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Mobile phones are key to Stockholm's innovative system for saving cardiac arrest victims by adding ordinary citizens to the emergency-response mix.
While spending time in Stockholm recently, I read an amazing, inspiring article in Sweden's leading newspaper, Dagens Nyheter, about an app that teams the public with health professionals to save the lives of people who fall victim to sudden cardiac arrest.
When a person goes into cardiac arrest, the survival rate decreases by 10 percent for each minute the person is not treated. Statistically, most cases of arrest occur in crowded places.
The cardiac arrest team at Sodersjukhuset, one of Stockholm's largest hospitals, decided to get the public involved in treating these cases. Volunteers can get trained in quick interventions for cardiac arrest (they sign up for training online). Once trained, volunteers are tied into the city's GIS-based system that alerts police, fire and ambulance units about the presence of any nearby cardiac arrest patient.
What this system does is include the real-time locations of all volunteers, based on information from their smart phones, so that the volunteer nearest to where the cardiac arrest occurs is also informed, by text message, of the victim's location. Because help can come from nearby volunteers as well as from police or emergency responders who might be farther away, it becomes more likely that the victim will be reached in time.
Ten years ago, Stockholm's survival rate for cardiac arrest patients was 3 percent. Last year, it was up to 10.9 percent.
The system is an example of the public/private cooperation of the future. A government-run alarm system is at the core, along with government police and firefighters, but individual members of the public have the opportunity -- in a very dramatic way -- to participate directly in a public purpose.
The idea came from doctors at the government-run hospital, and developing the system (and training volunteers) is supported by the Stockholm County Council (which runs the health care system), the Swedish Heart-Lung Foundation (a private charity) and companies that manufacture heart-restarter machines.
A huge-hats off to Dr. Marten Rosenqvist of Sodersjukhuset, one of the leaders who developed this idea. He will never need to wonder what he accomplished in his life.
And for the rest of us, the challenge is to develop more approaches that use government resources in combination with individual or private-organization initiatives. I will be writing about both the potentials and the pitfalls of public/private partnerships in some upcoming posts.
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Grade One Music Theory - Lesson 4: Times Names of Notes - from Semiquavers to Semibreves
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Note Shapes
To show how long notes should be held for, we draw them with different shapes.
Most notes are made up of a notehead and a stem (apart from semibreves, which have no stem).
The most basic and most common length of note is the crotchet, which looks like this:
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It's a black note-head on a basic stem, (or stick).
A crotchet usually represents one beat.
As musicians, we can decide for ourselves exactly how long a beat should be, but a common duration for a crotchet is about one second.
Here are 4 crotchet Ds.
Notes which are twice as fast as crotchets are called quavers. They look like this:
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Notice that although the quaver has a black note-head like the crotchet, it also has a small tail on the right side of its stem.
Here are 8 quavers, F sharps and Gs.
(To find out why there is only one sharp symbol, read Lesson 3 – Accidentals, and to find out how to group these notes with beams, read Lesson 7 – Beaming)
A quaver represents half a beat.
Listen to the crotchets and quavers together:
Minims are twice as long as crotchets, or if you prefer, minims last for 2 beats.
Minims look like this:
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Notice that minims look like crotchets, but their heads are white, not black.
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Listen to the crotchets, quavers and minims together:
Semibreves are twice as long as minims, or if you prefer, semibreves last for 4 beats. Semibreves look like this:
Because semibreves don't have stems, there's only one way to draw them.
Here is a semibreve D in the bass clef:
Listent to the crotchets, minims, quavers and semibreves together:
Semiquavers are twice as fast as quavers, or 4 times faster than crotchets. Four semiquavers take up the same amount of time as 1 crotchet. So, a semiquaver is equal to a quarter (fourth) of a beat.
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Semiquavers look like quavers, but they have two tails where quavers have one.
Here are some semiquavers in action:
And here is the finished product - from semibreves to semiquavers!
Why are Semibreves called Semibreves?
There is another note, called a breve, which is worth two semibreves. Breves aren't used very much these days, so you don't need to know about them for your grade one music theory exam. A long time ago, breves and semibreves were quite short notes. Over time, they have become longer and longer, and so today we think of semibreves as very long notes, but it wasn't always the case!


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With Election Day fast approaching I wanted everyone to know about one of the new candidates running for Glen Cove City Council, Dr. Eve Lupenko. She is running with Mayor Suozzi and his City Council team.
Now, I like her because she will bring fresh new ideas to support our mayor and the city. She is a local dermatologist in Nassau County with a practice in Garden City. She sits on numerous boards in Glen Cove and is currently a member of the CDA ( Community Development Agency) in Glen Cove and sits on the board for the Glen Cove Community Scholarship Fund.
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5. I know many of us are also thinking about another anniversary approaching, that of Hurricane Sandy.
For many of us the memories are difficult ones. All the preparation before the storm, the day of the storm, and the awful aftermath. Downed trees, flooded basements, no power, no gas.
My husband and I agree with Linda Darby in her letter stating that Glen Cove deserves a thriving downtown (letter October 3, Glen Cove Record Pilot). She wrote priorities have been: "to court the developers of high-density residential projects throughout our city, leaving little effort or "political will" to concentrate on our downtown, thereby ignoring small businesses."
It is time for a change. We endorse Team Spinello: Reggie Spinello for Mayor and the City Council Candidates running on his ticket, Hon. Anthony Gallo Jr., Pamela D. Panzenbeck, Efraim Spagnoletti, Linda A. Darby, Charles A. Bozzello, Jr. and Kristina Hauser. We believe Reggie Spinello, as mayor, and his team, have a plan for a better Glen Cove.
