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Folk-rock living legend Billy Bragg has always been a vocal force on political issues and this has been a vital part of his 30 year music career. 'Mr Love & Justice' is his twelfth studio album and Billy's live set is sure to feature tracks from his extensive back catalogue. His dedicated cult following undoubtedly jump at the chance to see him live so Billy Bragg tickets are sure to be as popular as ever.
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It's a tale as old as time: An experienced guitarist sits down with a young kid who just wants to learn the basics. They have an hour-long lesson in which they discuss tuning, chord progression, and they strum a few easy songs. The 21st-century catch? The guitarist is halfway across the world.
No matter where the student or teacher is, music instruction is now possible through a website called Bandhappy (bandhappy.com), which uses video chat to connect nearly 400 teachers with more than 8,000 students around the globe.
"This creates such a strong bond between student and musician," says founder and Pikesville native Matt Halpern, drummer in the band Periphery. "Plus, the artists can supplement their income and not eat Ramen every day."
In fact, that's how he came up with the concept. Halpern was on tour and needed to make money, so he started to give music lessons, in person, to fans in every city. Eventually, other musicians realized this was a good idea and Halpern started booking lessons for everybody.
"I had the idea about a lesson website prior to this," he says. "But this was market proof. Once we got home from tour, we had a whole roster of kids we could teach."
So Halpern and his partners, Andy Meister and Jonathan Rivlin, received a grant from the Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) and worked with local company R2i on web development. The site launched in January.
When users go to the site, they can see available lessons for the next two days, and browse by instrument type, artist name, and music genre. The student and teacher meet over a Skype-like chat, have a music lesson, then the user pays via credit card or PayPal.
The website's musicians, who go through a screening process when they apply, are from bands like Alice Cooper, Lamb of God, Less Than Jake, RX Bandits, and Jason Aldean. And Halpern is hoping to expand its student roster to include school kids.
"We've started to work with local school systems," he says, referencing Pikesville High School in particular. "The budgets for music and arts are terrible. This would be a great way to encourage them to learn and play music from real-world musicians, at a much cheaper cost than field trips."
Another future goal is to affiliate with cause-based initiatives and have musicians donate part of their lessons to charity.
"We want to become the go-to place for music education," Halpern says. "I really believe this website will build future musicians in the best possible way."

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Fork Report: Sun Devils outlast USC in OT
The Story: Evan Gordon scored 28 points, including a huge three-pointer in the early stages of overtime to lead the Arizona State Sun Devils to a thrilling 98-93 win over USC in front of 6,018 fans at Wells Fargo Arena Thursday night.
The game got to overtime on a combination of poor ASU free-throw shooting and unconscious three-point shooting from USC. Jio Fontan canned a three with :01 left in regulation -- one of 15 treys the Trojans hit on the night.
The Good:The Sun Devils played confidently on offense, scoring 98 points and only turning the ball over 10 times on the evening.
In addition to Gordon's 28, Jahii Carson pumped in 21 while handing out eight assists. Carrick Felix bounced back from an off-game against Arizona with 16 points and 10 rebounds and Jonathan Gilling had 13 points and 11 boards.
The unsung hero was senior post Ruslan Pateev, who played 23 minutes off the bench, scoring eight points, grabbing five rebounds and blocking three shots. Pateev hit two big free throws with 1:38 remaining in overtime to help seal the deal.
The Bad: Broken record time. Free throw shooting kept the door open for the Trojans, and nearly cost the Sun Devils the basketball game. On the night, ASU hit 25-of-36 from the stripe, but could have made things a lot easier on themselves.
Carrick Felix missed one of two free tosses with :08 left in regulation that allowed for Fontan's late heroics that sent the contest to overtime.
He Said It: "I was so proud of our guys when they came over after regulation because they immediately gave me confidence. They had great body language, they had tremendous interaction among themselves and they were just ready to go play another five minutes." -- ASU head coach Herb Sendek.
� ASU had four players (Gordon, Carson, Felix and Gilling) log more than 40 minutes of playing time in the game. Gordon played all 45.
