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OBJECTS ON DEMAND THE RISE OF THE 3D PRINTING REVOLUTION Every so often a technology comes along that disrupts the entire world in a profound way. Think of the internal combustion engine, the personal computer, the smartphone, and now 3D printing. This innovation enables users to quickly, easily,and cheaply produce three-dimensional objects straight from their computer. The possibilities of this technology are virtually endless, and early adopters are already putting it to creative use. Below we explore how 3D printing works and how big the market is expected to grow. HOW 3D PRINTING WORKS 3D printing functions by a process known as “additive manufacturing." Here is how it works: A three-dimensional object is modeled by a designer using software such as CAD Material Material Material The design is sent to the printer, and a printing material is selected The printer makes passes, releasi a small amount of the material in a Once all the la have been added the object is fully layer-by-layer process. formed. Some of these machines, such as those made by Objet, can print in over 100 materials. These materials can create: Rubber materials Hard plastics Polyurethane-like materialsTemperature-resistant Opaque and transparent materials materials This is a wholly different process from traditional "subtractive manufacturing," where material is machined away to form an object. THE GROWTH OF THE 3D PRINTING INDUSTRY The 3D printing industry is expected to change nearly every industry it touches, completely disrupting the traditional manufacturing process. As a result, the projected value of the industry is expected to explode in the near future, reaching $5.2 BILLION $6 $4 S3 $2 $1 0 BILLION 300% $1.3 BILLION This represents a 300 percent growth in just eight short years. 2012 2020 Several 3D printing companies are already publicly traded. The current top stocks are: PROTO LABS NYSE: PRLB 3D SYSTEMS NYSE: DDD STRATASYS NASDAQ: SSYS $58.87 $37.00 $24.07 $12.78 $17.88 HIGH HIGH HIGH LOW Price range since February 2012 IPO to July 2012 Price range from July 2011 to July 2012 3D PRINTING IN PRACTICAL USE Even though this technology is still very young, it is already being employed in a number of practical ways. MEDICAL ARCHITECTURE The medical industry can print human body parts, including a human lower jaw that was successfully implanted in a patient earlier this year Designers use 3D printing to create models of buildings and developments. Some architects also use pieces printed from 3D printers to build structures with. DEFENSE AUTOMOTIVE The Department of Defense uses 3D printing to create highly specialized aerospace pieces quickly and cheaply Auto enthusiasts, including Jay Leno, have used 3D printers to create discontinued arts for classic cars. i HighTable
OBJECTS ON DEMAND THE RISE OF THE 3D PRINTING REVOLUTION Every so often a technology comes along that disrupts the entire world in a profound way. Think of the internal combustion engine, the personal computer, the smartphone, and now 3D printing. This innovation enables users to quickly, easily,and cheaply produce three-dimensional objects straight from their computer. The possibilities of this technology are virtually endless, and early adopters are already putting it to creative use. Below we explore how 3D printing works and how big the market is expected to grow. HOW 3D PRINTING WORKS 3D printing functions by a process known as “additive manufacturing." Here is how it works: A three-dimensional object is modeled by a designer using software such as CAD Material Material Material The design is sent to the printer, and a printing material is