It is not everyday that the coolest vehicles are found in only one location. And it is not everyday that people who simply have their lives revolving around the paragon called the automotive world can find all kinds and types of vehicles in just one event. This is the kind of opportunity that auto shows like the 2007 North American International Auto Show offers.

In just one huge event, everybody and anybody who loves being with and around cars would be able to converge here and exchange ideas. After all, car shows is just like going to a huge auto parts store and you simply could not think where do you start choosing the right Eibach Pro Kit for your vehicle or if you are going to simply be purchasing accessories for your car.

During the scheduled Press Days of the 2007 NAIAS, throngs of journalists coming from sixty various countries have trudged to Detroit. They had the choice to attend 35 various conferences where they could get ideas about the new vehicles and new exhibits set on display. After all, statistics from the 2007 NAIAS says that there are already more than fifty auto products, concept vehicles, and production automobiles. “The quote made famous by the movie Field of Dreams, ‘if you build it… they will come,’ I think is personified at the NAIAS,” exclaims Robert Thibodeau, Jr. who holds the position as the senior co-chairperson for the event. He even does add, “With show-stopping displays and spectacular press conferences, it’s no surprise that media flock to Detroit and Cobo Center to take in all that the NAIAS has to offer.”

However, it looks like journalists were not the only people attracted to the event. You see, the 2007 NAIAS also became the venue for other stars and celebrities to meet up and talk about cars. Emmit Smith and Cheryl Burke, both champions of the show ‘Dancing With The Stars’, showed up. Singers Seal, Kelis, Tamia, and Sisqo, all R&B performers, were also there to take part of the fun. Even Bill Gates, Microsoft’s chairperson, came to see the show.

If Detroit may be too far for you, you actually can go and watch the various coverage done by the journalists who attended. The Press Days of the 2007 NAIAS were attended by people from shows like Good Morning America, Weekend Today, Inside Edition, Today Show, and ABC World News Tonight.

Terry Brown
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Hall & Oates – "Maneater"
Dancers – Karina Smirnoff, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Tony Dovolani, and Dmitry Chaplin

Other performances -

March 17, 2009

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy – "Calloway Boogie"
Dancers – Mark Ballas, Cheryl Burke, Tony Dovolani, Lacey Schwimmer, Derek Hough, and Julianne Hough

Jewel – "Over the Rainbow"
Dancers – Dmitry Chaplin and Chelsie Hightower

Adele – "Chasing Pavements"
Dancers – Edyta Śliwińska and Alec Mazo

March 31, 2009

Kevin Rudolf – "Let It Rock"
Dancers – Julianne Hough, Derek Hough, Chelsie Hightower, Lacey Schwimmer, and Artem Chigvintsev

Boyz II Men – "It’s the Same Old Song"
Dancers – Cheryl Burke, Dmitry Chaplin, Tony Dovolani, and Kym Johnson

"Reach Out I’ll Be There"
"End of the Road"

April 7, 2009

Etta James – "At Last"
Dancers – Karina Smirnoff and Maksim Chmerkovskiy

Demi Lovato – "La La Land"
Dancers – Benji Schwimmer and Torri Smith

April 14, 2009

West Side Story – "America" 2009
Broadway revival cast

Rascal Flatts – "Here Comes Goodbye"
Dancers – Julianne Hough and Tony Dovolani

"Revolution" –
Dancers – Mark Ballas, Chelsie Hightower, Aliona Vilani and Artem Chigvintsev

I hope this helps

Dancing with the Stars has become one of the biggest guilty pleasures ever to hit the small screen. A surprise hit for ABC two summers ago, Dancing with the Stars has become oone of ABC’s highest rated shows. The celebrities on this season are diverse and look like a group ready to put on another entertaining season. Here is an analysis of who I consider to be this year’s top nine contenders for the Dancing with the Stars crown.

Jerry Springer & Kym Johnson
At the ripe old age of 62, Springer looks like he’ll be the next Star eliminated from the program. This is unfortunate, because Springer has proven himself to be quite a delightful fellow, unafraid to be self-deprecating, but also giving the dances his all where so many in his situation might have made a mockery of it.
Odds of Winning: 4,374,492,550 to 1

Emmitt Smith & Cheryl Burke
Emmitt, who has to be on bad knees at this point, is doing a more than admirable job in his stint on Dancing with the Stars. Had he entered this contest ten years ago, he may have been the front runner, but it seems his flexibility is gone, which is what happens when you’re pulverized by 300-pound linebackers for fifteen years. Regardless, his dances have style and I hope he stays on for a little while longer.
Odds of Winning: 60 to 1

