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steady yfchong, why said so?
13/10/2014 21:31
steady watch out for double top
13/10/2014 21:34
Janet Lau steady,what do you mean?
13/10/2014 21:39
Janet Lau i'm planning to buy now
13/10/2014 21:39
Tom_lks drop 10 cents :) .......
16/10/2014 09:19
jolie2 harta too expensive at this price.
I can buy genting later for this price.
In this current bear market, harta only worth 5.00
16/10/2014 21:09
AndK A doctor who worked in West Africa with Ebola patients was in an isolation unit in New York on Friday after testing positive for the deadly virus, becoming the fourth person diagnosed with the disease in the United States and the first in its largest city.
24/10/2014 17:09
AndK EPF is topping Harta shares recently, means the share is worth to invest.
24/10/2014 23:00
johnmasino Those who still buying this stock are all bloody fools! It's trading at more than 22x PER and people still want to buy in this turbulent market. It's earning's have been on a decline the past 3 quarters and with margin's squeezed due to intense competition, this stock is freaking overbought already!
10/11/2014 17:37
johnmasino Stock market crash is looming..beware...
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Chris Brown breaks up with girlfriend over Rihanna
R&B star Chris Brown has split from his girlfriend Karrueche Tran so he can continue building a friendship with his ex Rihanna.
Brown broke up with Rihanna three years ago after he infamously left her battered and bruised during an argument on the eve of the 2009 Grammy Awards.
He was charged with assault, placed on probation, and ordered to stay away from his ex, and he attempted to move on from the troubled romance by dating model Karrueche Tran.
However, Brown and Rihanna have since reignited their friendship and the restraining order was lifted last year, prompting the former lovers to team up twice in the studio.
They have both been in New York this week and have been spotted hanging out together on three separate occasions, sparking rumors of a possible romantic reconciliation.
The strongest sign yet came on Wednesday night when they were photographed in the VIP section at Jay-Z's concert in Brooklyn, with Brown draping his arm around the back of the Bajan beauty's seat.
Now it has emerged that Brown has called off his relationship with Tran, citing Rihanna as the reason for their break-up.
In a statement to HollywoodLife.com, he writes, "I have decided to be single to focus on my career. I love Karrueche very much but I don't want to see her hurt over my friendship with Rihanna. I'd rather be single allowing us to both be happy in our lives."
Tran hinted at a potential break-up on Wednesday night with a cryptic Twitter.com post which read, "Bye baby."
Rihanna and Brown have shown off their continued friendship over the past few months, with the two partying together during a vacation in France and sharing a quick kiss at the MTV Video Music Awards in September. Rihanna also called him the "love of her life" during a TV interview with Oprah Winfrey in August.
Chris Brown and Rihanna make out at club
The former couple is caught getting their PDA on at a nightclub in New York City. Get the details.
Rihanna posts racy shots from strip club on Twitter
Rihanna is raising temperatures and testing her more conservative fans again by posting racy photos of her night out at a strip club on Twitter. (Photo at link NSFW.)
The controversial superstar posed for one shot with a lapdancer bent over backwards between the singer's thighs.
The dancer covered her chest with her hands while clutching cash.
Rihanna captioned the photo "'Bands ah make her dance" – a reference to the lyrics of rapper Juicy J's song "Bands Will Make Her Dance."
Rihanna also tweeted photos of her and a friend throwing money at strippers in the unnamed club.
Rihanna, Jay-Z and Coldplay rock Paralympics Closing Ceremony
Superstars Rihanna, Jay-Z and Coldplay helped draw the Paralympic Games to a close with a spectacular Closing Ceremony in London on Sunday.
The grand finale, called the Festival of the Flame, drew more than 80,000 spectators to the Olympic Stadium to cap a summer of sports in the British capital.
It kicked off with a poignant tribute to the armed forces charity Help for Heroes, before proud flag-bearers from the 164 competing nations marched onto the field.
Coldplay rocked out to a selection of hits and Rihanna flew into the packed arena on a swing to sing "We Found Love," as hundreds of volunteers and disabled dancers performed.
