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Sandy Lee Casey
Sandy Lee Casey resides in Southern California's Temecula Valley Wine Country. She performs solo on acoustic guitar at various establishments and wineries across the area.
Sandy is currently working on several projects from an acoustic duo (Acoustic Too), a funk, groove, jazz band (haven't picked a name yet), and a new 80's Alternative Rock band calling themselves The Totally 80s Band.
In the recent past she had the privilege to be the lead singer for Cheap Date and RocKandy, and has stood in with Get Groovin' as well as other bands performing throughout San Diego and Riverside counties.
Her Roots
Over the years Sandy performed, formed and recorded with several notable bands. She had the luck and privilege to sing background vocals during the Metalica "Master of Puppets" sessions in 1985 at Amigo Studios where she was working. She was critically acclaimed as a featured artist on the Rooster Teeth Red vs. Blue and RWBY animated soundtrack projects.
Her trademark rich vocals deliver the dynamics, depth and emotion that make her performances an experience.
Sandy's oldest brother Pat was one of her greatest musical mentors. She spent hours in Pat's room listening to Queen with the volume on 10 singing at the top of her lungs while she learned how to play drums on a set that he had.
Sandy began playing country and western music professionally at Johnny D's in Somerville, MA at age fifteen. At eighteen she was featured in a number of country bands in New England and performed in Salisbury, ME and Newburyport, MA on a regular basis. She also had a weekly gig as a soloist at a club in Cambridge, MA called "The Original" where her father hung out (never doubt the comfort of a dependable audience!). Sandy joined a pop/rock band called the Chasers who became a successful local MA cover band. She switch off played drums for a few songs while the drummer came out to sing. Good times…
Sandy co-founded her next band "Sandy Starr" with her soon to be husband John DeChristopher (recently retired worldwide artist relations manager for Zildjian cymbals). The band had great success as one of the better Top 40 cover bands in the New England area and then they played fulltime all over the US for a few years. That was an experience that Sandy thinks that every musician needs to feel what it means to be a true musician (hungry!).
Sandy moved to LA in the mid-eighties and landed a job at a Amigo Studios in North Hollywood (before Warner Brothers bought them). Working there allowed her to meet and hang out with some of the most incredible artists of the time. Most of these artists were those she had idolized and been inspired by up to that point in her life (Don Henley, John Denver, Alice Cooper, to name a few).
While doing backup vocals (including some for Metallica) she met an amazing musician by the name of John Manikoff. They started singing and writing together and co-wrote a deeply sentimental song about Sandy's sister Susie which she plays to this day when performing solo.
Back To Boston
When Sandy moved back to Boston she was re-acquainted with a friend of her father invested in her career. She recorded the song co-written with John Manikoff along with a song for the producer on her B side. A record company did have interest, but it never gained enough velocity to breakout.
Sandy put music completely on hold for a while as her family grew. After things stabilized she joined a band called Synergy and really enjoyed being back on stage again. The band was good, but it was a huge struggle to balance parenting, working and a music so once again she stepped away from the stage to the hardest job on earth, being a mother.
In time, she joined a funk/dance band called FM. It was a fantastic experience, but the genre was different than anything she had done before and didn't feel right. She spent some time in a dance band called Cheers which featured her and aother talented woman named Diana up front. They played to sequences of top 40 tunes which was great fun, but the stress of playing clubs, working full time and an expanding family put things on hold again.
Sandy finally found the work, family, performance balance with a band called "DoubleVision". DoubleVision was the premier Boston wedding band. The material was vocally challenging so she knew it was perfect for her immediately. That chapter ended after more than a decade, but all the members became close friends and continually stay in touch.
Sandy rejoined some of her Cheers band mates a couple of years ago and they got back into sequencing thing and the formation of great Top 40 dance band named "The Synergy Band" or Synergy for short. That band has seen several changes over the last couple of years since Sandy moved to CA in 2014, but when they get Sandy up on the stage the joint starts rockin.
Studio Time
Sandy brought her talent and experience to the studio to work with Jeff Williams and their daughter Casey Lee Williams on the recording and writting of songs for the soundtracks of Red vs. Blue and the critically aclaimed RWBY animated series from Rooster Teeth. In the summer of 2012 Sandy, her daugher Casey Lee (vocals), her son John DeChistopher, Jr. (drums) and Jeff Williams went out to RTX 2012 in Austin, TX to perform their work live with he rest of the very talented band for thousands of enthusiastic Red vs. Blue fans.
When Sandy isn't busy with her trade show business, singing and playing or enjoying the beautiful weather she's having fun in her studio working on various projects.
I love to play and sing as a solo artist or as a duo on my new project Acoustic Too at your next event or private party.
"It's a treat to hear a singer who has such a strong voice and can do so much with it."
– Bill Copland
"It's just so much fun to perform with her."
– Casey Lee Williams
"What an amazing and powerful singer"
– Mark Dawes
"Everytime she sings you can see her soul shine."
– David Feuerstein
"Amazing, just amazing!"
