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Robin Gibb, one of the three singing brothers of the Bee Gees, the long-running Anglo-Australian pop group whose chirping falsettos and hook-laden disco hits like “Jive Talkin’ ” and “You Should Be Dancing” shot them to worldwide fame in the 1970s, died on Sunday in London. He was 62 and lived in Thame, Oxfordshire, England.
The cause was complications of cancer and intestinal surgery, his family said in a statement.
Mr. Gibb had been hospitalized for intestinal problems several times in the last two years. Cancer had spread from his colon to his liver, and in the weeks before his death he had pneumonia and for a while was in a coma.
Mr. Gibb was the second Bee Gee and third Gibb brother to die. His fraternal twin and fellow Bee Gee, Maurice Gibb, died of complications of a twisted intestine in 2003 at 53. The youngest brother, Andy, who had a successful solo career, was 30 when he died of heart failure, in 1988.
With brilliant smiles, polished funk and adenoidal close harmonies, the Bee Gees — Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb — were disco’s ambassadors to Middle America in the 1970s, embodying the peacocked look of the time in their open-chested leisure suits and gold medallions.
They sold well over 100 million albums and had six consecutive No. 1 singles from 1977 to 1979. They were also inextricably tied to the disco era’s defining movie, “Saturday Night Fever,” a showcase for their music that included the hit “Stayin’ Alive,” its propulsive beat in step with the strut of the film’s star, John Travolta.
Barry, the oldest brother, was the dominant Bee Gee for most of the group’s existence. But the lead singer for many of the early hits was Robin, whose breaking voice, gaunt frame and gloomy eyes were well suited to convey adolescent fragility. “I Started a Joke” (with the second line, “Which started the whole world crying”), “I’ve Gotta Get a Message to You,” “Massachusetts” and other heavy-hearted songs brought the Bee Gees to the top of the charts as one of the British Invasion’s most musically conservative groups.
Robin Hugh Gibb and his twin, Maurice, were born on Dec. 22, 1949, on the Isle of Man, a British dependency in the Irish Sea. (Barry was born there in 1946.) The boys largely grew up in Manchester, England, where the family lived on the edge of poverty. Their father, Hugh, a drummer and bandleader, encouraged his sons to sing. Their mother, Barbara, was also a singer.
According to Bee Gees lore, the boys’ first performance was sometime in the mid-1950s, and unplanned. They had been scheduled to perform as a lip-synching act at a movie theater in Manchester when the record broke, forcing them to sing for real.
The family moved to Australia in 1958, and before long the brothers, performing as the Bee Gees — for Brothers Gibb — began scoring local hits and appearing on television. They left for London in early 1967 and within weeks had signed with Robert Stigwood, the impresario who guided them in their peak years.
The band’s first single in Britain, “New York Mining Disaster 1941,” was released in April 1967 and reached the Top 20.
But in private Robin was far from dull. He and his wife, Dwina Murphy, who survives him, lived in a 12th-century former monastery in Oxfordshire that he had restored and filled with statues of Buddha and suits of armor. In Miami, his mansion was open to celebrities and politicians like Tony Blair.
Robin briefly left the group in 1969 and tried out a solo career. After he rejoined his brothers, they scored their first No. 1 in the United States with “How Can You Mend a Broken Heart” in 1971. But with harder rock taking over, the Bee Gees’ popularity ebbed, reaching bottom in 1974 with a series of supper-club gigs in England to pay off tax debts.
At that point their label, Atlantic, sent the brothers to Miami for musical experimentation. There, with the 1975 album “Main Course,” they reinvented the Bee Gees’ sound with Latin and funk rhythms, electronic keyboards and vocals that owed a debt to Philadelphia soul. It brought the band its first hits in years: “Nights on Broadway” and “Jive Talkin’,” which went to No. 1.
For many listeners, the Gibbs were the face of disco. Even “Sesame Street” got caught up in the trend, with Robin singing on the disco-themed album “Sesame Street Fever.” It went gold.
The Bee Gees’ 1979 album, “Spirits Having Flown,” produced three more No. 1 singles, “Too Much Heaven,” “Tragedy” and “Love You Inside Out.” Then, in 1980, the band filed a $200 million lawsuit against Mr. Stigwood, saying he had swindled them out of royalties. Mr. Stigwood countersued for defamation and breach of contract. They settled out of court and publicly reconciled.
In the ’80s the band’s popularity waned in the United States but remained strong abroad. Robin released three solo albums, with limited success. The Bee Gees returned with some moderate hits in the late 1990s and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997. With his brothers, Mr. Gibb won six Grammys.
In addition to his wife and his brother Barry, Robin Gibb is survived by his sons, Spencer and Robin-John, known as R J; his daughters, Melissa and Snow; a sister, Lesley; and his mother. An earlier marriage, to Molly Hullis, ended in divorce.
Mr. Gibb had recently been working on a classical piece, “The Titanic Requiem,” with Robin-John. It had its premiere in London on April 10, played by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, but Robin was too ill to attend.
Despite the Bee Gees’ close association with disco, the Gibb brothers had long insisted that they had no stake in the genre. They had simply written songs that suited their voices and caught their fancy, they said.

