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Colorado Children's Chorale
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2420 W. 26th Ave Ste 3350-D Denver CO 80211 USA
The Colorado Children's Chorale presents professional choral concerts and educational programs that entertain, inspire and bring joy to audiences and communities. Children of all ethnicities and socio-economic backgrounds thrive in an engaging, disciplined and nurturing environment in which they receive an outstanding music and performance education as well as the skills, experiences, and confidence to succeed wherever their lives may take them.
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Denver metro area, Colorado and surrounding states, nationwide
Production of concerts and performances by children including preparation in training camps and weekly rehearsals: the chorale performed 6 public concerts in the denver metro area with attendance of 6,479 adults and children; 18 concerts in the denver metro area and beyond with attendance of 31,663 adults and children; and, 21 school shows and workshops in the denver metro area and beyond with attendance of 5,893 children and teachers. 441 chorale members received 57,557 hours of performance and music training. 383 elementary school students in under-resourced schools received 14,880 hours of performance and music training.
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I came to know the Colorado Children's Chorale many years ago when I was accepted into the program my 5th grade year. While I liked singing, I really wasn't sure that I wanted to be in a choir, but I had auditioned to appease my mother. Thank goodness for mom! The Colorado Children's Chorale was THE defining activity of my childhood. I honestly can attribute much of who I am today to my Chorale experience.
Being in the Colorado Children's Chorale is much more than *just* singing in a choir. Beyond teaching me about music, I learned how important it is to be a part of a team and to do your part to contribute to the team's success.
I learned to be confident in front of people, unafraid to share my thoughts or opinions. (That came in particularly handy for speech classes later on...)
I learned that it's important to stand tall, extend your hand for a firm handshake and look someone in the eye when greeting him/her. And, of course, to make sure to speak clearly and not mumble.
I learned that kids who lived in neighborhoods that were vastly different from the neighborhood I lived in had many of the same hopes, dreams and fears that I had. And we became friends, joined by our love of music.
I was fortunate to tour China (in 1980!) with the Chorale and had a lifechanging experience sharing music with people who literally lived on the other side of the world from me. I learned how small the world can be.
I learned that there is something indescribably beautiful and spine tingling about that moment at the end of a song, and you KNOW you did a good job and that it sounded great, when that last note is hanging in the air and the audience is as hushed and breathless as you are.
The Colorado Children's Chorale changed my life, for the better.
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To be clear, I am a volunteer, and donor, and a new board member. I would like to share a letter I wrote regarding the Colorado Children's Chorale and the impact it has made on the lives of my family and others.
"As a former child musician, I know personally what an amazing experience it is to be a performer in an exceptional musical group. The feeling of making music with the music surrounding you is very personal, and quite different from being in the audience. It is unusual for a child to have the opportunity to experience this with a challenging musical group that is so excellent. But this is what the Colorado Children's Chorale is providing my two children, Derek, in Transitions and Devin, in Tour Choir.
Derek started Chorale in 5th –grade, a shy, serious boy who asked if he could join a choir. He learned through hard work, focus, and commitment, excellence could be achieved. He was proud to perform in the Children's Chorale. The real impact on Derek occurred during his Regional Tour. This tour went to Southern Colorado and New Mexico. They were gone for about 15 days. Derek was in 7th-grade at this point, and ready to spread his wings. He came home with new friends, new experiences, and new independence. These children build bonds through their performance experiences—helping and supporting each other through the incredible nerves, and giving each other strength. They build each other up, and those moments are never forgotten. In the years since graduating from the Chorale, Derek has continued to build his singing skills and his passion for singing.
Devin has grown amazingly through his Chorale experience. He has learned that discipline and persistence are important ingredients to meeting great challenges. And, he just loves singing and performing!
I find it most important to note the passion and dedication of the entire Chorale staff to what they do. The organization is inspiring by their dedication to providing the Chorale experience to every qualified child, regardless of income. Their commitment and hard work continually leave me speechless. These folks have dedicated their entire lives to the success of their organization and the kids. Each of them attends every rehearsal, every concert, and there are many! In addition to planning their rehearsals and performance success, they are out in the community helping spread the joy of successful music throughout the areas' schools. There are constant performances within schools and the community, and then there are the tours. The time each of these folks put in to making the Colorado Children's Chorale what it is cannot be paralleled. Their leadership by example affects the lives of the children and families associated with the Chorale and beyond.
We are so grateful for what they do."
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that my two children have gone through the Chorale experience. They have worked hard, performed beautifully, made friends, learned about commitment, toured the region and the world learning new cultures and mentoring children, and participated in a very rich set of childhood experiences. My older son works for the Chorale as a "grad"-- a challenging, yet safe place for his first job.
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Support to an organization that provides so much passion, commitment, and leadership to the community.
