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HAPPY BIRTHDAY W. C. HANDY!
W.C. Handy circa 1892
The revered Father of the Blues was born on November 16, 1873 in Florence, Alabama.
William Christopher "W.C." Handy Sr.
Composer/Cornet/leader
b. Florence, AL, USA.
d. March 28, 1958, New York, NY, USA.
William Christopher Handy (November 16, 1873 – March 28, 1958) was a blues composer and musician. He was widely known as the "Father of the Blues".
Handy remains among the most influential of American songwriters. Though he was one of many musicians who played the distinctively American form of music known as the blues, he is credited with giving it its contemporary form. While Handy was not the first to publish music in the blues form, he took the blues from a regional music style with a limited audience to one of the dominant national forces in American music.
ST LOUIS BLUES by
W C Handy and Orchestra
Handy was an educated musician who used folk material in his compositions. He was scrupulous in documenting the sources of his works, which frequently combined stylistic influences from several performers. He loved this folk musical form and brought his own transforming touch to it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._C._Handy
WIKI BIO
W.C. Handy Encounters the Blues
Handy, W.C. (1873-1958) | The Black Past: Remembered
W.C. Handy | Memphis Music Hall of Fame
W. C. Handy Discography at Discogs
Albert Edwin "Eddie" Condon
Guitar/Banjo/leader
b. Goodland, IN
d. August 4, 1973
~by Scott Yanow
A major propagandist for freewheeling Chicago jazz, an underrated rhythm guitarist, and a talented wisecracker, Eddie Condon's main importance to jazz was not so much through his own playing as in his ability to gather together large groups of all-stars and produce exciting, spontaneous, and very coherent music.
Although Condon had to an extent laid low since the beginning of the Depression, in 1938, with the opportunity to lead some sessions for the new Commodore label, he became a major name. Playing nightly at Nick's (1937-1944), Condon utilized top musicians in racially mixed groups. He started a long series of exciting recordings (which really continued on several labels up until his death), and his Town Hall concerts of 1944-1945 (which were broadcast weekly on the radio) were consistently brilliant and gave him an opportunity to show his verbal acid wit; the Jazzology label reissued them complete and in chronological order. Condon opened his own club in 1945, recorded for Columbia in the 1950s (all of those records have been made available by Mosaic on a limited-edition box set), and wrote three colorful books, including his 1948 memoirs We Called It Music.
A partial list of the classic musicians who performed and recorded often with Condon include trumpeters/ cornetists Wild Bill Davison, Max Kaminsky, Billy Butterfield, Bobby Hackett, Rex Stewart, and Hot Lips Page; trombonists Jack Teagarden, Lou McGarity, Cutty Cutshall, George Brunies, and Vic Dickenson; clarinetists Pee Wee Russell, Edmond Hall, Joe Marsala, Peanuts Hucko, and Bob Wilbur; Bud Freeman on tenor; baritonist Ernie Caceres; pianists Gene Schroeder, Joe Sullivan, Jess Stacy, and Ralph Sutton; drummers George Wettling, Dave Tough, and Gene Krupa; a string of bassists; and singer Lee Wiley. Many Eddie Condon records are currently available, and no jazz collection is complete without at least a healthy sampling.
Eddie Condon
Eddie Condon - Wikipedia
Alphonse "Bois Sec" Ardoin
(zydeco) accordion
b. Duralde, LA. USA.
~by Jason Ankeny
Singer and accordionist Alphonse "Bois Sec" Ardoin was a crucial link to the musique Creole traditions of a bygone era -- his music kept alive the Cajun "la la" music which developed in the African-American communities of his native southwestern Louisiana, and which was a clear antecedent of the contemporary zydeco sound.
Born in rural Duralde in either 1914 or 1916, Ardoin was tagged with his nickname -- translating as "Dry Wood" -- because as a child he was always the first one in the fields to seek shelter during a rainstorm; born and raised as a sharecropper, farming remained the primary focus of his life even as an adult, often at the expense of his musical pursuits.
He taught himself the accordion at the age of 12, inspired by the exploits of his older cousin, the famed Creole virtuoso Amedée Ardoin, who in the years to follow he regularly backed at house parties and club dates. However, unlike his cousin, Bois Sec never became a professional player -- his mother was dead set against a career in music. In 1948, Ardoin teamed with fiddler Canray Fontenot, his principal collaborator in the years to follow; as the Duralde Ramblers, they became a fixture at local house parties and dances, and earned such tremendous regional success that they even played the Newport Folk Festival in 1966, the same year they cut their classic album Les Blues de Bayou for the Melodeon label.