Speaking before the event, the rockers told reporters, "Being asked to play at the Paralympic Closing Ceremony in our hometown is a huge honor. We can't actually imagine a bigger honor," while Rihanna agreed, "Being at the Paralympics is the biggest honor. These athletes are gladiators and are a true inspiration to me."
Jay-Z later joined both acts for "Run This Town."
The ceremony ended with a dazzling fireworks display as the cauldron was extinguished, handing over to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil for 2016.
Chris Brown congratulates Rihanna with a kiss at VMAs
R&B star Chris Brown congratulated his ex-girlfriend Rihanna with a kiss at the MTV Video Music Awards on Thursday after she picked up the prize for Video of the Year.
Rihanna took to the stage at the Los Angeles Staples Center to accept the accolade for her collaboration with Calvin Harris, "We Found Love," and after picking up the trophy she was greeted with a tender embrace and quick kiss from Brown, who is currently dating model Karrueche Tran.
The exchange took place three years after the couple broke up on the eve of the 2009 Grammy Awards when he famously left her battered and bruised during an argument.
Coincidentally Rihanna, who just last month called Brown the "love of my life" during an interview with TV mogul Oprah Winfrey, was also seated close to Brown in the front row.
Rihanna slammed over snakeskin boots
Singer Rihanna has been branded "creepy" and a "freak" by animal rights campaigners after she took to the streets of London on Thursday wearing a pair of snakeskin boots.
The "We Found Love" hitmaker, who is on a promotional visit to the U.K., was photographed outside the Rose nightclub in central London sporting a pair of thigh-high black-and-white boots apparently made from reptile hide.
But her fashion choice has angered officials at PETA, who have spoken out to brand Rihanna's footwear "callous."
In a reference to the singer's recent tearful appearance on Oprah Winfrey's chat show, during which she wept as she recalled her doomed romance with R&B star Chris Brown, a PETA spokesman says, "Rihanna may not have a clue that snakes killed for boots are often nailed to a tree and skinned alive. Of course, they can't go on Oprah to cry about it.
"Wearing reptile skin is creepy and callous, and it makes her look even more out of touch. She and Lady Gaga seem so desperate to be freaks instead of recognized for their talents that you have to wonder if they realize that they are being laughed at."
Kelly Osbourne backs Joan Rivers in Rihanna row
Kelly Osbourne has waded into the Twitter war of words between Joan Rivers and Rihanna by defending her "Fashion Police" co-host.
Rihanna took aim at the comedienne over the weekend after Rivers mocked the pop star over remarks she made about her ex-boyfriend Chris Brown during a recent candid TV interview with Oprah Winfrey.
The singer broke down in tears during a chat with Winfrey on Winfrey's OWN network show earlier this month when she admitted she still loves her ex-boyfriend, who was charged with assault and placed on probation after he beat her in 2009.
The comment irked Rivers, who took to Twitter.com to call the star out on her confession, writing, "Rihanna confessed to Oprah Winfrey that she still loves Chris Brown. Idiot! Now it's MY turn to slap her."
Rihanna quickly retaliated, replying, "Joan_Rivers wow u really do get slow when you're old huh?", before adding, "Slap on some diapers."
River then tried to make amends by inviting her on her show "Fashion Police," writing, "Honey, Rihanna, everyone knows: If he hit you once, he'll hit you again. Read the statistics. PS – Love to have you on Fashion Police!"
And now Osbourne has backed up her pal, writing, "W/ (with) the greatest of respect 2 a young lady of whom I love please get a sense of humor @Joan_Rivers paved the way 4 all us opinionated ladies!"
Rihanna hits back at Joan Rivers
Rihanna has taken aim at Joan Rivers after the outspoken comic mocked the pop star over her candid interview with Oprah Winfrey.
The "Umbrella" hitmaker broke down in tears during a chat with Winfrey for her OWN network earlier this month when she admitted she still loves her ex-boyfriend Chris Brown, who was charged with assault and placed on probation after he beat her in 2009.
The comment irked Rivers, who took to Twitter to call the star out on her confession, writing, "Rihanna confessed to Oprah Winfrey that she still loves Chris Brown. Idiot! Now it's MY turn to slap her."