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My husband and I have been making major donations for three or four years. These donations have been for the following reasons: commemorating a family member who shared similar values, the needs of the Chorale during these tough economic times, but in the end it is based on a passion and commitment to an organization that demonstrates as much integrity as I have seen in this world.
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United Nations observers monitoring the turmoil in Syria suspended operations on Saturday
BEIRUT - UN observers monitoring the turmoil in Syria suspended operations on Saturday in response to escalating violence which threatens to kill off a tattered peace plan brokered by international mediator Kofi Annan.
General Robert Mood said the relentless bloodshed posed a threat to his unarmed observers, one of whose patrols was fired upon four days ago, and prevented them from carrying out their mandate to monitor Annan's widely ignored April 12 ceasefire.
"There has been an intensification of armed violence across Syria over the past 10 days," Mood said in statement.
"The lack of willingness by the parties to seek a peaceful transition, and the push towards advancing military positions is increasing the losses on both sides."
Mood is expected to brief the United Nations Security Council on Monday about the security situation in Syria, which head of U.N. peacekeeping said this week was now in the throes of full-scale civil war.
The five veto-wielding Security Council members are expected to have discussions on the sidelines of a G20 summit in Mexico, which starts on Monday, aimed at breaking deadlock on the issue of international sanctions against Syria.
Mood said the violence posed "significant risks" to the 300 unarmed members of the UN Supervision Mission in Syria (UNSMIS), who have been operating there since late April.
"In this high risk situation, UNSMIS is suspending its activities. UN observers will not be conducting patrols and will stay in their locations until further notice," Mood said, noting the decision would be reviewed on a daily basis.
Last Tuesday shots were fired at a car carrying U.N. observers after they were turned away from the town of Haffeh by angry Assad supporters who threw stones and metal rods at their convoy.
Many hundreds of people, including civilians, rebels and government forces, have been killed in the two months since Annan's ceasefire deal was supposed to come into effect.
But the violence has increased sharply this month, with rebels formally abandoning any commitment to Annan's ceasefire and government forces using attack helicopters and artillery to pound opposition strongholds into submission.
The pro-opposition Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said at least 22 civilians were killed on Saturday, most of them in army shelling on the eastern suburbs of Damascus.
Activists also reported gunfire in the Mezze neighbourhood of the capital, and bombardment of rebel strongholds in the central city of Homs which they said killed five people.
"There has been heavy shelling in Homs since early morning," a local activist who declined to be named said by Skype.
"Since 4 a.m. (9.00 p.m. EDT) there was mortar and artillery shelling of Khalidiya, Old Homs, Jouret al-Shiyah and Qusur districts," he said
Syria restricts access to international media, making it hard to verify accounts by activists and authorities.
The British-based Observatory, which monitors violence in Syria through a network of local sources, said 1,000 families were surrounded in the Homs districts under fire from Assad's forces on Saturday.
Dozens of wounded people were in danger because of lack of medical equipment, it said.
France said on Friday night it was seriously concerned about what it said were reports of an imminent large-scale operation against Homs.
"The bloody repression led by Syrian authorities, which is intolerable and has caused tens of deaths in recent days, must come to an end," a Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said.
"Bashar Al Assad's regime continues to violate commitments under the Annan plan and threatens international peace and security. Sooner or later, the Security Council will have to reckon with the consequences."
The United Nations says Syrian forces have killed 10,000 people in a crackdown on protest against Assad's rule which broke out in March last year, inspired by uprisings across the Arab world which have toppled four autocratic leaders.
Syrian authorities blame the violence on foreign-backed Islamists who they say have killed at least 2,600 police and soldiers.
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At least Ahmad Bradshaw will have plenty of time to work on that now that he re-signed Monday for four years, $18 million ($9 million guaranteed) with the Giants, just a couple of hours after Atlanta backup Jason Snelling visited with team officials.
Bradshaw's re-signing, albeit under pressure, was a happy occurrance for a team that needed another solid running back option next to Brandon Jacobs. The minor paycut the Giants gave Jacobs in a contract restructuring -- ostensibly to clear cap room to sign Bradshaw -- was to find just such a player. And for a split second, it appeared that player might have been Snelling, who backed up Michael Turner and Warrick Dunn in his four years in Atlanta.
Bradshaw had been looking for a deal similar to the six-year, $43 million contract the Panthers gave D'Angelo Williams. But it was obvious the Giants weren't going to play in that ballpark, so they told Bradshaw to look around.
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2009 E-Lacrosse Feature: A lacrosse oddityNow I've seen it all.
Lacrosse stays the same more than it changes. The roster names change, but we love a sport that has only afforded championship titles to five teams in 30 years. There are no big surprises, or so I thought until recently.
