#Steve Diorio

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By KATHY McCORMACK and ROBERT F. BUKATY

November 21, 2023

HINSDALE, N.H. (AP) — Geoffrey Holt was unassuming as the caretaker of a mobile home park in Hinsdale, New Hampshire, where he lived a simple, but curious life.

Residents would see Holt around town in threadbare clothes — riding his lawn mower, headed to the convenience store, parked along the main road reading a newspaper or watching cars pass.

He did odd jobs for others but rarely left town. Despite having taught driver’s ed to high schoolers, Holt had given up driving a car.

He opted for a bicycle instead and finally the mower.

His mobile home in the park was mostly empty of furniture — no TV and no computer, either. The legs of the bed went through the floor.

“He seemed to have what he wanted, but he didn’t want much,” said Edwin “Smokey” Smith, Holt’s best friend and former employer.

But Holt died earlier this year with a secret: He was a multimillionaire.

And what’s more, he gave it all away to this community of 4,200 people.

His will had brief instructions: $3.8 million to the town of Hinsdale to benefit the community in the areas of education, health, recreation and culture.

“I don’t think anyone had any idea that he was that successful,” said Steve Diorio, chairperson of the town selectboard who’d occasionally wave at Holt from his car.

“I know he didn’t have a whole lot of family, but nonetheless, to leave it to the town where he lived in ... It’s a tremendous gift.”

The money could go far in this Connecticut River town sandwiched between Vermont and Massachusetts with abundant hiking and fishing opportunities and small businesses.

It’s named for Ebenezer Hinsdale, an officer in the French and Indian Wars who built a fort and a grist mill.

In addition to Hinsdale’s house, built in 1759, the town has the nation’s oldest continually operating post office, dating back to 1816.

There’s been no formal gathering to discuss ideas for the money since local officials were notified in September.

Some residents have proposed upgrading the town hall clock, restoring buildings, maybe buying a new ballot counting machine in honor of Holt, who always made sure he voted.

Another possibility is setting up an online drivers’ education course.

Organizations would be be able to apply for grants via a trust through the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, drawing from the interest, roughly about $150,000 annually.

"Hinsdale will utilize the money left very frugally as Mr. Holt did,” said Kathryn Lynch, town administrator.

Holt’s best friend Smith, a former state legislator who became the executor of Holt’s estate, had learned about his fortune in recent years.

He knew Holt, who died in June at age 82, had varied interests, like collecting hundreds of model cars and train sets that filled his rooms, covered the couch and extended into a shed.

He also collected books about history, with Henry Ford and World War II among his favorite topics.

Holt had an extensive record collection too, including Handel and Mozart.

Smith also knew that Holt, who earlier in life had worked as a production manager at a grain mill that closed in nearby Brattleboro, Vermont, invested his money.

Holt would find a quiet place to sit near a brook and study financial publications.

Holt confided to Smith that his investments were doing better than he had ever expected and wasn’t sure what to to do with the money. Smith suggested that he remember the town.

“I was sort of dumbfounded when I found out that all of it went to the town,” he said.

One of Holt’s first investments into a mutual fund was in communications, Smith said. That was before cellphones.

Holt’s sister, 81-year-old Alison Holt of Laguna Woods, California, said she knew her brother invested and remembered that not wasting money and investing were important to their father.

“Geoffrey had a learning disability. He had dyslexia,” she said.

“He was very smart in certain ways. When it came to writing or spelling, he was a lost cause. And my father was a professor.

So, I think that Geoff felt like he was disappointing my dad. But maybe socking away all that money was a way to compete.”

She and her brother grew up in Springfield, Massachusetts. Their father, Lee Holt, taught English and world literature at American International College.

Their mother, Margaret Holt, had a Shakespearean scholar for a dad.

She was an artist who “absorbed the values of the Quaker Society of Friends,” according to her obituary.

Both parents were peace activists who eventually moved to Amherst and took part in a weekly town vigil that addressed local to global peace and justice issues.

Their children were well-educated. Geoffrey went to boarding schools and attended the former Marlboro College in Vermont, where students had self-designed degree plans.

He graduated in 1963 and served in the U.S. Navy before earning a master’s degree from the college where his father taught in 1968.

In addition to driver’s ed, he briefly taught social studies at Thayer High School in Winchester, New Hampshire, before getting his job at the mill.

Alison remembers their father reading Russian novels to them at bedtime.

Geoffrey could remember all those long names of multiple characters.

He seemed to borrow a page from his own upbringing, which was strict and frugal, according to his sister, a retired librarian.

His parents had a vegetable garden, kept the thermostat low, and accepted donated clothes for their children from a friend.

She said Geoffrey didn’t need a lot to be happy, didn’t want to draw attention to himself, and might have been afraid of moving.

He once declined a promotion at the mill that would have required him to relocate.

“He always told me that his main goal in life was to make sure that nobody noticed anything,” she said, adding that he’d say “or you might get into trouble.”

They didn’t talk much about money, though he would ask her often if she needed anything.

“I just feel so sad that he didn’t indulge himself just a little bit,” she said.

But he never seemed to complain. He also always wasn’t on his own, either.

As a young man, he was briefly married and divorced.

Years later, he grew close to a woman at the mobile home park and moved in with her. She died in 2017.

Neither Alison nor Geoffrey had any children.

Holt suffered a stroke a couple of years ago and worked with therapist Jim Ferry, who described him as thoughtful, intellectual and genteel, but not comfortable with following the academic route that family members took.

Holt had developed mobility issues following his stroke and missed riding his mower.

“I think for Geoff, lawn mowing was relaxation, it was a way for him to kind of connect with the outdoors,” Ferry said.

“I think he saw it as service to people that he cared about, which were the people in the trailer park that I think he really liked because they were not fancy people.”

Residents are hoping Hinsdale will get noticed a bit more because of the gift.

“It’s actually a forgotten corner in New Hampshire,” said Ann Diorio, who’s married to Steve Diorio and is on the local planning board. “So maybe this will put it on the map a little bit.”