By the early '70s, Ardoin was fronting the Ardoin Brothers Band, which featured his sons Morris, Gustave and Lawrence (later the frontman of the French Zydeco Band), as well as Fontenot; after Gustave was killed in a 1974 auto accident, Ardoin appeared to lose much of his passion for music, and the following year retired from playing dances, although he continued making the infrequent live appearance for years to come.
Earl Bolick
C&W vocals/guitar
d. April 19, 1998.
Member 'The Blue Sky Boys'
The Blue Sky Boys (Hickory, N.C.) became popular during the era of mandolin/guitar brother duets in the 1930s and 40s. Earl (b. November 16, 1919) and Bill Bolick (b. October 28, 1917)were just sixteen and eighteen respectively when they first recorded for RCA Victor in 1936. The two quiet, dignified young men had begun their career only a year earlier, playing with fiddler Homer Sherill as first the Good Coffee Boys, and later as the Crazy Hickory Nuts.
When the Bolick Brothers ventured out on their own, RCA Victor Producer Eli Oberstein suggested that the two take on a more distinctive name to distinguish them from the many brother groups of the time. The Blue Sky Boys became instant favorites with listeners, including those of the "Farm and Fun Time" show on WCYB radio in Bristol, Virginia, in 1949.
The Blue Sky Boys - Wikipedia
Elmer Lewis "Sonny" Dunham
Trumpet/leader
b. Brockton, MA, USA. Feat.
1930s Soloist with Glen Gray; '40s
led own band; '51 with T.Dorsey
Elmer "Sonny" Dunham (November 16, 1911 – July 9, 1990) was an American trumpet player and bandleader.
Born in Brockton, Massachusetts, the son of Elmer and Ethel (née Lewis) Dunham, he attended local schools and took lessons on the valve trombone at the age of 7. He changed to the slide trombone at age 11, and was playing in local bands by the age of 13. Dunham began his musical career as a trombone player in the Boston area.
In the late 1920s he moved to New York where he played with Ben Bernie for six months before moving onto Paul Tremaine's Orchestra in 1929 where he remained for 2 years. It was while he was working with Tremaine's group, where he also sang and arranged, that he switched to the trumpet.
In 1931, he left Tremaine and for a few months led his own group, calling it Sonny Dunham and his New York Yankees. He then joined the Casa Loma Orchestra in 1932 where he became a popular soloist, scoring a big hit with his trumpet work on "Memories of You". He stayed until March, 1936 when he formed another more unusual group, Sonny Lee and The New Yorkers Band, which featured 14 pieces, with ten of his musicians doubling on trumpet.
After the band failed to secure adequate bookings, he moved to Europe for three months and in 1937 returned to the Casa Loma Orchestra, where he remained until 1940 when he tried again to form his own group, this time, with more success.
His new band debuted in July 1940 at the Glendale Auditorium in Los Angeles. Sonny's band toured the United States, playing at the top spots and holding talent searches along the way. After returning to New York in early 1941, they were on nightly radio broadcasts at the Roseland Ballroom, and at the Meadbrook at Cedar Grove, New Jersey, in June. The band then left New York in the late summer for Hollywood, but returned to New York in January 1942, only to return to the road again by March of that year. They played at the Hollywood Palladium in April, and were also featured in the Universal Picture "Behind the Eight Ball" with the Ritz Brothers.
He served as musical director for this film. The band also appeared in another Universal film short "Jivin' Jam Session." The band then left to play in Chicago, and returned to New York for an appearance at the Paramount Theatre in November, 1942. From January to April, 1943, his band was on the bandstand of the Hotel New Yorker. They later toured the mid west and returned to New York late that year where they recorded for Langworth Transcriptions. In February of 1944, the band returned to the Hotel New Yorker, and in April, performed at the Cafe Rouge Room at the Hotel Pennsylvania. The band headed back to Los Angeles and performed at the Hollywood Palladium in July and August. While there, the band appeared in the Universal film short "Jive Busters" and then went over to Warner Bros. where they were featured in the film Sonny Dunham and His Orchestra. In September, they headed back to the East Coast. After another tour of the mid west in 1945, and again in 1946, the band returned to New York in late 1946.