No, I'm not talking about how the Northwestern women's team actually looks better than it has in the past, which seems impossible but true. I'm not talking about the massive upsets of this young season, even though Robert Morris beating Penn State, St. John's and Hobart beating Georgetown, Bentley beating Adelphi, and Stevenson crushing Gettysburg are quite substantial as far as upsets go. I'm not referring to the unlikely streaks, like UMBC beating Maryland three times in a row and North Carolina continuing to drop ACC games even under the new leadership of Joe Breschi.
No, as odd as all those things may seem, this weekend I saw the truly amazing. I saw the most unlikely thing. It wasn't a selfless act of sportsmanship from a college coach. I said truly amazing and not utter fantasy. It wasn't a game with absolutely no rude fan/parent behavior. I'm still waiting for that one. If there's anyone more entitled than a NCAA lacrosse player, it's their parents. I am talking about the physically impossible.
I was at the Jesuit Lacrosse Classic at Georgetown Prep in Montgomery County, where if a thigh bruise looked like the Virgin Mary, someone would surely recognize her, but that's not it. This was somewhat mystical, but not quite as unlikely as one of those Jesuit teams from Missouri, Arizona or Texas beating Georgetown Prep on the stadium field. It drew the curious gaze and surprised laugh from the spectators but it wasn't a great play, although there were plenty of great plays at the tournament. It could have happened in any sport, but I've never seen it happen in any sport. It would make the SportsCenter highlights if it ever happened to NBA or NFL players, but it just never has. It was truly odd.
OK. I've made you wait so long that it may be anticlimactic, but I just wanted to clarify that it was not one of those things that, while different and unusual, sometimes happens in lacrosse. I have seen a couple acts of modesty from college coaches in my 30 years of experience. I have seen a couple parents of NCAA kids not completely self absorbed. I have, in fact, seen a game or two where the fans did not harass the referees. I've even seen a couple of upsets bigger than a Regis (Colo.) or Rockhurst (Mo.) win over Georgetown Prep. But I've never seen anything like this.
So here it is. An offensive player was driving with the ball and was hit by a defensive player. Both went to the ground as they collided. The whistle was blown. All of a sudden referees and players were surrounding the two on the ground as neither had gotten up yet. A hush rolled over the crowd as injury was assumed. But when the on-looking players spread out a bit, and the downed athletes were visible to the crowd, they were laughing. The referee was kneeling over his feet also laughing as he attempted to untie their shoes. I said that correctly. He was trying to untie both of the players' shoes -- from each other. Somehow as these two players collided, their shoe laces had become so entangled that they literally could not get up off the ground. Once the shoes were removed, the laces were more manageable, but by then the laughs had spread to the small crowd and even I, who has seen so much in this most predictable sport and haven't been surprised by anything in it for years, was smiling at the oddity we had just witnessed.
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Apple has been criticized by mobile app makers for the difficult process involved in getting their apps into the AppStore. The reason for all the red tape in this process, however, is so Apple can approve each app for content ensuring there is no hate speech or racist material in the app. In France, Apple has even removed an app that was in violation of that country's strong policy on anti-Semitism.
Google, on the other hand, has made it much easier for developers to offer their apps in Google's Android marketplace called Google Play. According to Google's website users are asked to "not distribute content that promotes hatred or violence towards groups of people based on their race or ethnic origin and religion." When Google is notified of potential policy violation, it "may" review and take action by removing or restricting content, however, it doesn't have the same screening processes in place that Apple does for its app marketplace. Google's checklist for app developers to submit their creations for consideration in Google Play includes the requirement that one informs Google Play users of the app's maturity level before publish. The available content rating levels are: Everyone, Low maturity, Medium maturity, and High maturity. However, Google does not provide for apps that are created in bad taste. A Google spokeswoman explained that the company removes apps that violate its policies against hate speech.
Such is the case with a new app for users in search of inspiration from none other than Adolf Hitler. One app in the Google Play store is simply called "Adolf Hitler." The description states, "All about Adolf Hitler. Get everything in one place - Bio, Pictures, Videos and Quotes. Not only can you get them in one place, you can share all your favorites with your friends in a click." Another app, Infamous Adolf Hitler Quotes, proclaims: "Looking for Adolf Hitler Quotes?? Then this is the App for you!" The apps often provide a quote of the day and allow the users to search a database of anti-Semitic quotes including such things as, "Jews are like mosquitoes that suck our blood."
While quotes from The Fuhrer are searchable throughout the Web using any search engine in any browser, mobile apps dedicated to glorifying Hitler's hate speech are something else entirely. Hitler's writings, famous quotes and excerpts from Mein Kampf should be readily available for research purposes on the Web, however, Google should think twice before marketing mobile apps that celebrate the words that motivated the Holocaust.
