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April 18, 2015
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Murder City Devils are streaming their new song "I Don't Wanna Work For Scum Anymore." The song appears on their album The White Ghost Has Blood on Its Hands Again, which came out yesterday. The album is self-released and can be picked up here.
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BarleyPat (August 6, 2014)
I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You > I Don't Wanna Go Down to The Basement > I Don't Wanna Grow Up > Any other Ramones I Don't Wanna's > I Don't Wanna Be An Asshole Anymore > this.
faithisforfools (August 6, 2014)
Don't know how you missed this... you see that link you posted ("The album is self-released and can be picked up here")? Yeah. Click that link, and the entire album is streaming there... not just the first song.
MonkDave (August 6, 2014)
I think they probably want to get the streaming player locked on their website, I just right clicked and saved the entire album for free. |
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text: Cells Cells • Robert Hooke was the first person to observe cells in 1665 • Cell Theory – All living things are made of at least one cell – Cells are the basic unit of structure and function of all organisms – Cells only come from other living cells • Cytology: study of cells • Contain organelles: small structures in the cell • Eukaryote: has a nucleus, ex. Human cells • Prokaryote: lacks a nucleus ex. bacteria Types • Prokaryote: – No nucleus – No membrane bound organelles – Smaller, less complex – Ex. Bacteria • Eukaryote – Nucleus – Membrane bound organelles – Larger, more complex – Ex. Plants, animals, etc. Cell Membrane • Made of a phospholipid bilayer and surrounds the cell • Living portion of the cell • Functions – Protect the cell – Support the cell and give it shape – Control passage into and out of the cell Cell Wall • Nonliving portion found in some cells (plants) • Outside the cell membrane • Made of cellulose (carbohydrate) • Function – Protects the cell and gives it shape Nucleus • Large circular structure usually in the center of the cell • Surrounded by a nuclear membrane which is a double layer • Contains DNA, genetic information • Contains a nucleolus which makes RNA Cytoplasm • All the living substance in a cell except the nucleus • Most of the cell is cytoplasm • Jelly like substance • Holds the organelles in place Mitochondria • "Powerhouse" of the cell • Break down glucose to make energy in the form of ATP • Surrounded by a double membrane Endoplasmic Reticulum • Folded membranes that form a passageway throughout the • Rough ER has ribosomes attached to it which make proteins • Smooth ER lack ribosomes and transport lipids Vacuoles • Membranous sac • "Storage bins" • Waste vacuoles • Food vacuoles Ribosomes • Make proteins • Some are "free floating" in the cytoplasm • Others are attached to rough endoplasmic reticulum • Made of two subunits Centrioles • Two rod shaped organelles near the nucleus of animal cells • Only function during cell reproduction • Form a spindle to separate chromosomes Lysosomes • Contains hydrolytic or digestive enzymes • Numerous in white blood cells • Single membrane • Only in animal cells Golgi Apparatus • Flattened membranes • Form channels • Package secretions for export • Secretion vesicles break off the end Plant vs. Animal Cells • Plant Cell – Cell wall makes it rectangular – Contains chloroplasts (chlorophyll) – Larger vacuoles • Animal Cell – No cell wall making it oval – No chloroplasts – Contains centrioles Organization • Cells: Basic unit of structure and function • Tissue: Group of cells working together for a similar function, ex. Skin, blood • Organ: Group of tissues working together for a similar function, ex. Liver, stomach • System: Group of organs working together for a similar function, ex. Digestive, nervous • Organism: Complete living thing, ex. Human, amoeba Cell Processes • Diffusion: movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration • Osmosis: diffusion of water • Regulated by the cell membrane Respiration and Photosynthesis • Cellular Respiration: process by which food molecules are broken down for energy – Glucose is broken down into water, carbon dioxide, and energy C6H12O6 + O2 H2O + CO2 + energy • Photosynthesis: process by which cells energy is converted to chemical energy in the form of glucose • Occurs on membranes of the chloroplasts CO2 + H2O + energy C6H12O6 + O2 Mitosis • Mitosis: Asexual reproduction resulting in two identical cells – Interphase: DNA doubles and forms pairs – Prophase: nuclear membrane and nucleolus disappears, spindle forms, chromosomes form – Metaphase: chromosomes line up at the equator – Anaphase: chromosomes separate and one copy moves toward each pole – Telophase: cell membrane begins to pinch and two new daughter cells form. Meiosis • Separation of chromosomes during the formation of gametes (sex cells) • Similar to mitosis but DNA replicates once and divides twice • Creates four daughter cells with half the number of chromosomes


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Re: Getting EOF Exception when starting HBASE
You likely have hadoop-core in hbase/lib dir that's wrong, delete it, and copy one from Hadoop/ dir
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The Sandie Sedgbeer Show with Jim Self
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2015 - The Year of Experiencing Yourself Differently
As we broadcast our very last show on this network, we leave you with a glimpse of what potentially lies ahead for you and for humanity in 2015.
Professional astrologer, Alison Chester-Lambert will be giving us an astrological overview of the year to come, and then international speaker, teacher and author, Jim Self will present his final full length solstice edition of Keeping Pace with the Shift.
For the past four years Jim Self has been pointing to the changes that are happening, what they mean, how they will be affecting us, and what we need to do to move through this transition. Now as we move beyond the "2012 effect" into a new era, there are new templates of being and experiencing ourselves in a new consciousness that are available to us. The problem is most of us just don't know how to grab hold of this. In order to perceive ourselves differently, we have to experience ourselves differently. In this final episode, Jim and Sandie will discuss:
*Endings and beginnings: now that the old phase is completed, what choices await us in the new?
