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In some styles of classical music, these syllables are assigned to
these letters and remain unchanged regardless of the key you're in.
This is called a fixed "do".
However, in most popular styles of rock, pop and jazz, a moveable "do" is used. This means that whatever key you're in, the first note of the scale called "the TONIC" is now "do". So, if you were in the key of G, G would now be "do" and A would now be "re".
Each note in the scale is also called a degree. Below I have given you the actual names of the scale degrees 1-7. Once we start learning about composing and songwriting, it can be useful to know the names of these degrees. More importantly it can be very useful to know how they function in a melody.
WARNING: This is technical stuff and really just knowledge for
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AMAZING songwriters have no idea that these notes have specific names.
Let's keep this in the key of C to keep it simple.
NOTE: No matter what key you're in, the scale degree names stay the same for these syllables.
Scale Degree 1 is called the TONIC (this is also Do or C)
Scale Degree 2 is called the SUPERTONIC (this is also Re or D)
Scale Degree 3 is called the MEDIANT (this is also Mi or E)
Scale Degree 4 is called the SUBDOMINANT (this is also FA or F)
Scale Degree 5 is called the DOMINANT (this is also SOL or G)
Scale Degree 6 is called the SUBMEDIANT (this is also LA or A)
Scale Degree 7 is called the LEADING TONE (this is also TI or B)
REMEMBER: The reason any scale is major instead of minor, is that there are 4 semitones (or half steps) from the first note of the scale (TONIC) to the third note (MEDIANT) of the scale. (A) minor scale has a distance of 3 semitones from the TONIC to the MEDIANT of the scale.
Let's look at how this applies to the famous song from The Sound of Music!
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Samsung's 'experience store' is located at 450 George St, Sydney, just 200m away from Apple's own flagship retail outlet at number 367.
It is positioned in the retail hub of Sydney, sitting near the likes of Myer and Telstra, as well as retail chains such as Harvey Norman and JB HiFi.
Samsung has been sparse with details on its "first ever" Australian experience centre. The company confirmed the store will open to the public on Thursday 23 August.
Samsung last month launched a similar store in Canada, the first in North America. The Vancouver store is similarly laid out to Apple's retail outlets, with the Sydney store expected to be styled in line.
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PBS Program Featurues The Mayo Clinic Diet
The Mayo Clinic Diet is based on many years of clinical experience at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, Florida and Arizona, along with research at Mayo Clinic and other institutions. It is designed to be an effective, practical and enjoyable way to help people lose weight and maintain weight loss.
The diet is easy to understand and easy to follow. The PBS program offers detailed information, insights and advice for viewers that is not available from any other television program.
The program includes information about the first and only dietary program developed by Mayo Clinic; interviews with a multidisciplinary team of highly respected physicians, dietitians, clinical psychologists and other medical experts, and success stories from people who used the diet to improve their weight and health.
"In our work with literally thousands of patients, and by scouring all of the best medical research available, we've identified the critical habits of people who have successfully lost weight and maintained a healthy weight," says Donald Hensrud, MD, medical editor-in-chief, The Mayo Clinic Diet, and preventive medicine expert at Mayo Clinic. "With The Mayo Clinic Diet, we've boiled this information down to five simple habits to add to your lifestyle, five habits to break, and five bonus habits that will help you lose the weight you want and keep it off, while at the same time improving your overall health."
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E! is a secondary service parallel to Canwest's larger Global Television Network. It formerly aired "leftover" foreign programs that could not fit on Global's primetime schedule. Until fall 2007, the system was known as CH; the change in name coincided with the acquisition of various programming rights from the American-based E!: Entertainment Television, which now supplies a significant portion of the Canadian system's schedule.
The CH system formed in early 2001 after Canwest purchased most of the initial stations (previously owned by Western International Communications) and rebranded them as "CH"; many of the stations had previously been affiliates of other networks. Over the years, WIC had formed various types of "twinsticks", or ownership of two stations serving one market, specifically in the B.C. Lower Mainland, Alberta, Montreal, and Kelowna markets. The second stations were, respectively, CHEK, CKRD, CJNT, and CHBC. However, WIC was an ownership group, and not a network unto itself. The company was rarely able to co-ordinate the programming of its first-string stations, much less the second-string outlets, due to the stations' different network affiliations.
