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There's a reason he speaks like Hitler. Trump kept a collection of Hitler's speeches in a cabinet by his bed titled titled, "My New Order" which he read for inspiration.
There's a reason he speaks like Hitler. Trump kept a collection of Hitler's speeches in a cabinet by his bed titled titled, "My New Order" which he read for inspiration.
Remember, Trump solicited campaign contributions from foreign nationals. He has business interests all over the world, including many in Russia. His idea of a "blind trust" for his businesses is for his children to run them. There's no way Trump can avoid massive conflict of interests around the world. He's heavily indebted to Russian oligarchs and other areas that are in conflict with our national security.
Wikipedia has a good description of Ullage motors. Basically they provide a small thrust to force the liquid fuel to the aft portion of the tank prior to firing the main engine to prevent bubbles in the supply.
I consider myself an exact opposite of a neocon, being fairly liberal, but I too have watched Russia's behavior under Putin with grave concern. The Frontline documentary, Putin's Way offers a glimps of the man and it isn't pretty. The former KGB agent is up to his eyeballs in corruption in a way mafia bosses could only dream of. What I find frightening is that Russia will basically run out of funds in the near future. His reaction to the resulting meltdown will not be pretty.
I must say that my experience with Tesla is the polar opposite of my experience with a local dealership. In both cases I had to wait 6 months to get the car I wanted. With the dealership I ended up with my 3rd choice of color and they kept pushing me to take a white car either missing options I wanted or with extra options I did not want. When I picked up my car they tried to sell me a bunch of stuff I didn't want. After I got the car they would frequently try and push extra service the car didn't need or didn't bother trying to find a very common problem the car had. Then just after the 3-year 36K warranty the HID headlights started burning out, another well-known problem with the car I bought. Despite the fact that I had a 7 year, 100K warranty and that the headlight bulbs were well under the rated lifetime they wanted to charge me $200/bulb ($50 on Ebay) plus a ton of labor. I have since sold the car to my father and the center display touchscreen stopped working. The dealership wants $5K to replace it, much of that for labor. The touch screen costs a fraction of that and I found a youtube video where a woman shows how to replace it in around 20 minutes with simple hand tools.
With my Tesla I got exactly what I wanted. Up until they made my car I could pick and choose what options I wanted through the web site with it immediately updating the price. This is unlike a dealership where I'd have to wait until they got something in inventory or found a car elsewhere with my requirements. With Tesla, most cars are made to order so there's no inventory sitting on dealer's lots other than test drive vehicles and loaner cars. The people running the showrooms do not earn commissions and there were no high-pressure sales tactics. They were there to show the car. I would say most people there were simply looking and probably not going to buy one but they treated everyone I saw there with the same respect they did me.
For loaner cars, which are always fairly new and usually with many bells and whistles there's always the option of trading in your car for the loaner car.
Tesla has always treated me well when it comes to service. My car had a number of issues, mostly rattles and other noises since my car was one of their early cars. They learned a lot and made a lot of improvements since I got mine.
Last spring I got a hole in the sidewall of my tire out in the middle of nowhere and the closest tire center was 62 miles away. I called Tesla which has free towing for up to 50 miles. They sent out a tow truck and put it on a flatbed to the tire center I selected after calling around between Tirerack and the tire centers and asked the tow truck driver how much I had to pay to make up the difference. He said Tesla covered it even though it was over their limit. Tesla also called me back to make sure everything was OK. The biggest hassle was the fact that I have low profile performance tires that aren't commonly stocked.
They have always gone above and beyond with service and when I have had to pay for it like when I broke a clip on my car they did not gouge me parts or for fixing it unlike the Toyota dealership.
Another time I had a blow-out and bent rim due to San Jose's poor excuse for a road at 3am. I called them up and they sent out a tow truck with a replacement wheel and tire until I could come back at my convenience and have them replace it (I bought tire and rim insurance through Tesla).
The last time I had service done on my car they dropped my car off where I work and picked up the loaner.