– Bob Knight
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@caseylwilliams @okgoodnightband So wish I could be there! I know you'll be awesome! xoxo
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Really having fun with my Acoustic Too partner Grant at La Casa del Zorro in Borrego Springs tonight. https://t.co/MzK1NMgqzd
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Addressing youth unemployment
Charles Molele 22 Jun 2018 00:00
Small Business Minister Lindiwe Zulu and City of Ekurhuleni Executive Mayor Mzwandile Masina (pictured) were among those addressing the issue of youth unemployment at the Youth Economic Summit held in Boksburg
City of Ekurhuleni (CoE) has partnered with the Gauteng provincial government to introduce the Tshepo 1 Million initiative in an attempt to deal with the lack of employment opportunities and poor economic participation of the youth in the region.
This announcement was made during the Youth Economic Summit and Career Expo held at the Birchwood Hotel and Conference Centre in Boksburg.
The introduction of Tshepo 1 Million in Ekurhuleni is meant to address the lack of absorption for work placements and low levels of education and skills development in the area. The initiative was originally launched in 2014 under the name Tshepo 500 000 by Gauteng premier David Makhura, but has since been renamed Tshepo 1 Million after it created over 300 000 job opportunities in just two years.
Tshepo 1 Million provides young people in Gauteng with skills development, employment creation and entrepreneurship development to provide them with hope for the future.
"We have massive challenges facing the youth in Ekurhuleni. We have a problem of unemployment, lack of business opportunities and a shortage of skills. We also have a serious problem with substance abuse. Hence our introduction of Tshepo 1 Million to create more opportunities for our unemployed youth," said executive mayor Mzwandile Masina.
"As you can see, we have Setas (sector education and training authorities) but there is no absorption or internships for young people. This is a major concern to us. Tshepo 1 Million is among a few interventions that we think will help us to deal with all these challenges facing our youth."
Masina said the introduction will ease the burden of youth challenges in Ekurhuleni, which includes among others, poor health and wellbeing, substance abuse, inaccessible sports facilities, teenage pregnancies, and poor co-ordination and little recognition of youth work as a profession.
The youth summit brought together big business with the sole intention to showcase business opportunities in terms of set-asides, preferential procurement opportunities, off-take agreements and mentorships for youth-owned businesses.
Among those who attended the summit were management representatives from Denel, South African Airways, Airports Company South Africa, SCAW Metals, Bidvest Transnet, Telkom, Eskom and Sasol.
Some of the keynote speakers included Minister of Small Business Development Lindiwe Zulu, businessman and radio personality Sbu Leope, MMC of finance and economic development Nkosindiphile Xhakaza and Ekurhuleni's economic development head, Caiphus Chauke.
In his opening address at the youth summit, Masina said the city prides itself in developing partnerships that work: "The city of Ekurhuleni prides itself in the relations it has with all its stakeholders. We seek to continue to strengthen such relations, particularly with the private sector. One of the ways we aim to achieve these strengthened relations is by entering into various social compacts that deal with youth unemployment, inequality and poverty. We have tasked our Youth Directorate with developing a localised youth accord and entering into this social compact with all our private sector partners, placing focus on: education and training; work exposure; youth target set-asides; and youth entrepreneurship," said Masina.
"The development of a social compact, in the form of a Youth Accord, will provide a platform for the private sector and the City to mainstream and co-ordinate youth development, and together address the socioeconomic ills that plague our region."
Masina said this youth economic summit was critical to youth development because it served as a platform on which to engage young people and expose them to captains of industry, the private sector and government in an effort to realise the innovations of tomorrow, which depend on the opportunities made available and accessible for young people today.
"We come together every year in Youth Month to look into strategies, plans and methods in the fight for youth socioeconomic development," said Masina.
Zulu launched the Rapid Youth Incubator in the local township of Katlehong, Ekurhuleni, during the summit. The Rapid Incubation Programme is part of the department of Small Business Development's programme to address youth unemployment.
"Through this centre, we seek to provide students and participants with the theoretical knowledge and entrepreneurial skills that will enable them to start and run successful enterprises. We are determined to promote and inculcate an entrepreneurship culture among young people and to provide support to emerging entrepreneurs and start-ups in the City of Ekurhuleni," said Zulu.
She told the summit that she was concerned about the high rate of collapse of small businesses in general in the townships. She said the Rapid Incubation programme provides student graduates with an entrepreneurial platform to commercialise their vocational skills and move them from "job seekers to job creators".
Zulu added that it also seeks to utilise the skills of TVET (technical and vocational education and training) graduates, to encourage and promote an entrepreneurship culture and provide the students with the necessary tools and techniques to establish their own businesses, and thus contribute to economic growth and job creation.
"Youth-targeted interventions in South Africa are needed to enable young South Africans to actively participate and engage in society and the South African economy," said Zulu.
"The marginalisation of young people is primarily manifested in high youth unemployment. In a job-scarce environment, joining the world of work is particularly difficult for young people, but this not just a problem for South Africa only."
Chauke said while while employment growth in South Africa was constrained by several supply-side deficiencies, including a serious skills shortage and limited entrepreneurial capacity, it remained the city's top priority objective to address the high levels of unemployment, poverty and inequality, as socioeconomic inequalities continue to threaten long-term stability.
Chauke outlined the city's Ten-Point Plan to deal with the triple challenges of poverty, inequality and unemployment, especially among the youth. The plan includes, among others, the revitalisation of the manufacturing sector, aerotropolis master-plan implementation, SMME support through procurement, massive infrastructure investment, the promotion of localisation and skills and capacity development.
