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AHMAD: Back To "Back In The Day"
We were excited to hear, about a year ago, that one of our favorite emcee's were coming out with new music. AHMAD, known for his classic hip hop single "Back In The Day", saw platinum success at the age of 17 in 1993. AHMAD also teamed up with West Coast favorites Saafir and Ras Kass to do the song "Come Widdit" for Street Fighter's motion picture soundtrack. After touring the world on the success of the single and earning his stripes as a respected emcee with a classic hip hop song, AHMAD abruptly quit music. AHMAD was finding that he was not fulfilled by the fame, money, and touring and he gave his life to the Lord. A few years later AHMAD started the band that many grew to know and love by the name of 4th Avenue Jones. 4th Ave released music on Interscope as well as Gotee. After a strong effort but less of a pay off, the band went on an indefinite hiatus, and AHMAD returned to college.
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"Jesus Walks" co-writer slams "Prosperity" preachers in new song/video
Rhymefest dropped this gem of a video and song on the Interwebs today in which he takes aim at the "Prosperity Gospel" message of televangelists and TV preachers who seem to exploit people looking for genuine salvation.
The general market, Chicago-based MC has covered Christian themes and topics in his raps before, having co-authored Kanye West's "Jesus Walks" which won a Grammy in 2005.
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Christian Hip Hop: Inspired or Copying?
The journey of exploring a Christian bookstore for the latest rock, hip-hop or pop album always includes a visitation of the infamous comparison chart. The chart's primary objective is to compare mainstream and Christian artistic styles to conclude whether they can be placed in the same category. The music industry as a whole likes to categorize artists to appeal to a particular fanbase.
In the last decade the most duplicated trend in Christian hip hop has been lyrical theology. Aspiring emcees formulate their lyrics in the vein of established Christian Hip Hop artists like Cross Movement, Shai Line and Trip Lee. One failed observation on the part of the aspiring emcee is that the mainstream community listens to the music before the lyrics, while our community listens to the lyrics before the music. Mainstream watches for the music or the presentation and then hears the lyrical content. Inspiration can be defined as, "being breathed upon; resulting in a burst of creativity". Copying can be defined as, "duplicating information, work or object while not using the same process that originally created it". Have you ever played music for a person that's not familiar with Christian hip hop and their reaction is "the rapper sounds like______"? When Allen Iverson performs a cross over on an opponent you never hear, "His cross-over is like_____? Why is that?
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Mixtapes: A Huge Opportunity For Evangelism
Mixtape's have been around since the late 70's, and many artists have found exposure and even gotten recording contracts from being featured on a mixtape. The mixtape in secular hip hop has been a proven outlet to promote your music in a cost effective way. Christian Hip Hop has been tapped into the mixtape game for several years now, however most are utilized to raise funds. With that said, I want to explore another function that Christian artists can use mixtape's for, namely, evangelism. Mixtape's can serve a similar purpose as like chick tracts. They have a message and can be handed out like tracts, anywhere to anyone.
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Frustrated: Why did KJ-52 win a Dove Award...AGAIN!?
Why aren't people like Lecrae winning!? There is frustration that KJ-52 won the Dove Award for 'Rap / Hip Hop Album of the Year'. KJ-52 now has 5 Dove Awards. There have been complaints over the years, including this year, that KJ-52 won because he is white, because he has the most sales, politics, etc. While some of that may be an influence, most or all of it is based on ignorance. There are requirements and criteria (similiar to Grammy's, Stellar's, etc.) that have to be met for artists to be considered for nominations.
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SXSW - The Other March Madness: Rapzilla Wrap Up
NCAA Basketball isnt the only March madness that takes place annually. Down in the capitol city of Texas there are nearly 100,000 people that congregate annually at the world renown event known as South by Southwest.
For those that dont know, South by Southwest (SXSW) is a set of interactive, film, music festivals and conferences that take place every spring in Austin, Texas. Each of the three parts run relatively independently, with different start and end dates. It has been around for 23 years and it still going strong.
SXSW is one of the largest music festivals in the United States, with nearly 2,000 performers playing in more than 80 venues around Austin over four days, in March.
And though dominated by music, SXSW also features a robust film festival and an innovative, interactive technology conference, where techies from around the country showcase their latest software, gadgets and gaming technology. It is a well known fact that Twitter launched at the SXSW Interactive media conference in 2007.
Make no mistake what happens at SXSW impacts the world. Whether for better or for worse. Recognizing this, one thing I observed as I attended this years conference, was that the Christian Hip Hop culture was absent outside of the 2nd annual, 'The Life in Hip Hop' concert. Im talking about the wisdom filled workshops. Im talking about the divine appointments that are waiting to be made. Im talking about the life changing conversations that we could be having with people.
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Christian Hip Hop Making It's Mark on 3/30
March 30th. Digging into the history books to see what's so special about the day we found:
- Alaska was purchased from Russia for 7.2 million dollars on March 30th 1867
- Vincent Van Gogh, Dutch painter, was born on March 30th 1853.
- The pencil with eraser was patented on March 30th 1858.
Other than that not a lot, but Christian hip hop is making it's mark on March 30th! FIVE albums are coming out! Check out the list of albums you need to pick up on March 30th:
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Design & Packaging: Increase your value
Since Christian hip hop's inception, the lack of quality has been commented on by Christians and non Christians alike. I have been involved in Christian hip hop for the last 10 years, and the complaints remain the same. Mark LaFay, one of my best friends, and manager to Christian bands Haste The Day, Gwen Stacy, etc., turned me onto Christian hip hop for the first time back in 2000. The first taste of Christian hip hop I got was John Reuben's song "Do Not" and Mars iLL's album 'Raw Material'. After listening to these samples and then searching out other releases in Christian hip hop, I soon found out that those were the exception and not the norm. The poor quality and blatant copying of popular secular hip hop has been a common topic over the years, but we can save it for another time. I will transition out of this intro on a good note though, and say that I definitely have seen great improvements sonically. In this article, I want to focus on the design and packaging of Christian hip hop products.
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Center Stage: PMO in Zionsville
The Glee Club and the Purduettes traveled down to Zionsville Highschool to perform a show together. This is the first in the past few years and was a great bonding experience for the two ensembles. Sophomore Michael Blakley and Senior Patrick Brown join Assistant Director of the Purdue Varsity Glee Club in a sound check before the Friday night performance.