selected The printer makes passes, releasi a small amount of the material in a Once all the la have been added the object is fully layer-by-layer process. formed. Some of these machines, such as those made by Objet, can print in over 100 materials. These materials can create: Rubber materials Hard plastics Polyurethane-like materialsTemperature-resistant Opaque and transparent materials materials This is a wholly different process from traditional "subtractive manufacturing," where material is machined away to form an object. THE GROWTH OF THE 3D PRINTING INDUSTRY The 3D printing industry is expected to change nearly every industry it touches, completely disrupting the traditional manufacturing process. As a result, the projected value of the industry is expected to explode in the near future, reaching $5.2 BILLION $6 $4 S3 $2 $1 0 BILLION 300% $1.3 BILLION This represents a 300 percent growth in just eight short years. 2012 2020 Several 3D printing companies are already publicly traded. The current top stocks are: PROTO LABS NYSE: PRLB 3D SYSTEMS NYSE: DDD STRATASYS NASDAQ: SSYS $58.87 $37.00 $24.07 $12.78 $17.88 HIGH HIGH HIGH LOW Price range since February 2012 IPO to July 2012 Price range from July 2011 to July 2012 3D PRINTING IN PRACTICAL USE Even though this technology is still very young, it is already being employed in a number of practical ways. MEDICAL ARCHITECTURE The medical industry can print human body parts, including a human lower jaw that was successfully implanted in a patient earlier this year Designers use 3D printing to create models of buildings and developments. Some architects also use pieces printed from 3D printers to build structures with. DEFENSE AUTOMOTIVE The Department of Defense uses 3D printing to create highly specialized aerospace pieces quickly and cheaply Auto enthusiasts, including Jay Leno, have used 3D printers to create discontinued arts for classic cars. i HighTable

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How The Poor, The Middle Class And The Rich Spend Their Money Houshold Income 15,000-$19,999 50,000-$69,999 Type of Spending Above $150,000 Food At Home 10.2% 77% 5.4% Food At Restau- rants, Etc. 4.7% 5.4% 5.4% Housing 40.3% 34.9% 323% Utilities 8.2% 4.8% Clothes & Shoes 3.6% 3.2% 3.7% Transportation & Gasolin 20.4% 21.3% 15.5% Health Care & Health Insurance 8.2% 7.1% 4.5% Entertainment 4.8% 5.1% 5.7% Education 1.5% 1.3% 4.4% Saving For Retirement 28% 9.6% 15.9%
How The Poor, The Middle Class And The Rich Spend Their Money Houshold Income 15,000-$19,999 50,000-$69,999 Type of Spending Above $150,000 Food At Home 10.2% 77% 5.4% Food At Restau- rants, Etc. 4.7% 5.4% 5.4% Housing 40.3% 34.9% 323% Utilities 8.2% 4.8% Clothes & Shoes 3.6% 3.2% 3.7% Transportation & Gasolin 20.4% 21.3% 15.5% Health Care & Health Insurance 8.2% 7.1% 4.5% Entertainment 4.8% 5.1% 5.7% Education 1.5% 1.3% 4.4% Saving For Retirement 28% 9.6% 15.9%

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The Cost of Being IRON MAN Most little boys dream of one day being a superhero, but just how much would it cost to make that dream come true? Helmot with Back & shoulder mounted ailerons 2,000,000 $54,100,000 Arc reacior nuclear power guns (a) $400,000 launchers (x2) $1,500,000 $10,000,000 ets (2) $2,000,000 packs (2) deployment system repulsor jet packs (x2) Total: $110,302,000 TECHNOLOGY Arc Reactor hal protects fermy stte provides the power to the Irom Man suts from Mark 3 uclear power 536,000,000 Gold-Titanium Exoskeleton Suit Sut pravides protection against butes, missles, G force and impact, as well as ghing Ion Man his superior $10,000000 Repulsor Jet Packs for fight, whle those on the paims manoeuvming. The hand