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July, 2015
Muse on Muse - Vol. 50 Steve Gadd
Paul Simon, Eric Clapton, Peter Gabriel, Stevie Wonder, Chick Corea…the list goes on and on for the countless artists Steve Gadd has shared the stage with and recorded for. Read Full Article (ENGLISH)
June 8th, 2015
All About Jazz - Steve Gadd: Consummate Drummer
It might be easier to list who drummer Steve Gadd hasn't played with since he got a pair of drum sticks at the age of three at his home near Rochester, NY, right up to the age of 70, where this year his tour of duty includes Eric Clapton, James Taylor and his own band. Read Full Article
May 6th, 2015
The JazzWriter - Steve Gadd 70 Strong
He's one of the great drummers of our time, a designation he's carried for at least as far back as the 1970s...Read Full Article
May 2nd, 2015
South China Morning Post - Hearing Steve Gadd Band album conjures memories of Rick's Cafe, Hong Kong
Readers who were in Hong Kong in the 1980s would probably remember Rick's Cafe, a loosely Casablanca-themed cellar bar in Tsim Sha Tsui. For several years it was the only Hong Kong watering hole that hosted live modern jazz - mostly performed by bands led by saxophonist Ric Halstead, who went on to become the musical director of The Jazz Club. Read Full Article
May, 2015
4 Star Review in Downbeat
Seventy may be "the new 60." But in Steve Gadd's case, 70 may well be the new 25. Celebrating his septuagenarian year, the revered drummer is still grooving deep with one of his most organic and personal bands to date. Read Full Article
April 3rd, 2015
Steve Gadd band, 70 Strong All About Jazz
Since the 70s, Steve Gadd has pretty much seen it and done it all, and recognized as one of the most influential drummers of the modern era, spanning numerous musical genres. Read Full Article
April 2nd, 2015
Last Call Review: Steve Gadd Band/ 70 Strong/BFM Jazz
To say he has been an in-demand drummer would be an understatement. Gadd is arguably THE man to call when drums are required...Read Full Article
March 20th, 2015
Steve Gadd Band, 70 Strong, BFM Jazz
Business as usual working it joined by fellow James Taylor band members trumpeter/flugel player Walt Fowler, keyboardist Larry Goldings...Read Full Article
March 1st, 2015
Sound Stage - Steve Gadd Band 70 Strong Review
March 2015
Jazzin' By Martin Z. Kasdan Jr.
While the title refers to drummer Steve Gadd's 70th birthday (officially April 9), it could also refer to the 70+ minutes of strong playing by Gadd and his colleagues...Read Full Article
March 2015
February 21st, 2015
Pitsburgh Tribune - Drummer Gadd Delivers Birthday Present To The Fans
Drummer Steve Gadd has found a good way to celebrate his 70th birthday, with the album "70 Strong." Read Full Article
February 7th, 2015
Midwest Record's Chris Spector Reviews "70 Strong"
It's always inspiring when someone that played on almost everything you loved as a kid...Read Full Review
December 8th, 2014
Tierney Sutton Nominated for 57th Annual Grammy Award
October 16th, 2014
Sound Advice's Gary Vercelli reviews "Paris Sessions" - Tierney Sutton "Body And Soul" Paris Sessions
September 16th, 2014
Tierney Sutton Releases "Paris Sessions"
August 28th, 2014
Tierney Sutton: Paris Sessions (2014) - All About Jazz, Dan Bilawski
Think you know every aspect of Tierney Sutton's artistic persona? Think again. Hearing the Paris Sessions is to hear Sutton anew...Read Full Article
August 12th, 2014
Steve Gadd Interview with The Dishmaster
Steve Gadd's musical story starts early. Born in Rochester, N.Y., Gadd was given drumsticks by his uncle at age three. By seven, he received a drum set from his grandfather, which led to his first formal lessons. Read Full Article
Steve Gadd Band Contest 2014!
Limited time only! Buy a SIGNED Gadditude CD and be entered to win an autographed Zildjian K Custom Session Crash Cymbal, 16", designed by Steve Gadd! Winner will be announced May 1st!
March 7th, 2014
KCNS Reviewed In The JazzWriter
It started seven years ago with a special concert at a private studio. It climaxes with the release of From the Hip (BFM Jazz, 2013) by Kikoski, Carpenter, Novak and Sheppard...Read Full Article
Steve Gadd Band: Gadditude FT.com
This soulful and sensitive quintet album mellows with every listen...Read Full Article
December 18th, 2013
Tierney Sutton's "After Blue" Nominated for Grammy Award
January, 2014
Tierney Sutton in Downbeat
December 2nd, 2013
Vocal Ringer of The Year? Tierney Sutton: After Blue
I grew up listening to Joni Mitchell, and what was most fascinating about her as they she seemed to record whatever she wanted, and really didn't care what you thought about it...Read Full Article
November 26th, 2013
Musical Notes Birmingham Times
Honoring giants who have made a great contribution in the entertainment industry is common place. But very few lack the audacity to do this if it entails stepping out of your element...Read Full Article
November 4th, 2013
NewCity Music
The music of Joni Mitchell has been praised by critics throughout the years for its lyrical beauty and musicality, and lately her songs have re-emerged as jazz standards...Read Full Article
November 2013
Jazz Times
Tierney Sutton's "After Blue" reviewed by Christopher Loudon in Jazz Times November, 2013 issue.
October 15th, 2013
Jazz Times Artist's Choice
My path to the music of Joni Mitchell was a bit unconventional. Unlike many of my peers, I was not a teenage Mitchell devotee....Read Full Article
October-November 2013
Steve Gadd Band - Catalina's, Yoshi's, MIM
October 2013
Jazz Inside - Jeff Potter October 2013
October 8, 2013
A Tierney Trilogy - Steven Cerra
I have been a fan of vocalist Tierney Sutton dating back to a period in her career when she and what is now referred to as "The Tierney Sutton Band" were just putting things together...Read Full Article
October 1, 2013
Jazzy Joni Mitchell Covers, Courtesy of Tierney Sutton
Over the course of her career, jazz vocalist Tierney Sutton has taken on one of the most challenging tasks for any musician: putting a fresh spin on classic repertoire...Read Full Article
September 26, 2013
A Tierney Trilogy - Steven Cerra
I have been a fan of vocalist Tierney Sutton dating back to a period in her career when she and what is now referred to as "The Tierney Sutton Band" were just putting things together...Read Full Article
September 26, 2013
Ken Franckling's Jazz Notes - Tierney Sutton After Blue
This is another gem in a very long string of gems from talented West Coast singer Tierney Sutton...Read Full Article
September 26, 2013
Tierney Sutton "After Blue" - All About Jazz C. Michael Bailey
Tierney Sutton is the calm current flowing through the turbulent water of jazz vocals, making big changes and important recordings without stirring the water too much...Read Full Article
September 26, 2013
Ken Franckling's Jazz Notes - Tierney Sutton After Blue
This is another gem in a very long string of gems from talented West Coast singer Tierney Sutton...Read Full Article
September 25, 2013
Tierney Sutton "After Blue" - All About Jazz Dan Bilawsky
Joni Mitchell and jazz have long engaged in mutualism. Mitchell subtly absorbed the ideals of this music, which were then filtered into her work...Read Full Article
September 25, 2013
Tierney Sutton "After Blue " - The Michigan Daily
Grammy-nominated singer Tierney Sutton chose to do jazz covers of songs by Joni Mitchell on this latest album...Read Full Article
September 24, 2013
Tierney Sutton "After Blue" - All Music Guide Thom Jurek
Tierney Sutton claims she had never really encountered Joni Mitchell until she heard the songwriter's glorious 2000 album Both Sides Now, a collection comprised mainly of standards...Read Full Article
September 24, 2013
Tierney Sutton Pays Homage to the Genius of Joni Mitchell
After nine CDs over 20 years with her longstanding Tierney Sutton Band, the five-time Grammy-nominated Jazz vocalist decided to leave her comfort zone and leap off the cliff by tackling an homage to the revered pop singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell. ...Read Full Article.