The Glee Club and the Purduettes warm up "There Will Always Be a Song" with the Zionsville students.
The men and women were provided a generous meal by the Zionsville Royalaires and Choralaires parents and spent time getting to know the Zionsville High School students. The food was absolutely delicious! Director of Purdue Musical Organizations, Bill Griffel, joins in the fun teaching his table the table song, "By the Light of the Silvery Moon".
Manager of Purduettes, Emily Gorrell and Senior Amanda Conte take part in a large Chocolate Fondu Fountain which was provided by the Zionsville parents. There were various scrumptious treats to dip in the rich chocolate including all kinds of fruit and cream puffs!
After the meal, the Glee Club quickly changed to open the show. They began with a fairly new run in song, "Ambassdors in Song" arranged by Ted Arthur. This was a great transition to their next song, Shoshaloza, a powerful African tune.
Purdue Varsity Glee Club member Noah Demerly beautifully serenades one of the lovely audience members..
The men of Lighthouse raise the audience up with their upbeat "My Lord Will Come Again".
Ba-na-na are up to no good as usual but bring the house down with "Shout".
Junior Jacob Ludwig wails on the guitar during the Glee Club set.
Junior Phoenix Lyons, a resident of Zionsville, performed "When You Say You Love Me" on his home stage.
The Purduettes performed next adding a little pizazz and sparkle to the night. They opened their set with "I Hear A Song".
The Purduettes display their unique style and class in a number of fun upbeat tunes but also some very inspirational and slower tunes. Whatever they are singing, they never let go of their smiles and stage presence.
Director of the Purduettes Jeff Vallier directs the women in their uplifting tune, "Get Happy".
The Purduettes specialty group The Holy Cow Girls performed "Only Love", a new song to the group. This specialty contains two Zionsville natives, Katie Peine and Ali Norman.
The women also got the opportunity to work with the Zionsville women on Hosanna. Sophomore Allie Rieth and her sister Sarah had the opportunity to perform with one another.
"Hosanna, forever we worship you".
Senior Barry Helfrich presents the Zionsville Director, Deana Broge, with a gift from the Glee Club. Amanda Haney, a Junior, presented a gift from the Purduettes.
The men and women of Zionsville combine with the men and women of PMO to perform "There Will Always Be a Song".
The Glee Club and the Purduettes close the performance with the greatest fight song known to man, "Hail Purdue!".
Zionsville is a big show for alumni in the Indianapolis area to visit. Former Purduette and Purduette Manager Monica Ruberg catches up with some current Purduette ladies after the show.
Director of PMO, Bill Griffel, and Director of Zionsville choirs, Deana Broge, pose for a picture before the PMO buses leave. What a great night full of fun but most importantly love for music!


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guruSyllabification: gu·ru
Pronunciation: /ˈɡo͝oro͞o /
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noun (plural gurus)
1(In Hinduism and Buddhism) a spiritual teacher, especially one who imparts initiation.
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- Hindus who have a guru strive to receive spiritual initiation from him.
- Similar new castes have been established as the need arose by gurus and priests throughout Hindu history.
- Hinduism is a combination, a collection, of all the teachings and practices of thousands of rishis, gurus, philosophers, mystics and teachers throughout many centuries.
spiritual teacher, teacher, tutor, sage, mentor, spiritual leader, leader, master;
Hinduism swami, maharishi
1.1Each of the ten first leaders of the Sikh religion.
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- Sikh leaders, gurus and elites were written about, but not dissenting movements, religious mobilisations, and the diversity of cultures within Sikhism itself.
- They celebrated the 338th birth anniversary of Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth guru of Sikhs, with a variety of functions on Sunday.
- The Gurudwara has facilities for lodging and boarding for visitors and Sikh gurus who come from outside Bangalore, during cultural and religious meets.
1.2An influential teacher or popular expert: a management guru
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- To some, he is a management guru and business consultant, while a few see him as an entrepreneur.
- Forget voice-coaches, image consultants, PR experts and makeover gurus; it's Lydia who can make you a star.
- Bookshelves creak under the weight of books written by business gurus on how to manage a company, how to increase personal potential and to achieve success
expert, authority, pundit, leading light, master, specialist
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2 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, & air conditioned room (sleeps 4-6)
Come and visit us in the unique area of Ramey between the towns of Aguadilla and Isabela where we have the perfect combination of sol y olas (Sun and Waves in Spanish)!
Aguadilla and Isabela are known for consistent waves and winds throughout much of the year. Not a surfer or kite boarder? No worries!! Aguadilla has something for everyone. From all types of water sports to horseback riding,golfing and even ice skating!
Our apartments are spacious and fully equipped, as well as, close to many beaches, restaurants and a supermarket/ATM.
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2A (Downstairs) - One bedroom has a queen bed; the other bedroom has one full size bed.
2B (Upstairs) - One bedroom has a queen size bed; the other bedroom has two twin size beds.
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You can enjoy a nice meal & drink while relaxing on the balcony or you can grill on our outdoor deck.
For your security we have inside gated parking. So get away from your busy life and come visit us today!
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About Esther
Hola! We are Esther & Brad and we hope to see you at our rentals in the near future. We own, operate and maintain our rentals, so we try to always keep them clean and affordable for others to enjoy...after all, we're sharing our little piece of paradise!
Esther purchased this apartment in 2007
Why Esther chose Aguadilla
We are conveniently located close to the Aguadilla Airport, beaches, very nice restaurants/bars and a very nice grocery store.


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It's all in a [Sonic] Brand: Revisiting 1970s Sports Branding in Broadcast Television
October 24, 2014Posted by on
Working for The World Leader in Sonic Branding™ means I'm well versed in the Pavlovian effect music has on the human brain. Which is a fancy way of saying that as a mega sports fan, I know that when I hear this:
…I'm ready for some Football!
That, of course, is Sonic Branding: Being able to identify something – anything – based only on the music or notes associated with it.