The band had few appearances between 1947 and 1950. Sonny dissolved the band in 1951 and worked with Bernie Mann and Tommy Dorsey for a while before forming another group. He moved to Florida in the 1960s where he formed a smaller band and played mainly in the area. He took the band on cruise ships when he could find bookings, and also booked bands for the cruise ships.
Little was heard from Sonny in the 1970s and 1980s. He was living in a trailer in Miami, Florida, still involved in booking bands for cruises and playing occasionally when he could find work. He died from cancer on July 9, 1990, aged 78.
Sonny Dunham - Wikipedia
Jesse Stone
piano/composer/producer
b. Atchison, KS, USA
d. April 1, 1999, Altamonte Springs, FL, USA.
Age: 97. aka: Charles or Chuck Calhoun.
Jesse will always be recalled as the man who wrote "Shake, Rattle and Roll", and helped develop many of the Atlantic Records label's biggest rock-and-roll hits. But, he wrote many more tunes than just that one. One of his earlier hits was the Swing tune "Idaho", a big hit for Guy Lombardo, selling three million copies in the mid-1940's. Benny Goodman and Jimmy Dorsey also had hit recordings of the tune. Jesse was the grandson of Tennessee slaves.
At just age 5, he was already performing, touring with his family's minstrel show. In the 1920's he led a jazz group that included the future saxophone legend Coleman Hawkins.
He enjoyed a facscinating career that encompassed minstrel music, folk songs, dance tunes,
rhythm-and-blues, rock-and-roll and Jazz. One of his accomplishments was helping to build Atlantic Records into a top rhythm-and-blues label in the late 1940's and early '50's, signing stars like Ruth Brown, Ray Charles, Big Joe Turner, the Drifters and the Clovers. When he died, he was survived by his wife, the singer Evelyn McGee. In 1974, the head of Atlantic Records, Ahmet Ertegun, said, "Jesse Stone did more to develop the basic rock-and-roll sound than anybody else."
Jesse Stone - Wikipedia
Virginia Verrill, vocals
b. Santa Monica, CA, USA.
d. Jan. 18, 1999, Raleigh, NC. USA (Alzheimer's).
Verrill voice was dubbed into many films during the 1930s. Her voice was heard singing the song "Did I Remember" to words mouthed by Jean Harlow singing (in a North African Cafe to French Foreign Legionaire Cary Grant) in the 1935 film "Suzy". She also dubbed for Harlow the previous year in Harlow's film 'Reckless'. Verrill was last heared in the 1938 film 'The Goldwyn Follies' where her singing was dubbed for Andrea Leeds.
Notable Events Occurring
On This Date Include:
America's most famous Vaudeville theatre, The Palace',
in New York City, closed its doors. It was the most famous
vaudeville theatre in America. It metamorphosed into a
movie house with a stage show preceding the film.
Palace Theatre (Broadway)
Bob Crosby orchestra recorded
"South Rampart Street Parade"
for the Decca label.
Sol Hoopii, guitar
died in Seattle, WA, USA.
(né: Solomon Kaaiai Hoopii)
Frank Luther
Pop vocalist, died.
Vic Dickenson
Jazz trombonist
died in New York, NY, USA.
Rose "Chee Chee" Murphy, vocals
died in New York (Queens), NY, USA.
Rose Murphy
Rose Murphy, 76, Dies; Jazz Pianist and Singer - New York Times
Songs Recorded/Released
Coon Sanders Nighthawks Orchestra - (Ted Lewis / Frank Ross / Benny Davis )
'Show Me The Way' - Vocal refrain by Joe Sanders
Harry Reser and his Orchestra - "Paddlin' Madelin' Home"
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five - "Big Butter and Egg Man" - Vocal By May Alix (Percy Venable / Louis Armstrong )
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five - "Jazz Lips" - (Lil Hardin /Louis Armstrong / S. Robbin)
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five - "Skid-Dat-De-Dat" (Lil Hardin ) - Scat Chorus by Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five - "Sunset Cafe Stomp" - Vocal Chorus By May Alix - (Percy Venable / Louis Armstrong )
Lawrence Welk's Novelty Orchestra - "Spiked Beer"
Texas Alexander - "Penitentiary Moan Blues" - (Texas Alexander)
Jessie Stafford and his Orchestra - "Doin' The Racoon"
- (J. Fred Coots / Raymond Klages)
Lonnie Johnson - "Careless Love" - (W.C. Handy)
Lonnie Johnson - "When You Fall For Some One That's Not Your Own"
Fats Waller - "Alligator Crawl" - (Fats Waller / Andy Razaf)
"Don't Fence Me In"
~Bing Crosby
Oh, give me land, lots of land under starry skies above,
Don't fence me in.