#Geoffrey Holt #Hinsdale #New Hampshire #Edwin “Smokey” Smith #Steve Diorio #Ebenezer Hinsdale #New Hampshire Charitable Foundation #Alison Holt #Jim Ferry #Ann Diorio #mobile home park #multimillionaire #donation #good deeds

[brn1029]

On this date in music history…

April 3rd

2007 - Keith Richards

Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards denied that he snorted the ashes of his late father. Jane Rose, Richards' manager, told MTV News the remarks were made ‘in jest’, and she could not believe they had been taken seriously. Richards had said in an interview with the NME: ‘He was cremated and I couldn't resist grinding him up with a little bit of blow.’ But NME interviewer Mark Beaumont was convinced that Richards was not joking when speaking to him about the alleged incident. ‘He did seem to be quite honest about it. There were too many details for him to be making it up,’ he later told BBC news.

1983 - U2

After completing a 29-date UK tour, U2 appeared on BBC TV Top Of The Pops performing their latest single 'Two Hearts Beat As One'.

1975 - Steve Miller

Steve Miller was charged with setting fire to the clothes of a friend, Benita Diorio. When police arrived at Miller's house, Diorio was putting out the flames, Miller then got into a fight with some of the policemen and was charged with resisting arrest.

1971 - Temptations

The Temptations scored their second US No.1 with 'Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)'. The track is considered one of the Temptations' signature songs, and is notable for recalling the sound of the group's 1960s recordings. It is also the final Temptations single to feature founding members Eddie Kendricks and Paul Williams.

1969 - The Doors

The Doors' Jim Morrison turned himself in to the FBI in Los Angeles. He was charged on six charges of lewd behavior and public exposure at a concert in Miami on March 2nd, 1969. He was later released on $2000 bail.

1967 - The Beatles

Working on The Beatles Sgt. Pepper album at Abbey Road studios in London, George Harrison recorded his lead vocal on his song 'Within You Without You' as well as a sitar part, and some acoustic guitar parts.

1964 - Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan made his first appearance on the UK charts with 'The Times They Are A-Changin''. Dylan wrote the song as a deliberate attempt to create an anthem of change for the time. In January 1984, a young Steve Jobs recited the second verse of 'The Times They Are a-Changin'' in his opening of the 1984 Apple shareholders meeting, where he famously unveiled the Macintosh computer for the first time.

1961 - The Marcels

The Marcels started a three week run at No.1 on the US singles chart with the Rodgers and Heart song 'Blue Moon', also a No.1 in the UK.

1956 - Elvis Presley

Elvis Presley appeared on ABC-TV's 'The Milton Berle Show' live from the flight deck of the USS Hancock in San Diego, California. He performed 'Heartbreak Hotel' 'Shake Rattle And Roll' and 'Blue Suede Shoes.' It was estimated that one out of every four Americans saw the show.

[parsippanylibrarykids]

Berne, Emma Carlson. Run Your Own Babysitting Business. 2014. Grades 4-6. You can be an entrepreneur -- Anyone need a babysitter? -- Have a plan -- Building a budget -- Advertise your services -- Organization counts -- Get creative -- Getting down to business -- Are you ready?.

Berne, Emma Carlson. Run Your Own Yard-Work Business. 2014. Grades 4-6. Becoming an entrepreneur -- Your business idea -- Time to make a plan -- The business of budgeting -- Awesome advertising -- Organizing your customers -- Supply yourself -- Getting down to business-- Are you ready?.

Cuban, Mark, Shaan Patel, & Ian McCue. Kid Start-Up: how you can be an entrepreneur. 2018. Grades 4-7. The stars of ABC's Shark tank explain how a kid can discover a great business idea and get it off the ground.

DiOrio, Rana & Emma D. Dryden. What Does it mean to be an Entrepreneur? 2016. Ages 4-8. The word 'entrepreneur' may feel distant to some, but this book, with its elegantly expressed concepts and superb imagery, makes entrepreneurial values accessible to children at a personal level.

Hyde. Natalie. What is Entrepreneurship? 2017.  Grades 3-7. Introduction -- What is an entrepreneur -- What does it take to be an entrepreneur? -- What do I need to do before starting a business -- How do I prepare a business plan -- How do I finance my new business -- How do I get my business up and running -- What do I do after I start my new business -- Conclusion.

Mara, Wil. American Entrepreneurship. 2014. Grades 4-6. The business of America : what exactly is an entrepreneur? -- A land of vision : what kind of a person is a 'visionary'? -- The more you know : why is it dangerous to be ignorant? -- America always succeeds -- in the end : what is the best part about failing? -- The 'never quit' attitude : what is the hardest part about having an original idea?    

Sutherland, Adam & Mike Gordon. Be a Young Entrepreneur. 2016. Grades 3-7. Use this guide to understand the ins and outs of being a business-minded kid wanting to succeed, to explore your ideas, to gain start-up tips, and to learn the secrets of entrepreneurship.

Blumenthal, Karen. Steve Jobs: the Man Who Thought Different. 2012. Grades 7-9. From the start, his path was never predictable. Steve Jobs was given up for adoption at birth, dropped out of college after one semester, and at the age of twenty, created Apple in his parents' garage with his friend SteveWozniack. Then came the core and hallmark of his genius--his exacting moderation for perfection, his counterculture life approach, and his level of taste and style that pushed all boundaries. A devoted husband, father, and Buddhist, he battled cancer for over a decade, became the ultimate CEO, and made the world want every product he touched  

Felix, Rebecca. Debbi Fields: Mrs. Fields Founder. 2017. Grades 4-6. This title unwraps the life of Mrs. Fields founder Debbi Fields! Readers will follow Fields's journey from her early work with the Oakland A's to her opening of Mrs. Fields Chocolate Chippery to the nation-wide chain of cookie shops. A timeline, fast facts, infographics, a glossary, an index and color photos supplement easy-to-read text.