And believe it or not, little 12 year old Mikey Finnegan, already a sports nut, also already knew what Sonic Branding was. So here are 5 examples from my childhood of how my favorite pastime – SPORTS! – intersected with my job of the past 10 years – MUSIC! And even way back in the mid-70's, without grasping the importance of branded music, I was influenced by it…
ABC's Wide World of Sports – Charles Fox's classic music combined with announcer Jim McKay's famous line "the Thrill of the Victory and the Agony of Defeat" left an indelible impression in my young mind. Whenever I heard the theme, I'd sprint to the TV room to catch the show open and probably a Muhammad Ali boxing match. This is also a great example of how music and other audio elements – like Jim McKay's voice over – can work in tandem to reinforce a brand and a sonic brand.
ABC's Monday Night Football – Fox also composed another outrageously popular sports theme of the 70's, Monday Night Football. And who could forget Howard Cosell's legendary voice backed by perhaps the most recognizable TV theme song of that era?
This Week In Baseball - As I grew older, I began turning to Basketball; but Baseball was the first sport I was fanatical about, and a show called This Week In Baseball was my all-time favorite. Again, the voice over – this time delivered by Mel Allen – worked perfectly to create the overall sonic brand…but it was this song by John Scott that signified my next hour was spoken for.
Olympics Theme Song – Officially titled"Bugler's Dream and Olympic Fanfare Medley", John Williams' classic sports theme signified power, athleticism and crossed borders and countries.
Wimbledon Championships – This music screams 1970, but it also told me that the greatest tennis tournament was on TV.
As I write, we are in the midst of sports television glory: MLB's World Series, mid-season NCAA/NFL (how bout them Cowboys!!!), and the start of the season for both the NHL and NBA. In fact this weekend all four will be on the tube at some point. And even if you're in another room, you'll know whether its baseball, football, basketball or hockey just by listening to the music. And THAT'S Sonic Branding.
Following My Passion
August 26, 2014Posted by on
Coming from a country where oil refineries are the bread and butter of life, you wouldn't be surprised to know that a music career doesn't sound too appealing to the ears of some parents where I grew up.
That was kind of my case.
I was born and raised in a little town in the north part of Venezuela, on a little peninsula called Paraguana. There are three things you can find out there: beautiful beaches, perfect weather and oil refineries.
I always loved music and I started playing music at a young age and had several bands growing up. But, when it was time to go to college, I didn't have too many options given the local industry; it was either be an Oil & Gas Engineer, or an Oil & Gas Engineer! I lost my dad at a young age and he was a Mechanical Engineer his whole life, despite never recieving a college degree in it…So I went to college and got a degree in Mechanical Engineering, I knew its what he would have wanted
After six months and a horrible experience working in oil refineries I decided to follow my passion: Music! I came to the U.S. with $100 in my pocket and did not speak English. My best friend from high school was living here already, so I stayed with him; going to community college to learn English and working as a cashier to pay for my school. I went to Dallas Sound Lab, now called Media Tech.
After I finished I thought it was my time to shine. But nobody called; no emails, nothing!! So, Plan B… wait, there wasn't a Plan B.
Finally I got an interview in Austin, to work in a Recording Studio there. The interview never happened, even though I sat in their lobby waiting for 4 hours AND after driving 3 hours to get there.
On my way back home I got a call from somebody I had never heard of. I never sent my resume to him, but some how he found me…his name is Stephen Arnold, from Stephen Arnold Music.
I remember that conversation like it was yesterday. Stephen said, " I would like to bring you in for an interview for a paid internship." … pause… I thought was a friend of mine making fun of me. I said, "look man, this is not funny, my day is a mess, don't joke with me right now"… pause… Stephen: "I would like to bring you in for an interview for a paid internship"… pause.. me: "holy crap! So sorry man, sure I will be there!" Wow, I was speechless.
11 years later I still work for Stephen as a Senior Audio Editor and Sound Designer in the Creative Services Department. I have been learning from the best, because I want to be the best. Working at SAM has been a unique experience, learning so much more about the music business than I had ever even dreamt about. The quality of musicians I have the privilege to work with every day and the amazing writers, producers and engineers help me to grow professionally.
Learning the creative process of making music at SAM is such a unique thing, the way we walk step by step with the client to get to know exactly what they have in their mind is just amazing. Following my passion has taken me for a nice ride, and I am still learning. I've been doing Sound Design, Mixing, Recording, also I have the chance to do Live Sound and even working on Movie Sets as a freelancer. And of course I still get a band together when I can…. Gonzo City may have played its last gig in Ft Worth, but here's a picture of the guys!
I guess the phrase "Follow Your Passion" worked perfect for me. A wise man told me once, "Find what you love to do and then find the way to get paid doing it". Music is such of big part of everything, and learning how to be good at it has opened a lot of doors in my career; and it is because of working at a place like SAM that I am where I am in my professional career.
PromaxBDA: NYC and Station Summit …. Done!
June 30, 2014Posted by on
Sometimes being the "new kid on the block" has its perks! Especially when it means joining the Stephen Arnold Music team just in time for their Promax conferences in NYC and Las Vegas!
PromaxDBA: The Conference in New York was the beginning of a whole new world for me. So much to soak up, in so little time! Amidst all the hustle and meeting new clients, I was able to sit in on Stephen and Chad leading a session featuring the huge project of rebranding CCTV China's foreign language channels. Completely blew my mind. It was so fun sitting next to a couple of guys from ESPN and getting to say "Isn't that awesome?? They did all of our custom music!" I was beaming with pride just being a part of SAM and everything that it implies.
It was also great getting to meet some of our partners at The Brand Gallery — what a cool group they are! I am super excited to work closely with them on upcoming projects. It honestly felt like going to meet extended family at Thanksgiving — I could quickly tell that these guys love SAM, and we love them. They are OUR extended family here, and couldn't be happier about that.
Overall, just the energy of Promax NY was exhilarating and left me wanting more. I was ready for round #2 in Vegas for sure!
And oh how Vegas did NOT disappoint! The Station Summit was a full 5 days of meeting clients and hosting happy hours in our SAM suite. We couldn't go out without a bang of course … the annual SAM party jam session was a little "too rowdy" for the Mirage, and security shut us down just after 11pm! It's apparent that SAM likes to have fun, y'all!