September 23, 2013
An A+ Tribute to Joni Mitchell from Tierney Sutton
When Tierney Sutton was recording for Telarc, I always felt that she had great promise but that she tried too hard, sometimes resulting in uncomfortable grandstanding...Read Full Article
September 20, 2013
Tierney Sutton Reviewed in Buffalo News
Tierney Sutton sings Joni Mitchell, and if you think that even tells a fifth of the story, forget it...Read Full Article
September 19, 2013
Ralph. A. Miriello Reviews "Gadditude"
The drummer Steve Gadd has been on my radar ever since I became aware of a super group formed back in the mid-seventies called Stuff...Read Full Article
September 13, 2013
After Blue reviewed in Midwest Record
In which we find Sutton leaving the comfort zone of her long time band and the great American song book (but not abandoning long time producer Elaine Martone) and turning her attention to the Joni Mitchell canon...Read Full Article
September 13, 2013
WBGO The Checkout with Lenny White
WBGO's Josh Jackson sits down with drummer Lenny White to discuss movies, playing on Stanley Clarke's first album, and his latest release Lenny White Live...Listen Here
September 11, 2013
Lenny White Live Reviewed by Dan Harr in Music News Nashville
"It was the first time I had been asked to bring a band of my own to Japan. I chose friends that I had lasting relationships with over the years,"...Read Full Article
September 3, 2013
Democrat and Chronicle: What Critics Are Listening To
GADDITUDE. Sometimes, the boys in the band want to do their own thing....Read Full Article
August 28th, 2013
Steve Gadd - Gadditude (2013)
Though he's leading a group of fellow veterans from James Taylor's touring band, Steve Gadd's 10th solo album couldn't have less to do with that easy-going singer-songwriter vibe...Read Full Article
August 28th, 2013
Steve Gadd Band: Gadditude (2013)
Drummer Steve Gadd, the man responsible for some of the most memorable grooves and explosive drum solos on record, is often looked at as a perpetual sideman and session giant...Read Full Article
July 20th, 2013
Lenny White: Basic Backbeat and Complex Conception Steven Cerra
In-the-pocket drumming in which a backbeat is heavily placed on the 2nd and 4th beats of each measure in 4/4 time is more complicated than it sounds. ...Read Full Article
July 12th, 2013
Kikoski Carpenter Novak Sheppard: From The Hip (2013)
In 2006, pianist David Kikoski was invited to perform and record in front of a live audience at the private Beverly Hills studio of George Klabin, President...Read Full Article
July 3rd, 2013
Lenny White Live in the Jazzwriter
Every now and then, it pays to revisit the past. But in this case, we're not talking the roots of jazz but something from more recent history. Lenny White Live (BFM Jazz, 2013) was recorded from a 1997 performance in Japan. Read Full Article
June 27th 2013
WHEN EWF MEETS HHH-Lenny White: Lenny White Live
A disc like this, that has enough funk to get your Afro bobbin' and enough jazz to make you snap your fingers....Read Full Article
June 25th, 2013
BFM Jazz Announces New Release "From The Hip" Featuring Kikoski, Carpenter, Novak & Sheppard
Gathering the great musicians of our day to present a "Standards" program can be a task that does not always garner the respect of critics and fans alike. ... Read Full Article
PledgeMusic and BFM Digital Announce Innovative New Venture
PledgeMusic and global digital distributor BFM Digital are pleased to announce a strategic alliance under which BFM Digital will bring its high-profile artist campaigns directly to PledgeMusic, who will provide customized support in the launch and marketing of campaigns. ...Read Full Article
May 22nd, 2013
"Lenny White: Lenny White Live" - Review in Pop Matters
Lenny White taps into his vault of live recordings and comes up with an explosive performance from a tour of Japan in 1997... Read Full Article
April 23rd, 2013
"'Per Sempre' - Eddie Gomez" - Review in Bass Players United by Richard Scarr
Eddie Gomez's name stands tall in the canon of jazz double bassists... Read Full Article
April 7th, 2013
"Lenny White: Lenny White Live (2013)" - Dan Bilawski in All About Jazz
Drumming legend Lenny White made his first trip to Japan in 1971, before he became a stick wielding star with fusion pioneers Return To Forever... Read Full Article
April 2nd, 2013
"What Our Critics Are Listening To" - Democrat and Chronicle
This just-released six-year-old live set from Japan features an all-star fusion band, with drummer White...Read Full Article
March 17th, 2013
Something Else Reviews Lenny White Live
The truth is, both of the late-1990s Lenny White-led solo releases that preceded the Japanese concert...Read Full Article
March 2013
Lenny White's New Album everywhere March 26th! Read Full Article
February 18th, 2013
John Daversa Interview with All About Jazz by R.J. Deluke
in the hallways at California State University in Northridge, a neighborhood of Los Angeles, where he teaches big band arranging, jazz history and other music courses, John Daversa might be seen with his goatee...Read Full Article
February 2013
Steve Smith's interview in Eclectic Blog
Honestly, I think that Steve Smith was the very first drummer that I really paid attention to. He is one of those drummers that have the knack for making intricate drumming look easy... Read Full Article
January 2013
Steve Smith on the Cover of iDrum Magazine!
