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Musical Instruments
News about Musical Instruments, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
May. 31, 2014
Bassoon maker Leslie Ross is swapping her cramped New York City studio for a sprawling former canning factory in Maine; like many other business owners before her, Ross is being pushed out of Manhattan by rising rents. MORE
Apr. 26, 2014
Violinist Helena Baillie is beneficiary of unusual new lending model intended to insulate talented musicians from feelings of indebtedness to benefactors and institutions alike; under arrangement, Baillie's benefactor S B Lewis donated $200,000 to Bard College, where Baillie is artistic fellow, for school to buy several instruments; Baillie has option to borrow instruments for life, purchase them at later date, or leave them to the college. MORE
Mar. 26, 2014
Stradivari viola that once belonged to Peter Schidlof of Amadeus Quartet is being offered for sale at Sotheby's, with opening bid of $45 million; sale could dwarf previous sales records for musical instruments, underscoring way collectors have driven up prices of rare pieces in recent decades. MORE
Oct. 24, 2013
Francois Chambard, principal of Brooklyn furniture design company UM, has created series of unusual designs for electronic instrument theramin; designs are on display in show Odd Harmonics at Judith Charles Gallery. MORE
Oct. 10, 2013
Chinese musician Wu Man will perform with her new pipa, or Chinese lute, in season-opening concerts of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra; original instrument had been accidentally destroyed when an US Airways flight attendant dropped it during a flight. MORE
Sep. 1, 2013
Growing number of string players, even though they are not part of early-music scene, are experimenting with period instruments. MORE
Jul. 13, 2013
Pianists mourn news that venerable piano-maker Steinway & Sons has sold its Beaux-Arts Manhattan building on West 57th Street and is planning to sell whole company to private equity firm; many worry that new owners will meddle with company's time-honored and time-consuming piano manufacturing methods. MORE
Jun. 20, 2013
Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim notes that several relics of the musical greats are passing through America, including an auction of strings used by Paganini and a tour of Mozart's reputed violin. MORE
Mar. 19, 2013
Prominent Scottish bagpiping school warns pipers around to world to clean their instruments regularly after one of its longtime members nearly dies of lung infection caused by fungi growing inside his bag. MORE
Nov. 11, 2012
Neighborhood Joint column on Retrofret, business in Gowanus, Brooklyn, that sells and repairs vintage stringed instruments. MORE
Aug. 16, 2012
Kit Eaton App Smart column highlights tablet and smartphone apps for children to learn the fun of playing musical instruments. MORE
May. 29, 2012
Dr Thomas Higham study in The Journal of Human Evolution uses improved radiocarbon tests to determine that bone flutes found in southwestern Germany are 42,000 to 43,000 years old; flutes, the oldest known instruments, were previously thought to be only 35,000 years old. MORE
Jan. 23, 2012
Antonio Stradivari cello that had belonged to Bernard Greenhouse, a founding member of the Beaux Arts trio, is sold to a woman who declined to be identified and will be on loan to Stephane Tretrault, a young cellist from Montreal. MORE
Jan. 15, 2012
Master classical musicians often play instruments that are considered masterpieces in themselves, like those crafted by Antonio Stradivari; when master musicians part with them at the end of their lives, as in the case of cellist Bernard Greenhouse, who will play the instrument is often of the utmost importance. MORE
Jan. 11, 2012
Skype and other videochat programs have transformed the simple phone call, but the technology is venturing into a new frontier as it upends and democratizes the world of music lessons; students who used to limit the pool of potential teachers to those within a 20-mile radius from their homes now take lessons from teachers, some with world-class credentials, on other coasts or continents. MORE
Jan. 3, 2012
Study published by Claudia Fritz in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds that blindfolded violinists are unable to distinguish between legendary violins made by Stradivari or Guarneri del Gesu and modern instruments; study is welcomed by violin craftsman who have long held that the superiority of certain older violins is mythical. MORE
Nov. 3, 2011
David Pogue State of the Art column enthusiastically reviews new You Rock guitar from Inspired Instruments; notes guitar synthesizer with steel strings and touch sensors can sound like dozens of instruments. MORE
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Changing Keys, Steinway Piano Store Will Relocate in Midtown
The piano company Steinway & Sons, which sold its building on West 57th Street, is close to signing a 15-year lease for space at 1133 Avenue of the Americas.
