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Interaction of free charged particles with a chirped electromagnetic pulse
Khachatryan, A.G. and Goor, F.A. van and Boller, K.-J. (2004) Interaction of free charged particles with a chirped electromagnetic pulse. Physical Review E: Statistical, nonlinear, and soft matter physics, 70 (6). 067601-1. ISSN 1539-3755
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Abstract: | We study the effect of chirp on electromagnetic (EM) pulse interaction with a charged particle. Both the one-dimensional (1D) and 3D cases are considered. It is found that, in contrast to the case of a nonchirped pulse, the charged particle energy can be changed after the interaction with a 1D EM chirped pulse. Different types of chirp and pulse envelopes are considered. In the case of small chirp, an analytical expression is found for arbitrary temporal profiles of the chirp and the pulse envelope. In the 3D case, the interaction with a chirped pulse results in a polarization-dependent scattering of charged particles. |
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Easier than ever to publish a book
Crowd-funding and self-publishing are increasingly popular
It has become easier than ever to publish your own book in Singapore. What, then, is the value of sending in a manuscript to an established imprint, hoping it will make it out of the unread slush pile?
On June 14, violinist and former national gymnast Eileen Chai launched a memoir, Teach A Life, For Life, as well as an associated music recording. Both were made possible through the $13,000 she raised through Pozible, an Australian crowd-funding site.
Asked why she chose this route rather than go through a traditional publisher, she told me she would rather pay people who understood how she wanted the book presented than "start cold" with someone who might want to change the way she wrote it.
More authors are of her opinion these days, and a surprising number have been proven right in their desire to do things their way. Gone are the days when the so-called vanity press spat out only books of turgid, badly edited prose. Comics creators more often than not bring out books themselves - American writer Carla Speed McNeil's awardwinning Finder graphic novels come to mind, as does the early work of Singapore artist Andrew Tan, better known as drewscape.
Local writer Eliza Teoh's self-published Ellie Belly series of children's books often appear on Popular bookstore's bestseller lists. She has also championed other writers, such as Jessica Alejandro, through her home-grown publishing outfit Bubbly Books.
Singapore cartoonist and writer Otto Fong has been living off self-publishing for almost seven years now. He is the author of the ongoing Sir Fong series of comic books, which marry science lessons with zany adventures, as well as young adult novels such as Bitter Suites, published last year, and the new Black Peony series, launched last month.
Self-publishing can be big business for some. American author Amanda Hocking sold a million copies of her self-published teen fantasy romances online before landing a multiple book deal with Pan Macmillan in 2011.
New authors need not even invest much of their money to start with. Popular crowd-funding websites such as Kickstarter or Indiegogo help would-be writers pitch their ideas and raise money to print and market their books. Funds in hand, they can have their books edited, typeset, designed and printed by highly qualified freelancers or firms such as Partridge Singapore, a new self-publishing imprint set up here in March. It is backed by global publishing giant Penguin Random House and self-publishing company Author Solutions.
Surgeon Ti Thiow Kong paid to have his book, Singapore And Asia - Celebrating Globalisation And An Emerging Post-Modern Asian Civilisation, published by an Author Solutions imprint. For an initial investment of about $30,000, he received more than 500 copies of the book, a spot on overseas radio as well as print advertisements. "Everything you pay for, but the book remains yours," he says, explaining why he prefers self-publishing to trusting the traditional publishing model.
Traditional publishing models involve the publisher taking most of the financial risk in printing a new book. Publishers edit, typeset, design covers, launch marketing campaigns, work with distributors to put books in stores or online, and subsidise author appearances on promotional tours. They do the accounts, haggle for prominent positioning on shelves, stock hundreds of unsold copies and pay myriad other costs including legal fees, transport, food and fire insurance.
In return, authors receive between 8 and 12 per cent of the profits on the books they sell.
Both publisher and author want the book to do well, but the publisher is deeply invested in profitability, while the author may be more concerned with staying true to an artistic or personal vision. This can lead to conflict and some authors to feel they are better off striking out on their own.
I doubt publishers mind. Publishers here and overseas are inundated with manuscripts and e-mail from hopeful authors and literary agents. As bookstores close not just in Singapore but also worldwide, publishers and booksellers prefer to bank on proven authors before risking money on a new name. As I was told earlier this year by Ms Joanna Prior, managing director of Penguin General UK: "It's become much harder to persuade people to give things a try."
One of the ways of finding new names, she added, is looking out for authors who do relatively well on their own.
Penguin Random House's tie-up with Author Solutions, Partridge, is a neat way of increasing revenue while also allowing the publisher to keep an eye on hot new names.
Another big publisher, Harper Collins, has yet to invest in a self-publishing imprint, but does invite authors to put up unpublished manuscripts on Authonomy.com for feedback.
Why would a successful self-published author comply? The fact remains that bringing a book out may be easy but new titles remain a tough sell.
Established publishers have the best distribution infrastructure. I have yet to encounter a self-published author who would not gladly work with these institutions to conquer new markets.
Take Hocking, author of the Trylle fantasy series, who sold a cool million copies of her books online. It was the Pan Macmillan deal which actually led to translations and more sales overseas, not to mention a movie option.
Closer to home, writer Fong told me he would have to work with an overseas publisher to sell his books in other countries - it would be near impossible otherwise to establish new networks and contacts from scratch. In Singapore, he not only writes and illustrates his books, but he also has to work with distributors to get them in stores, not to mention do author readings and promotions to sell them.
Apart from distribution, traditional publishers are often better able to afford professional editors and designers. Good editing can make the difference between a book which is chucked in the recycling pile and one which is read until the final page. It is not just a matter of grammar and spelling, but also of refining narrative structure and style.
Another point is that for many authors, nothing compares to the feeling of winning that first disinterested fan - the publisher, editor or agent who first picks up a manuscript and vows to sell it, not because they are paid by the author, but because they believe the author's work will eventually pay off.
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How Much Gold Can I Expect To Find?
The definitive answer is -- it depends. There are many variables. The amount
of gold recovered varies tremendously. You may find a few small nuggets
every few pans, while your friend 10 feet away will find nothing but gold dust.
The most difficult lesson to learn is where gold hides. The path of water,
amount of gold moving, types of rocks and speed of the water over the life of
the stream, all affect gold and where it settles. This means that you may find
decent flakes at a specific spot, but never find anything else there again.
There is no reliable way to tell how much gold will be found. If you go to the
same area each time, you will be able to get a feel for the amount that you
typically recover.
Personally, on a 4-hour hike along a stream mostly visiting with friends, I will
typically find 1/8th of a gram of gold. Not much, but enough to make it fun
and be visible. If I am not being lazy and decide to work specific spots, a lot
more can consistently be found and occasionally a nugget too.