Despite strong opposition from competitors and advocacy groups, Canwest was allowed to keep all of the WIC stations save CFCF in Montreal. By promising to continue to support the "underserved" communities these stations were originally intended to serve – support which, in Canwest's view, no competing broadcaster could provide – it was able to maintain the B.C. and Alberta twinsticks, re-align CJNT with CKMI, and most importantly secure a new twinstick in the major market of Ontario with both its own CIII and WIC's independent station CHCH.
CHCH was the first to adopt the CH brand in February 2001, followed by CHEK (newly disaffiliated from CTV) and multicultural station CJNT that September. CKRD joined in 2005 after disaffiliating from the CBC, and changed its call letters to CHCA in the process. All four cross-promote heavily with the local Global stations.
Kelowna's CHBC and Kamloops' CFJC disaffiliated from the CBC in February 2006 and joined CH; although CFJC was not owned by Canwest, the joint sales agreement between the two stations necessitated CFJC's affiliation switch. Both CHBC and CFJC maintained their own local identities during their times as CH stations. (CHBC adopted the E! branding on the same day as the other Canwest-owned CH stations.)
While CH briefly used the slogan "Closer to Home" when it launched, the letters "CH" were derived from the call sign of flagship CHCH, which Global had promised to re-focus on local programming after the station's traditional audience was turned off by the ONtv era. CJNT in Montreal referred to the initials as Canal Horizon, or CH Horizon, until 2002.
Content from the American E! network started to air throughout the system's daytime, late night, and weekend schedule upon its rebrand on September 7, 2007; this includes Canadian-produced series aired on E! channels internationally. E! programming had previously aired on Star! until the launch of E! in Canada. As a result of this change, E! programming no longer airs nationwide (depending on service provider). Primetime programming continues to be sourced primarily from the major U.S. broadcast networks. Local programs continue under the branding of each station's call sign (e.g. "CHCH News" in Hamilton; "CJNT Montreal" for multicultural programming on the Montreal station).
On April 18, 2008, Canwest launched an high definition (HD) simulcast of its CHCH affiliate called E! HD.
All E! O&O stations display an E! logo on the lower right corner of the TV screen during non-local programming; the stations' callsigns are used during local news and regional programming.
Pattison announced in September 2007 that its two remaining CBC affiliates, CKPG-TV and CHAT-TV, would drop their current affiliation in favour of programming from Canwest effective fall 2008. CKPG became an E! affiliate due to the presence of Global BC; CHAT joined the E! network in September 2008.
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Roanoke alumnus named to Virginia health board
Tommy East '94 has been appointed to the Virginia Board of Health by Governor Terri McAuliffe.
The board is a 15-member independent agency that regulates health facilities in the state.
In May, East, who is president and CEO of American HealthCare in Roanoke, was appointed to this state board to manage the nursing home industry.
In his new role, East will establish the framework for Virginia public health services, work to fight AIDS, promote health education and ensure outreach to the state's citizens, with an emphasis on those in nursing home care.
"I am truly honored to be appointed to the Board of Health," said East. "I hope to serve as a primary advocate and representative of the citizens of the Commonwealth in achieving optimal health."
East has developed a strong reputation in the health care arena in the Roanoke Valley since his start at Richfield Nursing Home in 1981.
East graduated from Virginia Western Community College with an associate's degree in Business Management, and soon after, Ted Russell, president and CEO of Richfield Retirement Community in Salem, offered East a job.
A fast pitch softball coach and family friend, Russell promised East a part-time job at Richfield as a bookkeeper for the Business Office if East continued to pursue his education.
East then enrolled at Roanoke College for night classes while working at Richfield during the day. It was during his Richfield job that East became interested in pursuing a career in health care.
While studying at Roanoke, East was a bookkeeper, business office manager, administrator-in-training, assistant administrator and administrator at Richfield.
In 1994, he graduated from Roanoke with a bachelor's degree in Business Administration.
"Roanoke's education was instrumental in preparing me and teaching me how to make a difference," said East.
After graduating from Roanoke, East continued working at Richfield as administrator, where he directed day-to-day operations. Some of his other tasks included directing personnel, maintaining budgets and implementing activities for the residents.
