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Ford Goes Social Again With Fusion 41
Following its Fiesta Movemant, Ford is seeking 2010 Fusion and Fusion Hybrid owners to participate in Fusion 41, an automotive relay race which aims to build awareness and excitement around the new Fusion. The Fusion owner of the winning team will have their vehicle paid off, and team members will win free gas for one year.
Eight participants will be chosen based on "their passion for Fusion and their ability to share compelling information about the vehicle on the internet." Think hot chicks with tens of thousands of followers.
by Steve Hall Oct-21-09
Topic: Consumer Created, Social
Misdirected Barter Finds ad:tech in a Pickle Barrel
Lest anyone accuse us of ignoring negative publicity about a company we're in bed with (which we very much are when it comes to ad:tech), it's our duty to let you know about a little pay for play snafu ad:tech found itself in when it offered "key influencers" free or discounted access to its New York conference in exchange for three pieces of media coverage. The media coverage could take the form of a blog post, a Tweet or a mention on Facebook.
Topic: Bad, Industry Events, Promotions, Social
If You Can't Charge for Tweets, Charge for Their Fuel.
The most loved and hated socnet du moment is partnering with Crushpad, a company that lets amateurs make, sell, brand and market their own wines -- to produce a Twitter-branded Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
1/4 of the proceeds for the project, dubbed The Fledgling Initiative, go to a nonprofit called Room to Read, which promotes literacy for children in places like Sri Lanka, India, Laos, Zambia and Nepal.
According to Biz Stone and Ev Williams, the partnership's in keeping with their commitment to grow Twitter -- "because if you can't read you can't tweet!"
So there you have it. Ignite a future for the high-profile navel-gazers of tomorrow with your own bottle of Twitter wine, which goes for $20 a pop. Every case sold buys 60 local language books for Room to Read. You can also keep up with The Fledgling Initiative and find ways to get involved by following @fledgling.
by Angela Natividad Oct-15-09
Topic: Brands, Campaigns, Cause, Social, Strange
Bearing Change for Obama, Brammo Bikes from Detroit to DC
With help from Crispin Porter + Bogusky (featuring built-in tweetage from @bogusky hisself!), two intrepid messengers from Brammo are on a mission to present President Obama with the most energy-efficient electric vehicle in America: the Brammo Enertia powercycle.
The pair adds a dash of bloggable epic to the quest by road-trippin' it from Detroit to Washington, DC: the route automotive CEOs took when they made their pilgrimages to beg for bailout aid.
"But instead of seeking aid, were going to present President Obama with a homegrown solution to the transportation crisis," the pair writes gleefully.
To succeed in their quest, dubbed ShockingBarack, they're depending on little more than "the kindness of everyday Americans." Visit the ShockingBarack website to offer them a place to crash, a source that'll help them get in touch with the President or an outlet to fuel their motorbikes. (They promise to reimburse you the $0.30 it takes to charge them.)
If you lack the inclination or the geographic convenience to do either, follow the journey. The latest video -- where they visit the Mayor of Adrian bearing a peace offering of donuts -- appears below.
Topic: Brands, Campaigns, Guerilla, Online, Social
A Halloween Promotion Disaster Detailed in 14 Easy Steps
"Not only am I a terrible copywriter but my client actually approved this shit." That's the apparent confession of a DeVito Verdi New York creative during a Copywriters Anonymous meeting earlier this week. The copywriter was referring to recent television commercial created for client Meijer, a Midwest-based retailer. You can view the disaster here.
But that's not what we're really talking about here. The retailer recently launched a Halloween promotion that, OMG, lets you make a video of yourself wearing a Halloween mask! It's really easy. Here's what you do.
1. Fire up your webcam (Oops, don't have one)
2. Go to http://meijerhalloween.com and oops. You have to give Adobe Flash Player permission to access your webcam and microphone which you don't have. No worries, we'll just check it out anyway.
3. Click Allow and oops. "Total Immersion D'Fusion Web Plug-in Installation Required." Say what? Never heard of that. (Why do we need yet another plug in when Flash would have worked just fine?)
4. Throw your hands up and download the plug in anyway.
5. Refresh.
6. View screen as it reload and, again, tells you, "Total Immersion D'Fusion Web Plug-in Installation Required." (Um, say what? We already did that.)