*How to dismantle the old templates that have been keeping you stuck
*Getting out of reactionary, moving into mastery
*Why you can't express yourself as that 3rd dimensional personality in a 5th dimensional body
*How to use your chakras in ways you've never been told
*Why some people are already experiencing their light body and how you can too
And more…
Jim will also lead a 10-minute meditation that will allow you to experience yourself differently, and provide you with a new tool—the triads.
Listen to the show on the Awakening Zone network here: http://www.awakeningzone.com/Episode.aspx?EpisodeID=3449
The Sandie Sedgbeer Show with Ramgiri
in Spirituality
HeartSourcing: Seven Steps to Unconditional Love and Liberation from Confusion with Ramgiri
"At the core of your Being you are brilliant, immensely capable and already completely free. Beyond your surface identity (the ego) there is a Presence in you that is always at peace, filled with profound kindness and unlimited wisdom. To live out of this core-state of your Being, "the Self or spiritual Heart," is everyone's deepest yearning," so writes spiritual teacher Ram-Giri Braun, PhD. Join Sandie and Ramgiri in this exploration of his own inspiring personal journey, and insights into what he has learned about dealing with our shadow, and the 7 steps to unconditional love.
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The Sandie Sedgbeer Show with Simone Wright
in Spirituality
LIVE Broadcast
Intuition – Our First Survival Skill
"Intuition is a survival skill," writes author and evolutionary mind coach, Simone Wright, who calls this sense "our first intelligence' because it develops long before we possess the ability to reason or learn anything the external world has to teach us."
"We all have the ability to use our intuition," says Wright. But in order to be able to use it at will, instead of by happenstance— we must develop the skill. How do we do that?
In this episode, Sandie and Simone Wright explore:
*The biological foundation of intuition
*How to hone this skill
*The 4 levels and the language of intuition
*7 steps for accessing your highest wisdom
*Simone's extraordinary work with the police
*Practical tools for putting your intuition to work in your daily
And more…
Simone Wright is an "Evolutionary Mind Coach" who works with elite performers and visionary leaders, and the author of the book First Intelligence. She has been featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show and uses her intuitive skills to assist in police investigations, missing children cases, and corporate business strategies. Visit her online at http://www.simonewright.com.
Listen to the show on The Awakening Zone Network here:
The Sandie Sedgbeer Show with Mark David Gerson
in Spirituality
LIVE Broadcast
Birthing Your Book with Mark David Gerson
It's been said that everyone has a book in them… the problem is most people either don't know what it's about… or where to start. Whether you're a novice just starting out, or an experienced writer who's eager to get tips, techniques and inspiration from an expert… join Sandie and author, speaker and writing coach, Mark David Gerson in this episode.
Mark David Gerson is the award-winning author of the popular Q'ntana Trilogy of visionary fantasy novels (The MoonQuest, The StarQuest, The SunQuest), of five critically acclaimed books on writing and of two memoirs, Acts of Surrender: A Writer's Memoir and Dialogues with the Divine: Encounters with My Wisest Self. His newest book is Birthing Your Book… Even If You Don't Know What It's About. As a creativity catalyst and workshop facilitator, Mark David has guided writers and non-writers alike to connect with their innate wisdom, open to their creative power and express themselves with ease. He is also a popular speaker on topics related to creativity and spirituality, as well as an accomplished artist and photographer. Mark David's screenplay adaptations of his Q'ntana novels are on their way to movie theaters as a trio of epic feature films. He is currently working on two new books, a novel and a new memoir. www.markdavidgerson.com
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The Sandie Sedgbeer Show with Lorraine Flaherty
in Spirituality
Eavesdropping on a Past Life Regression in Session
Earlier this year, Sandie interviewed transformational therapist, Lorraine Flaherty about her book Healing with Past Life Therapy: Transformational Journeys Through Time and Space. During that show Sandie and Lorraine discussed past lives, future lives between lives, soul mates, soul groups, soul contracts, and karma. Sandie questioned whether taking a trip through time and space without leaving our physical bodies can really help us identify, understand, and heal physical, emotional and psychological issues that may be preventing us from enjoying this lifetime. After the show, Sandie challenged Lorraine to do the first public airing of a past life regression with the show's producer Carol.
In this episode you can eavesdrop of a real past life regression session and hear for yourself what happens, how such a session is conducted, and whether it is really possible to take someone back in time to heal a specific issue.
Lorraine Flaherty works as a transformational therapist, using a process that she has developed over the last 12 years called Inner Freedom Therapy. Lorraine provides corporate training sessions on communications, influencing and presentation skills and teaches accelerated learning and clinical hypnosis to midwives and student doctors in British Universities, including Oxford, Cambridge and University College London. She also runs workshops focusing on empowerment, self hypnosis, past life regression, and retreats on finding inner freedom both in the UK and abroad. She is the author of the book Healing With Past Life Therapy: Transformational Journeys Through Time and Space. www.innerjourneys.co.uk
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The Sandie Sedgbeer Show with Joan Cerio
in Spirituality
Hardwired to Heaven – Manifestation, the Sacred Coordinate in Your Heart, and God's USB
Spiritual teachers talk about the sacred heart. Meditations tell us to connect with the center of the heart. But, until now, no one has explained exactly what it is about the heart that makes it absolutely integral to our spiritual journey. Joan Cerio is a speaker, teacher and author of the book Hardwired to Heaven, which takes us on a surprising journey into quantum physics biology, and the metaphysics of consciousness to reveal information about the sacred coordinate within your heart, which, she says, is the real seat of manifestation. For therein lies the USB point that connects you to the divine. All you have to do is learn how to login to access its energy to live your heart's desires. In this episode Joan and Sandie will discuss:
*God's USB – the interrelationship between your physical heart, its center point, and that of the Unified field of the Universe
*How light and matter weave together to form a conscious being
*The consciousness of water and your blood
*Could the hydrogen atoms in your heart act like microchips upon which your akashic records are stored?