East held other roles at Richfield, such as vice president of assisted living facilities and vice president of administration.
Since Richfield, East has worked for Tandem Healthcare and Adventa Hospice Services/Amedisys.
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He also is responsible for educating associates, developing programs to benefit the patients and managing 2,000 patient beds.
A Salem native, East has served on the Board of Directors of the Virginia Health Care Association.
East's son, Karlyn East '17, now attends Roanoke. He is a member of the College's golf team and plans to major in history and education.
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BEAUMONT – Six Lamar women's tennis players are set to make the short trek to Houston as the Lady Cardinals will close out the fall season at the Cougar Classic at John E. Hoff Courts on the campus of the University of Houston.
Lamar is one of 12 schools lined up to compete in the event, including ranked foes in No. 18 Texas Tech, No. 22 Rice and No. 52 Arkansas. Conference foes Northwestern State and Stephen F. Austin are also slated to participate.
All three of the Lady Cards returners are scheduled to compete. Senior Alicia Porte and Dariya Dashutina will be looking to build on their showing at Northwestern State while junior Carolina Masó is coming off the ITA Texas Regional earlier this month.
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What: Milwaukee school bus driver's abuse of a child is discovered after parents place a voice-activated recorder in son's backpack.
When: Wisconsin Court of Appeals rules April 3.
Outcome: Court says in 2-1 vote that recording cannot be used against bus driver in court because it was not obtained by police.
What happened, according to court documents:
Sometime around April 2003, Jacob Mutulo's parents began worrying that their 9-year-old son was being mistreated by the school bus driver.
According to a report that they placed on their own Web site, the school reported earlier in that school year that Jacob had been yelling and shouting in class and was reluctant to get on the school bus to return home. And the bus driver, Brian Duchow, complained that Jacob had been spitting at him.
Because Jacob has Down syndrome, the parents couldn't easily find out directly from him what was going on. According to Milwaukee radio station WTMJ AM 620, Jacob weighed about 50 pounds at the time and was not able to carry on a normal conversation. (He had also been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.)
His frustrated parents eventually came to suspect that Jacob's poor behavior at school had something to do with the bus driver who had started at the beginning of the school year. They placed a voice-activated tape recorder in Jacob's backpack and listened to it at the end of the day.
It was a remarkably disturbing recording. The tape revealed Duchow yelling such things as, "Stop before I beat the living hell out of you" and "I'm going to slap the hell out of you." Another statement was: "Do I have to tape your mouth shut, because you know I will."
The parents called the police, and Milwaukee Police Officer Steven Wells interviewed Duchow after listening to the recording for himself. The police chose not to carry out their own electronic interception.
Duchow eventually was charged with intentionally causing bodily harm to a child and with disorderly conduct. He admitted to slapping the boy twice that day. What makes this case relevant to Police Blotter is that Duchow asked the judge to suppress the recording so it could not be used against him.
After the trial judge denied the request, Duchow pleaded guilty to intentionally causing bodily harm to a child--but reserved his right to appeal.
Wisconsin state law generally prohibits the disclosure of intercepted conversations, leaving the appeals court in a bit of a tight spot. The exceptions to that general rule apply to police and to people working in concert with police.
A majority of the Wisconsin appeals court ruled that the recording was lawfully obtained--but could not be lawfully disclosed because it was not done in cooperation with police--and reversed the lower court's ruling. The case was sent back to a circuit judge, and it's unclear what will happen next.
If the police had bugged the bus the next day and remained nearby to intervene, if necessary, this would have never become an issue.
Excerpts from the Wisconsin appeals court's majority opinion:
If the interception in this case had been obtained "under color of law"--that is, through police involvement--references to the interception in the complaint would be permitted. A repeat interception in the present case could have been supervised by law enforcement with the resulting information obtained "under color of law."
That would have made the contents of such a recording admissible in this felony prosecution under Wis. Stat. 968.29(3) and properly disclosed in the complaint. However, in the present case, Duchow pleaded guilty and, therefore, the content of the interception was not used at trial. Whether the complaint itself, with disclosure of the content of the interception, would have been admissible at trial, we need not decide.
