The Sound Vandals – Feel It / Extasy Label: Nu Groove Records Catalog#: NG 066 Format: Vinyl, 12″ Country: US Released: 1990 Style: House Credits: Producer, Programmed By, Edited By – Howie How , Little Carlos Written-By – How & Little Notes: Produced, Programmed & Edited for Non Stop Jamming Productions. Recorded & Mixed at 3H Studios, Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. Tracklisting: A1: Feel It (Concept Mix)(5:30) AA1: Extasy (What Is It?)(Rough Mix) (4:27) AA2: Extasy (What Is It?)(Body & Soul Mix) (3:43) The Sound Vandals Real Name: Howie How, Little Carlos Aliases: Devine Masters, How & Little, Playland, Project 86, Soundstrike, Summer Slams, Syndrome, TMF Little Carlos Real Name: Carlos Profile: After being inspired by listening to Disco mix shows in New York City, at the young age of 13, Carlos knew that music would be forever a part of his life. His parents nurtured his passion and bought him his first DJ equipment and he set off to make his dream a reality. Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Carlos was exposed to a wide variety of musical genre. He was able to sample styles from Classic Disco, the 80′s to today’s Hip Hop, but nothing called to him like the sound of House Music. In 1988, after meeting House Legend, Todd Terry, Carlos knew that producing music was what he wanted to do. He launched a music campaign and began to cultivate his career becoming best recognized as “Little Carlos”. In 1990, Little teamed up with close friend Howie How to collaborate on their …
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Info Level: Beginner Presenter: Eli the Computer Guy Date Created: August 2, 2010 Length of Class: 54 Minutes Tracks Telephone Systems Prerequisites None Purpose of Class This class introduces students to the basic components of telephone systems. Topics Covered Public Switched Telephone Network Central Offices Trunk Lines PBX and Voicemail Systems PBX Stations Voicemail Subcribers Class Notes Introduction Telephone systems are not complicated if you understand how they work. A Word on VoIP VoIP is not a telephone system PSTN PSTN — Public Switched Telephone Network is like the Internet, but for telephone communication NADP — North American Dialing Plan — Is the system for routing telephone calls. Central Office — All telephone lines connect to a local central office Trunk Lines Every Trunk Line has a telephone number A Trunk Line allows for 1 incoming or outgoing call. You can have far more telephones in a building then you have trunk lines. Incoming Trunk lines are setup in Hunt Groups. If the main phone number is busy the call is automatically forwarded to the next number in the Hunt Group Incoming Hunt Groups are setup by your local telephone company. Outgoing calls can be routed to use selected trunk lines. This in configured in your PBX. PBX and Voicemail The PBX routes telephone calls The Voicemail system provides all audio messaging. (Voicemail boxes, Message Boards, and Auto Attendant Messages) Stations All devices that connect to the PBX are “Stations”. This …