October 30, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND: Steinway & Sons , Relocation of Business , Pianos , Sweeney, Michael T , Selldorf, Annabelle , Avenue of the Americas (Manhattan, NY)
Raphael Ravenscroft, Saxophonist on 'Baker Street,' Dies at 60
Mr. Ravenscroft played one of the most recognizable saxophone solos in popular music on Gerry Rafferty's 1978 hit "Baker Street."
October 24, 2014, Friday
MORE ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND: Ravenscroft, Raphael (1954-2014) , Saxophones , Rafferty, Gerry , Deaths (Obituaries)
Did Grand Central Terminal Have a Live Organist?
Tracking down the truth about there once being a live organist in Grand Central Terminal.
October 12, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND: Grand Central Terminal (NYC) , Organs (Musical) , New York City
It's a Giant. It's a Novelty. It's a Tuba Named Big Carl.
A music publisher is trying to bring Big Carl — a tuba that stands nearly 8 feet tall, contains 60 feet of tubing and weighs about 100 pounds — back to public view.
September 27, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND: Tubas , Fischer, Carl, Music , New York City , Musical Instruments , Music , Fischer, Carl (Music Publisher) , Bohland & Fuchs
Veteran Banjo Player Wins Bluegrass Honor
The banjo player Eddie Adcock, 76, won the Steve Martin Prize for Excellence in Bluegrass and Banjo.
September 16, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND: Music , Awards, Decorations and Honors , Banjos , Martin, Steve , Adcock, Eddie (1938- )
Who Said 'Massive' and 'Foreboding' Can't Be Enjoyable?
The organist Paul Jacobs told a Juilliard audience that he holds the "difficult" composer Max Reger "near and dear to my heart."
September 12, 2014, Friday
MORE ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND: Classical Music , Music , Juilliard School , Organs (Musical) , Reger, Max , Jacobs, Paul
A Night Packed With Boulez
Taka Kigawa, a gifted and daring pianist, will take on the music of Pierre Boulez, the doyen of complexity and kaleidoscopic colors.
August 24, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND: Kigawa, Taka , Boulez, Pierre , Le Poisson Rouge , Pianos , Music
A Clarinet Virtuoso on a Quest for New Experiences
At 43, the Swedish clarinetist Martin Frost has developed an urge to move beyond the traditional concert format.
August 22, 2014, Friday
MORE ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND: Music , Brahms, Johannes , Frost, Martin , Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus , Paganini, Nicolo , Bach, Johann Sebastian , Scandinavia , Classical Music , Clarinets , Sweden , Gothenburg (Sweden) , Mostly Mozart Festival , Musical Instruments , Violins and Violas , Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra , Royal Stockholm Philharmonic
What to Wear: Your Game Face and a Kilt
About 10 Highland games festivals are scheduled in California each year, including Scottish Fest in Costa Mesa over Memorial Day weekend, the largest such event in Southern California.
August 3, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND: Scotland , Festivals , Track and Field , California , Bagpipes , Music , Athletics and Sports , Dancing
To Pop Legends, He Was a Guitar Hero
"The Breeze: An Appreciation of JJ Cale," a tribute album by Eric Clapton being released on Tuesday, features Tom Petty, Mark Knopfler, John Mayer and Willie Nelson.
July 27, 2014, Sunday
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Police: Man broke into grandfather's house in Mount Ulla
MOUNT ULLA — Authorities say a Salisbury man and his girlfriend broke into his grandfather's home and another house nearby, stealing several items including a handgun.
Brandon Shawn Terry, 20, and Alaina Leigh Boyles, 21, both listed at the same address on Dappler Lane in Salisbury, were arrested Thursday.
According to the Rowan County Sheriff's Office, the two broke into the house of Terry's grandfather on Warren Drive in Mount Ulla and stole $3,000 worth of collectible coins.
The sheriff's office says Terry and Boyles also broke into another house on the same road and stole rings, a television, an Xbox game console, a camera and a Jimenez .380 caliber handgun. The property has an estimated value of $5,800.
They then sold some of the stolen items to Race City Coin Collectibles, investigators say.
Terry and Boyles each were charged with two counts of felony breaking and entering, two counts of felony larceny after breaking and entering, one count of felony larceny of a firearm and one count of felony obtaining property by false pretenses.
Terry also was charged with possession of firearms by a felon and a probation violation. He was previously convicted of felony larceny in November 2011. He served 10 months in prison and was released in August 2012.
