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Nick Gibb and Kevin Brennan in Music Education Expo debate
9 March 2015
The schools minister and shadow schools minister will battle to win the votes of music teachers as they take part in a joint Q&A session at Rhinegold Publishing's Music Education Expo this week.
On Thursday 12 March at the Barbican Centre in London, Nick Gibb and Kevin Brennan will each give a short presentation on their vision for music education before taking questions from the floor and submitted via Twitter in advance.
Music education professionals are being encouraged to submit questions using using the hashtags #quiztheministers and #MusicEdExpo.
Ciaran Morton, managing director of Rhinegold Publishing, said: 'As we rapidly head towards a general election, we are giving teachers the opportunity to ask Nick Gibb and Kevin Brennan to share their vision of education in the UK for the future.
'We hope they will also talk specifically about the role of the arts, especially music, in the curriculum as well as the development of the child.'
The Music Education Expo is the UK's largest exhibition and conference for music teachers, with more than 50 sessions taking place across two days and 2,500 teachers taking part. The event also features a trade exhibition with more than 130 exhibitors.
Tickets are free, but must be booked online in advance.
Gareth Malone becomes Music for All ambassador
6 March 2015
Gareth Malone has been made an ambassador for Music for All, the charity that aims to give people from all backgrounds access to music and musical instruments.
The choral conductor and TV presenter, who is best known for hosting BBC programmes such as The Choir and The Big Performance, said: 'I was very lucky to grow up in a house full of singing, which made me the musician I am today.
'Without having a piano in our house, that I could play at any time, I wouldn't be working in music now. The work that Music for All does is very important in helping the next generation of musicians realise their potential.'
Music for All visits schools to offer 'taster' sessions and offers grants for children whose parents cannot afford to buy them instruments. Its flagship event is the annual Learn to Play Day, which invites the general public to have free 'taster' lessons on a musical instrument at music stores and venues across the country.
The fourth Learn to Play Day is expected to provide more than 10,000 free lessons and takes place on 21-22 March.
Guildhall funds research into Noriko Ogawa autism concerts
5 March 2015
The Guildhall School of Music and Drama has commissioned a research project into how attending concerts can help the parents and carers of children with autism.
The research will be carried out by a team of academics at the school alongside Noriko Ogawa (pictured), the Japanese pianist behind the Jamie's Concerts series for the carers of children with autism.
Ogawa launched Jamie's Concerts 11 years ago, inspired by the son of a family she had been lodging with in the UK. They are intended to give parents and carers a formal opportunity to relax, unwind and share experiences.
Ogawa said: 'I have always wanted some form of academic backup for what I am doing. It has always been emotionally driven, but I would like to find out if the concerts can be considered objectively good as well. And if anything could be done better or help us to achieve more, I would like to know.'
Jamie's Concerts take place regularly in Japan, and in 2010 Ogawa also launched the series in the UK. This year, they will take place at venues including the Guildhall and the Bridgewater Hall in Manchester. She has been made a cultural ambassador for the National Autistic Society in recognition of her work, a role that will be formally launched in the spring.
Ogawa first approached John Sloboda, director of the Guildhall's Understanding Audiences research programme, in autumn last year. The pair submitted an application to the school's Research Centre and last week were awarded a grant of £2,460 to fund research from now until December.
Sloboda will carry out the research alongside psychologist, singer and teacher Karen Wise and music therapy specialist Alison Barrington. The team met for the first time on Wednesday and will begin the project by handing out questionnaires at Jamie's Concerts before selecting volunteers for more in-depth research.
Ogawa said: 'This is extremely important to me because it comes from my own personal experience. I lived with the family for two years and I understand what it's like. It was very tough to cope with Jamie. I wanted to help him but I couldn't, so I decided to help his mother. I'm not a doctor, a nurse or a teacher, but what I can do is give a concert.
'I just want to know that the concerts are a good thing. I'm not expecting anything but if the research shows an overall positive effect, that would be great.'
Teaching rooms for hire at Sax.co.uk's central London shop
5 March 2015
Musical instrument retailer Sax.co.uk is hiring out practice and teaching rooms for £5 per hour at its new shop in central London.
The retailer moved into a 8,600 sq ft former furniture showroom on Hampstead Road in November from its previous site on Denmark Street in the West End. In January, Phil Parker Brass and All Flutes Plus moved into the new shop, completing the line-up.
