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Fifty-one-year-old Nicholas Blea died Sept. 7 after his motorcycle collided with a van in west Evans.
Two days later, 56-year-old Nick Cassavetes died after his motorcycle veered down an embankment and into a telephone pole in north Greeley.
Those two crashes brought the number of motorcycle crash deaths in Weld County this year to 10, nearly one-third of all traffic-related fatalities so far.
That number is unusually high.
"In previous years, motorcyclist deaths have been seven, seven and four," Weld County Coroner Mark Ward said. "Now we're already at 10, and we still have a few months to go."
Each crash this year was unique in circumstances, but authorities say several factors, including higher gas prices and nice weather, have put more motorcyclists on the road.
"More people are resorting to motorcycles," Weld County Undersheriff Margie Martinez said.
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Colorado State Patrol Trooper Nate Reid said warmer weather and rusty riding skills often contribute to a rash of crashes in the spring.
"We see them early in the spring because people park their motorcycles for a long period of time," Reid said. "You have a person who has been off the bike for a while, and you have regular citizens who aren't used to seeing motorcyclists."
So far, all fatal motorcycle crashes have involved men, all but one of whom were older than 40 years old. Don Enninga, a member of a Colorado motorcyclist group that promotes education and advocates for riders' rights, said there has been an increase in the number of motorcyclists nationwide, and many of those riders are older people who are more financially stable.
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Colorado State Patrol Trooper Josh Lewis said the fact that only men have been killed in motorcycle crashes isn't necessarily surprising.
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At least eight of those who died in motorcycle crashes this year were not wearing helmets, and that information was not available in two of the crash reports.
Coroner Ward said his office recommends that riders wear helmets.
"In most cases, a helmet will help the operator survive," he said.
Enninga said Colorado law does not require that riders wear helmets, so ABATE supports the right to chose.
"In our rider education programs, we encourage safety equipment," Enninga said. "Once they've completed the course, in the state of Colorado, it's their freedom of choice."
Undersheriff Martinez said the vast majority of motorcycle riders who died this year were not struck by other vehicles but crashed on their own. She said riders need to be "more in control of the machine that they're on, whether that means slowing down or being aware of the road surface or the surroundings that they're in."
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We're pleased with the success of Prop 1 in Carbon, Davis, Duchesne, Grand, Rich, San Juan, Sanpete, Sevier, Tooele and Weber Counties. Prop 1 was a ballot measure in 17 counties that gives cities, counties and transit providers a quarter-cent in sales tax (except on food)—that's one cent for every four dollars for local transportation.
We're awaiting official election results from Salt Lake County, which were too close to call on Election Night. The County Clerk plans to release results on November 17. We're disappointed that residents in Beaver, Box Elder, Juab, Morgan, Uintah and Utah Counties will not benefit from the transportation improvements provided by Prop 1.
The support shown for Prop 1 will pay dividends in the future, not only for the economy of our state, but also for the Utahns who depend on reliable, well-maintained infrastructure.
We are confident that Prop 1 funds will provide communities with relevant, noticeable improvements close to home. We fully expect that government agencies and local governments will be transparent in the use of Prop 1 funds.
For counties that voted in favor, Prop 1 will reach close to home with the transportation options we use and rely on the most. It will address that perpetual pothole on your local street, finish the sidewalk between your house and your children's school, or add to transit, trails and bike paths so you have more transportation choices.
"While we are ecstatic about the passing of Prop 1 in ten counties we are even more impressed with the conversation about the importance of transportation to our economy and our quality of life across the state," said Dave Golden, chair of the Utah Transportation Coalition.
Prop 1 is a great step forward for Utah because it's the first-ever proposal to provide funding for all kinds of transportation—not just roads, but also sidewalks, bike paths, trails, and other options.
Even with such positive outcomes we know our work is not done. The future of Utah's transportation system is not a sprint, but instead a marathon. We will continue to focus on the priority of an efficient well-rounded transportation system.
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Vaginal Delivery
What do I need to know about vaginal delivery?
A vaginal delivery occurs when your baby is born through your vagina (birth canal).
How do I prepare for vaginal delivery?
- During the first stage of labor, your uterus will contract to help your cervix dilate (open). Your contractions will soon occur more often and get stronger. Talk to your healthcare provider in advance about the different types of medicines you can receive for pain relief.