Elon has stated on numerous occasions that they do not want to make a profit off of service. This is the exact opposite of how dealerships work. Most dealerships don't make much money selling cars. They make their money through financing and service. If there's any complaint I have about service it's that if it isn't something that needs to be taken care of immediately that there's often a wait since they seem to have problems keeping up with demand. Since I also use the service center at the factory, it is also busy helping prep new cars so certain times are particularly bad like the end of the quarter.
Laserjet 4M Plus/PS 600 here that was made over 20 years ago.
I have had pet rats too, but there's a big difference between a pet rat and a wild rat. I've had wild rats in my attic. They'll chew up wires, start fires and destroy everything with urine and poop. Currently I use a trap that electrocutes them. All the insulation under a low roof in part of my house was destroyed by them and their urine got into everything.
After having dealt with rats in my attic, CO2 is a better alternative than the baits, which can poison other animals and make the rats bleed to death internally.
Even then nothing could be done without a filibuster proof majority. When in the minority the republicans waged the filibuster to block just about everything. While both parties make use of it, the republicans brought it to a whole new level. The whole art of compromise has been lost to them. It's either give me everything I want or nothing.
I used to have a car with automatic seat belts. It frequently tried to strangle me.
Actually your taxes are probably lower if you look into it. You may be hitting the 25% tax bracket, but that is only on income over a certain amount. Go back and look at your total income and the total taxes you paid. While I am in the 28% tax bracket I paid 22.5% in federal taxes (before deductions) then got a large refund so I paid even lower due to installing solar on my house. If I still had a mortgage and was paying interest on it I'd pay even less.
On my care I have to accept the update. It defaults to installing it at 2am after accepting it, though you can change the time or just have it install immediately. It typically takes 45 minutes for a full update, all the while all sorts of clicks and noises come from the car as different systems are reinitialized.
No because the mechanical systems often don't work as well. Modern systems are able to analyze things like the angle of the crash, how hard it is, etc. and adjust things accordingly. For example, I have a friend with an old F150 that went through a brick wall. He barely felt it and the only damage to the truck is the fact that the airbag went off. A modern system would detect this and MEMS sensors should be a lot more reliable than the mechanical switches. Modern vehicles also have variable-force deployment which requires more than a simple on/off.
Lithium only makes up around 2% of the battery. It is not a significant contributor to the price.
The Nexus 7 2013 is a totally different beast. The 2012 didn't have enough memory. I have both. I'm still using my 2013 running Marshmallow and it runs fine. My 2012 can't even boot after I installed Marshmallow on it.
Memory fault -- brain fried


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Stockholm, the national capital, is located 290 miles (467 kilometers) southeast of Tanndalen.
The Tanndalen area is home to many towns and cities, each one with its own unique attractions. Harjedalen, is 35 miles (56 kilometers) to the west, while Hede can be found 40 miles (64 kilometers) to the west.
Organise transportation and visit Are, a retail and transport hub for the region, 65 miles (105 kilometers) away from Tanndalen. The place has plenty of tourist attractions, for example Are Bjornen Children's Ski Area, Froa Mines and Are Ski Resort. Are Old Church and Are Beach are also good spots for a visit before heading back to Tanndalen.
Spend the time to really get to know Jamtland by discovering its past. A good place to begin is by visiting the area's fine old traditional villages.
Get outdoors and make the most of the local adventure options in the Tanndalen area. Try zip-lining or give ice skating a spin.
Nothing unlocks doors in this culturally diverse planet of ours in the way language can, so practice a couple of relevant Swedish words and phrases before you start. Learning to use some basic phrases, such as "Vill du dansa med mig?", which means "Would you like to dance with me?", can make your vacation even more memorable. And, for "Where are you from?", you can learn how to say "Varifrån kommer du?" Why don't you give it a try!