Rihanna quickly retaliated, replying, "Joan_Rivers wow u really do get slow when you're old huh?", before adding, "Slap on some diapers."
River then tried to make amends by inviting her on her show "Fashion Police," writing, "Honey, Rihanna, everyone knows: If he hit you once, he'll hit you again. Read the statistics. PS – Love to have you on Fashion Police!"
Rihanna: 'Chris Brown was the love of my life'
R&B singer Rihanna has opened up about her struggles to maintain a strictly platonic relationship with ex-boyfriend Chris Brown, calling him the "love of my life."
The couple's relationship came to an abrupt end when Brown assaulted the "Umbrella" singer on the eve of the Grammy Awards in 2009.
The "Kiss Kiss" hitmaker, who is now dating model Karrueche Tran, was charged with assault, placed on probation, and ordered to stay away from his ex, but that restraining order was lifted last year, prompting the former lovers to team up twice in the studio.
The reunion has sparked rumors of a possible romantic reconciliation, but Rihanna insists the two are nothing more than friends.
During an interview on "Oprah's Next Chapter," which aired on Sunday, she said, "He's in a relationship of his own, I'm single, but we have maintained a very close friendship ever since the restraining order was dropped. We just worked on it, little by little, and it has not been easy… We built a trust again and that's it. We love each other and we probably always will and that's not anything we're gonna try to change."
The pair was last spotted hanging out during a recent boating trip in St. Tropez, France, and Rihanna admits such meetings are tough because she is forced to hide her true feelings.
She adds, "It's awkward because I still love him. My stomach drops and I have to maintain this poker face and not let it get to the outer part of me… I think he was the love of my life."
Rihanna: 'I was worried and concerned about Chris Brown after fight'
Rihanna has revealed she had huge concerns for Chris Brown as the world appeared to turn on him following the former couple's fight that left her black and blue – because it was clear he needed help, not criticism.
Brown was charged with and later pleaded guilty to assault following the February, 2009 attack on his then-girlfriend, and he was handed a hard labor sentence and ordered to stay away from his ex.
The couple has since reconciled as friends in the studio and now Rihanna has opened up about her mixed feelings immediately following the drama in a candid new interview with Oprah Winfrey.
Fighting back tears during the pre-taped chat, which will air on Oprah's Next Chapter on Sunday, Rihanna says, "I felt like, 'The only person they hate right now is him.' It was a weird, confusing space to be in, because, as angry as I was – as angry and hurt and betrayed, I just felt like he made that mistake because he needed help.
"And who's going to help him? Nobody's going to say he needs help, everybody's going to say he's a monster, without looking at the source. And I was more concerned about him."

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Idris Elba is in negotiations to join "Knights of the Roundtable: King Arthur" from director Guy Ritchie. According to The Wrap, he is expected to play a right-hand man to Arthur's father who takes it upon himself to train the young warrior for battle as he learns his true destiny.
Joby Harold ("Awake") writes the script and will produce it with Akiva Goldsman, Lionel Wigram, and Tory Tunnell. The upcoming Arthurian feature film will be a reunion between Elba and Ritchie since their collaboration in 2008's "RocknRolla".
When the project was first reported, Richie was rumored planning to make a six-movie take on the classic story. However, there is no mention of it in the Elba casting report.
Richie is currently working on "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.", due January 16, 2015 with Armie Hammer and Henry Cavill on the lead roles. Elba, meanwhile, will next star in "No Good Deed" and is attached to voice man-eating tiger, Shere Khan, in Jon Favreau's "The Jungle Book".


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SANTA CLARA (AP) - Colin Kaepernick said Wednesday he has been fined more than $11,000 by the NFL and he will appeal the penalty for what an official called "inappropriate language" by the 49ers quarterback following a fourth-quarter interception in Sunday's 28-20 loss to the Bears.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were supposed to be vastly improved this year. The standings show a big, fat zero in the win column.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - The Houston Rockets have acquired guard Jason Terry from the SacramentoKings for two second-round draft picks and guard/forward Alonzo Gee.