The seven practice rooms are on the basement floor of the shop, which is within walking distance of Warren Street and Euston stations. They are available to hire by the hour at a rate of £5 per person for individual practice, pre-gig warming up, pre-exam preparations, teaching and meetings.
All the rooms are newly decorated and have floor-to-ceiling mirrors, wall clocks, tables and chairs. The hire fee is capped at £20 per hour per room.
Sax.co.uk's new store is the biggest saxophone shop in London. Customers can choose from more than 300 new and second-hand saxophones, plus custom necks, mouthpieces, sheet music and accessories. There are also 11 soundproof demo rooms and a repair shop.
Brands on offer in the store include Selmer, P Mauriat, Yanagisawa, Keilwerth, Yamaha, Akai EWI, Rampone & Cazzani, Trevor James and Jupiter.
The shop is also planning a series of in-store events and performances, which will be advertised on its website.
'Regulation needed' to stop abuse following Philip Pickett case
4 March 2015
An external regulatory body is needed to prevent further cases of sexual abuse in the UK's conservatoires, according to a lecturer at one of London's top universities.
Ian Pace, the pianist and head of performance at City University, said the case of Philip Pickett, who was jailed in February after being found guilty of raping two students at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (pictured), was 'the tip of the iceberg'.
However, he said a culture of silence was preventing people from coming forward. 'At some conservatoires, I have heard of threatening behaviour from senior management preventing people from going to the police,' he said.
In his blog, Desiring Progress, Pace has written a set of guidelines he believes conservatoires should follow to prevent further abuse. But he said external regulation was needed if music colleges were to get to the root of the problem.
'In the classical music profession as a whole, patronage is held by so few people in a manner which is in no sense transparent or open to criticism,' he said. 'There is no way of holding people to account. We need an external body to regulate it. There are so many informal networks that it is eminently corruptible. I know this would not be popular, but think it necessary.'
Pickett, a recorder player and early music ensemble leader, was jailed for 11 years in February in relation to historic sex offences that occurred in the 70s and 80s during his time as a freelance teacher at the Guildhall.
The Old Bailey handed down a guilty verdict for two rapes and two indecent assaults on two schoolgirls and one student between 1979 and 1983, perpetrated in sound-proofed practice rooms. Judge Charles Wide called the behaviour a 'gross abuse of trust' and said the impact on the victims must have been 'very great indeed'.
The Guildhall released the following statement: 'Although these events took place several decades ago, this does not diminish our utter shock that a professional music teacher could abuse the trust placed in him by the School and its students.
'The Guildhall school wholeheartedly welcomes the verdicts. Justice has been done and our thoughts are with the victims of these dreadful crimes.
'The Guildhall school takes the duty of care of its students extremely seriously. Robust safeguarding procedures are in place at the school to ensure safe learning environments for all students and these measures are regularly reviewed.'
A full article by Ian Pace will be published in the April edition of Music Teacher
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In addition to expanding the career opportunities of its principles, Jenrettes first scandal inspired the formation of a comedy troupe in Washington D.C., called Capitol Steps. The troupe is made up of former Congressional staffers. Since the Reagan years, theyve satirized American politics for theatergoers nationwide. Today, Capitol Steps hits up the Broward Center for Performing Arts (201 SW Fifth Avenue) in promotion of their new CD, Springtime for Liberals. Expect musical numbers such as Aint No Surplus, Im So Indicted, and Tap 3 Times, a charming ode to the sex scandal that stalled the career of Larry Craig. Tickets cost $25-$35. Call 954-462-0222, or visit www.browardcenter.org.
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My two dogs enjoy this 2 knot bone pull toy. They like to play with me or each other. My lab loves this toy. She is very strong and loves for me to play tug tug with her.
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My dog Jesse just loves it. She plays with it all the time. She really loves to play tug-a-war with it, but will also, throw it about fetching & catching it. It's really strong, so I don't have to worry about her tearing it apart anytime soon. And when it gets really "yucky", I can throw it in the washer...
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These are relatively tough toys. Dogs do like to tug on them, though playing tug a war can initiate aggression in some dogs. Also beware of the strings once they are loose of the toy. Throw them away.
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Being the studly movie star that he is, you'd think Jason Segel could handle anything his small screen hit How I Met Your Mother throws his way.
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"In this episode I'm doing so much physical comedy, it's crazy," Cobie tells us. "I'm the one who instigated this, where the group of friends said, 'You're not a true New Yorker 'cause if you were, you would have seen Woody Allen, and crushed a cockroach with your bare hand, and stolen a cab, and had a breakdown on a subway and not cared about what anyone thought.' So tonight, Robin goes through all those things."