Let me ride through the wide open country that I love,
Let me be by myself in the evenin' breeze,
And listen to the murmur of the cottonwood trees,
Send me off forever but I ask you please,
Just turn me loose, let me straddle my old saddle
Underneath the western skies.
On my Cayuse, let me wander over yonder
Till I see the mountains rise.
I want to ride to the ridge where the west commences
And gaze at the moon till I lose my senses
And I can't look at hovels and I can't stand fences
Oh, give me land, lots of land under starry skies,
Let me be by myself in the evenin' breeze
And listen to the murmur of the cottonwood trees
Underneath the western skies
Ba boo ba ba boo.
And I can't look at hobbles and I can't stand fences
Poppa, don't you fence me in
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Join your host, Randy Brian, as he takes you on a time-traveling tour of the 1920s, '30s and '40s with hot jazz, dance bands, comedy and personality discs, big band swing, early blues, and other vintage records that keep alive the Spirit of 78. And there's a middle hour devoted to old-time radio drama and comedy, too.
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7 - 9 PM Eastern Time
Program Host: Brody Hunt
Broadcasting original 78 RPM records straight off the shellac and out into the ether. A cross section of 20's & 30's vernacular music from USA and abroad.
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6 - 7 PM
Program Host: Glenn Robison
Glenn Robison's weekly, hour-long radio program of 1920s and 30s pop and jazz. Glenn plays 78 RPM records of "toe-tapping" music from hot dance bands, as well as sweet bands, novelty tunes, soundtracks, blues, jazz and more.
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Midnight to 5 AM (EDT)
Program Host: Steve Cushing
Blues Before Sunrise showcases blues as part of a cultural landscape that includes jump and jive, rhythm and blues, swing, doo wop, gospel, comedy, and recitation, and never is the music presented as kitsch or retro fashion in the way that some music has been exploited and trivialized. For host Steve Cushing, the blues is a living African-American tradition with deep roots.
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3 - 6 PM (PDT)
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A multi-cultural selection of recordings from 1950 or earlier, sometimes with live guests.
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8 - 10 PM Eastern Time
Program Host: Russ Wilson
Russ Wilson hosts a show featuring 20's, 30's jazz and dance band music.
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WFMU
8 - 9 PM (EDT)
Program Host: Michael Cumella
Antique Phonograph Music Program is a WFMU radio show hosted by MAC. Every Tuesday evening, 7pm to 8pm, 78s and cylinders are played on actual period reproducing devices.
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WOOL 91.5 FM
Program Host: Jim Baldwin
Jim Baldwin, known as DJ "jimmiejazz", hosts the "jimmiejazz" show on www.wool.fm in Bellows Falls, Vermont that focuses on 1920s hot dance and personalities of the period.
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http://luxuriamusic.com/
7 – 9 PM (EST)
Program Host: Ian Whitcomb
THE IAN WHITCOMB SHOW is a rip-roaring rollercoaster of music from the golden age of Tin Pan Alley and British Music Hall through classic country & western and early R&B up until the British Invasion of the 1960s.
Behavior Night
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5 - 6 PM (EST)
Host: SirJack Scratchy
Great records and music from the first part of the 20th Century. Plus some fun and foolishments.
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FRIDAYS, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Host: Guy Rathbun
Step into the Club every Friday evening for a sampling of music from "The Jazz Age" with Guy Rathbun. Across the spectrum of pop and jazz from the late teens to the early 1930s, this weekly series invites you the share in the talents and tales of the musicians and performers that created an unforgettable era.
8 - 10 PM (EST)
Host: Andy Senior
RADIOLA! is foremost a program of the best pop and jazz from the 1920s and 1930s, music which is unavailable anywhere else on local airwaves. These recordings shimmer with wit and levity, brim with deep joy, and beat with the pulse of life.