7. Oh wait. Note onscreen verbiage, "You have to manually launch it."
8. Proceed to waste more time digging around your hard drive to find out where exactly that weird ass plug in downloaded to.
9. Give up and move on with your day.
And if you're the one reviewing this less than wonderful Halloween promotion:
10. Feel sorry for the creator who sent you the work and link to what one of these video creations would look like.
11. View the video and, again, feel sorry for the person who sent you this work because you know them.
12. Don't publicly out them because your not a dick and don't want to hurt their feelings by telling them this is one of the lamest pieces of shit you've reviewed in a long time.
13. Have second thoughts about mentioning this at all.
14. Then click the Publish button. Because it's your job.
Topic: Consumer Created, Online, Social, Video, Worst
Blogworld Set to Rock Vegas
Pardon the conference-related commercial interruption but we feel it's our duty as a respected advertising industry media outlet to make sure everyone knows where the wilds thing are during a conference. Oops, bad movie pun but there will be wild things and there will be parties. They'll be in Las Vegas and they'll be during BlogworldExpo occurring this week Thursday through Saturday.
Aside from the fact it's a great conference (you can read about last year's here), there will be many, many social events where conference goers can go to kick back and relax or, conversely, get so inebriated they find themselves in a hotel room bed the next morning with a person whose name ever so awkwardly escapes them.
You decide how you want your night to play out but the least we can do is tell you where you can get your night started. So, here's the list of parties to be held this week at Blogworld. No doubt there will be more added but here's a starting point.
So be good. Or be bad. It's Vegas. It's your choice.
Topic: Industry Events, Social
IZEAfest Day Two Brings Social Strategy and Buckets of Booze
This is part two of our IZEAfest coverage. Part one is here. After the Icebar party and late night hotel room shenanigans, day two of IZEAfest in Orlando kicked off to the more subdued (and late) start. We'll be blunt. We missed the entire first half of day two having slept a bit late and getting caught up in picture editing and work. Though we hear the speakers were great.
Aaron Brazell gave the keynote and spoke to the issue of finding an audience, cultivating that audience and becoming a leader in one's area of expertise. Next Liz Strauss covered the area of leveraging relationships. Akin to building yourself up and establishing yourself as the go to person in a particular space, developing and maintaining relationships with others in the space is key to your continued success.
After lunch Brett Bumeter moderated a panel which included George Smith, John Andrews, Joseph Jaffe and Zena Weist. This panel dove into the realm of advertiser's needs and wants in the social media space and how that relates to bloggers creating content. While many topics such as urging marketers to join, listen and participate in social media were covered, a key take away was the need to target. And that's what blogging and certain aspects of social media can offer marketers, And, conversely, offer opportunity to anyone with the skills in a particular area to give that marketer a targeted pathway to building a customer base.
Yes! It's Another Social Media Conference!
Social media is great, right? It's fun. It's social. It's amusing. But it's also a serious form of communication and interaction businesses can use to connect with their customers. If that sounds like a line out of a social media conference description, it pretty much is.
Adrants is supporting Business Development Institute's The Social Consumer B2C Case Studies & Rountables Conference occurring November 12 at the Graduate Center of The City University of NY from 8AM to 1PM.
At the conference you will hear case studies from McDonald's and its Voice of McDonald's campaign, Intuit and its iPhone application, Allstate Insurance and its use of blogs, and user-generated content, JetBlue and its 'social customer service" and Roger Smith Hotel, the New York City mecca for all things social media.
Roundtables will include expanded discussion on the presented case studies as well as additional topics.
If you're interested in attending, check out the details here.
by Steve Hall Oct- 8-09
Michelin Man Made Over, Milk Meets Milkquarious
- The Michelin Man is getting makeover. He's transforming into a "tire-chucking superhero." OK, then.
- WONGDOODY: The company, along with a few lucky staffers, will be featured on next week's Oct. 14 episode of "America's Next Top Model" as part of a "challenge" experienced by the season's petite models.
- Ooo. Ooo. Here's a good one from a reader: Bridge Worldwide, an ad agency in Ohio, is having employees spend the day selling the CMO's new book, Marketing With Meaning. They've sent my company four unsolicited emails about it, in addition to spamming social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter. Marketing With Meaning? I don't think these people understand what irony is.
- This is what those New York creatives who charge $750 per hour do with the money.