Chauke's department is tasked with leading, facilitating and promoting economic transformation, growth, development and transfer within the City of Ekurhuleni.
"Our approach is to maximise capabilities in the smart and advanced manufacturing, aviation and aerospace, logistics and transportation industries to drive the economic competitiveness, radical economic development and transformation imperative for the benefit of the community of Ekurhuleni," said Chauke.
He told the youth summit that his department has introduced a comprehensive township strategy to deal with youth unemployment and lack of opportunities in the area, and said the economic viability of townships is high on the metro agenda.
"There are four townships in the City of Ekurhuleni situated on the outskirts of the municipality. These four communities accommodate approximately 65% of the metro's population, of which 24% are situated in the Katlehong, 14% in the Tembisa and Duduza complexes respectively, and approximately 12% in the Daveyton complex," said Chauke.
He added that as a result the city has come up with an institutional framework has been proposed to advance the township economic agenda with local businesses.
"Supplier SMMEs in townships are also given support through the Township Enterprise Development Programme. In addition, the CoE is adapting old council-owned structures into street trading facilities and is providing previously disadvantaged communities with access to state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities through fabrication laboratories," said Chauke.
Charles Molele
Charles Molele is a senior politics reporter at the Mail & Guardian. Charles joined the paper in 2011. He has covered general news, court and politics for the past 19 years, and also worked as a senior reporter for the Saturday Star, Sunday World, ThisDay, Sunday Times and is former politics editor of the New Age. Charles's other career highlights include covering Kenya's violent general elections (2007/08), Zimbabwe's sham general elections (2008), Mozambique's food riots (2010) and the historic re-election of US President Barack Obama (2012). Read more from Charles Molele
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PSI INTERNATIONAL, Inc. (PSI), founded in 1977, is a Fairfax,Virginia based company that provides a blend of technology, health science, and social services support services to our clients throughout the world. PSI came of age as a traditional information technology company. Through the years we have acquired and developed outstanding subject matter expertise in health sciences and social services, as well as substantial knowledge in other technical disciplines. The broad spectrum of services we offer supports the missions of organizations that greatly impact those living in our communities.
Continuous process improvement is the foundation of our corporate Process Improvement Program. We structured our standard project management processes to conform to the Software Engineering Institute's (SEI's) Software Capability Maturity Model (SW-CMM). Our CMM-compliant management practices ensure high levels of consistency and quality. PSI is one of fewer than 2,000 organizations worldwide to have been independently assessed at CMMI Level 3. Our infrastructure support is governed by our ISO 20000-certified discipline and processes.
PSI's outstanding blend of subject matter and technical expertise is supported by a disciplined management infrastructure and sound corporation. Our subject matter expertise allows us to appreciate the intricacies of our clients' requirements and our technical expertise ensures that we can satisfy them. Our CMM-compliant approach to management ensures high quality and repeatable results. Our ethics and sound financial and administrative corporate practices ensure that we will be here to support our clients' organizations in the long term.
Our business mission is to integrate technologies and subject matter expertise to enhance our client's ability to securely capture, store, retrieve, distribute, and use information. As a corporation and as individuals, we will constantly improve our abilities and methods of providing services.
We believe that the interests of our clients should guide our every decision. Keeping our clients' interests uppermost is good business.
We believe that our clients deserve the best of our efforts. Every job, regardless of size should be done to the best of our abilities.
We believe that we must manage our resources effectively, not because we fear competition, but because it is in the interests of our clients to do so.
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We believe that we must protect the society and the system that provides us with the opportunities to exist and grow, so that our children may have the same opportunities. PSI will be involved only in those business activities that strengthen this society and system.
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Tokaracetin, a new platelet antagonist that binds to platelet glycoprotein Ib and inhibits von Willebrand factor-dependent shear-induced platelet aggregation
T. Kawasaki, Y. Taniuchi, N. Hisanichi, Y. Fujimura, M. Suzuki, K. Titani, Y. Sakai, S. Kaku, N. Satoh, T. Takenaka, M. Handa, Y. Sawai
A new platelet antagonist, tokaracetin, was isolated from the venom of Trimeresurus tokarensis by ion-exchange chromatography, heparin-Sepharose chromatography and hydrophobic HPLC. The purified protein showed an apparent molecular mass on SDS/PAGE of 28.9 kDa under non-reducing conditions. On reduction, 16.1 and 15.4 kDa subunits were observed, suggesting that the molecule is a heterodimer. Tokaracetin inhibited the binding of 125I-labelled bovine von Willebrand factor (vWF) and 125I-labelled human vWF in the presence of botrocetin to fixed human platelets. It did not block ADP-, collagen- or thrombin receptor agonist peptide-induced platelet aggregation in human platelet-rich plasma (PRP), or induce platelet agglutination in PRP. On reduction, tokaracetin lost its inhibitory activity on the agglutination of fixed human platelets by bovine vWF. 125I-Tokaracetin specifically bound to washed human platelets with high affinity (K(d) 3.9 ± 1.4 nM) at 47440 ± 2780 binding sites per platelet. Binding of tokaracetin to fixed human platelets was reversible, and was inhibited by monoclonal antibody GUR83-35, which is directed against the N-terminal vWF-binding domain of human glycoprotein Ib (GPIb). Tokaracetin completely inhibited vWF-dependent shear-induced platelet aggregation in PRP at 3 μg/ml. The N-terminal amino acid sequences of tokaracetin subunits showed a high degree of identity with those of alboaggregin-B. These results suggest that this new platelet antagonist may be a useful tool in the development of specific inhibitors of the vWF-GPIb interaction.
