Kevin De Clue (born March 24, 1977 in Binghamton, New York) is a multi platinum music producersinger-songwriter living in Los Angeles. He has written songs for Hilary Duff including "The Last Song" and "Mr. James Dean". and Jenna Jentry Sony/RED " co produced by Gretchen Wilson" And has written and or produced with Hilary Duff, Hailey Duff, Andre Cymone, Shock G, Holly Knight, Charlie Midnight, Lindsey Ray, Robyn, Patrick Berger.
He was once the lead singer for the San Diego band Earth Ride.
Born on March 24, 1977 in Binghamton, NY, internationally known producer, singer, songwriter, musician Kevin DeClue, with over six million units sold, has made his mark in the music industry. Since the age of 11, DeClue has been working towards what is now one of the most successful transformations from the old industry into the cyber media industry it is today.
Kevin DeClue is a great advocate of keeping music alive in the schools. DeClue also specializes in artist development for the youth with extensive experience in vocal training, acting, management, guitar, bass, and drums. DeClue states, "With all this knowledge, and now being a father myself, I wanted to help children understand all aspects of the music business as well as enjoy the quality of life music can bring into our own lives. With the arts depleting in our public school systems, I feel it is my duty to share what I can about the wonderful world of music." Kevin DeClue is also part of a Christian Foundation that sponsors children in need. As of now, he has one sponsor child and hopes for many more.
He was once the lead singer for the San Diego band Earth Ride.
Born on March 24, 1977 in Binghamton, NY, internationally known producer, singer, songwriter, musician Kevin DeClue, with over six million units sold, has made his mark in the music industry. Since the age of 11, DeClue has been working towards what is now one of the most successful transformations from the old industry into the cyber media industry it is today.
Kevin DeClue is a great advocate of keeping music alive in the schools. DeClue also specializes in artist development for the youth with extensive experience in vocal training, acting, management, guitar, bass, and drums. DeClue states, "With all this knowledge, and now being a father myself, I wanted to help children understand all aspects of the music business as well as enjoy the quality of life music can bring into our own lives. With the arts depleting in our public school systems, I feel it is my duty to share what I can about the wonderful world of music." Kevin DeClue is also part of a Christian Foundation that sponsors children in need. As of now, he has one sponsor child and hopes for many more.
Ian Bernardo, born in Bronx, New York, in November 29, 1980, gained popularity after appearing on American Idol and So You Think You Can Dance as a contestant. Ian later appeared on TV shows like Extra, Access Hollywood and starred on his own special episode of The Millionaire Matchmaker. Bernardo also appeared regularly on Good Day New York for his outspoken behavior.
Biography
Ian was born in the Riverdale section of Bronx in New York in November 29, 1980. He studied at LaGuardia High School for Music and Art and SUNY Geneseo, majoring in Sociology. One year after beginning his studies, he traveled to Israel at the age of 18 for 6 years, serving three years in the Israeli army. Bernardo has American-Israeli citizenship, is totally fluent in Hebrew and Spanish, and his parents are Sephardic Jews from Turkey and Israel.
Bernardo's first appearance on television was on the second season of So You Think You Can Dance? in 2007. Criticized by the judging panel he did not make it further and was told “you’re wasting our time” by judge Nigel Lythgoe. He tried again on the 6th season of American Idol, performing Gloria at the casting. Simon Cowell defined his performance as “rubbish”. Bernardo confronted Simon afterwards. He was later called to appear on the finale, where he grabbed the mic to confront Simon Cowell. The Huffington Post reported it as a “Kanye Moment” Because of this Ian released an EP, Gloria, including that song and “Better Than You”. After this, Ian was interviewed on Larry King Live and was interviewed as an exclusive on American Idol: The Search for a Superstar.
Ian is the host of The Better and Bestest Show and has appeared on The Millionaire Matchmaker.
In 2010 Bernardo sued American Idol for $300 million stating that he was threatened by Dane Cook and the show had caused “emotional distress and loss of employment opportunities” according to the New York Daily News. Ian also stated that the show took advantage of his sexual orientation asking him to “gay it up”. The case was dismissed, Ian filled another lawsuit for $100, which was also dismissed. Finally, he filled a third lawsuit for $5 million in 2011.
In 2014 Ian appeared on the TV Show Millionaire Matchmaker episode The Trust Fund Brat & The Cliffdiver and co-hosted The Nick Cannon Show. Ian Bernardo also opened an art gallery in New York City.
Billboard included Ian on their lists of Viral Stars from American Idol and has an inheritance of over 80 million.
Biography
Ian was born in the Riverdale section of Bronx in New York in November 29, 1980. He studied at LaGuardia High School for Music and Art and SUNY Geneseo, majoring in Sociology. One year after beginning his studies, he traveled to Israel at the age of 18 for 6 years, serving three years in the Israeli army. Bernardo has American-Israeli citizenship, is totally fluent in Hebrew and Spanish, and his parents are Sephardic Jews from Turkey and Israel.