What Is It Worth?
That is another variable question. The biggest variable affecting the value of
gold is the purity. In some places, gold can be 24 karat and other places it will
be very coarse and only be 14 karat or less. 24 karat gold is worth about $10
a gram and may often be worth more as an art piece.
To put the size into perspective, a piece of gold the size of a grain of rice can
weight a gram. It doesn't take a lot of flakes in the bottom of a vial to add up
to a gram or two.
Even if you do not have much gold, and even it isn't pure, it has another
value -- sentimental. There is something almost magical about having a vial of
gold that YOU found. Inside that vial is the story of the look on your face the
first time you found a decent sized flake or nugget, perhaps the memory of a
visit with a old friend or how the stresses of the week melted away after
finding some color. Perhaps your vial will become a legacy that you pass to
your children as a reminder of the many fond memories from taking them
panning and hoping they do the same with their children.
This potentially life long hobby is fun, great exercise and is applicable to
anywhere in the world. Once you start finding gold you may find yourself
counting the seconds until you can go back and turn over the rock just to
the left of where you had been digging.
About the author:
Ron King is a full-time researcher, writer, and web developer.
to learn more about this fascinating subject.
Copyright 2005 Ron King.
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By Kevin Jagernauth | The Playlist November 30, 2012 at 11:11PM
Remember "Order Of The Seven"? Well, if you don't, it was the Disney Snow White re-imagining that was developing for years until two other movies came along -- "Mirror, Mirror" and "Snow White and the Huntsman" -- and took the wind out of its sail. Unsurprisingly, the studio ended up scrapping the project that had Saoirse Ronan set to lead, but now it looks like she'll get another shot at a Disney reboot.
The actress is in the running alongside Alicia Vikander and Gabriella Wilde for the title role in Mark Romanek's "Cinderella." The project recently landed Cate Blanchett to play the evil stepmother, and now one of these three may take on the role opposite her. Variety says that Blanchett had also been linked to "Order Of The Seven," so this would be an odd "re-teaming" of sorts if Ronan were to get the role (not to mention they were foes in "Hanna" as well). And indeed, of all the candidates, she's the most experienced and best known, and certainly after "The Host" next spring, her stock will be on the rise even further. But scheduling with many of her upcoming projects, including Wes Anderson's "Grand Budapest Hotel" and "Mary Queen Of Scots" could be an issue.
Vikander is absolutely great in "Anna Karenina," she's also in the Danish Oscar foreign language contender "A Royal Affair" and has the big budget "The Seventh Son" with Jeff Bridges and Julianne Moore coming next fall. Meanwhile, Wilde has a bit of a lower profile, featuring in "The Three Musketeers" and in next spring's "Carrie." So who has the best shot? Well, it's anyone's guess. Maybe the studio will roll the dice on an unknown like they did for Mia Wasikowska for "Alice In Wonderland," or get someone more seasoned to play against Blanchett. But clearly, they're exploring all their options.
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The Clear Choice: Beasley Broadcast Group Believes Adoption Of HD Is Key To Radio�s Future (09/03/07)
By Editor-In-Chief Joe Howard
Beasley Broadcast Group has made a comprehensive commitment to HD Radio; not only has the company authorized one of its program directors to critique all of its HD2 programming, it has created � with input from its stations � a company handbook with guidelines for how to program the additional channels that HD Radio technology makes possible. An active member of the HD Digital Radio Alliance, this family-run company believes radio�s future success is linked to the successful rollout and consumer adoption of digital radio technology.
�You�ve got to move technologically with the times,� says president & COO Bruce Beasley. �You can�t sit back and wait for someone else to do it; you�ve got to start somewhere, and that is why I am such a big proponent of the Alliance. You cannot not do it; that is the bottom line.�
Beasley executive vice president & CFO Caroline Beasley adds, �We�ve been in the business for a long, long time, and we�ve seen radio change over the years. It�s our belief that this is the future of radio. We�ve got to provide our listeners with what they want � better quality and more choices � and HD responds to that. We need to do this today for tomorrow.�
Management of Beasley Broadcast Group is truly a family affair; this brother and sister are part of an executive team that includes their father, founder and Chairman George Beasley, and brother Brian Beasley, who serves as vice president of operations. So their commitment to the company�s future goes beyond mere business; they�re preserving and building on their father�s legacy. And they believe HD Radio will play a key role in carrying the company that bears their family name into the future.
�I think we�ve got a good plan,� says Bruce, �and that�s the key to success in anything you do.�
RADIO INK: Beasley Broadcast Group is known as a major proponent of HD Radio. Why is the company so firmly behind this technology?
We�ve been in the business for a long, long time, and we�ve seen radio change over the years. It�s our belief that this is the future of radio. We�ve got to provide our listeners with what they want � better quality and more choices � and HD Radio responds to that. We need to do this today for tomorrow.
We started discussing HD in the latter part of 1999; we were proponents of it back then. Quite frankly, we were very happy that the Alliance was formed so we could get some cohesiveness within the radio industry. It�s something that the industry has to take upon itself. To get all these companies together at one time, to join in on this effort, was a big undertaking. I think the Alliance really helped us. Right now, we�re in the educational/content stage. Because there are relatively few receivers out there, we�ve got to get the consumers interested in buying the product.
RI: What is Beasley doing to educate consumers and station staff about HD Radio?
We are streaming our HD2 channels, and we�ve also done some education within the company. We had a brainstorming session in 2005 with some of our PDs, corporate engineer, and corporate communications on how we should proceed, and to lay groundwork for our company�s conversion to HD Radio technology. We�ve given direction to the radio stations � with input from them � on how to move this effort forward. We�re also working with the Alliance in helping to promote the HD effort.
The main thing is for us to provide good content to our listeners. I�m sure you�ve heard all the negative about HD2 channels that play the same 16 songs over and over, or they�re just dark. We�re all so focused on our day-to-day business, but this is such an important aspect of the future that we just have to get to it. We really have to focus on the content and monitor that process closely. Bruce is working with one particular PD in our company, asking him to listen to all of our HD2 channels and requesting advice from him.
And he�s doing a bang up job. We also have an employee handbook posted on our Beasley corporate website that explains what HD is all about, because we expect our people to be ambassadors out there. At many of our events, particularly in our larger markets, we�ve had an HD booth set up where we allow people to listen to our radio stations in HD. Obviously, it�s important that our HD2 channels be monitored at the station level, so early on we made sure that each general manager and program director had access to an HD radio. We distributed radios at the corporate office, which is located in the SW Florida market where our five stations all broadcast in HD Radio. HD Radio is also prominently positioned on the agenda of Beasley�s upcoming general managers & program directors meeting.