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Kawasaki, T., Taniuchi, Y., Hisanichi, N., Fujimura, Y., Suzuki, M., Titani, K., Sakai, Y., Kaku, S., Satoh, N., Takenaka, T., Handa, M., & Sawai, Y. (1995). Tokaracetin, a new platelet antagonist that binds to platelet glycoprotein Ib and inhibits von Willebrand factor-dependent shear-induced platelet aggregation. Biochemical Journal, 308(3), 947-953. https://doi.org/10.1042/bj3080947
Tokaracetin, a new platelet antagonist that binds to platelet glycoprotein Ib and inhibits von Willebrand factor-dependent shear-induced platelet aggregation. / Kawasaki, T.; Taniuchi, Y.; Hisanichi, N. et al.
In: Biochemical Journal, Vol. 308, No. 3, 1995, p. 947-953.
Kawasaki, T, Taniuchi, Y, Hisanichi, N, Fujimura, Y, Suzuki, M, Titani, K, Sakai, Y, Kaku, S, Satoh, N, Takenaka, T, Handa, M & Sawai, Y 1995, 'Tokaracetin, a new platelet antagonist that binds to platelet glycoprotein Ib and inhibits von Willebrand factor-dependent shear-induced platelet aggregation', Biochemical Journal, vol. 308, no. 3, pp. 947-953. https://doi.org/10.1042/bj3080947
Kawasaki T, Taniuchi Y, Hisanichi N, Fujimura Y, Suzuki M, Titani K et al. Tokaracetin, a new platelet antagonist that binds to platelet glycoprotein Ib and inhibits von Willebrand factor-dependent shear-induced platelet aggregation. Biochemical Journal. 1995;308(3):947-953. doi: 10.1042/bj3080947
Kawasaki, T. ; Taniuchi, Y. ; Hisanichi, N. et al. / Tokaracetin, a new platelet antagonist that binds to platelet glycoprotein Ib and inhibits von Willebrand factor-dependent shear-induced platelet aggregation. In: Biochemical Journal. 1995 ; Vol. 308, No. 3. pp. 947-953.
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24 PESOS is one of the fastest rising bands in the blues scene today. Emerging from the clubs and bars of London, 24 PESOS burst on to the blues scene in 2008 with their raw and rootsy live shows and debut album The Boogie Worm. In 2010 they released their second album Busted Broken and Blue to great critical acclaim. Drawing from influences diverse as Ray Charles, Sean Costello, The Meters, James Brown, Freddie King, Howlin Wolf, and the Roots the band's upbeat, down-home sound brings an infectious energy to their electrifying live shows that has earned them a great reputation as a live act at festivals and venues throughout Europe and the UK.
Eric Bell is best known as a founder member and the original guitarist of the rock group Thin Lizzy.
As lead guitarist, Bell played on Thin Lizzy's first three albums including their hit single "Whiskey in the Jar" and the current still popular concert favourite "The Rocker". After leaving the band in 1973, he joined the new outfit put together by Noel Redding (formerly of the Jimi Hendrix Experience).
Throughout the '80's, '90's and 2000's he's recorded and performed live with his own band, supporting Rory Gallagher and appearing on the 2005 DVD 'One Night In Dublin' tribute to Phil Lynott playing 'Whiskey…' with the late Gary Moore.
We welcome Eric to the Linton stage with his powerful Irish flavoured blues and you can guarantee some old Lizzy favourites will be thrown in….
Vintage Trouble, based in Los Angeles, is the brainchild of Ty Taylor (vocal) and Nalle Colt (guitar). Combining their love for original soul and rhythm & blues, the two set up a basic home studio in Venice Beach in 2009 and started crafting the beginnings of Vintage Trouble. Already a friend of both, Rick Barrio Dill (bass) came along and added his shared bass influences and energy into the newly formed project. To make the band complete, Richard Danielson (drums) was recruited not long after to add the authentic and edgy take that was needed on the drums. With these collective energies and inputs in place, a new kind of soul band had been born with unlimited creativity and force.
Led by timeless vocal tone and presence, small tweed amps, and a mission to move as many people as possible, the band quickly gained a reputation as a high energy and truly mesmerizing live act. Sticking to their roots of mid-century original soul music and recording techniques, the resulting sound brings you back to the days of vinyl records, sweaty juke joints, and the feel and essence of the original soul movement.
It all kicked off for VT in Europe after their show-stealing performance on Later…. with Jools in 2011. If you haven't witnessed 'Blues Hand Me Down' from that session then get on 'youtube' now. Suffice to say that when we witnessed their live show last year there was simply no question in our minds; we had to get them.
A mixture of ripping sax and harp complemented by soaring lead guitar and 'blues box' (a four string slide guitar built by Clyde) backed by the solid bass and drum rhythm section this band will pull you in to experience their own songs mixed with new arrangements of classic numbers. Blues based, these guys need to make no apologies for mixing in elements of rock, jazz, country and even a little folk all surrounded in pure vibrant energy that's making them one of the hottest bands in this area.
A great reason to get out of bed on Saturday morning.
