Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Rowley

Tune into this weeks podcast lots of Salford Red Devils chat to go though as the Council withdraw from stadium negotiations with Dario and friends, Paul King returns, HMRC writeoff threat is real, Ladies lose in the cup final against the old enemy as Paul Rowley talks Loop fixtures, Injuries and Castleford. Listen here for via your podcast playing app

Tune into this weeks podcast as we talk all things Salford Red Devils. This week we look back at Paul Rowley's men's win v Huddersfield and defeat at Wigan. Mike Grady's ladies start with a win against Huddersfield Salford Red Devils wheelchair team push Castleford all the way in Yorkshire. We talk Nene Macdonald, Salford Red Devils Foundation Rebrand, Ladies rugby growth in the area and look forward to Salford Red Devils challenge cup trip to the South of France to face The Catalan Dragons. Listen here or via your podcast playing app

Tune in as Paul Rowley looks forward to Wigan. Also check out Whiteside's world of rugby for all your fixtures this week.

It was a busy weekend for Salford Red Devils as the Wheelchair team travelled to Castleford, we spoke to Coach Dave Abel about the game and how the pathway to the Wheelchair squad is beginning to produce players. Salford Red Devils ladies recorded their 1st win of the season beating Sheffield 12-4. We spoke to Head Coach Mike Grady about the victory. Paul Rowley's men beat Huddersfield on Thursday, we get reaction to the win from Harvey Wilson and Joe Shorrocks. Listen here or via your podcast playing app

Tune into this weeks podcast as we react to Salford Red Devils beating Bradford and getting to the the Quarter Finals of the challenge cup, All the big news stories covered around the club and the current state of play set out by CEO Chris Irwin, Look forward to the start of the ladies season as they take on Sheffield and Paul Rowley helps us preview Thursdays big game against Huddesrsfield. Listen here for via your podcast playing app

Tune into this week podcast as we react to the news that Marc Sneyd has been sold to Warrington, talk about the rumours circulating the clubs financial situaton, what Salford's ownership can do to stop fear growing and more. We look back at the Castleford defeat for both Paul Rowley's men ,the clubs reserves too and the Wheelchair team friendly with Wigan. We look forward to this weekends challenge cup game against Bradford

Tune into this weeks pop up podcast as Paul Rowley looks forward to Bradford in the Challenge cup and Paul Whiteside looks at what is happening in Whiteside's world of rugby

Tune into this weeks podcast as we look back at defeats for Paul Rowleys men against Leeds, we talk academy who battled but were beaten at Huddersfield. We have all the big news including Joe Shorrocks suspension, Challenge cup tickets, Las Vegas 9s and we look forward to this week as Paul Rowley's men face Hull KR and Mike Grady's ladies face Featherstone in their 1st pre season match.

Tune into this weeks podcast as we talk all about the big Salford Red Devils stories of the week including: Salford's take over is ratified by the RFL we talk about what that will mean going forward. Dario Berta Salford's new owner releases a statement introducing himself, we talk about the Saints defeat last week and a win at Rochdale for our Wheelchair team. We look forward to the big games this weekend for Paul Rowley;s men at home to Leeds and Salford's academy away at Huddersfield

Tune into this weeks pop up podcast as Paul Rowley talks to us about the latest news from the takeover, looking after the players during this difficult time, and Happy Mondays

Tune into this pop up podcast as we get big match reaction from Head Coach Paul Rowley and Captain Jake Gatcliffe after Salfords 82-0 defeat against St Helens. Salford Red Devils wheelchair team were victorious against Rochdale winning 42-52, we spoke to Coach Dave Abel after the win. Listen here for via your podcast playing app

Tune into this weeks Podcast as Paul Rowley talk about the human side of the stresses of the last few months, the development pathways open to young players at the start of their careers, knowing his strongest 17 and looking forward to St Helens on the BBC