*How to ignite and align your Higher Heart to download your divinity and create your deepest desires
And more
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The Sandie Sedgbeer Show with Tori Hartman
in Spirituality
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Multi-Generational Healing with Tori Hartman
What if the secret to transforming your life was through simply uncovering and healing the agreements you made with your grandparents?
According to spiritual teacher, author and psychic, Tori Hartman, there's more to manifestation than simply following the rules of the Law of Attraction. In her experience, Tori contends that we are all secretly trying to heal the wounds of our grandparents, not the ones of our parents'.
In this episode Sandie and Tori discuss:
*Why major family issues always skip a generation
*Why these hidden family agreements will always trump the Law of Attraction, if they are left hidden.
*How healing your hidden family wounds can clear personal blocks, create sustainable results, and transform every area of your life.
Listen to the show on the Awakening Zone Network here:
The Sandie Sedgbeer Show with Morry Zelcovitch
in Spirituality
LIVE Broadcast
Ask virtually anyone on the planet what they want in life and chances are that you'll hear one or more of the following words 'love,' 'money,' 'success,' and 'happiness.' Some people are lucky enough to have achieved one or perhaps even two of these goals, but only a very few people seem to have manifested them all. One would think that given the massive popularity of THE SECRET, and the plethora of "manifestation made easy" tomes that followed in its wake, the world would be filed with people who are as happy and successful as the authors of those works. So why isn't it?
According to this week's guest, the biggest obstacle that prevents us from making the greatest breakthroughs in our lives is that we haven't yet grasped that the ultimate secret is US! What does he mean by that? Join Sandie one of the world's few Brainwave Entrainment Engineer, Morry Zelcovitch and discover the full extent of the power that resides in YOU!
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UNLOCKING THE MAGIC WITHIN with Sandie Sedgbeer & Edie Weinstein
in Self Help
Edie Weinstein welcomes fellow Vivid Life radio host Sandie Sedgbeer as they dive into Exploring our Passions.
How do we ignite the spark and unlock the magic within? What would be possible if we lived in that no holds barred, full out, rich and juicy way? Do you dare to discover? Listen in as these two powerful, juicy living women share their tried and true ideas.
SANDIE SEDGBEER is a journalist, author and resonance marketing coach who cut her publishing and marketing teeth in the ultra competitive world of British magazines. Her expertise in media communications has benefited numerous European advertising and direct marketing agencies. She has written 6 books for major international publishing houses, and published 3 online and print magazines.
A firm believer that we cannot separate who we are and what we do from how we interact with the world, Sandie combines her love of broadcasting with mentoring and advising teachers, authors and speakers how to find their passion and apply the science of resonance for personal and business success. www.sedgbeer.com
Edie Weinstein, LSW is a colorfully creative journalist, inspiring transformational speaker, licensed social worker, interfaith minister, BLISS Coach and the author of The Bliss Mistress Guide To Transforming The Ordinary Into the Extraordinary. She calls herself an Opti-Mystic who sees the world through the eyes of possibility. www.opti-mystical.com
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THE ART OF BOUNCING BACK with Edie Weinstein & Sandie Sedgbeer
in Self Help
Change is the only constant in life. For most, change is a conscious choice, usually taken to improve your life in some manner. But what happens when life chooses for you? How do you cope when change is forced upon you—a health crisis occurs, a relationship suddenly ends, a close friend or relative dies, you get laid off at work? How do you rise to the occasion? People usually respond by becoming a victim, a survivor, or a thriver.
Edie Weinstein has survived several life crises—an ectopic pregnancy that ruptured a fallopian tube, losing her home to hurricane Andrew, spending six years nursing and then losing her husband to Hepatitis C—and has mastered the art of bouncing back by rising to the challenge of everything that life has thrown at her. Join Sandie and Edie, and learn Edie's tips for developing resilience, as well as her skills, strategies, and resources to help you you reframe negative experiences into positives.
Edie Weinstein is a colorfully creative journalist, a dynamic transformational speaker, host of the Vivid Life show, It's All About Relationships, and author of The Bliss Mistress Guide To Transforming The Ordinary Into The Extraordinary. A licensed social worker, PR Goddess and BLISS Coach, Edie calls herself an Opti-Mystic who sees the world through the eyes of possibility and a Bliss Mistress who teaches people how to be the mistress or master of their own bliss. opti-mystical.com
Sandie Sedgbeer combines her love of broadcasting with her pioneering work as a life alchemist and consultant advising authors, teachers, speakers, and individuals how to apply the science of resonance for personal and business success. sedgbeer.com.
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The Sandie Sedgbeer Show with don Miguel Ruiz Sr
in Spirituality
Your Health - Your Choice with Dr. Donese Worden (20 min)
Frank and fearless, Dr. Donese Worden is a passionate advocate for truth in medicine. In this regular segment she takes on the role of our eyes and ears, to help us carve a pathway through the minefield of information (and disinformation) about our health, our bodies, and our rights, bringing us everything we need to know to safeguard our own and our loved one's health.