KOOP 91.7 FM in Austin (online at koop.org)
Program Host: Dennis Campa
Adventures in Sound is a free-form show that explores music spanning more than 120 years of recorded sound.
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8 - 11 PM
Program Host: Rob Bamberger
Every Saturday afternoon, Rob Bamberger stacks his recordings on a luggage cart and makes his way across the river to WAMU and what he calls his perch in studio four. From 8 until 11 p.m., the air is filled with vintage jazz, swing, and big band recordings from the '20s, '30s, and '40s.
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jazz [jaz]
1.	music originating in New Orleans around the beginning of the 20th century and subsequently developing through various increasingly complex styles, generally marked by intricate, propulsive rhythms, polyphonic ensemble playing, improvisatory, virtuosic solos, melodic freedom, and a harmonic idiom ranging from simple diatonicism through chromaticism to atonality.
2.	a style of dance music, popular esp. in the 1920s, arranged for a large band and marked by some of the features of jazz.
3.	dancing or a dance performed to such music, as with violent bodily motions and gestures.
4.	Slang. liveliness; spirit; excitement.
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Estimated average loss of £20,842 to Britain's small and micro businesses because of poor advisers and consultants
The greatest issue has been caused by deficient IT consultancy advice
London, 13 August, 2015 Poor professional advice from third parties or consultants has resulted in one in six (16 per cent) small and micro businesses (the equivalent of around 320,000 enterprises1) losing money, according to new research2 published by Direct Line for Business.
Professional advisers, such as accountants and property consultants, are warned that they could be pursued for losses incurred as a result of giving substandard advice. The research reveals that advisory consultants and other such firms have cost Britain's small and micro businesses an estimated average of £20,842 in the past 12 months due to inadequate professional consultancy, with one in five (19 per cent) claiming to have lost between £50,000 and £100,000. In total this would equate to a whopping £6.4 billion lost by small and micro businesses as a result of poor advice in the past 12 months.3
IT consultants were identified as the professionals most likely to give damaging advice. Four in ten (44 per cent) businesses whose operations were affected by bad advice blamed their IT consultants. A third (34 per cent) of businesses suggested it was poor advice on management issues, while 32 per cent claimed incompetent marketing consultancy negatively impacted their business.
Advisory sectors that most negatively impact businesses
1 IT consultancy 44%
Communications consultancy
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Direct Line for Business warns that not only should consultants providing advisory services consider the reputational and financial impact of poor advice to their own company, but also a number of unintended effects on the businesses to which they provide advice. Nearly half (46 per cent) of affected companies suggested they were forced to lay off staff because of poor professional advice. While 39 per cent were forced to scale back or halt expansion plans, a third (34 per cent) needed to take out a loan to prop up their business. More than a quarter (28 per cent) highlighted that the survival of their business was put in jeopardy.
How poor professional advice affected small and micro businesses?
Forced to lay off employees
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2 Research conducted online by Consumer Intelligence among a representative sample of 125 UK SMEs
3 Research conducted by Atomik Research in June 2015 amongst a representative sample of 177 UK small and micro businesses (up to 10 employees).
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Q: Probability of 2 marbles taken one after other being red from a bag of 100 marbles exactly one of which is red Exactly one marble in a bag of 100 marbles of equal sizes is red. If two marbles are to be removed
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being red respectively are
A)P1=1/100 and P2=1/99
B)P1=1/100 and P2=0
C)P1=1/100 and P2=1/100
D)P1=1/100 and P2=1/98
The answer key says that the correct answer is C. Can someone explain how it is so?

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If the draws are without replacement, you can think of doing the experiment by randomly lining up all $100$ marbles. Don't look at the marbles. What is the probability that the first marble is red? Obviously $.01$. Continue not to look. What is the probability that the second marble is red? Also $.01$. In fact the red marble is equally likely ($.01$) to be in any given position.

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The National Center for Science Education has posted an excerpt from our book on its website. I hope this brings in some new readers.
Now all you cheapskates out there can get a taste of our book without plunking down twenty bucks to read the whole thing.