� Jonathan Gilling had 11 rebounds to lead Arizona State. It was Gilling's fourth double-digit rebounding game of the season.
� After scoring just three points total in ASU's first three Pac-12 games, Gordon is averaging 19.7 points per game in the last three contests and is hitting .552 (21-of-38) from the field.
� Carson tied a career-high with 8 assists.
� The Sun Devils' 98 points were a season-high, and the most points they've scored in a game since they beat San Francisco 104-65 on November 20, 2009.
� USC's 15 three-pointers were a season-high. Their previous high was 9 vs. UC Riverside in a 70-26 win on December 15.
� ASU was without the services of reserve guard Chris Colvin for the second straight game. The senior, who was suspended for last Saturday's loss to Arizona, sat on the bench in street clothes with a brace on his right wrist. "I have no update on Chris Colvin," Sendek said when asked to update the guard's status.
� Michigan State transfer Brandan Kearney, who officially joined the ASU program earlier this week, was on the bench with his new teammates. Kearney is eligible to play following in the second semester of the 2013-14 season.
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Rehearsing For the Inevitable
I know I'm in the minority here, but I love recordings of band rehearsals. I guess I get some kind of kick out of eavesdropping on these rough, rare moments not intended for the ears of the public — they're both de-mystifying and mystifying. How does a band get from these often slipshod practice sessions to utter greatness? There are a handful of extant Velvet Underground rehearsals that are worth your time — and I've got them here for you today.
EXHIBIT A: At The Factory
Recorded in the infamous Factory at the very start of 1966, this fascinating document captures what I assume was one of the VU's very first rehearsals with Nico — on a few of the tracks, you can hear Lou teaching her lyrics. Lots of cool moments here. In what has to be an intentionally mocking moment, while Lou recites the lyrics of his ode to S&M, "Venus In Furs" to Nico, Sterling Morrison and John Cale vamp on "Love Is Strange" in the background. Ha! There are some other nods to pop music, demonstrating that the VU was not hermetically sealed in some minimalist New York bubble — Morrison plays the riff to "Day Tripper" and there's a jam on Booker T. & The MGs' "Green Onions." The highlight for me is the ultra-nasty, one-chord stomper "Miss Joanie Lee," a song that I imagine morphed into "Run Run Run" at some point later in the year. Reed's self-destructo guitar prefigures the No Wave movement by at least a decade. The only real disappointment on this tape is that Moe Tucker is barely there — you can only hear her banging away on percussion on a few tracks. Maybe she didn't feel like lugging her kit up the stairs?
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EXHIBIT B: The Matrix, 1969
Almost four years later, Cale and Nico were long gone (with little Dougie Yule filling in on bass and keyboards) and the VU found themselves in the lion's den of peace & love — San Francisco, CA. This tape, made by superfan/awesome guitarist Robert Quine, lets us listen in on the quartet as they try out new songs like "Sweet Bonnie Brown," "Lisa Says" and the embryonic slow version of "Sweet Jane." Kind of fun to hear Lou trying out different lyrics off the top of his head (I presume), and the band fumbling around behind him. My favorite thing here is the long version of "I Can't Stand It" (actually not that new of a song at that point), which features a long, "Eight Miles High"-ish 12-string workout from Reed.
EXHIBIT C: Max's Kansas City, 1970
Our final example of the Velvets rehearsing comes from the summer of 1970, when the band (with Billy Yule filling in for a pregnant Moe Tucker) was simultaneously recording Loaded and playing several sets a night at the newly opened Max's Kansas City club. The recording quality starts out kinda dire, but improves, so stick with it. Lou was just a few steps away from leaving the band at this time, but you wouldn't know it from this tape — they really sound like they're having fun, goofing around on a few semi-improv things (including the charming "Max's Jingle") and feeling out a bunch of the new Loaded tracks, not to mention some songs that Lou would carry over to his first solo album. Billy Yule is (as he is on the officially released Max's Kansas City live album) the weak link here, trading Moe's Spartan pulse for a fill-a-minute style that doesn't quite work. But he gets in some neat things, including a rhythmic rework of "What Goes On" that actually sounds kinda funky.