RI: Can you give an example of how Beasley is investing effort in HD2 programming?
We have some pretty darn interesting HD2 channels across our company. For example, Beach 103.9 here in Ft. Meyers plays beach music � reggae, that sort of thing � but we daypart it. We know people are sitting out on the beach during the day, and at night they�re sitting in their favorite bar or at home preparing to have dinner. We�re also getting ready to launch an HD2 that will be blues-based. We�re working with the program directors and letting them know how important this is; if we�re going to put an HD2 signal up on the air, it can�t be just left alone, we�ve got to pay attention to it, we�ve got to give people a compelling reason to listen to it. I think we've done that on those we�ve launched so far.
We�re having a program director�s meeting soon, and HD Radio is a big focus for this meeting. [HD Digital Radio Alliance CEO] Peter Ferrara is going to speak to our general managers and PDs, and there will be two break-out sessions with him. There is a big focus on HD.
RI: How do you resolve putting this effort into something that so few people are hearing right now?
You have to. We have believed for a long time that this is part of the future of radio, and you�ve got to move technologically with the times. You can�t sit back and wait for someone else to do it. You�ve got to start somewhere, and that is why I am such a big proponent of the Alliance. You cannot not do it, that is the bottom line. Obviously, we expect to monetize this at some point in the future, but it is the chicken-and-egg theory. You�ve got to get it out there before you can monetize it.
RI: What are they key ways for radio to monetize its investment in HD Radio?
The primary goal of the Alliance and anybody involved in HD right now is to continue the education process and get more receivers in the marketplace. The content on the HD2 channel is important, but right now it is imperative that we continue educating the public and people who will be supplying receivers. Once we get to that point where there�s a significant number of receivers in the marketplace, then you can monetize it. Our outlook right now � and it could change � is selling commercials on the radio stations at some point, maybe years down the road. I know Caroline doesn�t like to hear this, but we�ll monetize it as soon as it is reliable enough for us to monetize.
Initially, we�ll look at sponsorships to monetize this. The business model has not been developed for these side channels, but I would suspect that you�re looking at some kind of sponsorship opportunity. What goes beyond that will just kind of evolve.
RI: Will the traditional ad sales model work on HD2? Or will HD2 advertising be all sponsorships?
It very well could be.
Again, we don�t have a model set, we�re just speculating right now.
RI: Are subscription-based services an idea that might play out?
No, absolutely not.
I agree with Bruce, that�s something we should stay away from.
The key is, this is radio. It�s a high-definition radio that will offer sideband channels, and it�s free � just like people have been used to listening to the radio for many, many years.
RI: How do you feel about what the Alliance has done so far in terms of marketing HD to consumers?
They�ve done an amazing job. We would not be where we are today without Peter and [HD Digital Radio Alliance Senior Vice President/Marketing & Communications] Diane Warren.
I concur with that. As I said, to get everybody to agree on something as important as rolling out HD, forming that Alliance was a great call.
RI: What are you hearing in terms of consumer awareness?
We�re running a lot of commercials on our radio stations to promote HD Radio, and people are becoming aware of it. I have people coming up to me in the Naples/Ft. Myers market and asking how is HD Radio coming along, should I go buy one, what kind of channels do you have on your stations, do all the other stations have side channels? People are becoming more aware, and we just have to continue the effort.
RI: Do you feel that the right receivers are on the market, or is there a product vacuum somewhere?
We�re just going through the initial stage, and we have to walk before we run. I expect that there will be more choices down the road and they will be better, because technology improves.
Consumer demand will evolve the needs; that is basically how retailers work their product placement.
RI: What are you hearing about negotiations with the automakers to get HD Radio receivers in new vehicles?
Peter is working diligently on that; he�s got some good opportunities for us moving forward. I was reading the other day that it�s not a long process to integrate HD into a car radio � I think it�s a chip. Auto dealers do research themselves to see if consumer demand is there, and that�s why I keep going back to education. The more consumer demand we can put on HD Radio, the more people will be asking their car dealer, "Where is my HD?" or "How can I get that?" It's a two-pronged effort: the Alliance working with the automotive dealers, and us continuing the education to the consumer.
RI: With so much going on at once � consumer education, programming, receivers � do you fear something is being overlooked?
We are just in the beginning of this, and to judge what�s lagging right now is too early. We are working on our HD2 content, on educating the public. The Alliance is trying to convince manufacturers, auto dealers, retailers. I think we�ve got a good plan, and that�s the key to success in anything. We�ll eventually get there. We�ve got a long way to go, to be very honest, but at the end of the day, you�ll have good content on HD2, the public will be educated about the quality of HD Radio, and we�ll all look back and say the Alliance did a great job.
I agree. Even though we�re in the infancy stages, the important thing is to not get frustrated, and to stay the course.
RI: Caroline, can you tell me about the NAB task force you chair, and what this effort is about?
The NAB stepped up about a year ago and allocated dollars toward marketing HD Radio. We have been working in partnership with the Alliance, and the goal was to specifically target the automotive industry and to encourage automakers to include HD Radio receivers in their vehicles. We�ve been running the "fully equipped" campaign � if you don�t have HD Radio in your car, you�re not fully equipped � and the NAB has committed to several marketing initiatives. We had provisions at the New York auto show, we put ads in automotive print magazines, we had billboards throughout Detroit and we�re going to have billboards through the end of the year in the Detroit area. We put ads in the regional issue of
USA Today
, targeting Detroit, New York, and L.A., and we plan to be at the L.A. auto show. We just need to be out there and constantly in their face, reminding them that HD Radio is available and they need to put it in cars. I really have to commend NAB for stepping up and doing this.
RI: Do you believe that getting HD Radio receivers into new cars is the step that will take the technology to the next level?
Definitely. It will certainly help; there is no doubt about it. If people have it there, right at their finger tips just like they have regular AM and FM, there�s no doubt about it, it will help pique the availability to consumers.
That does seem to be the missing link, if you will.
RI: Without getting too technical, FCC rules dictate that HD2 channels must keep their power levels below a certain limit to protect main channels. Are you hearing any complaints that power levels are a little weak right now?
I can only respond based on my own personal experience because I have an HD radio in my car. I live in Naples, and we have four FM stations that have converted to HD. They all have the side channels, and I have to tell you that every morning going into the office and coming home, I am sitting there punching those buttons. The problem that we had initially was with processing equipment; you�ve got to have good processing equipment on these channels. Once we upgraded those, it seems like there�s not the distinct difference between your main channel and your HD2 channel. That�s the only way that I can comment on that. I�m in Naples and our stations are up in Ft. Myers, so that seems to have been the difference that I have found down here, just personal experience. But that is something that I can bring up to the NAB task force.