PHOENIX (AP) - Arizona Cardinals running back Jonathan Dwyer was arrested Wednesday on aggravated assault charges in connection with two altercations at his home in July involving a woman and an 18-month-old child, the latest in a string of such cases involving NFL players.
PHOENIX (AP) - Jake Peavy had another strong outing, Buster Posey homered and the San Francisco Giants gained a game in the NL West race with a 2-1 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday night.
NEW YORK (AP) - The Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos finished last season as the top two teams in the league.
OAKLAND (AP) - Scott Kazmir allowed a two-run homer to Jake Smolinski, and shortstop Jed Lowrie made an error that led to a pair of unearned runs as the Oakland Athletics lost 6-3 to the last-place Texas Rangers on Tuesday night.
OAKLAND (AP) - Scott Kazmir allowed a two-run homer to Jake Smolinski, and shortstop Jed Lowrie made an error that led to a pair of unearned runs as the Oakland Athletics lost 6-3 to the last-place Texas Rangers on Tuesday night.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - After a day of public pressure from angry fans and concerned sponsors, the Minnesota Vikings have reversed course and placed star running back Adrian Peterson on the exempt-commissioner's permission list, a move that will require him to stay away from the team while he addresses child abuse charges in Texas.
SANTA CLARA (AP) - The San Francisco defense dearly misses the menacing presence of suspended pass-rushing specialist Aldon Smith, and it better get used to it.
The decision whether to charge three-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart in the August death of a fellow driver at a sprint car race in upstate New York will be up to a grand jury.
ATLANTA (AP) - Mayor Kasim Reed said Tuesday he has already talked with six potential buyers of the Atlanta Hawks and expects a sale of the team to move quickly after racially charged comments by owner Bruce Levenson and general manager Danny Ferry.
BALTIMORE (AP) - The Baltimore Orioles moved to the brink of claiming their first AL East title in 17 years, using a resilient pitching performance by Wei-Yin Chen to beat the Toronto Blue Jays 5-2 Monday night.
PHOENIX (AP) - The San Francisco Giants lost their third consecutive game when Mark Trumbo hit a grand slam to lead the Arizona Diamondbacks to a 6-2 victory Monday night.
ALAMEDA (AP) - After an offseason overhaul that brought on board veteran players with playoff pedigrees, the Oakland Raiders were optimistic for a turnaround after back-to-back four-win seasons.
SANTA CLARA (AP) - Ray McDonald can continue playing for the San Francisco 49ers without the burden of a domestic violence case that has followed him all season.
NEW YORK (AP) - For the third straight year, baseball's free agents shunned qualifying offers from their former teams and chose to test the market.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Mark Sanchez did his part for the Eagles while the defense dominated and special teams shined.
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - In his 12th NFL season, Carson Palmer was having the time of his life.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Jose Abreu and Jacob deGrom were far from the major leagues at the start of 2013.
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) - The NFL Players Association has filed an expedited grievance with the NFL to reinstate Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson.
CLEVELAND (AP) - LeBron James had a triple-double with 32 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists, and Kyrie Irving scored 27 of his 32 in the second half to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers over the New Orleans Pelicans 118-111 on Monday night.
BOSTON (AP) - Seth Griffith scored a highlight-reel goal to break a second-period tie, and Reilly Smith added another 80 seconds later Monday night to lead the Boston Bruins to a 4-2 victory over the New Jersey Devils.
CHICAGO (AP) - Lee Nguyen could make his first U.S. national team appearance in seven years, and DaMarcus Beasley is back for the first time since this year's World Cup.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Reggie Jackson scored 11 of his 22 points in the fourth quarter to help the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Sacramento Kings 101-93 on Sunday night.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A reprieve for mercurial quarterback Colin Kaepernick. Redemption for indomitable linebacker Ahmad Brooks.
DALLAS (AP) - The San Jose Sharks were well aware of the Dallas Stars' struggles in the third period this season, and they took advantage.
OAKLAND (AP) - All the good work the Oakland Raiders did on defense in the first 26 minutes was erased in an instant when C.J. Anderson broke three tackles and weaved through the entire unit on the way to a long touchdown.