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Nearly a million South Carolinians have signed up for the state's free credit monitoring since the Department of Revenue's security breach. But now, those same people who signed up for protection could be vulnerable to a new attack.
Carri Grube Lybarker with the Department of Consumer Affairs is warning South Carolinians to be on guard. "Scam artists follow the headlines," Lybarker says. "Whenever the security breach took place and the Department of Revenue started offering the Experian credit monitoring services, they have latched on to that."
Letters alerting victims of the D.O.R. security breach are already circulating. But now, so are similar emails phishing for your information as scam artists hope to capitalize on your fear. Lybarker says these emails appear to come from legitimate businesses and could look real enough to fool someone who isn't on guard. These fake emails could be appear to come from Equifax or even your bank. Lybarker says the most recent example supposedly comes from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).
The impacts of these "Credit Alert" phishing scams could vary. Lybarker says " It may be a general phishing email where they are trying to get your bank account information or social security information if you click on a link or call the telephone number included in the email. It may be for them to download Malware on your computer so they can follow you when you're logging in."
SCDCA has also released a few red flags to help identify these phishing emails.
The Department of Consumer Affairs averages about 1500-2000 calls a month, but the breach has increased that volume tremendously. Lybarker says the department is now seeing about 1200 calls every week. DCA even posted a copy of the letter being sent out by the Department of Revenue to help consumers recognize the "real" warning letter.
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Mr. Karl J. Krapek has been an Investment Manager at Prudential Variable Contract Real Property Account since 2004. Mr. Krapek served as the Chief Executive Officer of Carrier Corp. from 1990 to 1992. In 2002, he co-founded of The Keystone Companies, which develops residential and commercial real estate. He served as President of Carrier Corp. He served as the President and Chief Operating Officer of United Technologies Corp. from April 1999 to January 2002. Mr. Krapek ...
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One in three Canadians believe that Aboriginal Peoples and Muslims are the frequent targets of discrimination, a CBC-commissioned poll suggests.
About 28 per cent of the 2,000 surveyed by pollster Environics Research Group in February and March also said Pakistanis/East Indians often suffer from intolerance, while 20 per cent said blacks regularly faced it.
More than a tenth of Canadians surveyed said they thought Jews, Chinese and anglophones inside Quebec suffered from persistent discrimination, while francophones outside Quebec ranked the lowest at nine per cent.
But if many Canadians feel discrimination happens on a regular basis, they may not feel it has a "pervasive, negative effect" on the ethnic groups, according to Jeffrey Reitz, a University of Toronto professor who studies ethnic diversity.
"These groups are minorities and if you asked people, 'Are blacks experiencing discrimination?' They might shrug and say, 'Yeah, probably,' but you know it's not something that concerns them directly. And so it's treated as somebody else's problem."
Reitz also suggests that our perceptions of racism may be coloured by our pride in multiculturalism, a policy officially declared in 1971.
"Canadians have as part of their self-image the belief in being inclusive, open, multicultural, and Canadians are proud of that," Reitz said. "It would be inconsistent to then believe that there's pervasive discrimination."
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The study also found a substantial drop in Canadian's perceptions of pervasive discrimination against blacks (12 per cent), and Muslims and Aboriginal Peoples (nine per cent) since a similar survey four years ago.
A Manitoban aboriginal advocacy group believes the decrease in perceived discrimination has little to do with reality.
"Daily experience would suggest otherwise," said Grand Chief Morris J. Swan Shannacappo of the Southern Chiefs' Organization.
"There still exists systemic discrimination against Aboriginal Peoples in the health-care, social-service and justice systems, particularly in the Prairies," he said.
According to the poll, Prairie residents were most likely to perceive discrimination against Aboriginal Peoples, while residents of Toronto and Montreal believe blacks and Muslims are most often targeted.
Quebecers were more likely to say blacks, Chinese, Pakistanis/East Indians and Aboriginal Peoples never face discrimination.
Tarek Fatah, founder of the Muslim Canadian Congress, questioned why Muslims constituted a category in the poll.