jets $13,800.000 Computer System and Helmet (Heads Up Dlsplaay) in the helmet. The US Ar Porce are $54,100,000 (HUD)$1,020,000 (computer system) Guns and Missiles Fire powe $1,500,000 (wrist mounted missile launcher) + $400,000 (shoulder mounted guns) COMPUTER Total: $10,000,000 HOUSE SUITS 50 $80,000,000 $119,000,000 $120,000,000 5400,000,000 War Machine 115,000,000 $500,000,000 Total: $1,464,00o,000 CARS IRON MAN 1 1932 Ford Flathead Roadster 967 Shelby Cobra Saleen S7 Audi AB $130,000 Tesla Roadster $110,000 IRON MAN 2: iAa Spyder Ros dyce Phantom IRON MAN 3: eWoll WR1 Ford Race 2014 Bugatti Veyron Hyper Sport $2 MILLION Total:$3,415,000 Grand Total: $1,612,717,000
The Cost of Being IRON MAN Most little boys dream of one day being a superhero, but just how much would it cost to make that dream come true? Helmot with Back & shoulder mounted ailerons 2,000,000 $54,100,000 Arc reacior nuclear power guns (a) $400,000 launchers (x2) $1,500,000 $10,000,000 ets (2) $2,000,000 packs (2) deployment system repulsor jet packs (x2) Total: $110,302,000 TECHNOLOGY Arc Reactor hal protects fermy stte provides the power to the Irom Man suts from Mark 3 uclear power 536,000,000 Gold-Titanium Exoskeleton Suit Sut pravides protection against butes, missles, G force and impact, as well as ghing Ion Man his superior $10,000000 Repulsor Jet Packs for fight, whle those on the paims manoeuvming. The hand jets $13,800.000 Computer System and Helmet (Heads Up Dlsplaay) in the helmet. The US Ar Porce are $54,100,000 (HUD)$1,020,000 (computer system) Guns and Missiles Fire powe $1,500,000 (wrist mounted missile launcher) + $400,000 (shoulder mounted guns) COMPUTER Total: $10,000,000 HOUSE SUITS 50 $80,000,000 $119,000,000 $120,000,000 5400,000,000 War Machine 115,000,000 $500,000,000 Total: $1,464,00o,000 CARS IRON MAN 1 1932 Ford Flathead Roadster 967 Shelby Cobra Saleen S7 Audi AB $130,000 Tesla Roadster $110,000 IRON MAN 2: iAa Spyder Ros dyce Phantom IRON MAN 3: eWoll WR1 Ford Race 2014 Bugatti Veyron Hyper Sport $2 MILLION Total:$3,415,000 Grand Total: $1,612,717,000

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HOW THE INTERNET e HAS ROCKED THE MUSIC INDUSTRY Online music downloads and streaming caused the traditional ways of buying and listening to music to suffer BUT JUST HOW BAD IS IT? THE DECLINE OF THE RECORD STORE Between 2000 and 2010 record store sales declined more than Between 2000 and 2009 CD album sales 76% 50% It may be dropping ano 77.4% BY 2016. RECORD STORES WERE IN IBISWORLD'S LIST OF 10 U.S. INDUSTRIES THAT WERE DEAD OR DYING FAST. SIGN OF THE TIMES: IN 2009 the last of the Virgin stores ALSO IN 2006 Tower Records closed all of its 89 U.S. stores. HMV-a company parent company closed its 131 based out of the UK-pulled out of the U.S. market. 13) company's parent bankruptcy. l4) filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in In January 2012, digital music sales surpassed physical music sales for the first time ever. [6) Digital sales made up of all music sales S0.3% Digital music sales Physical music sales S % DOWN 078.496 UP In 2011: FROM MP3S TO STREAMING 0 ORIGINALLY, DIGITAL MUSIC WAS CONFINED TO THE COMPUTER File-sharing MP3s were mainly distributed online popular, like Morpheus Then, Diamond Multimedia created Rio, a digital audi MUSIC BECAME: iTunes was established in 2001,(8) Portable affordable Available with large selections $0.99 Instead of storing music on a hard drive or MP3 player, users can stream songs. now a very popular way to access music. 