The two were taken to Rowan County Detention Center. Terry was given a $45,000 bond and Boyles was given a $25,000 bond.


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Panic Disorder
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Answers to your questions about panic disorder. American Psychological Association website. Available at: http://www.apa.org/topics/anxiety/panic-disorder.aspx. Accessed November 26, 2013.
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Author: Admin/Sunday, August 04, 2013/Categories: General Interest, Bike Reviews & News, BMW MOA Club News
Announced July 20th at the 41st International Rally in Salem, Oregon.
F800GT - 6653 - Jack Ramskill, 46927 - Attica, OH
K1600GT – 5732 - Frank Pons, 125900 - McMinville, OR
S1000RR – 0819 - Chris Biegler, 147208 - Calgary, AB
G650GS Sertao – 4590 - David Stech, 81773 - Alamagordo, NM
R1200RT, 2897 - Kevin Sullivan, 119303 - Yaphank, NY
F800GS – 3531 - Lawrence Osolkowski, 164843 - North Tonawanda, NY
K1300S – 0284 - Cyle Keltner, 188908 - New Lisbon, WI
R1200R – 4432 - Gene Ray, 113731 - Kansas City, KS
C650GT – 2381 - Thomas Overbey, 66594 - Fayetteville, AR
R1200GS Adventure – 2586 - Butch Blodgett, 189130 - Seatac, WA
F800R – 5552 - Ron Kimble, 115494 - Panama City, FL
Custom R1200GS – 4945 - Shane Yanagisawa, Seattle, WA
Bonus A - ticket 6346, Paul Vegas of Folsom, LA. Member # 10976
Bonus B - ticket 2307, Trenton Bishop of Suffolk, VA, Member # 101216.
Scroll down for Official Rules
The Prizes
Every Superstakes ticket will be eligible for 11 regular drawings for new BMW motorcycles and a grand prize drawing for a one-of-a-kind, custom R1200GS, built by Pandora's European Motorsports.
The Bonus Drawings
The "Build Your Own Bike" bonus drawing will allow the winner to pick any model in the current BMW lineup and $5,000 of gear and accessories for a completely custom ride. Pick any bike. Pick your accessories and ride the bike you have always wanted. Want a R1200GS Adventure? Perfect. How about a K1600GTL? Go for it. Any bike, any accessory. It's your option.
Tickets on Sale April 1 through June 30
The Superstakes
It is called the Superstakes for a reason. Every Superstakes ticket gives the buyer a chance to win in 12 separate raffle drawings. Pick your bonus drawing or enter early for a chance to win the early bird drawing. It is the largest BMW motorcycle giveaway in history, with over $250,000 in prizes. It's all for BMW MOA members! Buy your tickets online!
How do I get a Superstakes ticket?
Tickets can be purchased on the website at www.bmwmoa.org/superstakes or by calling 636-394-7277. Order blanks will also be available through the BMW Owners News with a return mailing address.
Do I get a ticket automatically with my new membership or renewal?
Does the Superstakes ticket include my rally entry fee?
The rally entry fee was included as a special for the 40th anniversary of the MOA. For 2013, the rally entry fee component has been replaced by the bonus drawings for additional motorcycles.
Are you going to send me an actual ticket?
No. United States Postal Service regulations prohibit mailing lottery or raffle tickets. We will mail you a receipt along with your claim number(s) and keep the original order on file at the BMW MOA office.
How many tickets can I purchase?
You may purchase as many tickets as you like, however, total ticket sales will be limited to 10,000 to increase the odds of winning.
I purchased a Superstakes ticket and I have not received anything in return. How can I check on my purchase?
Please allow 2 – 3 weeks to process your order. If you have not received confirmation in that time frame OR the closing date is approaching, please call the BMW MOA office at 636-394-7277 and the BMW MOA staff will be glad to assist you.
Can I purchase tickets online?
Yes. You can purchase tickets online at www.bmwmoa.org/superstakes.
Can I sell my ticket to someone else?
No. The tickets are not transferrable.
How much are the tickets?
Single tickets are $100 each.
Can I get three tickets for the price of two or a discount on multiple tickets?
Tickets are $100 each and there are no discounts for multiple tickets, however, you can purchase as many tickets as you like.
My neighbor got a ticket numbered lower than mine and I mailed my order in two weeks before him?