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Senior Psychology Major from South Florida
My name is Lauren Troncoso and I am a daughter of Christ -- something I learned by coming to St. A's and immersing myself in the tight-knit family you will always be welcomed by when you walk through the doors of the Student Center or Hurley. I'm a senior studying psychology, and I have mixed feelings of terror, disbelief and excitement about graduating in less than a year! I am also one of the Co-Coordinators for Catholic Gators, a position I am thrilled and honored to fulfill. When I'm not speed-walking between classes, work and student organizations, I like to watch chick flicks, drink smoothies, eat sweets, jam to Taylor Swift, craft, go on adventures to new places, visit my family in South Florida and enjoy beautiful days hanging in my eno hammock. If you see me around campus or the student center, please say hi! I also like making new friends :)
Junior Nursing Major from Jacksonville, FL
After attending the Alpha retreat the spring of my freshman year, I've fallen in love with the open nature and loving people that are found within the St. A's community. They have shown me how to give back and have helped me to grow in my faith. I am truly blessed to be able to serve as a leader within this community and hopefully give someone else a feeling of security and purpose as this community has given me. I'm looking forward to this upcoming year and everything it has to offer!
These are a few of my favorite things: meeting new people, going to the beach, playing sports, watching Disney movies, listening to music, attempting to do Pinterest crafts and elephants!
Junior Marketing Major from Jacksonville, FL
I became involved with Catholic Gators after I attended the Alpha retreat during my freshman year. I had no idea that one weekend would mark the beginning of my spiritual journey with God, my faith, and the Catholic Gators community. Since then, I have served on Alpha Team ( #EvenKitchen ) and Newman Club. I am ecstatic to serve as Coalition Treasurer this year!
I like trying new restaurants, taking too many pictures, dancing in grocery stores, and learning useless movie facts.
Sophomore Engineering Major from Riverview, FL
My name is Itzel Guzman and I am an engineering sophomore at the University of Florida. I'm from Riverview, Florida which is close to the Tampa area. I am also on the Fencing team at the University of Florida. In my free time I like hanging out with friends, taking naps, reading, and eating yummy foods.
I grew up in a very religious family and I am happy I can continue growing in my faith. I'm really blessed to be the Service Coordinator, because whenever God calls you for something it's hard to say no. I'm looking forward to help others in need as well as help our fellow Catholic Gators grow in the spirit of giving.
Junior Biology Major with Secondary Education from High Springs, FL
I was first introduced to the Catholic Gators Community the summer before my freshman year of college as Newman started up during the summer, and come'on, who can resist free food? As I began my fall semester, I got involved in a bible study and participated in Newman dinners every Tuesday, meeting new people left and right. But it was not until the Alpha retreat that year that I knew I had found my home in discovering God's love more fully in this loving godly family here at St. A's. I was soon quick to join the music ministry, started participating in liturgy of the hours, and even went on a mission trip to rural Kentucky with CAP and on the FIRE Retreat this last semester! I have been amazed every day since then at the love and support of this community and the Love of God to shape our wills to His Own, which is Love and Mercy Itself. I pray and can't wait for you to receive His transforming Love and Grace for yourselves too!
I love singing, playing guitar, procrastinating, wishing on stars, going kayaking on the Santa Fe with friends, watching Friends (lol), playing soccer, and reading as many books as I can get my hands on!
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I love St Augustine's because I was able to find the community I needed to keep growing in my faith when I was making the transition into my freshman year. Finding so many students who wanted to grow in their faith and who were so on fire for Jesus has inspired me and helped me. I enjoy playing a mean game of ping-pong, playing and watching sports, and I love watching any superhero movie when it comes out in theaters; Captain America is the man. I also enjoy spending time with friends and exploring new places. St Augustine and St Peter are two of my favorites Saints. If I were the patron saint of something it would be of lame jokes.


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Joker Phillips spoke to a sold-out crowd of about 500 fans at the Greater Louisville UK Alumni Kickoff Luncheon today at the downtown Hyatt. The Courier-Journal's new recruiting writer, Steve Jones, covered the event for us and was kind enough to pass along a transcript of Phillips' comments to the media prior to his lunch speech. (You should be following Steve on Twitter: @SteveJones_CJ.)