Steve Smith looks back over an oustanding 30-year period of musical development with his Vital Information group as the CD/DVD packge of Live! One Great Night is released. Read Full Article
December 2012
Sounds of Timeless Jazz
Funky, soulful, interplay. These are just a few words that can be used to describe the meeting of John Beasley, Darryl Jones and Ndugu Chancler on their new BFM Jazz release titled 3 Brave Souls. Read Full Review Article
December 2012
Bass Player Magazine
"LA keyboard monster, John Beasley, whose credits run from Miles Davis to ABC's Duets, teams with fellow feel freaks Darryl Jones and drummer Ndugu Chancler (plus some vocal and horn guests) for a true groove gem. Jones grabs the melody on the Stuff-ish 12/8 ballad 'Come and Gone,' takes a pocketed solo amid the Miles mark of 'Ayala,' and deftly handles both roles on his own simmering tune 'Ubiquitous.' Coolest of all are Darryl's Sly Stone-pitched vocals and bouncing bass on 'Stay,' his inventive, uplifting nod to Sly's 'If You Want Me To Stay' In short, style and substance in droves." ~Chris Jisi
November 19th,2012
BFM Jazz Congratulates Eddie Gomez for his lastest Grammy Award!
Eddie Gomez won the Latin Grammy for Best Instrumental Album for Further Explorations with Chick Corea and Paul Motian!
October 17, 2012
John Daversa's Small Band review from their Santa Monica College performance
"That passion for raw expression was on full display Friday night on the Edye Second Space at Santa Monica College's Performing Arts Center. The John Daversa Small Band, a small sextet combo led by John Daversa, played two inspiring sets of contemporary jazz..." READ FULL ARTICLE
October 16, 2012
Stunning review for Steve Smith and Vital Information's album by Carl Banks Weber of Examiner.com
"The hottest ticket in town is always a front-row seat to a Steve Smith concert. This celebrated jazz drummer and endless collaborator loves to see what happens in the moment on any given stage. Quite often, the things he does alone in solos and in response to his band mates is nothing short of breathtaking and worth every penny..." READ FULL ARTICLE
October 12, 2012
Jazz Soul Seven "Impressions of Curtis Mayfield" review Jazz Times! READ FULL ARTICLE
October 10, 2012
Eddie Gomez's album "Per Sempre" reviewed by Jazz Scan Blog
October 4, 2012
RJ On Jazz John Daversa is Putting Out Great Music
"I knew virtually nothing about John Daversa last year when I heard his Progressive Big Band's album Junk Wagon (BFM Jazz)..." READ FULL ARTICLE
September 24, 2012
Jazz Weekly reviews Luis Conte and Bob Sheppard's latest albums!
August 23, 2012
Soul legend Curtis Mayfieldmay not seem like the most obvious candidate for the jazz tribute album.
"Though his music occasionally used swinging rhythms and horn sections, his self-imposed harmonic strictures (he famously composed on an electric guitar tuned to an F# chord) didn't readily embrace jazz and blues songforms, rather leaning on gospel, Latin and funk vamps..." READ FULL ARTICLE
August 2012
Review of "Live! One Great Night" on The Jazzwriter
"When a band records a live performance, the listener can expect two things: improvisation wherein the musicians stretch out in ways you don't normally get in a studio session, and reaction from the audience..." READ FULL ARTICLE
July 21, 2012
Dan Bilawski reviews Live! One Great Night on All About Jazz
"Drummer Steve Smith means different things to different people..." READ FULL ARTICLE
July, 2012
Off the charts: Womack, funk trio, Branan can each lay claim with fine new releases
"They call themselves "3 Brave Souls." Maybe it's because all three survived stints with Miles Davis. Maybe it's because they dare revive the seismic grooves of '80s funk...."READ FULL ARTICLE
July, 2012
The Jazzwriter- Jazz Soul Seven
"To say that Curtis Mayfield was one of the most prolific songwriters of American popular music would not be an overstatement..." READ FULL ARTICLE
July 13, 2012
Eighth Notes, Part One: Jazz Factory Encore
"This new release by drummer Steve Smith's Vital Information ensemble is a combination CD and DVD, capturing keyboardist Tom Coster, bassist Baron Browne and guitarist Vinny Valentino in performance in Ashland, Oregon, November 9, 2007, only six months after two sold-out sets at the Jazz Factory..." READ FULL ARTICLE
July 13, 2012
Eddie Gomez - Per Sempre Added to the All Music Media Guide
"Eddie Gomez collaborated with five Italian musicians to produce this 2009 session, which primarily focuses on original ballads. The veteran bassist, recognized as a major player since his 11-plus years working with pianist Bill Evans,..."READ FULL ARTICLE
July 5, 2012
Sounds of Timeless Jazz
"Funky, soulful, interplay. These are just a few words that can be used to describe the meeting of John Beasley, Darryl Jones and Ndugu Chancler on their new BFM Jazz release titled 3 Brave Souls..." READ FULL ARTICLE
July 5, 2012
The Urban Flux
"Perhaps equally as important to their friendship, 3 Brave Souls collectively has an unparalleled common denominator..." READ FULL ARTICLE
July 5, 2012
Bluegrass Catastrophe
"Bassist Eddie Gomez is a musician's musician, best known for his work with Bill Evans and Chick Corea. As he did during University of Louisville's Jazz Fest..."READ FULL ARTICLE
June 29, 2012
Urban Music Scene
"Occasionally, I ponder about what truly inspires bands or vocal groups in choosing their names and what their thought process was behind it. For instance, the name 3 Brave Souls sparked immense curiosity. After checking their musical background, I particularly noted that John Beasley, Daryl Jones and Leon 'Ngudu' Chancler had one major common bond..." READ FULL ARTICLE
June 28, 2012
The Birmingham Times Musical Notes
"Newly released on BFM Jazz is a dynamic collection titled 3 Brave Souls. This CD is a fantastic recording that is simply pure funk..." READ FULL ARTICLE
June 27, 2012
The Jazz Word
"Keyboardist extraordinaire and sideman-to-the-stars John Beasley (Chaka Khan, Steely Dan, Queen Latifah) leads this infectious, soulful trio through eleven original tracks of memorable, head turning funk..." READ FULL ARTICLE
June 26th, 2012
Jazzman Bob Sheppard should be better known
"Bob Sheppard should need no introduction to the Bay Area jazz scene. One of the most sought-after saxophonists in Los Angeles, he made his San Francisco debut in the early 1980s at Keystone Korner with trumpet great Freddie Hubbard, forming a long-running musical relationship that established Sheppard as a heavyweight contender..." READ FULL ARTICLE
June 23, 2012
Midwest Records -Chris Spector
"3 BRAVE SOULS: Describing themselves as a funk power trio, this aggregation of three generations of Miles Davis sidemen, who have collectively played with everybody, join forces for a fun romp that feels like an off the clock session where the vibe is the major concern..."READ FULL ARTICLE
June 21, 2012
The Oakland Press Mobile: Former Journey drummer spreading Vital Information with his Jazz Group.