Jacob's parents acted responsibly and in the best interests of their child when they took reasonable action to protect their child from a reasonably suspected threat of harm. As the private party under the rationale of the Waste Management case, they promptly disclosed what they recorded to a law enforcement officer. There was nothing more appropriate they could have done under the circumstances.
Likewise, the officer acted appropriately in investigating the information that properly came to his attention. He interviewed Duchow and could properly communicate what he learned from the interview.
However, the recording by Jacob's parents, while "not unlawful," was not one they obtained "under color of law." Therefore, law enforcement officers or agents were not permitted by Wis. Stat. 968.29(3) to disclose the contents of the interception because they had not obtained the interception from someone acting under color of law.
This problem might have been easily remedied if another secret recording under the supervision of the police had occurred. Had that step been taken, we have little doubt that such a follow-up interception would have been obtained under color of law and admissible.
For all the foregoing reasons, we conclude that Duchow's electronically intercepted communications were "oral communications" under Wis. Stat. 968.27(12), that Jacob's parents properly consented on his behalf to the electronic interception under Wis. Stat. 968.31(2)(c), that they properly delivered the recording to law enforcement and that law enforcement officers properly used the information they learned in their investigation.
However, because the interception was not obtained under color of law, the contents of the interception were not admissible in the felony prosecution against Duchow. Therefore, we reverse and remand to the trial court for further proceedings consistent with this opinion.
Excerpts from the dissent by Judge Patricia Curley:
I agree with the majority's conclusions that the recorded statements of Duchow were oral communications and that the child victim's parents could give vicarious consent to tape-record the conversation the child victim had with Duchow. However, I disagree with the majority's conclusion that the tape recording was inadmissible.
Here, the child victim's parents consented on the child's behalf to intercept the conversation between the child and Duchow, and the recording was turned over to the police. Further, their purpose in doing so was not to commit "a criminal or tortuous act." Thus, following the Maloney holding, the tape was admissible.
Moreover, under the circumstances present here, it seems illogical and contrary to common sense to approve the parents' actions to protect their child by tape-recording the conversation but prevent the state from prosecuting the offenses revealed by the recording.
I am also concerned with the majority's solution that "(t)his problem might have been easily remedied if another secret recording under the supervision of the police had occurred."
Clearly, this child had already been victimized by Duchow. The tape revealed Duchow yelling such things as, "Stop before I beat the living hell out of you," and "I'm going to slap the hell out of you."
Duchow also admitted to the police that he had slapped the child twice on the bus ride. To suggest that the victim be subjected to another such incident, just to make the recording admissible, is cruel and inhumane.
Therefore, although I agree with the majority's analysis in all other respects, I respectfully dissent with regard to the admissibility of the recordings at trial.
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- The big question that is not answered here...
- 1. Was this scumbag fired from his job?
2. Was anyone smart enough to slap his weak azz back?
If this was my kid the bus driver would have never made it to trial.
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- The Childs Welfare
- NO DOUBT! You are talking about a defenseless child here and the driver should be fired immediately! WHO, exactly voted the recording out? It should be published in the Cheese Eater Gazette or whatever ass rag paper they have up there. The SOLE objective should be to protect the children.
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- You've got it right, Bizplanman!
- It's obvious from the evidence that this man is a monster and
needs to be kept away from children. Kind, sweet, positively-
oriented Down's Syndrome kids need hugs, not slaps.
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- How the law SHOULD work
- Quite simply, the recording should be admissible as evidence by virtue of it being identical as sworn testimony on the part of the verbally impaired witness, i.e. the Down's Syndrome boy.
The way the law is currently interpreted, you could have a murder or rape recorded without law enforcement involvement and the killer/rapist could walk away scott-free because it wasn't admissible evidence.
Realistically, a recording is no less admissible if the witness swears to its authenticity and completeness than if they were to give straight verbal testimony of the events recorded. And in fact, the recording itself is more likely to be complete than verbal/mental recollection.
Yes, recordings can be doctored. But people are way more likely to lie and distort memories on the stand than they are to modify a recording.
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- Agreed
- Any law that would require additional recordings under the 'color of law' seemingly jeopardizes the victim whom the recording is supposed to protect in the first place.