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Telecom Italia SpA, the phone company that lost its chief executive officer as well as its investment-grade rating this month, is considering a capital increase of as much as 2 billion euros ($2.8 billion), according to three people familiar with the matter.
Italy's biggest carrier is evaluating a proposal to raise 1.5 billion euros to 2 billion euros from shareholders including Spain's Telefonica SA, said the people, asking not to be identified because the deliberations are private. A final decision hasn't been made, and the option could be presented to the board at a scheduled meeting Nov. 7, the people said.
Telecom Italia fell the most in eight months in Milan trading. Other proposals that could be reviewed by directors include the cancellation of a dividend and a sale of assets in Brazil and Argentina, one of the people said.
Led by Marco Patuano after executive Chairman Franco Bernabe resigned this month following a clash of strategic directions with shareholders, Telecom Italia is seeking to avert a downgrade to junk status by a second rating company. Moody's Investors Service already stripped the Milan-based carrier of its investment grade, and Standard & Poor's plans to complete its own review next month. Telecom Italia has almost $40 billion in net debt, more than double its market capitalization.
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In a stock-exchange statement, Telecom Italia said it plans to present "an industrial plan" to its board on Nov. 7, while it couldn't comment on "alleged capital increase transactions, dismissals of assets, changes in the dividend policy."
The stock closed 6.4 percent lower at 67.2 cents in Milan. It fell as much as 9 percent -- the steepest intraday decline in 4 1/2 years -- after Bloomberg's report and was halted briefly because of the extent of the move.
Robin Bienenstock, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein in London, wrote in a note that a potential lengthy process for a sale of the Brazilian division Tim Participacoes SA and possible changes to Italy's takeover rules would strengthen the case for a capital increase.
"This is a small amount of money to restart Telecom Italia," said Andrea Giuricin, a professor who specializes in media and telecommunications at Milan Bicocca University. "If the company puts forward other measures such as the sale of some Latin American assets, coupled with a good plan of cost cuts, a turnaround may begin."
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Still, Telefonica and other investors in the Italian carrier may be unwilling to inject more cash into Telecom Italia, said Roger Appleyard, head of global credit research at RBC Capital Markets in London.
Spain's former phone monopoly last month agreed to gradually buy out co-investors in Telco SpA, the holding company that owns 22.4 percent of Telecom Italia and controls the carrier's board.
Telecom Italia also plans to propose a new cost-reduction program, one of the people said. The company intends to scrap a plan to spin off its telephone network, people familiar with the matter said earlier this week.
Issuers including lender Barclays Plc and tour operator Thomas Cook Group Plc have raised about $69 billion in stock sales in Europe this year, compared with $48 billion in the same period in 2012, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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David Rosenberg On "Shared Sacrifice"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/05/2012 19:10 -0500
Sweeping changes are taking place at the state level as pension trustees and legislatures push for higher monthly contributions to pension plans, a later retirement age and lower annual cost-of-living adjustments for current and retired workers. Unions (those that don't make Twinkles, in any event), are making the concessions because they can see the future absent shared sacrifice — the termination of defined benefit plans in favour of defined contribution plans. Be that as it may, employee contributions are going up — a de facto tax hike. And this will work directly against any upturn in consumer spending when you consider that the state and local government sector employ nearly 20 million people or 15% of the national job pie. So we will have less government, fewer entitlements and more whisperings that it isn't just the $250,000+ high-income households that are going to experience tax increases and diminished disposable income growth. This is shared sacrifice. To think that the nation could have ever gone to war in Iraq and in Afghanistan under the Bush regime, putting our troops at great risk not to mention the emotional scars on their families, while here at home civilians would be allowed to enjoy tax cuts and a debt-financed consumption binge.... One has to wonder what events could provide positive momentum to GDP growth, push corporate earnings to record highs as the consensus predicts as early as next year, or generate any lasting inflation, for that matter. It's the people that make these pricing decisions. Businesses can only price up to what consumers are willing to pay. It is households that determine whether or not we have inflation, not some bureaucrat in Washington who believes he has control over some printing press.