"Though known to many as the drummer on Journey's best-selling albums, Steve Smith is spending the year celebrating the 30th anniversary of Vital Information, the jazz fusion ensemble he formed after leaving the rock world..." READ FULL ARTICLE
June 17th, 2012
Curtis Mayfield tribute album reworks jazz legend's standards
Some voices stand the test of time, transcend genres and generations. The late Curtis Mayfield has one of those voices. READ FULL ARTICLE
June 16th, 2012
3 Brave Souls, Featuring Darryl Jones, Releases Debut Album
"Bassist Darryl Jones teamed up with keyboardist John Beasley and drummer Ndugu Chancler to form 3 Brave Souls, a trio informed by funk, roots, and jazz..." READ FULL ARTICLE
June 2012
Ear Full: Steve Smith and Vital Information
"Steve Smith and Vital Information is an American jazz-fusion group led by Smith, a multi-award winning drummer and former member of the rock group Journey. Smith and Vital Information are celebrating 30 years together and performing Tuesday, June 26, at 7 p.m. at The Radisson Lackawanna in Scranton..." READ FULL ARTICLE
June 15th, 2012
Thirty years and counting at Blues Alley on Sunday
"A jazz-fusion band is the sum of all its players' talent. Likewise, a thirty-year anniversary of that performing talent is hardly a thing to sneeze at..." READ FULL ARTICLE
June 13th, 2012
"If you've had a chance to check out the latest live CD/DVD set from legendary drummer Steve Smith and his jazz-fusion act Vital Information, then you are probably aware that he's had this band going strong now for 30 years..." READ FULL ARTICLE
June 13th, 2012
"Three generations of Miles Davis alumni having fun playing progressive roots music – keyboardist John Beasley, bassist Darryl Jones and master drummer Ndugu Chancler – join forces in a formidable new funk trio called 3 Brave Souls..." READ FULL ARTICLE
June 12th, 2012
Beasley, Jones and Chancler Form Funk Power Triumvirate 3 Brave Souls Scheduled for June 12th Release on BFM Jazz
"Three generations of Miles Davis alumni having fun playing progressive roots music – keyboardist John Beasley, bassist Darryl Jones and master drummer Ndugu Chancler – join forces in a formidable new funk trio called 3 Brave Souls..." READ FULL ARTICLE
June 10th, 2012
FAME Review: Steve Smith & Vital Information - Live! One Great Night
"Before Mike Portnoy came along and started hogging up all the awards in sight for his glorious skins work for years without number, Steve Smith managed to nab the #1 All Around Drummer 5 years in a row in Modern Drummer magazine, no mean feat..." READ FULL ARTICLE
June 10th, 2012
Eddie Gomez – Per Sempre – BFM Jazz -Introspective jazz from a master bassist…
"Eddie Gomez has been a first choice bass player since the 1960s. He was one of Bill Evans' most well known bassists for many years and followed his eleven-year tenure with Evans by time with Chick Corea and Hank Jones. He has been a group leader and recorded for Columbia Records..." READ FULL ARTICLE
Jazz Soul Seven top WEMU's "Sweet Sixteen" May 28th through June 3rd
June 6th, 2012
Great Night With Vital Information
"Four of the finest musicians in the jazz fusion scene are captured live in this superb double set that includes a music recording and a DVD. Live! One Great Night features talented drummer Steve Smith (Journey/Hiromi /Steps Ahead), keyboardist Tom Coster (Santana/Gabor Szabo), bassist Baron Browne (Jean-Luc Ponty/Billy Cobham), and guitarist Vinny Valentino (Bill Evans/Jimmy McGriff)..." READ FULL ARTICLE
May 31, 2012
All About Jazz Dan McClenaghan "Per Sempre"
"Taken as a cohesive statement—a one-hour piece of art in a world of downloads and diminishing attention spans—bassist Eddie Gomez's Per Sempre stands out, with the minor and enviable disadvantage of opening with the set's loveliest tune, 'Arianna,'..." READ FULL ARTICLE
May 30, 2012
Vital Information Goes From Arena Rock to Jazz-Mercury News
"It's the rare jazz combo indeed that's built around a musician who used to sell millions of rock albums..." READ FULL ARTICLE
May 30, 2012
All About Jazz Edward Blanco "Impressions of Curtis Mayfield"
"Paying homage to one of the most influential and important artists in the past century, the Jazz Soul Seven collective tips its hat to Curtis Mayfield on Impressions of Curtis Mayfield, an instrumental re-imagining of twelve of the R&B, funk and soul singer's most popular compositions...." READ FULL ARTICLE
May 28, 2012
Democrat and Chronicle.com adds "Per Sempre" to their "Play Lists"
May 27th, 2012
Crticial Jazz Reviews "Live! One Great Night"
"Is it wrong to start off with rating the release first because if it is then I'll have to hold the 5 stars till the end of this killer performance. Most of you may know Smith as the drummer for the former super group Journey so lets have ourselves a little Journey moment to borrow from the All-State commercial..." READ FULL ARTICLE
May 24, 2012
Dan Bilawsky reviews "Per Sempre" in AAJ
"Bassist Eddie Gomez has never received the attention he deserves as a leader. While that's largely due to the fact that he spends so much time making other people sound better, the reason isn't important; it's an injustice, regardless of the cause..." READ FULL ARTICLE
May 21, 2012
Midwest Records Reviews "Live! One Great Night"
"STEVE SMITH & VITAL INFORMATION/Live! One Great Night: Want to sink your teeth into some killer fusion that should have gotten stale a long time ago but forgot to?..." READ FULL ARTICLE
Jazz Soul Seven top WEMU's "Sweet Sixteen" May 7th through 13th.