That goes back to making sure you treat your sideband channels with the same amount of passion that you treat your, for lack of a better word, main channel. We�ve told our program directors when they put a sideband channel on the air, if you wouldn�t have it on your regular channel, then we don�t want it on the air.
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I just rewatched the game, taking into account all the things that were said in this thread and over the course of the years.
While there's a little truth in several comments, they are not unique to the Texans. The vast majority of the teams are doing the same thing; many with worse results.
In this particular game, Schaub actually throw the ball beyond the yard marker more often than Flacco on third down.
Teams throw the ball the yard marker all the time.
Only teams with the elite QBs and teams that rely a little more on the vertical concept are different (the later took more risks and end up with worse result overall.)
It all boils down to execution, and penalties is a part of it.
Sometimes, a lineman allows a bit too much pressure; sometimes the receiver couldn't get enough separation; sometimes Schaub made a poor throw; sometimes the receiver drops a ball; sometimes Schaub was fooled by the scheme; sometimes the receiver runs a poor route; sometimes Schaub picks the wrong target (a guy that was covered instead of the open man.)
But we all know that Schaub is not an elite QB;
I still maintain that Schaub is somewhere between 11-15.
He's a solid QB that needs the parts around him to function up to their levels, and that includes special team plays and the defense. In the previous two games, Schaub played better than that level; in this game, he didn't.
The Ravens actually played more to the balance philosophy of the WCO; this was a day where most things clicked for them, and they took advantage of it. Then they pounded the ball in the fourth quarter when they had a big lead.
There's no magic to it.
Special team had another bad day.
The defense couldn't create turnovers; they couldn't make the big plays needed to overcome the offensive woes.
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Six years ago star quarterback Michael Vick was sentenced to two years in jail for promoting, funding, and facilitating a dogfighting operation, then lying about the details of his involvement. He served his sentence, paid his fine, participated in community service, and eventually returned to the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Now Vick has written an autobiography, Finally Free, with the hope of articulating his gratitude for second chances. He was recently set to sign copies of the book at book stores but cancelled when "reported protests escalated into threats of violence" not only against Vick but his family, his publisher, and the retailers that were scheduled to host him.
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Debating Vick's crime, his sentence, the degree to which he is remorseful and so on will likely continue for some time. My own opinions about these issues have vacillated, even unexpectedly, the more I learn and the more I consider. It is the bigger picture, though—the response to it all and the context of it all—that I find consistently, relentlessly baffling.
Vick's crime was heinous. No one I know disputes that. The reaction that has surfaced from it, however, is the wrong one. Our discussions are focused almost exclusively on the victims and not on the pathology of violence. We are angered because they are dogs, not because we permit and perpetuate a vast culture of abuse. These events would not, six years later, still sit at the fore of our thoughts had anyone been mistreating any other animal—including, even, humans.
We might argue that the case persists in prominence not because of the specific species involved but because of the nature of the acts or the celebrity of the assailant. But if that is indeed the case then why, decades later, do we still revere icons such as John Lennon? Lennon beat his partners, Cynthia Powell and Yoko Ono, and possibly his son Julian as well. Is that, too, not appalling—abusing human beings? We allowed Lennon to sign his albums but we won't allow Vick to sign his books? What exactly is the difference that galls us now, but did not then?
I wonder what percentage of the people threatening Vick are vegan. Over the last half century studies have shown lower rates of violence among non-meat-eaters than meat-eaters, due partly to correlation (those who choose not to harm animals are less likely to harm humans) and partly to causation (the use of toxic pesticides, which enhance aggression, has grown thirty-three-fold since World War II, and is far more prevalent in meat and milk than in grains and vegetables). Assuming these threats against Vick are not from "radical" vegans but from radical omnivores, the hypocrisy of such self-righteous posturing here is outrageous. Vick's actions were sickening, of course. But they were nothing compared to the norm. And the norm is ignored.
Naturally, Vick was an active participant, entwined in the process. And the animals in jeopardy were not for food but for "fun." Still, Sarah Palin shoots animals from her helicopter for fun and other Americans call similar actions "sport" and the animals whose heads they mount "game." Participation?  Yes. Outrage? No. Why not? Because a deer is not a dog.
Either we have become inexplicably obsessed with a single species that we favor it above all else or we are using that one species to create some paranoid façade of innocence and human decency so we can protect our individual and collective conscience from how we treat the other 99%.
Regarding the former, the obsession is so extreme that it's no longer even real. I hear comments such as, "I'm a dog-person," or "I just love all dogs." But no one says, "I love every human!" By universalizing one species—pigs are for food; cows are for leather; dogs are for friendship—we strip its many constituents of their individuality. We stereotype them. Yet, I have met dogs who are wicked as can be and I have met pigs who show nothing but affection. This veneration of canines in western culture is so excessive that we can no longer advocate for "animal rights" without specifying that we are advocating for more than just pit bulls. The Philadelphia Eagles, for whom Vick now plays, recently launched the initiative "Treating Animals With Kindness." Lo and behold, it is exclusive to dogs.
On the paranoid façade side of things, Mr. Vick still eats animals, as do, I assume, his attackers. But they are okay with this. After all, they love dogs. And they stand up to evil, awful actions, like dogfighting.  They sleep soundly at night for they keep themselves ignorant to the killings that are so ghastly and so widespread that they are all but unimaginable.  For them, it's just easier that way. It's just easier to defend a species that already has more protections than we do.
Some say that it is our ability to act rationally that sets us apart from other, non-human animals. If this is so, let us prove it. For until we reflect on our decisions and ask ourselves how, exactly, it could be rational to perpetuate unspeakable violence against certain species yet rise up in rage to protect others, how it could be rational to threaten a once violent man with the same violence we claim to condemn, how it could be rational to silence someone who has served the sentence we have selected, then we are failing as humans. We are acting as animals. We are discarding the most unique capacity we know.


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Aaron Sorkin Has Asked the Same Question With Every Show: What Kind of Day Has It Been?
Apparently, the man loves happy endings.
READ MORE »Apparently, the man loves happy endings.
READ MORE »The actress breaks down her career highlights.
READ MORE »Is that why it was so bad?
READ MORE »Well, an Amazon page for one, anyway.
READ MORE »For one thing, it has to dance off your tongue.
READ MORE »He is still irked that so many people believe in angels.
READ MORE »It was hard.
READ MORE »Politics! Romance! Self-righteous monologues!
READ MORE »Will Dolphin Girl jokes ever get old?
READ MORE »What, you haven't been longing for one of those?
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READ MORE »Tim Conway plays the '30 Rock' version of Eli Wallach's noble 'Studio 60' character.
READ MORE »Great Mencken's ghost, these purple barroom orations!