In this chapter, I make my case that the crucial period in our twentieth-century battles over creationism and evolution education was not the 1920s with its Scopes Trial, or the 1960s with its flood of young-earth creationist activism. Rather, if we really want to understand the creation/evolution debate, we have to understand what happened on both sides between 1930 and 1960, when the battle moved out of the headlines.
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I'm delighted to report that we've got some blurbs up for our new book, Teaching Evolution in a Creation Nation. I'm thrilled to see such great recommendations from two people who know the most about America's evolution/creation debate.
First, some background. As SAGLRROILYBYGTH are well aware, I have a new book coming out in February, co-authored with philosopher Harvey Siegel. In this book, we discuss the history of America's modern evolution/creation debates. We also explore the philosophical issues involved with teaching evolution and creationism. Finally, we offer a recommendation or two for teaching evolution in a way that is scientifically credible and culturally sensitive.
Thanks to the work of our publisher, University of Chicago Press, we now have blurbs from Glenn Branch of the National Center for Science Education and Ronald Numbers of the University of Wisconsin–Madison. You may know Branch's work on the Science League of America blog. Or you may have read his book Not in Our Classrooms. In any case, nobody has a better sense of the issues involved in today's evolution/creation debates than does Glenn Branch.
And nobody knows the history better than Professor Numbers. I'm biased, of course, because Ron was my grad-school mentor and he continues to be my friend and role model. But you can ask anyone: Ron's book The Creationists is the first and last word on the subject.
How do conservatives feel about climate-change curriculum for public schools? The only good climate-change curriculum, they might say, is a dead climate-change curriculum.
Varney was reacting to a new set of climate-change lesson plans made available by the EPA. Bad enough, Varney exclaimed, that such pernicious ideas had penetrated public education. But even worse was the fact that such notions had been peddled by a bloated tentacle of the federal octopus.
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On Friday, October 21, the Exhibition Hall opens. Student engineers will discover new products and learn which companies are pioneering the most meaningful technology. At a Career and Education Fair, colleges and pro audio educators will offer detailed information about their audio programs to potential students. SPARS is sponsoring a mentoring Workshop for students and professionals as a lunchtime event. Also, finalists in Sound for Visual Media and Traditional Acoustic Recording categories will be presented to the judges. Karlheinz Brandenburg, who developed the MP3 format, will offer a presentation. Finally, recording artist Ben Folds will be available for a one-on-one dialog.
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The doctor told us that this was going to be a hard time for her and for us and that we would be tried in a different kind of way. He also told her that with chemotherapy, she could live as long six months.
I firmly believe that she only agreed to the treatment because she had unfinished business with her family. She had things she had to fix before she left.
ROSA MANTANONA DUENAS DEGRACIA
Born: June 6, 1939 | Called to Rest: May 21, 2015
Grandmother Rosa defied the doctor's predictions and fought her battle for over a year. It was a long and trying year and seeing her struggle everyday just to smile for her family only solidified why she was such an amazing woman and the first role model for what a strong and independent woman should be.
I can't imagine the strength it took to do what she did (and to do what so many others have done and are doing today).
Grandma Rosa finally closed her eyes to rest on May 21, 2015. She was 76 years old.
"I Got Your Six" is the product of the desire to want to do more.
CrossFit has grown to be the main form of fitness in my life, but it has also allowed me and my family to bond and gain life-long friends. Because of the community and the unending support from this community, I came up with the idea of "I Got Your Six." Normally, this phrase is associated with the military but there is no reason why it can't translate to so many other things.
Cancer patients/survivors are some of the most courageous and strongest people I have ever met but for many of them, knowing that they have a solid support behind them allows them to push harder and fight longer. By affirming that we have their backs (or their six), we are ensuring them that we will always be their support to help push them forward.
The idea of the "I Got Your Six" workout was to try and incorporate fitness into spreading awareness and working to raise funds to support cancer research.
By doing the workout, you commit yourself to being an ally to those who fight for their life, daily.
By purchasing merchandise from her-purple-closet.com, you give a little to the ongoing battle against cancer.
Each year, proceeds from her-purple-closet.com will be donated to an organization that specializes in cancer research.
For 2018, proceeds collected will be donated to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital on behalf of Grandma Rosa and the community that helped make it possible.


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Anschutz is 1000th company to register on Network database
More than 1000 companies have now registered their details on to the Cambridge Network database, and the numbers continue to grow.
