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Although Johann Sebastian Bach
spent most of his career as a church musician, he devoted much of his energy to
composing secular instrumental music. It ranged from large-scale orchestral
suites and concertos to unaccompanied works for sundry instruments, including
seven compositions for solo lute.
By contrast, Agustín Barrios Mangoré
wrote exclusively for the guitar. On his wildly successful European tours in
the 1930s, he capitalized on his exotic background, billing himself as "the
Paganini of the guitar from the jungles of Paraguay." Spanish composer-pianists
Albéniz and Enrique
Granados likewise traveled abroad as
ambassadors of Hispanic culture in the late 19th and early 20th centuries,
evoking the sounds and landscapes of their beloved homeland in vividly colored
tonal sketches redolent of Debussy.
Villa-Lobos performed a similar service for
Brazilian music in the decades after World War I. Although he wrote in a wide
array of genres, he is best known for his Bachianas
Brasileiras, a group of nine suites for various ensembles that infused the
forms, harmonies, and procedures of the European Baroque with the spirit of his
native land. In recent years, the equally
prolific Italian guitarist-composer Carlo
Dominiconi has ingested a cornucopia of
musical, artistic, and literary traditions, from Baroque suites to bossa nova,
from Anatolian folksong to Indian ragas, and from King Arthur to The Arabian
—Harry Haskell
Partita in C Minor (conventionally transposed to A minor for guitar) is a
five-movement suite consisting of three
dances preceded by an intricately wrought prelude and fugue. Bach
probably wrote it in the final decade or so of his life, when he was at the
peak of his powers as an improviser and contrapuntist. The lute had reached its
heyday in the 17th century and was slowly going out of fashion by the
mid-1700s, but Bach, together with his contemporary Silvius Leopold Weiss, helped
keep the tradition alive.
The Prelude's characteristically ruminative opening soon gives way to a flood of 16th notes that trace florid arabesques
against a steadily walking bass line. Unusually for Bach, the Fugue is in a
rounded A-B-A form, with the first part repeated instead of driving straight
through to a climax. The two sections are sharply differentiated in their
figurations, rhythmic motion, and thematic material. Both, however, are audibly
related to the Prelude, giving the paired movements a strong sense of organic
adopted the surname Mangoré late in life to
associate himself with a legendary Paraguayan chieftain who had resisted the Spanish conquistadores in the 16th
century—wrote prolifically, and exclusively, for the guitar. Only about
a third of his output, estimated at some 300 pieces, is extant. Un sueño en la floresta, or A
Dream in the Glade, is among the handful of his works that have established
themselves in the concert repertory.
The central idea of the piece is an
aria-like melody in fast-repeated tremolo notes, reminiscent of Francisco Tárrega's
famous Recuerdos de la Alhambra, set
against gently rocking arpeggios in 6/8 time. Its skittish energy contrasts
with the relaxed lyricism of the introduction and middle section. As a
composer, Barrios Mangoré was a master ofdiaphanous, impressionistic textures and delicately exotic harmonies. As a
guitarist, his technical mastery was surely no less extraordinary.
Villa-Lobos wrote comparatively few guitar
works, but they are among the
choicest—and most technically demanding—in the repertoire. He taught
himself to play the guitar at an early age and worked briefly as a street
musician in Rio de Janeiro at the turn of the 20th century, an experience that
bore fruit in his folk-influenced Suite
popular brasileira for solo guitar of 1908–1912 and the beguiling Chôros
No. 1 of 1920. The dozen etudes of 1929 and
the five preludes of 1940 likewise pay homage to their European models in an unmistakably Brazilian accent. The etudes
were written while Villa-Lobos was
living in Paris and are dedicated to the Spanish virtuoso Andrés Segovia. In
his preface to the score, the guitarist compared them to the pianistic
studies of Scarlatti and Chopin, which similarly "fulfilled their didactic
purposes without a hint of dryness or monotony."