READ MORE »We don't know yet how NBC flacks will spin the last night's ratings for Studio 60 (with which — the ratings, not the show — we're a little bit obsessed). So we'll do it for them: According to our calculations, Monday marks the first-ever time that an episode of NBC's embattled skit-show-within-hectoring-dramedy pulled in more viewers than the previous one. That's right: For its entire ten-episode run to date, Studio 60 was on an unbroken slide. After the original catastrophic plummet from the pilot's 13.14 million viewers to the second episode's 10.82 to the third one's 8.85, it has been steadily losing 20,000 to 50,000 viewers each week. Critical accolades didn't help (not that any, it should be noted, came from this magazine). But lo! Monday's audience numbered 7.45 million versus last week's 7.31, reversing the season-long death spiral. The lesson? Sanctimony sells! Update: Now we know: "STUDIO 60 SCORES HIGHEST RATINGS IN SEVEN WEEKS ACROSS ALL KEY ADULTS," proclaims the NBC release. Earlier: Early-Adopter Fans Kill 'Studio 60'! (Maybe.) The Aaron Sorkin Show [NYM] READ MORE »
On last night's episode of Studio 60, the fictional president of the fictional network explains the ultra-desirable demographic of "alpha consumers," by way of an extended Vanity Fair plug. That magazine's readers, says Jordan McDeere, are ideal viewers for her show: "The first to know, the first to try, and the first to buy. They are influencers and pleasure-seekers." Given the real Studio 60's Nielsens performance, we can't help wondering if these moneyed early adopters are precisely the problem. READ MORE »


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Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona (CNN) The state of Arizona will continue to fund the Grand Canyon National Park during the partial government shutdown.
Last week, the state struck a deal to fund the park at a cost of 93 thousand dollars a day for at least a week. Arizona Governor Jan Brewer announced Wednesday that the state will pay for an additional nine days - funding the park through October 27th. If the shutdown ends before then, the state will be given back any unused funds. Arizona leaders plan to ask congress to reimburse any state dollars used to fund park operations. |
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Zelda - Bolero Of Orchestral
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- 04/15/2010
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- 4.43 / 5.00
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Hi, people
I make this song just for my training ^^. I know some part aren't perfect, and it's a new way to try some music effect like change of pitch, change of instrument. use wind instrument ...
I try to give a new way to this song, but it's was very difficulte.
The string pizzicato give a mystérious feeling to the song, but the kick, snare and cymbale give it a '' pirate '' sensation, just like the movie pirate of carrabean. ^^
The French core is not perfect but actually i reserau a better core for my song, so be, quiet ^^
The part with the piano is in fact a remix from the main theme of zelda ^^ ( ta ta, ta ta tatatataa..... ^^)
I hope, you'll like this song. ^^ personnaly at the beggining i didn't like it but after many listen to this song i appreciate it. ^^
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Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
I'd love to hear you do other orchestral pieces from OoT, but I know you have other things to do lol. I was expecting it to be a lot more open towards the end, but it still sounded great.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Excellent job
I always get excited when i see a new orchestra style Ocarina of Time theme cause it goes together like Peanut Butter & Jelly and this one was really good,it had great build up in the first minute and then throughout it was just very enjoyable and stood true to the original while also having it's own unique style,overall you did a wonderful job on this remix good sir. =D
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Very Nice
This is a great Orchestral Remix, I Personally think you should do something similar with the Noctorne Of Shadow mainly, and the others aswell.. but thats just my opinion
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Just superb! I thoroughly enjoyed your remake. It is the Bolero of Fire rehashed, it is a retelling and I like that. Excellent work!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Ahhh, the Bolero of Fire...
Such a brilliant piece, brings back memories of friends past...


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Flip Flop Gardener on Wisteria Lane
April 26, 2012
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- pbdesignsApril 26, 2012
It has really filled the space with beauty! You and your green thumb are awesome!
ReplyDelete oh how i miss having wisteria in my garden! Our last home had wisteria but it became somewhat "to happy"! So in this home, i haven't planted any...Enjoy seeing yours!!! I host a garden party that starts up again next Thursday (May 3rd) would love to see you link up sometime! xoox tracie
PS - coming over from French Country Cottage to visit your darling blog!Along the Gulf Coast of Northwest Florida the wisteria bloomed a few weeks ago. There is a hybrid wisteria that only takes one year to reach the maturity it needs before blooming. I read about it at http://www.wilsonbroslandscape.com/VineFileWisteriaAmethystFalls.html Thanks for sharing your garden pictures.
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Dane Cook Says He Never Stole Jokes From Louis C.K. on 'Louie' (VIDEO)
C.K. goes to ask for this favor, so he can maybe make his daughter happy for her birthday, and Cook confronts the controversy directly.
"Everything I read about me was about how I stole jokes from you, which I didn't," Cook said.
"I kind of think you did," C.K. responded. When Cook asked why he would risk his reputation to do that, C.K. said, "Because they were funny jokes."
'Louie' on FX Premiering This Spring
The half-hour 'Louie,' which features both sketches and stand-up, will be based on Louis C.K.'s life as a comedian and divorced father of two, according to a report in Variety. The pilot episode includes two stories: Louie volunteering at his kids' school and a bad date.
TV 101: How Friends caused the current financial crisis (OR: Say it ain't so, Joe the Actor)
We're on an economic roller coaster right now, and I don't mean a reputable roller coaster like at Six Flags. We're talking one of those death-trap coasters that even the carnies won't ride. The depressing thing is that the whole bag of crap we're in right now just seemed to come out of nowhere, like the last season of Roseanne. How did we get here? Why is this all happening now?
You might be tempted to blame the usual suspects: the president, the congress, the Stone-Cutters. But you'd be wrong. The real culprit behind this whole problems is Friends.
Lucky Louie moves to CBS... sort of
Great news here for fans of the short-lived HBO sitcom, Lucky Louie. According to The Hollywood Reporter, LL alums Louis C.K. and Pamela Adlon have been tasked with writing a new sitcom for CBS, where surprise - they play a husband and wife.
Sounds a lot like Lucky Louie to me.
CBS being network TV and all, there will obviously be some changes though. For one, the trademark raunchiness of the original Honeymooners-inspired half-hour will be gone, but I'm sure we can still expect plenty of laughs. The yet-to-be-titled series will focus on a married couple with too many children. Louis C.K. will executive produce.
While I'm thrilled about the return of something even remotely similar to Lucky Louie (they'll reach a much broader audience on CBS), I do have one worry. Between her duties as the voice of Bobby on King of the Hill and her role with this new project, is Adlon still going to have time for Californication? Her character was one of the best parts of season one.