- The fluid sac that surrounds your baby in the womb will break open. Your healthcare provider will break the sac if it does not break by itself. You may need medicine to induce (start) your labor. You may need to move in bed, stand, or walk to help your baby move into position for birth. The first stage ends when your cervix is dilated to 10.
What will happen during vaginal delivery?
- During the second stage of labor, your cervix is dilated and you are ready to push during contractions. This will move your baby through your birth canal. You may be asked to lie on your back, have your feet up in stirrups, or squat. Healthcare providers may use forceps or suction to help deliver your baby. You may also need an episiotomy (incision) to make the vaginal opening larger. The second stage ends with the birth of your baby.
- During the third stage, your healthcare provider will put clamps on the cord that connects your baby to the placenta. The cord is then cut. Your uterus continues to contract to push out the placenta. The third stage ends when the placenta is pushed out.
What will happen after vaginal delivery?
- If you have an episiotomy or a tear that occurred during the birth, your healthcare provider will close it with stitches.
- Healthcare providers will examine your baby. You may be able to hold your baby soon after he is born. Once healthcare providers have checked that you and your baby are okay, you may be taken to another room.
- A healthcare provider may massage your abdomen several times to make your uterus firm. This can be uncomfortable. You may have abdominal pains for up to 3 days after you give birth because your uterus is still contracting. The contractions help release blood from inside your uterus so it shrinks back to its normal size. These contractions may be stronger and hurt more while you breastfeed your baby.
- If you will breastfeed, ask healthcare providers to show you how to hold and breastfeed your baby. Ask how to care for your breasts, even if you are not breastfeeding.
- Your healthcare provider may suggest you get out of bed to sit in a chair or walk. Activity can help prevent blood clots.
- You may go home within 24 to 48 hours after the birth if you and your baby do not have any medical problems. If you need support at home, ask your healthcare provider about home visits by another healthcare provider. This healthcare provider can help you learn about breastfeeding, bottle feeding, baby care, and perineum care.
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Talent, determination and passion...the main ingredients of an athletic champion.
But popularity, well, that's a whole different animal. It takes charisma, fearlessness and perhaps an eccentric haircut.
Whether they were beloved for their statistical production or admired for their unorthodox, yet refreshing styles, the most popular athletes in history left a lasting impression on the world of sports.
Let's take a look at the five most popular players in each major sport's history.
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I am facing a problem in maple 17. When I am launching maple 17, each time the evaluating process is automatic started in server 1 without any input. I could not interrupt this evaluating process. For removing this problem I reinstall maple 17, but the problem is exist. Please inform me soon how remove this problem ?
Maple responds with FALSE, but for which real number is the statement false?
restart; assume(x, 'real');
verify(abs(x), sqrt(x^2), {'equal'});
kind regards,
Harry Garst
I need to prepare for a final exam for a introdutory computer science course in Maple.My professor gives us mutliple choice questions, short answer questions and wiritng some codes.
what is the most efficient way to study for my final exam? or how should i study for an computer science exam. I am not really use to preparing for such a course.
Are there any websites that i can practice multiple choice questions?
I would appreciate any advice.
Thank you very much.
I have 2 sets of data and I need to plot them as histograms on the same axis(superimposed). Is it possible to do it using Maple 12? Right now I only know how to plot them in different axis.
I m trying to simplify an expression involving square roots in Maple. But instead of giving the expected output it is not simplifying it. Please find the attached maple file for reference. I calculated manually and the result is 1. Please help me out for this. Thanx in advance.
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I tried to use java to call maple command, but end up jvm crash. after some digging, i found the command i issued returned a rather huge string (around 40KB...).