Hamen, Susan E. John D. Rockefeller:  Entrepreneur & Philanthropist. 2011. Young determination -- The young entrepreneur -- The savvy businessman -- The business of oil -- Standard oil is born -- The standard octopus -- Rockefeller's monopoly -- Rockefeller the philanthropist -- The Rockefellerlegacy.

Polinsky, Paige. American Girl Entrepreneur:  Pleasant Rowland. 2018. Grades 4-6. "In this engaging biography, readers will learn about the inventor of the American Girl doll, Pleasant Rowland. Follow the story of Rowland as she creates American Girl from the original historical dolls to the updated American Girl of the Year and American Girl of Today to Truly Me and BeForever. Sidebars, historic photos, and a glossary enhance readers' understanding of this topic.

Stille, Darlene R. Madam C.J. Walker: the Inspiring Life Story of the Hair Care Entrepreneur. 2016. Grades 5-7. Madam C.J. Walker worked hard her entire life. The nationally known business leader gave generously of her time and money to further the cause of civil rights. She brought hope and optimism to African-Americans and tirelessly fought for racial equality.

Ventura, Marne. Elon Musk : Entrepreneur and Inovator. 2018. Grades 4-6. Elon Musk is known as a visionary entrepreneur for his work in renewable energy and space technology. Elon Musk: Entrepreneur and Innovatorexplores Musk's vision for improving the world and how he plans to accomplish his ambitious goals. Easy-to-read text, vivid images, and helpful back matter give readers a clear look at this subject.

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[circusfans-italia]

MEDRANO A TORINO: LE FOTO

MEDRANO A TORINO: LE FOTO

Negli scorsi giorni ho raggiunto il circo Medrano a Torino. E' stata l'occasione per realizzare il servizio fotografico sullo spettacolo che pubblico in queste pagine.

Come annunciato in diverse news precedenti, lo spettacolo della riapertura del Medrano, vede l'ingaggio di alcuni numeri di peso, a cominciare dai quadri della troupe Bingo, al globo della morte apribile della Troupe di Daniel Diorio alle verticali del giovanissimo Gabriel Dell' Acqua Canestrelli. Oltre a questi numeri, il file rouge dello spettacolo è assicurato da Roni e Stiv Bello che, assieme a Otto (Ottaviano Simili) assicurano sorrisi e buon umore. Completano la scaletta il giocoliere Sean Lima, il trasformismo di Denise Sforzi, le balestre di Stiv Bello, le grandi illusioni dei Casartelli, l'antipodismo di Michelle e gli animali, cavalleria in libertà ed elefanti, portati n pista da Braian.

Eccovi la scaletta dello show: - Troupe Bingo - grand opening - Sean Lima Casartelli - Giocoliere - Otto e Jacob: ripresa "l'uomo forzuto" - Steve Brothers - Trapezio comico "Zampano e Jacob" - Braian Casartelli - Elefanti - Otto e Jacob: ripresa - Denise Sforzi (e Steve Bello) - Trasformismo - Otto, Jacob e Ronni - "Ape dammi il miele" entrata comica - Braian Casartelli - Cavalleria - Otto Ronni e Jacob: ripresa del mago - Troupe Diorio's - Globo della morte - INTERVALLO - Bingo - Opening con palo cinese e verticalista - Stiv Bello e Denise Sforzi - Balestre - Otto e Luciano - ripresa - Grandi Illusioni - Michelle Casartelli - Antipodismo - Steve Brithers - eccentrico - Gabriel dell'Acqua - verticali - Gran Finale con tutta la compagnia in pista

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[tevotbegotnaught]

Ira Sullivan

"The land of the living was not far removed from the land of the ancestors. There was coming and going between them, especially at festivals and also when an old man died, because an old man was very close to the ancestors. A man's life from birth to  death was a series of transition rites which brought him nearer and nearer to his ancestors." Chinua Echebe

I met and heard Ira Sullivan when I was a teenager. A local business man, Steve Patton brought him to my hometown. In 50's Chicago, Steve partnered with Joe Segal to promote shows. Ira, one of their local stars. Twenty years later, in his toasty living room, aided by his LPs, Steve educated me on Ira's precipitous Chi-town rise and permanent Florida detour.

For East Coast visits, Steve built bands from a short list of stars: Reuben Brown-piano, Joe Diorio-guitar, Rufus Reid or Michael Formanek-bass, Billy Hart or Steve Bagby-drums. When the first gig happened, Steve called my dad to make sure I'd be there. I can't recall the first tune or set I heard Ira play, but from then on he added my own tenor to his lineup of brass and woodwinds. My horn remembers that.

 Ira was a stream-of-consciousness bandleader. While the other cats burned and churned, he stood stage left with an instrument, warming it with breath, testing his embouchure and shouting encouragement. Back at the mic, the next tune appeared headlong-a radically different tempo, a soulful chunk of melody or cascades of bebop elegance. With Ira's magnetic ears and catholic tastes, his choices and segues sometimes surprised and flummoxed harmonic players. Eventually someone made it work, though. His set always ended on alto flute and a long vamp surrounding "Amazing Grace". Ira's faith didn't make his playing sanctimonious or chasten his jazz musician argot. It did seem to keep him forever grateful for the life he had been given and music he shared.

I got to chauffer Ira a bit and have meals with him. I always brought a horn, in case we could play on downtime. He once asked me what I was learning. I told him, 'Infant Eyes". He gasped, "That's  Wayne's tune! So beautiful. Let's play it" He tilted his alto toward my tenor. "What note do you start on?" I told him. "Go ahead, man" he said, closing his eyes. As I played, he accompanied me with counterpoint, both simple and elaborate. I found I didn't know the music well enough to keep my place and listen to him and finally stopped, defeated. "You sound great. I haven't heard you in long time. Man, you're just getting better and better."

This was his teaching: dig deep into the music together, spread love, acceptance and encouragement. Onstage, Ira always invited young folk to stand next to him. He beamed at all of us while we played, never cutting us off (even when it would have been merciful), keeping us ever-involved playing backgrounds or trading with him.