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Thank you for responding to our invitation to join us at the Senior Center Conversation and Discussion group last Friday. During our conversations, topics came up for which we have no answers. Yes, we read about them in the local newspapers, or hear things by word of mouth, but they do not give us the information we are looking for.
Although you are very busy, you took the time to be there for us. Of course one of the topics which usually comes up each week lately is the Glen Cove Hospital. You discussed this in great depth and helped us to understand the situation better. Not that our frustration was completely taken away, but we do understand it better. That also goes for the topic of the movie theater in Glen Cove, which has raised many questions such as, why is it taking so long for it to reopen?
It is devastating news for all of us that there will be downsizing at Glen Cove Hospital, but those who are blaming this downsizing on the lawsuit filed by our city that alleges the dumping of Freon by the hospital, are misinformed and incorrect with their accusations.
There is absolutely no correlation between the litigation claiming contamination of the Seaman Road well and the service changes at Glen Cove Hospital.
Is threatening a lawsuit the new way of responding to a legitimate issue? We have two examples of such threats in response to questions to which on their face seem to have merit.
The Nassau County Comptroller, Mr. Maragos, apparently successfully placed $88 million of 2012 debt into the 2013 ledger so he could show a surplus for 2012. Mr. Howard Weitzman has pointed out that this is a questionable accounting practice and Mr. Maragos's answer was to threaten to sue Mr. Weitzman.
Two months ago the vote to sell the property known as Pascucci Soccer Field was tabled. At this time it appears the deal is dead and the proposed buyer has moved on.
Before closing the file I reviewed Exhibit A of the contract (The Property) which lists all of parcels 1091, 1092 and 1093 and a portion of Parcel 611 which are shown as "Subject Site" on the map which is commonly known as the Soccer Field Property off Glen Street.
I have read Nassau County Comptroller George Maragos' County Financial Report Card and also his challenger's response. There are a few things I find troubling. Mr. Weitzman, the former comptroller who was defeated by Mr. Maragos four years ago, states that the Nassau Interim Finance Authority has "impose[d] tough oversight on the county's finances." To my knowledge, the county has been under NIFA's scrutiny since its inception in 2000, long before Mr. Maragos took office and during the time of his predecessor's two terms. I also read that in November 2012, NIFA approved the county's 2013-2016 multi-year financial plan (subject to certain conditions). I would say that NIFA's scrutiny acknowledges a stable fiscal state at worst. Add to that the fact that on Mr. Maragos' watch, he and County Executive Ed Mangano have been able to not raise property taxes at all. They must be keeping a close eye on taxpayers' money and reducing expenses.
As a Member of Congress who represents a large population of Americans of Indian descent, I am deeply troubled by the outrageous remarks aimed at the winner of the 2013 Miss America Pageant and a fellow New Yorker, Nina Davuluri. Ms. Davuluri embodies the American dream—the daughter of immigrants who graduated from a prestigious university and plans to pursue a medical degree. She is American in the truest sense, and the fact that this would be questioned is despicable.
Throughout Long Island, many communities are actively working to restore their downtowns. The goal of this revitalization is to improve the livability and quality of life in the community by expanding and attracting employment, shopping and social activities.
Revitalization improves the image of the downtown, offers residents a real sense of place, encourages historic preservation and provides more retail options, services and employment opportunities. This in turn will serve to prevent blight and abandonment, increase safety in our community, grow our tax base and help our community become more financially stable. Revitalization is a long-term plan of action that would tap into tourism, refine and expand our cultural base and promote the downtown as a destination location.
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Alan Hollinghurst is sixty today.
I was rather a goody-goody as a child. I hated the idea of being in the wrong and dreaded being punished. Everyone at my prep school was being beaten by the headmaster with the back of a hairbrush round the clock, and I was keen to avoid that. It was only later on I discovered that you could be naughty and get away with it.
What were you reading at that age?
There was a bizarre library at the school that had a lot of old-fashioned children's adventure books by G. A. Henty and R. M. Ballantyne. I got very involved with Rider Haggard—I still have the tie-in paperback for the film of She with a picture of Ursula Andress on the front, "the most beautiful woman in the world." I also became an avid collector of a series called The Pan Book of Horror Stories, edited by Herbert Van Thal. I still have these as well, and the gruesome covers take me back—the whole atmosphere of the school suddenly closes in on me when I look at them.
In my school reports, one of the masters was worried about this "macabre reading," but by the following year, I had discovered Tolkien, with whom I became totally obsessed. I read The Lord of the Rings over and over. I made charts of the kings of Rohan and so on. I used to write letters to my friends in dwarfish runes. The English master took a dim view of this and made me read Barchester Towers as an antidote, when all I wanted to do was to get back to Bilbo Baggins's eleventy-first birthday party for the seventh time. I've never been able to read Trollope since.
—Alan Hollinghurst, the Art of Fiction No. 214
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May 22, 2014 | by Sadie Stein
Back in the day when video stores existed and I used to patronize them regularly, I depended particularly upon the judgment of a cinephile clerk named Will. One day, I went into his Brooklyn store and found someone different behind the counter.
I explained to him what I was looking for: A creepy psychological thriller/horror movie along the lines of Don't Look Now, The Innocents, the original Wicker Man, Haunting of Hill House, Burnt Offerings, or Audrey Rose. (I added that, despite its mediocrity, there were things I liked about Skeleton Key.) In short, I tend to like a not-too-silly movie dealing with ghosts and the occult. I am especially drawn to those set in the 1970s, in which everyone is seemingly punished for the naivete of belonging to a happy family (just as a decade later one would be punished for being a teen girl). Catholic clergy is a plus. Hammer horror, serial killers, vampires, zombies, malevolent animals, and monsters of other kinds need not apply.