- Outside Magazine enters the world of Harry Potter moving media.
- Check out Milkquarious. It's about a rock idol, White Gold, who swears by the power of milk for strong bones, hair, teeth and nails.
- Yellow Pages guerrilla marketing campaign hits the target.
Topic: Brands, Guerilla, Magazine, Social, Video
Twipple Wants You to Get Twippled
Yet another Twitter-based promotion. Yawn. In fact, we're so tired of these things we can't even write about them anymore, so we're going let a Twipple representative tell you about the promotion. Oh wait, we can't be tired of this. There's a quote from Adrants right on the Twipple home page. Guess we should be nice. But anyway, we're still letting them tell you about it.
"Under my guise of Twipple I'm accepting emails to me - or to one of my Kind Agents - to perform acts of kindness on a nominated party.
So, the successfully nominated friend or colleague will wonder (happily) why someone has just bought them a coffee. As they leave, they see someone drop a wallet, when they hand it over the person says, hey, here's $40 for being cool. As part of the nomination Twipple will ask for some loose details on likes dislikes.
They may turn the corner and be pleased to have the most gorgeous man/woman say "hi" and compliment them.
You get the idea?"
Not really but we'll just go with it for fun. Already, Twipple has 72 random acts of kindness and is now selling items and donating the proceeds to NY Cares.

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Bolder branding
Published: 04 December, 2013
Following a successful summer of sales across its core range of original, pear and berry cider, Magners is launching a bold new branding design across all packaging for both the on- and off-trade. The new look sees the return of the traditional green associated with the brand when it first launched in the UK in 2005. It also brings back the classic cider vat imagery inspired by Magners' cider mill in Ireland.
Paul Condron, marketing director at Magners GB, commented: "It has been important to us to recapture the values at the heart of the Magners brand, while creating a new and contemporary look and feel to the packaging. The new design is more modern, but with references to the cider vats that people associate with Magners."
www.magners.co.uk
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The real Golden Globes contest: Joan and Melissa vs. Star and Kathy.
By Heather Havrilesky
Published January 18, 2005 12:49AM (EST)
Order was restored to the universe last night, thanks to the return of Joan and Melissa Rivers to the red carpet for The Golden Globes. E! unceremoniously replaced them at the Emmy pre-broadcast last year with a self-involved Star Jones after the catty duo announced plans to migrate to the TV Guide Channel for an estimated $7 million. Last night, the most frightening mother-daughter team in the world -- more frightening than the Judds, more bone-chilling than Goldie Hawn and Kate Hudson giggling simultaneously -- returned to their spots on the red carpet, coifed, powdered and bejeweled within an inch of their lives, for a face-off with the E! team's Star and comedienne Kathy Griffin.
Wouldn't it be nice if the E! team could bum-rush Joan and Melissa with a mic as they arrived? "Joan, the face -- who are you wearing? Is that the work of Dr. Frederick Rubin, plastic surgeon to the stars? Is this for your upcoming role in 'The Lion King II?'" "Melissa, is that a mud-flap on your chest? Do you really think it was a good idea to have your face custom-made to look like Joan's?"
But Star and Kathy didn't need a full-frontal assault, because the Riverses are the Jay Lenos of the red carpet: flat-out bad at what they do, yet still inexplicably employed. The real appeal of watching Joan Rivers used to be that she would whisper mean things about the celebrities and their outfits between empty servings of chatter. Sure, she could be mean. But didn't we all savor a dark side to an otherwise fluffy exercise in self-congratulatory preening and prancing?
Sadly, though, Joan has lost her bite. Thanks to the fact that so many celebrities these days get professionals to tell them what to wear, there are far fewer fashion faux-pas than there once were. Now Joan is left with nothing but her shoddy interview skills, somehow making simple small talk look painfully difficult. (Joan to Glenn Close: "Are you a good memorizer?") Meanwhile, her daughter's mere tone of voice and empty questions seem to make celebrities visibly agitated.
As irritating as Star Jones can be at times, she makes Joan and Melissa look about as charming as a sack of yams. Recognizing that these are humans who only relax when they're being bathed in a steady shower of admiring words, Star flatters relentlessly. And, strangely enough, she actually sounds sincere all the while.
(To Eva Longoria) "Tell me about your dress, because you are trying to give it to 'em, Miss Ma'am."