Show title: Living the 4 Agreements: 30 Days to Breaking Old Patterns & Changing Your Life
Based on the wisdom of his Toltec heritage, don Miguel's simple yet profound teachings about the "agreements" we make that prevent us from living passionately and joyfully have changed millions of lives. Revered for his ability to demystify and converge ancient esoteric knowledge with grounded scientific principles based on truth and common sense, don Miguel has created a 30-day online program to take his teachings deeper. Agreements for Life, addresses a variety of themes including Faith, Judgment, Fear, Addiction, Suffering, Forgiveness, Joy, Abundance, Unity, and takes us through a series of simple but powerful lessons designed to shift the way we live and think.
In this episode don Miguel and Sandie discuss:
*How we create our life stories
*The Mirror of our Mind
*Why humans are the only animals on earth that pay a thousand times for our mistakes – and how to change this
*How we can transcend needless suffering
*How we create a new life filled with new agreements
*The secret of self-love
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THE LOST ART OF AWARENESS with Jay Forte & Sandie Sedgbeer
in Self Help
How aware are you? Now ask yourself, how true is that, really? In today's technology driven world, there are so many distractions we often miss what's really going on around us (and within us).
According to this week's guest, Jay Forte, "awareness is fundamental to our happiness because it gives us a chance to gather more information and manage our energy. As we stop and notice (ourselves, our situations and our world), we expand our options of how to proceed or respond in the next moment, and how we show up to each event." When our options, choices and possibilities expand, every facet of our life expands accordingly.
Join Sandie and Jay as they discuss how developing the lost of art of awareness can help you change your life.
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For the 3rd consecutive year, the Kortman Gallery (second floor @ J. R. Kortman Center for Design) is one of the co-hosts of the Rockford Public Schools All-City high school art exhibition from January 8th through January 26th. Octane Interlounge and Conveyor Gallery are hosting the 2-dimensional works and Kortman Gallery is featuring 3-dimensional and 2-D student art. A reception for the artists and public is scheduled for Thursday evening, January 15th from 6pm to 8pm at all 3 venues. The student exhibition can be seen at the Kortman Gallery 10am to 6pm, Monday through Saturday, now through January 26th. The photos are a sampling of works on display in the Kortman Gallery. Exhibition hours vary at the other 2 venues...please call in advance. Conveyor Gallery (317 West Jefferson), (815) 540-9554...Octane Interlounge (124 North Main), (815) 965-4012.
Come see our beautiful holiday storefront windows designed by the creative team at Scaryhouse. Our hats off to Scary Dan Gildea, Mari Gildea, and Sam Cornn who created the glittering, revolving fantasy Snow Palace and the Flashing ferris wheel that will keep you in the holiday spirit through the New Year! Speaking of New Year's, J. R. Kortman has that special gift from our store or an original work of art from the Kortman Gallery for your New Year's celebration...a gift that will be treasured for lifetime!
J. R. Kortman is now open on Sundays in December, 1–5pm. There's no place like home for the holidays and celebrate your hometown with Rockford themed gifts! This year 2 new hand-painted ornaments have been added to the Rockford Landmark Ornament Collection..."Blackhawk" Statue & St. Anthony Church. Also, metal bookend "Symbols," compact Rockford candles in souvenir tins, and new scented candles in a jar make great holiday party gifts or fun stocking stuffers. Shop Monday thru Saturday 10am to 6pm and Sundays 1–5pm. Check our Facebook page for more gift ideas throughout the season. See you soon!
This First Friday (Dec.5th) will be a fantastic evening at J. R. Kortman Center for Design. You will be able to Explore our store until 9pm and discover perfect gifts for the holidays. And then relax upstairs over A Berry Merry Martini served up by master bartender Dennis Horton surrounded by the Art+Design: Converging Creativity" group exhibition... AND.... enjoy Live musical performances (6-9pm) from 2 amazing young musicians, Michael Campa and Marcus Tecarro. Michael has been playing piano for around 7 and a half years, and also plays guitar, bass, auxiliary percussion, and ukulele. He takes piano lessons/orchestra lessons at the Music Academy of Rockford, along with his friend and fellow pianist/ukulelist/violinist, Marcus Tecarro. The two will be playing music ranging from Bach to Debussy, and Beethoven to Bill Evans. This will really be a holiday treat for everyone this First First Friday in the Kortman Gallery and Downtown Rockford!
On this day, November 20th, in 1986, J. R. Kortman Center for Design opened for business. We wanted to set a positive tone for our Downtown and show how you can redefine the city center by creating an alternative retail environment with an urban and entertaining experience. Our goal has been to bring merchandise and art not available anywhere else in the city, with taste & style. We have always had high hopes for our Downtown. It's taken a generation, but the city now seems to be catching on and understanding the importance of a vibrant center city.
We have been fortunate to have so much encouragement from so many people over the years, especially Nancy Froelich (Doc's sister) who has worked in the store and stood by us since day one. We can't thank her enough!
We would also like to thank the Rockford media, especially the Rock River Times, the Rockford Register-Star, and the Rockford Area Convention & Visitors Bureau...all who have over the years helped promote our art events and unique store experience.
Also, a big thanks to the wonderful and creative artists who have exhibited in the Kortman Gallery over the years and added so much visual excitement and cultural vitality to the Rockford arts community.
But most of all, a grand thank you to our loyal and entertaining customers who have shopped with us, which now spans 2 generations of adventurous, curious, sophisticated shoppers with a sense of taste & style. THANK YOU!
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September 20–October 11 The Seven Year Itch George Axelrod
January 9–31 Crime and Punishment in America Cops by Terry Curtis Fox and Hello Out There by William Saroyan
March 19-22 American Century's Broadway Hit Parade compiled by Jack Marshall, Tom Fuller, and Jacqueline Manger
July 17–August 8 Twelve Angry Men Reginald Rose
Director Ellen Dempsey has assembled an ensemble of actors new to TACT to bring it to disturbing life (and death) on stage. David Schmidt plays the title role created by Burl Ives on Broadway and Bing Crosby in the film version. His young protégé is played by J.B. Bissex. Kathryn Cocroft, Bob Lavery, and Carol McCaffrey complete the cast of townspeople who may, or may not, be involved in the odd doings going on.