Is this the reason why jvm crash? should i constrant the length of a command result when calling it from Java code?
this code not answer:
> whit*evalf; tx := evalf((t1+t2)*(1/2));> t1 := 326*40; t2 := 327*40;> y1, y2 := eval([y1, y2], Ns(t1), Ns(t2));>while (t1 < tx) and (tx < t2) do: yx := rhs(Ns(tx)[c2]): if yx > 0 then y2 := yx: t2 := tx: else y1 := yx: t1 := tx: fi;od;>Tx = evalf(tx);> Hx := floor((1/3600)*tx):> Mx := floor((tx-3600*Hx)*(1/60)):> Sx := tx-3600*Hx-60*Mx:> Hx, Mx, Sx;> XS := [seq(X[i], i = 0 .. 328)]: YS := [seq(Y[i], i = 0 .. 328)]:> VxS := [seq(Vx[i], i = 0 .. 328)]: VyS := [seq(Vy[i], i = 0 .. 328)]:> save(G,Mz,Xs,VxS,VyS, 'orbit.sav'):
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can anybody help me? i want to check the consistency of my scheme. My equation is too long if i check manually, so i used maple 13 to simplify my equation. But it cannot simplify it because of length of output exceed limit 1000000
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can anybody help me..? why my graph not come out? Is that any mistake in my coding?
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I'm new to mapleprimers and if I make some mistakes I apologize.
The problem I ran and on which I ask for help is that the command of maple latex I results in latex only the result of an arithmetic expression and the expression does not translate into latex itself. for example, the command latex (3 + 2) I 5 and not as a result from the translation in latex of 3 + 2. I also tried using the command inetrt form but did not succeed, I tried it with the quotes '' and even succeed. I also tried it with double quotes and with simple expressions funzioa eg latex ("(3 + 2) * 5") from me as a result `` (3 + 2) * 5 '' but with more complex expressions: eg. latex("\""(2+1/(5))^(0)+(6/(9)*(((83-8)/(90))-15/(10)+(3/(9))/(2)) -6/(9))/(75/(100)*12/(9))"''") mi da
Error, Got internal error in Typesetting:-Parse:-Postprocess : "internal error: invalid object ""
Thanking for the help, Best regards
can i use maple to get all the roots in a given expression?
for example: i have a expression "(2b+c)^(1/2)+c-(c-2b)^(1/3)"
and I want to get a list that contains "(2b+c)^(1/2)" and "(c-2b)^(1/3)"
is there any maple commands i can play with?
Hello maple users,
I want to compare 5 functions and see which one gives the best result (highest score). Unfortunatelly, I can't say one function always gives higher results than others. I have 8 variables and it makes the comparison complicated.
I assume 4 of them are constant and the other 4 or not.
for Pb= 0:0.025:0.20 Pb and Pa are probabilities, between 0-20, 0.025 increments for Pa= 0:0.025:(Pb-0.025) ** Pa is always less than Pb for Ha= 0:50 Ha takes values between 0-50 for Hb= 0:(Ha-1) ** Hb is always less than Ha
I attached the data file. I appreciate if someone tells me how to compare these functions. Should I put more assumptions to make it easier? Thank you.
Thanks guys for your help, I know I am asking sometimes some stupid questions, I spend hours trying to do that, but when I am stock.... I need some help... and when the problem is solved I can see how unintelligent am I .
I have document Maple.mw. I want to copy all text to mathtype. How do I copy and paste?
Link download: maple document
I find mapleform software but I dont know how to use , and does anyone know another method to convert. I know use
> with(MmaTranslator);> MmaToMaple();
I can automatically translated .nb files. but this have
Error, (in readline) file or directory does not existError, (in readline) file or directory does not existError, (in readline) file or directory does not existError, (in readline) file or directory does not exist
another Error, missing operator or `;`
also I try to use
> with(MmaTranslator);> FromMmaNotebook(Mma_notebook_filename, options);
I still dont know how is works? can you explains for me and show me some example , here is my example files.plot.zip
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—To determine the impact of treatment on scholastic performance in the first cohort of survivors of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia who are old enough to have completed their educational experience.
—Retrospective cohort study.
—Twenty-three institutions in the Childrens Cancer Group.
—A total of 593 adult survivors of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia and 409 sibling controls.
Outcome Measures.
—Enrollment in special programs, grades during high school, graduation from high school, college admission, and college graduation.
—After diagnosis, survivors were more likely than their sibling controls to enter a special education (relative risk [RR] =3.4; P<.01) or a learning disabled (RR=3.6; P<.01 ) program, while just as likely to enter gifted and talented programs (RR=1.0). The risk associated with special education and learning disabled programs increased with increasing dose of cranial radiotherapy. Despite these problems, survivors generally had the same probability as their siblings of finishing high school, entering college, and earning a bachelor's degree. However, survivors treated with 24 Gy and those diagnosed before 6 years of age were less likely to enter college (RR=0.67 and 0.6, respectively; P<.01).