May 18, 2012
Midwest Record Reviews "Per Sempre"
"EDDIE GOMEZ/Per Sempre: Even after 50 years, Gomez can hit the record button and makes beautiful music without pulling on nostalgic strings..." READ FULL ARTICLE
May 17, 2012
All About Jazz C. Michael Bailey "Impressions of Curtis Mayfield"
"Curtis Mayfield's solo work and his work with the Impressions are highwater marks in popular music, representing the Chicago soul music constituency popular in the 1960s and '70s..." READ FULL ARTICLE
May 14, 2012
Democrat and Chronicle.com adds "Impressions of Curtis Mayfield" to their "Play Lists"
May 8, 2012
Mac Myers reviews Jazz Soul Seven: Curtis Mayfield on JazzWax
"Singer-songwriter and guitarist Curtis Mayfield (1942-1999) isn't nearly as well known today as he should be. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Mayfield, like Sly Stone, leveraged the assertive music and messages of James Brown—whose Say It Loud (I'm Black and I'm Proud) in 1968 launched a socially conscious soul music revolution..." READ FULL ARTICLE
May 2, 2012
Jazz Soul Seven: Impressions Of Curtis Mayfield -Dan Bilawsky AAJ
"Curtis Mayfield's music has always possessed a certain cachet in soul, funk, R&B, pop and rock circles, but it never fully took hold in jazz until now..." READ FULL ARTICLE HERE
May 2, 2012
Jazz Soul Seven – Impressions of Curtis Mayfield Review
"There were numerous legendary and unsung artists that climb their way to the top of the music charts nationally and internationally during the sixties. The multi-faceted soul music icon Curtis Mayfield was one of them. Mayfield humbly who stood tall among the giants in the industry and paved the way for an army of inspiring singers-songwriters..." READ FULL ARTICLE
April 30, 2012
Something Else Reviews "Per Sempre"
"Always an impressive technician, Gomez has an identifiably soulful sound — sometimes from the very first plucking of his bass. That has carried him through an impressive array of settings, from traditional trios and fusion-infused amalgams all the way over into the delicate lyricisms of chamber jazz..." READ FULL ARTICLE
April 30, 2012
Jazz Soul Seven: Impressions of Curtis Mayfield (2012) -Mark F. Turner AAJ
"While he may not be as recognized as Stevie Wonder or James Brown, Curtis Lee Mayfield left an indelible mark on American popular music as a pioneering instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, and R&B producer. His compositions—including the score for the iconic blaxploitation film Super Fly (1972)—are compelling, incorporating the heritage of urban soul and gospel music and providing socially conscious messages…" READ FULL ARTICLE
April 27th, 2012
JAZZ SOUL SEVEN/Impressions of Curtis Mayfield
"You think it adds a little to the proceeding that there are some cats on this set that actually played with Mayfield 40 years ago when a lot of these cuts first sprang to life?..." READ FULL ARTICLE
April 25, 2012
'Ronnie's sound was huge': Steve Smith preps for Friday's all-star tribute concert to Montrose
"Former Journey drummer Steve Smith joins his old bandmate Neal Schon as part of this week's all-star tribute concert honoring Ronnie Montrose on Friday, April 27, 2012, on a bill that also includes the remaining members of the band Montrose and stars from Styx, Kiss and Chickenfoot..." READ FULL ARTICLE
April 23, 2012
Urban Flux Reviews "Per Sempre"
"I'll have to admit, it's been awhile since I've pampered my listening space with any solo projects by the renowned bassist Eddie Gomez. Nonetheless, the time has come. Gomez is here with an inexhaustible new recording titled "Per Sempre" that's ready, auspicious, and refined by nurturing sounds waiting for jazz aficionados to submerge themselves into with repeated listens..." READ FULL ARTICLE
April 19th, 2012
Legendary Bassist/Composer Eddie Gomez and His Quintet Release New Recording "Per Sempre" on BFM Jazz Jazz Soul Seven Release "Impressions of Curtis Mayfield" on BFM Jazz
"…Eddie Gomez weaves a centered, pensive tapestry on this intimate, personal album… an exercise in empathy and implication… deeply romantic and warm…. the tunes, all melodic… memorable." ~ Jazz Times Magazine on "Per Sempre" READ FULL ARTICLE
April 17th, 2012
Jazz Soul Seven Release "Impressions of Curtis Mayfield" on BFM Jazz
"Curtis Mayfield ranks among the most important and influential artists of the past century, the definition of soul both as leader of the Impressions and as a solo artist..." READ FULL ARTICLE
September 20, 2011
Pianist/Composer Alan Pasqua releases new recording "Twin Bill" on BFM Jazz
"The concept behind Twin Bill, Alan Pasqua's new album for BFM Jazz, is right there in the title—there's nothing ambiguous about it. "Bill Evans was my hero," says the artist..." READ FULL ARTICLE
September 2, 2011
Tierny Sutton Band release "American Road" on BFM Digital
"You're undoubtedly heard these songs before, but we guarantee you've never heard them sung like this. On American Road, the Tierney Sutton Band reimagines more than a dozen timeless songs..." READ FULL ARTICLE
July 26, 2011
Trumpeter/Composer John Daversa releases new Big Band recording "Junk Wagon" on BFM Jazz
"It's kind of a cheap play on words, but let's go for it anyway: What makes the music on John Daversa's Junk Wagon: The Big Band Album so exciting and so innovative is its Daversa-ty..." READ FULL ARTICLE
May 31, 2011
Pianist/Composer Larry Goldings releases new solo piano recording "In My Room" on BFM Jazz.
"For more than two decades, Larry Goldings has been recognized as one of the most distinctive and versatile keyboardists in jazz, R&B and pop, with more than a dozen critically acclaimed recordings as a leader, ..." READ FULL ARTICLE
March 8, 2011
Luis Conte's En Case de Luis features the many sides of powerful percussionist
"Luis Conte, most famous as a masterful percussionist, has announced the release of his latest album, "En Casa de Luis," out March 8th through BFM Jazz..." READ FULL ARTICLE
November 23, 2010
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Jefferson Security Bank (OTCBB: JFWV) reported net income of $186,582 or $0.65 per share, for the second quarter ended June 30, 2011. Net income for the six months ended June 30, 2011 was $404,676, or $1.40 per share.
Based on these anticipated results, the Board of Directors declared a semiannual dividend in the amount of $0.50 per share, which was paid on June 15, 2011 to shareholders of record on May 31, 2011.
Commenting on the results, K. Stephen Morris, President and CEO, said: "Our results for both the quarter and six months ended June 30, 2011 reflect the continued economic pressure in our markets. We have not seen any substantive signs of an improving economy. While the current economic problems are daunting, they are resolvable. However, any resolution will take time and require increased employment and more practical government regulation. Accordingly, we continue to pursue a very conservative approach as we wait to see how the situation unfolds."
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Theo Walcott and Jack Wilshere showed England boss Fabio Capello just what talent he has waiting in the wings with impressive displays as Arsenal won the Emirates Cup after a 3-2 victory over Celtic.
Walcott - a controversial omission from the squad for the ill-fated FIFA World Cup™ campaign in South Africa - and under-21 international Wilshere are both expected to feature in the forthcoming European Championship qualifying campaign as Capello looks to rebuild a squad for the future.
It took Walcott, who looks fresh from a summer's rest, just three minutes to open up the Celtic defence as Carlos Vela swept the Gunners into the lead.
Wilshere, who was starting his second game of the weekend in central midfield, produced an all-action display which was almost capped by a goal but his stunning first-half volley smashed against the crossbar.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will now look to continue his squad's fine pre-season form in their final friendly at Legia Warsaw next weekend, by which captain Cesc Fabregas will have returned from an extended holiday after winning the FIFA World Cup with Spain.
As expected, Wenger made some changes from the team which drew 1-1 with AC Milan on Saturday. Goalkeeper Manuel Almunia was handed a chance to stake his claim for Arsenal's number one jersey ahead of the Gunners' opening game of the Premier League season at Liverpool on 15 August.
Celtic, meanwhile, clearly had one eye on next week's crucial Champions League third qualifying round second leg against Braga, with the Portuguese side leading the tie 3-0.
Of today's XI, only goalkeeper Lukasz Zaluska and defender Jos Hooiveld appeared set to start at Parkhead on Wednesday night, while Aiden McGeady, heavily linked with a move away from the Scottish side, was not even on the bench.
It was a lively start by Arsenal, and no surprise when the hosts took an early lead. Wilshere played Walcott into the right side of the Celtic penalty area, and his shot across goal was turned in at the far post by Vela. Arsenal continued to press, with a 20-yard drive from Thomas Vermaelen forcing Zaluska into a good stop.