We discussed this earnestly for some time and he determined that I must rent the 1981 version of The Black Cat, loosely based on the eponymous Poe story. As he seemed to understand exactly what I was looking for, I was very excited and set aside a whole evening for viewing. Read More »
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December 21, 2012 | by Dave Tompkins
What's Christmas without some ancient demons embedded in the chimney? On the evening of December 25, 1972, BBC viewers celebrated the birth of Christ by being scared to death. They learned that their homes could be resonating with discarnate traumas absorbed over centuries, that the limestone walls have been listening, recording, and screaming—and that the ghost of Christmas past had been using their minds as its personal VCR. Scripted by Nigel Kneale, The Stone Tape is about a British electronics company who's in a race to beat Japan to a super washing machine and a groundbreaking recording medium based on the "magnetic susceptibility" of certain minerals and their capacity to retain terrible memories. Holed up in a Victorian mansion, the team of bickering scientists working for Ryan Electronics would discover that haunting was a new form of playback. Merry Christmas.
Kneale had grown up on the Isle of Man, home to a mongoose named Gef who could prove his own existence in six different languages, including Russian and Arabic. Kneale's imagination flourished in television, a medium with a reputation for killing souls. His teleplays seemed intent on trying to out-weird each other: a taxidermist gets stuffed by a pond of vengeful toads; a man is choked to death by his own bike wreckage; a porn cinema is haunted by dolphins. He also gave us titles like "Vegetable Village," "Clog-Dance for a Dead Farce," and "The Big Big Giggle." One of my favorite Kneale shows involves a frumpy supermarket cashier who enlists the store mascot—a woodchuck called Briteway Billy—to wage telekinetic war against her tyrant boss, pummeling him to death with nonperishable canned goods. How many soup cans can a supermarket woodchuck ghost hurl?
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The Invisible Man, neat freak by design, was known to fuss over the grit beneath his fingernails. According to British horror historian Denis Gifford, dirt threatened transparency. In A Pictorial History of Horror Movies, Gifford sees "a pair of disembodied trousers skipping down the lane to 'Here We Come Gathering Nuts in May.'" The hands are clean.
For Gifford, the devil was in the details, if not in all of us: "We who came to stare only see ourselves." Or through ourselves. He notes the shabbiness of Mr. Hyde's tailcoat, and the yak-hair transplants on the Wolfman's face. Also important: "a sinister sofa," controlled by an underground switchboard operated by a man in a wig. And Frankenstein's homunculus, taken out by a falling crossbeam no fewer than four times in his film career.
These images were filtered through words I'd just discovered. Until last week, I had never actually read the most important book of my childhood. The text had gone unseen. My mother had given A Pictorial History of Horror Movies to my brothers as a Christmas gift in 1973. She still cheerily refers to it as "that book with the girl with the hatchet in her head." I was forbidden to read it but was never told I couldn't look at it. Read More »


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By mark d
Jun 23, 2008
|The primary route developers at Ozone are in the process of drafting a guidebook which will likely be available by late summer or early fall 2008. The guidebook will initially be printed as a limited edition of 300 copies with ALL profit going toward medical expenses for one of the route developers and his family.
By mark d
Aug 20, 2008
Guidebook Release Party and Fund-Raiser for Kevin Rauch
What: A celebration and release of limited edition guidebooks for the Ozone climbing crag to help raise money for Kevin Rauch and his family.
Where: The Lucky Lab Beer Hall, 1945 NW Quimby Street, Portland.
When: 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2008.
Featuring: Limited edition Ozone guidebooks with proceeds benefiting Kevin Rauch and his family; silent auction; no-host bar and food; slideshow; much, much, more!
More information: Visit ozoneguide.blogspot.com or call 503-290-4282.
Ozone is an 800-foot-long wall of beautiful basalt in the Columbia River Gorge that's been developed into a premier climbing area. One of the most influential developers of the crag, Kevin Rauch, was diagnosed with ALS in 2007. This guidebook, assembled by other Ozone developers and friends of Kevin's, and this event are all about raising funds and pooling support for Kevin and his family. Don't miss it!
By jtb
Aug 21, 2008
|This is really going to be a great event. The guidebook will be sweet, there's lots of cool stuff being donated for the silent auction � climbing gear, yoga lessons, acupuncture, etc... � and it's all for a great cause. Please spread the word and stop on by the Lucky Lab in NW Portland on Oct 1! And for updates and more, check out ozoneguide.blogspot.com.
By Don J
Sep 2, 2008
I just discovered Ozone this weekend. Great place!! I'm guessing that as more people 'discover' it the access trail is going to go in the crapper. I would like to find a contact that I could work with to get the trail in order so after the winter rain hammers it, it will be in shape and perhaps keep the USFS happy.
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By matt bruton
From: Colorado Springs, Colorado
Sep 6, 2008
|Good to hear more people getting excited about Ozone walls. I climbed there a lot this spring and last summer. The guide book benefit sounds sweet, I can't make it(move to CO. in June) but i'll spread the word to friends in the northwest. -Pack out the Lab and climb on!
By another Chad
Mar 25, 2013
Ozone wall is such a small crag, do we need to have these tiny, somewhat arbitrary sectors dividing the place up? Heaven's Wall, Shield Wall, Middle Earth, gimma a break. How would people feel about eliminating the 'areas' at Ozone wall on Mountain Project and grouping all the routes together by orientation?
