play was a testament to the power of music and performance in creating an immersive experience. It showcased the ability of art to transport people to different worlds and evoke powerful emotions. By capturing the essence of a magic summer, Playahitty was able to create a memorable and enjoyable experience for their audience..
Reviews for "does garth brooks have a christmas album"
Warning: foreach() argument must be of type array|object, string given in /home/default/EN-magic-CATALOG2/data/templates/templ04.txt on line 198