Celtic, who drew 2-2 with Lyon in their opening game, wasted a great chance when Daryl Murphy skewed the ball horribly wide from just inside the Arsenal box. On 34 minutes, Zaluska palmed away Walcott's free-kick, which was curling towards the top corner, before then flicking over a deflected shot from Wilshere.
From the resulting corner, Wilshere smashed an 18-yard, left-foot volley against the crossbar - and his headed rebound was plucked out of the air by the thankful Zaluska.
Arsenal doubled their advantage just before half-time when Celtic failed to clear a corner and full-back Bacary Sagna blasted an 18-yard angled drive inside the near post.
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Motherwell-born Craig Whyte was trading stocks and shares at 15, reputedly making a £20,000 profit before he left school in Glasgow.
The 39-year-old once held an executive box at the Ibrox ground he could soon call his own, and is a lifelong fan.
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In a statement released to the Stock Exchange yesterday, Mr Whyte confirmed he was in talks with current owner Sir David Murray and hoped to make a move on the debt-laden club. Negotiations are at an early stage, he added, "and there can be no certainty that an offer will ultimately be made".
The Herald understands Mr Whyte is considering a joint approach with Andrew Ellis, the property developer whose much-vaunted attempt to gain control at Rangers came to nothing earlier this year.
Mr Whyte is believed to be putting up 75% of the money involved, with Mr Ellis and associates providing the remaining 25% in a deal worth about £32m, including about £25m of debt repayments.
Early boxes have been ticked and the funds are said to be readily available, but parties on all sides have stressed that the sale is far from a done deal. The Rangers board has yet to be approached, the Stock Market statement added.
Once the youngest self-made millionaire in Scottish history, Mr Whyte has built up a billion-pound empire through years of corporate recovery, turning distressed operations into money-making machines, and any tenure at Rangers would likely be no different.
But while Mr Whyte is said to have such a flair for business that he made his first fortune before finishing his Highers at the prestigious Kelvinside private school in Glasgow, his career has not been without its knocks.
In the early 1990s his first company, Whyte Hire, went down with debts of £300,000, taking staff with it.
"It hurt my pride more than anything else," he said afterwards.
Undaunted, he bounced back with a vengeance, branching out into security, manufacturing and property.
He now sits at the head of a complex maze of interlinked firms around the world, with more than a billion pounds of assets behind him.
Registered at some of his companies under his middle name, Thomas, he helps run a Russian doll-style arrangement of firms, some dormant, and in turn owned by another branch of the business empire.
One of his companies, Merchant Corporate Recovery, faces the threat of dissolution by Companies House over its failure to file accounts due in July. A proposal to have it struck off -- effectively a final demand, giving three months to comply or wind up operations -- was still active last night, though a company spokesman said it expected to file "in the very near future".
Mr Whyte's personal wealth is considerable, and in 2006 he bought Speyside retreat Castle Grant, the traditional seat of the chiefs of the Clan Grant near Grantown-on-Spey.
He and his wife Kim, from whom he is now thought to be separated, divided their time between the Scottish home and London, with another address registered near Motherwell.
Despite uncertainty over their club, fans have been buoyed by news that an end to Rangers' financial saga could finally be in sight.
Supporters Trust spokesman Kenny Park said: "This appears to be a very positive development for the club, and Rangers fans will welcome any initiative that stabilises the club's finances and enables it to move forward.
"We look forward to hearing further details of Mr Whyte's plans and working with him and his board as they build for the future and strive to continue Rangers' proud tradition of success."
The club's debt with Lloyds stood at £27.1m in June this year, but it would be wiped out if the new deal goes ahead. Mr Whyte and his partners would be buying out Sir David controlling stake -- about 85% of total shares.
London-based Mr Ellis has made previous approaches to the club, fronting a consortium that told the Stock Exchange in June that it was in "advanced negotiations" to take a controlling interest in Rangers. However, the deal fell through and hopes of a sale have been subdued ever since.
Maybe profit is not the aim of the game
COMMENT: David Glen
In buying any football club there are three different pots. One will be the amount you're going to pay shareholders for shares, and the second -- in this case more important -- is how much you need for debt.
The third is the one for future investment in the club, if you're going to take it forward.
There's not been much in the way of profitability with Scottish football, and clubs have struggled to keep expenditure within income.
When you're looking to invest you want either income yield coming off it -- and I really don't think you're going to get that in football -- or you're looking for longer term capital growth. I don't see much prospect of that in the short to medium-term in Scottish football.
There is the issue that it struggles to generate additional income in terms of television rights and so on. In the long term, you could get that if you got involved in some of the wider leagues, involving English clubs.
Perhaps Craig Whyte is just doing it for the love of the game. David Glen is a partner at accountancy firm PwC and author of the annual financial review of Scottish football.
What any new owner will receive
IF the deal goes ahead, Craig Whyte and his partner Andrew Ellis will have a controlling stake in the club. But what will their money buy them?
Ibrox Stadium: With origins going back to 1899 and fixtures dating back to 1928, it's one of Scotland's largest stadiums and the 10th biggest in the UK, with a capacity of 51,082. Three modern stands were built in the late 1970s and early 1980s and it houses the Rangers Megastore and corporate hospitality suites. Murray Park: Training facility at Auchenhowie, near Milngavie. Opened in 2001 by then manager Dick Advocaat and chairman Sir David Murray, after whom it is named, it cost about £14m to construct. It is often used as a training ground by visiting national teams and has six full pitches, a state-of-the-art gym and a media editing suite for making training videos. The staff: A squad of 31 players plus support and coaching staff. Bankable stars like Algerian defender Madjid Bougherra and strikers Kenny Miller and Steven Naismith will add to the appeal. More than half of the current squad is Scottish. The debt: Hitting £27.1m in June 2010 and now thought to be about £25m. This will make up the bulk of any deal, with the £32m figure being quoted including just enough for Sir David to recoup his original £6m investment. The land: Car parks and other areas around Ibrox, with some development potential. Any building near the ground would likely be subject to protracted planning battles.


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The Sierra Madre Search and Rescue Team is pleased to present this important program for the children of the community. The program, which consists of a DVD movie, demonstrations, and a question and answer period, is geared to children 5 -12 years of age. We are happy to present the program at your church, school, meeting hall or at the Rescue Station in Sierra Madre. This, as well as all of our programs, are provided free of charge as part of our commitments to public education.
The History of Hug-A-Tree and Survive
In February 1981, 9 year old Jimmy Beveridge became lost during a family camping trip in Palomar State Park. The search for Jimmy was the largest in the history of San Diego County. After four days, Jimmy's body was found approximately two miles from the campsite. He had died from hypothermia.
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1. Hug a Tree once you know you are lost.
Once you know you are lost, hug a tree! One of the greatest fears many of us have is being alone. Hugging a tree or other stationary object, and even talking to it, can help calm you down and prevent panic. By staying in one place, you will be found far more quickly, and wont be injured in a fall.