By Geoff-cyclewolf
Aug 9, 2013
Hi All,
I lost my phone at the Ozone last Sunday, an HTC One V with a cracked screen. Seems like it might have rolled down the hillside but if anybody happens to find it, please sent me an email. Which is a gmail account named cyclewolf
Thank you,
By Nate Ball
From: Taipei, TW
Aug 23, 2013
|Chad: I tried to delete all the sub-areas and just group them all under "Ozone" but the way MP is setup makes this impossible (for the time being). I will follow the original Ozone guidebook in ordering the routes into their sub-areas for now.
By JeremyL
Apr 25, 2014
|Just a heads up, my car got broken into at the Ozone trail head last week end. Apparently another car also had its window smashed. They didn't take anything (nothing in there to take), but still sucks. Make sure you don't leave anything visible inside.
By Michaell S
May 26, 2014
My car also got broken into at the Ozone parking lot as well as the car next to mine. They didn't take anything either, but still lame.I agree with the last comment, "Make sure you don't leave ANYTHING visible inside."
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How To Get the Look: Scandinavian-Style Kids Bedroom
If there is one thing I never tire of while working with children's design every day, it's seeing new Scandinavian-style children's rooms. They seem so fresh to my American eyes, so different from the character-driven or über modern bedrooms I'm used to here. In an effort to capture a little bit of Sweden stateside, I've put together a little "how-to" list to get your fjord on.
Convention here in the US is that everything should match — wood grains, hues, drapery and bedding. Not so with this style. Learn to let go and embrace serendipity like in Polly's Bold & Colorful Retro Room above.
Here's some advice for achieving this look in your home:
1. Start with a Blank Canvas.
That is, begin with white walls! A clean white palette is almost always the backdrop for a chic Scandinavian-style kid's room, as seen here in Leif's Modern Victorian.
2. Work with What You Have — and Paint It.
Europeans always seem to have an effortless chic to their rooms. Source #1 is family heirlooms. In Indigo's Hyggelig Nook, colorful vintage pieces pair beautifully with an old patchwork quilt. Renew the old china hutch with a fresh coat of white paint and voila! Wardrobe. It may not always be this easy though, choose with care, and shop thrift if no hand-me-downs inspire you.
3. Throw in Some Mid-Century or Contemporary Modern.
This is a fun part— where you get to scour your local flea markets and garage sales for the MCM (works for grandma pieces too). Choose to splurge on one modern piece that will last throughout childhood (like a twin bed, dresser, or Panton Chair seen in Olivia Ellen's Copenhagen Charmer).
4. Think Bright Color.
Start with the primaries: a scarlet red, canary yellow, Klein blue, and build out from there. This nursery from Alexandra's North End Creativity highlights red mixed with a bold pink, and offset by a giant Marimekko print above the crib. Don't be afraid to mix patterns! Stripes and florals, a-okay.
5. Don't Forget the Requisite Black and White!
Black and white is quintessential Scandi-chic. Bold graphic artwork, spotted pillows, a vintage chalkboard or a striped rug, as seen in Arden's White & Black Wonderland provide an excellent backdrop for all the chaos that comes with kid stuff. IKEA, Fine Little Day, Ferm Living and even the current collection at Target are good resources.
6. The Well-Traveled Child.
Whether it's the baby galavanting across the Andes or the parents who met in Timbuktu, the Scandinavian look often has a bit of a well-traveled look to it. Tapestries and pillows are a good jumping off point, and easily accessible from home base. A mix of Suzani and Native American tribal work well in together in the reduced color palette of Sacha and Iris' Playful Sleep Space. World Market is a favorite place to cheat on this regard.
7. Make It Personal.
Okay, so perhaps Stella has an advantage here in The Brown's Cottage Novella as her mother makes both dolls and quilts professionally. Now that you've created a beautiful backdrop, make it truly theirs. Add children's artwork, graphic prints, vintage toys. The look overall will have an heirloom quality paired with happy brights and good lines. Source your grandma's attic and your child's art bin for a beautiful place to grow.
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Emma and Olivia's room that you posted a few years ago was PHENOMENAL. I think the vintage charm is what made it work in addition to a lot of the points you have above.
That was by far my favorite AT bedroom post.
Love these designs.
From Wikipedia: "Scandinavian design emerged in the 1950s in the Scandinavian countries Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland. It is a design movement characterized by simplicity, minimalism and functionality....
The idea that beautiful and functional everyday objects should not only be affordable to the wealthy, but to all, is a core theme in the development of modernism and functionalism. This is probably most completely realized in post-WWII Scandinavian design."
Once upon a time, Swedish was similar to French Provincial only more stripped down, with blonde woods, white and pale blue. The current manifestation is modern, white and bright.
Bold graphics, art and shapes!!! I'm IN LOVE!
I love the finished look its great how everything goes together even when it's so different Sadly I know if I try something like this it will only look like a flea market,where you get lots of different things together and you don't quite know how or why they are placed in the same stall by the same person. Oh and one last thing how many people can say they have a child room as big as this pls be realistic or at least go with the majority and show us what we can do with a small bedroom where you want to have style, individuality and practicality. But a beautiful bedroom none the less I can see a child having many an adventure and inspiration and many imaginary games being played here.


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Instant Snow
Posted by Break.com Staff on Jan. 18, 2007
Posted by Break.com Staff on Jan. 18, 2007
nice snos, but it's not slippy :S
"oh and i forgot to mention that the only side effect of using this snow stuff is lung cancer"
You can: buy this stuff on thinkgeek.com. It's been around for a while...