Villa-Lobos described his First Prelude as "lyrical melody: homage to the
Brazilian country dweller." Its sultry
E-minor theme, couched in mildly piquant harmonies, contrasts with a
bright, dancelike midsection in E major. The two etudes explore similarly idiomatic
guitar techniques. Etude No. 11, marked Lent
("slow"), is a bravura essay in close-tuned chromatic harmonies, tremolos, and
insistent motor rhythms punctuated by slashing chords. No 12, Animé ("animated"), is notable for its
propulsive, irregular rhythms, slithering chromatic slides, and spitfire passagework. Chôros No. 1 reflects the
composer's imaginative synthesis of European and Brazilian, folk and
concert-hall idioms. It is one of a series of pieces for various
instrumentations based on indigenous musical traditions—in this case the choro, a kind of popular street music
played by ensembles of winds, percussion, and guitar. The gently swaying
rhythms of Villa-Lobos's syncopated triple-time dance alternate, rondo style,
with episodes of a contrasting character.
richly evocative Suite española (Spanish Suite) for piano helped
establish the 26-year-old composer as a leading exponent of Spanish musical
nationalism. Written in 1886, it opened the gates to a flood of
Spanish-flavored pieces that would culminate in his atmospheric masterpiece Iberia of 1906–1908. Much of Albéniz's
piano music was inspired by the folk traditions of Andalusia, the birthplace of
the flamenco guitar.
These two pieces, like the locales that inspired them,
are a study in contrasts. "Asturias" is infused with the wildness and drama of
the northern Spanish coast: Its surging E-minor theme, circling around
insistent B-naturals, grows steadily more urgent and ominous. A sudden clearing
of the air, like a mountain breeze, leads to a slow,
meditative interlude and a reprise of the first section. "Granada," on the
other hand, is a light-hearted, waltzing serenade redolent of the Mediterranean
clime. It opens and closes in sun-drenched E-major, passing en route through a
darker, more tonally ambiguous region.
Albéniz's Suite española, Granados's 12 danzas españolas (12 Spanish Dances) is an early,
folk-inspired work that did much to establish his reputation as both composer
and pianist. He wrote the set of piano dances in the late 1880s under the
influence of musicologist Felipe Pedrell, whose pioneering research on Spain's
musical heritage also left its mark on Albéniz. The 12 danzas españolas pointed the way to Granados's best-known piano
suite, Goyescas (1909–1912), inspired
by the paintings of Goya.
"Andaluza" takes its name from a
generic word for such Andalusian dances as the malagueña and fandango. Cast in
symmetrical A-B-A form, the piece glides smoothly back and forth between E
minor and E major. The driving rhythms and syncopations of the outer sections are
interrupted by a light, airy interlude. "Orientale," a slow dance in 3/4 time,
features a serenely flowing D-minor melody set against a steady undertow of
eighth notes. Trills, turns, and grace notes contribute to the music's vaguely
exotic flavor.
describes this, his most frequently performed work, as a pastorale inspired by
the landscape of Turkey, his home for many years. Koyunbaba means "sheep-father" in Turkish. Baba is also a title given to Sufi saints, and some listeners have
detected in Domeniconi's hypnotically repetitive music a reference to the
ecstatic whirling of the Sufi Dervishes. Elsewhere in the score, he evokes the
sound of the bağlama, a Turkish lute.
Domeniconi's strikingly eclectic musical language reflects his commitment to
multiculturalism and his immersion in world music and jazz.
Like many of Domeniconi's works, Koyunbaba
has the rhapsodic, free-flowing feel of a written-down improvisation. The suite
does, however, have a clearly articulated structure that consists of four
movements. Domeniconi's basic building blocks are short melodic and rhythmic
phrases or cells, which he combines into extended compositions, often tied
together by a steady underlying pulse. In its emphasis on repetition, drones,
and slowly shifting textures and harmonies, Koyunbaba
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Beaufort County's hospital board of trustees and commissioners announced today that the purchase of the Beaufort Regional Heath System by University Health Systems should be completed in September 2011.
Hospital officials announced the date in a closed door session Wednesday afternoon.