Paul Rowley, an acclaimed filmmaker, visual artist, writer, director, editor, cinematographer, producer, and co-founder of Still Films, hails from Dublin, Ireland, and currently resides in Brooklyn.  Delving into filmmaking in 1995, Rowley has crafted an impressive repertoire encompassing over 40 shorts, features, documentaries, video installations, and experimental films. Recognized as the Irish Film NY Rising Star and a two-time IFTA nominee for his documentary works, Rowley has garnered accolades from the Irish Arts Council, including the Glen Dimplex award from the Irish Museum of Modern Art and the Irish American Art Award. He is a distinguished member of the Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective.  In 2007, Rowley co-established Dublin's renowned production house, STILL FILMS, where he serves as co-director. The company's debut feature documentary, "SEAVIEW," debuted at the Berlin Film Festival in 2008, followed by the co-directed venture "Build Something Modern" in 2010 with Nicky Gogan.   Since then, Still Films has continuously impressed audiences across prestigious platforms like Sundance, SXSW, New York Film Festival, Hot Docs, Pompidou Centre Paris, among others. His recent acclaimed work, "THE RED TREE," sheds light on the clandestine history of Italian gay deportees under Mussolini's Fascist rule in the 1930s, notably showcased at CCI's Addressing the Nations early in 2021. "THIS ONE'S FOR THE LADIES," a project Rowley shot and produced in collaboration with director Gene Graham, premiered at SXSW 2018, clinching a special jury award and securing distribution by NEON.  Paul Rowley's dedication to merging art with activism is evident in his role as the video director for Gays Against Guns in New York City, a feature documentary focusing on the movement battling the gun violence epidemic in the United States, particularly impacting LGBTQ+ individuals and marginalized communities. With a rich tapestry of awards and accolades adorning his career, Paul Rowley stands as a visionary storyteller committed to reshaping narratives through the fusion of art and activism.    

In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan discuss Castleford Tigers new ownership deciding to part ways with coach Craig Lingard, Paul Rowley being appointed Salford's new Director of Rugby from 2026 and preview the IMG Gradings announcement. They also review all the action from week 1 of the Pacific Championship and preview this weekend's England vs Samoa match. They discuss Wakefield winning the championship Grand Final, Max Jowitt breaking the single season point scoring record and Ezra Mam's off-field incident. 

It's Play-off time in the 2024 Men's Super League season and six teams are still standing in the race to be crowned Champions at the home of Manchester United. Tanya Arnold is at the official launch event to preview the upcoming series with representatives from all the teams involved. Salford coach Paul Rowley and his Leigh counterpart Adrian Lam look ahead to their clash in the elimination round, where the winners will progress to the semi-finals but the loser's season will end. It's the same scenario for Warrington and St Helens when they meet on Saturday. Warrington Full-back Matt Dufty and St Helens Coach Paul Wellens reflect on their seasons so far and what they hope to achieve in the play-offs. Wigan and Hull KR have earned a week off in the opening round of matches and we find out from Liam Marshall, Mikey Lewis and Willie Peters how they will approach the break. Leeds' Rhyse Martin discusses his final season with the Rhinos and Rugby League legend Paul Sculthorpe makes some predictions about how the play-off series might unfold. Tara Jones of St Helens and York Valkyrie's Sade Rihari react to their success in the Women's semi-finals before they meet in the Grand Final on October 6th.

Salford confirmed their playoff place with a convincing win at Hull FC. Paul Rowley gives us his reaction to the win

Tune into this weeks Podcast lots of Salford Rugby chat as we talk about our favourite memories from the Willows on the 13th Anniversary of our final game there . We look back at the Catalan win, talk about player departures and what Paul Rowley might do in the transfer market in 2025 to build his squad. We talk to Krisnan Inu ahead of this weeks game against Hull Fc, Mike Gradys looks forward to our ladies playoff semi final against Sheffield and Colin O'Dell previews the North v South all star game in the USA this weekend. we have Parkys pics as Paul takes a stab at predicting the scores from this weekends fixture. All this Salford rugby chat and more tune in via our website or you podcast playing app.

Salford beat Catalan Dragons to strengthen their playoff push, we spoke to Head Coach Paul Rowley and Ole Partington about the win.