"Discrimination in this country is essentially a race issue," he said. "If the Muslim is white, nobody has a problem. If the Muslim is black, people are petrified. So in the end it is a question about colour, not religion."
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The poll also suggests Canadians aged 18 to 29 are more likely than any other age bracket to say discrimination is pervasive. But that age group also saw the highest level of improvement in perceived tolerance in the past four years, a rise some see as indicative of growing acceptance.
Alena Mondok, 13, of Toronto says race has never been an issue for her. Despite having a father with Slovak heritage and a mother of Jamaican descent, Alena only defines herself as Canadian.
"I feel that I'm Canadian because I've lived here all my life, and I don't know anything else."
The Mondok family says they've rarely experienced discrimination, recalling only one incident where a classmate called their then 10-year-old son "so black that he was like a Jamaican drug dealer," said Alena's mother, Karen.
"It's largely a non-issue in our family and I don't get the sense that our kids are really focused on that at all," added her father, Brett.
A recent Statistics Canada report projects that about one-third of the population will be members of a visible minority by 2031, with whites becoming the minority in Toronto and Vancouver over the next few decades.
While there's still disagreement over the severity of the problems of discrimination and inequality as Canada continues to grow in ethnic diversity, Reitz says, visible minorities still face challenges.
A royal commission charged with making an in-depth investigation into national issues is necessary to clear the air and find solutions, Reitz says.
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I wonder how racist Canada is compared to America? Also, can't understand why ppl would be racist towards aboriginal ppl?? But I guess it's the same with Native Americans here.
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I wonder how racist Canada is compared to America? Also, can't understand why ppl would be racist towards aboriginal ppl?? But I guess it's the same with Native Americans here.
Canada is identical to the US in level of Racism. The level is different in different parts of the country... in the big urban areas, very little, the more you move out from the city core the greater the chance you might come across it.
Quebec is the exception - they are pretending to be like France, so they are specifically targeting Muslims more...the issue with Quebec is the their current population is in major decline - they fell from having almost 40% of the countries population to about 23% today - so they are facing a cultural crisis. Most immigration into Quebec comes from the Mahgreb region of Africa - so the entire increase of population in Quebec is due to Muslim migration into that province.
Also, the impact of one Muslim entering Canada is the equivalent of 9 entering the US because Canada is 1/9th the size of the US in population.
The recent stats canada report said that by they year 2031, the Muslim population of Canada will be between 7.5 - 15 percent - which means that between 1 in 7 to 1 in 13 Canadians will be Muslims by the year 2031... vs 1 in 45 right now ... so the impact is huge... so the country is going through a major transition right now...
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This technical certificate is a two semester program designed to prepare students to enter the workforce as animal handlers/ veterinary assistants or laboratory animal caregivers. Students completing this program may seek certification as an Assistant Laboratory Animal Technician (ALAT) through the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science (AALAS). All courses successfully completed in this certificate program will apply toward the AAS Veterinary Technology Program.
A formal application is not required for admission to this program. Enrollment for all VET courses is managed by the Program Director. Interested students should schedule an advising appointment to plan a course of study.
Prior completion of all Learning Support Competencies is required for any university parallel course (non-asterisk).
Summary of Required Hours:
Course Number | Course Title | Credit Hours |
AGRI 1020 | Introduction to Animal Science² | 3 |
AHC 115* | Medical Terminology¹ | 3 |
VET 101* | Intro to Veterinary Technology | 3 |
VET 110* | Applied Veterinary Anatomy Physiology | 4 |
VET 125* | Laboratory Animal Care | 3 |
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Total Credit Hours | 22 |
VET Course Descriptions
- VET 101 - Introduction to Veterinary Technology (3)
This course begins building the skill sets required to succeed in the care and handling of animals. Areas of emphasis will include: restraint techniques, care and feeding, basic nursing care, venipuncture, client relations, microscope care and usage and other basic skills utilized by animal caregivers, animal lab researchers and/or practicing veterinary technicians. Two lecture, two lab hours per week.
Prerequisites: Placement beyond Learning Support.
