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Inappropriate use of medical services (both underuse and overuse) by physicians is rampant, affecting millions of patients. We know that because some of the nation's leading healthcare quality and safety experts reviewed several large-scale national studies and presented their findings to the President's Advisory Commission on Consumer Protection and Quality in the Health Care Industry, which was formed during President Bill Clinton's administration.
The commission released a report in March, 1998, that stated: "Exhaustive research documents the fact that today, in America, there is no guarantee that any individual will receive high-quality care for any particular health problem. The healthcare industry is plagued with overutilization of services, underutilization of services and errors in healthcare practice." The central problem, as the Rand study had revealed, is clinicians' failure to follow evidence-based best practice guidelines that exist and have been proven to enhance the quality of healthcare delivery.
The commission's report acknowledged that physicians may have difficulty keeping up with an explosive growth in medical research, noting that the number of published randomized, controlled trials had increased from an average of 509 annually between 1975 and 1980 to 8,636 annually from 1993 through 1997. That's just for randomized, controlled trials. Several other types of studies considerably increase the number of annual research articles that physicians must keep up with to be current on scientific research findings. Plus, that was more than ten years ago; the numbers grow more rapidly each year.
From these data, the report concluded that a troubling gap exists between best practices and actual practices and that the likelihood that any particular patient will get the best care possible varies considerably. Translation: physicians aren't following the evidence.
Hospitals are on the hook as well and show wide gaps in their delivery of recommended care. The Leapfrog Group is a consortium of large employers that reports and compares hospital quality-performance data to help companies make healthcare purchasing decisions. (Full disclosure: Sanjaya Kumar is president and CEO of Quantros, the company that hosts the Leapfrog Group's Hospital Safety Survey.) The group tracks more than 1,200 U.S. hospitals that voluntarily report how well they adhere to a variety of evidence-based quality measures that are endorsed by the National Quality Forum (NQF) or are consistent with those of The Joint Commission and the Federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Results from the Leapfrog Group's 2009 hospital survey show that just over half of hospitals meet Leapfrog's quality standard for heart-bypass surgery; under half meet its standard for heart angioplasty; and under half of hospitals meet Leapfrog's quality standards for six common procedures, including high-risk surgery, heart-valve replacement and high-risk deliveries, even though nationally accepted scientific guidelines for these procedures exist and have been proven to save lives.
It's disturbingly clear from these studies that too many physicians and hospitals are not applying known, evidence-based and available guidelines for quality practice. Physicians are either ignoring or unaware of much better ways to treat their patients.
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Failing to follow existing guidelines is only part of what makes so much of medical practice "unscientific." Another key reason is that there are so few solid, actionable scientific guidelines to begin with, and those that are available cover a relatively small slice of clinical care.
Part of the problem is that science, technology and culture are all moving targets. Today's dogma is tomorrow's folly, and vice versa. Many examples show that what physicians once accepted as truth has been totally debunked. Twenty years ago, for instance, physicians believed that lytic therapy for post-myocardial infarction would prolong a heart attack. The therapy involves clot-busting medication given to heart-attack patients. Today it is standard practice. Angioplasty and intracoronarylysis of clots are other examples. Years ago, surgery for benign prostatic hypertrophy (enlarged prostate) was one of the top DRGs (illnesses billed by hospitals) under Medicare. Today, we do far fewer of these procedures because of new drugs.
The public has little idea that physicians are playing a sophisticated guessing game every single day. That is a scary thought. We hope that one day we'll look back, for example, on cancer chemotherapy the same way we look back at the use of leeches, cupping and bloodletting.
Another part of the problem is that clinical knowledge generated by randomized, controlled trials takes far longer to reach the front lines of medical care than most people realize. Turning basic scientific discoveries into innovative therapies—from "laboratory bench to bedside"—takes up to 17 years. Existing scientific literature is being added to and undergoing overhaul every two years, which adds to the knowledge gap at the bedside.
Time lag notwithstanding, thousands of research articles are published every year, which presents a different challenge to delivering care based on the strongest evidence. Physicians can't always keep up with the volume of knowledge to be reviewed and put into practice, and those who don't provide poorer quality care. Medical advances occur frequently, and detailed knowledge quickly goes out of date.
