One big website

Last Updated (Tuesday, 30 November 1999 10:00) Written by MMAPP Thursday, 02 September 2010 00:33

This website is massive

MMAPP website is getting so big, so fast that it is time for another overhaul.

Thank you to George Zeidan from Zeidan Consulting for your time and honest input.

In the past few days alone there have been several comments about how content rich the site is and about the amount of information on it. Many people have commented that we do have enough information to fill a newspaper...so, this newspaper has to be easy for everyone to navigate.

So, with this being said, and with George's professional advice, it is time for a second major overhaul this year alone.

We will be focusing on a content rich but interactive home page that will be easy to navigate and view items, services and specialties that we provide without you poor people having to drudge through pages and pages of material just to find what you are needing, and of course, incorporating our E commerce is another reason as to our site overhaul.

This website alone houses multitudes of levels of information and some of these include:

Event management services and what we can provide

Wedding services

Marketing information

PR information

Rostered artists (Bands, musicians & comedians)

Models

Actors/actresses

Dancers

Reviews

Artwork

Affiliates, including animal welfare sites

Portfolio of our works

Current and upcoming projects

E commerce (stage clothing, ethical animal products, albums, DVD's, technology)

Holographic projection

And not only the above, we will also be working on registered users sections as well...so there is a lot of information that needs re working...

For now, the site will remain live and it will be updated on the fly...it will not be down for any specific amount of time during the process.

Thank you all for your time.

All the best, and please contact us with any questions you may have.

Kindest regards

Sarah Pearce

MMAPP

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Ouaga - Australia (West African sounds) track 40 & 41

Last Updated (Tuesday, 30 November 1999 10:00) Written by MMAPP Monday, 30 August 2010 17:34

OUAGA - Australia

Ouaga (pronounced "Waga") fuse beautiful, driving West African rhythms with soaring vocal harmonies, flute, saxophone and didgeridoo.

Directed by Simon Fraser and supported by their choreographed dance posse, Ouaga are renowned around Australia for their infectiously groovy dance music and high energy stage shows.

A versatile and experienced ensemble that includes both local and African born musicians, they also specialise in melodic ambient African music which is popular at weddings and as background music for corporate events.

Perfect for high energy stage shows, roving at festivals and community events, or corporate functions and weddings. Ouaga’s full ensemble is a 9 piece but perform regularly with 3 or more of its team.

Ouaga are available for live performance bookings

For more information or free quote

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Nov 14 @ Queensbridge Square, Melbourne -The Paw Project

Last Updated (Friday, 20 August 2010 22:49) Written by MMAPP Friday, 13 August 2010 17:48

The Paw Project

Nov 14 @ Queensbridge Square, Melbourne

Public gathering, that's all we ask

JUST BE THERE

TIME: TBC

The PAW Project is a campaign that raises awareness about the 250,000 healthy dogs and cats killed in Australian pounds and shelters. The aim is to reduce this number.

There are mass producers of puppies that increase the number of pound deaths every year – the puppy factories. Puppy factories have not yet been made illegal in Australia and some are even registered breeders. The minimum standards required to operate these businesses are very low. For example, some minimum standards specified by current sub-standard legislation include the dog to be able to turn around, be able to lie down and to have partial shelter. Little more than that.

Different State legislated Codes of Practice for breeding differ from State to State and have been heavily influenced in their design by profit-motivated vested interests. These facts, together with the situation that cruelty to animals legislation across Australia is very weak, makes it difficult for ethical organisations to pursue closing and legally charging Puppy Factories with negligence and cruelty.

In many Puppy Factories, The mother dogs are literally bred to death, producing a litter every six months. Their bodies and uterus are not rested between litters. Their pregnancies often lack health checks, obstetric nutrition and general care. Mothers are kept in concrete cages partially sheltered by the weather, rarely or never exercised, at times without water, isolated from socialising with dogs and lack human contact and love. The cute puppy you see in the window of a shop is often a product of this cruelty.

The Paw Project is currently sponsored and/or supported by

Spin Images - Photography - www.spinimages.com.au

MMAPP - PR and event management www.mmapp.com.au

Matt Kingsley - Action Motorsport - Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge

The Barbi Twins - Playboy Super models www.barbitwins.com

Spatio - Architecture www.spatio.com.au

Defuzz - Internet marketing & SEO www.defuzz.com

Peter Motley & Craig Bradley - Ex Carlton AFL

The Cooks Pantry - Organic produce, cooking classes & more www.cookspantry.com.au

The Paw Project is founded by Mia

www.pawproject.com.au