I believe I remember everything he ever said to or around me. Heros make us both truly humble and falsely confident. Our small bodies spun wide by their powerful gravity.

 What I still aspire to is what I always witnessed from him: the highest standards of skill, a loving, accepting attitude, hunger for life on and off the bandstand. Mac Olsen, an old and dear friend of Ira's told me of a hang so extended they returned to diner multiple times over a weekend. When the wee-hour waitress saw Ira, she cracked, "YOU, AGAIN?"

#irasullivan #jazzmusician #mentor #gratitude

[ddinardo6018]

Band Camp

May 30, 2017

After spending a lifetime around Rock and Roll, I finally decided to do something about it.  

First some background.   I am in my late 50’s (OK almost 60), married for over 30 years, and the Father of two daughters.  I have lived in Northern Virginia outside Washington, DC since 1980 and am immersed in a variety of activities; I play golf at a local Country Club, have been involved in Competitive Swimming as an Official for nearly 20 years, still play pick-up ice hockey, and I’ve had my Pilot’s License since 1985.  I have no shortage of things to do.

As a kid, I played the piano and clarinet in grade school before graduating to the acoustic Guitar.  I played in Church through High School, but not much else.  In College at Colgate University, I gravitated to the Campus Radio Station, WRCU-FM.  I was a DJ and play-by-play man for both Hockey and Football.  After graduation, I came to the DC area to work as a DJ for a variety of AM and FM stations, including WFMD in Frederick, MD, WXTR-FM (”Extra 104″) and WMZQ-FM.  After getting the radio bug out of my system, I entered the Commercial Real Estate field where I’ve worked for over 30 years.

I’m the oldest of 5 kids, 4 boys and my “8 year-old Sister” who will turn 50 this year.  My Mom was a pretty good piano player and the likely source of any musical talent in the Family.  As kids, my Brothers were the musicians.  All three played in bands in High School and/or College and continue to play.  I made many road trips to Boston when I was in school to see their bands play at a variety of Clubs.  My youngest brothers, Chris and Jim, were drummers in Rods & Cones, which had a modicum of success in Boston and the Northeast during the early 80’s.  My other brother, Steve, played with a few groups while he was in College (part of the time with Chris), and even traveled up to Colgate in Upstate New York to play a couple of gigs at my fraternity.  These guys can play.  They spent the time during High School practicing and working on their craft.  I was too busy playing hockey and doing other extra-curricular stuff.  My sister was a pretty good singer and played the piano for a while as well.

Fast-forward twenty years or so, and I found myself thinking, “If only I had stuck with those piano/clarinet/guitar lessons, maybe I could play like my Brothers.”  Not too long after that my wife Kim surprised me with a Christmas gift of a new acoustic guitar and surprisingly it came back to me pretty quickly.  It just also happened that we ‘inherited’ an old spinet piano from my in-laws.  We wanted our daughters to take lessons; a side benefit was that I was able to fool around on the piano as well.  I didn’t take any lessons so the progress was slow, but I started to be able to play a few tunes.

At my 25th Colgate Reunion in 2005, some Classmates reconstituted their Band, 151, as our entertainment for the weekend.  As I mentioned to several people, the highlight of the weekend was Campus Security literally pulling the plug on them at 2:15 Sunday morning during the crescendo of ‘Freebird’.  As we lingered in the tents until nearly sunrise,  I told myself that I really wanted to be able to share that experience.  Five years later, I got the chance to fill in when 151’s regular keyboard player, Mark DiOrio, was unable to attend.  While a bit shaky, I managed to pull off playing bit bit less than half of the tunes.  I earned some kudos for handling the organ intro to ‘Freebird’ and was invited to join the Band as we accepted applause and a small gift at the Class Dinner on Saturday night.  Even though Mark returned for our 35th Reunion in 2015, I was able to participate, playing on over half of the songs as second keyboard/organ and adding background vocals.  I even sang lead on ‘Sweet Home Alabama’.  It was a blast.

Bolstered by my relative success at our 35th, I finally got up the nerve to revisit my woodwind background and took saxophone lessons for nearly a year.  I have acquired both an alto and a tenor horn, and continue to work on my sax skills.   Its been fun to explore another instrument.

About a year ago, I started discussing forming a Band with two guys from  my Country Club.  I know, not the place where you’d expect to make a rock ‘n roll connection, but Rob Francis, Chris Brown and I decided to give it a try.  After kicking it around for a while, in October of 2016 we committed to renting a rehearsal space every Sunday from 4 to 7 pm.  We recruited another guy from the Club, Jay Hawkins, as an additional guitar player.  Mark Leheney, a long-time friend/neighbor of mine joined as our drummer.  The final piece of the puzzle was the addition of Chris’s former band mate, Steve Harmon, as our lead singer.

Not long after we started rehearsing, a mutual friend from the Club approached Rob and Chris to see if we could play at his wife’s 50th birthday, an outdoor ‘gig’ at his home in late April.  After lots of discussion regarding potential police visits and knowing that the audience would be lots of friends, we elected to move forward.  One problem, we still didn’t have a name for our Band.  After a spirited debate, we settled on the name of ‘No One You Know’.

Next we had to come up with a set list, which wasn’t as hard as I thought it would be.  Within a week or so we had 25 songs that we were comfortable performing.  7 weeks of intense practice paid off, and our first public appearance was a success.  Of course there were mistakes and things we wanted to correct, but overall we were happy with the result.

Going forward, we are hoping to play every 6 to 8 weeks at some of the local establishments here in Arlington.  We’ve decided that our focus for events will be on charity, with all net proceeds going to an organization that could use our support.  In the interim, we are doing a Block Party for another friend this Saturday (weather permitting).  I’ll have more to add after the weekend.  

All in all, its been a great experience that I look forward to sharing with you via Tumblr.