Here's a counterintuitive consequence: the more years of practice experience a physician has, the more out-of-date his or her practice patterns may be. Research has documented this phenomenon of decreasing quality of clinical performance with increasing years in practice. Although we generally assume that the knowledge and skills that physicians accumulate during years of practice lead to superior clinical abilities, those physicians may paradoxically be less likely to provide what the latest scientific evidence says is appropriate care! It's all about the evidence and keeping up with it.
But just how comprehensive is the available scientific evidence for effective clinical practices? It is slimmer than most people think. Slice a pie into five pieces, and remove one piece. That slice represents the roughly 20 percent of clinical-care practices for which solid randomized, controlled trial evidence exists. The remaining four-fifths represent medical care delivered based upon a combination of less reliable studies, unsystematic observation, informed guesswork and conformity to prevailing treatments and procedures used by most other clinicians in a local community.
To illustrate how little scientific evidence often exists to justify well-established medical treatments, David Eddy researched the scientific evidence underlying a standard and widely used glaucoma treatment designed to lower pressure in the eyeball. He searched published medical reports back to 1906 and could not find one randomized, controlled trial of the treatment. That was despite decade after decade of confident statements about it in textbooks and medical journals, statements which Eddy found had simply been handed down from generation to generation. The kicker was that the treatment was harmful to patients, actually causing more cases of blindness rather than fewer.
Similar evidence deficits exist for other common medical practices, including colorectal screening with regular fecal-occult-blood tests and sigmoidoscopy; annual chest x-rays; surgery for enlarged prostates; bone-marrow transplants for breast cancer; and common approaches to pain control, depression, immunizations, cancer screening, alcohol and drug abuse, smoking and functional disabilities. The problem is rampant across medicine; a huge amount of what physicians do lacks a solid base of scientific evidence.


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Pleading for the preservation of California's wilderness, California Governor Frank F. Merriman addressed a convention of some 70 California newspaper publishers at Johnsville Saturday night as the guest of the annual Plumas County visit of the California Newspaper Publishers Association. The week-long convention included a Governor's dinner at Bucks Lake Friday night and a Governor's trout breakfast Sunday morning.
The Plumas County visit of members of the California Newspaper Publishers Association will attract prominent state officials and outstanding newspaper publishers to be held over the weekend at the Canyon Inn in Johnsville, the fabulous summer resort. California Governor Frank P. Merriman will be in attendance at the Governor's party to be held at Bucks Lake Lodge Friday night. The CNPA consists of 414 newspapers throughout California.
The Beckwourth Memorial monument will be dedicated at Beckwourth Pass this Sunday by the Las Plumas Chapter of the Daughters of the Golden West of Portola. Beckwourth was an Indian scout who discovered the low pass through the Sierra Nevada mountains in 1851. He was employed by the city of Marysville to build a trail from Sierra Valley to Marysville by way of Mohawk, American Valley and Bucks Ranch. He owned a trading post in Sierra Valley, the building now used as a dairy house on the Guido Ramelli Ranch located two miles east of Beckwourth.
Thirty acts form all parts of the Feather River Wonderland competed in the second annual Plumas County Amateur Hour. Sponsored by the Plumas County Chamber of Commerce, first place was won by Elsie Rice Gilbert of Twain. She won an airplane trip to San Francisco to attend the Golden Gate bridge Fiesta. Her three-day stay in San Francisco will give her the opportunity to deliver a message that the new $8,000,000 Feather River Highway is soon to be opened into California's premier vacation county. Cash prizes of $20.00, $12.50, $5.00 and $2.00 were also awarded.
One hundred ageratum bedding plants, the fast growing annual, were planted in the memorial plot in front of the Plumas County courthouse this week. The plot belongs to the American Legion Auxiliary.
The secretary of the Plumas County Chamber of Commerce Earl McDaniel, 67, died suddenly but the chamber-sponsored second annual amateur hour show that he had worked on with great vigor, will go on.
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Back to TopLa Riviera Commons Apartments. Next to the banks of the American River, La Riviera Commons prides itself on landscaping that differs from any you have seen before. Large sliding glass doors adjacent to each apartment's living room allows one to enjoy the lush greenery of La Riviera Commons. Once inside these spacious apartments residents have the luxury of vaulted ceilings, wall-to-wall carpeting, and private patios or balconies with storage areas. If you love water sports, La Riviera Commons provides a direct access to the American River and the adjacent bike trail. You can fish, canoe, or enjoy cycling and jogging along the bike trail year-round. You can also take to the pool for a refreshing swim or unwind in the spa. For the athletic type, La Riviera Commons offers a full range of facilities; play a set of tennis on one of the two lighted courts. La Riviera Commons... we designed it with our residents in mind.