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It felt like we were overdue for a post, and when I took the time to look back at what had come before, I realised yesterday we turned three. So before we get into it, thanks once again for another year of fine imagery, thoughtful comments, and general all round support and wonderfulness.
Movement Photography.
Capturing objects in motion, with either high shutter speeds, freezing action as it happens, or slow speeds, creating movement with artistic blurs, often brings unexpected results.
We'd like you to have a go, and because it's been a long time since we had a competition on here, we'll give away a copy of this fantastic book Tell You What, edited by PA luminary Jolisa Gracewood, and Susanna Andrew at AUP, for the shot which best captures movement.
Entries close Wednesday 17th December. Prize will hopefully reach the lucky winner by Christmas.
Pay it forward photography.
As you all know, we do this for love, not money (cough), and I'm fortunate to have another job paying the bills. Which means even when the opportunity arises for being remunerated for a photo, I find myself thinking how complicated it is, and isn't it nice to have a photo in Metro, or on the Herald website? Ahem.
So when I recently had the chance to photograph Doprah at the Sundae Sessions, and Hugh subsequently asked to use them in the Herald, I thought, wait, there must be another way.
I'm sure I'm not the first to think of this, but rather than continuing to give away my work, and being conscious of how in a freelance market this can undermine fellow photographers struggling to make a living out of what they do, perhaps I could pay it forward in some way.
After putting this proposition to Hugh, he responded very positively, to his absolute credit, and made a payment to the #TwitterAunties charity in return for use of the photos. So there you are. I am now a 'Pay it forward photographer'.
All inquiries welcomed. Rates and charities may vary.
(I won't claim the same was true of the photo used at the VNZMAs last night in tribute to Peter Gutteridge, as the consideration was two tickets to the show. I'm not a bloody saint!)
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Local law enforcement agencies are partnering with drug prevention groups IMPACT Ennis and IMPACT Waxahachie to host the "Take It To The Box" prescription drug take back event this weekend.
Local law enforcement agencies are partnering with drug prevention groups IMPACT Ennis and IMPACT Waxahachie to host the "Take It To The Box" prescription drug take back event this weekend.
Vendors at the Ennis Farmers Market offer a wide array of home-grown products, from vegetables, fruit, grass-fed beef and hand-made crafts. Jason Boone, however, supplies a food item that is a weekly staple for many downtown shoppers.
The YMCA and Austin Elementary hope to encourage more participation in the school's new jointly operated after school program.
Rotarian Al Boon and his sister Marilyn Linsteadt thanked local golfers and the community for their support of the 16th annual E.K. Boon Cancer Memorial Golf Tournament, which raised more than $80,000 earlier this month.
Helping Hands Executive Director Judi Hejny said volunteers arrived at the Knights of Columbus Hall early Thursday morning to begin setup for the 22nd annual Taste of Ennis fundraiser.
All-American James Lockhart, a defender for the Ennis Lions, was honored Wednesday as one of only three north Texas representitives for the Jan. 4 U.S. All-American Bowl. The game will be played at the Alamo Bowl in San Antonio and will be nationally televised on NBC.
A handful of concerned residents on Tuesday night came to the Ennis Public Library to hear City Manager Chuck Ewings and Police Chief John Erisman talk about the proposed sales tax hikes up for election this November.
A woman wanted in connection to a November 2013 Walmart robbery was arrested in Dallas and brought to Ennis on Monday.
Pro-life songs will be performed during an Oct. 25 concert to raise funds for Ellis County's First Look Medical Clinic.
Three good starts by the Ennis varsity volleyball team didn't translate into strong finishes on Tuesday. Visiting Arlington Seguin collected a three-set match, 3-0; 25-22, 25-12 and 25-23.
Ellis County Commissioners approved by a 3-1 vote Monday a tax rate that manages to collect more revenue without raising the tax rate.
Ennis' own, the Lillie Betik Crowley, known for cooking prowess as a State Fair personality, will have another honor bestowed upon her posthumously.
Ennis lost one of its most beloved citizens on Tuesday with the passing of Denny "Bud" White.
The City of Ennis is set to hold two public forums on Sept. 23 and Oct. 9 to provide information and take questions on the upcoming November elections to authorize two new tax hikes.