Producer Karen Currie has turned to several TACT regulars for the design and construction of the show, including Trena Null, set design; Rip Claassen, costumes; AnnMarie Castrigno, lighting design; Steve Lada, who is choreographing a key fight sequence. Christopher Baine, whose work for The Sources recent One Act Play Festival was extraordinary, makes his TACT debut as sound designer. The Tech Director for Dr. Cooks Garden is Michael Null, and Zoia Wiseman is the stage manager.


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In vitro evaluation of a double-membrane-based voice-producing element for laryngectomized patients
Tack, Johannes W. and Rakhorst, Gerhard and Houwen, Eduard B. van der and Mahieu, Hans F. and Verkerke, Gijsbertus J. (2007) In vitro evaluation of a double-membrane-based voice-producing element for laryngectomized patients. Head & Neck, 29 (7). pp. 665-674. ISSN 1043-3074
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Abstract: | Background: A sound generator based on a double-membrane design that fits into a regular tracheoesophageal shunt valve may improve voice quality after total laryngectomy in patients rehabilitated with surgical voice prostheses. -
Methods: Voice-producing element (VPE) prototypes were manufactured using medical grade biocompatible materials and tested in vitro under physiological conditions. - Results: Basic sound, containing multiple harmonics, was successfully produced under physiologic air pressure and airflow conditions. The fundamental frequency and sound pressure level (SPL) is controlled by changing the driving pressure, thus enabling sufficient intonation for day-to-day speech. The obtained frequency range (190-350 Hz) is appropriate for producing a female voice. The low noise-to-harmonics ratio (mean 0.15) and also the efficiency of sound production (5.5 × 10-5 at 80 dB(A) and 0.15 m microphone distance) is comparable to that of normal vocal folds. - Conclusions: Functional restoration of the voice after laryngectomy with a double-membrane VPE appears to be a feasible concept for female laryngectomized patients with a hypotonic, or atonic pharyngoesophageal segment. |
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Daniel Whittle Harvey
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Daniel Whittle Harvey
by G. Shade, after Eugenio H. Latilla
mezzotint, published 1836
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I was wondering if there was any large food festivals in the Clearwater/Tampa area? I know places like Chicago and Denver have large food festivals throughout the year and I was wondering if there was any around here?
There's nothing on the scale of Chicago, but there are some food festivals around, mostly in the winter and spring, and mostly aimed at a single food -- sweet corn in Zellwood, tomatoes in Ruskin, etc., etc., etc.
Keep an eye on the local papers (Tampa Tribune and Tampa Bay Times) -- they'll post the local goings-on
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Today, Uber is announcing UberPool, a new feature that will let you pick up other riders on the way to your destination and split the bill.
While the feature should do a lot to cut costs for passengers, not everyone will want to ride with a stranger in addition to the driver picking them up; Uber notes that the new feature also serves as a kind of "social experiment." [...]
Starting August 15 a public beta will launch in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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You can't build your way out of congestion. It's the roads themselves that cause traffic. The concept is called induced demand, which is economist-speak for when increasing the supply of something (like roads) makes people want that thing even more. [...]
What [economists] Turner and Duranton (and many others who'd like to see more rational transportation policy) actually advocate is known as congestion pricing. This means raising the price of driving on a road when demand is high.
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The wisdom of surrounding transit stations with "seas" of park-and-ride lots may be turning. In theory, park-and-ride seems like a great transportation compromise, converting full-trip drivers into part-trip riders. In practice, the opposite often occurs, with former non-drivers now commuting part of the way by car.
That unexpected practical shift can increase vehicle miles traveled in a metro area, subverting the sustainability goal of transit.
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Cars offer more than just convenience: they can give lower income Americans an economic leg up. [...]
While tracking households that had participated in two federal housing voucher programs, [a study] found that car owners were twice as likely as transit users to find jobs and four times likelier to retain them. Car-owning households were also able to locate near better neighborhoods and schools. This reaffirmed previous work ... arguing that car ownership plants the seeds for upward mobility.
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A new video by doctoral student and an associate professor at Arizona State University visualizes the expansion of LA's roads, starting in 1888 and running all the way up to 2010 [...]
Variations in color denote the age of the thoroughfares, with green being the oldest roads and red being newest. Watch as the map blooms with color in the fifties and the trend carries on through the eighties to the present.
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"Growth of the Los Angeles Roadway Infrastructure, 1888 - 2010", by Andrew M. Fraser and Mikhail V. Chester, Ph.D., of Arizona State University:Compare with the following video of Los Angeles' overall growth as a city during the 20th century, from NYU's Stern Urbanization Project: View full entry »
According to a recent report from PeopleForBikes and Alliance for Biking & Walking, protected city bike lanes can actually encourage local business success. As trends show workers moving into U.S. cities (rather than out into suburbs), and businesses catering to a younger workforce that... View full entry »
The city of Los Angeles is cracking down on pedestrians who sneak across streets when the traffic signal says "don't walk." But when you put a price on bad behavior, like being in a public street illegally, you see clearly what a city values.
The cheapest parking ticket in Los Angeles (pdf) is $58, and the one most commonly issued for parking in a prohibited zone is $73. Jaywalking—the term of art for a pedestrian crossing against the light—will cost you $197.