—This large study demonstrates that childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia survivors have a greater likelihood of being placed in special education or learning disabled programs than their siblings, but that most are able to overcome these problems. Dose of cranial radiotherapy and age at diagnosis are the most important education-related risk factors.(JAMA. 1994;272:1427-1432)
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Kacey Musgraves sings country into a new direction
Country music is arguably more mainstream and popular than ever before, with more good ol' boys packing arenas, sweet and feisty gals embracing pop and digital album sales for the genre skyrocketing by 38% in 2012, according to Nielsen Soundscan.
So is the time really right for a change? Whether mainstream country fans are ready or not, Kacey Musgraves is bringing it to them — with some help from the king of the country A-list, Kenny Chesney. »Read Full Article
150 Milwaukee teens use film to speak out against violence
When 16-year-old Chanel Jackson was younger, the apartment building next to her Milwaukee home became a crime scene.
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Conor Oberst brings intensity to Pabst Theater
Describing the voice of Conor Oberst, many people have used the word "quaver," even after the indie singer-songwriter toned down the teenage trembling, as a 34-year-old man should.
At the Pabst Theater Saturday night, however, the word remained suitable for Oberst's live concert. His very body seemed to vibrate as if his nervous system was dosing his skin with extra voltage: Not enough to convulse him; enough to generate a low hum of surplus energy beneath his performance. »Read Full Article
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Go! Summer fun really begins this week. Two big festivals anchor different sides of the city next weekend, with PrideFest in Maier Festival Park and the Milwaukee Highland Games in Hart Park in Wauwatosa. And Jazz in the Park opens Thursday in Cathedral Square. Careful, it could be easy to overlook some of the other fun choices available. »Read Full Article
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1. January 19-29
The Weight of Culture: Creative Arts Therapists of Color Exhibition
132 West 21 Street, 5th Floor Project Space
Viewing Hours: M-F, 5-8pm; or by appointment ([email protected])
Reception: Friday, January 29, 5-6:30pm
2. Thursday, January 21, 7-8:30pm
Status Update Alumni Program Presentation
Jennifer Byxbee, ATR-BC, LCAT & Amanda Zucker, ATR-BC, LCAT
132 West 21 Street, 3rd Floor Studio
RSVP: [email protected]
3. Friday, January 29, 6:30-8pm
Community Lecture
Race in My Face as a Clinician: How Issues Around Cultural Identity Are Magnified in Clinical Work
Sandra Ramos-Watt and Diana Gil-Velez
133/141 West 21 Street, Room 101C
Lectures are FREE to the public. CEC's available for ATR-BC's.
In 2012, a New York based network of creative arts therapists of color, CATs of Color, dedicated to professional and educational development, promoting cultural competence and diversifying the profession was formed. In this lecture, CATs of Color members from various modalities (art, music and drama) will draw on their collective expertise and discuss how issues of race manifest in their clinical work in private practice. The lecture will include a cultural self-assessment experiential and a clinical vignette in order to raise cultural consciousness and support multicultural sensitivity.
Sandra Ramos-Watt, MT-BC, LCAT, is the founder of CATs of Color, a network of creative arts therapists of color that addresses the need for culturally appropriate services to people from various ethnicities and racial backgrounds. Sandra, an NYU graduate and former professional jazz singer, maintains a private practice in the Bronx where she incorporates vocal psychotherapy techniques in her work. She is also the clinical director at Heartsong, an organization that provides creative arts therapy services to people with special needs. Sandra leads groups for women survivors of sexual abuse and facilitates trainings in the field of sexual abuse prevention. Sandra has been serving as a board member for the New York State Office of the Professions/Mental Health Practitioners for 7 years.
Diana Gil-Velez, LCAT, ATR-BC is a New York State licensed Creative Arts Therapists, Registered/Board Certified Art Therapist, and psychoanalyst-in-training. Diana has a private practice in Manhattan and Riverdale (Bronx) where she sees multicultural children, adolescents, and adults with diverse mental health diagnoses. She also works at Jacobi Medical Center in the Bronx on their inpatient adult units and comprehensive psychiatric emergency program (CPEP) with children, adolescents, and adults. She was an Adjunct Instructor for the College of New Rochelle, Graduate School (CNR) where she taught the Art Therapy Internship course for second year graduate students and Psychopathology for Art Therapists.