2. Always carry a trash bag and whistle on a picnic, hike, or camping trip.
Whenever you go hiking, you should carry a whistle on a string around your neck and a trash bag. By making a hole in the side of the bag (always make a hole so you dont suffocate!) for your face, and putting it over your head, it will keep you dry and warm. The whistle can be heard from farther away than your voice, even when you are yelling very loudly, and it takes less energy to use.
3. My parents won't be angry at me.
Time and again, children have avoided searchers because they were ashamed of getting lost, and afraid of punishment. Anyone can become lost, even adults! So dont be ashamed. Just admit it, accept it and take actions to be comfortable while you wait for the searchers to arrive. Your parents will be so happy to see you again, and to know that you are safe. So theres no need to be frightened or worried about that. And they will be so proud of you for using your head since it is your best survival tool.
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From a helicopter, people are hard to see when they are standing up, when they are in a group of trees, or wearing dark clothing. Find your tree to hug near a small clearing if possible. Wear a brightly colored jacket (red and orange are easy to see from far away) when you go into the woods or the desert. Lie down when the helicopter flies over. If it is cold and you are rested, make crosses or an SOS using broken twigs, branches, rocks or by dragging your foot in the dirt.
5. There are no animals out there that wil hurt you.
If you hear a noise at night, yell at it! If it is an animal, it will run away to protect itself. If it is a searcher, you will be found.
6. You have hundreds of friends looking for you.
Many children who are lost dont realize that if they will just sit down and stay put, one of the many searchers will find them. The searchers will be yelling your name, but they are not angry. They are just worried about you and want to find you as quickly as possible. Dont be afraid to let them know where you are.
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2. Admit to yourself when you become lost.
It can and does happen to anyone, yet it is a source of shame when it happens. When you become lost, admit it, accept it, take actions to be comfortable, and stay in the area. Everyone should stay together until you are found by searchers. Use your head; it is your best survival tool.
3. Call the police or sheriff quickly, if your child is lost.
Ask them for a "Search and Rescue Team." If your child is lost, it is important to act quickly. The search area becomes wider and wider the longer you wait to bring in professional assistance due to the childs possible movements. Also, a slow response is very dangerous when the weather is bad it can wipe out your childs tracks or put them in danger of exposure. Dont worry about calling too early and having to cancel the request for assistance. Search and rescue teams do not mind turning around, and there is never a charge to you for calling for help.
4. Be available for interviewing.
Clues which lead to finding your child in good shape usually come from family and friends who remain on the scene and talk openly and accurately with the search leader or his representative. Any personal information you provide will be kept confidential.
5. Footprint the children in your group before you hit the trail.
It only takes a few minutes but it can cut down search time by several hours. Place a piece of aluminum foil on a soft surface such as a folded towel or carpet. Mark the foil with the childs name. With this print, trackers can separate your childs track from the hundreds of others in the area and quickly determine the direction of travel.
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Thought I'd throw together a few pointers to help others wanting to start up their own online business. The information you'll find below is based on my experience, over the last 6 months, using these simple strategies and online tools we were able to sell 1000's of units all over the globe in a matter of months. Both my business partner, Chris Peters,and I have now quit our day jobs and are currently launching other online stores.
UPDATE 1/03/2011 – With these strategies we were also able to win our category in the Shopify Build-a-Business Competition for 2011 with a $25,000 cash prize, all expenses trip paid to NY, power session with Seth Godin and $7,500.00 of Google AdWords credit.
I don't want to go into details about products or business ideas, but rather the mechanics of setting up an online business and the awesome tools available to entrepreneurs today. It's never been easier to setup an online business and start making money straight away.
Lately I've been asked many question by both friends and complete strangers on topics from starting a business to marketing a product. I don't have all the answers but the one thing I keep finding myself repeating is the importance of starting. I truly believe that starting is the hardest but also the most important part of the whole process and if you can't get past it then nothing else matters.
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During our trip to the US we signed an exclusive worldwide distribution agreement with Forward Industries. We meet with Forward while at CES in Las Vegas and then flew to Santa Monica to hash out an agreement. Press release below.
Annex Products, the inventor of the Opena® case and Quad Lock, announces an exclusive worldwide distribution partnership with Forward Industries (NASDAQ:FORD), a leading global provider of mobile technology solutions. The partnership includes the distribution of all Annex Products, beginning with the Opena® case and Quad Lock mounting system, two top performing iPhone 4 case accessories.
During Macworld/iWorld 2012 Josh Janssen from Melbourne Geek was good enough to interview me (Rob Ward) regarding our new umbrella company Annex Products and both our products, Opena Case and Quad Lock.
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Cali Lewis had to be one of the coolest people we met at MacWorld/iWorld this year. Cali dropped by our stand a made our day when she revealed that she was still running the custom Geek Beat Opena case that we custom laser engraved for her last year.
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The term "career help" can encompass many things, including resume/cover letter workshops, online resources, courses taught by librarians or job fairs at the library. As of 2010, many libraries are engaging in one or more of these avenues, responding to an information need. This site seeks to give practicing librarians resources on why the library might want to get involved, examples of successful programs, avenues of funding and evaluation strategies. Although teens and young adults may also benefit from career services at the library, this website focuses on resources for adults.
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Digital Public Library of America faces uncertainty over functions, copyright
June 10, 2012 | 8:49 pm
By Chris Meadows
On MIT's Technology Review, Nicholas Carr takes an in-depth look at the creation of the Digital Public Library of America, an attempt at a non-commercial universal electronic library (which I also mentioned last month) that hopes to provide universal access to as much of human knowledge as it can. Carr first looks at Google's attempt to create Google Book Search, and the negotiated settlement that was thrown out as too overreaching. Though Google is moving ahead with its legal defense, the search market has shifted toward social networking meaning that a book search might not be as attractive to Google as it once was.
Brainchild of respected academic (and Google Books critic) Robert Darnton, the DPLA seeks to avoid some of the problematic aspects of Google Books by being noncommercial. In the commercial Google Books operation, Darnton saw the future potential for the same sort of overcharging that academic journals are doing now. Even if Google currently wasn't inclined that way, there was no guaranteeing that whoever took the reins down the line would feel the same way.
But the library initiative has been running into its own problems. For one thing, a librarian industry group asked that the initiative change its name so it doesn't lend the impression that regular public libraries can be "replaced" by a digital version and make it even harder for them to get funding. Indeed, it's still not entirely clear exactly how the library will operate—to what extent it will provide information itself versus redirect to materials hosted on other libraries' computers, for example, or what media other than books it will store. Will it make materials available directly to the public, or only provide back-end services for other organizations?
But the biggest problem facing the DPLA may be the same one facing Google Books: the question of copyright. While the DPLA's nonprofit status does open some doors to it that remain shut to Google Books (such as possibly working out the kind of licensing agreements with publishers that have given the commercial Google such trouble), it doesn't give it carte blanche to offer works that are still under copyright. Having a truly comprehensive digital library could require Congress to pass new laws.