According to the Anti-Defamation League website, the free app from Akutaa provides users with vile quotes attributed to Hitler and has been installed by over 10,000 users within 30 days through Google Play. The Arabic-language app, "Hitler's Sayings," allows users to read and share what it describes as Hitler's "beautiful sayings that we could benefit from in our lives" via social media networks. A description of the app says, "Hitler combines the charisma of the skillful physician and the grand juggler…Read in this application all of Hitler's sayings and share them with your friends."
These free apps (some have been downloaded as many times as 50,000 times) are not being used by Holocaust scholars or those seeking to gain a better understanding of the Third Reich. Rather, they are being downloaded and installed to extend the reach of Neo-Nazis in the U.S. While the Arabic language app Infamous Adolf Hitler quotes from the Arab app maker kutaa seems to have been removed from Google Play (it's still available for download at AppsZoom), other mobile apps tauting Hitler as an inspirational leader are popping up in the Android app market.
The other issue with these Hitler apps that extol the Nazi leader is the vitriolic language in the comments section on the review pages of the apps. In the user review section of one of the free English-language apps dedicated to Hitler's quotes, one of the more than a thousand reviewers called Hitler a great moral leader. Another user writes in a review dated August 2012 that the "app is so great and useful," and explains that he wanted to learn how Hitler was able to "kill all the yahudi people."
In September of last year, Google removed a mobile app of the conspiracy theory book The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Google eventually removed The Protocols app from its website amid a large public outcry. Google will continue to remove these apps that praise Hitler, but more Android apps will crop up to plague its app market. Google needs to be more vigilant in prohibiting such hate spewing apps from ever residing in Google Play in the first place.
Rabbi Jason Miller, the Techie Rabbi, is The Jewish Week's tech expert. He is an educator and entrepreneur owns Access Computer Technology in Detroit, Michigan and is a highly sought after speaker on the intersection of technology and Judaism. Follow him on Twitter at @RabbiJason and on Facebook.
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Despite what this article implies, Apple has a history of approving apps promoting anti-Semitic/anti-Israel hate speech and violence. The most egregious one was an app that promoted a 3rd Intifada and was used to organize protestors. http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/06/22/jewish-group-urges-apple-to-remove-intifada-app/


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American Graphics Institute (AGI) is the publisher of the Digital Classroom book series,[1] and their staff are the author of several Dummies[2] books on web design and publishing software. American Graphics Institute also provides professional development classes at five locations operated by the institute and hosts the CRE8 conference.[3]
Started in 1994 by Christopher Smith [4][5][6] and Jennifer Smith, American Graphics Institute originally provided instruction on the use of early desktop publishing software from companies such as Adobe Systems and Quark, Inc. AGI later added web publishing and interactive design classes.[7] AGI also publishes the Digital Classroom book series, and they author many books listing AGI as the author.[8] AGI's books are on written on topics relating to web publishing, interactive design, photo manipulation, illustration, and operating systems. The Digital Classroom books are widely used in universities and colleges around the world for classes that teach design and publishing.[9][10][11][12][13] Several Dummies books are authored by AGI's instructors.[14] In 2007, American Graphics Institute was acquired by creative staffing firm Aquent.[15] In July 2009, the founders reacquired American Graphics Institute.
CRE8 Conference[edit]
American Graphics Institute hosts the annual CRE8 Conference[16] in Florida. The conference provides professional development education for marketing and design professionals. Past CRE8 speakers include Marissa Mayer,[17] Al Gore,[18] and Michael Eisner.[19]
American Graphics Institute has training centers in these cities:
- ^ "Digital Classroom book series". Wiley.
- ^ "Dummies.com".
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The Silver Bullet Easy Learning SystemStudents can change rapidly. Just entering a different room they may feel happier and more successful because they respond instantly to changed conditions. The same students may be bored and uncooperative, and then learn zestfully. The most powerful influence available to teachers is students' opinion of each other. Properly applied, it inspires them to do better in all ways, with results evident
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Effective Classroom TurnaroundEffective Classroom Turnaround: Practice Makes Permanent, the third book in the Practices Makes Permanent series, contends that because students learn and behave differently, educators must thoughtfully approach them in the classroom in order to affect change. Like all humans, students respond to conditions around them. Regardless of their habits and behaviors at home or in school, e...
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Even if I knew some sort of divine truth for certain, I would not go around spreading "the truth" because ppl being wrong and believing what they want is not hurting anyone or themselves.....even if it was it is still their choice and their responsibility. None of my business really.
Debating ppl about religion and social issues to me is for kids who just got into college and are exposed to new ideas and ways of thinking. After a certain age you should be over it and stop caring about if other ppl think differently from you or about things that don't effect your daily life directly.......look at Bill Maher, at his age its really sad that he goes around mocking ppls beliefs. He needs to find something to do with his time like either get married or finally come out.