4. February 2-10
Sharing/Space: Cooke Center Academy/Cooke Center Grammar School Exhibition
132 West 21 Street, 5th Floor Project Space
Reception: Friday, February 5, 6-8pm
5. Thursday, February 4, 6-8pm
Screening Room #1: Every Mother's Son
132 West 21 Street, 3rd Floor Studio
6. February 12-March 12
Tie in, MPS Art Therapy Department Exhibition
Westside Gallery, 133/141 West 21 Street
Reception: Thursday, February 25, 6-8pm
7. February 15-29
Cooke Center Skills Group Exhibition
132 West 21 Street, 5th Floor Project Space
Reception: TBA
8. February 15-March 15
Spring Residency Program
132 West 21 Street, 5th Floor Project Space
9. Thursday, February 18
Visiting Artist Workshop: Sculpture with Nicolas Touron
Location TBA
10. Friday, February 26, 6:30-8pm
Community Lecture
The Business of Art Therapy
Brooke Campbell and Andrew Rizkalla
133/141 West 21 Street, Room 101C
Lectures are FREE to the public. CEC's available for ATR-BC's.
As creative types, we are skilled in the arena of art and healing. As artists, we may struggle when it comes to the world of business. In this focused lecture attendees will gain concrete and practical business tools to support their professional growth. Transitioning from the role of student to professional, or professional to a business-minded entrepreneur requires a new skill set, expanding on your acquired knowledge and experience. Attendees will leave with a basic knowledge of how to apply business skills to one's specific profession.
Brooke Campbell, LCAT, RDT-BCT has over a decade of clinical experience working with diverse populations such as: trauma, cancer, addiction, autism, and mental illness. She is the Founder and Director of a community based organization called Creative Kinections, providing psychotherapy, coaching, workshops and training services for children, teens, families, adults, and professionals. Creative Kinections has partnered with schools, recreation centers, hospitals, non-profit organizations, universities, domestic violence agencies, and addiction centers. Brooke received the "NJ Favorite Kids' Doc" award in the field of psychotherapy for three years in a row and was featured in NJ Family Magazine. She is a guest lecturer for New York University's Graduate Art Therapy and Drama Therapy Departments. She holds a masters degree in Drama Therapy from New York University and is a proud member of the Screen Actors Guild, American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, and Actors Equity Association.
Andrew Rizkalla is the business manager for Creative Kinections, LLC. He has over fourteen years of experience in the private and public financial sectors. He holds numerous certifications and has a Bachelors of Science in Accounting and Masters in Public Administration from New York University. He is a Certified Fraud Examiner. He was also an emergency medical technician and volunteered on an ambulance squad for over thirteen years. He obtained his leadership certificate from the Wharton School at University of Pennsylvania and completed an executive business program at Harvard University.
11. March 14-30
Spring Residency Program Exhibition
132 West 21 Street, 5th Floor Project Space
Reception TBA
12. Wednesday, March 23, 6-9pm
Visiting Artist Workshop: Rendering with Thread with Sophia Narrett
132 West 21 Street, 5th Floor Project Space
13. Friday, March 25, 6:30-8pm
Community Lecture
Seen and Heard: Reflections on a Collaborative Art Process
Gemma Burgio and Valeria Koutmina
133/141 West 21 Street, Room 101C
Lectures are FREE to the public. CEC's available for ATR-BC's.
This talk is born out of Gemma Burgio's and Valeria Koutmina's collaborative residency at the School of Visual Arts, February-March 2015. The project employed textile arts, mixed media, and written narratives to explore attachment, spontaneity, and empathic resonance. What emerged was a surprising dance between two individuals, a vacillating entity impacted directly by the participation and presence of the artists. Setting out to answer several questions about the nature of collaboration, communication and relationships, the process culminated in an oeuvre of several works which showcased the qualities of our collaborative efforts and the need for presence that was uncovered. Since that time, the work has been dismantled but the dialogue between the artists continues. It too has changed shape as we each hone our craft and develop the process individually. Join us for reflections and reactions to this experience and the applications it may have in individual and group art therapy practices.