(To Minnie Driver) "Everybody needs to know: This is what I mean when I say Glamazon. Amazons used to rule the world, now the Glamazons do. Baby, you are servin' it up. Tell me about the dress."
(To Laura Linney) "You do it so well, and all the while looking as fabulous as you do! You deserve to get that best actress nomination every time you do, you know why? 'Cause you give us good work each and every time."
(To Portia de Rossi) "May I just tell you that this may be one of the most glorious gowns I've seen all night. It is made exactly for you, and Mr. Valentino knows how to give you just a little drama."
(To Cate Blanchett) "Jean-Paul Gaultier? I tell you what, you do him justice just like you do Kate Hepburn."
But Star's smoothest moves are her "Back to you, Bob" moments with Kathy Griffin. While Joan and Melissa shout at each other like angry... well, blood relatives, Star uses these baton-passing challenges to bask in the glory of the special, private moment she just had with a celebrity -- and to rub Griffin's nose in it ever so slightly.
Star: "Kathy, I just had a very good moment. What are you doing?"
Star: "Kathy I just spent some time with Ewan McGregor, that is going to be Mr. Star Wars, girl. Who do you have?"
The second question is delivered in a terse, almost an accusatory way, like, "I'm making magic, girl. What the hell are you up to?"
Cut to Kathy Griffin, whose scratchy muppet voice can put you off in about two seconds flat. Her hair looks like a stick shift. She tosses out non sequiturs with reckless abandon, but her delivery is too shticky and not nearly deadpan enough to take the pressure off her and put it on the celebrities.
This disastrous corker-spewing muppet act is in full effect when she interviews Michael Chiklis of "The Shield": "Have you guys ever gotten a hooker at this hotel?" she chirps at a flabbergasted Chiklis and his wife. The moment falls flat. Come on, lady. Take the manic-girl act down a notch, deadpan the question, and put the onus on Chiklis to play off your straight-man set-up.
Next, Kathy says to Oliver Platt, "Can you believe that the Bachelorette is here?" OK, that's pretty funny.
Then to Clive Owen: "Your ears are beautiful. Are they real?" Owen jumps on board immediately. "What?" he asks. "I didn't catch that."
Then, to Kerry Washington and her husband David Moscow, Kathy asks, "Do you guys have any weed?"
Moscow specifies, "On us at the moment? No."
The battle is over, and Star and Kathy win it in a knockout. In fact, the E! team serves the purpose Joan used to serve -- Star dishes up the shameless pandering and flattery, and Kathy brings that little bit of unpredictability, that loose cannon effect that makes the whole night seem a wee bit more interesting than say, a press junket photo shoot.
Indeed, by the time the red carpet parade is almost over, Melissa already seems to be admitting defeat. Quizzing Marcia Cross on the upcoming episodes of "Desperate Housewives," she asks, "Can you give us any hint of what we can expect from you on the show?" When Cross hesitates, Melissa reassures her by muttering, "It's TV Guide, nobody watches it."
Heather Havrilesky is a regular contributor to the New York Times Magazine, The Awl and Bookforum, and is the author of the memoir "Disaster Preparedness." You can also follow her on Twitter at @hhavrilesky.
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Key Words: Prevalence, Goat, Peste des petits ruminants, Sylhet.
Int. J. Biosci. 13(6), 102-108, December 2018.
The present study was carried out to investigate the prevalence of Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) in goat in Sylhet district over three years period from 2011 to 2013. Prevalence was determined based on the data of four Upazila veterinary hospitals in Sylhet district, categorized into four age groups and three seasons. Diagnosis was made by clinical signs and gross pathology. A total 8975 goats were examined during the three years period of which 1628 were found to be affected with PPR (18.14%). Among four Upazila of Sylhet district the highest prevalence of PPR was 19.86% found in Biswananth, whereas 19.3% in Sylhet Sadar, 16.26% in Fenchuganj and 15.402% in Joyntapur, where spatial variation was highly significant (P<0.01). There was significant (P<0.01) difference of PPR prevalence among the different age groups where younger goats (<2 year) were affected more than older goats. Goats of <2 year age group had the highest prevalence (21.58%) followed by (16.78%) in 2-3 year, (13.28%) in 3-4 year and the lowest (8.84%) in >4 year age group. The prevalence of PPR was significantly (P<0.01) higher in winter season (20.27%) than that of rainy (19.21%) and summer season (14.82%).