The laws of protection don't look like they're made for protecting the victim - they're made more for protecting the aggressor.
It's too bad Judge Curley's dissent is only taken with a grain of salt - the appeals courts are utterly useless in protecting victims.
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- The problem
- The problem is not with reliability of the recording. The problem is that if any recording is allowed as evidence you'll end up with everybody recording any conversation, public or private, without the participants knowledge. And lots of people don't like that.
In this case, as the recording was taken under a reasonable suspicion situation I think it should be admitted. But the law is writen without considerqation for exceptions other than the police one, and that's what should be changed. If there's reasonable cause for suspicion, recording should be allowed by any of the parts.
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- Dude, get some perspective
- Ok, ok, we get that you're a big ol' tough guy. Child abuse is despicable, of course, but thank goodness that capital punishment is reserved for more serious offenses...
There is no question that this driver was likely fired, as the threshhold for employment termination is much lower than that for incarceration. And as the internet has a long memory, the likelihood that he will be given the opportunity to work with children again, even as a bus driver, is grossly lowered (if not erased).
Public humiliation, firing and hindered future employment: fully deserved.
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- Scarry country
- This is scarry.
Judge is applying law against the law :) Isn't it so. And if someone says that I should not make any secret recording - it means THAT person is quilty in the first place.
Soon they will be putting parents to JAIL for making secret recording. This is absurd.
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- If I understand
- your somewhat broken English then the answer is no. The Court of Appeals had determined that secret recordings done without police involvement (who I am certain would have need to obtain a warrant, and this show reasonable cause) are legally inadmissible according to State law. Had the State legislature wanted to carve out an exception for parents secreting recording devices on the children, they had every opportunity to do so. Should they wish to codify that behavior as admissible they have the authority to do so. However, as of the original recording, the law as it stood made the recording inadmissible. The court did its job properly.
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- Not Scary, free
- In many states it is, in fact, illegal to secretly record people. I believe it is against Federal law to secretly record phone conversations unless the a government agency is doing so, and they would need a warrant from the court and have to supply probable cause.
The old argument that if your innocent then you shouldn't care if you are being surveiled is codswallop. In the U.S. based on the interpretation Fourth Amendment to the Constitution their is a constitutional right to privacy.
The Fourth Amendment
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."
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- Post the movie on Youtube !
- Justice will happen in spite of judges seeking infamy in the footnotes of some case law textbook.
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- Yes by all means
- Ding the Judges for doing their jobs correctly. Surely the actual law doesn't matter when you feel it shouldn't.
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- Downes
- This kid had an intelectual diability - he could likely not convey what was said to him verbally. What kind of moronic judge would then say that an electronic record of what the kid heard was inadmissible.
Agreed 100 percent. Youtube the SOB driver so that he never works around kids again. Never works anywhere. May he rot homeless on the street.
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- What kinf of moron
- Thinks judges can rule any way they please. The judge did his job, which is correctly interpreting the law.
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- Everyone missed the point
- OK, so we're railing against the drive, the judges, the system that put the kid there.
But guess who is at fault here: The cops.
They didn't complete a proper investigation. They certainly should have know the law - that's their job. Any cop who doesn't know how to complete a legally admissible case should be fired.
Sure, we wouldn't like to put the kid back in that situation, but legally admissible evidence requires it, so why weren't the cops doing their job? They took a shortcut, they lost. It's their fault.
Meanwhile, if the laws about recordins aren't to your liking, petition your congressman, who actually has the right to change the laws.
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- More likely the DA than the cops
- The person who screwed up the most here was probably the DA. There had to be a way to make the indictment without improperly disclosing the recording and without requiring the kid to endure another day of abuse. The DA's office is supposed to work with the cops to find ways to solve this kind of problem.
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- More likely the DA than the cops
- The person who screwed up the most here was probably the DA. There had to be a way to make the indictment without improperly disclosing the recording and without requiring the kid to endure another day of abuse. The DA's office is supposed to work with the cops to find ways to solve this kind of problem.
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textarea fields into an editor and the editor is capable of all the major actions (text-styling, adding image/file/video/tables/lists).
The uploading of files and images makes use of HTML5 APIs and they can be uploaded via drag 'n' drops besides selecting files.