In a statement officials say, "The health care industry is one of our country's most highly regulated areas and a transaction of this type is very complex. All parties are working diligently to complete the requirements of the transaction and regret that aspects of the transaction must, of necessity, take time."


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have any of you ladies found out what you are having?
it's kind of hard not to be jealous of all the others whom have found out the gender all ready and are feeling the baby move,
are any of you showing?
Anyone else due April 29th
kels.katz · Original Poster
Posted 11/09/2012
I'm so ready for it to be confirmed so I can gloat! About how pretty my little princess is going to be!! (:
Posted 11/09/2012
I'm due 29th and I am showing but low. I won't know the sex till 18 weeks. I can feel it move but no kicks but imam showing but this my 3rd. But I am low and having cramps in my right lower area. It goes away if I am laying on my left side.
Posted 11/09/2012
I'm due the 29th!! FTM. I don't have a bump in the morning but by evening I have a definite "food baby" lol! I don't get to find out until week 20, so that should be scheduled at my appointment next Wednesday. :-)
Posted 11/09/2012
Im due on April 29th. I am showing a little, not too much. I do feel the baby move but just like little thumps(maybe because its my third pregnancy) but I will found out the gender on the first wk of dec..cant wait!! :)
Posted 11/10/2012
I'm due April 28th and found out that I'm having a little girl. :) You will find out soon enough.
Posted 11/10/2012
I'm due on the 29th! Last time we didn't find out and if its a girl I really want to get girly stuff :-D so we are finding out this time. Since there is a small risk to the baby with every ultrasound, I only do the ones that the birth center has to have done (anatomy scan at 20w & one at 41w to check fluid levels) and I usually push the 1st one as far back as possible so the baby is more developed. I don't think that I can wait that long this time though! Now that its an option, I "need" to know ASAP! Lol
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Liam 10/10/11 8lb 13.5oz Intact Waterbaby
#2 Due 4/29/13!!
Delayed vaxing ( . Y . ) Golden Boobies!
Posted 11/10/2012
Oh, I lost extra weight (I've never been a sz4 as an adult) after having my son that I feel like I've been showing forever... But people are just starting to notice :-/
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Posted 11/11/2012
I am due April 29th (: I am showing & a few days ago you could already tell a boy. Idk though she said I conceived end of July.. idk how that is possible since I was already late on my period & never heard of that with anybody else, I haven't had a period since June 20th though. & my first baby on her 9 weeks & 2 days ultrasound this baby was double the size at only 8 weeks & though the shape if the baby wasn't all that much different did seem more "baby like shaped" idk she has been a doctor for a loooong. Time & from what I know & heard hasn't been wrong but I still don't know she said at NY 8 week I measured 8 weeks & that's the appointment she changed my due date back a month maybe because he is a boy he is bigger & my daughter wasn't even 5 pounds but who knows!
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Police recovered luggage allegedly stolen from the Portland airport at a Vancouver home Tuesday morning.
The Port of Portland Police Department and Vancouver Police Department's East Precinct Neighborhood Response Team recovered six suitcases and numerous other items allegedly stolen from Portland International Airport since May 2012. Police do not believe the case is linked to another case involving alleged bag theft at the airport on Saturday.
Police identified a group of people allegedly responsible for 15 cases of baggage theft and issued a search warrant at 10 a.m. Tuesday at a home on the 9600 block of Southeast Seventh Street in Vancouver.
Police detained four people during the search. Two of the suspects were released and two were arrested on unrelated warrants by Vancouver police. The investigation is ongoing.
Vancouver police arrested Lee Carter Caballero, 32, on a Clark County misdemeanor warrant for a conditional release violation and Danielle Marie Cramer, 29, on a Clark County felony warrant for identity theft.
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As a Clark County tree frog, or at least taking on the personality of one, Cory Samia has some important information to share with her human neighbors.
Samia, the water and wetlands educator at the Water Resources Education Center, says her fellow tree frogs are sensitive about pollutants in the environment.
"As a tree frog, I want to say — don't use poisons on your lawn or garden, because I breathe in those poisons through my skin, and it can kill my eggs," Samia said.