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robin gibb, one of the three singing brothers of the bee gees, the long-running anglo-australian pop group whose chirping falsettos and hook-laden disco hits like “jive talkin’ ” and “you should be dancing” shot them to worldwide fame in the 1970s, died on sunday in london. he was 62 and lived in thame, oxfordshire, england.
the cause was complications of cancer and intestinal surgery, his family said in a statement.
mr. gibb had been hospitalized for intestinal problems several times in the last two years. cancer had spread from his colon to his liver, and in the weeks before his death he had pneumonia and for a while was in a coma.
mr. gibb was the second bee gee and third gibb brother to die. his fraternal twin and fellow bee gee, maurice gibb, died of complications of a twisted intestine in 2003 at 53. the youngest brother, andy, who had a successful solo career, was 30 when he died of heart failure, in 1988.
with brilliant smiles, polished funk and adenoidal close harmonies, the bee gees — barry, robin and maurice gibb — were disco’s ambassadors to middle america in the 1970s, embodying the peacocked look of the time in their open-chested leisure suits and gold medallions.
they sold well over 100 million albums and had six consecutive no. 1 singles from 1977 to 1979. they were also inextricably tied to the disco era’s defining movie, “saturday night fever,” a showcase for their music that included the hit “stayin’ alive,” its propulsive beat in step with the strut of the film’s star, john travolta.
barry, the oldest brother, was the dominant bee gee for most of the group’s existence. but the lead singer for many of the early hits was robin, whose breaking voice, gaunt frame and gloomy eyes were well suited to convey adolescent fragility. “i started a joke” (with the second line, “which started the whole world crying”), “i’ve gotta get a message to you,” “massachusetts” and other heavy-hearted songs brought the bee gees to the top of the charts as one of the british invasion’s most musically conservative groups.
robin hugh gibb and his twin, maurice, were born on dec. 22, 1949, on the isle of man, a british dependency in the irish sea. (barry was born there in 1946.) the boys largely grew up in manchester, england, where the family lived on the edge of poverty. their father, hugh, a drummer and bandleader, encouraged his sons to sing. their mother, barbara, was also a singer.
according to bee gees lore, the boys’ first performance was sometime in the mid-1950s, and unplanned. they had been scheduled to perform as a lip-synching act at a movie theater in manchester when the record broke, forcing them to sing for real.
the family moved to australia in 1958, and before long the brothers, performing as the bee gees — for brothers gibb — began scoring local hits and appearing on television. they left for london in early 1967 and within weeks had signed with robert stigwood, the impresario who guided them in their peak years.
the band’s first single in britain, “new york mining disaster 1941,” was released in april 1967 and reached the top 20.
but in private robin was far from dull. he and his wife, dwina murphy, who survives him, lived in a 12th-century former monastery in oxfordshire that he had restored and filled with statues of buddha and suits of armor. in miami, his mansion was open to celebrities and politicians like tony blair.
robin briefly left the group in 1969 and tried out a solo career. after he rejoined his brothers, they scored their first no. 1 in the united states with “how can you mend a broken heart” in 1971. but with harder rock taking over, the bee gees’ popularity ebbed, reaching bottom in 1974 with a series of supper-club gigs in england to pay off tax debts.
at that point their label, atlantic, sent the brothers to miami for musical experimentation. there, with the 1975 album “main course,” they reinvented the bee gees’ sound with latin and funk rhythms, electronic keyboards and vocals that owed a debt to philadelphia soul. it brought the band its first hits in years: “nights on broadway” and “jive talkin’,” which went to no. 1.
for many listeners, the gibbs were the face of disco. even “sesame street” got caught up in the trend, with robin singing on the disco-themed album “sesame street fever.” it went gold.
the bee gees’ 1979 album, “spirits having flown,” produced three more no. 1 singles, “too much heaven,” “tragedy” and “love you inside out.” then, in 1980, the band filed a $200 million lawsuit against mr. stigwood, saying he had swindled them out of royalties. mr. stigwood countersued for defamation and breach of contract. they settled out of court and publicly reconciled.
in the ’80s the band’s popularity waned in the united states but remained strong abroad. robin released three solo albums, with limited success. the bee gees returned with some moderate hits in the late 1990s and were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1997. with his brothers, mr. gibb won six grammys.
in addition to his wife and his brother barry, robin gibb is survived by his sons, spencer and robin-john, known as r j; his daughters, melissa and snow; a sister, lesley; and his mother. an earlier marriage, to molly hullis, ended in divorce.
mr. gibb had recently been working on a classical piece, “the titanic requiem,” with robin-john. it had its premiere in london on april 10, played by the royal philharmonic orchestra, but robin was too ill to attend.
despite the bee gees’ close association with disco, the gibb brothers had long insisted that they had no stake in the genre. they had simply written songs that suited their voices and caught their fancy, they said.