Lakiska Wells, Ennis native and organizer of the 2014 Pink Power Walk, said registration for this year's event is up 70 percent from last year with three weeks left to go.
Yquem Davis Carroll has been a colorful mainstay on North Dallas Street since the Ennis Farmers Market began in the spring. What she produces and sells doesn't come from the earth, though it is clearly a labor from her heart.
Ennis residents will have a chance to hear the Texas Film Commission's presentation on media production industries in Texas at 6 p.m. on Monday at the Ennis National Bank Event Center.
Hundreds of high school juniors and seniors filled the Waxahachie Civic Center on Wednesday night to learn more about their possible destinations post graduation.
Judi Hejny, executive director of Helping Hands of Ennis, updated the Ennis Noon Lions Club on Wednesday on the upcoming 22nd annual Taste of Ennis fundraiser.
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With advanced Alzheimer's disease, language deteriorates and patients spontaneously speak less and less. In a small study from Israel, group music therapy sessions using tailored songs helped people with middle- to late-stage Alzheimer's strike up communication.
The study may be small, but it nicely demonstrates what music therapists and gerontologists have known for a while, said Alicia Ann Clair, director of the Music Education and Music Therapy Division at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, who wasn't part of the study.
"It's one of those things that's kind of known but has not been researched so it's great this was done," Clair told Reuters Health.
In her experience, singing is a great way to engage with some people with advanced dementia. People who may not otherwise be able to communicate may start to spontaneously sing along, otherwise vocalize, make eye contact or simply calm down, she said.
"But (the new study) was done with people who had a history of singing and enjoying it and being part of a singing culture. If you try to do this with non-singers I don't know if they would engage," she noted.
For the study, six patients ages 65 to 83 attended group music therapy sessions twice a week for a month. Four of the patients were born in Israel; the other two were born in Eastern Europe and immigrated to Israel in their early teens.
The patients were not able to consent to the study due to their cognitive state, so their legal guardians or main caregivers gave consent.
Ayelet Dassa, a music therapist and the lead author of the study, selected 24 songs popular in Israel between 1930 and the late 1950s for the sessions.
"In Israel especially for this group, they came here or were born when the state was becoming independent," Dassa told Reuters Health. The songs she chose were part of the foundation of the patients' adult identity, which was tied to their country and their heritage, she said.
The music sessions led to spontaneous conversations about the songs, memories the songs triggered and about the act of singing as a group. Some participants talked about life on the Kibbutz many decades ago, or about learning certain songs in school with their music teachers. Others expressed pride at being able to remember lyrics to the songs and participating as part of a group.
Dassa published the study in the Journal of Music Therapy as part of her doctoral dissertation with the help of her advisor, Dorit Amir, in the music department of Bar Ilan University in Ramat-Gan, Israel.
"A large part of the conversation was about how they sang as individuals (and) as a group, and they gave compliments to each other," she said.
Many were excited to continue singing even after the study was over, Dassa said.
"The idea that they are part of something is very important to people with Alzheimer's," she said. "They lose their sense of self. Their self esteem is very low."
The major burden in Alzheimer's disease is losing communication, which distresses patients and can make families feel isolated or hopeless, she said. In her nearly 20 years of working with these patients as a music therapist, she noticed that singing could act like a bridge over that divide.
She has seen people who couldn't speak or communicate in any way suddenly start singing, she said. The study was inspired by one particular example: she sang to an older woman who was unable to communicate but would scream a mix of Hebrew and English. The woman couldn't sing along, but she quieted and made eye contact.
As Dassa finished singing, the patient said, "What a beautiful song."
"I instruct caregivers and families to use singing in their daily care," Dassa said. "It helps elicit memories and reduce agitation, and helps reduce the resistance to many activities, like taking a shower, eating (and) refusing to take pills on time."
Families only need basic instruction to get started, she said.
But singing may not always help these patients, Clair noted. Though some patients may start talking and commenting on music or about past memories triggered by the music, they will likely still be unable to engage in most conversation about present-day topics.
And while some songs elicit happy memories from the past, others may be linked to unhappy memories.