David Rosenberg: "What A Joke" - A Realistic Thanksgiving PostmortemSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 11/26/2012 20:01 -0500
We remain in the throes of a secular era of disinflation. We also are in a long-term period of sub-par economic growth and below-average returns. This has become so well entrenched that U.S. pension plans now have more exposure to bonds than to stocks, as we highlighted two weeks ago. Look, this is not about being bearish, bullish or agnostic. It's about being realistic and understanding that in our role as market economists, it is necessary to provide our clients with information and analysis that will help them to navigate the portfolio through these stressful times. Our crystal ball says to stick with what works in an uncertain financial and economic climate — in other words, maintain a defensive and income-oriented investment strategy.
It's Not So Rosie: What Keeps A Gloomy Realist Up At NightSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 11/08/2012 17:06 -0500
Yesterday, we were offered 'hopes and prayers' by Gluskin Sheff's David Rosenberg. However, as he warned then, there are some things to be worried about. From the wide gaps in voting patterns across socio-economic lines and the expectations that populist policies will be the hallmark of Obama's second term to the mixed-to-negative data across employment data, consumer spending indications, housing, and Europe; it appears the market is starting to price in some positive probability of a fiscal cliff and these macro data do nothing to subsidize that reality. While the President does not face the Great Recession of four years ago, he does confront the "Not So Great Recovery" nonetheless.
David Rosenberg: "Hope And A Prayer"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/07/2012 15:58 -0500
It is not going to be a new government that necessarily ushers in a whole new era of growth, prosperity and confidence. Even under the revered Ronald Reagan, the period of secular growth and bull market activity took two years to unfold — it didn't happen right away. It took the inflationary excesses to be wrung out of the system and concrete signs that the executive and legislative branches could work together to usher in true fiscal reform — and to get blue Democrats on board with reduced top marginal tax rates. Hope isn't generally a very useful strategy, but there is reason to be hopeful nonetheless. The critical issue is going to be how we get Washington to move back to the middle where it belongs. This requires bipartisanship which in turn requires leadership. Reagan's whole eight-year tenure in the 1980s occurred with the House being in Democrat hands the whole way through. Bill Clinton's second term coincided with both the House and Senate controlled by the Republicans.
It can be done!
With this in mind, the best that can happen is a Reaganesque and Clintonesque return to compromise on the road to fiscal reform. It will be painful. We all know it will be painful.
Rosie On Sandy: One Economist's Realistic Hurricane Post-MortemSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 11/01/2012 16:44 -0500
Tired of idiotic "expert assessments" how the destruction in the aftermath of Sandy is good for the economy and "creates wealth" (just ask these people or these how much wealthier they feel with their house halfway still underwater, or with not a bite to eat)? Then read the following brief summary by David Rosenberg what the real and full impact of Rosie on the US will be: "the surprise for Q4? A negative GDP print."
David Rosenberg: "What Is Wrong With This Market?Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/23/2012 21:12 -0500
What is wrong with this market? The S&P 500, instead of grinding higher in the aftermath of QE3 actually hit its peak for the year the day after the policy announcement. Go figure. Maybe economic reality finally caught up with Mr. Market (there is a very fine line between "'resiliency" and "denial" — and keep in mind that the S&P 500 is still up 14% in a year in which profits are now contracting, not just slowing down)... On average, six weeks hence, the S&P 500 was up more than 9% after the policy announcement. It was all so novel! Tech on average was up over 11%, industrials were up 12%... ditto for Consumer Discretionary and Materials. The cyclicals flew off the shelves. But this time around. either Mr. Market is jaded or the laws of diminishing returns are setting in. Six weeks after the unveiling of QE3, the market is down 2%. This hasn't happened before. Every economic-sensitive sector is in the red, and even Financials — the one sector that should benefit from all the "sucking at the Fed teat" — have made no money for anybody!
Rosenberg On The Unemployment Rate: "If It's Too Good To Be True, Then It Probably Is"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/06/2012 11:55 -0500
Much has been said about yesterday's laughable jobs report. Here is a little more, only this time not from some politicized CTRL-C/CTRL-V major who was forced to take out the HP-12C for the first time from their storage closet and pretend they have any idea about finance and economics, but from David Rosenberg.
David Rosenberg On The 'One-Trick Pony Market'Submitted by Tyler Durden on 09/24/2012 10:34 -0500
Global economic fundamentals are awful, bearish divergences are occurring everywhere, investor sentiment is nearing bullish extremes, political risks remain high and last week's market performance can be summed up in four words - 'lack of follow through'. As Gluskin Sheff's David Rosenberg explains, more than two-thirds of the rally points the stock market has enjoyed since the summer-time lows occurred around central bank policy announcements. So the market is really a one-trick pony here, breathing in the fumes of central bank liquidity. What was supposed to happen, as the elites told us, was that the lagging hedge funds were going to throw in the towel and chase this market. Everyone expects this to be a major source of buying power. At the same time, what if the bulls who lucked out this year because they hung onto Ben Bernanke's arm decide to take profits or at the least lock in their gains? CRitically, as Rosie details, QE3 is occurring at a different point in the cycle this time and insomuch as it helps invogorate already rising 'animal spirits' we suspect it has missed the baot.