THE MUSTANGS are one of the most established and well known blues rock bands in the UK, with a reputation for blistering live shows and ground-breaking original blues albums. In 2009 the band was nominated for three British Blues Awards.
Regarded as a breath of fresh air on the UK blues scene, the London-based four piece combines the power and punch of traditional R'n'B with great original songs and a show-stopping stage set.
The Mustangs are led by the stunning voice and slashing guitar of livewire frontman Adam Norsworthy. The razor-sharp rhythm section of Jon Bartley (drums) and Ben McKeown (bass) is the tightest on the circuit. The line-up is completed by R'n'B veteran Derek Kingaby on vintage blues harp.
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After attending Leeds College Of Music she achieved a First Class Honours degree in Popular Music and a coveted prize, for outstanding musicianship. She has since stepped out in the pro-musician world and her stunning live performances are proving that this is rock blues for the new age, played by a musician born with an effortless virtuosity, peppered by flights of incendiary guitar.
If you measure an artist's prospects by the company they keep, then Chantel is clearly heading in the right direction, having been invited to perform on stage by Joe Bonamassa, the American blues supremo, on two of his tours so far!
Tracks from her debut album 'Like No Other' have received airplay from Paul Jones on Radio 2 and Chantel was voted Young Artist of the Year, in the British Blues Awards 2011.
The Cadillac Kings have become firm favourites on the blues & jump-jive scenes. With stunning musicianship & an exciting stage act, this band knows how to entertain audiences, from intimate clubs to major festivals, the length & breadth of the UK, Europe & Scandinavia.
The band formed in 2000, around London, with six experienced musicians, Amongst the line-up is the award winning harp player Gary Potts "a great harmonica player in the making" (wrote US mag Blues Revue back in 2002). Gary's awesome tone & power regularly position him in polls for the best UK harmonica player.
The other founder member of the band is vocalist & songwriter Mike Thomas, who writes nearly all the band's material, combining the sounds & styles of '40s & '50s r 'n' b with an unerring 21st century wit.
The Band released their 3rd album "Trouble In Store" in 2009 to rave reviews and now feature what many consider to be their strongest line-up ever, featuring the amazing piano player Henri Herbert & the UK's finest west coast-style guitarist, Mal Barclay.
It is often said that you don't have to peer very deeply into the pedigree of rock, R&B, funk or soul to happen upon a little blues. This is obviously a view shared by King King, who have gone swashbuckling through the blues family tree to produce their debut album TAKE MY HAND.
It seems difficult to believe that the band, fronted by charismatic bluesman Alan Nimmo, only came into being a couple of years ago. Seemingly endless gigs, festival appearances (Glastonbury amongst them), and notable radio slots (Paul Jones Show on Radio 2 and live session at Maida Vale) have all been achieved.
The new album has been co-produced by Ewan Davies, who has previously worked with Arctic Monkeys, Editors and The Noisettes. Ever present throughout TAKE MY HAND are Nimmo's impassioned vocals and intricate guitar work.
They take to the stage on Saturday and their performance is eagerly awaited by those who have already witnessed them live.
After his very successful appearance at the 2011 event we are very pleased to have Bernie back as headliner for Saturday 2012. His 'Bernie Plays Rory' set went down a storm, and his new set will still feature some Rory Gallagher material for those of you who need your Rory fix.
Bernie has also been collaborating with David Coverdale regarding the Whitesnake 'Box Of Snakes' release. Those of you who follow Bernie will know of his return to the stage in 2011 to perform with Whitesnake at Hammersmith. Expect some early Whitesnake material in the set too.
With the inclusion of some choice hot blues numbers the evening promises to be a treat. Don't miss it.
King MO's music can best be described as soulful blues with a rock-edge. In addition to their original songs they play King MO arrangements of Freddie King, Jimi Hendrix, Dylan and Ian Siegal tunes to name but a few.
They are simply one of the most dynamic blues/rock bands around. Two Dutch Blues Awards (Sjors Nederlof, best guitarist and Sweet Devil, best CD 2010), the band has performed on stages such as the BB King's Blues Club in Memphis, or Holland's biggest bluesfest Ribs & Blues in Raalte. Together with a record deal with Continental Records, references that count in only two and a half years since the band has been touring.
Singer Phil Bee (Dutch Blues Awards twice nominated best blues singer in Holland) has performed and toured with the likes of Noel Redding (Jimi Hendrix Experience), Jan Akkerman (Focus), Steve Lukather (Toto) and Ana Popovic.
Awarded left-handed guitarist 'young' Sjors Nederlof is undoubtedly the centre of attention in the band. Organist Colly Franssen has performed with a long list of musicians, including Jan Akkerman. His 1963 Hammond C3 is essential for the typical King MO sound.
Most who witness this band play will be converted. Essential!
Stratus is a high energy, professional group of young men, combining heavy blues rock and commercial talents to provide a full sound and exciting atmosphere. Brought together by each member honing their skills and looking for a unique sound, the band has passion for their musical influences: Joe Bonamassa, Kings of Leon, Gary Moore, Aynsley Lister etc. This groups' sole intention is to split commercial rock with the blues, then spread their style all over the industry.
If you like Rory Gallagher, Joe Bonamassa, Gary Moore, Walter Trout or Hendrix, you'll love the guitar pyrotechnics of Larry Miller, 'nuff said.