Here's everything Joker said to the hacks before addressing the paying customers (the video of which is at the bottom of this post):
ON PRESEASON CAMP: "When we started, I told my staff we have 17 days to mold this team into the type of team we want it to be, and I feel really good coming out of this camp about unselfishness, the dedication and the togetherness that we have on this football team. That's what I'm most proud of. We've added some new players and have done a really good job with player development with the ones who were already on our football team developed in terms of the knowledge of our system, in terms of discipline, in terms of toughness. We come out of this thing fairly healthy. CoShik Williams has an ankle sprain (injury was previously described as a foot sprain) that he should be fine tomorrow, should be able to practice tomorrow. Little bumps and bruises, but it's my job and my goal as the head coach to get them fresh and raring to go for the first game."
ON WHAT THE EXPECTATION IS FOR THIS SEASON: "We expect obviously to make noise in this league, to start this thing off with a bang. You never go into a season with any expectation other than that. We're in this thing to compete. Everybody that's in our building, everybody that's part of any type of athletics, including you guys (in the media), are part of it also. You're in it to compete. You're in it to compete against him and against him, and he's competing against you. That's what our football team is raring to go to do, to compete again. It's been a few months since we've gotten a chance to show Big Blue Nation, since November, so we're excited to get back out there, and showing Big Blue Nation who we truly are."
ON HOW IMPORTANT THESE KINDS OF EVENTS ARE TO RALLY SUPPORT: "It's huge not just right now; it's all the time. That's why they have these events, for us to show support in them being here and them to show their support in us. It's all the time."
ON WHETHER HE'S AWARE OF WHAT A HEAVY FAVORITE LOUISVILLE IS IN THE OPENER: "You've got to be aware of it. It would be crazy to say you aren't. I had a friend of mine called me the other day and say, 'Woo, I really like 14.' I was thinking, 'Yeah, I like him, too.' I mean, I don't know. (Laughing.) He said 'I really like 14.' I said, 'Yeah he did a good job today in the scrimmage.' He said, 'No, I'm talking about (the point spread).' But we don't worry about that. You can throw that out in games like this.
"These are two teams that are 80 miles apart, two teams that when you strap it up, anything can happen. When you look at history, the team that has run the ball and the team that has stopped the run and the team that took care of the ball that won the game. It has nothing to do with who's favored, who's the underdog. Again, we're in this business to compete, and when that whistle blows, nobody will be concerned about who's favored and who's the underdog. We're just looking forward to another opportunity to compete."
ON WHETHER UK IS BETTER TODAY THAN AT THIS POINT LAST YEAR: "Easy for me to say, but I'd like to see it on Sept. 2 before I pass any judgment. I'd just like to go out and give our guys an opportunity to play. Have we added some really good players? Yes. Have we gotten better in some areas? Yes. But what I have to do is make sure we're seeing that type of progress on Sept. 2."
ON WHETHER THERE'S ANY UPDATE ON RB JOSH CLEMONS' KNEE AND HIS AVAILABILITY FOR THE OPENER: "It's probably doubtful because even if you just go in and look (with a knee scope) it takes about 10 days (to recover), and then he wouldn't have had any reps. They just went in there to try to see, and there was some loose fragment that they did see that they had to clean up. We'll take a look at it and see within the next 14 days now. It's just 10 days when they just go in and look. It's 14 days if they have to clean up anything. We'll have to wait and see."
ON NAMING MAX SMITH THE STARTING QB: "We decided a couple days ago that Max was our starter. A lot of factors go into that. The number of snaps Max got during the spring – he had 100 percent of the No. 1 reps – which gave him a hand up, a leg up, or whatever you want to say, an arm up. It gave him an arm up. With that, his confidence starting to grow and grow, and his confidence in some of the players started to grow and grow, and therefore he was a little ahead coming out of spring. He continued to push a little bit ahead every practice.
"Those were valuable snaps that he got in the spring, and he carried that through the summer and did a really good job of leading. Morgan couldn't really participate in any of the throwing drills in the summer, and Max moved himself ahead. Then fall camp hit, and it was the same. Therefore, we thought it was right to name the starter. … People think I probably should have said it before training camp. That's not fair. We could have named it in the summer. How bad would that have been?