Redactor can work inline or fullscreen, there are many settings to customize it and it is multilingual (already supports many languages).
P.S. The website of the resource is half English and half Russian but it is coded in English and demos + docs help understanding how it works.
Compatibility: All Modern Browsers
Website: http://redactorjs.com/
Demo: http://redactorjs.com/examples/
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Will Jones May 29th, 2012 at 4:25 pm
This is what I've been looking for!!!!
Chris May 30th, 2012 at 5:02 am
Looks good, but what license is it under? GPL.. Or?
greg word June 15th, 2012 at 8:19 am
nice editor, ufotunately no loger free for commercial use
jack August 18th, 2012 at 4:20 am
they use own special license. this is commercial project


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Sutter Delta is East Contra Costa County's convenient solution for many inpatient, outpatient and emergency medical needs. Sutter Delta is the recipient of the 2010, 2011 and 2012 HealthGrades Emergency Medicine Excellence Award for its performance ratings on 11 critical diagnoses, including heart attacks, strokes and respiratory failure. Sutter Delta's inpatient services include medical/surgical beds, pediatrics, birthing/obstetrics, women's health, medical telemetry and ICU/intensive care. Outpatient services include 24-hour emergency care, physical and sports therapy, cardiovascular procedures lab, pain management center and a full-service laboratory.
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Korn at Hellfest 2013
Hi Everyone !
hope you're all well..
a little note to ask you if some of you will go to the Hellfest this year to see Korn and many other bands. I'll be there in June, and i'm very happy to see Korn at this fest. I know they had problems in 2007 and didn't do the gig. But they're back this year so whoohoo !
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Cave Creek classic car auction has a bit of a western twist
PHOENIX -- The cars for the Spring Cave Creek Classic and Collector Car Auction are cruising in.
From April 3-5, hundreds of classic, rod, muscle, collector and exotic vehicles are being shown off at Stagecoach Village, in Cave Creek, with a bit of a western theme.
"It's our goal to have a little something for everybody," said John Bettencourt, Cave Creek Auction Company owner. "We've got some high-end [and] we got some fixer-uppers."
Best of all, the first car to go on the auction block Saturday morning is made entirely of wood.
"It is all wooden. It is the coolest looking little hot rod car you've ever seen," he said. "Completely made of wood -- engine, the seats, the wheels, everything."
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"Julie motioned for Donna to go to the car and Michael motioned for Julie to come over to his car and they spoke," Irish said. "Then Michael drove off. After that, Julie told Donna she was afraid. The tone in his voice scared her."
Porzio remained in stable condition at Hartford Hospital, where she was taken after the shooting.
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During a trip to the Mohegan Sun casino with her husband, Donna Bochicchio found a college class ring someone had lost. She worked the phones and eventually reunited the ring with its owner, her brother and niece recalled.
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Bochicchio created elaborate cakes for birthdays and other events, especially for her son, Michael, and daughter, Karlyn. Halloween costumes were another favorite activity.
"She would stay up until ungodly hours to finish these projects," said Anna Seitz, Karl Seitz's wife.
"She was such a wonderful daughter," said her mother, Irma Seitz. "I miss her so much."
At work, Donna Bochicchio kept track of birthdays and anniversaries, even the due date of a co-worker's wife.
"You look forward to seeing her every day because she had something to share that would make you feel good," Irish said.
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Mustang MonthlyCar Reviews
Roush BlackJack Supercharged Stage 3 - Dearborn Day Tripping
We Take A Long Trip Through Ford Country In A Roush Blackjack
No one has to tell us that Dearborn, along with all of Detroit, is in the midst of big changes. The auto industry and the city that made it king are facing tough times. Just like our personal lives, adversity can make you bitter or better. History also holds that sometimes great cars are produced in the middle of difficult circumstances.
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Our route called for a visit to Henry Ford's home, the historic River Rouge industrial complex where hundreds of thousands of Mustangs were built, and a pass down Detroit's famed Woodward Avenue. Finally, we set out in search of the long-lost Kar Kraft facility where the '69-'70 Boss 429s were assembled. We had some intel from Charlie Henry, who used to make deliveries there many years ago. Would his recall hold up and, if so, was the building still standing 40 years later?