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12 alleged gang members arrested meth trafficking ring raids in NYC
By Pete Garth On Jan 25, 2023
Twelve people were arrested so far in a series of early morning raids in New York City to disrupt a large-scale methamphetamine trafficking ring.
The raids took place on Wednesday just after 6 a.m. in Washington Heights and Hamilton Heights in Manhattan, and one location in New Jersey.
The suspects, many with ties to gangs, were caught when NYPD officers and federal agents executed search warrants on Broadway, on Amsterdam Avenue, and on West 174th Street in coordinated actions.
The officers, along with agents with Homeland Security Investigations and Secret Service, were targeting the drug trafficking ring.
Charges against multiple people are expected to be unsealed in federal court in Lower Manhattan later Wednesday. They are expected to face federal drug and firearms charges.
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For all enquiries, be they for gigs, press, info requests, ideas for the website…….
this is us, right here.
You can also join Comus for a paddle in the murky shallows of the Book of Face.
Bring a bucket and a spade.
Will you ever do a morbid gig in Switzerland, let me know!
Thanks for your comment, Hans, and for the link. I'll forward them both to the rest of the band.
Heard the debut album for the first time today. With perhaps one or two exceptions, I can't recall ever being this spellbound by a piece of music (a vinyl copy is now a necessity of the utmost priority). Any excursions to America in the near future?
Heard the debut album for the first time today. With perhaps one or two exceptions, I can't recall ever being this spellbound by a piece of music (a vinyl copy is calling my name!). Any excursions to America in the foreseeable future?
Thanks for the kind words, Josh; they'll be passed on to the band. No American excursions planned for the moment – the costs are prohibitive!
I was investigating the Greek version of 666 by Aphrodite's Child on youtube and First Utterance came up.I'm 63 and somehow missed this – superb!! Best wishes to all involved!
I first heard Comus when I got their second album. I liked it very much. That was in 1980. Much later on I got first utterance. Excellent but weird. I wonder if the group is still playing live and if so what music they play at present. I'd like to see them.
Thanks for you comments and question. We don't play live so often now – I think the last gig we did was about a year ago, but if you look on Youtube you'll find various videos of the band in recent years.
We've also got a DVD of our reformation gig at the Melloboat Festival for order here: https://comusmusic.co.uk/merchandise/ and 'Out Of The Coma', the album that we released a while back is available here: https://jonseagroatt.com/albums-for-sale/, as is 'East Of Sweden', a CD of our Melloboat Festival appearance.
Thanks again for your kind words; I'll make sure the rest of the band know what you said!
Thanks for asking, Christopher, but I'm afraid there's nothing planned for the time being; we're taking a bit of a sabbatical break at the moment.
Hi Sally, thanks for getting in touch. No, nothing planned for the time being, sadly; the band are taking a bit of a sabbatical at the moment….
Many thanks for the kind words – we'll make sure that the rest of Comus also see your message!
Best regards to you and Tibor.
The dedicated Comus cd had arrived to Hungary. Many thanks for you and Bobby J We cried out of happiness, when we saw it! It will be put in a privileged place.
We're glad the album arrived safely, Ráhel! All the very best to you and Tibor, and thanks again for posting the press cuttings.


This show is awful! It's about a boy and his snake who go out of there way to do gross/weird things. Worst Nickelodeon show ever!
Nickelodeon: You want more shows? I gotcha bro. Me: And when they mean by more shows, they mean bad shows.
What has happened to Nickelodeon?! All the shows they made in 2013 and 2014 are all really stupid! Like Henry danger and Sanjay and Craig are all really really dumb! Right now the only good shows are SpongeBob, Fairly Odd parents, The Thundermans, Breadwinners, teenage mutant ninja turtles, and legend of Korra!
2 Breadwinners Breadwinners is a 2014 animated comedy television series produced by Nickelodeon. It is about the adventures of SwaySway and Buhdeuce, two ducks who drive in a rocket van delivering bread to their customers.
Worse than Sanjay and Craig.
3 The Mighty B! The Mighty B is an American animated television series co-created by Amy Poehler, Cynthia True and Erik Wiese for Nickelodeon. The series centers on Bessie Higgenbottom, an ambitious Honeybee girl scout who believes she will become The Mighty B (a superhero) if she collects every Honeybee badge.