Rosenberg: "If The US Is Truly Japan, The Fed Will End Up Owning The Entire Market"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 09/14/2012 17:15 -0500
What the Fed did was actually much more than QE3. Call it QE3-plus... a gift that will now keep on giving. The new normal of bad news being good news is now going to be more fully entrenched for the market and 'housing data' (the most trustworthy of data) - clearly the Fed's preferred transmission mechanism - is now front-and-center in driving volatility. I don't think this latest Fed action does anything more for the economy than the previous rounds did. It's just an added reminder of how screwed up the economy really is and that the U.S. is much closer to resembling Japan of the past two decades than is generally recognized. It would seem as though the Fed's macro models have a massive coefficient for the 'wealth effect' factor. The wealth effect may well stimulate economic activity at the bottom of an inventory or a normal business cycle. But this factor is really irrelevant at the trough of a balance sheet/delivering recession. The economy is suffering from a shortage of aggregate demand. Full stop. It just perpetuates the inequality that is building up in the country, and while this is not a headline maker, it is a real long term risk for the health of the country, from a social stability perspective as well.
David Rosenberg's New Normal: "The Economy Does Not Drive The Markets Any More"Submitted by Tyler Durden on 09/10/2012 18:28 -0500
Bill Gross may be credited with inventing the term 'the New Normal', although his recommendation to purchase gold above all other asset classes, something which only fringe blogs such as this one have been saying is the best trade (in terms of return, Sharpe Ratio, and the ability to sleep soundly) for the past three and a half years, he is sure to be increasingly ostracized by the establishment, and told to take all his newfangled idioms with him in his exile to less than serious people land. Which takes us to David Rosenberg, who today revisits his own definition of the New Normal. And it, too, is just as applicable as that of the Pimco boss: "The new normal is that the economy doesn't drive markets any more." Short and sweet, although it also is up for debate whether the economy ever drove the markets in the first place. But that would open up a whole new conspiratorial can of worms, and is a discussion best saved for after Ben Bernanke decides to save the "housing market" by buying more hundreds of billions in MBS and lowering mortgage yields further, even though mortgage rates already are at record lows (something that mortgage applications apparently couldn't care less about as we showed last week), while "avoiding" to do everything in his power to boost the S&P, which recently was at 5 year highs, and certainly "avoiding" to listen to Chuck Schumer telling him to do his CTRL+P job, and "get to work" guaranteeing Schumer's donors have another whopper of a bonus season.
Peter Schiff Discovers No Country For Corporate ProfitsSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 09/06/2012 20:01 -0500
Peter Schiff pulled an OccupyWallStreet (remember that whole Occupy movement?) at the Democratic National Convention. What he did, was succeed in exposing some very disturbing prevailing beliefs about the government's role in establishing the 'utility' value of the free market as manifested by corporations, namely that according to a broad cross-section of society, it is the government job to "explicitly outlaw profitability." We wish to remind readers that this has been done on numerous occasions in the past, but most "effectively" in the Soviet Union's centrally planned regime. Until the USSR's failure of course. The premise of eliminating profitability is also quite popular, and even has its own name: nationalization, and its result in a business "manager" who is perfectly ambivalent if the state owned enterprise makes or loses money. After all the wage is determined by a politburo, and is not a function of the profits, or losses, a business may engender. Furthermore, it is probably worth reminding that the primary tenet behind capitalism is the production of goods and services for a profit. Sadly, quite a few of these concepts appear to have not been made clear to not just one or two Americans as the following clip demonstrates.
The New Normal Of Investing: Bonds For The Price, Equities For The YieldSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 09/06/2012 13:59 -0500
The dividend theme has hardly run its course. As David Rosenberg of Gluskin Sheff illustrates in his latest note, the income-starved retiring boomers are being forced to garner income more and more via the equity market where dividends are up more than 8% over the past year. Because of ultra-low interest rates, interest income growth has vanished completely. And here is the great anomaly. Back in the early 1980s, investors bought equities for capital appreciation and they purchased Treasury securities for yield. Today it is the complete opposite.