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Finding The Healing Potential In Holidays: Unexpected Ways
If you were a bit thrown to learn that Thanksgiving was on for this Thursday and that the Holidays were closing in fast – you were not alone.
Given the unprecedented destruction and aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, the continued sacrifices of our military, the escalation of international strife, the threatened fiscal cliff and the personal storms most people face, it has been difficult enough to negotiate daily life- much less, think about the holidays.
Do We Really Need The Holidays Now?
Yes. We need the holidays because if we can look past the details and avoid getting trapped in expectations, holidays hold great healing potential. In ways we hardly expect, they provide many of the ingredients recognized as essential to the stages of healing and recovery after traumatic events.
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We know that in the aftermath of trauma and disaster, people are most comforted and stabilized by familiar networks of support. The Holidays provide this.
- In the case of survivors of Hurricane Sandy, we know that families embraced each other and gathered together earlier than expected and may stay together longer than planned. For them, as well as for other familiar networks be they a military unit, a medical staff, evacuees at a shelter or a few students far from home, a Thanksgiving dinner has the potential to stop the clock, take them off task and offer physical and emotional sustenance.
- No matter how many hours they have worked, cried or served together, to stop and gather with the mutual goal of celebrating and giving thanks reduces the isolation and alienation inherent in the challenges they face. The shared experience adds to their cohesion and the sense of being held together. When the festivity ends – the benefits and memories do not.
- Food plays a major role in holidays. As such it is as emotionally healing as it is physically gratifying. Emotionally charged events, be they wonderful or traumatic, are remembered and encoded in the senses – the body remembers. As such, food is evocative of powerful memories. While it may seem small, the long awaited fragrance …


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LA Game Space Kickstarter bundle now available for general purchase
Those who missed out on the LA Game Space Kickstarter can now pick up the bundle of games backers received. The Experimental Game Pack is available for $15 – the same price as during the crowdfunding campaign. A trailer through the break shows off the games on offer, which include new titles from Katamari Damacy designer Keita Takahashi, Adventure Time creator Pendleton Ward, QWOP developer Bennett Foddy and many more; all the details, including platform information, are available here.
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Perfect Stride trailer gives a glimpse of LA Game Space exclusive title
Take a look at Perfect Stride, a skating game with "hella hard" controls inspired by old school FPS skills like Quake jumping, Tribes skiing and Counter-strike surfing.
Tue, Dec 04, 2012 | 05:50 GMT
LA Game Space successfully funded
The LA Game Space, a proposed not-for-profit centre combining an exhibition space and research center, has reached its Kickstarter funding target of $250,000 with three days left on the clock. No stretch goals have been announced – it's probably not that kinds of project – but if you haven't contributed it's worth checking out, because backers of $15 or more receive a bundle of 30 indie games, most of which have never been seen before and some of which are exclusive, like Katamari Damacy creator Keita Takahashi's latest game.
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LA Game Space Kickstarter inches closer to funding goal with seven days left
The LA Game Space Kickstarter has seven days left, and the folks behind the incentive have added new high tier updates for the $3,000 to $10,000 range.
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LA Game Space Kickstarter offers 30 games for $15
You can get your paws on 30 indie games, including the latest from Katamari Damacy creator Keita Takahashi, for as little as $15, while helping to fund a new development environment in Los Angeles.


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The Venue BLG Burst Laser is a compact, high impact green diffusion gradient laser that adds energy to any light show by projecting sound-activated patterns on a wall, floor, or ceiling. Includes seven user-interchangeable gobos including: bursts, smiley faces, skulls, stars, hearts, and more. The Venue BLG laser operates in static, sound active, and auto modes with speed control and includes a C-clamp and a mounting base. The lightweight and compact laser light is perfect for DJs, small clubs, and mobile use. Use it with or without fog to create a stunning galaxy effect.
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Daon technology platform support authentication of Japanese e-Passport holders, foreign travelers and registered travelers entering and exiting the country.
In November 2007, Daon, working with Prime Contractor NEC, deployed into operation a national multi-biometric border management system across 34 Airports and Seaports in Japan. The Ministry of Justice (MOJ) Automatic Border Clearance and Registered Traveler / e-Gate Programs were built on a common Daon technology platform to support authentication of foreign travelers and Japanese registered travelers entering and exiting the country. Daon provided an end-to-end off-the-shelf software solution that integrated e-Gates, capture devices, cameras, NEC Facial Recognition and NEC AFIS systems.