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After the close, Aurora Cannabis (ACB) announced a proposed offering of $250 million convertible senior notes due 2034. Such an offering is a likely sign that Coca-Cola (KO) isn't offering the company a ton of cash to invest in their international cannabis expansion.
My view has been negative on the fundamentals of the cannabis business and the wild wheeling and dealing of the management team. The company just purchased Whistler Medical Marijuana for $175 million in an all-share transaction.
As usual, the company is very lacking in providing financial details on acquired companies hoping the market falls into the hype of having additional production facilities and licenses. Whistler apparently has EBITDA margins in excess of 30%, though the EBITDA level is just as crucial and isn't provided.
The stock is in no-man's land in the $7 range after disclosing the convertible debt offering. The stock likely continues to rally, though, the fundamental picture continues to have a lot of holes.
The sentiment on StockTwits remains far too bullish. When Bullish sentiment hits nearly 95%, the stock is clearly riding a momentum wave that won't end well. For now, these traders will do anything to push the stock higher.

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after the close, aurora cannabis (acb) announced a proposed offering of $250 million convertible senior notes due 2034. such an offering is a likely sign that coca-cola (ko) isn't offering the company a ton of cash to invest in their international cannabis expansion.
my view has been negative on the fundamentals of the cannabis business and the wild wheeling and dealing of the management team. the company just purchased whistler medical marijuana for $175 million in an all-share transaction.
as usual, the company is very lacking in providing financial details on acquired companies hoping the market falls into the hype of having additional production facilities and licenses. whistler apparently has ebitda margins in excess of 30%, though the ebitda level is just as crucial and isn't provided.
the stock is in no-man's land in the $7 range after disclosing the convertible debt offering. the stock likely continues to rally, though, the fundamental picture continues to have a lot of holes.
the sentiment on stocktwits remains far too bullish. when bullish sentiment hits nearly 95%, the stock is clearly riding a momentum wave that won't end well. for now, these traders will do anything to push the stock higher.


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Damage Indicators Mod adds a damage indicator, and health bar to Minecraft making it absolutely more playable and have more immersion into it. This mod adds an RPG-ish vibe into the game as it enables the players to see the damage he has done to the enemy and the damage the enemy has done to them.
This mod is customizable through its settings and also includes a small portrait of the enemy you are currently fighting as well. This makes Minecraft look like a better role-playing game so you can now determine how much damage you are doing to the monster at the same time you can now monitor how much health the mobs have left.
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damage indicators mod adds a damage indicator, and health bar to minecraft making it absolutely more playable and have more immersion into it. this mod adds an rpg-ish vibe into the game as it enables the players to see the damage he has done to the enemy and the damage the enemy has done to them.
this mod is customizable through its settings and also includes a small portrait of the enemy you are currently fighting as well. this makes minecraft look like a better role-playing game so you can now determine how much damage you are doing to the monster at the same time you can now monitor how much health the mobs have left.
if you love this pack and want to have more in the future, you can show your love to damage indicators mod. you can check his youtube channel to support him. you can check more pvp packs over here.
how to install damage indicators mod?
if you don’t know how to install the damage indicators mod just look below, we’ll provide you with a short tutorial there. this installation guide should work with all minecraft versions. to see the official download links just scroll down.