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Henry Ford was born on a farm near Dearborn during the Civil War. He grew up on a Dearborn-area farm, and at age 16 walked eight miles to Detroit in search of work in the machine shops. In 1903, Ford Motor Company was formed. Five years later, the Model T was on its way to transforming the world. In 1915, Henry Ford and wife Clara moved into this grand 56-room mansion made of marblehead limestone and concrete. Ford lived here until his death in 1947. Fair Lane, as it was known, was donated to the University of Michigan in 1957 and became a National Historic Landmark in 1966. Today, the home serves as a conference center.
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Hustle the final season sees master con man Mickey 'Bricks' Stone (Adrian Lester) and his team of highly skilled accomplices return for one last set of cons! As always they'll target London's rich and greedy and, with their grifting skills better than ever, they're ready to push themselves to the limit in the search for riches. With our regular crew returning along with some other familiar faces this final season promises to be one of the most explosive yet!
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Officials say Iowa fourth-graders' vocabulary test scores dropped from 2009 to 2011 but still exceeded the national average in the assessment exam.
The Des Moines Register reports that only Indiana and Arkansas also posted similar declines on the fourth-graders' vocabulary portion of the National Assessment of Educational Progress reading exam.
Despite the dip in the vocabulary results, the Iowa students' scores on the reading test as a whole remained unchanged from 2009 to 2011.
Iowa Department of Education Director Jason Glass says the decline is troubling because vocabulary plays such a critical role in reading skills and comprehension. Glass says reading scores on the assessment exam have been flat since the early 1990s, "and these vocabulary scores show we're not moving in the right direction."
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CEDAR RAPIDS – Veterans received surprise messages from Cedar Rapids area students on their flight back to Iowa. Many students' parents weren't even born when the war began. Yet, every teenager's life would be different if the troops had not succeeded.
"I think future generations should learn about World War II and thank our veterans. Many people, including me and my friends, don't know a lot about World War II," 16-year-old Colton Tonn said.
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Her classmate, Janira Perez, 16, wrote, "We want you to know that what you did will be remembered."
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Here's how RW members rated this race (222 votes).
In short: Lush race!In full: Gorgeous scenery, excellent organisation, friendly crowd and perfect final destination for recovery picnic with friends! I look forward to returning next year. Date of review: July 25, 2011
In short: A great way to spend a Sunday morning!In full: A great, friendly, well organised race. No point trying for a PB, but a great chance to relax and enjoy the run for a change. My only suggestion would be, as this always seems to be a hot race, would be to have at least one water station with bottles for us idiots that still can't drink out of cups!Thanks Purple Patch for another excellent run!Date of review: July 25, 2011
In short: Lots of water stations was much appreciated! great view, good number of participants, a bit of a queue for the toilets at the start, but made it in time, for serious runners the stiles might have been annoying, but perfect for me!Date of review: July 25, 2011
In short: Watch out for cyclist and dogs!Date of review: July 25, 2011
In short: Friendly, picturesque and flat but slowing down for gates and bridges means it's not a quick one.Date of review: July 25, 2011
In short: Superb scenery, lovely flat course, well organised except for number of loos and baggage drop off. Marshalls not terribly enouraging. Overall a wonderful race and I got a PB!Date of review: July 25, 2011
In short: Prettiest Race I'm aware ofIn full: Being a tow path race, don't expect a PB and do expect a little bottle necking at the kissing gates (this year miles 1-3). The scenery you pass on this race is just beautiful and for me made the race worth it despite the heat. The organisation for this race seemed very good apart from being unable to hear the man at the start and there being no where near enough toilets. I also thought that the marshals weren't very encouraging although they did their jobs well. I imagine i'll be back for another go :o)Date of review: July 25, 2011
In short: A little challenging for a first half marathon but undeniably inspiringDate of review: July 25, 2011
In short: Put this in your diary, well worth doingIn full: Forget about your pb, just settle back and enjoy the wonderful sceneryDate of review: July 25, 2011
In short: A top event. The best sort of running available.In full: This is a fabulous event. It is a bit of a hidden diamond and I hope the small field remains. Spectacular views running along the tow path. Its not an easy run but it is certainly a wonderful run.The organisation is exactly what you would expect from a community event like this.Well done.Date of review: July 25, 2011
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|calendar>>June 11. 2014 Juche 103
June 15 North-South Joint Declaration Is Landmark for Independent Reunification
| Pyongyang, June 11 (KCNA) -- The Korean nation is greeting the 14th anniversary of the publication of the historic June 15 North-South Joint Declaration.