"I've seen that happen before where you don't give guys a chance to compete, and I think that hurts your football team. We were not about to do that to our football team. We had to give everybody an opportunity, including the freshmen, those two freshmen. We wanted to give those guys an opportunity to see. How else would we know if they are able to play with the No. 1 group without giving them a couple weeks?"
ON WHETHER SMITH REMINDS HIM OF ANYONE: "You can always say those type of things, but you can't always hit it on the head who he looks like. … One thing I do like is how confident he is. Kids today now call it swag. He's got some swag to him, no doubt about it. He's really cool, really calm, really confident. The thing that I also like is he's also not afraid to say (to a teammate), 'Get your tail end over here. You're supposed to be here.'
"That's the thing that's important for a quarterback. You've got to be that guy, and I think that's helped him develop as a quarterback. What gives him the ability to do that and make it right is he's been in the trenches with those guys. … He hangs out with the guys. He eats with them every day. It gives him an opportunity to get on those guys. Plus, he competes every day. … I think that's really important when you have a group of young receivers as young as we do. (Smith) will look at me sometimes, or Coach Sanders, and I'll say, 'Hey, you get them. You know what happened.' I think that's important for your quarterback to do."
ON WHETHER THE RECEIVERS HAVE ELEVATED THEIR PLAY: "We think so. We've added two young ones that excite you every day. Demarco Robinson excites you ever day. La'Rod King has been consistent throughout his whole career. Daryl Collins shows some flashes. Ronnie Shields shows some flashes. Our backs, we feel good about the top three backs, and the two behind them, the two freshman backs, have shown some flashes.
"But you know we haven't performed yet under the bright lights. So we're just hoping we can carry it from the practice field to the game field. Not everybody has to have our 'A' game, just the majority of us have to have our 'A' game on Saturdays. Because I think we have enough guys that if you have a majority of them to have their 'A' game, we'll be successful offensively."
* For instant updates on the Wildcats, follow me at twitter.com/KyleTucker_CJ


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Making Early Medieval Societies: Conflict and Belonging in the Latin West, 300-1200 / eds. Kate Cooper, Conrad Leyser
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It is surprising how frequently books appear on the subject of Adam, Eve and the Garden of Eden. The already extensive bibliography in this volume could easily be doubled or trebled (1), but it has to be said that this is a fascinating, original and impressive contribution to what we might term protoplastic studies.
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King Henry VIII's quarrel with the papacy over the annulment of his almost 24-year marriage to Catherine of Aragon is familiar to both popular and historical audiences. What is less well known is that papal interference in royal marriages dates as far back as the Carolingian era, although the tools popes used to defend the indissolubility of marriage evolved over time.
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In the latest of our occasional Reviews in History podcast series, Daniel Snowman talks to Peter Burke about his background, career, influences and forthcoming book.
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The name Medici is almost inextricably interlinked with the city of Florence and the idea of the Renaissance in both popular and scholarly imagination. The family dominated the Florentine republic politically for the better part of the 15th century and became, first, dukes of Florence and, then, grand dukes of Tuscany in the 16th.


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When Of Montreal dropped their psychedelic, omnisexual opus Skeletal Lamping last year, listeners were divided into two camps: there were those who thought that this was the undeniable apex of Kevin Barnes's trademark schizo-funk sound, and there were those that felt that Barnes had finally succumbed to his own overindulgent tendencies, resulting in a sprawling, nonsensical slab of half-crazed pop meanderings (this critic most certainly aligned himself with the latter).
So imagine the joy to be found with the aptly-named Jon Brion Remix EP, in which Jon Brion—acclaimed Fiona Apple/Aimee Mann/Kanye West super-producer and film composer—stops by to completely rework two of Lamping's best tracks and let his freak flag fly in the process. First up is a re-jiggering if "An Eluardian Instance" (here retitled "First Time High"), in which Brion does the exact opposite of what's expected of him: he actually tones things down a bit, softening the mix on the exuberant horn sections and then making up for that by filling the "soft rock" keyboard breakdown in the middle with his ever-abundant array of acoustic guitar pluckings, all sounding as if they're fluttering down like leaves from a tree. It doesn't do much to change the context or tone of the song, but it at least shakes things up a little bit—a fun little detour if there ever was one.