Bernardo's first appearance on television was on the second season of So You Think You Can Dance? in 2007. Criticized by the judging panel he did not make it further and was told “you’re wasting our time” by judge Nigel Lythgoe. He tried again on the 6th season of American Idol, performing Gloria at the casting. Simon Cowell defined his performance as “rubbish”. Bernardo confronted Simon afterwards. He was later called to appear on the finale, where he grabbed the mic to confront Simon Cowell. The Huffington Post reported it as a “Kanye Moment” Because of this Ian released an EP, Gloria, including that song and “Better Than You”. After this, Ian was interviewed on Larry King Live and was interviewed as an exclusive on American Idol: The Search for a Superstar.
Ian is the host of The Better and Bestest Show and has appeared on The Millionaire Matchmaker.
In 2010 Bernardo sued American Idol for $300 million stating that he was threatened by Dane Cook and the show had caused “emotional distress and loss of employment opportunities” according to the New York Daily News. Ian also stated that the show took advantage of his sexual orientation asking him to “gay it up”. The case was dismissed, Ian filled another lawsuit for $100, which was also dismissed. Finally, he filled a third lawsuit for $5 million in 2011.
In 2014 Ian appeared on the TV Show Millionaire Matchmaker episode The Trust Fund Brat & The Cliffdiver and co-hosted The Nick Cannon Show. Ian Bernardo also opened an art gallery in New York City.
Billboard included Ian on their lists of Viral Stars from American Idol and has an inheritance of over 80 million.
John A. Bryant (1880-1938) was a co-founder of the Detroit-based construction firm Bryant & Detwiler which erected many of southeastern Michigan's prominent buildings including the General Motors Technical Center, Warren, Mich.; Northland Mall, Southfield, Mich.; and the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center (a.k.a. Detroit's City-County Building).
Early life
Born December 31, 1880, in Lake George, New York, Bryant was the son of Presbyterian Rev. William and Caroline Bryant. His father was called “a potent force in the intellectual and moral progress of the race and his influence is far reaching,” according to C.M. Burton's City of Detroit. Bryant's parents were natives of England; his father was born in Brighton and mother in Bath. Coming to America, Rev. Bryant graduated from Oxford University and received an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Princeton University. For many years, Rev. Bryant was a prominent Presbyterian minister in Brooklyn, NY, then Iowa, before moving to Michigan.
Prior to moving to Ferndale, Mich., Rev. Bryant "acted as a confidential man for H.B. Claflin & Co. of New York city," according to City of Detroit. The minister became president of the school board and state clerk of the Presbyterian Synod of Michigan.
An avid golfer, automobile enthusiast and tennis player, Bryant also had been a member of the Wolverine Automobile Club which merged with the Detroit Athletic Club. Among his activities, he had been a trustee of Harper Hospital, a director of Detroit YMCA, The Detroit Board of Commerce, the Detroit Institute of Arts' Founders' Society and the Society of Arts and Crafts.
Education & family
Graduating from the University of Michigan in 1902, John A. Bryant worked as a construction engineer for three years before becoming a co-founder of Bryant & Detwiler, later serving as the firm's treasurer. He also married Helen Spier of Mt. Clemens in 1905, and had a son, Robert William Bryant, and daughter, Margaret Louise (Bryant) Duffield.
John A. Bryant's brothers and sister included Rev. George W. Bryant, D.D., who was registrar and assistant to the president of Coe College at Cedar Rapids, IA; Mrs. P.W. Martin of Bay City, MI; and William Gordon Bryant.
Co-founder of Bryant & Detwiler
Now defunct, Bryant & Detwiler, was one of Detroit's most important construction companies with projects that included the Ford World Headquarters (the “Glass House”) in Dearborn, One Woodward Avenue, Chase Tower, the Detroit Institute of Arts, much of the Ford Rouge industrial center, Ford's Willow Run bomber plant, National Shrine of the Little Flower Catholic Church (Royal Oak, MI), Detroit plant, and Detroit's J.L. Hudson store. The company also had previously worked with architect Albert Kahn to create the Dodge Brothers Hamtramck Plant in 1910.<ref name = "buildings"/>
Bryant & Detwiler headquarters in 1915 was located in the Dime Bank Building. Its top managers included Rollo W. Detwiler and Ward Arnold Detwiler.
During the Great Depression, on February 24, 1939, the University of Michigan awarded a $647,817 contract to Bryant & Detwiler, as part of a federal Public Works Program (PWP), to construct the East Quadrangle dormitory, according to the Bentley Historical Library.
Death
John Bryant died Tuesday, November 15, 1938 at Detroit's Harper Hospital. He had been ill since February, according to his obituaries in the Detroit News and Detroit Free Press. At the time of his death he had also been vice president of Ferro Stamping and Manufacturing. Funeral services were held at his residence in Grosse Point Park and he was buried in Detroit's Woodlawn Cemetery.
