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Denver (IFS) - SCJTV Productions has been this year’s selection for our Television Producers’ Award for Dr. Sandra C. Joseph’s presentation of “Playing With Computer Video Numbers Logic, Positioning And Practices.” Dr. Joseph, a practioneer of video poker, which happens to be a $12 Billion industry - by itself, videotaped a game segment teaching the logic of numbers and positioning. Outstanding! The video is available at youtube.com.

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Denver (IFS) - KDTN Radio One Network is announcing that it will no longer except MP3 downloads via its’ email units. This change is do to the large size of the downloads. Please, let us submit our music by snail mail. KDTN Radio One Network would like to receive your CDs and/or CD-Rs. Go to http://www.live365.com/stations/kdtn - for more information.

Denver (IFS) - The VINYL KNIGHTS movie script by Kenneth Howard Smith, has asked Linda Lou Kestin to join in editing dialogue segments. Ms. Kestin is a California Teacher of the Year Winner and a retired principal from the Los Angeles Magnet Schools. As of this writing, the project is around 45 pages. Also adding to the script writing will be Merrell Fanhauser and Bill Newell. More to come. . .

Denver (IFS) - A little History on this date in 1993, where three people got together to form the University of Angel Fire, a school of the theology in Park County, Colorado. Two of the founding fathers’ and mother was Kenneth Howard Smith and Sandra C. Joseph. As the board of directors grew, Smith and Joseph was placed at odds with the other members and were voted off the board. Upon their leaving, the board did vote to award them PhD’s as Doctors of Theology in the School of Letters. Smith never pursuited starting another school. It was his dream that went to someone else.

Denver - (IFS) - Last year, the recording industry released over 160 million cd’s worldwide. In the USA, the number has been around 78 million releases for commerical markets. Out of that market, D-Town Records placed in the top 10 million cds that were played around the world. As of January 1, 2008, D-Town Records Imprint Division will only release its music as digital downloads. D-Town’s switch to just digital downloads is assocaited with the rising costs of shipping and that the mom and pop music stores are not selling as much product.