[lemonex]

SPiRALiNG PRiSM JAZZ:MiX # 33 jazz tracks on the the JAZZ_line 1980-1968 # Herbie Hancock, Jack DeJohnette New Directions, Keith Jarrett, Zbigniew Seifert, Joe Diorio, Flora Purim, Joe Henderson, Alice Coltrane, Chase, Steve Cropper, Larry Coryell, Chick Corea, Miles Davis

[dive-into-marketing]

A MUST BUY FOR EXECUTIVES Steve Diorio has written a meaty and relevant book about selling technologies. In an age when there is so much E hype and fluff that only serves to confuse, we needed a book that was born from practical, everyday consulting and research in the offices of the best companies. The salient ideas about which Mr. Diorio expounds are absolutely critical for growth and profit. They carry with them an imperative that to ignore the protocols of this newest e technology will lead to peril and a fatal falling behind the power curve. Go to Amazon

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A Book That Actually Helps In an ocean of business books, Beyond e stands out as a prize catch. Too often, today's "gurus" write books that trumpet their personal accomplishments conveniently leaving out practical applications to specific business category needs. If we want real solutions, the cost raises from a $25 book to $25,000 per day consultation fee. Steve Diorio gives it all away in his book. Beyond e can also be called beyond best practices. He is the one guru I would invite to help my organization apply new technologies to our sales and marketing efforts. Read the book, pick up the phone and give him a call. Go to Amazon

Beyond e...goes beyond the e hype A Must Read!

[inerginc]

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Tuesday, September 26, 2017 (all times ET)

9:00 a.m.-9:30 a.m. Opening Keynote New York City: Renewable & Distributed Energy Future

Nilda Mesa, Director, Urban Sustainability & Equity Planning Program, Urban Design Lab/Earth Institute

Moderator: Steve Propper, Director, Consulting & Content Strategy, GTM Research

9:30 a.m.-10:10 a.m. Policy Debate: How Has REV Stimulated Markets & Changed the Role of the Utility?

Todd Glass, Partner, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

Matt Ketschke, Vice President, Distributed Resource Integration, Consolidated Edison

Jim Steffes, Executive Vice President, Corporate Affairs, Direct Energy

Scott Weiner, Deputy for Markets & Innovation, New York State Department of Public Service

Moderator: Katherine Tweed, Senior Editor, GTM Creative Strategies

10:10 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Keynote Interview: New York as a Sustainable Energy Center

Carlos Nouel, Vice President, New Energy Solutions, National Grid

Moderator: Cory Honeyman, Associate Director, U.S. Solar, GTM Research

10:50 a.m.-11:40 a.m. Crowdsourced Market Insights: Distributed Energy Growth & Predictions for New York in 2025

Patricia DiOrio, Vice President, U.S. Strategy & Technology, National Grid

Ryan E. Katofsky, Vice President of Industry Analysis, Advanced Energy Economy

James Schulte, Managing Director, Energy Impact Partners

Sandy Simon, Vice President, Grid Modernization Practice, BRIDGE Energy Group

Moderator: Scott Clavenna, Co-Founder & CEO, Greentech Media

11:40 a.m.-12:25 p.m. Urban Future Lab Presents: Successful REV Pilots

Bob Currie, Chief Technology Officer & Co-Founder, Smarter Grid Solutions

Andy Frank, Founder & CEO, Sealed

Joshua Wong, President & CEO, Opus One Solutions

Moderator: Pat Sapinsley, Managing Director of Cleantech Initiatives, Urban Future Lab/ NYC ACRE/ Powerbridge at NYU Tandon School of Engineering

1:30 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Afternoon Keynote: The Energy Vision for 2018-2022

Richard L. Kauffman, Chairman of Energy & Finance, New York State

Moderator: Steve Propper, Director, Consulting & Content Strategy, GTM Research

2:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Market Design: What Work Remains to Align Incentives With DSP & Customer Behavior?

Cameron Bard, Director, Cypress Creek Renewables

Paul Kazmierczak, Principal Program Manager of Market Engagement, National Grid

Beth Reid, CEO, Olivine

Moderator: Elta Kolo, Ph.D, Analyst, Grid Edge, GTM Research

2:30 p.m.-2:50 p.m. Case Study with Lime Energy

Adam Procell, President & CEO, Lime Energy

Moderator: Elta Kolo, Ph.D, Analyst, Grid Edge, GTM Research

2:50 p.m.-3:20 p.m. Financing a Distributed Energy Marketplace: Considerations for New and Changing DER Asset Owners

Nick Sangermano, Managing Director, CohnReznick Capital

Nicholas Whitcombe, Managing Director, Investment & Portfolio Management, New York Green Bank

Alta Yen, Managing Director, Investment Strategy, GE Energy Financial Services

Moderator: Cory Honeyman, Associate Director, U.S. Solar, GTM Research

3:50 p.m.-4:10 p.m. Case Study with ABB

Carlos A. Romero, Vice President, Energy Portfolio Management , ABB Inc.

Moderator: Steve Propper, Director, Consulting & Content Strategy, GTM Research

4:10 p.m.-4:40 p.m. Wholesale Markets: Expanding Renewable & DER Market Development

Michael DeSocio, Senior Manager, Market Design, NYISO

Melissa Kemp, Director of Policy, Northeast, Cypress Creek Renewables

John Moran, Project Manager, sPower

Moderator: Elta Kolo, Ph.D, Analyst, Grid Edge, GTM Research

4:40 p.m.-5:20 p.m. Exporting REV: If You Can Make It Here,You Can Make It Anywhere

Andrew H. Darrell, Chief of Strategy, Global Energy & Finance, Environmental Defense Fund

Joshua Kmiec, Manager, ScottMadden, Inc.

Adam Penque, BS, MS, Director Utility Partnerships & Programs, North America Distributed Energy, Direct Energy

Dwight Scruggs, Senior Vice President, Client Services & Business Development, Allconnect

Moderator: Katherine Tweed, Senior Editor, GTM Creative Strategies

Click here to join GTM Squared.