Late 2002 saw Oli pick up a guitar for the first time. Two and a half years later at age of 15 he was invited to America as the guest of American Blues band Blinddog Smokin'. This first trip saw Oli on the same stage as Buddy Guy and Taj Mahal.
In 2008 Oli was signed to the German Blues label, Ruf Records. Thomas Ruf flew into the UK to see Oli perform and signed him on the spot.
Oli's debut album, OPEN ROAD, was recorded and released in 2008 and received great reviews across the UK and Europe. It was voted the No. 2 Blues album of 2008 by readers of Blues Matters! magazine and it still rides high in the Blues Charts.
2010 saw Oli return to the studio with the legendary producer, Mike Vernon (Fleetwood Mac, Eric Clapton, John Mayall, Freddie King, David Bowie etc). Mike came out of self imposed retirement to work with Oli after seeing and hearing him on various You Tube videos.
The Mike Vernon produced album, HEADS I WIN TAILS YOU LOSE, was released April 2010 in the UK, Europe and America. The press reception was fantastic. Mojo Magazine and Classic Rock voted HEADS I WIN TAILS YOU LOSE their No. 4 and No. 3 Blues album respectively of 2010.
In 2011 Oli has been touring in Europe, New Zealand, Canada and America (with an appearance on American breakfast TV). October and November 2011 has seen The Oli Brown Band on a major 25 date UK tour with the legendary John Mayall.
Oli is now writing and recording his third album which is planned for release April 2012. The new album will coincide with Oli's headline tour of the UK in April 2012 and Germany in May 2012. Come and see him at Linton in June!
Joziah Longo, (lead singer/songwriter for the band) describes the new collection of songs as – "A more extreme dose of what we've always been – a country prison music meets British invasion type of thing". For the uninitiated, the band's all over the map melodic avant folk conjures Tom Petty, Dinosour Jr., and a fuller Buffalo Tom, possessing an exotic instrumental arsenal in addition to standard rock regalia. Equal parts Washington Irving and Woodstock, the band taps a broad palette of styles ranging from dusty Americana ballads to huge Pink Floydesque cinematic anthems. Playing art school roots rock, sometimes folk and quirky Americana, they possess an exotic instrumental arsenal (accordion, cello, mandolin, theremin) in addition to standard rock regalia. "The entire root system of Rock Family Trees is embedded in Longo's voice."- The Big Issue, Scotland, U.K.
Together since the late 90's where they met in art school, Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams are shedding their skin and come out boldly as 'The Grand Slambovians' in 2011 touring the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. in support of their latest creative effort. Unleashing their hauntingly signature songs on the world once again, the new album is getting rave reviews on both sides of the Atlantic. Manically melodic, the bold, new songs knit into the band's classics like an old paisley quilt wrapped around a very large family. The ultimate DIY'ers, the band runs its own label and has previously released 3 critically acclaimed studio albums – 'The Great Unravel' (2008), 2004's double-disc 'Flapjacks from the Sky', 'A Good Thief Tips His Hat' (1998). In October 2011 they once again brought their legendary Halloween show, 'The Grand Slambovian Halloween Ball' to London's Electric Ballroom and NYC's Gramercy Theater.
Known for electrifying live performances and great original music, they have a devoted and growing international fan base.
Singer Earl Thomas grew up in rural Tennessee, yearning to be a British rock 'n' roller. Musician Paddy Milner was raised in England, dreaming of becoming his own version of an American bluesman. Years later they would meet, realizing their soulful bond had transcended space and time.
A year later, Thomas was looking for a band to back him on a European tour and found Milner ready and willing. Milner & The Big Sounds was a perfect complement to Thomas' soulful and incendiary vocals. Natural and complementary, the music flowed in rehearsals, performances, and, at a live session for the BBC they were convinced, a proper recording was inevitable. The Big Sounds include guitarists Randall Breneman and Marcus Bonfanti, bassist Scott Wiber, drummer Alex Reeves and the horn section of Ben Somers, Bob Dowell and Jonathan Radford known collectively as The Horn Stars.


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Glynn County men to serve 22 years in prison for armed home invasion
Terry Dickson
BRUNSWICK, GA. | Two Glynn County men convicted Feb. 3 of home invasion received long prison sentences Wednesday, the district attorney said.
A Glynn County jury convicted Wave Daniel Parland, 19, and Gary F. Gilchrist, 20 of a laundry list of crimes. They were both convicted of home invasion, multiple counts of armed robbery, aggravated assault, false imprisonment, possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime and violating the state street gang act. The jury also convicted Gilchrist of possession of a sawed-off shotgun.
The two men were part of a group of five charged in the robbery of a mobile home on Pinewood Road in Glynn County one year ago. They held the four occupants at gunpoint and robbed them of jewelry, medication and other items.
Two co-defendants, Jordandale Davis and Darius Brown, pleaded guilty for their participation and testified against Parland and Gilchrist.
Davis was sentenced to 10 years in prison and Brown to eight years followed by probation, said Jackie Johnson, district attorney of the Brunswick Judicial Circuit.
Charges are still pending against a fifth defendant, Johnson said in a release.
Superior Court Judge Stephen G. Scarlett sentenced Parland to serve 47 years, the first 22 of which must be served in prison and the remainder on probation, Johnson said.