I can imagine: someone eating a shitload of this stuff then drinking water....they die because they're stomach exploded.
here is an even better invention: powdered water
the sell this crap: in the middle of freakin arizona never see it in colorado retards
MMM,: Pieces of diaper. Catch one on your tongue!
he's a piss poor: ventriloquist too.
It's not instant: it takes three seconds
It's: great for puke pools...
I bought his shit: like 2 years ago and it sucked a*s...instant snow my ass. That shi*t is disgusting !
i totally: have some of this stuff it is way cool...and after a while it goes back into the first shit and you can reuse it as much as you want
"basicly: there like microscopic little sponges."
lets: eat a bunch of snow to cure our thirst
I want a cargo ship full: of this shit to sink in the ocean and see what happens
wait: tell me how he gets the powder
i have that in my mall!: its a little booth thing at my mall =] i love that shit
wow: that is killer!
Awesome: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
so if i piss in a diaper: it makes snow?
Great for the environment and a breeze to clean up!!!: Cause everyone knows how bio-degradable *diapers* are.
.: oh... i get it... microscopic little sponges that come the f*ck out of nowhere. im too high for this shit
well: I dident know diapers were made out of snow...so is diaper rash really frost bite
All the poor people: will be useing nappes for fake snow now
it's sponge pieces, not snow: it takes a little longer, but if you ejaculate into a glass and let it dry, you get a bunch of white flakes too... should I sell that?
i didnt no u culd: make snow out of diapers
if it's little sponges: then it aint snow is it?
more crap: to put in land fills
you cant drink it stupid: this is that nasty shit that the diapers catch piss and shit with.
 Haha, you tell funny stories.
"they're" !? Seriously!? The rest of your sentence is fine, which makes that one typo almost inexcusable.
LOL To E_L_I funny shit bro
Uhh no.: You have this thing.. It's called "Saliva", yeah. This powder would turn into "snow" in your mouth, but I know you only like a certain kind of white substance in your mouth, so this wouldn't be for you.
Word.: That. Smartass.
HAhah: CLever.
watch out where: the huskies go
yes: clearly
Cool: Then go the fuk away.
lol: before they drink it yes
so both of you: whack off into glasses?
LOL: LMAO!!!! That's true!
.: haha! funny story! please Damien! we all LOVE hearing about your science experiment days in motown!
my science teach showed us a chemical like that: funny part was when he was moving the beaker the water was in it fell in the sink and shattered. he said "......well if that had been chemicals, they would be already cleaned up. The problem is.....now I have to clean up this glass"
ummm.... dude hes trying to prove break wrong.: look it the info "I thought this stuff was pretty cool. Just add a little bit of water and three seconds later instant snow."
ummm.... dude hes trying to prove break wrong.: look it the info "I thought this stuff was pretty cool. Just add a little bit of water and three seconds later instant snow."
jesus.. give the guy a break: he just created something that will substitute for snow for kids to play with.. what's the greatest thing you've done lately, come up with some half-assed comment to bash some guy you don't know... and too ugly to post a picture huh.. stupid and ugly.. don't worry natural selection will get you before too long so cheer up ;0)
you could eat it: then it would be in the sewage system
ROFL: like eating a tampon
yeah: not to mention the fact that your throad is oh, i don't know FULL OF LIQUID... so i am pretty sure it would expand and choke you to death


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Liberty (department store)
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|Private company
|Department store
|Arthur Lasenby Liberty
|London, United Kingdom
|Quality and luxury goods
|Offering innovative and eclectic designs to the public
Liberty is a department store on Regent Street, based in the West End shopping district of Central London. The department store sells a wide range of luxury goods including women's, men's and children's fashion, cosmetics and fragrances, jewellery, accessories, homeware, furniture, stationery and gifts. Liberty is known for its floral and graphic prints.
Liberty's third and fourth floors showcase innovative designs from famous gifting and homeware brands. The third floor's central atrium is home to the Liberty Haberdashery department and is dedicated to the Liberty Art Fabrics collection, which introduces new designs and reused updated prints each season.
Early history[edit]
Arthur Lasenby Liberty was born in Chesham, Buckinghamshire in 1843. He was employed by Messrs Farmer and Rogers in Regent Street in 1862, the year of the International Exhibition at Kensington in London. By 1874, inspired by his 10 years of service, Arthur decided to start a business of his own, which he did the next year.
With a £2,000 loan from his future father-in-law, Arthur Liberty accepted the lease of half a shop at 218a Regent Street with only three staff members.
The shop opened during 1875 selling ornaments, fabric and objets d'art from Japan and the East. Within eighteen months Arthur Liberty had repaid the loan and acquired the second half of 218 Regent Street. As the business grew, neighbouring properties were bought and added.
In 1885, 142–144 Regent Street was acquired and housed the ever-increasing demand for carpets and furniture. The basement was named the Eastern Bazaar, and was the vending place for what was described as "decorative furnishing objects". He named the property Chesham House after the place in which he grew up. The store became the most fashionable place to shop in London and Liberty fabrics were used for both clothing and furnishings. Some of its clientele was exotic, and included famous Pre-Raphaelite artists.
In 1884 Liberty introduced the costume department into the Regent Street store, directed by Edward William Godwin (1833–86). Godwin was a distinguished architect. He was a founding member of the Costume Society in 1882. He and Arthur Liberty created in-house apparel to challenge the fashions of Paris.
During the 1890s Arthur Lasenby Liberty built strong relationships with many English designers. Many of these designers, including Archibald Knox, practised the artistic styles known as Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau, and Liberty helped develop Art Nouveau through his encouragement of such designers. The company became associated with this new style, to the extent that in Italy, Art Nouveau became known as the Stile Liberty, after the London shop.