The ticket numbers are non sequential and of no importance other than as an identifier for the winning ticket. All tickets have an equal chance of winning.
Do I have to choose between Bonus Drawing A or B when I purchase my ticket?
Yes, you will need to specify which bonus drawing you prefer. If a choice is not indicated on the order blank, buyers will automatically be entered in Bonus Drawing A - "Choose Any New BMW Motorcycle and $5,000 in Accessories" drawing.
I want to be in Bonus Drawing B and receive a free membership for a friend. How does that work?
Along with your receipt and ticket number, you will receive a membership form for the free membership to give to a friend. Have the person complete the form and mail it back to the MOA to receive their free membership.
What are the prizes this year?
The prize pool for the 2013 Superstakes is as follows:
Early Bird Drawing for tickets purchased by May 1, 2013 – R1200GS. That drawing will be MAY 11.
12 Regular Drawings
4. G650GS Sertao
10. R1200GS Adventure
12. Grand Prize – Custom R1200GS
1. Bonus Drawing A – Choose any new BMW Motorcycle and add $5,000 in accessories.
2. Bonus Drawing B – Win a pair of F800GS motorcycles – one for you and one for a friend.
How many prizes are available?
14 prizes will be awarded from 14 drawings. Superstakes tickets purchased prior to May 1, 2013 will qualify for a bonus drawing for a 2013 R1200GS to be drawn May 11, 2013 for a total of 15 prizes.
Can I win more than one prize?
Yes. Every ticket number is included in every drawing. All tickets numbers have an equal chance of winning. You can also purchase multiple tickets for better odds of winning.
What are the odds for winning?
Actual odds depend on the number of tickets purchased and the number of individuals, but minimum odds of winning any prize are 1 in 10,000. The more tickets you purchase, the better your odds of winning.
When will the winners be announced?
Prize winners will be announced July 20, 2013 at the 41st Annual BMW MOA International Rally in Salem, Oregon. Results will simultaneously be posted at www.bmwmoa.org.
Do I have to be present to win?
No, the winner will be contacted by phone, email or registered mail within 14 days of the drawing.
If I win the motorcycle, are you going to ship it to me?
No, the winner is responsible for all delivery costs and arrangements.
Is the first service (or any service) included as part of the prize for the motorcycle?
No. Maintenance costs will be the responsibility of the winner.
I don't live in the United States. Will the winning motorcycle be legal in my country?
All motorcycles will be US specification models. You should check with your local governing body to determine if that model can be imported into your country.
I can't import a US specification motorcycle into my country. Are you going to buy me a motorcycle that meets my country requirements?
No. The motorcycle prizes awarded in the Superstakes are US specification motorcycles.
I don't want the motorcycle or any of the other prizes. Is there a cash option?
No, but it would be nice if you donated your prize to a worthy charity such as the BMW MOA Foundation.
I don't like the paint scheme on the bike. Can I order a different color?
Unfortunately, the prize package is a specific motorcycle and the color cannot be changed.
Am I going to pay taxes on the prize?
Yes, any federal, state and local taxes are the responsibility of the winner.
How much are the taxes on the prize?
Taxes depend on the prize won and your geographical location. You should contact a local tax professional for a specific amount of your tax liability.
Are you sending tax forms at the end of the year?
Yes, you will receive the appropriate tax forms.
I have other questions. Who should I contact?
You can speak with any of the BMW MOA staff by calling 636-394-7277 or email your questions to firstname.lastname@example.com.
1. Superstakes ticket sales begin April 1, 2013 and end June 30, 2013.
2. All ticket orders must be RECEIVED by the BMW MOA staff on or before June 30, 2013.
3. Superstakes tickets may be ordered online at www.bmwmoa.org, by calling 636-394-7277 or by mailing the Superstakes order blank posted in the BMW Owners News.
4. Complete prize list is available online at www.bmwmmoa.org and as listed in the April 2013 issue of the BMW Owners News.
6. Only 10,000 tickets will be sold. Tickets are numbered 0000 to 9999.
7. Multiple ticket purchases by a single buyer are permissible.
8. You must be 18 years of age or older to purchase a ticket.
9. Any number can win more than one prize. Odds of winning depend on final number of tickets sold.
10. All winning numbers will be drawn randomly and winners will be announced Saturday, July 20, 2013 at the 41st Annual BMW MOA International Rally in Salem, Oregon.
