Robert Cambron
works with a variety of color and monochrome images, motion and motionless. Still images and optical printing of multiple subjects. Official photographer of Flux Oersted. Public gallery exhibits and live projection shows form a riveting subject stream in interesting compositions.
I've got some good portrait photos at FluxOersted.com.
James Alton is a collaborative guitarist with classical and jazz influences along with Black Sabbath and Emerson Lake and Palmer. Alton is the lead guitarist for Flux Oersted with notable appearances in A Presence Called Fred, Harmonic Comotion, and The Nortwest Georgia Winds.. BA in Music Education, Kennesaw State University.
Rollo Carpenter
As a writer Rollo Carpenter blipped into being for Versality, his first novel, but it represents a lifetime of scientific interest, spontaneous ideas, climbing trees, and creative computing.
Aged 16 in 1981, Rollo spent all his savings on a 1k 'microcomputer'. He jumped inside the machine, programming games to play, and a bot to talk to – years before that word even existed.
His ideas evolved into Cleverbot, a website and AI. Thanks to wacky and user-reflecting tendencies it became popular, and has spoken to and learned from hundreds of millions of people around the world. The real world.
Hear Rollo's music at SoundCloud.com under the name Muterial and read his novel Versality in print and electronic formats.
Frank Fuller
Started at Yamaha music school in Marietta, GA aged 6. Started private lessons with Mark Gaber from age 7 to present and studied music composition. Studied piano for 2 years at Young Harris College with Mary Ann Fox and Jeff Bauman from 1996-98. Played at several local places in the Atlanta metro area between 1996-2009, including at small venues, private events, and open mic nights, including events at MARS music, the Cobb Galleria Mall, the Ferst Center for the Arts at GA Tech, Georgia State and Clark Atlanta (3rd place talent show, Clark Atlanta, 2002), Oglethorpe University and Young Harris College. Performed at a local Asian restaurant in Marietta from 2006-2008. Keyboard player with a local rock/punk band, Philadelphia, PA 2010-2012. Taught piano at several academic institutions between 2017-2019. Taught private music lessons between 1998-2019 to various age groups in the Atlanta and Philadelphia metro areas.
Radio station experience:
1999-2001 Oglethorpe university radio station WJTL.
2000-2002, 2006-2009 WREK Atlanta 91.1 FM GA Tech student radio
2003-2005, 2006-2007 WRAS Album 88. 88.5 FM Georgia State University
Spring 1999,. Internship, CNN Atlanta bureau
Education:
AA, Liberal Arts, Young Harris College,
BA, Politics, Oglethorpe University
MS, International Affairs, Georgia Institute of Technology
MA, Political Science, Georgia State University
EdS, Curriculum and Instruction, University of South Florida
PhD, Political Science, Clark Atlanta University
Song releases:
White Dolphin Records, 2022, "Never Losing Hope (Techhouse Version)" from the album Voxdeus Compilation
New Releases: from the Institute of Mimetic Sciences, 2023, "Frank Fuller 7", 10 song album.
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Chef Librarian Sara Garner from the upcoming video series, "Cooking from my Collection." Sara studies the portability and reliability of recipes in cookbooks as well as nutrition, and user experience. She can converse about measurements and availability and origin of ingredients. Her degrees are in history and medicine. Sara is an alumnus of Kennesaw State University, BA in history. Also Georgia Highlands College, registered critical care nurse. Studied law and political science at Jacksonville State University.
David C. Hamill was a part-time Senior Lecturer at the School of Electronics, Computing and Mathematics, University of Surrey. David taught computer programming and electronics and conducted satellite engineering research. Previously he was technical director of PAG Ltd, a manufacturer of electronic equipment for the broadcast industry. David has a PhD in electronics, and is a Chartered Engineer, a member of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, a senior member of the Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers, and an affiliate member of the British Computer Society.
Hear David's music at Focal Chords or on SoundCloud
Adeena Mignogna is on a quest to encourage others to develop a love of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math… through a love of science fiction!
Adeena is a physicist and astronomer (by degree) working in aerospace as a software engineer and manager. More importantly, she’s a long-time science fiction geek with a strong desire to inspire others through writing about robots, aliens, artificial intelligence, computers, longevity, exoplanets, virtual reality, and more.
Adeena is writing her Robot Galaxy novels now. These have been keenly anticipated and a good read says Sara Garner, our resident Sci-Fi afficionado. Read about Adeena and her books at AdeenaMignogna.com and learn about podcasts and appearances that she's in.
Rachel Rhodes is a French-American bassist, singer, composer, songwriter, and recording artist. She plays a custom Elrick Gold Series 6-string fretless bass and a custom Elrick Gold Series 8-string fretted bass.
Learn more about Rachel at RachelRhodes.com
Where do we go from here?
We are at the beginning of several new art forms that are coming together now. Artificial Intelligence has progressed to the point that we can program computers to imitate people, giving them The Illusion of Life. Similarly, the art of texting sees text as a medium with more than one channel of information, invoking the recognition of identity and personality. The art of story telling with software robots, and real robots portrays the characters of a story arc, much the way film tells a story, but using natural languages to tell their continuous narrative of machines living as we do yet online all the time, waiting for an interaction, never sleeping, never hungry, never tired.
Music seems the way to reach people beyond language. Music is universally accepted in all its various forms.
Donations:
University of Surrey, Guildford, UK, 2005 Colloquium on Conversational Systems
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