The store became one of the most prestigious in London.
The Tudor revival building was built so that trading could continue while renovations were being completed on the other premises and in 1924 this store was constructed from the timbers of two ships: HMS Impregnable (formerly HMS Howe) and HMS Hindustan. The frontage on Great Marlborough Street is the same length as the Hindustan. It is a Grade II* listed building.
The emporium was designed by Edwin Thomas Hall and his son Edwin Stanley Hall. They designed the building at the height of the 1920s fashion for Tudor revival. The shop was engineered around three light wells that formed the main focus of the building. Each of these wells was surrounded by smaller rooms to create a homely feel. Many of the rooms had fireplaces and some still exist.
The architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner was very critical of the building's architecture, saying: "The scale is wrong, the symmetry is wrong. The proximity to a classical façade put up by the same firm at the same time is wrong, and the goings-on of a store behind such a façade (and below those twisted Tudor chimneys) are wrongest of all".[1]
Arthur Lasenby Liberty died in 1917, seven years before the completion of his shops.
Liberty, during the 1950s, continued its tradition for fashionable and eclectic design. All departments in the shop had a collection of both contemporary and traditional designs. New designers were promoted and often included those still representing the Liberty tradition for handcrafted work.
In 1955, Liberty began opening several regional stores in other UK cities; the first of these was in Manchester.[2] Subsequent shops opened in Bath, Brighton, Chester, York and Norwich.
During the 1960s, extravagant and Eastern influences once again became fashionable, as well as the Art Deco style, and Liberty adapted its furnishing designs from its archive.
In 1996, Liberty announced the closure of all of its department stores outside London, and instead focussed on small shops at airports.[2] It also briefly had an outlet store at York Designer Outlet.
Since 1988, Liberty has had a subsidiary in Japan which sells Liberty-branded products in major Japanese shops. It also sells Liberty fabrics to international and local fashion stores with bases in Japan.
Liberty's London store was sold for £41.5million and then leased back by the firm in 2009, to pay off debts ahead of a sale.[3] Subsequently, in 2010, Liberty was taken over by private equity firm BlueGem Capital in a deal worth £32million.[4]
From 2 December 2013, Liberty was the focus of a three-part hour-long episode documentary series titled "Liberty of London", airing on Channel 4.[5][6] The documentary follows Ed Burstell (Managing Director) and the departments retail team in the busy lead up to Christmas 2013.[5][7]
Liberty has a history of collaborative projects – from William Morris and Gabriel Dante Rossetti in the nineteenth century to Yves Saint Laurent and Dame Vivienne Westwood in the twentieth. Recent collaborations include brands such as Nike, Dr. Martens, Hello Kitty, Barbour, House of Hackney and Manolo Blahnik.
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References and sources[edit]
- References
- ^ Bridget Cherry and Nikolaus Pevsner (1973). The Buildings of England – London 1: The Cities of London and Westminster (third edition). London: Penguin Books. p. 579. ISBN 0 14 0710 12 4.
- ^ a b Blanchard, Tamsin (1996-06-13). "Has Liberty finally lost the thread?". The Independent. Retrieved 2013-05-30.
- ^ Fletcher, Nick (2010-03-15). "Retailer Liberty agrees sale of flagship store for £41.5m". The Guardian. Retrieved 2013-05-30.
- ^ Kollewe, Julia (2010-06-28). "Liberty's new owner sets out plans for growth". The Guardian. Retrieved 2013-05-30.
- ^ a b Jones, Nina (20 December 2013). "'Liberty of London' a Hit in the U.K.". WWD. Retrieved 20 December 2013.
- ^ "Liberty of London". Channel 4. 2 December 2013. Retrieved 9 December 2013.
- ^ http://idoleyes.com/fashion-blog/2566-the-making-of-liberty-channel-4-to-show-tell-all-documentary
- Sources
Alison Adburgham, Liberty's - A biography of a shop, George Allen and Unwin (1975)
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Liberty (department store).
- The official website of the store.
- Arthur Lasenby Liberty and the Evolution of the Liberty Style
- Liberty at the Vintage Fashion Guild Label Resource
- Art Nouveau
- Buildings and structures in the City of Westminster
- Department stores of the United Kingdom
- Grade II* listed buildings in London
- Grade II* listed retail buildings
- Shops in London
- Edwardian era
- Visitor attractions in the City of Westminster
- Furniture retailers
- Companies established in 1875
- 1875 establishments in England


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Each day, Complex will be releasing new content from the 2010 Style & Design Issue, our annual roundup of the people, products, and ideas pushing our culture. Visit the Style & Design Homepage for more.
Part of Complex's Style and Design package looks at the new style frontiers—the emerging areas that are helping to push global trends. Taipei, Taiwan has joined Asian trend powerhouses like Hong Kong, Tokyo and Shanghai as an epicenter of new and cool stuff, and we've been checking it to see what's on the come-up. Jeffery Huang (AKA: Big Brother) of the Taiwanese hip-hop group Machi, and co-founder of Machi Entertainment, one of Asia's largest hip-hop record labels, runs the show over there, so we hit him for his personal take on this growing and exciting city. Hit the jump for Jeffery's list of 10 things you should be up on coming out of Taipei...
1. THE FAR EASTERN and THE TANGO
Jeffery Huang says: "I live in Taiwan, so I don't stay in the hotels, but I've certainly visited people who look like they're having a very luxurious time at these two hotels. They are upscale, special spots, very classy. Also I hear—and I reiterate, hear—that the love hotels here are more pimp than Vegas."