Wednesday, September 27, 2017 (all times ET)

9:00 a.m.-9:30 a.m. Morning Keynote with NYSERDA

Alicia Barton, President & CEO, NYSERDA

Moderator: Scott Clavenna, Co-Founder & CEO, Greentech Media

9:30 a.m.-10:00 a.m. Low Income Household Potential: Over 2.3 Million Reasons to Pay Attention to This Segment

Tamara Bryan, Project Manager, ConEd

Greg Hale, Senior Advisor to the Chairman of Energy & Finance, Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo

Peter Mandelstam, Executive Director, GRID Alternatives Tri-State

Moderator: Katherine Tweed, Senior Editor, GTM Creative Strategies

10:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Large Energy Users: Innovative Solutions From 1,000 Feet Up in the Sky to Sprawling Manufacturing Facilities

Kristin Barbato, , Energy Management Advisory Services

Jon Guerster, CEO, Groom Energy Solutions

Sarah Miller, Associate, Booz Allen Hamilton

Moderator: Colleen Metelitsa, Analyst, Grid Edge, GTM Research

10:30 a.m.-10:50 a.m. Case Study with AVANGRID

Drury MacKenzie, ESC Customer & Market Innovation Lead, AVANGRID

Moderator: Colleen Metelitsa, Analyst, Grid Edge, GTM Research

11:15 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Customer Energy Management: Where's the Fine Line Between Engagement & Automation?

Pravin Bhagat, Director, Program Marketing, Itron

Patty Durand, President & CEO, Smart Energy Consumer Collaborative

David Oberholzer, Vice President, Business & Partner Development, Whisker Labs

Moderator: Fei Wang, Senior Analyst, GTM Research

12:00 p.m.-12:30 p.m. Fireside Chat with NYPA

Jill Anderson, Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer, New York Power Authority

Moderator: Steve Propper, Director, Consulting & Content Strategy, GTM Research

Click here to join GTM Squared.

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Apple Accepts Zcash as Legitimate Cryptocurrency, Now Available on iOS

Jaxx, the multi-cryptocurrency wallet platform which supports Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, and Sprint, has lately introduced Zcash assist for cellular customers on Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android structures.

Apple’s rigorous and enormous approval method of iOS programs and updates is acquainted with maximum developers.

Specifically, Apple is touchy in the direction of offerings and programs targeted to serve customers of cryptocurrencies and whichever cryptocurrency Apple perceives as unfit for its iOS atmosphere, app builders aren’t granted the permission to develop apps around it.

Speedy development of the Zcash surroundings

In September of 2016, the Jaxx development team and the company’s CEO Anthony Diorio had been requested by using Apple to do away with a privateness-targeted cryptocurrency known as Dash from its iOS utility. The removal of Dash consequently reduced the financial privateness of Jaxx customers on iOS.

Understanding the strict requirements and high standards of the Apple and iOS improvement groups, engineers of Jaxx and Zcash underwent an extended development duration to combine Zcash into the Jaxx cell application.

Developers of each agency collaborated to make sure that Zcash is approved

And familiar with the Apple improvement crew. In the long run, Apple accredited the combination of Zcash into Jaxx and widespread Zcash as a valid cryptocurrency constructed on top of proper cryptographic paintings and generation.

With the introduction of Zcash to hundreds of tens of millions of iOS users, Dilorio reaffirmed the significance of financial privacy and the need of anonymity which Zcash gives. In an interview with Cointelegraph, Zcash CEO Zooko Wilcox also mentioned the significance of monetary privacy for all iOS users and the Fast improvement of the Zcash environment.

“It’s far very critical to offer structures that, like Jaxx, are easy to accumulate and clean to apply

. I’m overjoyed that Jaxx and different groups and open supply volunteers are extending the Zcash environment. privateness is critical to all commerce, whether or not buying a cup of coffee, taking care of your circle of relatives’ desires, or executing most important business offers,” Wilcox said.

Moreover, Wilcox expressed his excitement over the integration of Zcash into a widely applied multi-cryptocurrency pockets platform. He defined that the easy and user-friendly interface of Jaxx on each iOS and Android will allow Zcash customers to ship and get hold of transactions effortlessly and full anonymity.

Apple Better Hurry Up On The Holographic Handset Or Have A Horrible And Horrendous Death

Right here we are again looking forward to the next release of the Apple iPhone as we have 10-instances before, this time we are on iPhone eight, and parents are questioning what incremental era it’d have attractive us to improve our maximum valued non-public tech device. Properly, the rumors have it that this next model will have greater FRT or Facial Reputation era – allowing it to fasten or free up your cell phone clearly by way of recognizing your face – the last safety. Or, is it? Maybe this takes your non-public privateness down a notch? Assume on that for a minute.

In the meantime, I would want to address an extra serious difficulty

And this is it’s been 10-years because of the first iPhone, according to Google Search: On January 9, 2007, Steve Jobs announced the iPhone at the Macworld convention, receiving good sized media attention. Jobs introduced that the primary iPhone could be launched later that 12 months. On June 29, 2007, the first iPhone was released.

Seeing that then, all we’ve got gotten have been incremental gains, smaller, sleeker, bigger, better, faster, greater memory, longer battery life, and so forth.? Of route, the changes in the starting had been extra top notch than those of recent years, I trust that is due to the fact Steve Jobs demanded it. So, allow me to ask; wherein is the Holographic iPhone – able to task, and scan and report 3-D objects? Steve could have brought it with the aid of now, however, Captain Tim Cook isn’t any pirate like Jobs.

Possibly to answer this query you would possibly need to examine up on

Innovation philosophy and the history of Silicon Valley. Thus, I suggest reading “The Intel Trinity” by using Michael S. Malone former reporter for the Mercury News in Silicon Valley. There may be additionally a nice YouTube video lecture by means of Malone, and numerous interviews.

Additionally, there has been a thrilling article in the Singularity Institute on-line News on February 14, 2017, titled; “Holograms Aren’t The Stuff of Science Fiction Anymore,” by way of Peter Rejcek which stated:

“A take a look at published online in Nature Photonics by a group of researchers in Korea has developed a three-D holographic show that they write performs more than 2600 instances better than existing technology. In the meantime

Is The Big Bang Theory Legitimate

What do simply clever people like to do? Nicely, they love to do concept experiments and feature highbrow discourse approximately fascinating theories. Nothing can be greater exciting than topics of the Universe and its vastness – and the biggest theory of all is the path; The Big Bang. And, sure, these types of dialogues do arise early and frequently at our assume tank. So, let’s speak we could?