Tune into this weeks podcast lots going on We announce our nominees for our pocast player of the year for both our men and ladies teams, a look back at a miserable magic weekend for Paul Rowleys men, Mike Gradys ladies continue their quest for a playoff spot with a win. We have all the big news coming from the club as we look forward to the big games this weekend for the Wheelchair team who face champions Halifax, Paul Rowley's men and Stuart Wilkinson's boys face Huddersfield

Tune into this weeks podcast lots of Salford rugby chat to enjoy. We look back at the golden point defeat @ saints, Reserves win @ Bradford as the Wheelchair team battle in Rochdale. We have all the big news coming from the club this week including the new fan ticket conundrum the club are fighting to get bigger crowds. We preview this weekends fixtures as our ladies face Sheffield in a big game in the race for the playoffs and Paul Rowley face Leigh at Magic

Tune into this weeks podcast lots going on as we look back at the last few weeks of matches with victories for both Paul Rowleys men, Mike Grays ladies and Stuart Wilkinson boys push Leeds hard. We have all the big news including new contacts for young players in the squad, a new loan signing, Paul Rowley winning coach of the month for June and a hero from oz returns to say hello next week. We preview this weeks games a Paul Rowley's men travel to Huddersfield and Mike Grady's ladies host Stanningley this weekend. All that and more listen here.

Join Radio GAG for our 2024 Youth Power 2 podcast and tap into the power of change! Radio GAG catches up with Enough Plays to End Gun Violence's young playwright Niarra C. Bell and actors Eddie Moore and Sky Carrington about their art and views on Gun Violence in America. Then survivor activist Sam Schwartz of the 2024 Tour to Save Democracy gets on board to tell us about his work. We share the beauty of the Gays Against Guns 2024 Pulse Memorial June 19 in NYC as reported by Pix 11 News and we honor the life of Jasai Guy, 15 who was killed by another young teen in June. And join us at a special Gays Against Guns summer action to flip “New York 4” blue with Sam Schwartz in August. Thanks to the Radio GAG team, Sarah Germain Lilly, Sean Stefanic, Ti Cersley, Libby Edwards, and producers Paul Rowley and Gene Graham for their work on this podcast, and to Frank Gargiulo for our graphics.

Salford Red Devils head coach, Paul Rowley makes his second appearance on the podcast to chat with Jenna and Jon.Paul speaks about the rumours linking him to Leeds Rhinos, how player safety rules mean he could be forced to rest some of his top players later in the season, and how his Salford squad enjoy the challenge of facing Super League's top teams.

Tune into this weeks pop up podcast with reaction to victories over St Helens for Paul Rowley men and Mike Grady's ladies who travelled to Hull KR and won to put themselves firmly in the playoffs in the championship.

Tune into this weeks podcast as we look back at wins for Paul Rowley's men against Warrington, Mike Grady's ladies against Castleford and The PDRL teams win against York. We talk about Stuart Wilkinson reserves brave performance against Warrington all the big news including new merch, holiday clubs run by the SRD foundation and salute a Salford great who unfortunately has passed away. We preview this weeks games as Paul Rowley's men host St Helens and Mike Grady's ladies travel to Hull KR

Tune into this pop up podcast we get reaction to Salfords win on friday night away at Warrington from Paul Rowley and talk to the Ladies Head Coach Mike Grady about their convincing win away at Castleford.

Tune into our 1st podcast of the week as we look back at wins for Paul Rowley's men, Stuart Wilkinson's boys and Mike Grady's ladies. We talk about the departure of Director of football Ian Blease and Sam Stone extending his contract, Paul Parkin predicts what will happen in this weekend round of Super League Fixtures

Tune into this weeks podcast lots going on including reaction to Paul Rowley's men's victory at Huddersfield, Stuart Wilkinson's boys win against Wakefield and ladies battle hard in 9s action in Warrington. We have all the big news including Marc Sneyd contract extension, School rugby final results, new ticket offer for fans and look forward to this weeks game away at Leigh. Listen here

Tune into this weeks pop up podcast as we get reaction to the win from Head Coach Paul Rowley, Captain Kallum Watkins, Gil Dudson and 2 try hero Nene Mcdonald

Tune into this week podcast lots going on as we look back at big wins for Paul Rowley's men against Warrington, We celebrate 3 wins in a row for our ladies as they beat Oulton on the Community pitch to go 3rd in the Championship. We talk about all the big news including a new shop on the quays, international recognision for one of our ladies, Supporters Trust AGM with Paul Rowley and more. We look forward to this weekends games as Reserves, Ladies and men are all in action.