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Ive been watching this inside natures giants where they dissect an elephant giraffe whale and croc. then richard dawkinws comes along and explains how the reason things work arnt because some one desinged it but because of evolution and trial and error. like how girraffes have long necks that help them get alittle bit more food but hinder them when they try to lay down when they try to drink when they get up they have redicilious blood pressure because of it and because of that they need to be specialized in their veins for lowering their head blah blah blah and logically they should have shorter necks but since the males fight and the winner is usually the one with the longer neck which is the one that gets to mate and pass on their long neck genes giraffes continue to have longer necks that the whole process has nothing to do with logic and just how evolution works.
but then i watch expelled and heres stien interviewing him about the orgin of life and he goes into this whole thing about aliens and it really makes me wonder if we want this guy as one of the main spokesmen for athiests.....
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PITTSBURGH -- Attorneys for the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission have asked a panel of judges to force two ride-share companies to stop operating in Pittsburgh.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that the PUC's enforcement arm argued Thursday that Lyft and Uber are violating state rules that govern paid transportation services.
Uber, Lyft and other ride-share companies use smart phone apps to dispatch company drivers who use their own personal vehicles for transportation services.
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Early voting on a roll in Dawson Co.
Since early voting began on Oct. 1, the Dawson County election office has already given out 912 early-voting ballots.
There are about 13,352 registered voters in the county.
That number is part of a trend with other counties across Nebraska which Secretary of State John Gale attributes to a probable high turnout for the Nov. 6 election.
"While convenience is a factor, early voting shows people have been paying attention and are ready to vote," Gale said.
New Dawson County election commissioner Rosie Casanoba has other reasons.
She said early voters have expressed concerns about the weather on Nov. 6 or said they plan to be out of the county on Election Day.
Casanoba replaced election commissioner Sheri Bellamy in September.
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Methods for More Muscle Mass and Strength
If you've hit a lifting plateau, you know how difficult it can be getting over the top and continuing the climb for more muscle gains. That's why Men's Fitness asked me to open the vault and pull out my heaviest hitters: 10 training techniques designed to ensure you won't fail again in the pursuit for more muscle.
Incorporate any of the following techniques into your workout regimen with virtually any exercise you perform -- but only for four weeks at a time. Since each is so effective, you'll be tempted to stick with the first one you try. Don't. Instead, trade one method for another every four weeks. This will help prevent plateaus and take your size and strength levels to an all-time high. The added bonus: You'll never get bored. Whether you're stuck in a long-time lifting rut or you simply want to add another weapon to your workout arsenal, these methods will help you make the fastest gains ever, in the quickest time possible.
1. The 5% Method
Choose the heaviest weight you can lift eight times (your eight-rep max) and do four sets of seven repetitions, resting three minutes between each set. Do the same for your next two workouts (do one workout every five days), but increase the weight by 5% each session and decrease the reps by one. In your fourth workout, do seven-repetition sets again, but use the weight you used in your second workout. You'll be 5% stronger than when you started.
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> Workout 3: Do four sets of 5 reps with 110 pounds.
> Workout 4: Do four sets of 7 reps with 105 pounds.
By always increasing your weights or the reps, you'll improve a little each workout for a dramatic cumulative effect.
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Short-travel keyswitches (actuation travel typically 0.5 mm) are usually used in keyboards under an overlay or under keycaps. Here is an overview of the main RAFI short-travel keyswitch families with surface area:- Short-travel keyswitch MICON 5 5,1 x 6,4 mm- Short-travel keyswitch RACON 8 8,0 x 8,0 mm- Short-travel keyswitch RACON 12 12 x 12 mm- Short-travel keyswitch RF 15 15 x 15 mm- Short-travel keyswitch RF 19 19 x 19 mm- Short-travel main switch KN 19 38 x 19 mm
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Pushbuttons for PCB mounting with typical keystroke of 4 mm. For mounting on keyboards with keycaps, similar to PC keyboards. The following RAFI product families are currently available:- RS 76M Full-travel keyswitch (mechanical contact system)- RS 76C Full-travel keyswitch (contactless contact system with Hall IC)


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this will wait ten seconds for someone to enter something. the alarm(0) is to reset the timer if something does get entered (so &timed_out won't get called).
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EACH use of an antiarrhythmic agent for control of ventricular ectopic activity requires careful consideration of the balance between the indication for use of the drug (based on prognostic implications of ventricular ectopic activity) and undesirable potential side effects that may arise as a result of their use. Side effects include allergic or toxic systemic effects, depression of cardiac mechanical function, paradoxical arrhythmogenesis, and CNS effects; they occur with sufficient frequency, in the context of the limited number of drugs available, to create legitimate concern about appropriate use. The purpose of this communication is to outline settings in which antiarrhythmic agents should or should not be used for various forms of ventricular ectopic activity. The clinical context of ventricular ectopic activity is paramount.