Early life
Born December 31, 1880, in Lake George, New York, Bryant was the son of Presbyterian Rev. William and Caroline Bryant. His father was called “a potent force in the intellectual and moral progress of the race and his influence is far reaching,” according to C.M. Burton's City of Detroit. Bryant's parents were natives of England; his father was born in Brighton and mother in Bath. Coming to America, Rev. Bryant graduated from Oxford University and received an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Princeton University. For many years, Rev. Bryant was a prominent Presbyterian minister in Brooklyn, NY, then Iowa, before moving to Michigan.
Prior to moving to Ferndale, Mich., Rev. Bryant "acted as a confidential man for H.B. Claflin & Co. of New York city," according to City of Detroit. The minister became president of the school board and state clerk of the Presbyterian Synod of Michigan.
An avid golfer, automobile enthusiast and tennis player, Bryant also had been a member of the Wolverine Automobile Club which merged with the Detroit Athletic Club. Among his activities, he had been a trustee of Harper Hospital, a director of Detroit YMCA, The Detroit Board of Commerce, the Detroit Institute of Arts' Founders' Society and the Society of Arts and Crafts.
Education & family
Graduating from the University of Michigan in 1902, John A. Bryant worked as a construction engineer for three years before becoming a co-founder of Bryant & Detwiler, later serving as the firm's treasurer. He also married Helen Spier of Mt. Clemens in 1905, and had a son, Robert William Bryant, and daughter, Margaret Louise (Bryant) Duffield.
John A. Bryant's brothers and sister included Rev. George W. Bryant, D.D., who was registrar and assistant to the president of Coe College at Cedar Rapids, IA; Mrs. P.W. Martin of Bay City, MI; and William Gordon Bryant.
Co-founder of Bryant & Detwiler
Now defunct, Bryant & Detwiler, was one of Detroit's most important construction companies with projects that included the Ford World Headquarters (the “Glass House”) in Dearborn, One Woodward Avenue, Chase Tower, the Detroit Institute of Arts, much of the Ford Rouge industrial center, Ford's Willow Run bomber plant, National Shrine of the Little Flower Catholic Church (Royal Oak, MI), Detroit plant, and Detroit's J.L. Hudson store. The company also had previously worked with architect Albert Kahn to create the Dodge Brothers Hamtramck Plant in 1910.<ref name = "buildings"/>
Bryant & Detwiler headquarters in 1915 was located in the Dime Bank Building. Its top managers included Rollo W. Detwiler and Ward Arnold Detwiler.
During the Great Depression, on February 24, 1939, the University of Michigan awarded a $647,817 contract to Bryant & Detwiler, as part of a federal Public Works Program (PWP), to construct the East Quadrangle dormitory, according to the Bentley Historical Library.
Death
John Bryant died Tuesday, November 15, 1938 at Detroit's Harper Hospital. He had been ill since February, according to his obituaries in the Detroit News and Detroit Free Press. At the time of his death he had also been vice president of Ferro Stamping and Manufacturing. Funeral services were held at his residence in Grosse Point Park and he was buried in Detroit's Woodlawn Cemetery.
The Research Department of Neuroscience is a trans-facultative structure of the Ruhr University Bochum in Germany.
Profle
The Research Department of Neuroscience integrates high profile neuroscientists from the Faculties of Medicine, Psychology, Philosophy, Biology and Biotechnology, Chemistry and Biochemistry and from the Institute of Neuroinformatics.
Goal
Its goal is to foster cutting-edge neuroscience research through creating new infrastructures, fostering collaborations, supporting young gifted neuroscientists and reinforcing a unique and interdisciplinary neuroscientific landscape within the Ruhr-University Bochum.
Research at the Research Department of Neuroscience pays particular focus to the areas of:
*Sensory systems
*Learning and Memory
*Brain Pathology
*Applied Neuroscience
A high priority of the Department is the support of young scientists and postdocs, in achieving independence at an early stage of their scientific careers. To foster young neuroscientists an early stage, the Department supports the International Graduate School of Neuroscience or IGSN.
The speaker of the Research Department of Neuroscience is Professor Denise Manahan-Vaughan, Vice-speakers are Professor Ralf Gold and Professor Onur Güntürkün.
Profle
The Research Department of Neuroscience integrates high profile neuroscientists from the Faculties of Medicine, Psychology, Philosophy, Biology and Biotechnology, Chemistry and Biochemistry and from the Institute of Neuroinformatics.
Goal
Its goal is to foster cutting-edge neuroscience research through creating new infrastructures, fostering collaborations, supporting young gifted neuroscientists and reinforcing a unique and interdisciplinary neuroscientific landscape within the Ruhr-University Bochum.
Research at the Research Department of Neuroscience pays particular focus to the areas of:
*Sensory systems
*Learning and Memory
*Brain Pathology
*Applied Neuroscience
A high priority of the Department is the support of young scientists and postdocs, in achieving independence at an early stage of their scientific careers. To foster young neuroscientists an early stage, the Department supports the International Graduate School of Neuroscience or IGSN.
The speaker of the Research Department of Neuroscience is Professor Denise Manahan-Vaughan, Vice-speakers are Professor Ralf Gold and Professor Onur Güntürkün.