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Apple is actually taking a site that is now parking lots and low-rise boxes and making it worse for the community. Yes, it will be iconic, assuming you think a building shaped like a whitewall motorcycle tire is iconic, but it will reduce current street connectivity, seal off potential walking routes and, as I wrote some time back, essentially turn its back on its community. With a parking garage designed to hold over ten thousand cars, by the way. — Switchboard
Kaid Benfield, staff member at the Natural Resources Defense Council, slams Apple on it's proposed new HQ in Cupertino. Before you run off to return your idevices, though, consider that the new Archinect iPhone app will be released shortly ;) Related: Apple's new headquarters lacks vision Plans... View full entry »
One study says we've built eight parking spots for every car in the country. Houston is said to have 30 of them per resident. In "Rethinking a Lot," a new study of parking, due out in March, Eran Ben-Joseph, a professor of urban planning at M.I.T., points out that "in some U.S. cities, parking lots cover more than a third of the land area, becoming the single most salient landscape feature of our built environment." — nytimes.com
"Voiture Minimum: Le Corbusier and the Automobile" ($49.95) focuses on Le Corbusier's design for a "minimum car," a two-seat, bare-bones people mover with a sheer, angled front. His design existed only in drawings during his lifetime, but became probably the most famous of all automobile designs contributed by architects. — NYTimes.com
"It's a bug," Google CEO Eric Schmidt said, "that cars were invented before computers." So Ingels reimagines city streets and highways crowded with tight-packed, auto-piloted cars, taking up one-quarter of the road space and allowing for precision guidance alongside people and other vehicles -- all of which would together reboot the city's streets as vibrant public spaces. A smart transport grid, in essence, in parallel with the rise of smart energy grids. — Chris Turner, Mother Nature Network
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A lot can change in 10 years. At the height of my running career, I would get 3 hours of sleep before a big race, beat the alarm by an hour, and crank up Marilyn Manson and White Zombie all the way to the starting line. On April 6, the morning of this year's Scranton (PA) half marathon, I slept a half-hour past the alarm and had a classic rock station on in the car where Misters Manson and Zombie were nowhere to be found.
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Published: Wednesday May 21, 2014 MYT 11:10:00 AM Updated: Wednesday July 30, 2014 MYT 2:24:19 PM
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Carol Ui Fhearghail is rarely seen without her shiny black wedge shoes during matches. - Photo by Chan Boon Kai / THE STAR
IT is not an understatement to call Malaysians badminton-crazy. We simply are.
It's an easy deduction because badminton scores the highest readership for StarSport online and that's thanks to Lee Chong Wei and his comrades.
Yet, not many notice the surroundings of that 14.723m x 6.1m court, or the umpires and service judges.
At last month's World Junior Championships, StarSport got a chance to get up close to some of the dedicated men and women who devote their time to a sport they clearly love.
Despite their stern exterior during matches, we found the umpires to be friendly and upbeat, with interesting stories to share.
Freek Karel Mathieu Cox, 40, from Utrecht, Netherlands
Interesting fact: An account manager for an IT company in Netherlands, Cox stands at a commanding 200cm! He claims his height comes in handy during matches – who wants to mess with an umpire of that height?
How did you get started as an umpire? And how long have you been doing it?
I was born with a muscle problem and to fight the disease, they advised me to start playing badminton and I did. But in the end, the disease won and I lost. But I still love the game and after that I was asked to become a club umpire and that's how it all began.
What are you most afraid of when stepping on the court?
Nothing really. But if I have to answer, I would say something that happens outside of my control … like maybe a spectator running onto the court.
Which do you prefer, being an umpire or a service judge and why?
For me, it depends on the match. In some matches it is very important to have a strong service judge because all players serve on the edge and one has to keep a close eye to prevent wrong serves. In other matches, especially in a singles event, the service judge does not have a lot to do and it's much nicer to be an umpire.
Who has been your most memorable player to umpire?
I really liked watching Paul-Erik Hoyer play. Most of the time, he was a perfect gentleman both on and off court. If you were a line judge and you made the wrong decision, he'd accept it. But the next four or five points to follow would all be his! He was very focused and was one of the very few who was able to up the momentum after something negative.
What excites you the most about umpiring a championship? And what is the stressful part of it?
Well, I don't like it when players intentionally delay play. Malaysia is the 50th country I'm umpiring in so it's just amazing to get to do what we do.
Lastly, what do you say to the players after a match?
Well, to the losers I say "Well played" and to the winners I say "Congratulations".
Fabio Betto, 40, from Bari, Italy
Interesting fact: Betto started out as a rugby referee and still officiated matches on the weekends. He is an architect by profession.
How did you get started as an umpire?
I started by being a rugby referee and officiated matches but it was not something I got to do on Sundays. So, I really wanted to become an umpire and I sent applications to 20 sports associations asking them if they needed umpires and only badminton called back! I think it was fate and I've been doing it for 11 years now.
I would be afraid to be an umpire and lose the shuttle in the middle of the match. In the doubles competition it's much harder to keep track of the shuttle and if something happens then you're in trouble.
Which do you prefer, being an umpire or a service judge?
An umpire definitely. It's much more enjoyable and like I said before, service judging is quite stressful, you don't get to enjoy the game very much.
What has been your most memorable match to umpire?
It was right here in Malaysia in 2012. It was the quarter-final match of the Malaysian Open between Lee Chong Wei and Indonesia's Taufik Hidayat. I was very proud to have umpired Taufik's last game at the tournament. It was a really good match and we had a lot of fun.
What excites you the most about umpiring a championship? And what is the stressful part about it?