1 $.0.99 iTunes - 64 Spotify AAaA song listens THE MP3 PLAYER PHENOMENON AND MUSIC STREAMING HAVE ALLOWED USERS TO DOWNLOAD AND LISTEN TO INDIVIDUAL SONGS INSTEAD OF ENTIRE ALBUMS This marked a huge change in the music industry In fact, from about 1999 to 2009, sales of full albums dropped 55% to less than 400 million. However, individual, digital track sales went from 0 to 1.2 billion. DESPITE THE GROWTH IN DIGITAL MEDIA, ABOUT 2,000 INDIE MUSIC STORES STILL SURVIVE. 110) THE OLD LIVES ON Some attribute this to the remaining popularity for vinyl So far in 2012, 39% 10%↑ vinyl album sales increased by VINYL REMAINS RELATIVELY POPULAR BECAUSE IT: (111 Causes feelings of nostalgia ides quality sound. Is actually tangible CONCLUSION Even though the digital music revolution caused both independent and chain record stores to suffer, some retailers continue on with the help of avid supporters. Regardless of the growth and decline of music forms, there are pros and cons to RRIevery type, and only the future will tell MLonews es what additional changes are to come. [1] http://abcnews.g 10. story?id=1329232&#T-Dr-83c6IM [21 http://www.thefiscaltimes.com/Speci [31 http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/15 arts/music/15virgin.hitml Industries/Slide2.aspx 100-207 162-599008 htm 71 Music Revalution and Consumers.pdf [9] http://www.pcworld.comvarticle/194081/10_things_the_internet_has [10] http-//www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/20/record-store-day-2012_n 1439916.htmil [11] http: /www.forbes.co cd-the-tables-are-turning-rolling-stones-dom-lyor-coherv
HOW THE INTERNET e HAS ROCKED THE MUSIC INDUSTRY Online music downloads and streaming caused the traditional ways of buying and listening to music to suffer BUT JUST HOW BAD IS IT? THE DECLINE OF THE RECORD STORE Between 2000 and 2010 record store sales declined more than Between 2000 and 2009 CD album sales 76% 50% It may be dropping ano 77.4% BY 2016. RECORD STORES WERE IN IBISWORLD'S LIST OF 10 U.S. INDUSTRIES THAT WERE DEAD OR DYING FAST. SIGN OF THE TIMES: IN 2009 the last of the Virgin stores ALSO IN 2006 Tower Records closed all of its 89 U.S. stores. HMV-a company parent company closed its 131 based out of the UK-pulled out of the U.S. market. 13) company's parent bankruptcy. l4) filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in In January 2012, digital music sales surpassed physical music sales for the first time ever. [6) Digital sales made up of all music sales S0.3% Digital music sales Physical music sales S % DOWN 078.496 UP In 2011: FROM MP3S TO STREAMING 0 ORIGINALLY, DIGITAL MUSIC WAS CONFINED TO THE COMPUTER File-sharing MP3s were mainly distributed online popular, like Morpheus Then, Diamond Multimedia created Rio, a digital audi MUSIC BECAME: iTunes was established in 2001,(8) Portable affordable Available with large selections $0.99 Instead of storing music on a hard drive or MP3 player, users can stream songs. now a very popular way to access music. 1 $.0.99 iTunes - 64 Spotify AAaA song listens THE MP3 PLAYER PHENOMENON AND MUSIC STREAMING HAVE ALLOWED USERS TO DOWNLOAD AND LISTEN TO INDIVIDUAL SONGS INSTEAD OF ENTIRE ALBUMS This marked a huge change in the music industry In fact, from about 1999 to 2009, sales of full albums dropped 55% to less than 400 million. However, individual, digital track sales went from 0 to 1.2 billion. DESPITE THE GROWTH IN DIGITAL MEDIA, ABOUT 2,000 INDIE MUSIC STORES STILL SURVIVE. 