Jeffery Huang says: "I opened an exclusive club, Primo, that's worth a visit. It's near the Warner Village area where all the nightlife happens. It's full of celebs and models."
Jeffery Huang says: "What can I say? We have some of the most attractive and friendly girls around. I've been all around the world many times, and Taiwan takes it. Did I mention that they are attractive?"
Jeffery Huang says: "This is a drink that originated from Tea Street on the East Side. Delicious. The East Side is also an area where the young and dangerous hang out, might be worth looking into."
Jeffery Huang says: "Taiwan has the largest collection of Chinese artifacts, even more than China itself. This museum has more than 500,000 items, all from the Forbidden City, of which only a fraction is on display at any one time. "
Jeffery Huang says: "I'm a big fan of the open spaces. I love CKS Memorial Hall almost more than anything, with the big plaza there between the Music and Theater Halls. It's where I go running. I think it's one of the most beautiful places in the world."
Jeffery Huang says: "We are the epicenter for Chinese music. Everyone knows the popular stars like Jay, Jolin and Stanley, but not many know our #1 DJ, Mykal. He has a unique twist of mixing Asian songs with hits from the States that gives a very hip, unique vibe."
Jeffery Huang says: "The famous director Ang Lee is from the island, and has created film gems like Eat, Drink, Man, Woman and The Banquet. More recently the films Cape No. 7 and Monga have been the rage in Asian cinema."
Jeffery Huang says: "My childhood friend Leo, who's an exceptional designer, started this company. His creations, fashion-forward timepieces, have been garnering a lot of international attention." www.strangeloveinc.com
Jeffery Huang says: "Our capitol Bangkok is really the best place... Oh, wait. Taiwan isn't Thailand? Shit. Just print it, I guess. Haaa..."


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Tel: (847)-46-2-5971
Grades: NS - 12 | 172 students
In a world of diminished academic standards, imagine an educational environment that both enlightens the mind and nurtures the heart. At Trinity Oaks Christian Academy, your child will receive a full liberal arts curriculum with a biblical worldview from teachers that provide personal attention and unmatched devotion. For over 23 years, our school has had the privilege to partner with families in our community to provide a Christ-centered education.
Call today to tour our new school campus - applications are being accepted for grades Preschool - 12th grade.
School Overview
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI)
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
|Grades Nursery/Preschool - 12
|Learning Difference Programs
|Learning Programs Supported
|NILD Support Services
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|172 students
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State avg.: 29%
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National avg.: 13:1
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National avg.: 85%
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- September 13, 2013 - Trinity Oaks is the perfect union of academic excellence and a Godly environment with nurturing teachers. Our son has excelled since becoming and student and enjoys the friendships he has made. With a great student to teacher ratio each student gets the help and encouragement needed for them to be their very best. We have also enjoyed getting to know the other TOCA families in the community. Highly recommend Trinity Oaks! - Posted by Parent
- June 25, 2013 - Toca is a pretty good school. The teachers are wonderful and kind, and the classes are well paced. It''s kinda strict with uniform and other things, but I loved it. I love how we have Bible classes everyday, coming from a different school i think it is an advantage the students dont think of. Its pretty small, but the faces are friendly and welcoming. - Posted by Student/Alumni
- December 11, 2012 - This is a school that couples a rigorous education program with caring, loving teachers. My children have thrived at TOCA. - Posted by Parent
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Facebook may soon possess the power to match faces to users with almost human-like accuracy.
Senator John McCain has accused Edward Snowden of working for Russia, despite the fact that the NSA and FBI say otherwise.
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia hinted that the Supreme Court may soon hear the case on NSA surveillance.
JBS CEO Art Thompson's weekly news video update for March 24-30, 2014.
Speaking at the University of California, Berkeley, on March 19, Senator Rand Paul (R.-Ky.) chastised the NSA for its illegal spying and received heavy applause from an audience comprised mostly of students.
The transfer of control over the Internet to an unknown gaggle of internationalists could spell the end to Internet freedom and the beginning of government censorship of all web content.
Although SOPA (the Stop Online Piracy Act, which pushed for federal control over the Internet) died in Congress, it is alive and well in the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
The FISA Court continues covering up the record of the federal government's unconstitutional collection of personal data.
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On Saturday, one of the Cubs' top prospects broke through after slumping to start the season and another prospect became frustrated as his slump continued.
Those prospects as well as the performance of the Cubs' minor league affiliates will be the focus of today's Minor League recap.
Memphis Redbirds 11, Iowa Cubs 1
- Javier Baez was without a hit again on Saturday as he went 0-f0r-2. Baez remains hit-less on the season and on Saturday, his frustrations boiled over. Baez was ejected in the third inning after arguing a strike call.
- Kyle Hendricks was the starting pitcher for the I-Cubs. Hendricks struggled as he allowed 7 runs (6 earned) on 7 hits and 2 walks while striking out 5.
- After a tough spring, Alberto Cabrera made his first appearance with the I-Cubs on Saturday as he pitched 1 1/3 scoreless innings while striking out 2.
Pensacola Blue Wahoos 5, Tennessee Smokies 0
- Kris Bryant did not homer in his third straight game for the Smokies. Bryant was 0-for-2 on Saturday while drawing one walk.
- Jake Arrieta made a rehab start with the Smokies on Saturday. Arrieta, who will be the Cubs' fifth starter once healthy, pitched 3 innings on Saturday while allowing 1 unearned run on 1 walk while striking out 3.
- Corey Black, the reliever the Cubs acquired for Alfonso Soriano from the New York Yankees last season, pitched 2 innings on Saturday while allowing 2 runs on 5 hits and 1 walk while striking out 3.