Why Paul McCulley Would Be Shorting The Economy With Both Hands Right NowSubmitted by Tyler Durden on 08/27/2012 16:51 -0500
According to the plethora of long-only managers willing to trot out on the public stage and beg for more commissions, the US has been (and will remain) the cleanest-dirty-shirt in the global risk asset laundry basket; but as David Rosenberg of Gluskin Sheff points out not only has the S&P 500 hit a new record high in its total return index but it also possesses a rather 'ebullient' valuation premium (2012E P/E) of 13.8x relative to China 9.8x and Europe 11.4x. However, while this is more than enough to slow some investors from backing up the long-truck, Rosie goes on to highlight a very worrisome indicator - that favored by ex-PIMCO's Paul McCulley. The YoY trend in the three-month moving average of core capex orders (which was updated last Friday) has just cracked negative, crushing the hopes of US growth prospects and we assume equity superlatives. However, since the market no longer reflects anything; certainly not the economy, but merely who will ease more when and how, one really can't short much if anything, even if McCulley is 100% spot on.
David Rosenberg On A Modern Day Depression Vs Dow 20,000Submitted by Tyler Durden on 07/23/2012 16:19 -0500
This is looking more and more like a modem-day depression. After all, last month alone, 85,000 Americans signed on for Social Security disability cheques, which exceeded the 80,000 net new jobs that were created: and a record 46 million Americans or 14.8% of the population (also a record) are in the Food Stamp program (participation averaged 7.9% from 1970 to 2000, by way of contrast) — enrollment has risen an average of over 400,000 per month over the past four years. A record share of 41% pay zero national incomes tax as well (58 million), a share that has doubled over the past two decades. Increasingly, the U.S. is following in the footsteps of Europe of becoming a nation of dependants. Meanwhile, policy stimulus, whether traditional or non-conventional, are still falling well short of generating self-sustaining economic growth.


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great shot and love the color of this theme...sadly i dont use older version of windows anymore(you know which one )
Really slick! I've been playing Tsunami 2010 and Typhoon 2001 (both Tempest 2000 clones) so this really appeals to me.
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nice complete screenshot too
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wallp massa, tema sem comentários, montagem da shot ficou mto boa tbm
wallp massa, tema sem comentários, montagem da shot ficou mto boa tbm
vlw pelo coment e o , tou esperando a proxima shot tua no ls (:
vlw pelo coment e o , tou esperando a proxima shot tua no ls (:
Very Nice SS!
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awesome shot man, i love it!
Foda, mano! LS muito bom.
the theme is amazing, nice screenshot
I wish someone would attempt to port this to 7. I've always wanted to use this visual style and never could because I never had the right OS Great shot!


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Passing on the Faith
My Six Essentials for Passing on the Faith
The fifth thing in my short-list of ways and means is music. In religion, it is, always and finally, the music that instructs the spirit and rides with it through the years. If we need adult classes in the stories of the faith and the art of their telling, then just as surely we need training sessions with one another about the beloved songs that are our heritage, about intentional ways to bring them seamlessly into domestic life, about family song fests, certainly, but even more about tunes woven artlessly into the mundane business of our lives together.
And last in my half-dozen is something even more basic than storytelling and singing. That is, if there is anything that appeals to a child more than those, it is food. In fact, food manages to leave a fairly lasting impression on all of us, and this is especially true of food that is tied, on an on-going basis, to special events. We hear "Easter" and think "eggs," whether we want to or not. Of course, the other side of that associative process is that, because we all love Christmas candy, when we see a peppermint stick, we inevitably think "Christmas" whether it's Christmas or not. Our forebears in the faith used to use that double reinforcement of food and event more or less un-self-consciously; but it is an art, a grace, and a legitimate ploy that we have somehow lost or misplaced along the way.
The story of the Church herself, the grand narrative of the beloved community and the body of Christ on earth, is tied to more events than Christmas and Easter. It is tied to Shrove Tuesday with its pancakes for supper and the tale behind the pancakes. It is tied to a lovely cake in early January from the midst of which colored ribbons rise and trail along the sides, just waiting for the lucky child who will be the one to pull out the wondrous streamer with the tiny, tiny baby doll attached....just waiting for the happy remembrance of this day when Mary and Joseph took their baby son to the Temple and gave him there, before the priest, his Holy Name of Jesus. It is cinnamon buns on Good Friday, bearing their cross as they come to us bittersweet in their remembrance, etc.