"If you happen to find a piece of music with which there are painful memories associated it could cause distress, so if you're singing to the loved one and they react by pulling away or grimacing, immediately stop what you're doing and switch to another song," Clair cautioned.
Reading aloud is another way to engage patients who may not have a musical background, she said.
"What we get down to here is caregivers losing all contact and really being desperate for anything with which they can connect with people they love. They go to visit and there's nothing to do," she said. "Singing is something you can do."
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Our favorite "hipster" doll is out and about again. This time on the ruins of a statue at the geographical center of San Francisco. There is just a large stone pedestal in the middle of a small circular park. It's an odd point in the city, and a bit hard to find.
As with many of my recently featured photos, this was taken with the Hipstamatic app on the iPhone.
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Taking a break during the rock climbing
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The hipster I wish I were!
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Previous court documents have revealed that Holmes asked detectives, "How do I get a lawyer?" after his arrest. But Wednesday's filing suggests a longer interaction at the police station. Prosecutors redacted 2½ pages in the motion that describe Holmes' conversations with detectives at the police headquarters.
After that redacted section, the filing states that detectives "told the defendant ... (they) would be willing to answer his questions, but only if he waived his rights." Holmes then asked for a lawyer, according to the filing.
Defense attorneys filed a motion last month arguing that any statements Holmes made at the police station should be suppressed because they were made before Holmes was read his rights or after he asked for a lawyer.
But prosecutors argued in their Wednesday filing that the question and other statements made at the police station are admissible because they were made voluntarily and fit within exemptions to the Miranda rule.
The Miranda rule — the rule requiring police to tell suspects of the right to remain silent — "only applies to custodial interrogations," prosecutors write in their filing. "It does not apply to questions asked by the defendant."
The filing was one of dozens prosecutors submitted Wednesday in response to numerous motions by defense attorneys last month.
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WASHINGTON(Reuters) - Internet users who download songs for freefrom unauthorized "peer to peer" services are more likely toincrease their music purchases than regular Internet users,according to a report released on Friday.
While file-sharing services like Kazaa and Morpheus enableanyone with an Internet connection to access a huge library ofmusic for free, experienced file sharers are more likely toactually increase the amount of money they spend on CDs, the reportby research firm Jupiter Media Metrix said.
Thirty four percent of all peer-to-peer users said they spentmore money on music than before they used such services, the reportsaid, while 15 percent said they spent less. One-half said theamount of money they spent remained the same.
Online music fans who did not use file-sharing services wereless likely to report increased spending. Nineteen percent saidthey spent more money on music, while 10 percent said they spentless and 71 percent said they spent the same amount.
Other technologies, such as recordable CD drives and high-speedInternet connections, had no impact on consumer spending, thereport said.
Music companies say Internet piracy is partially responsible fora 5 percent drop in sales last year, and the industry hasaggressively pursued file-sharing companies in court. Napster, thefirst such service, has been offline since last July as itstruggles with a court order to keep copyrighted music off itssystem.
But the survey suggests that file sharing could provide a boostto the industry, said report author Aram Sinnreich.
"The Internet is the greatest thing that ever happened to themusic industry, and they're just missing out on cashing in on it,"Sinnreich told Reuters.
Peer-to-peer users tend to be avid music fans who already spendmore money than average on music. Rather than shutting downpeer-to-peer services, music companies should cultivate these fans,Sinnreich said.
A spokesman for the Recording Industry Asssociation of Americasaid Jupiter's findings conflicted with a survey that foundInternet downloads did eat into music sales.
In a survey the trade group commissioned last year, 23 percentof respondents said that they did not spend more money on musicbecause they could download it for free.
The five major recording companies -- Sony Music Warner MusicEMI Group Plc Vivendi Universal and BMG -- have introduced filesharing services of their own that, for a fee, allow users limitedaccess to portions of their catalogs. So far, the services have metwith limited success.
Some companies have turned to copy-protected CDs, which cannotbe played on computers and some other devices. Universal iscurrently considering whether to release best-selling rap artistEminem's new release in copy-protected form.
The report was based on a June 2001 survey of 1,911 online musicfans, 305 of whom were experienced peer-to-peer users.