In college, we’re instructed that the universe commenced off with a Large bang. Sounds high-quality and so we are told to memorize this idea and its miles defined to us in easy terms. It is now not hard to convince anybody that coaching this principle is right because it suggests a “high mover” or god, or some movement taking the region, so it keeps all of us glad – medical minds, atheists and nonsecular oldsters alike. Nevertheless, does it genuinely make any experience? Properly now not to me – why you ask?

The Massive Bang does no longer make the experience to

I and I doubt it is a possible concept, however, a great try to knowledgeable wager. For if “Nothing is anything, then How Can Something be Whatever?” If there has been a Huge Bang, there can best be one, due to the fact if it expands then it may also contract, if it contracts it can not become infinitely small because it would fall into itself inflicting masses of collisions and as a result like a strip of firecrackers expand lower back outward, possibly it’d reach equilibrium, but if so, then what? Is that Not anything? Seeing that non-issue or Nothing is “anywhere” then it is a part of the machine and for that reason, not Not anything in spite of everything.

One can call it what they may “Darkish Strength, Dark Matter” something you desire, however, the Dark most effective method we do not know, it would not imply “IT” would not exist, there is Something there, and It’s Not anything, Nothing can be nowhere, when you examine it, you provide it Power, hence it’s miles Something, if you consider it, give it a name, “it’s far” therefore it exists.

The idea of the Massive Bang is absolutely interesting, however, seems unviable to me. Since I don’t know, the bigger query could be, “If there was a Large bang, and I am now not high-quality there has been,

Why IOS Application Development Is Preferred for Business Applications

Smartphones have turn out to be the fastest promoting tool ever and commercial enterprise owners are now not wasting their time in jumping on the smartphone bandwagon. With this increased call for of cellular phones, the manufacturers are also embracing the modern day era and including to their product portfolio. In keeping with the facts from Worldwide statistics Enterprise, extra than 1,000 smartphones could have been shipped to the point you could finish analyzing the advent. It is high time that agencies broaden cellular apps to hold their audience engaged, but frequently they may be no longer very sure approximately which running machine to select for their app as every OS comes with one of a kind functionalities, barriers, and the recognition in the marketplace.

There has always been a strict competition among Android app improvement

And iPhone utility improvement organizations and as an end result, we’ve some fascinating and new apps inside the market for the cease person. IOS is an operating machine that runs on iPhone, iPod, iPad contact gadgets and it affords technology needed to implement local apps and additionally manages the tool hardware. Apple’s proprietary technique has, in reality, end up extra employer pleasant and the stern manipulate with the aid of Apple from working gadget to hardware and programs has made the platform greater possible and secure within the client cell section.

Due to the fact that Apple mobile gadgets are not immediately provided to the business enterprise, but by using many 1/3 birthday celebration companies, the infrastructure supplied by them and Apple iOS protection and functionalities are incredible and taken into consideration excellent sufficient for mobility roles that require policy manipulate and device encryption.

some blessings of choosing iOS for growing and software:

high satisfactory app: Although the truth that the Android platform is used extra to create apps, however with regards to excellent of the utility iOS is taken into consideration. The platform offers unequaled functions and functionalities especially inside the fields of kid’s apps or video games. The proper cause for its big success is that the platform is fairly targeted on the consumer enjoy.

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A Book That Actually Helps In an ocean of business books, Beyond e stands out as a prize catch. Too often, today's "gurus" write books that trumpet their personal accomplishments conveniently leaving out practical applications to specific business category needs. If we want real solutions, the cost raises from a $25 book to $25,000 per day consultation fee. Steve Diorio gives it all away in his book. Beyond e can also be called beyond best practices. He is the one guru I would invite to help my organization apply new technologies to our sales and marketing efforts. Read the book, pick up the phone and give him a call. Go to Amazon

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Apple Accepts Zcash as Legitimate Cryptocurrency, Now Available on iOS

Jaxx, the multi-cryptocurrency wallet platform which supports Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, and Sprint, has lately introduced Zcash assist for cellular customers on Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android structures.

Apple’s rigorous and enormous approval method of iOS programs and updates is acquainted with maximum developers.

Specifically, Apple is touchy in the direction of offerings and programs targeted to serve customers of cryptocurrencies and whichever cryptocurrency Apple perceives as unfit for its iOS atmosphere, app builders aren’t granted the permission to develop apps around it.

Speedy development of the Zcash surroundings

In September of 2016, the Jaxx development team and the company’s CEO Anthony Diorio had been requested by using Apple to do away with a privateness-targeted cryptocurrency known as Dash from its iOS utility. The removal of Dash consequently reduced the financial privateness of Jaxx customers on iOS.

Understanding the strict requirements and high standards of the Apple and iOS improvement groups, engineers of Jaxx and Zcash underwent an extended development duration to combine Zcash into the Jaxx cell application.

Developers of each agency collaborated to make sure that Zcash is approved

And familiar with the Apple improvement crew. In the long run, Apple accredited the combination of Zcash into Jaxx and widespread Zcash as a valid cryptocurrency constructed on top of proper cryptographic paintings and generation.

With the introduction of Zcash to hundreds of tens of millions of iOS users, Dilorio reaffirmed the significance of financial privacy and the need of anonymity which Zcash gives. In an interview with Cointelegraph, Zcash CEO Zooko Wilcox also mentioned the significance of monetary privacy for all iOS users and the Fast improvement of the Zcash environment.

“It’s far very critical to offer structures that, like Jaxx, are easy to accumulate and clean to apply

. I’m overjoyed that Jaxx and different groups and open supply volunteers are extending the Zcash environment. privateness is critical to all commerce, whether or not buying a cup of coffee, taking care of your circle of relatives’ desires, or executing most important business offers,” Wilcox said.