The best part about the TONS of new people that I met, they all had one thing in common: Raving fans of Stephen Arnold Music. They all went on and on about how great it is to work with SAM, how the music is incomparable to anything else they've heard, how much they love the people at SAM they get to work with … just kept going! Again, beaming with pride that I get the opportunity to be a part of a worthwhile company like SAM. It's not every day that a stranger riding up the elevator with you looks at your badge and says, "Aren't you lucky?! You get to work for Stephen Arnold Music!" The reputation that we have is incredible. Easily the coolest thing about getting to attend these conferences as the "newbie"— feeling like I was getting to tag along with ROCKSTARS! Everyone knows SAM!
I'm over the moon excited to join the Stephen Arnold Music team and can't wait to roll up my sleeves and get to work!
Promax Preview…..SAM style!
May 19, 2014Posted by on
Happy Monday everyone!
It's another gorgeous Spring day here in New York and, after lounging in Central Park most of the weekend, I'm so thankful that I won't have to leave the city for this year's PromaxDBA: The Conference!
Stephen, Chad, and Lyndsey will all be joining me in NYC for the June 10-12th conference. I moseyed over to the Hilton Midtown last week to check out the venue, and I think we're going to have another great convergence of creative geniuses! And, if you haven't heard, Stephen and Chad will be giving conference-goers the inside scoop in a session featuring the rebrand and relaunch of CCTV China's foreign language channels. Stop by the Mercury Room on Thursday at 3:45. Hope everyone's able to check it out! #WTFuture
And if local creative is your game, keep pushing until the end of May book on Wednesday! Then give us a shout if you'd like to meet up in Vegas! This year we'll be taking over The Mirage the last week of June for the PromaxBDA Station Summit. And yes, the wrap party Thursday night is a go. Feel free to send us a note to make sure you're on the invite list and get all the official details.
Whether we're seeing you in Vegas or NYC be sure to stop by, say hello, and drop your business card in for our drawing for a Tom Petty signed Road Worn Fender Stratocaster!
On a personal note – is it inappropriate to take a baby to Vegas? Nah, didn't think so. Baby Alanis will be joining us at the roulette table. That's his game. #STATIONSUMMIT
And the winner is …
April 3, 2014Posted by on
Very happy to announce the winner of our Dean Resonator giveaway, which we drew for today!
Congrats to Dave Shelly of KFSM-TV in Fort Smith!
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The Legend Lives On…
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Four years ago this week Les Paul died at the ripe old age of 94. It was truly the passing of a legend. And whether you were born in 1920 or the year 2000, he's profoundly affected your life, and you might not even know it!
As a performer and musician, his TV and radio program "The Les Paul & Mary Show" was syndicated into millions of households and made him a star. Between 1945 and 1955 he notched over 20 top 10 hit songs, including 3 number ones. His lightning fast guitar licks influenced a generation of rockers, from the Beatles to Billy Gibbons. Steve Miller actually learned guitar from Les.
And while his influence as a musician is solid, it's his innovations in how people heard his music that still affects us today.
Les didn't actually invent the solid body electric guitar – Rickenbacker beat him by 8 years in 1932 – but his designs and innovations were integral in the evolution and popularization of it. The iconic guitar that bears his name – The Gibson Les Paul – was famously played by the likes of Neil Young, Slash, Jimmy Page, Duane Allman and Bob Marley, to name but a few.
His early recordings were the first to utilize Sound on Sound and Multi-track recording, and he's credited with the development of overdubbing, close-micing, and tape delay & phasing as effects on his recordings. He essentially created and developed modern recording techniques (take THAT pro-tools!)
In an age where digital recording hardware and synthesized sounds can be bought for a few hundred bucks, the idea that a young man would tear apart his folks' radio, or mount magnetic rods into guitars, or fill a guitar with plaster-of-Paris to stop vibrations; to actually create his own disc cutter assembly from used car parts (his original experiments with Sound on Sound recordings used acetate discs rather than magnetic tape) all in the quest to create or record or amplify his music is literally extraordinary.
So next time you're tuning up your new axe or listening to the latest top 40 radio hit, take a moment to remember Les Paul.
He was a true renaissance man, and the world is quite a bit louder – and better sounding – thanks to him.
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We have a new partnership that we want to tell you about: Stephen Arnold Music and PGM Artists http://pgmartists.com/ are now collaborating on select original music and sonic branding projects for the advertising sector.
PGM Artists is a high-level "matchmaker" that draws companies together from across a broad range of complementary disciplines. The firm was founded by marketing and production veteran Phil McIntyre, and they excel at connecting advertising agencies and corporations worldwide to creative and marketing resources, with the goal of enabling them to innovate, communicate and compete at the highest possible level.
There were a lot of great reasons to start working with PGM Artists. We think it's a creative, forward-thinking company that really understands branding. And our commitment to creating memorable sonic branding is a perfect fit for the advertising world, which is where PGM Artists have proven they're particularly effective.
It's a highly accomplished firm with an elite track record – that's the kind of company we like to keep.
Super (Bowl) Sonic Branding
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It's not just music they're playing on those Super Bowl ads – the smart sponsors are applying Sonic Branding.
Sonic Branding done right reinforces memory recall and the message, and connects products and services with emotions. Combine story, visuals, and sound in an appealing alchemy – especially during the Super Bowl – and you've got a spot that everyone will be talking about at the water cooler for weeks. Later on, they're revisiting it on YouTube.
It's the reason that the aural jigsaw puzzle of three frogs croaking "Bud…Weis…Er" still stands out years later, as does "Have a Coke and a Smile" and Mean Joe Greene 33 years removed from its first airing, as well as the use of Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide" by Budweiser in the latest Super Bowl.
Stephen Arnold Music has assembled an all-time list of the Super Bowl spots that best used music and sound to their advantage, over the years. Ladies and gentlemen, drum roll please — we present the Super Sonics:
1) Coca Cola — Super Bowl XIII, 1979
Mean Joe Greene accepts a cool bottle from a kid, "Have a Coke and a Smile" kicks in, and Super Bowl sonic branding history was made forever. The positive associations from this ad endured for generations, as evidenced by the 2009 Super Bowl XLIII remake for Coke Zero featuring Troy Polamalu.