These, then, are for me the sacred half-dozen from which all other efforts and intentions and programs must depend. Small and domestic though they may be, it is nonetheless by means of them that we begin to instill into the young the faith of our fathers and mothers. And of course, it is by the employment of them for our children that we teach and renew ourselves, even as we are teaching them.
Phyllis Tickle, founding editor of the Religion Department of Publishers Weekly, the international journal of the book industry, is frequently quoted in print sources, electronic media, and innumerable blogs and web sites. Tickle is an authority on religion in America and a much sought after lecturer on the subject.


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The Antipolitical Philosophy of John Rawls
Anderson, Brian C., The Public Interest
AFTER the liberal philosopher John Rawls died of heart failure at the age of 81 last November, obituaries and remembrances in prominent places testified to the man's greatness as a thinker. The New York Times led the way, publishing three notices of Rawls's passing: an obituary declaring that he "gave new meaning and resonance to the concepts of justice and liberalism"; a "Week in Review" piece arguing that he provided "intellectual spine to liberals seeking tough-minded defense of their instinct to take from the rich and give to the poor"; and a lengthy op-ed by Martha Nussbaum, who called him "the most distinguished philosopher of the twentieth century." The Times's counterpart in England. the Guardian, asserted that Rawls "rejuvenated and transformed the study of political philosophy." Rawls's Harvard colleague (and critic) Michael Sandel, writing for the New Republic, bordered on the reverential. Sandel recalled the phone call he received from Rawls upon first arriving at Harvard as a young professor: "This is John Rawls, R-A-W-L-S." For Sandel, "It was as if God himself had called to invite me to lunch and spelled his name just in case I didn't know who he was."
Nor was it just the Left that celebrated Rawls's achievements. The Economist obituary described his massive 1971 book A Theory of Justice as a "philosophical classic," though how that work's radical egalitarianism squares with the magazine's free-market ideals is hard to see. Even the unabashedly conservative National Review Online had good things to say, running a tribute by legal theorist Richard Epstein praising Rawis as "a genuine leader in philosophical and political thought."
The outpouring of acclaim confirmed Rawls's prestige and influence, both in the academy and beyond. A Theory of Justice, translated into roughly two dozen languages, has reportedly sold upward of 400,000 copies worldwide--an amazing figure for any philosophical work, let alone one so dense and dryly expressed. It would be only a slight exaggeration to say that since the 1970s, universities in the English-speaking world (and increasingly elsewhere) have transformed the teaching of political philosophy into an extended commentary on Rawls's thought. Thousands of essays and scores of books have appeared, defending Rawls, criticizing Rawls, seeking to go beyond Rawls. A bibliography of this commentary, notes French philosopher Luc Ferry, would run 800 pages in length. Law professors also use Rawls's work as a touchstone, and some scholars have noted increasing evidence of his influence on judicial decisions. In 1999, President Clinton awarded Rawls the Medal of Freedom. "Almost single-handedly," Clinton enthused, "John Rawls revived the disciplines of political and ethical philosophy."
Yet the adulation Rawls's work has met with--the years scholars have dedicated to the study of A Theory of Justice, and the numerous honors he has received--is all a bit surprising. For Rawls's thought is a long lesson in how not to think about politics. The egalitarian liberalism Rawls called justice would be unworkable in practice, even if it were desirable. His works do not speak to any recognizable political world and ignore almost completely the real dilemmas and tragedies of our time.
Biography of an idea
John Borden Rawls was a private man who avoided publicity and gave only a couple of interviews during the course of his career. But some significant, if sketchy, biographical details have come to light in profiles by the British broadcaster Ben Rogers and political theorist Thomas Pogge. Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Rawls was the second of Anna and William Rawls's five sons. The Rawlses were wealthy: His father was a tax attorney and constitutional authority, and his mother was the daughter of a prominent German family and president of the local chapter of the League of Women Voters. But successful as they were, the Rawlses did not escape tragedy. …


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Roswell 2012 Lectures: Area-51 Myth Or Reality
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nobody the idiot pinup by strongstuffWatch
©2009-2016 strongstuff
fellow dA'er hartter asked me to come up with a pinup for his forthcoming nobody the idiot book. this is the result.
why burt reynolds? beats me.
why burt reynolds? beats me.
Burt Reynolds in blackface? I'm game.
That's a very nice title. I'm assuming there's this guy named Nobody and he's an idiot, so people say, "Nobody is an idiot." Or I'm completely off.