Moreover, Wilcox expressed his excitement over the integration of Zcash into a widely applied multi-cryptocurrency pockets platform. He defined that the easy and user-friendly interface of Jaxx on each iOS and Android will allow Zcash customers to ship and get hold of transactions effortlessly and full anonymity.

Apple Better Hurry Up On The Holographic Handset Or Have A Horrible And Horrendous Death

Right here we are again looking forward to the next release of the Apple iPhone as we have 10-instances before, this time we are on iPhone eight, and parents are questioning what incremental era it’d have attractive us to improve our maximum valued non-public tech device. Properly, the rumors have it that this next model will have greater FRT or Facial Reputation era – allowing it to fasten or free up your cell phone clearly by way of recognizing your face – the last safety. Or, is it? Maybe this takes your non-public privateness down a notch? Assume on that for a minute.

In the meantime, I would want to address an extra serious difficulty

And this is it’s been 10-years because of the first iPhone, according to Google Search: On January 9, 2007, Steve Jobs announced the iPhone at the Macworld convention, receiving good sized media attention. Jobs introduced that the primary iPhone could be launched later that 12 months. On June 29, 2007, the first iPhone was released.

Seeing that then, all we’ve got gotten have been incremental gains, smaller, sleeker, bigger, better, faster, greater memory, longer battery life, and so forth.? Of route, the changes in the starting had been extra top notch than those of recent years, I trust that is due to the fact Steve Jobs demanded it. So, allow me to ask; wherein is the Holographic iPhone – able to task, and scan and report 3-D objects? Steve could have brought it with the aid of now, however, Captain Tim Cook isn’t any pirate like Jobs.

Possibly to answer this query you would possibly need to examine up on

Innovation philosophy and the history of Silicon Valley. Thus, I suggest reading “The Intel Trinity” by using Michael S. Malone former reporter for the Mercury News in Silicon Valley. There may be additionally a nice YouTube video lecture by means of Malone, and numerous interviews.

Additionally, there has been a thrilling article in the Singularity Institute on-line News on February 14, 2017, titled; “Holograms Aren’t The Stuff of Science Fiction Anymore,” by way of Peter Rejcek which stated:

“A take a look at published online in Nature Photonics by a group of researchers in Korea has developed a three-D holographic show that they write performs more than 2600 instances better than existing technology. In the meantime

Is The Big Bang Theory Legitimate

What do simply clever people like to do? Nicely, they love to do concept experiments and feature highbrow discourse approximately fascinating theories. Nothing can be greater exciting than topics of the Universe and its vastness – and the biggest theory of all is the path; The Big Bang. And, sure, these types of dialogues do arise early and frequently at our assume tank. So, let’s speak we could?

In college, we’re instructed that the universe commenced off with a Large bang. Sounds high-quality and so we are told to memorize this idea and its miles defined to us in easy terms. It is now not hard to convince anybody that coaching this principle is right because it suggests a “high mover” or god, or some movement taking the region, so it keeps all of us glad – medical minds, atheists and nonsecular oldsters alike. Nevertheless, does it genuinely make any experience? Properly now not to me – why you ask?

The Massive Bang does no longer make the experience to

I and I doubt it is a possible concept, however, a great try to knowledgeable wager. For if “Nothing is anything, then How Can Something be Whatever?” If there has been a Huge Bang, there can best be one, due to the fact if it expands then it may also contract, if it contracts it can not become infinitely small because it would fall into itself inflicting masses of collisions and as a result like a strip of firecrackers expand lower back outward, possibly it’d reach equilibrium, but if so, then what? Is that Not anything? Seeing that non-issue or Nothing is “anywhere” then it is a part of the machine and for that reason, not Not anything in spite of everything.

One can call it what they may “Darkish Strength, Dark Matter” something you desire, however, the Dark most effective method we do not know, it would not imply “IT” would not exist, there is Something there, and It’s Not anything, Nothing can be nowhere, when you examine it, you provide it Power, hence it’s miles Something, if you consider it, give it a name, “it’s far” therefore it exists.

The idea of the Massive Bang is absolutely interesting, however, seems unviable to me. Since I don’t know, the bigger query could be, “If there was a Large bang, and I am now not high-quality there has been,

Why IOS Application Development Is Preferred for Business Applications

Smartphones have turn out to be the fastest promoting tool ever and commercial enterprise owners are now not wasting their time in jumping on the smartphone bandwagon. With this increased call for of cellular phones, the manufacturers are also embracing the modern day era and including to their product portfolio. In keeping with the facts from Worldwide statistics Enterprise, extra than 1,000 smartphones could have been shipped to the point you could finish analyzing the advent. It is high time that agencies broaden cellular apps to hold their audience engaged, but frequently they may be no longer very sure approximately which running machine to select for their app as every OS comes with one of a kind functionalities, barriers, and the recognition in the marketplace.

There has always been a strict competition among Android app improvement

And iPhone utility improvement organizations and as an end result, we’ve some fascinating and new apps inside the market for the cease person. IOS is an operating machine that runs on iPhone, iPod, iPad contact gadgets and it affords technology needed to implement local apps and additionally manages the tool hardware. Apple’s proprietary technique has, in reality, end up extra employer pleasant and the stern manipulate with the aid of Apple from working gadget to hardware and programs has made the platform greater possible and secure within the client cell section.

Due to the fact that Apple mobile gadgets are not immediately provided to the business enterprise, but by using many 1/3 birthday celebration companies, the infrastructure supplied by them and Apple iOS protection and functionalities are incredible and taken into consideration excellent sufficient for mobility roles that require policy manipulate and device encryption.

some blessings of choosing iOS for growing and software:

high satisfactory app: Although the truth that the Android platform is used extra to create apps, however with regards to excellent of the utility iOS is taken into consideration. The platform offers unequaled functions and functionalities especially inside the fields of kid’s apps or video games. The proper cause for its big success is that the platform is fairly targeted on the consumer enjoy.