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In [[1997]] Harper rode in PUSH's "Journey of Hope", a 3,500 bicycle tour from San Francisco to Washington D.C. From [[June 18]]—[[September 14]], [[2007]] Harper counted from 1 to 1,000,000 on a live webcast from his apartment. His friends [[Eric Brown]] and [[Rob Hayes]] helped set up a website and secured sponsorships. The final installment was simulcast at the [[Barking Kudu]]. | In [[1997]] Harper rode in PUSH's "Journey of Hope", a 3,500 bicycle tour from San Francisco to Washington D.C. From [[June 18]]—[[September 14]], [[2007]] Harper counted from 1 to 1,000,000 on a live webcast from his apartment. His friends [[Eric Brown]] and [[Rob Hayes]] helped set up a website and secured sponsorships. The final installment was simulcast at the [[Barking Kudu]]. | ||
In [[2010]], Harper, [[Geno Pearson]], and [[Jeff Clanton]] started [[Birmingham Mountain Radio]], an internet-based radio station which features live, local disc jockeys. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
*Whitmire, Kyle. (September 13, 2007) "The one million mark: Jeremy Harper finishes online count." ''[[Birmingham Weekly]]'' | * Whitmire, Kyle. (September 13, 2007) "The one million mark: Jeremy Harper finishes online count." ''[[Birmingham Weekly]]'' | ||
* George, Sam (November 18, 2010) "Kings of the Mountain: Internet Radio Station Picks Up Where Live 100.5 Left Off." ''Birmingham Weekly'' | |||
* Cuthbert, Matt (December 13, 2010) "Internet music station Mountain Radio launches in Birmingham." ''Birmingham News'' | |||
* Carlton, Bob (December 14, 2010) "Birmingham music lovers have a new alt-rock radio station as the Mountain launches on the internet." ''Birmingham News'' | |||
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Revision as of 09:21, 14 September 2011
Jeremy Harper (born June 18, 1976) is a UAB computer science graduate and a fund-raiser for PUSH America, which helps children with disabilities.
In 1997 Harper rode in PUSH's "Journey of Hope", a 3,500 bicycle tour from San Francisco to Washington D.C. From June 18—September 14, 2007 Harper counted from 1 to 1,000,000 on a live webcast from his apartment. His friends Eric Brown and Rob Hayes helped set up a website and secured sponsorships. The final installment was simulcast at the Barking Kudu.
In 2010, Harper, Geno Pearson, and Jeff Clanton started Birmingham Mountain Radio, an internet-based radio station which features live, local disc jockeys.
References
- Whitmire, Kyle. (September 13, 2007) "The one million mark: Jeremy Harper finishes online count." Birmingham Weekly
- George, Sam (November 18, 2010) "Kings of the Mountain: Internet Radio Station Picks Up Where Live 100.5 Left Off." Birmingham Weekly
- Cuthbert, Matt (December 13, 2010) "Internet music station Mountain Radio launches in Birmingham." Birmingham News
- Carlton, Bob (December 14, 2010) "Birmingham music lovers have a new alt-rock radio station as the Mountain launches on the internet." Birmingham News