2) Chrysler — Super Bowl XLV, 2011
The darkly tense hip hop track captured the soul of the city, and perfectly reflected the spot's visual imagery. This emotion-stirring "Imported from Detroit" commercial starring local artist Eminem inspired people to talk about Detroit — and Chrysler by extension.
3) Budweiser – Super Bowl, XXIV, 1995
Talk about a watercooler classic – the three frogs croaking "Bud…" "Weis…" "Er" strongly associated an innovative sound design with this iconic American brand. It was funny, and gave the world something they could gladly croak along to.
4) Volkswagen — Super Bowl XLV, 2011
A pint-sized Darth Vader used the Force when he discovered the all-new 2012 Volkswagen Passat in the driveway. The essential use of John Williams' classic motif from the Star Wars franchise is a huge part of why this ad remains strong in people's minds, two years later.
5) Budweiser – Super Bowl XLVII, 2013
The mega-brewer returns with "Brotherhood", the tale of a trainer reunited with a beloved Clydesdale. Fleetwood Mac's emotional "Landslide" was the perfect backing track – it's oft-covered status makes it a song choice that spans time. Will people think of Budweiser now when they hear it on the air? We're betting yes.
6) Coke – Super Bowl XXIV, 1990
Not surprising that brand messaging masters like Coke make these Super Bowl ad lists multiple times. Here, the famed "I'd Like To Buy The World A Coke" theme is in full swing in a follow-up to the original commercial, called "Hilltop Reunion", aired during coverage of Super Bowl XXIV featuring the singers and their children, and culminating in a medley of this song and the then-current "Can't Beat the Real Thing" jingle. "I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke" has had a lasting connection with the viewing public. Advertising surveys consistently identify it as one of the best commercials of all time, and the sheet music continues to sell more than thirty years after the song was written.
7) Pepsi – Super Bowl XXIX, 1995
This spot, starring a kid sucking on a straw who launches himself straight into a Pepsi bottle, captures honors for its adventurous use of sound. In our humble opinions, the bold sound design is the true star here.
8) Old Milwaukee — Super Bowl XLVI, 2012
Already larger than life, Will Farrell expands still more into our universe with this grand vision. His heroic stroll through a field of hops takes on magnificent grandeur courtesy of the classical symphonic score that accompanies it. Intentionally jarring sound at the end provides an interesting counterpoint to everything that preceded it – part of a sound (and video) combo that makes this spot memorable.
9) Budweiser – Super Bowl XXXVI, 2002 Budweiser 9/11
Here is the famous commercial Budweiser produced after 9/11. They aired it only once — during Super Bowl XXXVI in February 2002. This one-minute spot features the beer company's trademarked team of Clydesdale horses trudging across snow-covered ground into New York City where they stop to gaze upon the Statue of Liberty and the city's skyline before lowering their heads on bended knees in a gesture of respect. Music and images drive the whole commercial – everything is very emotive, thanks to the simplicity of this moving tribute and the music.
10) Noxzema – Super Bowl VII, 1973
Joe Namath — and a jingle for the ages — stars here. "Let Noxzema cream your face, so the razor don't!" is belted out by an unknown session singer, with massive levels of mucho gusto. We dare you to forget this jingle anytime soon. No, wait, we DOUBLE DOG DARE you. Some rockin' funk makes this the grooviest shaving cream commercial in broadcast history. Meanwhile, onscreen, don't miss the Most Obvious Lip Synch Ever Seen.
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Authors: Helander, Brock
Title: The rock who's who
Publisher: New York : Schirmer Books, c1996
Edition: 2nd ed
Characteristics: xii, 849 p. : ill. ; 26 cm
Branch Call Number: 781.660922 H366r 1996
Statement of Responsibility: Brock Helander
Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references and index
Subject Headings: Rock musicians Biography Dictionaries Rock music Bio-bibliography Rock music Discography
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GM expands controversial recall; 1.37M vehicles now affected
Facing mounting pressure and questions about car safety, General Motors has expanded a recall that involved problems with the ignition switch on several GM models.
General Motors first recalled 778,000 Chevrolet Cobalts and Pontiac G5 cars earlier this month. The Saturn Ion, Saturn Sky, Pontiac Solstice, and Chevrolet HHR models have been added to the list for a total of 1.37 million vehicles. All of the models were built between 2003 and 2007.
The recall is due to a faulty ignition switch that moves out of the "run" position while the vehicle is being driven, rendering useless the engine, airbags, power brakes, and power steering. When the recall was first announced, GM said the problem was connected to 6 deaths, that number has now been increased to thirteen.
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GM has come under fire for not acting quickly enough after the ignition switches began to fail. The company has already been sued by a Georgia attorney on behalf of a woman who died in 2010 while driving her 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt. The attorney, Lance Cooper, has also petitioned the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to fine GM for not acting quickly enough once it knew of the problem.
CNNMoney has reported a GM engineer experienced the problem while test-driving one of the vehicles in 2004, according to deposition transcripts. GM engineers concluded there was problem with the ignition switch in 2005, according to the deposition.
Current federal law requires automakers to report vehicle safety hazards to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration within five days of a reported issue. GM has said they did not believe the problems to be safety related because non-power steering and brakes were still functional. The engine could be restarted in the "park" or "neutral" position.
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Howie Lind's Endorsement Of Barbara Comstock (In 2010)
In 2010, Howie Lind visited the Clarke County GOP and offered a ringing endorsement of Delegate Barbara Comstock:
"Let's go find and support and run strong conservative candidates for these seats.
"Actually, I've been doing that for the last couple of years… A couple of years ago, fall of 2008, I recruited Barbara Comstock to run for the House of Delegates.
"A great candidate and she's down there now in Richmond, she won, and she's my delegate there.
"Interestingly, in that year in 2008… Frank [Wolf] was talking to me all year about running for that seat…
"I said Frank I'm sorry I can't, between work and family and other things, I just couldn't run, but I got Barbara to run and she's done great."
9 Responses to "Howie Lind's Endorsement Of Barbara Comstock (In 2010)"
Interesting how that plays out sometimes. I also agree with his statements from that time and I think they are still relevant today. She has been doing an outstanding job in the House of Delegates, she will do an outstanding job if elected to the House of Representatives.