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Iowa's Drug Policy Coordinator is calling on the newest class of Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) students to remember lessons learned.
"Resisting drugs in high school and beyond is just as important as saying no to drugs while in middle school," said Gary Kendell, speaking to an assembly of central Iowa students celebrating DARE Day at Roland-Story Middle School on Thursday. "Students who continue making positive choices, such as remaining drug-free, are more likely to have brighter and safer futures."
DARE is a national youth drug prevention program, in which law enforcement officers teach students how to resist drugs and make healthy decisions. It is one of several youth drug prevention programs offered in Iowa communities.
"Thanks to educators and officers working together, the DARE program has contributed to Iowa having one of the lowest rates of youth drug use in the nation," said Kendell, as he presented an Iowa DARE Day proclamation from Governor Culver.
The DARE curriculum helps students build self esteem, manage stress, evaluate risk-taking behavior, resist negative peer and gang pressures, and apply decision making skills without resorting to drug use. The program also builds stronger relationships between youth and law enforcement.
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"The Internet will impact the lives of all patients young and old. Older and mature patients are no exception to this information explosion." — Dr. Takahashi
Dr. Paul Yoshio Takahashi works with elderly patients as a member of the geriatric consultative group at Mayo Clinic. He works in all medical settings, including the outpatient clinic, the nursing home and occasionally the patient's home. He is especially interested in strategies for successful aging, preventing elder abuse and mistreatment, home telemonitoring, frailty, and cognitive screening in elderly patients.
Dr. Takahashi is a consultant in the Division of Primary Care Internal Medicine at Mayo Clinic. He is an associate professor of medicine at College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic, and a fellow of the American College of Physicians. He had a fellowship in geriatric medicine at Mayo Graduate School of Medicine from 1997 to 1998.
Dr. Takahashi cares for all of a patient's acute needs and chronic problems and focuses on specialty issues such as memory problems, safety in the home, healthy aging, proper medications and end-of-life concerns.
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High-frequency hearing loss: Can hearing aids help?
Years ago, I was diagnosed with high-frequency hearing loss and told that hearing aids probably wouldn't help. With all the new technology in hearing aids, am I a candidate now?
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Yes. In recent years, hearing aid manufacturers have made great strides in developing hearing aids that are more effective for all types of hearing loss — including high-frequency hearing loss.
The advent of digital technology has resulted in significant hearing aid improvements. Other types of hearing aids now also work well for high-frequency hearing loss.
- Digital hearing aids can be adjusted to match an individual's unique hearing loss. With digital hearing aids, a computer chip converts incoming sounds into digital code and then analyzes and adjusts the signal based on your specific needs as revealed by your hearing test. The signals are then converted back into sound waves and delivered to your ears. The result is sound that's more finely tuned to your hearing loss.
- Open-fit hearing aids — which leave your ear canal at least partially open — have become popular for high-frequency hearing loss. Open-fit hearing aids allow low- and mid-frequency sounds into the ear normally, so that only high-frequency sounds are amplified.
To find the best hearing aid for your situation, make an appointment with an audiologist to have your hearing tested and to discuss your specific needs. Together, you can decide which features will be most helpful for your hearing loss.
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damonjackson_spl wrote:Great sounding product but the most important aspect that seems to be missed is the price. Your volume could exponentially grow to massive production if you made a product better than cyclone but not as exxy as ecospeed or ego.
Still seems like a boutique type drive, need something around $800-$1000
With lower power can't you go cheaper and smaller belts?
The problem is the very high parts count. The price of the actual drive system would not be very high. However, this system requires the drive system (100% custom parts, pulleys, torque limiter, etc, nothing off the shelf), a complete freewheeling crank with high quality freewheel and bottom bracket, second support bearing with chainring and bearing adaptor (again, custom made), frame mounts (many parts, all custom), a new motor, and a controller.
The drive will, indeed, be sexy looking. It does not take much extra time or money (almost no extra time or money) to make the system sexy looking. I have CNC machined aluminum pulleys that are wiffled with many holes and the drive is machined in a very visually appealing way.
I will have over $1,000 invested in each drive out ot my own pocket, not including the huge amount of time designing, programming, and debugging the system. Beyond that, the only way I can get my cost that low is to purchase 20 of most of the parts at a time.