Yet when it comes to "First Time High (Of Chicago Acoustic Version)", all bets are off. Brion strips the song down to its acoustic roots, grounding Barnes's voice in a sea of exuberant-yet-focused ukuleles just because he can. The end result is nothing short of magical: Barnes's tale of short-lived courtship absolutely comes to life with Brion's new arrangement, no longer suffocating under Barnes's generous overproduction. By making Barnes's voice the focal point of the song while still retaining the hyperactive feel that dotes Of Montreal's best work, Brion may have accidentally crafted what may be the greatest Of Montreal track to date (no kidding).
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"Four were injured and one person was killed, all civilians" in the protest in the northwestern region of Ancash, the spokesperson said on condition of anonymity and without giving further details.
The clash occurred Wednesday afternoon when some 150 peasants from the Mareniyoc and San Isidro communities blocked an access road to the Pierina mine - owned by Barrick Misquichilca, the local subsidiary of the world's largest gold producer - to protest a lack of potable water over the past eight days, RPP radio reported.
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Barrick Misquichilca said for its part in a statement cited by RPP that the water supply problem affecting local residents is out of the company's control.
The subsidiary's corporate affairs manager, Gonzalo Quijandria, told the radio station that the water treatment plant is the solution to the area's problems but that it is not accepted by the communities.
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The 2015 outdoor season started for the Barton Community College women's track team this past weekend in a big way. The Cougars traveled to the University of Alabama to compete in a loaded John Mitchell Alabama Relays.
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It was a weekend to step away from Jayhawk West play but the results were similar for the Barton Community College baseball team – another split.
After bolting to a great start to the season the Barton Community College softball team found itself with a 4-game losing streak after dropping the opener at Garden City Saturday. The Cougars ended that in emphatic style with an 11-2 win in the finale.
Ahmad Walker established himself as one of the top players in the Jayhawk West during a terrific sophomore season. The coaches in the conference felt he was the best, selecting the Barton Community College guard as the Most Valuable Player in the conference this season.
A pair of standout seasons ended with a second team All Jayhawk West selection for Phikala Anthony. The Memphis sophomore just missed a first team selection as the highest vote total on the second team. She was the lone Barton Community College Cougars to earn recognition.
The last out of an inning is often times the toughest out. The Barton Community College softball team experienced that Saturday in a doubleheader loss to Dodge City.
The last time the Barton Community College softball defeated Seward County was 2009. Some 24 straight losses. Until Wednesday that is.
Finally a sweep. The Barton Community College baseball team had played six doubleheaders this season. And six times the day ended with a split.
The Pratt Community College rodeo team is more than two-thirds of the way through the 2014-2015 season, a year that has brought many changes to the program.
It was about one week later that scheduled but the Barton Community College softball got its Jayhawk Conference season started Monday afternoon at Cougar Fields.
After a tough outing earlier in the week the Barton Community College men's tennis team got just what it needed. Barton responded to a lopsided loss with a resounding victory Saturday against Tabor College.
The Barton Community College women's golf team has secured another local product for next season.
Coach Lyle Stickney was looking for his top player to get a test on the court this season. Daniela Sanz had rolled through her four singles opponents to start her career for the Barton women's tennis team.
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Volleyball: *15-4 Overall, 4-2 Conference
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It was just one game in the standings. But it was much more in reality.
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Mozart Effect
By Don Campbell
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Chapter One
Sound Beginnings
The Mozart Effect
"The vocal nourishment that the mother
provides to her child is just as important
to the child's development as her milk."
-- Alfred Tomatis, M.D.