110) THE OLD LIVES ON Some attribute this to the remaining popularity for vinyl So far in 2012, 39% 10%↑ vinyl album sales increased by VINYL REMAINS RELATIVELY POPULAR BECAUSE IT: (111 Causes feelings of nostalgia ides quality sound. Is actually tangible CONCLUSION Even though the digital music revolution caused both independent and chain record stores to suffer, some retailers continue on with the help of avid supporters. Regardless of the growth and decline of music forms, there are pros and cons to RRIevery type, and only the future will tell MLonews es what additional changes are to come. [1] http://abcnews.g 10. story?id=1329232&#T-Dr-83c6IM [21 http://www.thefiscaltimes.com/Speci [31 http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/15 arts/music/15virgin.hitml Industries/Slide2.aspx 100-207 162-599008 htm 71 Music Revalution and Consumers.pdf [9] http://www.pcworld.comvarticle/194081/10_things_the_internet_has [10] http-//www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/20/record-store-day-2012_n 1439916.htmil [11] http: /www.forbes.co cd-the-tables-are-turning-rolling-stones-dom-lyor-coherv

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BATTLE OF THE SEXES VS HOW MEN AND WOMEN USE THE SOCIAL WEB According to recent survey 1qq.6 millian Americans use at least ane social netMDrking site. To give you some perspective. if thase social network users formed their own country it would be the eighth largest in the world ahead of the likes of Russia. Jepen and Mexico. And much like seciaty itsalt, the way we ieerect with this still alatively new technology sametimes diers greatly barmeen men and women. Here are soma af the numbers behind ho蕦men and women use social media, and-hich gender uses it more effectively. UST THE NUMBERS SOCIAL NETWORKING SITE USERS IN THE U.S PRIVACY IS A CONCERN USERS WHO SET THEIR PROFILES TO PRIVATE Nearly half of all social networking users struggle to use privacy controls 48%) 7% BFFN (BEST FRIENDS FOR NOW) USERS WHO'VE DELETED PEDPLE FRONM THEIR FRIENDS LIST UNFRIEND 67% FAMILY FIRST BUT MEN LEAD THE WAY IN. EMBARRASSMEN Me., are twi C likely as women to post sat,ething on a social networking sita that they later regret 2/3 OF ALL USERS CITE KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH FAMILY AS THEIR PRIMARY REASON FOR USING SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES WHERE WOMEN RULE The two largest social networking sites are ruled by women Nearly 300,000 status updates are posted to Facebook every minute, and women are leading the charge % af women update th"ir to only 11% , men woun | 1 1 % | | 18% | Werner, are aise mora lik iy t comment on p stsDnd卩hot 5 several times daily than man TWITTER FACEBDDK PINTEREST IS OF NO INTEREST TO MEN PINTEREST USERS Retailers and women's lifestyle sites are reaping the most benefit from the explosion of Pinterest CookingLight witter combinad GUYS, GALS, GAMING WOMEN ZYNGA USERS OVERALL, WOMEN MAKE UP 55% OF THE ONLINE GAMING POPULATION WOMEN OVER THE AGE OF 55 males sged 15-24 and males sged 25 -34 ROUND WHERE WE ALL JUST GET ALONG Tagged is the only social network with a nearly gender equal user base USERS MINUTES PER LOG-IN DAILY LOG-INS ROUND WHERE MEN DOMINATE While women's majority share of the social networking market has widened in the past few years, they don' dominate every site Professional networking site Linkedin also skews toward a largely male demographic in 37% REDDIT GOOGLE There are more males on Linkedin than women on Linkedin Reddit and Google combined 101.430 000 86,486,000 in WOMEN A RECENT LINKEDIN SURVEY REVEALED THAT: wom n make for more effective Just as surprisingly marketers in the field of ranching men make more ffective than their male counterparts cosmetics marketers CONCLUSION At the end of the day, women are far more active users of social networking sites, racking up an astounding 99 million more visits per month than their male counterparts DigitalFlash