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The only thing interesting about this is that Howie Lind claims he recruited Barbara Comstock…Speaking with personal knowledge, Howie had very little to do with Barbara running but then again I shouldn't be surprised that Howie is lying…his lips were moving.
Nothing against Howie Lind, of course. I don't know if he's lying or not. I just have more confidence in Barbara Comstock's abilities, both as a legislator and as someone who can campaign as both a pragmatist and conservative champion.
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No, she voted against it in the House and will continue to oppose it.
Lind was as full of it then as he is now.
Rep. Frank Wolf is the person outside of her family who had the most influence in convincing Barbara Comstock to run for the HOD.
This is what makes politicsa fun.
I too was surprised that Frank's Wolf first's choice for delegate was Howie Lind and not Barbara, but I've had it confirmed.
Why are these blogs — this one and the bull elephant — so biased in favor of Comstock? Comstock was a lobbyist, who is running in violation of the moral teachings of her Church. Such clear and obvious bias undercuts credibility.
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Alex Ross, a true master of American comics, has revitalized the classic superhero by creating powerful, empathetic portrayals of favorite characters. The exhibit features works from Marvels and Kingdom Come from the artist's early career, and paintings and drawings from recent projects like Justice, Flash Gordon, and Green Hornet demonstrate his extraordinary skill. Norman Rockwell, Andy Warhol, and Andrew Loomis are among the artist's most significant inspirations.
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Wisconsin Residency Requirement for Voter Registration, Question 1 (1976)
The Wisconsin Residency Requirement for Voter Registration Question was a Wisconsin referendum / legislatively-referred state statute on the November 2, 1976 ballot in Wisconsin, where it was approved.
This referendum sought the people's approval to allow new state residents to vote 10 days after being in the state.[1]
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Official results via: The Wisconsin Blue Book 1977
Text of measure
The language that appeared on the ballot:
"Shall that portion of chapter 86 of the laws of 1975, relating to the extension of the privilege of voting to qualified persons who are residents of the state for 10 days prior to the date of an election, be adopted?"[1]
Path to the ballot
- The referendum was placed on the ballot under Ch.85 of the Wisconsin Laws of 1975[2]
- This referendum was placed on the ballot after a 1972 US Supreme Court ruling stated that the state's previous 6 month residency requirement to vote, instituted in 1966, was unconstitutional.[3]
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- 1976 ballot measures
- Wisconsin 1976 ballot measures
- List of Wisconsin ballot measures
- Wisconsin Residency Requirement for Voter Registration, Question 1 (1966)
External links
- The Wisconsin Blue Book 1977
- Chapter 85, Laws of 1975
- "The City of Milwaukee - Sample Ballot - General Election Nov. 2, 1976," The Milwaukee Journal, October 25, 1976
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28 December 2010
We're in the wilderness time between Christmas and New Year, which seems to have been designated an unofficial celebration of consumerism as we all head for the sales. This is more apparent than ever this year, as when January hits, we'll be paying a higher rate
21 December 2010
You'd think the January sales had started early, going by all the bargains to be had in the shops at the moment. Plenty of cute items are reduced by 50% or more, including these taupe heels by Faith, which we think are rather lovely. The colour is a fairly
21 December 2010
Shoes for a tenner are always a god thing, but when they happen to be perfectly lovely shoes reduced from a respectable £34.99, that's good going! Republic is our bargain-hunters' paradise today, as they have slashed the price of these 'Miso' shoes and still
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The two raunchiest and yet completely enthralling autobiographies we've ever read: Klaus Kinski's Kinski Uncut and Lenny Bruce's How to Talk Dirty and Influence People. Their juxtaposition of real-life heartache and happiness with gutter-dwelling and porn-ish anecdotes is a literary treat when well-written. OK, so no one's quite sure how much of either, or any autobiography for that matter, is completely true, but we take it, mull it over and blissfully digest the stories anyway. How about doing that kind of biographical fiction onstage? The screaming mimes theater company beat us to the punch with artistic director Darius Safavi's original production (and "world premiere") of The Story Lenny Bruce Never Told beginning tonight at 8 p.m. at Teatro Dallas' new location at 1331 Record Crossing. The show runs through May 18 daily at 8 p.m. except for May 12. Tickets are $6.50 to $9. Check out www.lennybrucestory.com or call 214-521-8377.
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Many thoughts spring to mind after hearing the term "sustainable energy." Yeah, so we're perverse. Like you didn't wax tantric for a moment there. We also considered the amount of sustainable energy that one would need for visiting the free exhibits at the Sustainable Building and Energy Expo at Richland College, 12800 Abrams Road, May 9 and May 10. It is, after all, family-friendly, so the equation is rather complex with all the demonstrations, exhibits and tots nipping at the heels to go see the All Creatures Great and Small exhibit. Actually, that whole child-labor idea might be good for the environment and a great tie-in to the Expo. We can see it now: human hamster wheels with kids running. Think of it this way--you'll know where they are and the electric bill could be lower, not to mention also lowering that child obesity rate Montel and Maury cover regularly on those shows of theirs. The Expo exhibits are open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and 9 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday in the Fannin Performance Hall. Call 972-238-6144.
Saturday, May 10
Forget the live animals at the zoo, works of fine art at a museum and any stage performance. Bring on the dead folks! Frances James, a.k.a. Cemetery Lady, chooses a different part of the city for each of her regular graveyard tours, so they're never the same. She guides participants through historical cemeteries, some dating as far back as the mid-1800s. James' effort results in a look at Dallas history few think about. Some of the markers toured are for people who created a foundation on which Big D would grow. It's history, yeah, but it's different and cool and very compelling. Most people complain they're trapped in the past, so why not take a tour of it and have a bite while you're at it? Lunch is included. Tickets range from $35 to $45. Tours depart from the Hall of State, 3939 Grand Ave. in Fair Park, at 9 a.m. with an estimated return of 2 p.m. Call 214-421-4500, ext. 105.