In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan discuss the Jason Demetriou's departure at South Sydney, which Super League coaches could be in the running and whether St Helens scrum-half Lewis Dodd could fix the embattled clubs problems next season and who Saints should target to if Dodd departs. They also discuss names that have been touted to take over at Hull FC following their unsuccessful attempt to poach Salford coach Paul Rowley, Leon Hayes devastating  injury and it's impact on Warrington and Sydney Roosters star Luke Keary's decision to retires at seasons end. 

Tune into this weeks pop up podcast as we talk to Head Coach Paul Rowley, Jack Ormondroyd, Joe Mellor, Andrew Dixon and Shane Wright as they Look back at the Warrington Win. Salford Red Devils ladies beat Oulton this weekend we spoke to Head Coach Mike Gray about the win

Tune into this weeks podcast lots going on as we look back at Salford Red Devils win against London, Our ladies team with only 15 players stun Stanningley and our Wheelchair team is also in action against Warrington. Head Coach Paul Rowley decided to stay at Salford after a approach from Hull FC, Chinese Boat race, community activies and lot more news. We look forward to this weeks games as Paul Rowley's men host Warrington and Mike Gradys ladies face Oulton

Ross and John are back to discuss Paul Rowley staying with Salford, the hell at Hull FC, the club's appointment of Richie Myler, pressure on Rohan Smith and the future for Tony Smith. We also talk about the rise of Warrington and Huddersfield, Challenge Cup quarter-final results and England to play France in Toulouse.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/by-the-balls--2968437/support.

Tune in to this pop up podcast as we get reaction to Salford's away win in London from Paul Rowley, Mike Grady talks about a statement win for ladies away against Stanningley and as our Wheelchair team lose narrowly in a pointsfest at Warrington Dave Abel talks about the attacking flair and how near their 1st win may be.

This week sees us take a look at all the action from round 8. Talk to me about Paul Rowley and his next move, would a move to Hull FC see him wake a sleeping giant? Who's Annoyed Andy this week? and what is Bry wearing? Of course another instalment of Only In Rugby League plus all your usual favourites!

In this week's episode of the League Express Podcast, Editor Martyn Sadler and Host Jake Kearnan discuss the reports around Hull FC trying to sign Salford coach Paul Rowley. They also discuss Ryan Hall's decision to return to Leeds next season, Tex Hoy signing with Castleford and the England v France fixture being confirmed. Martyn also discusses his proposal to restore the magic in the Challenge Cup and whether Will Pryce could get a shot at Newcastle following Kalyn Ponga's injury. 

Tune into this weeks Podcast lots going on including a look back at the Castleford defeat for Paul Rowley's men, Mike Grady's ladies register their 1st win in the Championship against Bradford and Our Wheelchair team compete in the Challenge Trophy in Manchester. We have all the big news including new shirts, Paul Rowley winning coach of the month, 9s rugby and business opportunities. We look forward to this weeks games against London and Stanningley.

This latest episode of, Krunching Gears - The Rally Podcast looks back at the 2023 East African Safari Classic Rally with John Coyne, Josh McErlean, Eoin Treacy, Paul Rowley and Richard Tuthill.  Join us for a bucket list adventure in a classic Porsche 911 through the plains of East Africa for a tale of broken steering racks and gearboxes, flash floods, fesh fesh, secret route details, sketchy pace notes and wild animals over 2,100km of competitive stages. We would be grateful if you enjoyed this podcast, could you please subscribe and like our channel? 

We'd been to the Challenge Cup Final media event today, and by the time we got back, Sean Long had left Featherstone, with Sam Burgess announced as Warrington's next coach!    Plus, Andy Last had gone from Cas, Paul Rowley wasn't happy, an international calendar was announced, as we tried to talk about it all. There were matches too...