BATTLE OF THE SEXES VS HOW MEN AND WOMEN USE THE SOCIAL WEB According to recent survey 1qq.6 millian Americans use at least ane social netMDrking site. To give you some perspective. if thase social network users formed their own country it would be the eighth largest in the world ahead of the likes of Russia. Jepen and Mexico. And much like seciaty itsalt, the way we ieerect with this still alatively new technology sametimes diers greatly barmeen men and women. Here are soma af the numbers behind ho蕦men and women use social media, and-hich gender uses it more effectively. UST THE NUMBERS SOCIAL NETWORKING SITE USERS IN THE U.S PRIVACY IS A CONCERN USERS WHO SET THEIR PROFILES TO PRIVATE Nearly half of all social networking users struggle to use privacy controls 48%) 7% BFFN (BEST FRIENDS FOR NOW) USERS WHO'VE DELETED PEDPLE FRONM THEIR FRIENDS LIST UNFRIEND 67% FAMILY FIRST BUT MEN LEAD THE WAY IN. EMBARRASSMEN Me., are twi C likely as women to post sat,ething on a social networking sita that they later regret 2/3 OF ALL USERS CITE KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH FAMILY AS THEIR PRIMARY REASON FOR USING SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES WHERE WOMEN RULE The two largest social networking sites are ruled by women Nearly 300,000 status updates are posted to Facebook every minute, and women are leading the charge % af women update th"ir to only 11% , men woun | 1 1 % | | 18% | Werner, are aise mora lik iy t comment on p stsDnd卩hot 5 several times daily than man TWITTER FACEBDDK PINTEREST IS OF NO INTEREST TO MEN PINTEREST USERS Retailers and women's lifestyle sites are reaping the most benefit from the explosion of Pinterest CookingLight witter combinad GUYS, GALS, GAMING WOMEN ZYNGA USERS OVERALL, WOMEN MAKE UP 55% OF THE ONLINE GAMING POPULATION WOMEN OVER THE AGE OF 55 males sged 15-24 and males sged 25 -34 ROUND WHERE WE ALL JUST GET ALONG Tagged is the only social network with a nearly gender equal user base USERS MINUTES PER LOG-IN DAILY LOG-INS ROUND WHERE MEN DOMINATE While women's majority share of the social networking market has widened in the past few years, they don' dominate every site Professional networking site Linkedin also skews toward a largely male demographic in 37% REDDIT GOOGLE There are more males on Linkedin than women on Linkedin Reddit and Google combined 101.430 000 86,486,000 in WOMEN A RECENT LINKEDIN SURVEY REVEALED THAT: wom n make for more effective Just as surprisingly marketers in the field of ranching men make more ffective than their male counterparts cosmetics marketers CONCLUSION At the end of the day, women are far more active users of social networking sites, racking up an astounding 99 million more visits per month than their male counterparts DigitalFlash

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BET AWARDS 2012 BY NUMBER TOTAL ACTIVITY OVERALL SOCIAL ACTIVITY AWARDS 10,128,731 150k POST SHOW PRE SHOW MAIN SHOW 100k ON-AIR ACTIVITY 50k 10,101,313 0 6:00PM 7:00PM 8:00PM 9:00PM 10:00PM 11:00PMM 12:00AM 1. 8:07 PM EST 102,772 Samuel L. Jackson and Spike Lee perform N*ggas in Paris 3. 10:3OPM EST 101,423 Jay-Z and Kanye West win Video of the Year and Jay-Z interrupts Kanye's speech 4. 11:01PM EST 97,780 Cissy Houston sings Bridge Over Troubled Water, her tribute to Whitney 2. 8:20PM EST 115,189 Usher performs Climax GENDER SENTIMENT USER AGENTS FEMALE MALE POSITIVE NEUTRAL NEGATIVE MOBILE WEB 53% 47% 54% 23% 23% 69% 31% TOP 5 MENTIONED CELEBRITIES CHRIS BROWN BEYONCE SAMUEL L. JACKSON NICKI MINAJ USHER 405,059 254,904 144,803 144,278 131,800 TOP 5 CITIES 1 NEW YORK 2 LOS ANGELES 3 ATLANTA 4 CHICAGO 5 HOUSTON 4 2 3 Copyright ©2012 Trendrr.TV All rights reserved Trend TI