He sentenced Gilchrist to 42 years and, like Parland, must serve the first 22 in prison and the balance on probation, Johnson said.
Assistant District Attorney Liberty Stewart prosecuted the case.


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An adaptive finite-volume method for a model of two-phase pedestrian flow
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Two-way multi-lane traffic model for pedestrians in corridors
September 2011, 6(3): 383-399. doi: 10.3934/nhm.2011.6.383
On the modeling of crowd dynamics: Looking at the beautiful shapes of swarms
Nicola Bellomo 1, and Abdelghani Bellouquid 2,
Department of Mathematics, Politecnico Torino, Corso Duca degli Abruzzi 24, 10129, Torino
University Cadi Ayyad, Ecole Nationale des Sciences Appliquées, Safi, Morocco
Received December 2010 Revised June 2011 Published August 2011
This paper presents a critical overview on the modeling of crowds and swarms and focuses on a modeling strategy based on the attempt to retain the complexity characteristics of systems under consideration viewed as an assembly of living entities characterized by the ability of expressing heterogeneously distributed strategies.
Keywords: scaling, swarms dynamics, living systems., Crowds, complexity.
Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 90B20, 92D50, 92-02, 35L65, 82-0.
Citation: Nicola Bellomo, Abdelghani Bellouquid. On the modeling of crowd dynamics: Looking at the beautiful shapes of swarms. Networks & Heterogeneous Media, 2011, 6 (3) : 383-399. doi: 10.3934/nhm.2011.6.383
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FOURTEENTH TEXAS CAVALRY
Tim Bell
FOURTEENTH TEXAS CAVALRY. In the fall of 1861 Middleton Tate Johnson of Johnson's Station, Tarrant County, Texas, raised a cavalry regiment known as "Johnson's Mounted Volunteers" for Confederate service. Johnson was a planter and the largest land and slave owner in Tarrant County. The men that comprised his regiment of ten companies were primarily from North and East Texas and came from the counties of Dallas, Denton, Montague, Panola, Rusk, Smith, Tarrant, and Upshur. After its organization, the regiment was sent into Arkansas and then to Corinth, Mississippi. During this time, more than 100 men in the regiment died from disease before ever firing a shot at United States troops.
The Fourteenth Texas Cavalry was dismounted in March 1862 at Little Rock, Arkansas, and served the duration of the war as infantry. On May 8, 1862, the regiment was reorganized, and John Lafayette Camp, a Georgia-born graduate of the University of Tennessee and a lawyer from Gilmer, Texas, was elected colonel. For lieutenant colonel, the men elected Abram Harris, who had been the sergeant major of the Sixth U. S. Infantry, stationed at Fort Worth, before the war. The regiment's first action against the Union Army was a rear-guard action at Farmington, Mississippi, on May 28, 1862.
The Fourteenth Texas Cavalry was placed in Brig. Gen. Joseph Lewis Hogg's brigade, which also contained the Tenth, Eleventh, and Thirty-second Texas Cavalry regiments, Douglas's Texas Battery, and McCray's Arkansas Battalion. Hogg died and was succeeded eventually by Brig. Gen. Matthew D. Ector. The Fourteenth Texas Cavalry remained in Ector's Brigade for the remainder of the war. On August 30, 1862, the Fourteenth fought at Richmond, Kentucky, which some historians have assessed as the South's most complete victory of the war. Casualty numbers in the Fourteenth Texas were not known but considered light.
On December 31, 1862, the Fourteenth fought at Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Losses were officially reported as five killed, fifty-two wounded, and three men missing. Ten members of the regiment were named to the Confederate Roll of Honor for their actions at the battle of Murfreesboro. After Murfreesboro, the brigade passed the winter months unmolested near Shelbyville. In the spring the men were ordered into Mississippi, where they fought at Jackson in July 1863; two men were killed. The summer of 1863 was filled with sickness for the unit as a result of the men drinking stagnant bayou water. The surgeon for the unit recorded 260 illnesses among the 319 men.
On September 19–20, 1863, the Fourteenth fought at Chickamauga. The regiment, fighting with only 197 officers and men, suffered losses of 10 killed, 47 wounded, and 29 captured or missing—a loss of 44 percent. Every mounted officer in the regiment had his horse shot from underneath him, and almost every company lost the commanding officer. The regiment wintered in Mississippi and Alabama before being assigned to Maj. Gen. Samuel G. French's Division.
On April 5, 1864, at Lauderdale Springs, Mississippi, there were twenty officers and 206 enlisted men present in the regiment. The unit participated in the battle of Jenkins' Ferry on April 30, where one company lost nearly half the men, and as a result many sergeants and captains were promoted. Shortly thereafter, the brigade, now in Maj. Gen. Samuel G. French's Division of Polk's Corps, was sent to northern Georgia. Beginning in May 1864 the Fourteenth Texas Cavalry opposed William T. Sherman's advance towards Atlanta. Fighting almost daily for more than 100 days, the Fourteenth suffered losses of eight killed, fifty-five wounded, and eleven men captured or missing during the campaign. The engagements included fighting at Resaca, New Hope Church, Kennesaw Mountain, the Chattahoochie Crossing, Peachtree Creek, the battle of Atlanta, and in the trenches surrounding the city.