Gemma Burgio, ATR-BC, LCAT is an SVA Art Therapy alumna. Following graduation, Gemma worked in the Outpatient Mental Health Clinic at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital and the Comprehensive Adolescent Rehabilitation and Education Service program (CARES), a therapeutic high school within the Mt. Sinai-St. Luke's Hospital system in New York City. Gemma is currently in private practice in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, an Art Therapy consultant at the Freedom Institute, and a candidate at the Center for the Study of Anorexia and Bulimia (2017), within the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy.
Valeria Koutmina, ATR-BC, LCAT is an SVA Art Therapy alumna. Her practice includes working with children, adolescents, and adults with special needs, mental illness, and trauma. Recently, she has introduced elements of dance and play therapies to her repertoire. Valeria's international work includes teaching a workshop in Moscow, Russia, and most recently becoming an ambassador of the Red Pencil Humanitarian Mission which took her to Lebanon.
14. April 1-15
New York Art Therapy Association Exhibition
132 West 21 Street, 5th Floor Project Space
Reception TBA
15. Friday, April 15, 12-3pm
Visiting Artist Workshop: Landscape and Watercolor with Judi Betts
132 West 21 Street, 3rd Floor Studio
16. April 19-29
Boys Hope Girls Hope Exhibition
132 West 21 Street, 5th Floor Project Space
Reception: Wednesday, April 27, 6-8pm
17. Friday, April 22, 9am-3pm
Class of 2016 Thesis Presentations
National Arts Club, 15 Gramercy Park South
RSVP: [email protected]
18. Wednesday, May 18, 10am-2pm
Class of 2016 Commencement
Radio City Music Hall, 1260 Sixth Avenue
Additional events will be added as dates are finalized. For more information about any of these events, please contact [email protected] or 212.592.2610.
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I would like to thank Stolen Soul Photography for these wonderful photos taken during a shoot with Faxen Cosplay at Anime Boston this year~! You are wonderful people. It was such a pleasant experience, one of the best conventions yet!
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I would like a professional translation (Human Translation) of articles from English (Financial Planning Article) to Simplified Chinese (involve financial terms).
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Clang 042, released 2016. Total Time 54:18 Minutes. Recorded in concerts 2004 through 2011. Hans Tammen - Endangered Guitar Solo.
Nachtstück Recordings NR-20, recorded 2015. Michael Lytle - bassclarinet, contra bassclarinet, voice; Erhard Hirt - guitar, electronics; Hans Tammen - buchla
Samadis Records, recorded February 2016, released March 2016. Total time 39 minutes. Saman Samadi - piano, Blaise Siwula - clarinet/altosax, Hans Tammen - buchla.
Clang 034, released 2016. 28 Minutes. Recorded by Lars Graugaard and Hans Tammen, October 22, 2015
Clang 031, recorded April 2006 at Brooklyn College, New York, recording engineer Yonatan Niv, mastering by Paul Geluso. Published on Clang November 2015. All compositions by Hans Tammen. Total Time 44:30
Clang028, released October 2015, total time 51:33. After release "Simulaciones" [clang024] on March 2015, Equipo brings together nine artists from different cities of Europe and America
Clang 026, recorded 2012, released 2015 on Clang. Total Time: 38:39 Minutes. Satoshi Takeishi – percussion; Hans Tammen – endangered guitar, guitar and percussion live sound processing
Cyland Audio Archive CAA#20, curated by Sergey Komarov and Vladislav Dobrovolski.
Nachtmuziek is a compilation dedicated to the visionary Dutch composer Dick Raaymakers.
AHA 1401, recorded 1998, rereleased on Acheulian Handaxe. Total Time: 62 Minutes. Works by Martin Speicher after paintings by sculptor and painter Harald Jegodziensky.


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An award-winning male cheerleader quit the Platte Valley High School squad last week because he could no longer endure constant teasing about his sexuality.
The final straw for Cole Graves was a team picture posted on the Kersey school's Web site with the words "I'M GAY" underneath the two male cheerleaders.
"It's been going on for three or four months now," said the 17-year-old junior. "Now it's posted on the picture on the Internet."
Superintendent Glen McClain was notified of the Web site photo on Monday.