11. Complete winners list will be posted on www.bmwmoa.org.
12. Winners claiming their prize must present PHOTO IDENTIFICATION.
13. All winners must claim prizes by August 30, 2013 or forfeit prize.
14. Winners are subject to all applicable taxes. Consult your local tax professional for exact tax liability.
15. Vehicle winners will be responsible for any documentation, registration and titling fees required by the delivering dealer or their state licensing agency or agencies.
16. The BMW MOA Foundation reserves the right to replace, substitute or exchange any of the prizes listed with a similar prize of equal or greater value.
17. BMW MOA Foundation Board members, BMW MOA employees, contractors and their immediate families are ineligible to win. Immediate family is defined as legal or common law spouse and dependent children.
18. The BMW MOA, BMW MOA Foundation, Pandora's European Motorsports and any other sponsors, their officers, directors, employees, volunteers, or any person or organization affiliated with BMW MOA Foundation will not assume any liability for any loss, injury, claim or otherwise resulting from any prize obtained through the sale of a ticket. By submitting an order for a Superstakes ticket and receiving a drawing number, the buyer acknowledges this limitation of liability and assumes any liability and will hold harmless the BMW MOA Foundation or any affiliate for any liability resulting from the purchase of this ticket or any prize resulting therefrom.
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The Who Is The Soundtrack To The World Series
Friday, October 26, 2012
You're going to be hearing a lot of the Who during the World Series between the San Francisco Giants and Detroit Tigers. Ultimate Classic Rock reported that the band's classic tunes will be used throughout the games, which will be "edited and matched to in-game play, as well as used in game promos, during highlight shows and in custom web content." Who fans will also be hearing a few custom mixes of the band's tracks created especially for the World Series games.
If the music isn't enough to drive home the fact that the Who are heading back out on the road, the sportscasters will be plugging the band's road dates behind their revival of Quadrophenia, and will "work the band's songs into their commentary, as well as promote their upcoming tour, with contests for tickets and autographed albums on Fox's website."
Pete Townshend explained that the band's onstage chemistry, now generated by himself and surviving member Roger Daltrey, remains a mystery: "One of the problems that we have in the Who, is that the dynamic, the dynamic tension that we create on the stage is of an order that neither Roger, nor I, really properly understand. It just sort of happens. And we don't really know what it is that we're dealing with. It's like a mystery."
Out now is Pete Townshend's autobiography, Who I Am.
The Who's 37-date Quadrophenia & More Tour kicks off on November 1st at Sunrise, Florida's Bank Atlantic Center.
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Our Team
Unified's founders and senior management team have led strategy and innovation at companies like AdMob, Connexus, DoubleClick, Google, Involver, Salesforce.com, The OutCast Agency, Ticketmaster, and Yahoo. Unified's experts in enterprise software and social marketing have built successful companies and are recognized industry leaders.
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Sheldon Owen is the co-founder and CEO of Unified, the creators of the first cloud-based social operating platform for global brands and agencies. Sheldon's vision and corporate direction have made Unified an award-winning company and one of the fastest growing social marketing technology platforms in the industry.
Sheldon has over 15 years of experience in developing and operating emerging technology and digital media companies. He has successfully managed over $1 billion in digital media campaigns throughout his career and has worked with global brands such as Verizon, Starbucks, Unilever, P&G and BMW. Sheldon is an active board member, start-up advisor and angel investor.
Prior to starting Unified, Sheldon served in several executive roles within TrafficMarketplace, a leading digital marketing company, through its successful acquisition in 2010. During his tenure, he managed a $90 million P&L and created one of the fastest growing social ad networks in the industry. TrafficMarketplace's social business grew from zero to $50 million annual run-rate within 18 months of launch and became a charter partner in the Facebook API Key and Facebook Approved Ad Platform programs. Sheldon has previously served in a variety of senior executive roles throughout his career including VP of Marketing of a $300 million division at CA Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: CA).
Jason oversees all product, technology, and organizational strategy at Unified. Prior to co-founding Unified, Jason was co-founder and CEO of Social Suitcase, an innovator in the brand engagement space that was acquired by Connexus.
He has held executive roles at a number of social media companies, including his tenure as co-founder and CEO of Teach The People, a Facebook Fund Grant Company and a TechCrunch 40 Finalist. Jason's experience also extends to financial services and enterprise software, including positions at Merrill Lynch, Siebel, and Salesforce.com. At Salesforce.com he managed the release process for the largest on-demand CRM rollout in the history of the cloud at the time.