And if you want to participate in the center's 14th annual Critter Count this year, she also hopes if you pick up any of her frog, snake, salamander or lizard friends, that you say hello and then put them back where you found them.
"As a tree frog, I really like the fact that I can swim around and can also climb trees and camouflage myself," Samia said. "That way I can see you and you can't always see me."
Visitors to the center on Saturday can learn a lot more about frogs, lizards, snakes and other reptiles.
At 9 a.m. an expert in amphibians and reptiles will give visitors an overview of the various types of creatures that live in Clark County. After that, visitors will go to one of four sites to look for and count the critters they find.
"We try to get people to look for herps — that's what we call amphibians and reptiles — for about two hours," Samia said. "Then we add them all into a database for the state."
Herp is short for herpetology, the zoology branch that studies the two types of animals.
The critter-o-rama won't be done after the counting. From 1 to 3:30 p.m. there will be two reptile shows put on by Brad's World Reptiles.
"He'll talk about the difficulty in taking care of frogs, snakes, turtles and other herps," Samia said. "And we'll have kids' activities."
Tree frogs are probably the most common herp in the area right now, or at least the noisiest, she said.
It's breeding season, and the males are making a racket to attract females.
"We also find garter snakes, northwest salamanders, lizards and lots of other creatures," Samia said. "But remember it's illegal to take wildlife out of the wild, unless you have special permission as a wildlife educator."
Moving wildlife can cause the spread of disease, which is problematic since Northwestern frog habitat has been threatened by a deadly fungus. The center will sterilize footwear and other gear before the counting trips begin, she said.
"Herps are a vital part of the food web," Samia said. "Tree frogs produce thousands of tadpoles that are food for fish, and the frogs, they also eat insects."
Back in tree frog form, Samia paused in consideration of those insects.
"I do like mosquitos a lot," Samia's frog persona said hungrily. "But I also like crickets. I like bugs. Yum!"
The Critter Count and wildlife shows are free and open to the public. They begin at the Water Resources Education Center, 4600 S.E. Columbia Way. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Special thanks to Samia, who was willing to pretend to be a frog when we asked her to. Kermit was unavailable.
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How the Thunder made a 15-point lead disappear
The Thunder shot 1 of 10 from the field, including 0-for-3 from 3-point range and not including two missed free throws — in the final 5:07. But it took a lot more than that to make Oklahoma City's 15-point lead disappear. A look at the key moments in an epic collapse or comeback, depending on your perspective:
5:05: Kevin Durant buries a 3-pointer off Nick Collison's offensive rebound and pass to give the Thunder a 99-84 lead. Dallas calls a full timeout.
4:33: James Harden is whistled for his second foul in 15 seconds, a loose ball on Dirk Nowitzki. Harden fouls out on the play, eliminating an OKC scoring option down the threat. The Mavericks hit 3 of 4 free throws following those fouls to close to 99-87.
3:48: Jason Kidd steals the ball from Russell Westbrook and is fouled, continuing the Mavericks march to the line. Kidd hits both free throws to close to 99-89. Dallas hits 8 of 10 free throws in the final five minutes, meaning it scored eight points without a second ticking off the clock.
3:15: The Dirk barrage begins with a fall-away 13-footer from the left wing. It is the first of his four straight baskets that includes a 3-pointer.
2:32: Westbrook scores OKC's last basket of regulation and first points in two and a half minutes on a jumper to make it 101-91.
2:11: Westbrook misses two free throws.
1:25: Nowitzki spins right, then left, then right again, only to find Collison still in his face. He steps back, lofting a 5-footer off his left foot that drops to pull Dallas to 101-98.
0:39: Westbrook is called for a loose-ball foul trying to rebound his own missed 16-footer. Shawn Marion hits 1 of 2 free throws to make it 101-99.
0:18: Jason Terry rebounds Thabo Sefolosha's missed 3-pointer.
0:06: Nick Collison is whistled for holding Nowitzki with his right hand a split second before he knocks away a pass. Nowitzki hits both free throws to tie it 101-101.