Louis CK can do anything - VIDEO
Do a search for my name on this blog and it becomes clear I have a nerdish obsession with animation. One of the things I love so much about it is that there are no boundaries whatsoever: a character can swallow a fork, get shot in the face, and decapitated by helicopter blades and still bounce back as if nothing happened. The only person in real life who could do that is Jesus Christ, and even He needed to rest for a few days afterward.
Louis C.K. talks to the AV Club
Comedian and actor Louis C.K. recently spoke with the AV Club about his career, including his latest stand-up special for HBO, and his short-lived HBO sitcom, Lucky Louie, an uncensored and often uncomfortably candid series shot like a basic sitcom, but without the restrictions of network TV.
I liked Lucky Louie. I didn't think it was perfect, but those moments I didn't like (stiff dialogue, some moments felt a little too forced) are common for all new shows as they work out the kinks and improve in subsequent seasons.
New TV on DVD releases this week
Here are the new TV DVDs in stores tomorrow.
- The Benny Hill Show - Hill's Angels, Set 6
- The Big Valley - Season 2, Vol. 1
- Dallas - Season 6
- I Dream of Jeannie - Season 3
- Law and Order: SVU - Season 3
- Lucky Louie - Complete Series
- Murder, She Wrote - Season 5
- Three's Company - Jack's Favorites
The Daily Show: January 8, 2007
"Autocratic Asphyxiation": Some members of the media promised to handle Saddam Hussein's execution in a tasteful way, but all that went out the window when CNN used a shiny, spinny "Hanging Hussein" graphic in the corner of their screen. Senior Hangmanalyst John Oliver reported on his visit to Hussein's execution. There was only light laughter for Oliver's "Hey! Is that your moustache or did your upper lip just throw up?" jeer, but I quite liked it.
Lucky Louie coming to DVD
HBO cancels Lucky Louie
It was an interesting try; imagine a sitcom with a live audience, living room and kitchen sets, etc., but with the freedom of language and subject matter that HBO provides. Guess not enough people bought into the experiment for HBO's liking. The president of HBO Entertainment claims she wants to work with Louis C.K. again, but there are no current plans for a new series. At least this might give Louis more material for his stand-up act.
What's on tonight: Deadwood, Entourage, Little League, Brotherhood, Emeril
- At 7, NBC has more coverage of the 2006 Visa Gymnastics Championships.
- The WB has an episode of the canceled series Just Legal, though I'm not sure if it's a new ep or a repeat. There's another episode at 9.
- At 8, CBS has a new Big Brother: All-Stars.
- ESPN has The Little League World Series at 8.
- TNT has Ben Affleck and Uma Thurman in Paycheck at 8.
- There's a new Emeril Live on Food Network at 8, "New Orleans: Healing One Meal At A Time."
- Also at 8: Encore has Kim Basinger and Chris Evans in Cellular.
- At 9, HBO has a new Deadwood, followed by new episodes of Entourage and Lucky Louie.
- USA has a new episode of The 4400 at 9, followed by a new Dead Zone.
- HGTV has a new Design Star at 9.
- At 10, Showtime has a new Brotherhood.
What's on tonight: Deadwood, Entourage, Dead Zone, Iron Chef America
- At 7, CBS has a new 60 Minutes, followed by a new episode of Big Brother: All-Stars.
- NBC has a new, two hour Dateline at 7.
- At 8, OLN has stage 14 of the Tour de France.
- At 9, HBO has a new Deadwood, followed by new episodes of Entourage and Lucky Louie.
- There's a new episode of The 4400 on USA at 9, followed by a new Dead Zone.
- STARZ has The Brothers Grimm at 9.
- Also at 9: Food Network has a new Iron Chef America.
- At 10, MSNBC repeats this morning's Meet The Press.
- Showtime has a new Brotherhood, also at 10.
What's on tonight: Deadwood, Entourage, Tour de France, Sky Captain
- At 7, CBS has a new 60 Minutes.
- NBC has a new Dateline at 7.
- E! is running a Girls Next Door marathon all night, while VH-1 has a My Fair Brady: We're Getting Married marathon.
- At 8, OLN has stage one of the Tour de France.
- AMC has Jaws at 8.
- At 9, USA has a new The 4400, followed by a new Dead Zone.
- HBO has a new Deadwood at 9, followed by new episodes of Entourage and Lucky Louie.
- At 9:30, Showtime has Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.
What's on tonight: Dustin, Dead Zone, Deadwood, Entourage, Huff
- At 7, ABC has two repeats of Extreme Makeover, followed by repeats of Desperate Housewives and Grey's Anatomy.
- CBS has a new 60 Minutes at 7 (probably repeat segments), followed by a repeat Cold Case and the movie Enough.
- NBC has a new, two hour Dateline at 7, followed by repeats of Law and Order: CI and Crossing Jordan.
- The WB has two Reba repeats at 7, followed by two Charmed repeats.
- At 9, Dustin Hoffman guests on a new Inside The Actor's Studio.
- USA has a new The 4400 at 9, followed by a new The Dead Zone.
- Also at 9: HBO has a new Deadwood, followed by new eps of Entourage and Lucky Louie.
- At 10, Food Network has the special Vegas Pastry Battle.
- Showtime has a new Huff at 10.
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Microsoft® Windows® Small Business Server 2003 R2 Administrator's Companion
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- Get your mission-critical systems up and running quickly with this essential, single-volume guide to administering Windows Small Business Server 2003 R2.
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- Get your mission-critical systems up and running quickly with this essential, single-volume guide to administering Windows Small Business Server 2003 R2. This comprehensive reference details operating system features and capabilities, and provides easy-to-follow procedures, practical workarounds, and key troubleshooting tactics for on-the-job-results. Discover how to: Perform an installation, upgrade, or migration to Windows Small Business Server 2003 R2 Manage storage and help protect data integrity with shadow copies, quotas, file type screening, and file and folder encryption Administer user accounts and permissions, shared resources, and Group Policy Manage connectivity for remote access, mobile devices, and wireless systems Configure and maintain Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 for e-mail management Administer software updates with Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) Set up and manage intranet sites, firewalls, databases, and Web servers Monitor network activity and fine-tune performance Implement a backup and recovery plan CD features: Fully searchable eBook Articles, white papers, and additional resources A Note Regarding the CD or DVD The print version of this book ships with a CD or DVD. For those customers purchasing one of the digital formats in which this book is available, we are pleased to offer the CD/DVD content as a free download via O'Reilly Media's Digital Distribution services. To download this content, please visit O'Reilly's web site, search for the title of this book to find its catalog page, and click on the link below the cover image (Examples, Companion Content, or Practice Files). Note that while we provide as much of the media content as we are able via free download, we are sometimes limited by licensing restrictions. Please direct any questions or concerns to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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About This Game
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You must try to defend your land from rushing invaders in Rampart. The game breaks down into three phases. The building phase has the player build walls around the castles that populate the land. By completely surrounding a castle, the player earns a cannon. In the second phase, the player must position all of the cannons earned in the first phase. Finally, the attack phase commences, and the enemy invades by sea. Aim the cannons and fire at the enemy ships to keep them from making landfall. After the attack phase is over, you must begin again. If you start to beat the computer-controlled competition on a regular basis, challenge your friends to a game with the Two-Player option. Keep your lands safe from the rushing onslaught in RAMPART.
