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Who Bionote
A Filipino botanist claimed to be the inventor of
Quink ink used by The Parker Pen Company. He
studied in the Philippines and the US, gaining a BSc
from the University of the Philippines School of
Agriculture, Los Baños in 1918 and an MSc in 1921.
He travelled to the US and gained a PhD in Plant
Francisco
Quisumbing Taxonomy, Systematics and Morphology from the
University of Chicago in 1923, under the American
pensionado program.
Known For: Holds the 1975 patent for the Karaoke
Sing-Along System
Born: June 7, 1919, in Pasay City, Philippines
Parents: Teofilo del Rosario and Consolacion Legaspi the going with amplifier. Called the Sing Along System
Roberto del
Rosario Died: July 30, 2003 in Manila, Philippines
Education: No formal musical education
Spouse: Eloisa Vistan
Children: 5
How and Why
Filipino Botanist who invented the Quink Ink (a
fountain pen ink) introduced in 1931. Quisumbing
studied in the Philippines and in the United States and
got his Ph.D. in Taxonomy, Systematics, and
Morphology from the University of Chicago in 1923.
After World War II, Quisumbing went back to the
Philippines to organize the Philippine Ink Corporation
but was unable to do it under the Japanese Reparation
Program due to government interventions. Quink
stands for Quisumbing Ink was sold in the United
States since 1931. Quink Ink has the desired quality of
ink flow, it resisted water and molding, it was not
corrosive and it’s quick drying.
Made a ton of ideas. His most renowned
worldwide is the karaoke framework. The framework is
a conveyable gadget that plays music without singing
the words. The music might be sung along to through
by Rosario, the karaoke framework was quite rapidly
prevalent all around the Philippines, Japan, China and
encompassing nations. It’s prevalence spread as far and
wide as possible, and it turned into an incredible
machine for gatherings, particular home utilize and
organizations that facilitated occasions.
Significant Impact of STS
Went back to the Philippines after World War
II but as unable to organize the Philippine Ink
Corporation under the Japanese Reparations
Program because of too much government
intervention. Quink, which was sold in the US
from 1931, is claimed to stand for
‘Quisumbing Ink’, but there is no reliable
evidence to support this. Parker state instead
that the name is an amalgam of “quick and
ink”.
Under the business name Trebel. Del Rosario
manufactured harpsichords and the OMB, or
One-Man-Band, a piano with a built-in
synthesizer, rhythm box, and bass pedals that
can all be played at the same time. He also
developed and patented a singalong machine
using "minus one" technology in which vocals
are subtracted from extant instrumental tracks.
Karaoke is a compound Japanese word from
"karappo" meaning "empty" and o-kestura
meaning "orchestra." Sometimes translated as
"empty orchestra," the phrase means
something closer to "the orchestra is void of
vocals."