0:01: Shawn Marion blocks Durant's 30-footer. Jason Kidd rebounds and calls timeout with 7-tenths of a second left. The Mavericks go for a tip-in, but Kidd's lob is tipped away.


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Bryce Harper is still feeling the effects of his collision with the Dodger Stadium wall, enough for manager Davey Johnson to consider resting...
WASHINGTON — Bryce Harper is still feeling the effects of his collision with the Dodger Stadium wall, enough for manager Davey Johnson to consider resting the Washington Nationals outfielder for a few games.
Harper aggravated his sore left knee three times in Sunday's 6-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies, twice with headfirst slides in the first inning. He slid into second on an infield hit-and-error, then hit the dirt again with a steal of third.
For good measure, he then fouled a pitch off the knee in the third inning. He was limping throughout the game and was removed for a pinch runner after drawing a walk in the seventh.
"If he'd quit headfirst sliding, he'd be a lot better off," Johnson said. "He'll probably be down a few days. I don't know if there's fluid on the knee or what, but he was certainly gimpy."
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Harper, however, quickly answered "no" when asked if he expected to miss any playing time.
"It probably won't get better until the offseason," he said. "I've just got to deal with the pain. … I could rest it for four days and feel better and I could go out there and slide and bang it up again — and back to square one."
• Boston right-hander Clay Buchholz was scratched from his scheduled start against Philadelphia because of irritation in his collarbone area. The 28-year old right-hander said it was his choice not to make his Monday start due to the discomfort.
• Arizona right-hander Ian Kennedy will miss his next start after cutting his right index finger while doing the dishes this week. Kennedy was scheduled to start one of the games in Monday's doubleheader against Texas. Tyler Skaggs will replace Kennedy. Trevor Cahill will pitch the second game in the first scheduled doubleheader in Chase Field history.


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Bullard Tavern Cafeteria
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customizing with oliver + s: how to add piping (or trim) to a sleeve
Today we welcome Rachel from Stitched Together with a simple yet effective tutorial on how to add piping to a sleeve for a beautiful customized look. If you're curious how to add piping to a neckline, please check out our previous tutorial here. Thanks for being here, Rachel!
I love using piping or trim in my sewing. I've added it to necklines, bodices, and faux cap sleeves. But sleeves are different. The technique for adding piping or trim to necklines and bodices doesn't work for sleeves because they are usually hemmed rather than finished with bindings, facings, or linings.
When I wanted to add piping to the sleeves of this dress, I Googled how to do it. There wasn't a lot out there, so I created my own technique. It was easy and came together beautifully. I thought I'd share how I did it here, in case you were looking, too. This tutorial works not only for the Hide-And-Seek but for any dress or top, and works to add trim as well as piping.
1. In order to avoid the trim showing on the inside of the sleeve, you'll need to either create a hem facing for the sleeve or line it. I chose to line the sleeve with a lightweight fabric which matched my main fabric.
Simply cut 2 sleeves in your main fabric and 2 in your lining fabric using your sleeve pattern piece.
2. Next you will baste your piping onto your main fabric, aligning the raw edges. But first let's talk about seam allowances for a moment.
Here's a piping tip: Anytime I sew piping onto anything, I trim the seam allowance of the piping to match the seam allowance of the pattern. For example, if I'm using a pattern with a 3/8″ seam allowance, I will trim the seam allowance of my piping to 3/8″. That way I can line up the raw edges of the fabric with the piping, making it a breeze to sew on, while still being precise. In this case, the sleeve was finished with a 5/8″ narrow hem, which matched the seam allowance of my piping exactly.
3. After you've sewn on the piping, fold your sleeve in half, right sides together, and sew the side seam. Doing this will enclose the raw edges of your piping. Then you can trim the piping (and seam allowance, if you wish) to reduce bulk. Repeat with the sleeve lining.