Well, aside from doing our job, I think the other best thing is that we get to visit so many different countries and spend time and catch up with so many of the umpires from all over the world who are now our friends. It's like one big family gathering. And for me, Malaysia has been one of the best places I have visited along with Holland, New Zealand and France.
What do you say to the players after a match?
Well, to the winners I say "very good match", "very well done" or "congratulations". To the losing player, it's tough you know. I try to be positive. Sometimes I just shake their hand. I like to give them eye contact and say "very well done" or "you should be proud of this match".
Carol Ui Fhearghail, 55, from Dublin, Ireland
Interesting fact: Ui Fhearghail probably has the most unique name of all the umpires. She is a retired medical secretary, and her husband jokes that umpiring has become her full-time job. She's rarely seen without her shiny black wedge shoes during matches!
I've been doing it for 19 years and one month to be exact! I played a little badminton, wasn't very good and I asked to do umpiring instead.
Falling over the TV camera or cables when we get on court especially during a final! And dropping the coin when I do the toss with the players!
I like it all, every match. Each match is difficult and I think the one that has stuck with me is the London Olympic finals in 2012 with the Chinese girls Li Xuerui and Wang Yihan in the women's singles. It went all the way to three games … amazing match!
What excites you the most about umpiring a championship?
Well, the good part of the job is that I get to come in and meet all my friends and see the best badminton on court and have good times off it. And seeing all the different people, culture and food. Besides, my son lives in Thailand, so it's nice to come and visit Asia so I can just pop by and see him too!
Takahiko Tsujinaka, 49, from Tottori City, Japan
Interesting fact: Tsujinaka teaches English in a secondary school and enjoys fishing every weekend. It's been 14 years since he became a BWF umpire.
How did you get your start in umpiring?
I got my start during the Asian Games in Hiroshima in 1994. I actually joined the Games to help the badminton event as an interpreter. At that time there were only four international umpires in Japan and that made me decide to become an international umpire. Now, I am one of the 11 umpires in Japan.
I think for the first five years as an umpire, I often got nervous when stepping on the court. I'd be anxious about what I should do if I made mistakes or if players did not follow my decision, among other things. But now, when stepping on the court, I try to say to myself, "Enjoy the game. I am the best judge." That makes me so relaxed and I feel comfortable on court.
Which do you prefer, being an umpire or service judge and why?
I prefer being an umpire because as an umpire, I can enjoy controlling a match. It depends on my own decision whether a match will be exciting or boring. Always I enjoy the game, especially keeping eye contact with a service judge or other line judges, sometimes smiling at each other. Being relaxed like this makes it possible for me to concentrate on what's going on at the game.
It was the final of the men's team event at the 2009 East Asian Games. It was the men's singles between China and Korea, in the final game with the score being 20-all. The Korean player rushed to the net and tried to hit the shuttle. Instantly I called "fault" when I saw his racquet slightly touch the net. The Korean player didn't agree, shouting "no, no". The Korean spectators were also shouting and arguing. But the replay was shown and I was relieved to see that the player's racquet did indeed touch the net.
I definitely enjoy umpiring at the final of any BWF tournament, including Super Series, GP Gold, whether senior tournaments or junior tournaments. Before the final, I get nervous and anxious, but after the match, shaking hands with players makes me feel as if I were in heaven, experiencing a sense of achievement. That makes me feel like umpiring again at the final of another tournament. No matter how stressful the umpiring is, I feel it is worth it!
Usually I say nothing to the player after the match, because some referees suggest that umpires don't say anything after the match. But sometimes, players tend to speak to us. In that case, I say, "Good game," or " You did your best, never mind," or "see you at the final of the next year tournament".
Susan Taylor, 50, from Victoria, Australia
Interesting fact: Susan was a former secondary school teacher and got a really early start umpiring at age 14! She gave up her teaching career to concentrate on her family. Her son and daughter aren't keen on badminton, preferring athletics, swimming and Australian Rules Football!
How did you get into umpiring?
It was in 1979 and my state was hosting the national junior teams and most umpires were not available during the day due to work. And I was one on the juniors recruited to undergo an umpire's course after these championships. So, I was 14 when I passed my first level! And in 1994 I became an IBF (now BWF) accredited umpire. So I have just completed 20 years as an international umpire!
What scares you the most about it?
I am most afraid of making an error that will cost a player the match. Many of our calls are judgmental and based on fact. If we get it wrong a player may lose the match, their sponsorship and qualification to further events. So it is so important to be rested, relaxed and prepared for every match that you officiate.
Which match sticks in your mind the most?
There have been many but none really stick out individually. There was my first world juniors in Kuala Lumpur in 1994. I remember umpiring the boys doubles semi-final where Peter Gade was playing and won. Many people think of him only as a singles player. Then there was also the 2000 Sydney Olympics. I remember my match for the wrong reasons – Mia Audina played singles and finished the match in seven minutes. I still can't believe how quick it was!
I am excited about seeing the best matches. That's probably the reason I have stuck to umpiring. I enjoy watching great badminton. The umpire's chair is the best seat in the house. I like to see players progress from junior to senior ranks and then to meet them again years later as coaches or managers. Then there is also the travelling, long working days, and sharing a room with a colleague who may be a complete stranger. But of course I dislike being away from family.
After the match sometimes I congratulate them on great play, other times I say nothing. Sometimes, if I want to have a quick word about their behaviour, the best time is when I hold their hand but never when a microphone is on!
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Sorry for the delay.
I have something I want to ask the group. A couple individuals had some sudden changes in there lives and as much as they were trying to stick it out RL called.
