There are no guitar, no Fender's involved in my music, only bass. The beats are made with Roland Electronic Drum's. I play 4-string bass with SansAmp Tech21 preamps and Hugues and Kettner Ampman. My music is always jambase and improvised. There's no more than 6 hours between the first looping and jamming and the released mix on Soundcloud. These loops are indentified with AI in the title. I recently wrote lyrics with the help of artificial Intelligence. Lyrics are from the original bands and done in the style and fashion of these groups. My music is Inspired by the progressive and alternative rock era bands. Please note that I have no formal musical education, I just play by ear. I recorded my ideas on a 6 tracks Looper, that’s my main tool to create music. I compose music with three four-string bass tuned in B, A and E. If it’s your first time here, please subscribe to get the latest loops and creation. “This truly is an institution that does not rise or fall on the reputation of a very few.Before I begin, I would like to Thank You for your visit. “The wealth of talent at UAB is immense,” Koopman said. After completing his residency training at Massachusetts General Hospital, he worked three years at the National Institute of Dental Research as a staff fellow. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Washington and Jefferson College and his medical degree from Harvard University. Koopman, author or co-author of more than 260 scientific writings, is internationally recognized for his contributions in the understanding of the pathophysiology and management of rheumatoid arthritis. “We are fortunate that he will continue to serve as a member of the faculty and enhance the reputation of the institution.”
William Deal, UAB vice president and dean of the School of Medicine. Koopman has been a tireless leader for not only the Department of Medicine, but for the entire university,” said Dr. “He is truly one of UAB’s stars, and we are so grateful to him.” Koopman’s national reputation and superb leadership have been critical to sustaining UAB’s prominence in medical education, research and patient care,” said UAB President Carol Z. “I believe there are many such opportunities that exist for UAB researchers.” “In addition to time with my family, I look forward to working with our Sankyo/UAB program and having more time to work on licensing agreements similar to the one we have with Sankyo,” Koopman said. He also led important efforts to partner with private industry, notably UAB’s partnership with Sankyo, a Japanese pharmaceutical company - a collaboration that has resulted in more than $16 million in funding. Extramural funding for the department exceeds $160 million - some one-third of UAB’s total research funding. The Department of Medicine is the largest department in UAB’s medical center, and under Koopman’s leadership, has been among the elite programs in terms of research funding from the National Institutes of Health, currently ranked 11th. However, I have four grandchildren and two daughters who live at opposite ends of the nation and I want to be able to spend more time with them.” “I have thoroughly enjoyed my time as chairman and my association with my colleagues, and I am very proud of what we have accomplished together.
“At about that point in a department this large, the pace of change and the need for fresh ideas makes a change in leadership desirable. “When I accepted this position, I felt that 10 to 11 years was the longest I would stay,” Koopman said. He will remain as a faculty member, continuing his tenure at UAB that began in 1977. William Koopman, chairman of the department of medicine at UAB since 1995, has announced his intention to step down from that position as of July 1, 2005.
William Koopman, chairman of the department of medicine at UAB since 1995, has announced his intention to step down from that position as of July 1, 2005.īIRMINGHAM, AL - Dr.
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