4. Turn your main sleeve fabric wrong side out, and place your sleeve lining inside it so the right sides are together. Match the seams and notches (if applicable). Then sew the sleeve to the lining along the sleeve edge, sewing as close to the piping cording as you can. I like to use a zipper foot for this step, but if you don't have one, it can be done with a regular foot. Just be sure that you sew very close to the cording of your piping.
5. Turn the sleeve right side out and check to be sure you sewed close enough to the piping cording. Sometimes I have to go back and get a little bit closer to the cording in certain spots. When it looks good to you, you can trim the seam allowance to 1/4″ if you'd like.
6. Turn your sleeve right side out and press. To retain the shape of the sleeve and avoid creases you could use a tailor's ham. But I just roll up some fabric or a dishtowel, place it inside the sleeve, and press; it works well for me.
And there you have it: two piped and lined sleeves!
7. Now to sew the sleeves to the dress. Rather than inset the sleeves "in the flat" as shown in the Hide-and-Seek pattern's instructions, you will need to set them "in the round." Sew basting stitches along the tops of the shoulders to help you ease them around the armhole curve. Turn sleeves right side out and sew each to the armhole as shown, right sides together.
Enjoy your piped sleeves!
Please let me know if you have any questions in the comments below, and visit me at Stitched Together anytime.
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Rachel, this is one of my FAVES from you. It's so good…. 🙂
Great tutorial, Rachel! what a trifecta of talent: well written tutorial, gorgeous dress and beautiful little girl:)
Fabulous!!! What a wonderful tutorial. I can't wait to try.
Rachel, beautifully done! Thanks so much.
great tutorial!
Sweetest dress and amazing tutorial! Thank you.
Rachel, thank you so much for this – a great tutorial (criteria being "why didn't I think of that?). I love piping on sleeves more than I do between seams. And you've given me the courage, and the know how to give it a go. Love your styling of the H and S, btw.
Thanks so much – very easy to understand. I love using a lining instead of a facing when I can – leaves a much cleaner finish.
So (sew) . . . why not use lined sleeves and NOT sew the sleeve seam and still apply them "in the flat" as directed? What is the difference??
If you were to install the sleeve flat and close it with the side seams, the tails of your piping may be visible at the seam under the arm (underside of the sleeve). Enclosing the tails of the piping between the sleeve and sleeve lining gives a cleaner margin to the sleeve. You could sew the sleeve as directed and then hand-tack the piping tails to one side, instead.
Lovely dress, and the piping adds the perfect touch of color. Although I've used the sleeve lining method before when adding piping to the sleeve, I've never thought to use a roll of fabric as a tailor's ham! Great idea that I'll be using from now on.
Wonderful, thank you!
well described
Thank You, your directions are very clear. I like the idea of the lining to hide the piping edge.


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Smartphones worth more than $5 million could be rolled out to frontline police throughout New Zealand in an effort to get more staff out of the office and on to the street to prevent crime.
Inspector Simon Feltham said this week that 5000 of the latest Blackberrys or iPhones could be made available to staff by June 30 next year. Additional iPads or HP Elitebooks, a laptop which doubles as a tablet, could also be made available to some staff.
The retail value of 5000 of the latest iPhones is more than $5m. However, police hope to secure a cheaper deal with cellphone providers.
Mr Feltham would not reveal how much police had budgeted for the new phones because of commercial sensitivity, but admitted the roll-out of the new technology "is not cheap".
The announcement comes as police battle to work within a tight budget, with Commissioner Peter Marshall confirming 125 police support-staff positions will go throughout the country.
Mr Marshall said this week the roll-out of the phones had already been included in the police budget.
"I don't think there is any question about it being a smart investment."
The phones would make police more efficient and allow staff to get out of the office and spend more time on the street preventing crime. "They [frontline staff trialling the phones] are saying 'this is fantastic'.
In the past you'd go into police stations and there are too many police officers sitting around in there with computers in stations. I want to get them out on the road [because] visibility is usually important."
More than 100 staff in Lower Hutt, Hawke's Bay, the West Coast and Counties Manukau West have been trialling the phones since February.