Jason received a BS in Entrepreneurship and Information Systems from Quinnipiac University and a Masters in Organizational Leadership from Gonzaga University.
Roger Clark is the Chief Financial Officer of Unified where he oversees all corporate administration, including finance and accounting, HR, legal, IR and business operations. He is also a Board observer and serves as Unified's Treasurer.
Prior to Unified, Roger spent three years as CFO of Interclick, a leading provider of digital advertising technology and services, which was acquired by Yahoo in 2011 and rebranded Genome in 2012. He played a pivotal role in many of Interclick's achievements, including a successful listing on NASDAQ.
Roger previously spent 15 years with IAC/InterActiveCorp (NASDAQ:IACI) in a variety of divisional and corporate capacities, including nine years leading the company's investor relations and financial communication efforts while IAC transformed into a Fortune 500 conglomerate.
Roger began his career as a CPA with Ernst & Young in Cleveland and Los Angeles. He graduated from Ohio University and holds a Business Certificate from Columbia University.
Brian oversees sales at Unified. He has over 15 years of experience in the digital media and advertising business, having worked at some of the largest and most significant companies in the industry.
Prior to joining Unified, Brian spent two years at Google where he managed a team responsible for Google's full range of search, display, video and mobile advertising products in the Financial Services vertical. Brian joined Google as part of the company's acquisition of AdMob, where he was the Director of East Coast Sales, managing AdMob's New York-based operations. Before joining AdMob, Brian spent 5 years at Yahoo managing several key accounts in New York and Boston. He was also part of the original DoubleClick team where he launched and oversaw DoubleClick's international sales operations, based in New York, London and Dublin. He started his career in advertising at McCann-Erickson.
Brian holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY.
Prior to joining Unified, Calvin served as President & CEO of Tumri, the pioneer and leader in dynamic creative platform. Calvin has also served as the Chief Operating Officer of Connexus, a leading Internet performance marketing company, where he oversaw all corporate wide strategic sales, business development, corporate development and marketing initiatives. Additionally, he served as President of Connexus' Traffic Marketplace division, where he spearheaded all aspects of daily operations of one of the leading advertising networks in the industry. Prior to Connexus, Calvin served as SVP of Sales and Marketing at Ticketmaster where he directed corporate-wide sales efforts and marketing strategies during a period when Ticketmaster expanded its internet business three-fold and introduced over 20 new products and services to the market.
Calvin has also served as Director of Strategic Planning & Finance at Lycos, where he evaluated, structured and negotiated merger, acquisition, joint-venture, partnership and investment opportunities. He has also held positions at St. Paul Venture Capital and Credit Suisse First Boston.
Calvin holds an M.B.A. from Stanford University and a B.S. in electrical engineering, Magna Cum Laude, and a B.A. in economics-business, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of California, Los Angeles.
Josh has overall responsibility for the advertising delivery operations that are critical to Unified's customers' success. Prior to co-founding Unified, Josh was co-founder and COO of Social Suitcase, an innovator in the brand engagement space that was acquired by Connexus.
Previously, Josh was a founder at Teach The People, a Facebook Fund Grant Company and a TechCrunch 40 Finalist. He also served as a graduate instructor at Emory University.
Josh received a Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature, Art History, Linguistics, and French from Emory University. He is also a PhD candidate at Emory.
David is responsible for the technology behind Unified's Social Operating Platform (SOP). He has 15 years of experience in shipping solutions for customers, including his first major project, which was recognized by President Bill Clinton in 1998.
Previously, David cofounded PageLever, the leading Facebook analytics point solution provider. PageLever was part of Y Combinator's Summer 2011 class and was backed by a number of well-known angel investors. In January 2013, Unified acquired PageLever and included its applications in the Unified SOP.
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Why do we still support the UN?
Despite recent conflict in Gaza, which erupted after Israel decided to no longer tolerate the constant barrage of rocket fire across its border, the UN General Assembly has decided to recognize Palestine as a state. This afternoon, it granted Palestine "non-member observer state" status.
Doing nothing to ease US and Israel's apprehension regarding the vote, UN Secretary General sent out a mistaken tweet urging a one-state solution:
This slip up highlights the tension surrounding the issue. Pushing statehood through the UN will only...