The 1000th organisation to input its details via this website was , which registered last month. The venture capital arm of the Anschutz Company of Denver, Colorado, it has now also joined the Network as a full member.
Anschutz Company is the holding company for Denver entrepreneur Philip Anschutz, who has built it into one of the largest privately owned and operated companies in the United States. AIC founded and incubated Qwest Communications in the US through the 1990s, and focuses on growing and supporting emerging high-technology companies, particularly in the telecommunications, internet and network infrastructure sectors.
Its venture capital activity in Europe has followed on from the success of KPNQwest, the pan European telecom joint venture of Qwest and KPN, the Dutch PTT.
Robert Wardrop, managing director of AIC Europe, said: 'We recently set up a private equity team in Europe as we recognise that exciting things are happening in the high-tech industries there. Cambridge in particular is pre-eminent in this sector and we are already talking to a number of companies that interest us.
'AIC joined the Cambridge Network because of its role as a conduit of information about technology companies in the region, and because it gives us access to what is happening here. Obviously it helps us if people know who we are, so the Network is also a good way of giving AIC that visibility.'
The Network was set up in 1998 by six of Cambridge's key organisations to promote the area as an international high technology centre of excellence. It gives Cambridge's high-tech community a voice and provides a focus for organisations and individuals outside the area to find out about, and participate in, the vibrant economy of the Eastern region.
Suzy Howes, Network Administrator, comments: 'The Network has grown in standing to the point where two or three companies are registering their details every day, and many are then joining the Network as members as well. Although these are predominantly from the Greater Cambridge area, we do have increasing numbers of organisations from outside the UK, including Belgium, the US, Canada and Japan.
'Since Anschutz registered last month, a further 65 companies have registered on the site. We also have a directory of nearly 700 individuals.'
AIC's website can be accessed at http://www.anschutzinvestments.com.


The Remote Light Stack from Remote Machining communicates machine errors via emails, text messages or alarms anywhere in a facility or on a web page.
The Remote Light Stack from Remote Machining communicates machine errors via emails, text messages or alarms anywhere in a facility or on a web page. It is geared toward shops performing lights-out or unattended machining and those requiring remote alerts to machine errors. The system offers easy installation, is compatible with a machine's existing light stack, works with a shop's existing network and requires no additional software or phone line. According to the company, the Remote Light Stack is a lower-cost option for remote capabilities and can be used with a variety of older machine models.


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Energy as it relates to Poverty Alleviation and Environmental Protection (UNDP, 1998, 36 p.)
Key Energy Issues as They Relate to Poverty and Environment
Environmental problems such as urban air pollution and climate change affect people living in poverty more directly due to current patterns of energy usage
Urban air pollution
Fossi fuel use for transport has increased dramatically over the past three decades. There has been a 3% annual growth rate in the world vehicle fleet leading, in 1996, to some 800 million vehicles on the world's roads. This growth rate is faster than that of either the world population or economy. For example, in 1965 there were fewer than 60 vehicles per 1,000 people in the world; today there are more than 140.
Transportation is a major cause of air pollution in urban areas. The major air pollution concerns are carbon monoxide (CO) emissions, photochemical smog, toxic emissions, and particulate emissions. Given the high growth rates of vehicle fleets in many developing countries, vehicle-generated environmental problems have the potential to increase steadily over the next decade. Vehicles can have a significant effect on human exposure to pollutants, because their emissions are released close to the ground. For example, vehicles are the dominant source of CO emissions and are likely to contribute to high CO concentrations at street level. At moderate concentrations, CO impairs motor skills and at higher concentrations it significantly impairs the bloodstream's oxygen-carrying capacity. Emissions of benzene, a carcinogenic compound that makes up 1-to- 2% of gasoline by weight, is a major concern. It is given off as a vapor by hot engines and fuel tanks and is present in auto exhausts, partly from the combustion of other aromatic compounds in gasoline.
Particulate pollution, which has been linked to pulmonary diseases and lung cancer, has become the leading public health concern relating to urban air pollution. The relatively high particulate emission levels from diesel engines, the relatively large diesel shares in the motor vehicle populations, and the rapidly growing demand for urban transportation in developing countries indicates that this situation is likely to get much worse unless fundamental changes can be made in the transport system. Exposure to PM10 (particles under 10 microns in diameter) is associated with cardiovascular disease, chronic bronchitis, and upper and lower respiratory tract infections.