This month staff in those areas were also given the iPad and HP Elitebook to use. The devices, which are connected to email and the internet, have been fitted with an application called eQuip which allows police to remotely check vehicle details and a person's criminal history.
The application also gives a GPS position of each police unit and allows staff to enter information about jobs they attend.
The application will be expanded this month to allow police to carry out bail checks.
Mr Feltham said results were "overwhelmingly positive" and staff feedback suggested the devices were saving officers up to an hour a day.
A decision would be made by the police executive in September about which brand of device police would choose and how widespread the roll-out to staff would be, he said.
"We're looking at the majority of frontline staff. It depends what role needs what device."
- The Dominion Post
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Nazia's Group
She lives in a 3 room brick house with her family in a small city called Kot radha kishen, which is located in Punjab Pakistan and is famous for its dairy industry. Her house is located in Judgewala, which is a small residential area of the city. She came here with her family 10 years ago. She is the mother of 2 sons and a daughter. Both of her sons are enrolled in a local school and getting their education. Her daughter is only 4 months old. She is hopeful that she will be able to make positive changes to her business by investing loan money into it.
Note: In the photo, the lady holding a book (called Asasah Passbook) is Nazia.
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This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 12 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Mar 1, 2011
- Listed
- Mar 4, 2011
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Feb 15, 2012


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A growing body of research points to evidence that computer and video games can have a beneficial impact on the cognitive functioning of older adults. Given the substantial implications that such findings have for an ever-growing older adult population, this area of research has begun to pique the interest of researchers worldwide. This paper briefly summarizes the literature in this area and presents preliminary findings stemming from the initial implementation of a multiyear study examining the impact of a Nintendo DS video game, Brain Age, on the cognitive functioning of healthy adults aged 65 and older. In addition, based upon the evidence presented herein, the paper offers a structured approach to playing Brain Age that has been linked to improvements in cognitive functioning among older adults.
Cognitive impairment among older adults, even minor impairment in individuals free of any form of dementia, has consistently been linked to poorer psychological functioning (Wong, Wetterneck, & Klein, 2000). For instance, Lagana & Sosa (2004) found that minor cognitive impairment was more strongly associated with depressive symptoms than widowed and socioeconomic status among community-dwelling older women. Although problems resulting from minor cognitive impairment often interfere with psychological well-being, such negative outcomes are clearly exacerbated by more severe forms of cognitive impairment, such as Alzheimer's disease (Devi, 2004). In fact, Alzheimer's disease is by far the most common and severe form of dementia, affecting approximately 4.5 million Americans (NIH, 2007). In spite of the recent progress in treating Alzheimer's disease, there is presently no cure for the disease.
However, a burgeoning body of research seemingly indicates that the effects of the disease can be mitigated, and potentially prevented, through continued participation in mentally stimulating activities (Hertzog, Kramer, Wilson, & Lindenberger, 2009). While the research literature in this area is relatively sparse, it has demonstrated computer games' positive impact on the cognitive ability of the elderly (Dustman, Emmerson, Steinhaus, & Dustman, 1992; Farris, Bates, Resnick, & Stabler, 1994; Hertzog et al., 2009).
For instance, video game play has also been shown to improve knowledge acquisition and retention among older adults (Ricci, Salas, & Cannon-Bowers, 1996). In addition, Tarraga et al. (2006) found that playing computer games throughout a period of 24 weeks helped to stave off the cognitive loss resulting from various forms of dementia, including Alzheimer's disease. While video games can potentially enrich older adults' cognitive functioning, there is also evidence that partaking in such activities can improve an older person's emotional well-being (Goldstein, Cajiko, Oosterbroek, Michielsen, van Houten, & Salverda, 1997; Hertzog et al., 2009). In an experiment with 22 community-dwelling older adults (aged 69 to 90), Goldstein and colleagues (1997) found that those who played Nintendo's Super Tetris at home for five hours per week for five weeks demonstrated faster reaction times and a more positive sense of well-being compared to their nonplaying counterparts (Goldstein et al., 1997).
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