The belt cost is not the main money draw. It is sheer parts count. A freewheeling crank drive system can, indeed, be made cheaper than this. However, this system is meant to be very light weight, and high quality as well as relatively quiet. Cyclone systems are innexpensive, but heavy, noisey and look like a hammer. No problem for most buyers. They fill a niche that is very large. Eco-Speed stuff is high quality, but honestly (and I am sorry to sound as though I am bashing any products) I am sorry they are CRAZY overpriced! They are, also, HUGE and use #25 pitch chains. If Eco-Speed drives were 1/2 their price, I would still find them expensive for what you get.
Lastly, as huge market is not always a good thing. This is where Eco-Speed really has it figured out. The high-end decreases overall numbers substancially, but increases profit margins. This drasticaly reduces customer support. If you sell 1,000 systems to beginners who only have a few hundred bucks to spend, you will have low profits per sale and high customer/product support. However, if you sell a hundred systems at $1,000+, your profit margine is higher per sale and customer support that is required is far lower. That means that any customer question or issue that arises can be given far more attention.
I have plenty of people willing to invest in this. I have not taken them up on it because that puts a strain on a business (many times it does), and I know I can do this without them. I am ordering enough parts to build 20 systems (some parts I can buy one at a time if I need to at no additional cost, but not the machined parts). As those sell, I will presell more kits with a modest wait time. The deposits on that second batch of drives will be used to fund the second run of parts. This is how I have funded my previous kits for both bicycles and RC helis. It works well as the deposit guarantees order volume (gives me exact numbers to work with), gives some up front capitol without a "Payback" debt, and allows me to order larger volumes of parts each time I reorder.
What I am doing, also, is constantly scanning the web looking for other motor options, controllers, etc.
Lastly, the best business model for building a company without capitol is to apeal to the high-end first, then cust costs once products are selling well. I may, indeed, look at a less costly system after this one. However, the only way to do that is to reduce parts count. That requires a direct drive (no primary belt reduction from motor to jackshaft). That means a larger far lower KV motor. That, in turn, means less power per pound. See the delema?
I am working on making the best that is not for only the ultra wealthy. Yes this system is for those who have at least a small amount of means. The being said, it could be priced nearly twice this high, make me a FORTUNE and still sell in limited quantities.
I hear ya. I would love the price to be below $1,000. I am working on cost cutting the best I can without sacrificing quality.


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Pregnant Teen Foregoes Cancer Treatment, Sacrifices Life to Save Baby
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Pro-Life Nurses Win Over Hospital Abortion-Assistance Requirements
A New Jersey hospital that performs abortions has promised a dozen of its pro-life nurses that they will not be required to assist in the murderous procedure. With the assistance of the Alliance Defense Fund, a conservative legal advocacy group, the 12 nurses had earlier filed suit against the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ) after its hospital had tried to force the nurses to help with abortion cases, a violation of both state and federal laws.
Pew Study Shows U.S. Marriages at an All-Time Low
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Louisiana Girl Scout Leaders Disband Troops Over Gender Confusion Issue
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Geraldine "Gerry" Moller, 87, Poplar, Wis., died Sunday, Jan. 13, 2013, at Middle River Health and Rehabilitation Center. She was born on Aug. 29, 1925, in Superior.
Geraldine "Gerry" Moller, 87, Poplar, Wis., died Sunday, Jan. 13, 2013, at Middle River Health and Rehabilitation Center. She was born on Aug. 29, 1925, in Superior.
She graduated from the former Central High School.
She was a member of Peace Lutheran Church and the Rockmont Homemakers Club.
Gerry had been employed in the activities department at Middle River Health and Rehabilitation Center for over 20 years.
She had been a foster parent in the area to many children over the years.
She raised and loved many poodles and Maltese puppies. She enjoyed cooking, baking, making rugs and playing the accordion and piano.
She is survived by four daughters, Susan Bax, Danbury, Wis., Mary Larson, Poplar, Kay (John) Mattson, Lake Nebagamon, Deborah (Jamie) Androsky, Poplar; four sons, Fred (Karen) Moller, Port North, Ala., Dan Moller, Poplar, David (Lynda) Moller, Hawthorne, Scott Moller, Rhinelander, Wis.; four sisters-in-law, June Brown, Nancy Sandoz, Lillian Berg and Jackie Peterson, 21 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband Walter in 2011; and infant son, Christopher; three sisters, Dorothy Rodell, Fran Starstead and Ell Schold and two brothers, Bill and Curtis Peterson.
