Tag: NPR
By Jeffrey Zeigler March 12, 2013
Subjects Artists
Tags airports, Alix Spiegel, Amanda Palmer, Anna Clyne, Arizona State University, campaign, cello, cellobello, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Composer-In-Residence, donations, emeritus psychologist, entrepreneurs, funding a project, fundraising, fundraising in the 21st century, goals as artists, Hare, incentives, KickStarter, Krishna, millions of dollars, NPR, online funding program, Paola Prestini, perks, personal connection, process, raising money, receive funding, Rule of Reciprocation, solo album, supporters, TED talks, vision into art, work of Robert Cialdini
By Blogmaster August 29, 2012
Subjects Travel
Tags airlines, baggage, bill of rights, carry-on, carry-on baggage, cello, cello case, cellobello, extra airline seats, FAA, flying, flying with cello, flying with instruments, Katz, media, musical instruments, news, NPR, passenger rights, Paul, regulations, restrictions, safety, size, space, stowage, transportation, Travel, weight, weight restrictions, WestJet