On October 5, 1864, the Fourteenth Texas Cavalry assaulted the Union works at Allatoona. The Atlanta campaign had reduced the regiment to only eighty-seven officers and men. Fighting without the benefit of bayonets, the Fourteenth participated in some of the most desperate fighting in the war as they assailed the Federals in their trenches and forced them back into their stronghold. Colonel Camp, "one of the best officers in the service," according to his commanding officer, was shot in the thigh and captured. Total losses in the regiment were four killed and forty-five wounded.
The Fourteenth Texas Cavalry missed the battle of Franklin, Tennessee, as they were guarding the army's pontoon bridges near the Tennessee River. They fought at the battle of Nashville on December 15–16, 1864, and assisted in holding open the Franklin–Columbia Turnpike. Afterwards, the Fourteenth was part of a handpicked rear guard, the post of honor on a retreat. Casualties during the campaign are unknown, but at least ten men were wounded and ten were captured.
In early April 1865 the unit participated in the defense of Mobile, Alabama, at the battles of Fort Blakely and Spanish Fort, Alabama. Hopelessly outnumbered by Maj. Gen. Edward R. S. Canby's much-larger Union Army, many of the soldiers could fire only one or two volleys before fleeing back to Mobile as they struggled through the swampy lands in muck as deep as their waists. The regimental color-bearer, William Powers, was killed. At least twenty-two soldiers in the Fourteenth Texas were captured.
On May 9, 1865, as a part of Gen. Richard Taylor's army, the Fourteenth Texas Cavalry was paroled at Meridian, Mississippi. The regiment, commanded by Lt. Col. Abram Harris, had twelve officers and eighty-eight enlisted men present—a mere 10 percent of those who had served in the regiment at one time or another.
The Fourteenth Texas Cavalry included notable men who achieved success and recognition after the Civil War. Capt. Claiborne W. Merchant of Company H became a prosperous cattleman and merchant and named the West Texas town of Abilene. Regimental quartermaster Zadoc B. Garrison and his cousin, Capt. James H. Garrison of Company C, moved to Nacogdoches County after the war and established a successful mercantile business. The community of Garrison, in Nacogoches County, was named after them. Col. John Lafayette Camp was elected to the Texas Senate and was later appointed a district judge.
John Polvado of Company I was captured at the battle of Chickamauga. Upon his release from prison, he returned to Texas, where he lived out the next sixty-seven years of his life. When he died on October 8, 1932, at the age of ninety-one at Vanderpool, Bandera County, he was the last known survivor of the Fourteenth Texas Cavalry.
Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Texas, National Archives and Records Service, Washington. Robert Underwood Johnson and Clarence Clough Buel, Battles and Leaders of the Civil War (4 vols., New York: Yoseloff, 1956). Richard G. Lowe, Walker's Texas Division, C.S.A.: Greyhounds of the Trans-Mississippi (Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 2004). The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies (Washington: GPO, 1880–1901). Marcus J. Wright, comp., and Harold B. Simpson, ed., Texas in the War, 1861–1865 (Hillsboro, Texas: Hill Junior College Press, 1965).
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Handbook of Texas Online, Tim Bell, "FOURTEENTH TEXAS CAVALRY," accessed January 29, 2020, http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/qkf14.
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MITO, Ibaraki Pref. (Kyodo) The trial over Japan's worst nuclear accident opened Monday with six JCO Co. employees pleading guilty to charges of negligence resulting in death and the company pleading guilty to violating the Nuclear Reactor Regulation Law. The trial over the 1999 criticality accident at a JCO facility in Tokai, Ibaraki Prefecture, that killed two JCO workers is being held before the Mito District Court.
Kenzo Koshijima, 54, former head of the uranium processing plant in Tokai, and five other employees pleaded guilty to negligence.
JCO President Tomoyuki Inami entered a guilty plea on behalf of the company, saying, "I know it's too late for regret. I can only pray for the souls of the dead."
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The five other employees who pleaded guilty are Hiromasa Kato, 61, chief of production at the time; Hiroyuki Ogawa, 43, leader of the planning group when the accident occurred; and three senior workers -- Hiroshi Watanabe, 49, Kenji Takemura, 32, and Yutaka Yokokawa, 56.
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Two of the three workers have since died from radiation sickness -- Hisashi Ouchi, 35, in December 1999, and Masato Shinohara, 40, last April. Yokokawa was also initially hospitalized but was later released.
Koshijima, Kato, Ogawa and JCO are also charged with violating the Nuclear Reactor Regulation Law by compiling the manual without informing the government.
Operators of nuclear facilities are required by law to obtain the prime minister's approval before changing their production methods.
Koshijima and JCO are also charged with failing to instruct plant employees on matters of safety.
JCO started using illegal methods to process uranium at the plant in 1993, prosecutors said.
They said at the hearing that JCO had conducted an in-house survey in 1987 and ordered the plant to devise means of hiding illegal equipment and production methods in the event of inspections by the then Science and Technology Agency.
The prosecutors also said the crisis-management committee at JCO's Tokai office in 1992 had compiled secret documents in which the risk of a criticality accident at the plant was noted.
As a result of the accident, some 600 people -- including more than 200 Tokai residents -- were exposed to radiation, mostly in minor doses. The six workers were arrested in October.
JCO, a nuclear-fuel processor, is a subsidiary of Sumitomo Metal Mining Co.


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