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Ventricular ectopic activity in the setting of ischemic heart disease constitutes a risk factor for potentially lethal arrhythmias or sudden death. The effectiveness of
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I don't remember this. Could you link it? Because there is only one song that I have in my collection that is Lil Wayne, because I don't like his music 99% of the time.
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Whatever you say anon. But I can say from my own personal experience, that I do not enjoy Lil Wayne.


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NASCAR's also-rans work the system, hoping for a breakthrough performance
Each week, the NASCAR post-race report lists the reasons that drivers don't finish Sprint Cup races. They range from brakes to electrical to rear gear to vibration to overheating.
All explain why someone such as Joe Nemechek has started 27 Sprint Cup races and failed to finish 25 this year. Same for other journeyman drivers such as Dave Blaney (28 starts, 15 did-not-finishes); Reed Sorensen (16 starts, 12 did-not-finishes); and Mike Bliss (15 starts, 14 did-not-finishes).
Those terms, as well as wheel bearing, transmission and engine are code for NASCAR's hidden secret: the drivers who start and park.
The start-and-parkers have enough talent to wheel a race car 185 mph but not enough sponsorship money to keep it on the track for 400 miles. Or sometimes, even 40.
But they keep coming to the track, hoping to qualify for races such as today's Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas Speedway even though they realize their chance of finishing, not to mention winning, is remote.
"I love racing," said Nemechek, who won both the 2004 Nationwide and Sprint Cup races at Kansas Speedway. "Now some of the time, it makes you think twice. Why the heck am I still doing this? But I love it."
So while most of the attention at NASCAR races focuses on the race leaders and contenders for the Chase for the Sprint Cup Championship, there is just as much drama at the rear of the pack. That's where the drivers for the low-budget teams try to squeeze in as many laps as they can without damaging their race car and hope to pick up enough cash to make it to next week.
"Once in a while, we find some extra funds which allow us to go out there and run more, but it's so hard, if you don't have that, you're going to be broke pretty quick," said Nemechek, who owns NEMCO Motorsports with his wife, Andrea. "It's a very expensive sport, which everybody knows, and we're trying to do the best we can."
Blaney, driving for upstart Tommy Baldwin Racing, nearly caught the break of his career at this year's Daytona 500 when he was the leader on lap 164 of 202 when the race was red flagged after Juan Pablo Montoya crashed into a jet dryer in a rain delay.
"I was thinking, 'We might get lucky,' " Blaney said of winning the Great American Race and its $1,588,887 purse had the race not resumed.
Instead, he managed to finish 15th and pocketed $296,513 for his team to race another day.
"You're trying to race, trying to raise a little money," said Blaney, 50. "Maybe the sponsor arena gets a little more friendly and you get enough money to race all day instead of having to stop early. A lot of guys are quality race car drivers who don't have much to drive, and in this day and age, there's no making up for lack of equipment."
This week, NASCAR tried to level the field a bit when it announced a change in qualifying procedures. Instead of the top 35 in owners points automatically qualifying for a race, the fastest 36 would automatically qualify for the 43-car field, regardless of position in the standings.
That would seem to give someone such as Nemechek, nicknamed "Front Row Joe" for his qualifying prowess, a chance to start farther up in the field rather than struggle for one of the last eight spots.
"They're trying to add some excitement to qualifying, so it means something," said Nemechek, 49. "There are a few teams that have taken advantage of being locked in. Now, everybody has to put a valiant effort forward and see what it takes to get in."
Qualifying to make the show is so important for the field fillers that they consider qualifying day more important than race day.
"I'm a product of that," said Landon Cassill, the 2008 Nationwide Series Rookie of the Year who drives for another fledgling Sprint Cup team, BK Racing. "I spent a year driving for teams that couldn't even run 20 laps. We had to make the race, and once we made the race, that was the end of our weekend.
"We achieved our goal, and I acquired many meetings with big (money) team owners based on how I qualified a car. I qualified 20th at Indianapolis, and the very next week, I was sitting at a desk of big-time team owners who wanted to know who I was."
The logical question for those teams struggling to keep up with the $20 million a year budgets of the powerhouse Cup teams is: Why don't they race at the second-tier Nationwide level?
The answer is that takes millions of dollars, as well, to haul cars and crews to the track.
"Three years ago, Tommy Baldwin was a start-and-park team," said Cassill, who is from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. "You would have said, 'Tommy why don't you run Nationwide?' But last fall, Dave Blaney finished third in (Baldwin's) car at Talladega. Tommy built it from ground up. He built a team that generated enough money starting and parking in order to race a couple of races, and through their success in those races found some sponsorship to race a full season for a couple of years.