- VET 110 - Applied Veterinary Anatomy and Physiology (4)
This course parallels a vertebrate zoology course focusing on aspects of anatomy and physiology that have clinical relevance for animal caregivers, animal lab researchers and veterinary practice. Companion, agricultural (large) and exotic species will be covered with reference to human physiology where applicable. Three lecture, two laboratory hours per week.
Prerequisites: VET 101 with a grade of C or higher and admission to the program.
Co-Requisite: VET 150.
- VET 125 - Laboratory Animal Care (3)
Physiology, pathology and husbandry of animals commonly encountered among research facilities and companion animal markets will be the focus of this course. Classroom lecture will accompany laboratory sessions designated to acquaint the student with restraint techniques, sampling methods, common medical issues and diagnostic procedures unique to these animals. Small rodents, lagomorphs, birds and reptiles are typically used. Two lecture, two laboratory hours per week.
Prerequisites: Completion of VET 101 with a grade of C or higher and admission to the program.
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This course is a continuation of VET 101 where students proceed to more advanced sets of skill such as: wound management, autoclaves and asepsis, blood and fecal sample evaluation. Clinical practicum will occur on-site and/or at participating private clinics pet facilities. Rehab facilities and laboratories as scheduling permits. Two lecture, six hours clinical experience per week.
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In "Angela's Ashes," Frank McCourt observed that the miserable Irish childhood is the only kind worth having. Well, it's hard to argue with his million-selling (and Pulitzer Prize-winning) memoir, but the Irish American childhood also has its challenges – as well as its highlights.
For the first-generation children of Irish immigrants, there is a common ground of universal experiences and strictly observed rituals. While today's free Skype calls and instant Facebook updates have brought Ireland and the folks back home much closer, it wasn't long ago that "talking to Ireland" was a big deal. When airmail letters were written on "onion skin" paper because it was cheaper to send via airmail.
It's a different world now, but here are some signs that you were raised by Irish parents:
In any crisis large or small, the first thing to say is, "Jesus, Mary and Joseph."
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Wearing a "Kiss Me, I'm Irish" button on St. Patrick's Day will cause your granny to roll over in her grave.
Kiss Me, I'm Irish buttons were not on the approved accessories list.
The meanest teacher in America is nothing compared to the Irish Christian Brothers.
Irish Christian Brothers were legendary, according to your dad.
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Guinness is good for you -- in dinner and desserts, too!
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When environmentalism, education, and entertainment mix.
Institute of the Environment and Sustainability Director Glen MacDonald, along with IoES undergraduate and graduate students, participated in a special event with environmentalist Philippe Cousteau.
UCLA, the Artists & Athletes Alliance, and the Environmental Media Association hosted a private briefing on "Global Environmental Issues" with environmentalist Philippe Cousteau on April 12, 2011 at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills. Institute of the Environment and Sustainability Director Glen MacDonald served as the moderator.
Cousteau, grandson of ecologist and explorer Jacques Cousteau, is President and Chief Executive Officer of the nonprofit organization EarthEcho International and a CNN Special Correspondent.
Prior to the briefing and reception, Cousteau held a special roundtable with IoES Environmental Science undergraduate students and Leaders in Sustainability graduate students. EarthEcho International's mission is to "empower youth to take action that protects and restores our water planet." The nonprofit's focus is to combine conservation, restoration, and education. Cousteau requested the dialogue with IoES students—a population at the forefront of promoting and implementing environmental sustainability.
The program was divided into three parts. Cousteau began by discussing his recent expedition to the Arctic Circle to study global warming. He and Dr. MacDonald related their experiences conducting research in a region of the globe few have visited. Both expressed concern that further study is necessary to understand the impending effects of climate change. Next, Cousteau talked about nuclear power and energy dependence—subjects prompted by the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Finally, Cousteau provided insights and updates on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill that occurred in the Gulf of Mexico almost a year ago, in late April 2010. Cousteau also reflected on the power of communication and information sharing to encourage environmental responsibility. Cousteau outlined steps and provided recommendations for government officials, scientists, educators, the media, and general public to protect our planet and ensure a healthy, thriving world for future generations.
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