"This is the first time I've seen it," he said. "We don't condone this type of behavior, and I will look into it."
The photo was removed within the hour.
"As soon as we found it, I had the picture pulled," McClain said. "We were able to identify the person responsible for it, and we will take appropriate action. We've contacted the parent with an apology."
Students are allowed to work on the Web site as part of their class, but a teacher oversees the content, McClain said.
"The picture was up one time," he said. "Then, it was taken down and altered and posted again."
Although there aren't any immediate plans for a change in policy, McClain said they'll take a look to see if anything needs to be followed up.
Cole's mother, Kim Albreicht, said about a week ago her son was coming home saying people were calling him names and were starting fights with him because he was a cheerleader.
"I just told him to blow it off. They're just jealous," she said. "I did what every mom would do."
The teasing continued, so he decided to quit the squad. Cole said slurs of being homosexual and harsher words have gotten out of hand that the cheerleaders on the team he once represented are calling him names because he quit the squad. And on Friday, the bullying took a turn for the worse.
"After I got out of wrestling practice, four guys were waiting on the corner to beat me up because they said I was gay," Cole said. "I'm not gay."
Cole said when he first started to get teased, he notified cheer squad coaches, who said they would take care of it. After no results, he said he notified the athletic director, Steve Morgan, who said he would take care of it.
Albreicht said a meeting is planned today with the high school principal to discuss the issue.
Cole said he's not happy with his classmates' behavior and just wants to see it end.
"I don't have any respect for them, that's for sure," he said. "I just want them to stop."
Though the name-calling has worn him down, he said he now has sympathy for others who undergo similar teasing.
"I know I'm not gay," he said. "It's probably harder for a person who is gay and has to be called names. I feel so sorry for them."


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There is a new dirty word in Hong Kong - populist. That's what some are fearfully labelling chief executive-elect Leung Chun-ying. If Leung is indeed a populist, he's not saying. But his words and body language do lend some credence to the label. Why it stokes such unease among some goes to the heart of what we are, or, more precisely, what we think we are.
We are a capitalist society, wholly dependent on business for our survival. That's what has long been drummed into us. Business is what we do best. Politics gets in the way of business. If we just leave businesses alone to do whatever they want, we'll all prosper. That's been our bible.
It worked well at first. Free-wheeling capitalism created not just tycoons on Forbes' lists but also a wealthy middle class and a contented grass-roots class confident of climbing the upward mobility ladder.
But more and more people are now losing faith in the bible. They no longer think it works in today's politicised Hong Kong. It has made the elite wealthier than ever but has shrunk the middle class, enlarged the grass-roots class, stagnated wages at the lower end, and stunted upward mobility. It is no longer able to produce Li Ka-shings.
Leung, a self-made man who climbed the mobility ladder when it was still climbable, stepped into this mix with a new vocabulary and body language. He championed a minimum wage, affordable housing and a fairer share of the city's wealth for the grass roots. Days after his election win, he went further by questioning the merits of big market, small government. That, understandably, made the business elite choke on their champagne and caviar.
The dictionary defines populism as political ideas that represent the wishes of ordinary people, the people against the elite. A populist supports the rights and power of the people. This is alien to Hong Kong's survival bible. Business rules, not the people. Our colonial bosses and the business elite stuck faithfully to that. So did our first two chief executives, Tung Chee-hwa and Donald Tsang Yam-kuen.
Will Leung tear up the bible? If yes, how much of it? He has made it clear that he'll run again in 2017 when universal suffrage kicks in. But that means having to win the votes of the masses, not just those of 1,200 in a small-circle election. To do that, Leung must change the public mindset that our leaders collude with and kowtow to big business. He must show that he dares to confront the tycoons, who have never trusted him anyway.
That means breaking with tradition. It means pandering to the masses for their votes and, if necessary, pitting them against the elite class. US President Barack Obama, in seeking re-election, is doing exactly that now with his call to tax the rich.
But being a populist leader in Hong Kong is at odds with our undemocratic political structure, and it clashes with our political reality that the business sector and bureaucrats define what's best for us.
We've never had a populist leader aside from, to some extent, Chris Patten, the last British governor. That is why suspicion of Leung being a closet populist has so unnerved the elite class.
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