Visitation will begin at 10:30 a.m. and will continue until the 12:30 p.m. funeral service on Friday, Jan. 18, at Peace Lutheran Church in Poplar, with Rev. Greg Gullicksrud, officiating.
Burial will be in Parkview Cemetery, Hawthorne.
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Mr. Miller, having been informed that the bill was in the interest of gas manufacturers and to crush out the manufacturers and venders of what is called sunlight oil, which has come into very general use in many places, and has the certificate of Dr. Brown, an eminent chemist of this city, that it does not emit an explosive gas by the burning. He was at first in favor of the bill, till he learned that it might interfere with legitimate trade. So he should oppose it, notwithstanding what is claimed by its friends, that it is a copy of the Ohio law.
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- 2 cups all-purpose flour
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- 1 cup frozen corn
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- On a lightly floured surface, roll dough to 1/8-in. thickness. Using a floured 2-1/2-in. heart-shaped or round cutter, cut 18 shapes. Place 1 in. apart on ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 425° for 8-11 minutes or until golden brown. Cool on a wire rack.
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A A+F Facilities: I have only been on campus to enroll but it is gorgeous! Right next to the water and every building is on campus is beautiful inside and out.
A A+F Off-Campus Dining: Beverly Massachusetts is one of my favorite towns! Being located right outside of Boston of course the quick train ride is always available but the town pretty much has all you can need and want with student discounts all over!
B A+F Campus Housing: As a grad student, I was not interested in campus housing. I actually lived in another state when I began my degree here.
Campus Dining: I have never ate on campus. I am unable to review this topic.
A A+F Academics: This goes back to my review a couple steps ago. My major and program gives me the ultimate flexibility while still taking so much away from each course. My curriculum is outstanding even though it is all online and the workload seems to be pretty hefty at times but with the convenient schedule of the courses, there are no reasons not to be able to fulfill all requirements.
A A+F Academics: I found Endicott College only for their MBA online program so that is all I can review. However the faculty working with the registration process, financial aid, and all of my teachers I would give the top rating.
B A+F Diversity: The MBA program I am enrolled in is all online so therefore ethnic, racial, religion and sexual orientation is really something unknown. However most students are higher up in their fields getting their degrees paid for by the company or straight out of their undergraduate degree like me striving to be in their same position. Political beliefs are definitely diverse as it has been a topic in different discussion boards but the acceptance over all of the topics mentioned I would give 5 stars for the students and faculty at Endicott.
A A+F Overall Experience: Endicott's Graduate program has been so convenient. While working two full time jobs to get my career started and make ends meet, I still wanted my Master's degree. With Endicott's MBA program, most students are in the same position as me with busy careers and/or families. Classes are only 6 weeks with weekly due dates so you have a flexible schedule. All teachers have been very quick with their responses when help was needed, and so much has been taken away from each and every class so far!
A A+F Facilities: The campus is constantly improving and becoming better and better for the students. Beautiful campus.
C A+F Greek Life: There are no fraternities or sororities on our campus.
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RHOSYMEDREComposer: John David Edwards (1840)Published in 43 hymnals Printable scores: PDF, Sibelius Audio files: MIDI |
Composer: | John David Edwards (1840) |
Meter: | 22.214.171.124.8.8.8 |
Incipit: | 51122 31443 21511 |
Key: | F Major |
My song is love unknown,
My Savior's love to me;
Love to the loveless shown,
That they might lovely be.
O who am I, that for my sake
My Lord should take, frail flesh and die?
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John David Edwards (b. Penderlwyngoch, Cardiganshire, Wales, 1805; d. Llanddoget, Denbighshire, North Wales, 1885) was educated at Jesus College, Oxford, England, and ordained an Anglican priest in 1833. He served parishes in Rhosymedre and Llanddoget and published a collection of hymn tunes, Original Sacred Music (2 vols., 1836, 1843), for use in Anglican churches in Wales.
RHOSYMEDRE was published in the 1836 collection. The tune's title is derived from the Welsh parish where Edwards was pastor for some years after 1843. In Wales this tune is associated with Easter and is thought of as a jubilant hymn tune. Outside of Wales, however, it often receives a more devotional treatment.
RHOSYMEDRE is characterized by mainly stepwise motion and by repeated tones. It is a bar form tune (AAB). Sing this fine harmonization in parts. Use firm accompaniment, and play at a moderate pace.
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