That said, Group 2 has also had a couple people drop. Both groups have elements the other needs. So If its ok with you all would you like me to ask them to join this group? Or recruit new people? (Group 2 is about 1 "day" behind facing the rats in the bigles) Please give me your thoughts on this and I will act from there.
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Question, who from our group have left?
Also, I'm fine with it. Only trouble is to see if we combined the groups, to bring them up to speed with us here or to rewind in time a bit and play from there.
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No-eyes (Oracle)
Alivia (Sorceress)
Doreen (Gunslinger)
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Servi (Witch)
To be honest I'm not sure who all from group two would join. They are down to four or five. I have not presented the idea to them as I wanted to brake out the idea to you all first. We can press on as is if you all would like also.
Alivia, the Sapphire Sorceress |
I'll trust your judgement here GM Valmoon, the only issue I see is that the fight took a *long* time in RL, I'd prefer to not wait for them to catch up. If they can be moved forward to our time, yes, it means skipping the fight for them, but the other option is us cooling our heels for a couple of weeks. Do we really need 2 people independently defeating Owlbear?
Servi Santaria |
Okay, guys, I'm going to have to give fair warning here. I'm going to get hit by a hurricane soon, say around Monday night-Tuesday. There is a fairly good chance, as this also happened the year before with Irene, that I'm going to lose power for about a week. This does not mean it'll be impossible to post, but it will get more difficult. If and when my college gets back up and running I'll be able to go there and post. That's, most probably, also where I'll be doing my homework. The same goes for my local public library.
I'm just letting you guys know that my post quantity will likely diminish greatly over the coming week.
Morgan Rackham |
Hi all, Morgan Rackham checking in. I am looking forward to adventuring with you all. By the way, I was thinking that Morgan and Erik could be the last remaining members of a previous press ganged group and have been keeping their heads down to some extent, until they see the things that the other PCs are doing and decided to team-up.
Erik Stormeyes |
Greetings all, Erik checking in and ready to set sail. Morgan your idea sounds good to me. Gm just one question will we be starting with all of our equipment, some of it, or none?
Doreen Makgree |
Hi Erik and Morgan, welcome aboard. I like Morgan's suggestion about how the two team up with the rest of us, helps keep narrative immersion. :)
Servi, good to hear you and your house made it through. ;)
Servi Santaria |
So remember how I posted my character sheet off-site on the Obsidian Portal campaign page for my own, in-home campaign? Well, in the midst of making room for other preparations I decided to delete the now defunct campaign... forgetting at the same time that I had posted all of my character sheets up on there. :( Sorry, I'll get it rebuilt and posted back on this page. *Sigh, it was a mistake to post it there in the first place.
Again, sorry. I'll be able to function in the meantime. I remember my diplomacy bonus was +3 by now.
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Hey guys, starting Saturday I'm going to be heading down to Florida for my first vacation in ten years and while I'm taking my laptop and I'm pretty sure our timeshare has wifi, I don't know for certain I'm going to have access to these boards.
Sorry guys, feel free to gmpc my character if I'm not posting enough so as not to hold you guys up.


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AECI (Johannesburg), an explosives and specialty chemicals company, has entered into an agreement with GE to acquire GE's chemical and monitoring solutions business in Africa for...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/south_africa/AECI-to-Acquire-GE-Water-Treatment-Business-in-Africa_44699.html June 29, 2012
AECI, South Africa's explosives and specialty chemicals company, says it has entered into an agreement with General Electric (GE) to acquire its chemical and monitoring solutions...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/south_africa/AECI-to-Acquire-GE-Water-Chemicals-Business-in-Africa_44553.html June 26, 2012
PolyOne says it plans to open a new facility in the Montague Gardens industrial precinct in Cape Town, South Africa. PolyOne, leveraging newly acquired ColorMatrix technology, will...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/south_africa/PolyOne-to-Open-Facility-in-South-Africa_44471.html June 25, 2012
Jacobs Engineering and OCP (Casablanca), partners in Jacobs Engineering SA (JESA; Casablanca) announced on Friday that they intend to acquire 100% of the shares in Team Maroc (Rabat)...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/egypt/Jacobs-and-OCP-JV-Plans-to-Acquire-Engineering-Firm-Team-Maroc_44446.html June 12, 2012
Dow Chemical has named Heinz Haller, executive v.p. and chief commercial officer of Dow, as executive v.p., president of Dow Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), and chief commercial...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/Dow-Names-Heinz-Haller-as-President-EMEA-Shuffles-Management_44101.html May 30, 2012
Orascom Construction Industries (OCI; Cairo) says that its wholly-owned subsidiary OCI Fertilizer Holding has agreed to sell its 16.8% stake in the Gavilon Group to Marubeni following...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/egypt/Orascom-Sells-its-Share-in-Gavilon-to-Marubeni-Will-Continue-to-Market-in-North-America_43814.html May 30, 2012
Syngenta says it plans to build a $1-billion business in Africa over the next 10 years and that the company will make cumulative investments of over $500 million in support of this...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/algeria/Syngenta-to-Invest-$500-Million-in-Africa_43579.html May 29, 2012
Sasol says that from July 1, 2012 a number of changes to the company's executive responsibilities will take effect. They include wider responsibilities for the head of the company's...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/south_africa/Sasol-Changes-Executive-Responsibilities_43773.html May 9, 2012
Evonik Industries says it has established a joint venture, dubbed Evonik Acrylics Africa (EAA; Johannesburg), with plastics processor Ampaglas Plastics Group (Elandsfontein, South...http://www.chemweek.com/regions/africa/south_africa/Evonik-Establishes-JV-for-Extruded-PMMA-in-South-Africa_43192.html |
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