Ralph szepanski biography
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- Achim Szepanski (1957-2024), was a member of the German experimental noise band P.D. in 1980, and then P16.D4 in 1982.
- Georg had 4 siblings: Günter Szepanski and 3 other siblings.
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POW Biographies and Profiles
Adams, Berdine
Albert, Philip L.
Aldrich, Robert Leroy
Allen, John H.
Anderson, John
Arends, Andrew George
Armijo, Manuel Anastacio
Aster, Karel (WWII POW account - WWII experiences)
Ayers, Billy Alvin
Balaza, Charles
Basham, Charles E.
Bashleben, James Phillip
Becraft, Leory (Roy) Truman see Hildreth Profile; he credits Becraft for his receiving the Navy Cross.
Beekwilder, Henricus W. B.
Benedum, George D. Jr.
Bennett, James Oscar
Berkenbosch, Jan
Bigelow, Frank
Bilek, Anton Frank
Bras, Gerrit
Brock, James B. (bio courtesy of son)
Broersma, Albert
Browning, Wesley Clifton Jr.
Brownell, Theodore A. Richard see Ted Lewin profile for mention of Brownell
Bruer, John J.
Brunsmann, Jean Marie
Buckley, Joseph
Buggs, Lester Raymond
Caldwell, Raymond
Carringer, Wayne
Chalker, Lloyd "Joe"
Chandler, Drolan
Chapa, David Nunez
Christison, Don L.
Chumley, George Everett
Cicha, John Rudolph
Cleboski, Leon A.
Comeaux, Horace J.
Cope, Artie
Corre, Harry
Cox, Oscar A.
Cravens, Maynard
Crowell, George
Curby, Douglas F.
Curtis, G
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And the winner is…
People who do a lot of research and make remarkable advances deserve to win prizes – and, in our opinion, everyone should hear about it!
RWTH Professor Gabriele Gramelsberger admitted to the NRW Academy
17. May 2019: The North Rhine-Westphalian Academy of Sciences, Humanities, and the Arts has recently admitted twelve new members, including RWTH Professor Gabriele Gramelsberger, holder of the Chair of Theory of Science and Technology at the RWTH Aachen University. She is also a member of the RWTH’s Human Technology Center and Vice-Dean for Research at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities.
The NRW Academy is an association of leading researchers in the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, founded in 1970 as the successor institution to the Association for Research of North Rhine-Westphalian Research Working Group. The Academy is divided into scientific classes for the humanities, sciences and medicine, engineering and economics, and a class for the arts. The Academy currently has around 230 full members and 140 corresponding members.
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The record label Mille Plateaux meant the world to me back in the mid-1990s, and it still does. Albums from Oval, Cristian Vogel, Microstoria, Snd, Thomas Köner, and Porter Ricks, just to name a few acts, and later the essential Clicks + Cuts compilation series (the first one, which came out in 2000, had 25 tracks, from the likes of Vladislav Delay, Frank Bretschneider, Alva Noto, Pansonic, Curd Duca, Jake Mandell, Kit Clayton, and Kid 606, among others) were central and defining to my listening, especially in regard to glitch and ambient techno. The label’s founder, Achim Szepanski, died this week at age 67. I interviewed him once, in 1996, back when I was an editor at Tower Records’ Pulse! magazines, for an overview of electronic music labels, when the sheer number of them was exploding, often creating myriad sublabels in the process. “Our label gives the artists the possibility to control the production from the beginning to the end,” Szepanski told me at the time.
Some releases on Mille Plateaux and Force Inc. are available on Bandcamp: https://forceincmilleplateaux.bandcamp.
The record label Mille Plateaux meant the world to me back in the mid-1990s, and it still does. Albums from Oval, Cristian Vogel, Microstoria, Snd, Thomas Köner, and Porter Ricks, just to name a few acts, and later the essential Clicks + Cuts compilation series (the first one, which came out in 2000, had 25 tracks, from the likes of Vladislav Delay, Frank Bretschneider, Alva Noto, Pansonic, Curd Duca, Jake Mandell, Kit Clayton, and Kid 606, among others) were central and defining to my listening, especially in regard to glitch and ambient techno. The label’s founder, Achim Szepanski, died this week at age 67. I interviewed him once, in 1996, back when I was an editor at Tower Records’ Pulse! magazines, for an overview of electronic music labels, when the sheer number of them was exploding, often creating myriad sublabels in the process. “Our label gives the artists the possibility to control the production from the beginning to the end,” Szepanski told me at the time.
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