Another particularly dangerous air pollutant is lead in gasoline, a highly toxic octane-boosting additive that affects mental development in children and causes kidney damage in both children and adults. Lead is still widely used in many parts of the world, although its use has been largely phased out in many countries both because of its toxicity and because its presence in gasoline makes it impossible to use catalytic converters for controlling tailpipe emissions. Developing countries tend to suffer more, not only because of less stringent environmental standards and weaker enforcement, but also because urbanisation trends are largest in these countries.
Additionally, vehicles contribute to the formation of secondary (photochemical) pollutants, such as ozone and other oxidising agents, which are becoming a widespread urban problem. At high concentrations, ozone impairs breathing capacity, causes eye irritation, and damages materials, vegetation, and crops. Photochemical smog is especially serious in Buenos Aires, Los Angeles, Mexico City, Sao Paulo, and Tokyo and is likely to become an ever more serious problem if current trends in urban transportation persist.
Considering six indicators of air quality: sulfur dioxide, solid particulate matter, lead, carbon monoxide, nitrous oxide, and ozone, the air pollution situation in twenty megacities - sixteen of which are in developing countries - is such that 38% of the indicators register as either "serious problems" or "moderate to heavy pollution" (see figure 5). In fact, most developing country megacities have air pollution levels well above WHO guidelines, and the situation is getting worse. World-wide, air pollution (due to transportation as well as other forms of producing or using energy) is estimated to cause more than 500,000 premature deaths and millions of respiratory illnesses each year. In some countries, where cities are often cloaked in smog, the cost of local air pollution has been estimated at between 0.5% and 2.5% of GDP and as much as 5% of GDP in China (World Bank, 1997).
The poor may be exposed to higher levels of pollution due to transportation, even if they are not the primary users of transportation services, simply because they live or work in close proximity to street traffic. For instance, women working in the informal sector on Bangkok streets have high exposures to traffic-based lead emissions from gasoline fuels and have given birth to newborns with dangerously high blood lead levels as a result [REF].
In 1995, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a panel of experts assembled by the United Nations, concluded after detailed scientific reviews that "the balance of evidence suggests a discernible human influence on global climate." (IPCC, 1996). This human influence on the climate is mainly due to the emissions of three greenhouse gases (GHG) - carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrous oxide (N2O), of which CO2 is the most significant. Energy production and use is responsible for 80% of all anthropogenic GHG emissions and even in fairly optimistic scenarios, carbon emissions from burning fossil fuels (in the form of CO2) are predicted to increase quite dramatically. Indeed, according to the most likely IPCC scenarios, they will double from a total of 6.5 Gigatons of carbon today to 13.8 Gigatons by 2050 (IPCC. 1992). Current patterns of land-use and energy have been deemed responsible for the net atmospheric increases in greenhouse gases, which are predicted to result in moderate to severe changes in regional and global temperature, precipitation, soil moisture and sea level.
Figure 5 Air Pollution in Megacities of the World
Source: UNEP/WHO, 1992
Changes in temperature and water availability will particularly affect the ecosystems of tropical forests and mountainous regions, reduce soil stability in some areas, increase the stress on fisheries and harm wetlands. In turn, there could be further reductions in natural water availability in areas already under stress. There are also likely to be adverse impacts on human health due to increased exposure to very hot weather and to severe weather events, increased risk of transmission of vector-borne and contagious diseases, and possible impairments in nutritional status. Some of the most catastrophic impacts are expected to be increased hurricane intensities in areas already prone to hurricane damage, which happen to fall across many parts of the developing world, including south and south-east Asia, the south Pacific and the Caribbean. In addition, rising sea-levels and increases in flooding, coastal erosion and storm frequency or intensity will put tens of millions of people at risk, especially in island states and low-lying countries such as the Maldives, Egypt and Bangladesh. People living in poverty are likely to be the worst affected by all these impacts, because they typically lack the resources required to make even marginal allowances (such as purchasing insurance) for increases in generalised risk to human health and habitat. Significantly, the impacts of the warming are likely to lead to higher economic costs for developing countries than for industrialised countries. Warming of 2-to-3 degrees Celsius by 2100 has been estimated to cost developing countries 5-to-9% of their GDP (IPCC, 1996).