Love the subject matter in this one, nice.
your work is amazing all the time... amazing!!!
you've been doing alot of these recently, and i love them! the shining one was especially amazing (im very fond of both the book and the movie). continue with the great illustrations!
hehe very cool! Great design and great characters. The chest hair is really funny
hahaha great idea and design!
Whats fun??
Burt Reynolds and Dom Deluise together!!
Burt Reynolds and Dom Deluise together!!
this rules like....it just rules. I love it and I will do your dishes for life.
Haha, I knew that had to be Burt Reynolds from the thumbnail. Nice job on the likeness!
Haha this is awesome.
This is a great idea, love the style aswell as the cast. Well done.
"I'm gonna take these bleads and stuff 'em up your nose."
"These bleads? these bleads here?"
"These bleads? these bleads here?"
Haha, gotta love this.


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Hello, I'm currently 24 weeks pregnant & been told that our Abigail will have down syndrome. I haven't done the amnio and really don't plan on it since it won't change anything, we had the quad screen & MaterniT21 test that was positive. I have seen a specialist at 22 weeks & she said everything looked good except her head was round, and we go on the 7th to see another specialist who will perform the extensive echo. I hope that also comes back looking great as well but we live in a very small town & the place I originally planned to give birth at has no NICU or peds specialists of any type. I was wondering from other experienced mothers about there journey. If the specialists tell me she looks healthy and all is well with her internally should I still deliver at the small hospital or should I pick one with a NICU to be on the safe side? NICU's are 90 minutes away depending on the traffic from where we live. I wasn't sure if ultrasound detects everything or if something could happen during or right after birth with her heart. I just want whats best for her. I really don't feel comfortable with delivering at my local hospital now but not sure if it's just because I'm scared of the whole idea of this diagnosis & the unknown. The first specilist I seen said that on her end if everything looked fine that I could deliver at my local hospital which kind of puzzled me cause I assumed that certain things would need to be done (tests and scans) that I know our local hospital isn't equipped for or maybe I'm over thinking it but I would sure appreciate any help, advice, suggestions, past experiences yall may have, thanks!!!
Need help with birthing plan
Everthing was the same. Shes my 4th child and was treated like any other baby She didn't need any special exams or test done immediately after birth. She never left my side. She stayed with me in my room the whole time. She did have jaundice but wasn't related to her having DS. She was scheduled for another echo at 2 weeks old just to make sure and her heart was fine.
If your baby looks fine and healthy in utero I don't think she will need to go to NICU.
Some babies who have sever heart or intestinal defects need surgery immediately after birth. In that case NICU would be needed. But like I said if your baby girl is healthy then you didn't need to change hospitals.
This is my baby girl Nevaeh
My "birth plan" was just that I wanted everyone in the delivery room to know that WE already knew she had Down syndrome. I wanted a happy, positive birth experience. Second, I wanted to hold her before she was taken for tests. They really took that to heart so they didn't take her away at all. Even her echo was done at my bedside. She was literally not Even out of my sight the entire time.
It never hurts to ask for what you want. You might not get all of it but they don't know you want something if you don't ask!
Ryan 12-18-09
Lauren 2-12-12 with T21 and complete AV canal (repaired 3/29/12)
I think it'a a matter of comfort. I found out around 16 weeks and opted to switch my prenatal care to an OB group that delivers at the hospital attached to our local children's hospital. I was early enough in that I didn't have a strong relationship with my initial care providers, and while am hoping for no complications hate the thought of being in one hospital recovering while my baby is taken away to the childrens hopsital across town. I'm 23 weeks now and pretty comfortable with the decision.
Daughter (July 6, 2006) and Son (August 10th, 2012)
Single mom to my beautiful daughter Ainsley born with DS Nov 17, 2012. Prenatal dx, health is great. Greatest joy of my life!
I'm another "side of caution" person. Ellie was an emergency c-section, not at all related to her DS, and although she was eventually sent to a different hospital than I was at, I'd been able to make that decision in advance. I can't imagine if that happened without advance notice.
Nancy, mom of 4 girls
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Thank yall for all of your posts. I personally feel better about delivering at a hospital with a NICU but wasn't sure if I was being overcautious with so far everthhing looking good with Abigail. I have an appointment Tuesday with a specialist at Tulane who will be doing the fetal echo so I'm going to discuss with him my delivery options there. Thank yall again so much!!!
Amy, Mom to Emily (2000) and Abigail (2003 wiT21, partial AV canal, repaired)