Dondo Mogajane , CEO of Moti Group responds to the Gauteng High Court's decision to set aside an order gagging AmaBhungane from reporting on documents belonging to the company.   Paul Rowley, executive vice-president at De Beers on their new diamond deal with Botswana.    On how I Make Money, we spoke with José Soares,  IT Director at The Capital Hotels. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Dr. Hiatt's guest this month is Paul Rowley, who shares insights into his article, "Incidental Findings from 16,400 Brain MRI Examinations of Research Volunteers," one of the Fellows' Journal Club selections in the April issue. (14:37)

In their conversation with Kate Huber, Paul Rowley and Nicky Gogan talk about their documentaries Seaview (2008), Build Something Modern (2011) and The Red Tree (2018). They discuss their journey into filmmaking and how they met; Seaview's experimental style, which challenges the aesthetics of documentaries while foregrounding the asylum seekers' experiences; the community projects they did with residents of the DP centre in Mosney while making that documentary; the inverse connection between Seaview and Build Something Modern; the similarities between editing documentaries and writing scripts; and their future projects.  www.stillfilms.org https://doi.org/10.1080/1369801X.2022.2157311 https://katehuber.org/Audio clip curtesy of Still Films 

It's San Francisco, how hard can it be to meet cool people? Well, if the only people you run into is the cast of the HBO series and movie, Looking, you might have some work to do! This week we tackle the controversial and short-lived HBO series and subsequent moviefilm, Looking, created by writer-director Andrew Haigh. The series followed a group of gay men in San Francisco and their travails in life and love- Patrick (Jonathan Groff), our anxious protagonist with deeeeeeeep mommy issues; Augustin (Frankie J. Alvarez), the tortured "artist" looking for meaning in his work and finding drugs along the way; and Dom (Murray Bartlett), a peri peri chicken lover having a mid-life crisis. Over the course of the series, which only ran for 18 episodes from 2014-2015, we follow this crew and a great cast of supporting actors, including but not limited to Lauren Weedman, Scott Bakula, and sexpot Raul Castillo, as they look for meaning in their lives, with plenty of cringe, Grindr dates, and drunken dancing along the way. The series unfortunately had a short run, but was brought back for one final installment in 2016 with Looking: The Movie. Join Jake and Kevin this week as we talk about the highs of lows of the series and how successful the movie holds up as a final episode. Why did they not cast any gay or queer Asian characters in a show set in San Francisco? Why are the three protagonists so insufferable in the first season? Did Richie and Patrick really get back together in the movie? This and more on this week's episode! PLUS: We dive back to our regularly-scheduled mini-series programming this week! The Criterion Channel (who does not yet sponsor this podcast but we're open to the idea) has a fantastic selection of queer filmmaking, bolstered recently by a collection of queer short films. For the next few episodes, we'll be watching some of these shorts, beginning with the film The Red Tree, directed by Paul Rowley in 2018. This pseudo-documentary short follows a fictional gay man who travels back to the island where Mussolini interred hundreds of gay man in his rise to power in the 1930s.

Synopsis Dealing with the death of loved ones is never easy, but sometimes music can help – especially if music plays a role in the lives of both the departed and survivors. And some survivors find both meaning and consolation in commissioning a work of new music to honor the memory of those they have lost.On today's date in 2007, the Choral Arts Society of Philadelphia gave the premiere of such a memorial work, entitled Love Abide. The work was commissioned by Paul Rowley, who for years had driven his wife Miriam to weekly Choral Society of Philadelphia rehearsals, where she sang alto, always, said her husband, “beaming with excitement.”  After her sudden death in 2003, Rowley asked the society's artistic director to choose a composer to write a tribute to his wife. Rowley had a text in mind for the lyrics and wanted an alto solo and a female composer. The commission went to the British composer Roxanna Panufnik and the selected text was the 13th chapter of 1 Corinthians, which includes the lines: “Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all thinks, endures all things …  faith, hope, and love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love.” Music Played in Today's Program Roxanna Panufnik (b. 1968) – Love Abide (London Oratory School Choir; London Mozart Players; Lee Ward, cond.) Signum 564

Dave Woods is joined on this week's podcast by former England stand-off Kevin Brown and Salford Red Devils head coach Paul Rowley, whose side are one game away from the Super League Grand Final. They reflect on last week's exciting elimination play-offs and this weeks mouth-watering semi-finals. Plus, there's the departure of Wakefield's Willie Poching, the appointment of Tony Smith at Hull FC and the impeccable respect shown by the sport following the death of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.