BET AWARDS 2012 BY NUMBER TOTAL ACTIVITY OVERALL SOCIAL ACTIVITY AWARDS 10,128,731 150k POST SHOW PRE SHOW MAIN SHOW 100k ON-AIR ACTIVITY 50k 10,101,313 0 6:00PM 7:00PM 8:00PM 9:00PM 10:00PM 11:00PMM 12:00AM 1. 8:07 PM EST 102,772 Samuel L. Jackson and Spike Lee perform N*ggas in Paris 3. 10:3OPM EST 101,423 Jay-Z and Kanye West win Video of the Year and Jay-Z interrupts Kanye's speech 4. 11:01PM EST 97,780 Cissy Houston sings Bridge Over Troubled Water, her tribute to Whitney 2. 8:20PM EST 115,189 Usher performs Climax GENDER SENTIMENT USER AGENTS FEMALE MALE POSITIVE NEUTRAL NEGATIVE MOBILE WEB 53% 47% 54% 23% 23% 69% 31% TOP 5 MENTIONED CELEBRITIES CHRIS BROWN BEYONCE SAMUEL L. JACKSON NICKI MINAJ USHER 405,059 254,904 144,803 144,278 131,800 TOP 5 CITIES 1 NEW YORK 2 LOS ANGELES 3 ATLANTA 4 CHICAGO 5 HOUSTON 4 2 3 Copyright ©2012 Trendrr.TV All rights reserved Trend TI

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THE WAR DRUGS TURNS 40 DRUS TURNS 40 WEED IS THE NEW CRACK OF ALL DRUG ARRESTS, NEARLY 50 PERCENT ARE FOR MARIJUANA. ARRESTS FOR DRUG ABUSE VIOLATIONS IN THE US, 2009 DRUG ABUSE VIOLATIONS: SALE/MANUFACTURING 10 SYNETHETIC MANUFACTURED DERIVATIVES DRUGS DRUG ABUSE VIOLATIONS: POSSESSION 50 40 30 20 10 SYNETHETIC OTHER DERIVATIVES DRUGS the DRUG ABUSE VIOLATIONS: MARIJUANA POSSESSION, BY REGION may not add to 100. NORTHEAST: 47% LA COUNTY IS LESS THAN 10% BLACK, BUT MORE THAN 30 % OF THOSE ARRESTED FOR MARIJUANA POSSESSION ARE AFRICAN AMERICAN. Alliance, LA: June 2010. MIDWEST: 52.8% IN NYC, YOUNG WHITE WEED AT A HIGHER RATE THAN THEIR BLACK AND BROWN COUNTERPARTS. YET THE NYPD IS 7 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO ARRESTA TIMES AS LIKELY TO ARREST AYOUNG LATINO FOR WEED POSSESSION. Source: "$75 Million a Year: The Cost of New York City's PossessionArrests," Drug Policy Alliance, NY: March 2011 Source: Federal Bureau of Investigation. Crime in the United States, 2009 DC: FBI 2010 WOMEN IN PRISON WOMEN ARE THE FASTEST GROWING SECTOR OF THE PRISON POPULATION. SINCE 1977, THEIR NUMBERS HAVE GROWN BY 757 PERCENT. MORE THAN 50 PERCENT OF WOMEN IN JAIL SAY THEYVE BEEN PHYSICALLY OR SEXUALLY ABUSED BEFORE THEIR IMPRISONMENT, COMPARED TO ABOUT 10 PERCENT OF MEN 43 48 31 require medical examinations 3.8 TIMES AUTHORITIES ARE MORE LIKELY TO INCARCERATE A BLACK WOMAN AND 1.6 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO INCARCERATE A LATING WOMAN THAN THEIR WHITE COUNTERPARTS number of states that don't HIV s A BLACK WOMAN IS 4.8 TIMES MORE LIKELY THAN A WHITE WOMAN TO BE SENT TO PRISON FOR A DRUG VIOLATION t require input from medical staff when irons or waist chains will be used during labor, delivery ALTHOUGH PREGNANT WHITE AND BLACK WOMEN TAKE DRUGS AT SIMILAR RATES, BLACK MOTHERS-TO-BE ARE 10 TIMES AS LIKELY TO BE REPORTED TO CHILD WELFARE FOR Source: "Mothers Behind Bars, The Rebecca Project for Human Rights and National Women's Source: "Fact Sheet: Women, Prison and the Drug War," Drug Policy PARENTS DON'T GO TO JAIL ALONE THERE ARE 2.7 MILLION CHILDREN WHO HAVE A PARENT BEHIND BARS AND 54 PERCENT OF INMATES ARE PARENTS WITH CHILDREN UNDER 18, INCLUDING MORE THAN 120,000 MOTHERS AND 1.1 MILLION FATHERS WHILE ONE-THIRD OF INCARCERATED PARENTS ARE SERVING TIME FOR A VIOLENT CRIME, THE OFFENSES OF THE OTHER TWO-THIRDS WERE NON-VIOLENT, WITH MORE THAN ONE-QUARTER OF ALL CONVICTIONS COMING FROM DRUG OFFENSES. ALL TOLD, 1 PERCENT OF ALL CHILDREN CURRENTLY HAVE A PARENT SERVING TIME FOR A DRUG CRIME 1 IN 9 BLACK CHILDREN (11.4 %) HAVE A PARENT INCARCERATED IN 1980, 3 PERCENT OF BLACK CHILDREN HAD A PARENT INCARCERATED FORA NONVIOLENT DRUG OFFENSE BY 2008, 3.8 PERCENT DID 1 IN 28 LATINO CHILDREN (3.5 %) HAVE A PARENT INCARCERATED IN 1980, 4 PERCENT OF LATINO CHILDREN HAD A PARENT INCARCERATED FOR A NONVIOLENT DRUG OFFENSE. BY 2008, 1 PERCENT DID 1 IN 57 WHITE CHILDREN (1.8 %) HAVE A PARENT INCARCERATED. 