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After many 'ostrich years' the European head is out of the sand: there really is a problem with the legitimacy – or rather, the perception of legitimacy – of the European construct. It is not a mere 'bee in the bonnet' of some irritating academics disconnected from reality. Eurobarometer indications are at their lowest and the results of a highly respected Pew Center survey, too, show a remarkable fall in support for Europe among its citizens. Political differences on how to tackle the Euro crisis are, worryingly, both reflective and constitutive of what one may call a solidarity deficit.
Even if the EU manages to make substantive and substantial strides in the construction of the much vaunted Banking Union after the German domestic elections in the autumn, it is not expected that any of the above will change significantly.
It used to be denied, in both political and academic circles, that Europe still suffered from a democracy deficit. The usual trope that was trotted out to defend the democratic credentials of the Union was the historic increase in the powers of the European Parliament, which even before the Lisbon Treaty could credibly be called a veritable co-legislator with the Council. But even the most devout Europhiles in the Amen Corner of the Union cannot wish away another historical trend establishing an ironic parallel with the increase in EP powers: the more powers the European Parliament, supposedly the Vox Populi, has gained, the greater popular indifference toward it seems to have developed. The decline is in voter support, not for Europe but for the European Parliament itself, as measured in voter turn-out to EP elections. The turn-out rate has declined persistently from election to election ever since the first direct elections in 1979, and reached historical lows in practically all Member States as well as for the Union as a whole at the last elections in 2009.
The failure of the European Parliament to dispel the image – real or illusory – of a gravy train with weak control over the use of resources for personal gain and a system in which lobbyists roam freely, unfairly and unaccountably impacting the legislative process, aggravates the picture. It does not explain it.
The classic historical explanation of voter indifference to a chamber without powers naturally has no longer any purchase and has disappeared. The alternative explanation usually dished out by hard-working if anguished MEPs, who are both humiliated and flummoxed by this historical trend, is to say in a million different ways that 'we have to explain Europe better' to European citizens. This was the initial line which the Commission also took after the debacle of the Constitution. It is a morally repugnant argument, a crass resurrection in all but name of Marxist false consciousness. Maybe we should change the stupid People who do not understand – as Brecht famously and viciously quipped?
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NANOWRIMO is short for National Novel Writing Month, an event that encourages teens and adults to tackle the challenge of writing a novel during the month of November. NANOWRIMO first began in 1999 and has since inspired more than 300,000 online participants, many who have gone on to write a 50,000 word novel in a month. Learn more and sign up at www.nanowrimo.org.
Barrington Public Library will host four Write In events where Wrimos from around the state will spend the time writing towards their goal of 50,000 words.
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The year 2014 marks the 100th anniversary of the start of World War 1. Learn about the first world war from a military expert, Dr. Stanley Carpenter.
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Meet author Doug Most who returns to his hometown for a special visit to Barrington Public Library to speak about his book The Race Underground: Boston, New York, and the Incredible Rivalry That Built America's First Subway.
In the late nineteenth century, as cities like Boston and New York grew more congested, the streets became clogged with plodding, horse-drawn carts. When the great blizzard of 1888 crippled the entire northeast, a solution had to be found. Two brothers from one of the nation's great families—Henry Melville Whitney of Boston and William Collins Whitney of New York—pursued the dream of his city digging America's first subway, and the great race was on. The competition between Boston and New York played out in an era not unlike our own, one of economic upheaval, life-changing innovations, class warfare, bitter political tensions, and the question of America's place in the world.
The Week rates The Race Underground as "1 of 18 books to read in 2014." It was named a Best Book of the Month by Amazon. First published in February 2014 in hardcover. The paperback edition is scheduled to be released in February 2015.
Most grew up in Barrington and now lives in Needham, Massachusetts. He works at The Boston Globe as deputy managing editor for features. He is the author of Always in Our Hearts: The Story of Amy Grossberg, Brian Peterson, the Pregnancy They Hid and the Child They Killed. He has written for Sports Illustrated, Runner's World and Parents and his stories have appeared in Best American Crime Writing and Best American Sports Writing.
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