It got cancelled way before 2013, but it was so horrible.
4 Winx Club Winx Club is an Italian animated television series directed, created and produced by Iginio Straffi and his company Rainbow S.r.l.
Great news everyone! It's dead!
5 Nick Studio 10 Nick Studio 10 was a programming block on Nickelodeon which debuted on February 18, 2013 and ended on June 17 of the same year, never returning from a planned hiatus after one additional Labor Day special. It aired weekday afternoons during the traditional school year from the network's headquarters ...read more.
It interrupts good shows with crap.
6 Every Witch Way Every Witch Way is an American telenovela-formatted teen sitcom that originally aired on Nickelodeon from January 1, 2014, to July 30, 2015. It is the American version of the Nickelodeon Latin American show Grachi.
Take this off the list, it's a masterpiece, an attractive novel, the characters are the best telenovela stars ever.
Cheap filming techniques, boring cliched plots, very poor overacting and unfunny lines. Nickelodeon hang your heads in shame. My children prefer Icarly, Victorious and Sam and Cat... Quality and funny!
This show is WAY BETTER than all the crap that's out there, the plots on the other shows are WAY more boring & stupid than this one.
7 Marvin Marvin Marvin Marvin is an American science fiction slapstick comedy television series that aired from November 24, 2012 to April 27, 2013. The series stars Lucas Cruikshank as the title character Marvin Marvin, an alien teenage boy adjusting to human life.
His voice annoys me in the worst way! Not funny at all.
The only good Fred on Nickelodeon, is the Fish from Spongebob who says "My Leg! ", or in this case, "My Eyes! ".
It was cancelled less than a year before 2013, but while it wasn't the worst show, it was pretty bad by standards.
Fred has an extremely annoying voice.
9 Rabbids Invasion Rabbids Invasion (French: Les Lapins Crétins : Invasion) is a French/American animated television series which premiered on August 3, 2013, on Nickelodeon. The series began airing on Nicktoons during its second season in late 2015. On June 23, 2017, the series finale ended during its third season. ...read more.
All they do is yell and act stupid.
Nickelodeon your better than this!
It's a ripoff of the Incredibles & Wizards of Waverly Place due to Superheroes & Powers on a team mixed with the laugh track.
11 Oggy and the Cockroaches Oggy and the Cockroaches is a French animated comedy series produced by Xilam and Gaumont Film Company.
I hate this show! Oggy is brain-dead because he doesn't know how to get rid of house pests! They should bring this off the air because it's violent, disgusting, and teaches kids disturbing stuff WAY too early. One time, there was this plastic surgery episode, and I felt like KILLING those buggy pests with a knife. It also gave me a fear of plastic surgery. This show show is bad and stupid! The artwork is terrible the characters have Chessey names, and no one talks! This show should be cancelled, and never returned! I never let my family or anyone watch this show because it's garbage! Who thought it was a good idea to make a brain-dead cat with jerkface cockroaches?!?!?! CANCEL THIS SHOW NOW!
12 Henry Danger Henry Danger is an American superhero sitcom television series airing on Nickelodeon. The series was created by Dan Schneider and Dana Olsen. The series revolves around a 13-year-old boy who becomes the sidekick of a local superhero. On March 2, 2017, Nickelodeon announced that a new animated series, ...read more.
The Stupidest Nickelodeon show ever! I would rather watch Johnny Test then this stupid piece of nick crap old nick was better but new one is just stupid!
13 Victorious Victorious is an American sitcom created by Dan Schneider that originally aired on Nickelodeon from March 27, 2010 through February 2, 2013 . The series revolves around aspiring singer Tori Vega, a teenager who attends a performing arts high school called Hollywood Arts High School, after taking her ...read more.
14 Sam and Cat Sam & Cat is an American teen sitcom that originally aired from June 8, 2013, to July 17, 2014, on Nickelodeon. It is a crossover spin-off/sequel of both iCarly and Victorious.
16 Paw Patrol PAW Patrol is an Canadian animated television series created by Keith Chapman. It is produced by Spin Master Entertainment with animation provided by Guru Studio. In Canada, the series is primarily broadcast on TVOKids, which first ran previews of the show in August 2013. The series first aired on Nickelodeon ...read more.