10% OF CHILDREN WITH MOTHERS INCARCERATED IN STATE PRISON ARE IN FOSTER HOMES OR AGENCIES, AND 79% LIVE WITH A GRANDPARENT OR RELATIVE IN 1980, .0 PERCENT OF WHITE CHILDREN HADA PARENT INCARCERATED FOR NON- MOLENT DRUG OFFENSES. BY 2008, ONLY 3 PERCENT DID Source: "Collateral Costs: Incarceration's Effect on Economic Mobility, The Pew DRUG TREATMENT NATIONWIDE, WHITE MEN AND WOMEN REPRESENT ALMOST 62% OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT ADMISSIONS BLACKS MAKE UP 24% AND LATINOS LESS THAN 13%. Source: "Caught in the Net: The Impact of Drug Policies on Women and Families," Break the Chains, Brennan Center for Justice and ACLU Foundation: 2005 COLORLINE
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exploring the DNA of modern musiC S SAMPLING? In music, sampling is the act of taking a portion, or sample, of one sound recordin piece. The technique h and reusing i become a staple for many music genres, including rap hip-hop, pop, r&b, rock & roll, electronica and jazz strument or a sound reco O YEARS OF SAMPLING: 1982-2012 2010 samples 1993 2,460 19821985 19881991 1994 1997 2000 200320062009 2012 e sampling keyboard used in the 1986 movie FUNI FACT Th s Bu Mu Emula early 38,000 almost $16,500 in 2012 dollars! FUNKY DRUMMER Sampled 468 Times SPOTLIGHT ON: JAMES BROWN As used by: Public Enemy, Kylie Minogue, N.W.A Nicki Minaj, Lupe Fiasco, Beastie Boys, Nine Inch Nails, George Michael, Run DMC, INXS, Aphex Twin, Shabba Ranks, Moby, The Roots and many, many more... own as "The Godfather of Soul" James Brown is one of the mos and the most sampled artist of a time PAYBACHK led 1,976 FUNKY PRESIDENT As used by Ice Cube, Massive Attack En Vogue, 50 Cent DI ENT TRACK 268 Times HA AMES BROWN A Tribe Called Quest, R. Kelly 2Pac, Teenage Fanclub, Nas and many more.. 1% 1% 1% 1% SPOTLIGHT ON: DR. DRE This Grammy-winning rapper, producer and entrepreneur popularized the West Coast "G Funk" sound and helped build the careers of Snoop Dogg, Game. Samples are large part of Dr. Dre's production technique- here's how he finds them. Eminem, 50 Cent and 47% Soul/Funk /Disco 36% Electronic THE AMEN BREAK: THE MOST SAMPLED DRUM LOOP EVER SAMPLED 663 the 1969 lesideanen,Brot ertindas become the You may never have heard of The Winstons, but this little-known band has had a major impact on modern music. The "Amen Break"-a 6 second drum solo from TIMES most-sampled breakbeat of all time and has even spawned entire music genres and subcultures. Inch Nails, N.W.A., Oasis, L TOP 10: MOST SAMPLED ARTISTS&SONGS ARTISTS SONGS 01 The Winstons - Amen, Brother 01 James Brown 02 Public Enemy re Change the Beat (Female Version) Run-DMC James Brown - Funky Drumme 04 The Win 05 Di Da Di 07 The Notorious B.I.G 08 Slick Rick 09 Michael Jackson 10 Eric B. & Rakim 06 The Honey Drippers -Impeach the President 07 James Brown -Funky President 08 Melvin Bliss -Synthetic Substitution 09 Run-DMC Here We Go (Live at the Funhouse) 10 Public Enemy-Bring the Noise THE UNSUNG HEROES: 10 LESSER-KNOWN ARTISTS WHO LIVE ON THROUGH MODERN SAMPLING Win The Honey Drippers ESG (Emerald, Sapphire &Gold) Melvin Bliss Skull Snaps who sampled Statistics taken from the WhoSampled Audionalysis of sampled music compiled on 1 June 2012. Definition of sampling from Wikipedia. Photo Credits James Brown: Dbking@ Flickr (creative commons license) Dr. Dre: Commondr3ads e Wikimedia Commons (creatiye commons license). Designed by Sparkpr Creative at www.sparkpr.com. Please feel free to distribute or reproduce this graphic find your own sample stories@ whosampledl.com

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