"He's one $10 million sponsor a year away from being a top 20 contender someday."
Baldwin is willing to be patient.
"This is a sport where you have to be fast to be successful, and a lot of us don't have the resources to be as fast as we want to," said Baldwin. "Some of us are in it to build a program and sustain the ability to be here a long time. That's what we're trying to do."


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Tony Parker had 22 points and the San Antonio Spurs never trailed in beating the Charlotte Bobcats 102-78 on Wednesday night, extending their winning streak to nine games. Kawhi Leonard added 18 points, Danny Green had 17 and Tiago Splitter 15 for San Antonio, which has won 17 straight at home. Ramon Sessions came off the bench to score a team-high 22 points for Charlotte, which has lost five of six. Kemba Walker (16 points) and Ben Gordon (11) were the only other Bobcats in double figures...
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We appreciate the two criticisms raised by Drs Neugebauer and Johnson because they provide an opportunity to correct common misunderstandings.In regards to retest artifact, our colleagues are refuted by the very study they cite,1 which extensively examined measures that assess psychiatric symptoms and found that retest artifact is confined to only a few orally administered measures and is not present at all on self-report scales such as the standardized measure we used.2In regards to the second criticism, "regression to the mean" is a consequence of choosing to predict a linear regression by using the criterion of least squares.3 However, our colleagues remind us of four ways this mathematical concept can be misapplied. First, it is not relevant in every longitudinal study. For example, if we found that the mean height of 20 subjects was 6.3 ft, we would not expect that their
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After quilting the top....I cut out the top and batting from the center of the flower and turtle shapes.
I glued the flowers and turtles into the shapes. Then, I painted the space between that had some batting showing through.
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I went back to work three weeks ago. It's been going really well. As the previous poster wrote, I am very guarded about my pumping time. I pump three times a day. I nurse the baby at 7am, I go to work and pump again at 9:30 for 15 min (5-6oz total), 11:30 for 15 min (2oz total) and 1:30 for 15 minutes(4oz total). Then I fly outta there around 3:15, about fifteen minutes after school and nurse baby as soon as I get home.
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The Richmond Braves will try to snap a six game losing streak when they play game one of a four-game series with Buffalo Tuesday afternoon at 1:05.
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Mississippi plays a double-header with West Tennessee tonight at Pringles Park. Game one starts at 5:05 pm.
Ryan Basner (0-1, 4.15) will go to the mound for Mississippi in game one against Carlos Marmol. The team has not announced its game two starter, but it could be Cuban defector Francisley Bueno, who was added to the roster today. Bueno has been at Extended Spring Training in Orlando.
Macay McBride is also scheduled to pitch two innings in one of the games tonight. It will be McBride's final tune-up before the Braves decide when to place him on the Atlanta roster.
The Braves are 5-6 on the season, one game back of Montgomery in the Southern League's South Division.
Myrtle Beach plays game two of its series with Winston-Salem tonight at 7:02 at Coastal Federal Field.
The Pelicans, 5-7 on the season, will send left-hander Matt Harrison (0-1, 4.66) to the hill against Wes Whisler for Winston-Salem.
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Take a day trip up the peninsula to Northern Door County and you'll be treated to the Fall Art Crawl in Ellison Bay. Featuring over 11 participating local establishments, explore one of a kind art galleries, such as Turtle Ridge, which features handmade leather goods and fine fibers. Additionally, there are pottery studios, fine cheeses, handcrafted ciders and nature walks as well. Enjoy refreshments and demonstrations while browsing this unique event. What wonderful way to spend a fall weekend!
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Florida's Oceans, Reefs & Aquariums (Fort Pierce, Fla.) is showcasing its latest dottyback, the black neon dottyback (Pseudochromis aldabraensis x springeri) at MACNA 2013 in South Florida, the aquaculture facility announced on its Facebook page.
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Richard S. Hess, PhDEarl S. Kalland Professor of Old Testament and Semitic Languages; Editor of the Denver Journal
Earl S. Kalland Professor of Old Testament and Semitic Languages; Editor of the Denver Journal
Dr. Richard Hess, professor of Old Testament and Semitic languages, joined the faculty in 1997. He is the editor of the Denver Journal, Denver Seminary's online theological review journal, and has recently retired after ten years as editor of the Bulletin for Biblical Research. He is also the founder and editor of the Bulletin's Supplement Series and is a member of a dozen scholarly societies.