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EXALTATION OF THE HOLY CROSS Lectionary #638
Historically, this feast celebrates the finding of the "true cross" of Jesus by Helena, mother of the Emperor Constantine, in Jerusalem in 326. It also celebrates the return of the major part of that cross to Jerusalem in 629 by the Byzantine Emperor Heraclius, after it had been stolen by Chroses II, King of Persia, in 614. More than history, though, this feast celebrates the same mystery that we celebrate on Good Friday: In God's hand, and by God's design, even a cruel instrument of torture can become a source of life.
Numbers 21:4b–9. The bronze serpent that brought healing from snakebite to the people in the desert is an appropriate symbol of the cross of Jesus, as it is understood by Christians.
Psalm of the Day: Ps (77) 78
This historical psalm traces God's dealings with Israel from the exodus to the early monarchy. In its interpretation of that history, the people's sin is followed by divine punishment, which is followed in turn by national repentance, which is followed by God's forgiveness and restoration.
Do Not Forget the Works of the Lord (Alstott) BB
Do Not Forget the Works (Batastini/Murray) CBW 224
Do Not Forget the Works (Batastini/Proulx) WOR 1050/RS 104/LPGG 1055
Do Not Forget the Works (Burns) PRM A106/WS 180 / PMB 755
Do Not Forget the Works of the Lord (Guimont) GC2 946/LPMG 638
Do Not Forget the Works of the Lord (Hunstiger) SS
Do Not Forget the Works of the Lord (Schiavone) JS 1061/LP 206
No Olviden las Acciones del Señor (Cortez) FYC 221
Rise Up and Tell All Your Children PSL A-227/SS
Philippians 2:6–11. The "kenosis" ("emptying") hymn sings of Jesus' self-giving for our salvation.
John 3:13–17. In conversation with Nicodemus, Jesus makes the connection between the "lifting up" of the Son of Man (on the cross) and the bronze serpents in the desert. Jesus' mission is interpreted as one of salvation rather than condemnation.
Songs for the Liturgy
Adoramus Te, Christe (2,G) RS 542/GC 396/GC2 400/SS
Adoramus Te, Domine (2,G) WOR 548
All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name (2) WOR 494, 495/RS 632/GC 484/GC2 490/WC 701/JS 482/MI-BB/LMGM 88,89/GP 421/PMB 368/WS/SS
*At the Name of Jesus (2) WOR 499/CBW 427/JS 400, 483/MI-BB/GP 424/WS
Behold, before Our Wond'ring Eyes (2,G) JS 381/BB
Behold the Cross (1,2) BB
Behold the Wood (1,C) JS 411/BB/GP 369/CBW 379/GC2 437
By Your Cross (2) JS 408/BB/GP 346
Calvary (G) LMGM 38/RS 568/GC 419
Christ Is Made the Sure Foundation (G) WOR 617/GC 662/GC2 642/RS 778/CBW 430/WC 746/JS 780/PMB 384/SS
Crucem Tuam/O Lord, Your Cross (2,G) RS 571/GC 417/GC2 393
Crux Fidelis (2,G) PMB 247/WC 751/WS
Down at the Cross (G) LMGM 46
*Glory in the Cross (E) JS 523/MI-BB
*God So Loved the World (G) PMB 418/WC 803/WS
I Danced in the Morning (G) WOR 636/MI-BB/RS 809/GC 708/WC 717/JS 764/PMB 366/WS/GP 395
*I Will Sing, I Will Sing, vss 5-6 (2) GC 543
In the Cross of Christ (2) RS 221/GC2 436/SS
Jesus Died upon the Cross (2) JS 654/GP 720
Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross (G) LMGM 45
*Jesus, Lord (G) JS 701/CBW 365/MI-BB/GP 594
*Jesus the Lord (2) RS 574/GC 418/GC2 403/CBW 432/JS 484/MI-BB/GP 370
Keep in Mind (G) PMB 36/WC 802/MI-BB/RS 940/GC 674/GC2 658/JS 589/WS/GP 492/SS
Lift High the Cross (1,G) WOR 704/CBW 435/GP 444/MI-BB/WC 748/RS 884/GC 791/GC2 785/JS 522/PMB 393/WS/SS
Lord Christ, When First You Came (1,G) WOR 438
*Make Us One, v 3 (2) PMB 392/WC 765/WS
My Song Is Love Unknown (G) WOR 439/RS 572/JS 415
Near the Cross (1,G) WC 755/WS
Now Go Forward (1,G) GC 691
Now We Remain (G) WC 640/MI-BB/RS 813/GC 694/GC2 696/WS/SS
O Cross of Christ (G) PMB 248/CBW 368/WC 752/SS
O Crucified Messiah (2,G) BB
Only This I Want (G) GP 575/GC 695/GC2 701/CBW 516/JS 766/MI-BB
*Our Glory and Pride (E) PSL A-47/SS
Priestly People/Pueblo de Reyes, vss 8-9 (1,G) PMB 383/WC 740/WS
Sing, My Tongue, the Savior's Glory (1,G) JS 414/BB/GP 366
Sing, My Tongue, the Song of Triumph (1,G) WOR 437/RS 573/CBW 69
Song of the Cross (2,G) MI-BB
Take Up Your Cross (2,G) WOR 634/CBW 353/LMGM 50/MI-BB/RS 808/GC 698/GC2 688,690/PMB 238/WC 750/JS 524/WS/GP 586/SS
The Cross of Jesus (G) GC2 396/SS
The Lord Is Now Exalted (1,2,G) CBW 377
The Lord Jesus Christ (G) CBW 436
The Love of the Lord (G) RS 814/GC 702/GC2 680
*Then Let Us Glory in the Cross (E) IH 84
There in God's Garden (G) WC 749
*Though in the Form of God (2) CBW 687
Tree of Life (G) RS 541/GC 397/GC2 401/CBW 373/SS
We Acclaim the Cross of Jesus (1,G) PMB 252/WC 754/WS
*We Glory in the Cross (E) SS
We Have No Glory (G) JS 671/MI-BB
*We Should Glory in the Cross (E) Manalo JS 521
Weary of All Trumpeting (G) WOR 635
What Wondrous Love Is This (G) WOR 600/GP 642/RS 749/GC 627/GC2 614/PMB 253/WC 713/JS 755/MI-BB/WS/SS
When I Survey the Wondrous Cross (2,G) WOR 433/CBW 382/PMB 249/WC 753/BB/JS 417
Wherever He Leads, I'll Go (G) LMGM 50/RS 810
Wood of the Cross (1,C) JS 407/BB
Title of Anthem, Voicing & Instrumentation | Composer/arranger/editor | Publisher & edition # | |
All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name, Diadem (2 part Mixed Voices, Organ, opt. Trumpet) | Johnson, Dennis R. | GIA (G-5887) | 2 |
At the Name of Jesus (SA, Organ) | Willan, Healey | Concordia (97-7160) | 2 |
At the Name of Jesus (SATB, Organ) | Langlais, Jean | Hinshaw (HMC 423) | 2 |