Politicians make lousy futurists. As Google and the DPLA can testify, the copyright changes put severe constraints on any attempt to scan, store, and provide online access to books published during most of the last 100 years. Moreover, the removal of the registration requirement means that millions of so-called orphan books—ones whose copyright holders either are unknown or can't be found—now lie beyond the reach of online libraries. Copyright protections are vitally important to ensuring that writers and artists have the wherewithal to create their works. But it's hard to look at the current situation without concluding that the restrictions have become so broad as to hamper the very creativity they were supposed to encourage. "Innovation is often being restricted today for legal reasons, not technological ones," says David K. Levine, an economist at Washington University in St. Louis and coauthor of Against Intellectual Monopoly. In many areas, he says, "people aren't creating new products because they fear a nightmare of copyright litigation."
And the restriction could affect more than just the materials themselves. Many libraries purchase or license metadata from commercial suppliers, and aren't necessarily careful about tracking what metadata came from where—which means problems for the DPLA when it comes to sorting out the issues of who owns the rights.
I'm not exactly going to hold my breath waiting for those new laws. Given that every copyright change in the last few decades has been in favor of more and longer copyright, and there's a very powerful lobby around to keep it that way, I'll be very surprised if that ever reverses. Still, it's good to see an alternative to Google Books on its way to launching, even if there are a lot more questions than answers surrounding the service right now.
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Morning Links: Apple Receives Helen Keller Award. 1990s Guide to the Web
Morning Link: eBook Subscription Legal in France. Metadata Good For Book Sales
American Library Association doesn't welcome the CODE Act
Book review: Things that go Bump in the Night, selected by Douglas Draa and David A. Riley, Parallel Universe Publications
Hi, only to say that in European Community it's going to be definitevely approved a law that allows to digitalize all orphan works, with a no-profit intent, but also a profit one if money will only allow to continue researches about right holders on other presumed orphan works. Maybe it's a step American Congress could look at like an example.
A DPLA will definitely challenge the role of local public and even academic libraries. Libraries can adapt to this new reality and become stronger for it. No need to take the easy way out and ask DPLA to change its namer. To what?
Copyright is as most of us already understand too well — a total mess. Our legislators need to revisit the US Constitution and re-work everything from there. This idea that copyright is to protect corporate economic interests is simply wrong.
It can be done but it will take a less parochial view than has been taken thus far.


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opinionBy Mukachana Hanyani
Since the time the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund were formed in the late 1940s, top executive vacancies of the two Bretton Woods institutions have been recycled around the Americans and European countries. When the two institutions were formed, America and the European Union agreed between themselves to recycle top executive positions of the two institutions to avoid other nations from occupying them.
America was chosen to be responsible for heading the World Bank while the EU was for the IMF. That scenario has been taking place from their formative days until this day. Why is it that America and the EU are not prepared to reform yet they are telling other nations to do?
They have realised that reforming would compromise their interests. America, like the EU, always uses the two institutions to punish other nations with sanctions if they fail to do what they want. Zimbabwe has been put under illegal economic sanctions by America and the EU.
They later advised the WB and the IMF to withhold any assistance to the Southern African nation.
Zimbabwe, which has been under sanctions for more than a decade now, has been calling for reforms to be effected to the two institutions, including the United Nations. It must be realised that since American Eugene Meyer became the first World Bank president in 1946, the institution has not been reformed to accommodate other people outside America.
The Americans have been clinging onto it to the extend that whoever candidate they sponsor takes over even if he/she is not qualified for that post.
In July 2012 Dr Jim Yong Kim, another American courted, controversy for taking over the presidency of the WB with no economic background because his candidature was put forward by American President Barrack Obama. Dr Kim won the election which pitted him against a Nigerian economist and Finance Minister, Dr Ngozi Nkonjo-Iweala. Dr Nkonjo-Iweala, despite her qualification for the job, lost it because she was not an American and Dr Kim won it because he was an American but not qualified enough to lead the World Bank.
So the fact that America decided, in 1946, that the World Bank would be under their stewardship, makes it impossible for other countries to overturn that decision
On the other hand, the EU had a Belgian, Camille Gutt, becoming the first managing director of the IMF in 1946, beginning an era of the EU bloc recycling members from within it to lead the IMF.
Today, the same institution is headed by a French lady by the name Christine Largade who also took over from her French compatriot Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
The EU, like America, is not prepared to let the IMF be led by any person outside the EU bloc.
It makes sure that nobody is allowed to contest that seat. It is a known fact that while the Americans are enjoying rotating their people at the World Bank, the EU is doing the same with the IMF.
With such a scenario, you get to a situation where world affairs are handled by a few powerful countries at the expense of the global village.
America and the European Union have been manipulating the two institutions to their advantage by disadvantaging other nations from taking appropriate decisions on what should be done. In this so-called global village, the world is supposed to rotate such positions like what the UN is doing with the position of Secretary General. The so-called global village is failing to bring all the countries closer to each other as the powerful nations are manipulating developing countries to their advantage.
The issue of America holding onto top executive position of the World Bank and EU doing the same with the IMF shows that the world is far away from reaching modernity.
The UN, in which they tried to make it appear as if there is rotation in coming up with the Secretary-General's position, still is not independent from the Americans and the European countries. America is good at imposing its will on that world body and anything that goes against America cannot pass through. With America and other four nations having permanent seats in the Security Council with veto powers, then anything against them is blocked. The Security Council itself should not be left to a few countries but must be open to any country. For the UN to be reformed, nations should unite to call for the increase of veto powers to other countries not only five countries. Every country should be given an opportunity to voice her concern without fear or favour.
The UN, with a membership of more than 190 countries, should realise that veto powers should not be left to only a few countries which always use such powers to their advantage. Every country has got power to decide its destiny hence the power of the UN should not be confined to just five nations. To illustrate how America normally abuses its veto power in the UN, in 1996, 10 Security Council members in the UN led by African members Egypt, Guinea-Bissau and Botswana sponsored a resolution backing the then UN Secretary General, Boutros Boutros-Ghali for a second five-year term but America blocked that resolution. The US was opposed to Boutros-Ghali because of his reluctance in approving Nato bombing of Bosnia in which Kofi Annan, who took over from Boutros-Ghali, hastily approved the bombing and was rewarded by having two terms in office.
So the world leaders should always make a lot of noise in every UN General Assembly meeting to call for immediate reforms to be implemented in the UN, WB and IMF so that the world is not left at the mercy of a few countries. Such reforms should start now not later.
The writer is a Harare-based political and social commentator.


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The Tiger men's tennis team improved to 2-2 on the season with a 7-0 win at Oral Roberts, Thursday night. Junior James Spence picked up a 6-0, 6-2 win at No. 1 singles as Memphis swept all six singles matches in the win. The Tigers play at No. 26 Oklahoma State, Friday night.