The joint declaration has given strong impetus to the movement for national reunification in the new century as an immortal landmark for hewing out the destiny of the nation and reunifying the country independently.
After the publication of the joint declaration, there arrived at the land of Korea once swept by the cold wind of division and confrontation a new era of independent reunification and the June 15 era of reunification where all Koreans advanced along the road of reunification, getting reconciled and united.
The idea of By Our Nation Itself, the basic spirit of the joint declaration, instilled the spirit of national independence into fellow countrymen and escalated the reunification movement into a nationwide movement comprising the Koreans in the north and the south and abroad.
The will for national cooperation aimed to reject outsiders and pool the efforts of Koreans under the banner of By Our Nation Itself was strikingly demonstrated in all places where they live.
As worship and flunkeyism towards the U.S. were rejected and consciousness of independence against the U.S. rapidly grew strong, the unreasonable intervention and obstructions of foreign forces met bitter condemnation by the whole nation.
Visits and contacts of organizations and compatriots of all social standings at home and abroad promoted reconciliation and unity and the movement for national reunification turned into a nationwide patriotic movement.
The formation of All-Korean Committee for Implementation of June 15 Joint Declaration, a nationwide solidarity organization for reunification, helped further boost the solidarity and alliance among the north, the south and overseas sides and develop the movement for national reunification onto a new high stage.
The idea of By Our Nation Itself turned the north-south relations which had undergone a repeated vicious cycle of distrust and confrontation for more than half a century into relations of reconciliation, unity and cooperation. Through ministerial talks and other dialogues and contacts the north and the south discussed ways of implementing the joint declaration and developing the inter-Korean relations and put them into practice. The barrier of misunderstanding and distrust between the north and the south was pulled down, severed railways and roads were relinked and air and sea routes were opened, a stirring reality.
Wide-ranging cooperation and exchange for the development and prosperity common to the nation were conducted, bringing great joy to the Koreans.
Another historic Pyongyang summit was provided and the Declaration for Development of North-South Relations and Peace and Prosperity was adopted in October 2007 when the inter-Korean relations and the reunification movement steadily developed along the road of independence, unity and cooperation.
The October 4 declaration, a programme for implementing the June 15 joint declaration, was adopted, opening a rosy prospect for achieving independent reunification, peace and prosperity under the banner of By Our Nation Itself.
The June 15 joint declaration and the October 4 declaration are the reunification programmes common to the nation and its lifeline which the Koreans should invariably hold fast to in the movement for national reunification.
As proved by the past days, if the joint declarations are preserved and implemented, the way for the nation to live will open and reunification, peace and prosperity be achieved but if the declarations are abandoned, Koreans will suffer misfortune and war disasters.
All Koreans at home and abroad should turn out in the drive to meet challenges of the anti-reunification forces, shatter their obstructive moves and implement the June 15 North-South Joint declaration.
Copyright (C) KOREA NEWS SERVICE(KNS) All Rights Reserved.


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April Bookstore Specials
The Secondhand Prose used bookstore (brought to you by the Friends of the Canton Public Library) is happy to offer April buys where you can get a great deal on gifts for the whole family, including yourself!
Buy 2 get 1 free-Everything in the bookstore!!
(except specially priced book section, CDs and DVDs)
Bag SaleFill a bag and purchase the lot for just $5 (some restrictions may apply):
- Friday, April 26, 10:00 AM-4:00 PM
- Saturday, April 27, 10:00 AM-2:00 PM
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listed as 25 original length and 25 "Carbine" length barrels IN STOCK ready to ship. These would go great with the kits at APEX. (Thats what Im using for mine)
They are from PREXIS and at Weaponsguild
I do not know how many are left but the price listed atWG for members was $80 and $95 shipped.
Hope this can help someone out.
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