Dr. Hess earned a PhD from Hebrew Union College, an MDiv and a ThM from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and a BA from Wheaton College. He has done postdoctoral research at universities in Chicago, Jerusalem, Cambridge, Sheffield, and Münster, and has held National Endowment for the Humanities, Fulbright, and Tyndale House (Cambridge) postdoctoral fellowships and grants. He was lecturer in Old Testament and Hebrew at International Christian College, Scotland, and Reader in Old Testament at Roehampton University, London. Having lectured at more than one hundred scholarly societies, universities, and colleges, he has recently given invited lectures at SAIACS, Bangalore; Min Zu University, Beijing; Irish Bible Institute, Dublin; Oregon State University, Corvallis; and Denver University.
Dr. Hess is a member of the Committee on Bible Translation for the New International Version. He served as associate editor for the NIV Zondervan Study Bible. Dr. Hess has also worked for the New International Version, the New American Bible, the Holman Standard Christian Bible, the English Standard Version, and The Common English Bible translations of the Old Testament. He is an editor of a series of commentaries on the Septuagint and has translated books of the Septuagint for Logos Bible Software.
Dr. Hess has authored 8 books, including volumes on religion (Israelite Religions: A Biblical and Archaeological Survey), ancient Near Eastern subjects (Amarna Personal Names and Names in the Study of Biblical History), Genesis (Studies in the Personal Names of Genesis 1-11), and commentaries on Leviticus, Joshua, and the Song of Songs. He has edited or co-edited 33 books, most recently Ancient Israel's History: An Introduction to Issues and Sources (co-editor B. T. Arnold); Reading Scripture Deeply (co-editor R. Richards); Sacred Ritual: A Study of the West Semitic Ritual Calendars in Leviticus 23 and the Akkadian Text Emar 446 (B. C. Babcock); and commentaries on Septuagint texts such as Baruch and the Epistle of Jeremiah: A Commentary Based on the Texts in Codex Vaticanus (S. A. Adams). In addition to several hundred book reviews and dictionary articles, Dr. Hess has published more than 100 scholarly articles in collected essays and journals such as Biblica, Biblical Archaeologist, Bulletin for Biblical Research, Catholic Biblical Quarterly, Themelios,Tyndale Bulletin, Vetus Testamentum, and Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft. Current research projects include commentaries on the books of Genesis and Kings, an Introduction to the Old Testament, Israelite Religions, and the study of ancient Near Eastern texts related to the Old Testament.
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Areas of Academic Interest and Research
Editing the Denver Journal: An Online Review of Current Biblical and Theological Studies; Editing the BBR Supplement Series; Co-Editing the Septuagint Commentary Series. Additional research interests include method of Old Testament exegesis, Hebrew grammar, ancient Near Eastern languages and biblical backgrounds, biblical archaeology, 1 & 2 Kings, and literacy in biblical times.
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NIV Zondervan Study Bible. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2015.
Reading Scripture Deeply: Millennials Take a Fresh Look at the Bible. CreateSpace, 2015.
Ancient Israel's History: An Introduction to Issues and Sources. Baker Academic, 2014.


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FG Wilson workers laid off on half pay
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Workers at FG Wilson are to be laid off on half pay on a temporary basis as the engineering firm continues to struggle with a sharp drop in orders
The Larne-based generator manufacturer, which is owned by US construction machinery giant Caterpillar, has not revealed how many employees will be affected.
It is the latest piece of grim news for the firm which has already axed around 600 full-time and agency jobs since December and last month unveiled plans to impose a 10% pay cut and put remaining workers on a four day week. FG Wilson has factories in Larne, Springvale and Monkstown.
In a statement, the company said: "Last week FG Wilson confirmed to employees and their representatives the need to introduce a programme of layoffs beginning June 1. The purpose is to minimise the need for compulsory redundancies and to retain people and skills necessary for FG Wilson's long-term success.
"In order to alleviate the impact of this on employees, the company has decided to pay each affected employee 50% of his or her current daily basic rate of pay for each day of layoff. In addition, employees have the option of using annual leave to cover the unpaid 50% of the layoff day."
It added: "Fifty per cent of hourly paid employees will be laid off for between three and six working days between June 1 and July 10."
Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster revealed earlier this week that the firm had received £24m in grants from Invest NI since being taken over by Caterpillar in 1999.
The minister said FG Wilson had increased its staff levels from 2,000 in 1999 to a peak of 3,500 in 2008, before falling back to around 2,400 as a result of the recession.
It has blamed a marked decline in orders for the generators it produces for the job cuts, noting that many of its clients from the construction, automotive and manufacturing sectors have also been hit by falling demand during the credit crunch.
The company makes gas and diesel generator sets which can supply anything from homes to power stations.
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A lapis alectorius, alectoria or capon stone is a non-precious stone found in the gizzard of capons (young, castrated roosters). In magic it is believed to be an effective amulet, granting the wearer a heightened sense of courage and boldness. These properties are unproven.
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