Sunday, May 11
Here we have Mom's Day, and we can probably count on one hand the offspring who remember that before 10 o'clock Saturday night. (In fact, thank goodness we have to write this because now we can look all prepared-like.) There's no time Saturday night for brunch reservations. After all, Mom's in bed already with the not-so-faint notion that her beloved child forgot her day. So tell her to hop in the car because you're taking her to a movie, a real "mother" of a movie. This one revolves around mother/daughter relationships (guys, take her anyway, you'll look sensitive). The Women's Museum is showing a Mother's Day screening of The Joy Luck Club at noon and 2:20 p.m. The film is emotional, inspiring and really shows the importance of respect for elders. We figure that since our nation is a bit lax in the area of personally taking care of and respecting the older figures in our lives, this film is a good way to show Mom we intend to do just that. The Women's Museum is located at 3800 Parry Ave. Museum admission is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and children 13-18 and $3 for children under 12. Call 214-915-0860.
Monday, May 12
We're not big fans of curry. In fact, for years we avoided Indian food and other cuisine heavy into using the stuff until we discovered there's more to Indian food than the pungent spice. We know it seems obvious, but, seriously, the curry loathing ran deep. Now open-minded after tasting a few dahl-ectible dishes sans curry, we're all hopped up on learning how to make such splendid morsels in the comfort of our own home. Besides, our personal sitar player is bored out of his gourd waiting for a meal to soundtrack. Our friends at Sur la Table, 4527 Travis St., and, more specifically, instructor Suneeta Vaswani have just the thing we need: a demo class on Indian Summer Foods. For 50 bucks, we can learn the secrets of lemony shrimp-stuffed peppers, smoky eggplant salad and more. Missing the 6:30 p.m. session Monday is naan-excusable, or inexcusable. Whatever. Call 1-866-328-5412 to register.
Tuesday, May 13
Old movies, whether horror, Western or even musical, aren't kitschy or cool or campy just because they're old. Most of the time we find they are frankly, well, better. Sure, technology has improved over time and budgets have expanded. While we could say the same about actors' salaries, we fully disagree that there has been excessive improvement in the acting department. Give us the simply horrific special effects of Hitchcock's The Birds or the sheer creepiness of Vincent Price in The Last Man on Earth over Scream 1, 2 or 3 any day. Hence our excitement over Lakewood Theater's 15 Cent Classic on the second Tuesday of each month. Yes, they really are only a nickel and a dime, and gettaloada this: Popcorn costs a mere quarter. For this classic, the Duke graces the theater with his presence at 7:30 p.m. when the lights go down and The Quiet Man starts up on the screen. Those who don't know the Duke is John Wayne's nickname should get in line now at 1825 Abrams Parkway. Call 214-827-LAKE.


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So here's the story. I dated this guy for a while, and things were going great until suddenly our relationship just stopped out of no where. No explanation whatsoever, and I never ever receive any closure. When this incident happen, I was probably the most depressed I have ever been in my life because I was heartbroken. We still talked once in a while on msn, but I told myself, that I would never initiate a conversation with him, unless he msgs me first.Recently, I started to move on with my life. Then out of nowhere he drops the bomb, and decides to call me. I try to ask him why he's calling me after so long, but he ignores my question like usual. I don't know whether I should be happy or concern. I don't want to be fooled twice.So tell me guys, can someone read his mind, and tell me what he's thinking? I don't want to bring my hopes up, for it to all come crashing down again.
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These cookies are a hit with kids and adults at my annual party. For extra flair, mix food coloring or crushed candy canes into the filling. — Amy Martin, Vancouver, Washington
36 Servings
Prep: 30 min. Bake: 10 min./batch + cooling
2 packages devil's food cake mix (regular size)
4 eggs
2/3 cup canola oil
Granulated sugar
1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup butter, softened
1 teaspoon peppermint extract
4 cups confectioners' sugar
Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, combine cake mixes, eggs
and oil; beat until well blended. Shape into 1-in. balls; place 2
in. apart on greased baking sheets. Flatten with bottom of a glass
dipped in granulated sugar.
Bake 7-9 minutes or until tops are cracked. Cool 2 minutes before
removing to wire racks to cool completely.
In a large bowl, beat cream cheese, butter and extract until blended.
Gradually beat in confectioners' sugar until smooth.
Spread filling on bottoms of half of the cookies; cover with
remaining cookies. Refrigerate leftovers in an airtight container.
Yield: 3 dozen.
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Penlac Nail Lacquer (ciclopirox) Topical Solution, 8% is used to treat fungal infections of the toenails and fingernails. It is a topical (for the skin) antifungal medication. This medication is available in generic form. Common side effects include redness/burning of treated skin or changes in shape/color of nail.
Penlac Nail Lacquer Topical Solution, 8%, should be applied once daily (preferably at bedtime or eight hours before washing) to all affected nails and over the entire nail plate with the applicator brush provided. The unattached, infected nail should be removed as frequently as monthly by a health care professional, and trimmed weekly by the patient, along with daily application of the medication. Penlac Nail Lacquer may interact with other topical products. Do not use nail polish, artificial nails, or other cosmetic nail products on the nails treated with Penlac Nail Lacquer. Other drugs may interact with Penlac Nail Lacquer. Tell your doctor all prescription or over-the-counter medicines and supplements you use. During pregnancy, Penlac Nail Lacquer should be used only when prescribed. It is unknown if this medication passes into breast milk. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
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In the vehicle-controlled clinical trials conducted in the US, 9% (30/327) of patients treated with PENLAC ®NAIL LACQUER (ciclopirox) Topical Solution, 8%, and 7% (23/328) of patients treated with vehicle reported treatment-emergent adverse events (TEAE) considered by the investigator to be causally related to the test material. The incidence of these adverse events, within each body system, was similar between the treatment groups except for Skin and Appendages: 8% (27/327) and 4% (14/328) of subjects in the ciclopirox and vehicle groups reported at least one adverse event, respectively. The most common were rash-related adverse events: periungual erythema and erythema of the proximal nail fold were reported more frequently in patients treated with PENLAC® NAIL LACQUER (ciclopirox) Topical Solution, 8%, (5% [16/327]) than in patients treated with vehicle (1% [3/328]). Other TEAEs thought to be causally related included nail disorders such as shape change, irritation, ingrown toenail, and discoloration.