Harry Hamlin & Ashly DelGrosso
Here’s the problem with Harry Hamlin: he’s taking himself WAY too seriously. It’s Dancing with the Stars, Harry. The show is silly by nature. However, Harry seems to go into every dance like a method actor preparing for their biggest movie role. He dances okay, but the TV viewers love someone able to poke fun at themselves. Harry’s not that person.
Odds of Winning: 40 to 1

Monique Coleman & Louis van Amstel
You’d think that Monique would be one of the better performers on Dancing with the Stars; she’s not. Monique seems like a nice girl, but the lack of true dancing ability is going to catch up with her sooner rather than later. Maybe if Monique’s light switch suddenly goes on and she figures dancing out, she’ll have a shot. But that’s unlikely.
Odds of Winning: 25 to 1

Sara Evans & Tony Dovolani
On the last episode of Dancing with the Stars, Sara Evans performed my favorite dance of the night; a jive to “These Boots were made for Walkin’”. So, why don’t I have her closer to the top? That dance’s allure was largely attributed to the choreography. Sure, she performed very well, but so could most anybody. Sara is a likable presence, and a game dancer, but she has little shot of winning.
Odds of Winning: 18 to 1

Vivica A. Fox & Nick Kosovich
What Vivica lacks in technical ability, she makes up for in style. The true dark horse on Dancing with the Stars, Vivica A. Fox has always had attitude in her film roles, and this spark comes through in her dancing. The most encouraging part of her performances thus far has been her steady improvement week to week. If she keeps this up, who knows how good she’ll be by the end of the season.
Odds of Winning: 10 to 1

Willa Ford & Maksim Chmerkovskiy
Willa Ford is the token Really Hot Chick on this season of Dancing with the Stars, and she doesn’t mind flaunting it. Willa isn’t the most polished of dancers but, as the judges have stated, she may have the most raw ability of anyone on the show. If she can reach something close to her ultimate potential by the final few weeks, she may be able to pull an upset.
Odds of Winning: 7-1

Joey Lawrence & Edyta Sliwinska
Joey Lawrence has shown that he can dance. This much is obvious. He has also shown a propensity to break the rules of the different dances, which the judges have chided him for. In most seasons of Dancing with the Stars, Joey might have been the runaway favorite. He only has one problem; he’s exactly like Mario Lopez, except worse.
Odds of Winning: 4-1

Mario Lopez & Karina Smirnoff
Mario Lopez is a ringer. Although he says he had never danced before, it has become clear that while growing up, Lopez was an avid student of dance. But who cares? He has been dynamic and flashy, with a rare amount of technical expertise for a (supposed) amateur. The only thing standing in the way of Mario Lopez winning Dancing with the Stars is himself: once he stops breaking the rules, he should easily come out of this season as the victor.
Odds of Winning: 3-2

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Who said Dancing with the Stars is all about reviving one’s showbiz career? More than that, Dancing with the Stars has become a venue for celebrities to show off their other talents, aside from acting. In fact, another big name has set her eyes on the dance floor as Celine Dion, the multi-awarded Canadian singer has expressed her desire to be part of the highly watched celebrity competition series.

The 39-year-old singer/songwriter recently revealed to TV Guide that she is a big fan of ABC’s Emmy-nominated Dancing with the Stars. In fact, she went backstage on Monday night’s show after she pre-tapped two songs for the Dancing with the Stars finale next week. TV Guide reports that one of the songs is “My Heart Will Go On,” the theme of the hit movie, Titanic.

“I hope they invite me again. I want to dance,” Celine Dion said to TV Guide. “For me, it’s not about a contest. It’s about having the privilege to share the dancing floor with the most amazing, talented people, and to share music. It’s not about winning. It’s about dancing as many times as possible.”

Dion seemed serious about her joining Dancing with the Stars, despite her little experience of ballet training when she was a child. Moreover, the performance of six Dancing with the Stars professional dancers, including Tony Dovolani, Cheryl Burke, Mark Ballas and Karina Smirnoff, made Dion even more excited. She said their performance made it difficult for her to focus on her lyrics, as she was mesmerized with their dancing.

“I was having a hard time singing because I was like, ‘Oh, I want a dress just like that! Oh, I want a flower, too. Oh, my god, I want a body like that,” Dion said. “I wish I could dance like that as I sing the song.’ But it’s impossible. It’s one or the other. But I was imagining that the dancers were me.”

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