Daytona Cubs 13, Brevard County Manatees 2
- Cubs top outfield prospect Albert Almora broke out of his slump to start the season on Saturday. Almora went 5-for-6 on Saturday with the Cubs while picking up 3 RBIs.
- Taylor Scott was the starting pitcher for the Cubs. Scott was dominant in his first start of the season as he pitched seven shutout innings while allowing 2 hits and one walk.
- Cubs second baseman Gioskar Amaya continued his hot start to the season. Amaya went 3-for-5 on Saturday while scoring 2 runs.
Quad Cities River Bandits 2, Kane County Cougars 1
Kane County Cougars 5, Quad Cities River Bandits 4
- The Cougars split a doubleheader against the River Bandits on Saturday.
- Cougars centerfielder Jake Hanneman and designated hitter Daniel Canela each had a home run in the Cougars victory on Saturday.
- Gerardo Concepcion made his season debut with the Cougars on Saturday. Concepcion struggled as he 3 runs on 2 hits and 2 walks in 2/3 of an inning worked.
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Franz Waxman (born Franz Wachsmann) was the youngest child in a family of six children. His father was an industrialist who believed that music was not a real profession and encouraged Franz to go into a career in banking. His two and a half years as a teller paid for his piano, harmony and composition lessons. He then stydied music in Dresden and Berlin.
His education was paid for by playing piano in nightclubs and with the Weintraub Syncopaters, a popular jazz band of the late 1920s. He began arranging for the band and found some work orchestrating for German musical films. Frederick Hollander was also writing some music for the Weintraub Syncopaters and hired Waxman to orchestrate and conduct his score for Josef von Sternberg's classic film, The Blue Angel. Erich Pommer, producer of The Blue Angel, gave Waxman his first major composing assignment with Fritz Lang's version of Liliom (1933). Pommer then took Waxman to Hollywoord to arrange the music for Jerome Kern's Music in the Air (1934).
Waxman's first original Hollywood score was The Bride of Frankenstein (1935). This work led to a job as head of the music department at Universal Studios. He worked as music director for more than 50 Universal films and scored a dozen of them. Among the best known are Magnificent Obsession, Diamond Jim and The Invisible Ray.
At 30 years of age, Waxman signed a seven-year contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to compose film scores. He scored several Spencer Tracy films including Captains Courageous, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Woman of the Year. In 1937, he worked with David O. Selznick for The Young at Heart picking up Academy Award nominations for both Best Original Music and Best Score. He again worked with Selznick in 1940 and picked up another Academy Award nomination, this time for Rebecca.
In 1943 Waxman left MGM and began a long stint with Warner Brothers. A few years later, in 1947 Waxman founded the Los Angeles International Music Festival. This group sponsored World and American premieres of 80 major works by composers such as Igor Stravinsky, William Walton, Ralph Vaughn Williams, Dmitri Shostakovich and Arnold Schoenberg during his 20 year tenure as head.
Waxman is best known for his work during the 1950s and 1960s. He is the only composer to have won the Academy Award for Best Score in two successive years, winning for Sunset Boulevard in 1950 and in 1951 for A Place in the Sun. In 32 years in Hollywood, he ultimately received 2 Academy Awards from 12 nominations out of the over 144 films he scored.
Franz Waxman received many honors during his lifetime, including the Cross of Merit from the Federal Republic of West Germany, honorary memberships in the Mahler Society and the International Society of Arts and Letters, and an honorary doctorate of letters and humanities from Columbia College. He died of cancer in Los Angeles in 1967 at the age of 60.
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1Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, Virginia, USA
2Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
3Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, and Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES), University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, USA
4Air Pollution Research Center and Department of Environmental Sciences, University of California, Riverside, USA
5Argonne National Laboratory, Illinois, USA
*now at: Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of California, San Diego, USA
Abstract. Understanding sources, concentrations, and transformation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in the atmosphere is important because of their potent mutagenicity and carcinogenicity. The measurement of particle-bound PAHs by three different methods during the Mexico City Metropolitan Area field campaign in April 2003 presents a unique opportunity for characterization of these compounds and assessment of the methods. The three methods are (1) collection and analysis of bulk samples for time-integrated gas- and particle-phase speciation by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry; (2) aerosol photoionization for fast detection of PAHs on particles' surfaces; and (3) aerosol mass spectrometry for fast analysis of size and chemical composition. This research represents the first time aerosol mass spectrometry has been used to measure ambient PAH concentrations and the first time that fast, real-time methods have been used to quantify PAHs alongside traditional filter-based measurements in an extended field campaign. Speciated PAH measurements suggest that motor vehicles and garbage and wood burning are important sources in Mexico City. The diurnal concentration patterns captured by aerosol photoionization and aerosol mass spectrometry are generally consistent. Ambient concentrations typically peak at ~110 ng m−3 during the morning rush hour and rapidly decay due to changes in source activity patterns and dilution as the boundary layer rises, although surface-bound PAH concentrations decay faster. The more rapid decrease in surface versus bulk PAH concentrations during the late morning suggests that freshly emitted combustion-related particles are quickly coated by secondary aerosol material in Mexico City's atmosphere and may also be transformed by heterogeneous reactions.
Citation: Marr, L. C., Dzepina, K., Jimenez, J. L., Reisen, F., Bethel, H. L., Arey, J., Gaffney, J. S., Marley, N. A., Molina, L. T., and Molina, M. J.: Sources and transformations of particle-bound polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in Mexico City, Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 5, 12741-12773, doi:10.5194/acpd-5-12741-2005, 2005.


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