The incidence of nail disorders was similar between the treatment groups (2% [6/327] in the PENLAC® NAIL LACQUER (ciclopirox) Topical Solution, 8%, group and 2% [7/328] in the vehicle group). Moreover, application site reactions and/or burning of the skin occurred in 1% of patients treated with PENLAC® NAIL LACQUER (ciclopirox) Topical Solution, 8%, (3/327) and vehicle (4/328).
A 21-Day Cumulative Irritancy study was conducted under conditions of semi-occlusion. Mild reactions were seen in 46% of patients with the PENLAC® NAIL LACQUER (ciclopirox) Topical Solution, 8%, 32% with the vehicle and 2% with the negative control, but all were reactions of mild transient erythema. There was no evidence of allergic contact sensitization for either the PENLAC® NAIL LACQUER (ciclopirox) Topical Solution, 8%, or the vehicle base. In a separate study of the photosensitization potential of PENLAC® NAIL LACQUER (ciclopirox) Topical Solution, 8% in a maximized test design that included the occluded application of sodium lauryl sulfate, no photoallergic reactions were noted. In four subjects localized allergic contact reactions were observed. In the vehicle-controlled studies, one patient treated with PENLAC® NAIL LACQUER (ciclopirox) Topical Solution, 8%, discontinued treatment due to a rash, localized to the palm (causal relation to test material undetermined).
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - A look at key moments this past week in the wrongful death trial in Los Angeles between Michael Jackson's mother and concert giant AEG Live LLC, which is drawing to a close after more than four months of testimony.
Jackson's mother, Katherine Jackson, is asking a jury to determine that AEG Live is liable for her son's 2009 death because the company hired and failed to properly investigate Dr. Conrad Murray, who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter by a criminal jury. Her attorneys have presented numerous emails sent by AEG executives expressing concerns about Jackson's health and ability to perform his "This Is It" comeback concerts, as well as messages referencing the $150,000 a month payments Murray was expecting to work on the tour.
AEG denies it hired Murray and points to language in the doctor's contract that required Jackson's signature to make it valid. The singer died before signing. The company has shown jurors testimony from several of Jackson's doctors who have described their treatments on the singer. Some also became friends with Jackson, and a few testified that they were concerned about the singer's use of prescription medications.
More than 50 witnesses have testified over 19 weeks of the trial, including Jackson's mother, his eldest son, his ex-wife Debbie Rowe, and some top AEG Live executives. Several entertainers listed as potential witnesses have not been called, but the trial has provided a behind-the-scenes look at Jackson's life, his meticulous nature and the pain he suffered from injuries sustained while performing.
_ A judge dismissed AEG Live executives Paul Gongaware and Randy Phillips from the lawsuit, determining that there hadn't been enough evidence shown to allow jurors to consider whether they are liable for Jackson's death.
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My shift started quietly and smoothly despite choosing 12 patients of the lower wing over 6 patients of our higher wing. I decided to choose this wing because I don't have NGT feedings and most of the patients on that wing are ambulatory and can eat orally. NGT feedings take most of our time as nurses especially if you're in a ward. In the higher wing, there are 4 NGT feedings there. Time consuming, I know.
I was about to do my last rounds at 4:30 am when a patient's relative called for assistance. I went immediately to the room and saw that the patient, about 85-90 years old, is restless. I asked her what the matter is; she said that she wants to go home. The patient looks very pale and her hands were ice cold. I assumed that her blood sugar have dropped and anytime, this patient may faint. I assisted her back to her bed and checked her vital signs which yielded 80/50 mmHg and as I expected, her blood sugar dropped to 64 mg/dl (normal is 80 – 120 mg/dl). I immediately called the attention of my charge nurse and in a few minutes, our medical resident doctor came in to assess the patient.
The old woman started crying when our resident asked her a few questions. She whined continuously like a toddler and started calling our her late husband. Her daughter at her side, teary-eyed, called up her siblings to visit their mother. As ordered, I gave IV sugar which caused her to cry more when she felt the drug running through her veins. "Nurse, ang sakit. Tanggalin mo na ito!" She complained. I told her to calm down and that everything will be okay but she just replied, "Hindi naman ikaw ang nasa kalagayan ko. Di mo alam ang nararamdaman ko!" She's right. I don't have the right to say that everything will be okay when I have no idea what she is going through and what she feels about her life and her family.
Meanwhile, in another room, my cancer patient pulled out his NGT. This tube, which is connected to a bedside bottle, serves as a drainage of excess toxic fluids inside his stomach. We have no choice but to reinsert it again since this would alleviate his gastric upset. When the medical intern came in, she tried to re-insert it on his right nostril but he kept on coughing which resulted to another attempt. The medical intern said, "Sir, lumunok po kayo. Wag nyo po lalabanan ha." Then suddenly, out of nowhere, the patient shouted at her and said, "Wag mo ako pagalitan! May cancer ako! Hirap na hirap na ako! Hindi mo alam yung nararamdaman ko! May cancer ako, alam mo ba yun?!" I didn't know what to say. The only thing I did was touch his hand to make him feel that I do understand what he is going through.
When I was still a student nurse, our instructors reiterated that nurses should have empathy. I applied that up until now. But sometimes, no matter how you try to put yourself in their shoes and make them feel that you understand them, it doesn't really make them feel better. I can attest to that because I am also in and out of the hospital because of my endometriosis. Despite my positive outlook in life, I can't deny that I still feel sad about having this type of illness. Sometimes, I just see myself crying when I'm suffering from excruciating pain. Fortunately, I am surrounded by people who are very supportive and understanding. It makes my life a bit easier and brighter.
I guess, these two patients lack the support system. I don't know. Maybe yes, maybe not. There might be some point in their lives that they feel no one understands what they are going through, that no one really cares about them. We have a few geriatric patients whose relatives don't even bother to visit them. Whenever I ask their maids, they would always reply, "Busy kase sa business nila…" I don't get it. I know that they need to work hard to pay for the hospital bills and medicines but a daily visit, even for an hour, would make a difference. Sigh. These are indeed sad stories in the hospital. I wish that these people would realize that life is short and that we should tell our loved ones how much they are loved and cared for.
If you have a family member who is in the hospital, do you mind if I ask you to visit them and cheer them up? I would really appreciate it.


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Video posted on 27-Jan-12
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