Weighing just over one-and-a-half pounds, Krissy was born prematurely in a Chicago hospital with a life-threatening condition. Doctors put her on total life support. Other than an occasional pat on the head, the only positive stimulation she received was from constant infusions of Mozart that her mother begged nurses to pipe into the neonatal unit. Doctors did not think Krissy would live; her mother believes that music saved her daughter's life.
Krissy could not sit up at age one and did not walk until she was two. Her motor skills were poor, and she was anxious, introverted, and uncommunicative. Despite all this, at age three she tested far ahead of her years in abstract reasoning. One evening, her parents took Krissy to a short chamber music concert. For days afterward, Krissy played with an empty tube from a paper towel roll, which she placed under her neck and "bowed" with a chopstick. Enchanted, her mother enrolled Krissy in Suzuki violin lessons with Vicki Vorreiter in Chicago, andthe four-year-old girl could immediately reproduce from memory pieces several levels beyond her physical ability. Over the next two years, her strength and coordination on the instrument began to catch up with her mental capacity. With the support and encouragement of her parents, teachers, and fellow students, who were trained to perform in a group spirit, Krissy stopped wringing her hands in fear and began to socialize. Through a combination of pluck and grace, the little girl who was born weighing less than her violin could now express herself -- and be whole.
In the last several years, many stories like Krissy's have emerged. The enhanced effects of music -- especially Mozart and his contemporaries -- on creativity, learning, health, and healing have become more widely appreciated. Let's look at a few examples:
- In monasteries in Brittany, monks play music to the animals in their care and have found that cows serenaded with Mozart give more milk.
- In Washington State, Immigration Department officials play Mozart and Baroque music during English classes for new arrivals from Cambodia, Laos, and other Asian countries and report that it speeds up their learning.
- "Beethoven Bread" -- set to rise to Symphony No. 6 for 72 hours -- is offered as a specialty item by a bakery in Nagoya.
- At Saint Agnes Hospital in Baltimore, patients in critical care units listen to classical music. "Half an hour of music produced the same effect as ten milligrams of Valium," Dr. Raymond Bahr, director of the coronary care unit, reports.
- The city of Edmonton, Canada, pipes in Mozart string quartets in the city squares to calm pedestrian traffic, and, as a result, drug dealings have lessened.
- In Tokyo, noodle makers sell "Musical Udon" made with tapes of Vivaldi's The Four Seasons and the chirping of birds playing in the background.
- In northern Japan, Ohara Brewery finds that Mozart makes the best sake. The density of yeast used for brewing the traditional Japanese rice wine -- a measure of quality-increases by a factor of ten.
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The power of Mozart's music has come to public attention largely through innovative research at the University of California in the early 1990s. At the Center for the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory in Irvine, a research team began to look at some of the effects of Mozart on college students and children. Frances H. Rauscher, Ph.D., and her colleagues conducted a study in which thirty-six undergraduates from the psychology department scored eight to nine points higher on the spatial IQ test (part of the Stanford-Binet intelligence scale) after listening to ten minutes of Mozart's "Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major" (K. 448). Although the effect lasted only ten to fifteen minutes, Rauscher's team concluded that the relationship between music and spatial reasoning was so strong that simply listening to music can make a difference.
Mozart's music "may 'warm up' the brain," suggested Gordon Shaw, a theoretical physicist and one of the researchers, after the results were announced. "We suspect that complex music facilitates certain complex neuronal patterns involved in high brain activities like math and chess. By contrast, simple and repetitive music could have the opposite effect."
The day after the Irvine findings were reported, music stores in one major city sold out of Mozart recordings, The researchers, intrigued, likened the Mozart Effect to a "Rosetta stone for the 'code' or internal language of higher brain function."
In a follow-up study, the scientists explored the neurophysiological bases of this enhancement. Spatial intelligence was further tested by projecting sixteen abstract figures similar to folded pieces of paper on an overhead screen for one minute each. The exercise tested whether seventy-nine students could tell how the items would look when they were unfolded. Over a five-day period, one group listened to the original Mozart sonata, another to silence, and a third to mixed sounds, including music by Philip Glass, an audiotaped story, and a dance piece.
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