Former Great Britain captain and head coach Brian Noble and ex-England hooker and current Salford Red Devils head coach Paul Rowley join Dave Woods to reflect on what was a fantastic Magic Weekend in Newcastle. Plus, they discuss the unearthing of talent in the Championship, debate whether expansion clubs, like Toulouse, should be exempt from relegation and also look ahead to the start of the World Cup when England will face Samoa at St James' Park. TIMECODES: 03:00 The individual performances at Magic Weekend of Joe Batchelor, Bevan French and Jack Welsby are highlighted. 05:20 The discussion turns to the development and talent-spotting of players, like Batchelor, who started out in the Championship. 10:00 Toulouse's victory over Wakefield leaves them two points behind Trinity at the bottom of the table. So which team will survive? 16:00 Does Super League need a second French team or a second expansion team and should they be exempt from relegation? 20:50 Paul asks what is the objective of having expansion clubs and whether TV viewers more important than fans coming through the turnstiles? 25:50 Brian says you have to earn the right to be in Super League, but perhaps there's more reasons than just promotion to judge that on. 31:30 The World Cup is three months away and Paul remembers representing England at the 2000 World Cup. 34:40 Brian captained Great Britain in Australia in 1984 and reminisces about being unable to remember the names of his teammates as he introduced them to the Australian PM! 37:30 Paul discusses England chances and Brian warns of the importance of that first game in Newcastle against Samoa.

Ahead of Magic Weekend, Matt Newsum sits down with those most closely involved in Super League's annual jamboree. All twelve clubs participate across the two days of action at St James' Park Newcastle, and there's some standout fixtures to whet the appetite. Mark Percival and Sam Powell look ahead to the Saints-Wigan derby; Castleford's Joe Westerman on why Leeds is their true derby; Kallum Watkins and Ashton Golding preview the ‘Ian Watson derby' as Salford take on Huddersfield; George Williams discusses Warrington's current predicament as the Wolves face a tough battle against Catalans; and Chris Satae of Hull FC and Lachlan Coote of Hull KR keep it nice and cordial ahead of the big city derby that rounds off the weekend. TIMECODES: 02:30 Mark Percival and Sam Powell discuss the Saints v Wigan derby, the Magic Weekend experience and playing at St James' Park. 09:00 Powell talks about his international aspirations. 10:45 The whole Wigan club trained together recently and the two mention the ‘dangers' of wheelchair rugby league having tried it out recently. 14:30 A brief quote from Wakefield head coach Willie Poching looking ahead to Wakefield versus Toulouse. 15:50 Matt speaks with experienced Castleford Tigers loose-forward Joe Westerman on their clash with Leeds Rhinos, who he says are their main rivals, not near neighbours Wakefield. 19:10 Westerman talks about his return to Cas and his desire to bring success to his boyhood club. 21:00 Salford Red Devils and England international Kallum Watkins says he's enjoying his new position and life under head coach Paul Rowley. 26:30 Back in the international fold, Watkins looks ahead to the World Cup and the opening game for England against Samoa in Newcastle. 29:00 His memories of Magic Weekend include scoring on his Super League debut for Leeds against Bradford. 31:15 On the other side of the ‘Ian Watson derby', Huddersfield's Ashton Golding says their coach's honesty is what's driving their current success. 34:00 Golding has played several different positions already this year and is enjoying the varying challenge each week. 38:15 Ahead of their fixture with Catalans, Warrington's George Williams discusses their poor form and what they have to do to change things. 41:00 Williams knows the game against the Dragons, which includes some of his former Wigan teammates, is a really tough test. 43:00 Finally, Chris Satae and Lachlan Coote keep it friendly ahead of the Hull derby that rounds off the weekend. 45:45 They agree the derby is somewhat different to those in Australia and liken St James' Park to Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane. 50:20 Coote talks about the exit that day of head coach Tony Smith and of Danny McGuire taking over for the remainder of the season.

We begin June with a different look at Pride. What happens when queer activists use their learnings to tackle issues that wouldn't be traditionally seen as LGBTQ+? We're joined by Irish filmmaker Paul Rowley in New York, who has been documenting the protest and creative activist group Gays Against Guns, in the wake of more horrific mass-shootings in the US. Plus, the ABP tea keeps spilling, the country is in a weird blend of 2007+2010 energy, and it's festival season and we're getting ready to rave.