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Traditional New Orleans Jazz
My wife, Linda, and I were in Minnesota for Mardi Gras this year, where we enjoyed some hot jazz along with the cold and snow. We went to a Fat Tuesday party at a Minneapolis bar and grill called The Times. The Southside Aces, a local traditional New Orleans jazz band, were playing that night to celebrate the release of their inaugural CD. Their home page is at
www.southsideaces.com
and includes a link to the CD Baby site where two minute clips from each of the songs on their album are available for downloading.
The clarinetist and band leader, Tony Balluf, really swings those tunes while the Sousaphone [played by Eric Jacobson] keeps the base line jumpin' and the horns and guitar add their riffs to the mix. Our personal favorite among these talented musicians is the drummer, but that's hardly an unbiased opinion: he's our son, David.
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Asociacion de Estudiantes de Ortesis y Protesis.
Ciudad de Mexico 14 de Abril, 2005.
Estimado John Michael CPO, FAAOP, FISPO: es muy agradable enterarnos que en el Century College de Minnesota se ha formado, desde hace algunos años, la Asociacion de Estudiantes de O & P. Este es un ejem... read more
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Re: Asociacion de Estudiantes de Ortesis y Protesis.
I agree, Sr. Castillo. The Century College OPSA model is a good one to emulate worldwide, which is one reason I was pleased to feature their work in this corner. Best professional regards. --John Michael CPO
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Tabal de Medidas Antropometricas.
Ciudad de Mexico 1 de Abril, 2005.
Estimado John Michael, CPO, FAAOP, FISPO: Un protesistas de Buenos Aires, Argentina, pregunta si existe alguna Tabla de Medidas Antropometricas para determinar la altura real de una persona amputada bilat... read more
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Re: Tabal de Medidas Antropometricas.
Sr. Castillo- Yes, there are several sources for anthropomorphic data that could be used to predict leg length, bone length, or overall height for a person with bilateral lower limb amputations. This information is often summarized in bas... read more
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Protesistas en Miami.
Ciudad de Mexico 25 de Marzo, 2005.
Estimado John Michael CPO, FAAOP, FISPO:
Una persona amputada Latinoamericana viajo a la ciudad de Miami para la adaptacion de un nuevo socket transfemoral. ¿Puede usted recomendar algun
practicante c... read more
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Re: Protesistas en Miami.
Dear Sr. Castillo- I recommend searching the ABC web site at www.abcop.org to find Certified Prosthetists in a specific US city or region. There are a large number of good practitioners in the Miami area. --John Michael CPO
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Love that Jazz...
Hi John,
noticed Dave had disappeared from "The Mullet Boyz"...from a fellow drummer great to see he's still beating those skins!
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how do i get where you are?
hello,
my name is ashlee kingsberry and i am a student at lebanon high school in lebanon oregon. awhile ago i sent in to this sight to get information about college. i never got anything back. If anyone can give me any information on whe... read more
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Re: how do i get where you are?
Hi Ashlee- As I replied in response to your post back in April of last year, you can go to http://www.opcareers.org to learn more about the prerequisites to enter this field. --John Michael CPO
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Jazz Tradicional de Nueva Orleans.
Ciudad de Mexico 3 de Marzo, 2005.
Estimado John Michael, CPO, FAAOP, FISPO: Disfrutamos los fragmentos de las melodias interpretadas por la banda de jazz The Southside Aces. Felicitamos a su hijo David Michael por su participacion dentro... read more
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Re: Jazz Tradicional de Nueva Orleans.
Thanks for your encouraging comments, Sr. Castillo. I hope other readers also find the occasional brief article on multimedia topics of interest. Best professional regards. --John Michael CPO
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