Christ Became Obedient (SATB, opt. Keyboard/Organ, Latin only) | Anerio, Felice | Alexander Broude (ABC 32) | 2 |
Christ Became Obedient (SATB, opt. Keyboard/Organ, Latin/English) | Anerio, Felice | GIA (G-1967) | 2 |
Christ Humbled Himself in "We Praise Thee, Vol. 1 (2 part, Organ) | Willan, Healey | Concordia | 2 |
Christ Jesus Lord, Thy Name Adored in "Three German Motets" (SATB, English/German) | Praetorius, M/arr. Guentner, Francis | Augsburg (11-10089) | 2 |
Christus factus est (SAB) | Durante, Francesko | Arista (AE 275) | 2 |
Christus factus est (SATB) | Zingarelli, Miccolo/ed. Kaplan, A. | Lawson-Gould (51428) | 2 |
Christus factus est (SATB, Latin only) | Bruckner, Anton | Arista (AE-157) | 2 |
Christus factus est (SATB, opt. Keyboard/Organ, Latin only) | ed. by Barlow, Stephen | Walton (2161) | 2 |
Christus factus est (SATB, opt. Keyboard/Organ, Latin.English) | ed. by Klein, Maynard | G. Schirmer | 2 |
Christus factus est (SATB, opt. Keyboard/Organ, Latin.English) | Bruckner, Anton | Summy Birchard (5249) | 2 |
Christus factus est in "Geistlich Gesang Für Männerchor" (TTBB) | Palestrina, G. P. | Oratoriumsverlag (#na) | 2 |
Come, Follow Me (SATB, Keyboard, opt. Flute) | Thompson, R. Paul | Hinshaw Music (HMC 1391) | E |
Crucifixus | Bach, J. S./ ed. Churchill | Bourne Co. (750) | 2 |
Crucifixus from "Mass in B Minor" (SATB, Keyboard/Organ) | Bach, J. S. | Bourne Co. (750) | 2 |
For Our Sake (SATB, Keyboard) | Hughes, S. M., Howard L. | World Library (8525) | 2 |
Glory in the Cross (SATB, Keyboard, opt. Guitar) | Soper, Scott | GIA (G-4617) | E |
Glory of Christ, The (SATB, Organ, Handbells, Brass) | Scott, K. Lee | Concordia (CPH 98-2982) | E |
In nomine Jesu (SATB, Latin/English) | Handl, Jacob/Herter, J. | GIA (G-1860) | 2 |
In nomine Jesu (TTBB) | Gallus, Jacob/ed. Collins, W. | Lawson-Gould (51203) | 2 |
In nominee Jesu (SATB) | Gallus, Jacob | Concordia (98-1051) | 2 |
Jesus Christ Is the Lord (SATB) | Gouzes, OP, André | GIA (G4981) | 2 |
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence, Picardy (SATB, Handbells) | Ferguson, John | Augsburg (0800646681) | 2 |
Let This Mind Be in You (SATB, Organ) | Butler, Eugene | Carl Fischer (CM 8258) | 2 |
Lift High the Cross, CRUCIFER (2 part mixed or SATB, Organ, opt. Trumpet) | arr. Busarow, Donald | Augsburg (0800645898) | E |
Lift High the Cross, CRUCIFER (SATB, Organ, Brass, Timpani, opt Handbells) | arr. Burkhardt, Michael | MorningStar (MSM 60-6001) | E |
Lift High the Cross, CRUCIFER (SATB, Organ, Brass Sextet, Timpani) | arr. Hillert, Richard | GIA (G-2630) | E |
Lift High the Cross, CRUCIFER (SAB, Organ, opt. Brass) | arr. Schalk, Carl | Concordia (98-2468) | E |
Lord Jesus Christ Humbled Himself (SATB) | Messaus, Guilleimus/ed. Proulx, R. | GIA (G-3791) | 2 |
May We Never Boast (SATB, Piano, 2 Flutes, opt. Guitar) | Connolly, Michael | GIA (G-4032) | E |
One with God before Creation (SATB, Keyboard) | Sensmeier, Randall | GIA (G-4897) | 2 |
Vexllia Regis | Bruckner | CPDL | G |
We Adore You, O Christ (SATB) | Proulx, Richard | Paraclete (PPM 9836) | 2 |


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The Beveridge vision
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Stay current and connect through continuing education. Continuing education demonstrates to a potential employer that you're dedicated to your field and offers opportunities to network with people in your field.
Healthcare never stands still. New discoveries, new procedures, new medications - change is constant.
To stay up-to-date and maintain certification or registration, health professionals often need to complete a certain number of continuing education units (CEUs) within a given period of time. For health professionals like nurses, who are licensed by the State of Minnesota, continuing education is mandatory.
Demonstrating Dedication
If you're unemployed, avoid the temptation to slack off on continuing education. Stay current with your CEUs. Consider working toward specialty certification.
Join or become more active in the local chapter of a professional association related to your field. Most organizations offer professional development workshops and other activities to help members stay current in their specialties.
You may also want to think about returning to school. If you have a two-year degree, consider completing a bachelor's. If you have a bachelor's degree, consider graduate school.
Continuing education - whether it's recent CEU classes, work on advanced certification or credits earned toward a degree - demonstrates to a potential employer that you're interested in and dedicated to your field. This makes you a more attractive candidate.
Career Connections
CEU classes and professional workshops also offer opportunities to network with people in your field. "When job seekers participate in industry-specific activities like CEU classes, other people are more likely to view them as colleagues," says Denise Felder, a Twin Cities job coach and career advisor. "And when others identify you as `one of them' and see you as competent in the field, they're more likely to pass along job leads or introduce you to others."
Faculty in many degree programs - especially those on the graduate level - provide formal or informal mentoring to students. And connecting with classmates is always valuable on both a personal and professional level.