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From Middle English minde, münde, ȝemünde, from Old English mynd, ġemynd (“memory, remembrance; memorial, record; act of commemoration; thought, purpose; consciousness, mind, intellect”), from Proto-Germanic *mundiz, *gamundiz (“memory, remembrance”), from Proto-Indo-European *méntis (“thought”), from Proto-Indo-European *men- (“to think”). Cognate with Old High German gimunt (“mind, memory”), Danish minde (“memory”), Icelandic minni (“memory, recall, recollection”), Gothic 𐌼𐌿𐌽𐌳𐍃 (munds, “memory, mind”), Latin mēns (“mind, reason”), Sanskrit मनस् (mánas), Ancient Greek μένος (ménos), Albanian mënd (“mind, reason”). Related to Old English myntan (“to mean, intend, purpose, determine, resolve”). More at mint.
Mind(et) megettem. ― I ate all of it.
A fogaim nem jók, de még mind megvan. ― My teeth are not perfect, but I still have all of them.
Mind összegyűltek a ház előtt. ― They all gathered in front of the house.
Mind nagyobb igény van erre a szolgáltatásra. ― There is more and more demand for this service.
From Old English ġemynd, from Proto-Germanic *gamundiz.

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from middle english minde, münde, ȝemünde, from old english mynd, ġemynd (“memory, remembrance; memorial, record; act of commemoration; thought, purpose; consciousness, mind, intellect”), from proto-germanic *mundiz, *gamundiz (“memory, remembrance”), from proto-indo-european *méntis (“thought”), from proto-indo-european *men- (“to think”). cognate with old high german gimunt (“mind, memory”), danish minde (“memory”), icelandic minni (“memory, recall, recollection”), gothic 𐌼𐌿𐌽𐌳𐍃 (munds, “memory, mind”), latin mēns (“mind, reason”), sanskrit मनस् (mánas), ancient greek μένος (ménos), albanian mënd (“mind, reason”). related to old english myntan (“to mean, intend, purpose, determine, resolve”). more at mint.
mind(et) megettem. ― i ate all of it.
a fogaim nem jók, de még mind megvan. ― my teeth are not perfect, but i still have all of them.
mind összegyűltek a ház előtt. ― they all gathered in front of the house.
mind nagyobb igény van erre a szolgáltatásra. ― there is more and more demand for this service.
from old english ġemynd, from proto-germanic *gamundiz.


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Boron Nitride ceramic is a kind of refractory ceramic with low expansion and high thermal conductivity. This makes it to be an ideal choice to molten metals. It’s very easy to be machined to custom design with precision and tight tolerance because of its machinability.
Boron nitride can be long-term used at 1800 degrees under vacuum atmosphere. With gas protection, Boron Nitride can be used at 2100 °C. Boron Nitride is with high thermal shock resistance, no cracks under extreme cold & high temperature. If you take out Boron Nitride from 1000 degree-furnace and cooling it within short minutes. It still won’t break even repeat this test with 100 times.

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boron nitride ceramic is a kind of refractory ceramic with low expansion and high thermal conductivity. this makes it to be an ideal choice to molten metals. it’s very easy to be machined to custom design with precision and tight tolerance because of its machinability.
boron nitride can be long-term used at 1800 degrees under vacuum atmosphere. with gas protection, boron nitride can be used at 2100 °c. boron nitride is with high thermal shock resistance, no cracks under extreme cold & high temperature. if you take out boron nitride from 1000 degree-furnace and cooling it within short minutes. it still won’t break even repeat this test with 100 times.


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Simon, no matter how hard you pretend to answer my initial questions, you haven't. No matter how low you stoop to insult me, you haven't. What a laugh.
Don't know what your question was, since it seemed to make some straw man arguments about what I hadn't said. I do know that I have asked you the same straight question several times tonight: how many cups of coffeeee have you made for employees of IBM today? It's a reasonable question, why can't you answer it?
Reread post 1102, no need to respond, you've more than given me my answer.
Sh!t you really don't read and or listen do you?
And the body modulates Kleg according to surface stiffness (Kshoe + Ksurface) to obtain a near constant COM trajectory. So.... if I jump off a wall and land on the concrete below with my legs locked out..... If I land on the same surface from the same height, but bend my knees.... Now, if I jump from the same height and land on a softer surface I don't need to bend my knees relatively so much to arrive at the same impact forces that I achieved with either of the previous two examples. Is it better to run with straighter legs or more bent legs? Which will be more metabolically efficient? What does the research tell us? Does it tell us that performance is enhanced with running on stiffer surfaces or more compliant surfaces?
Simon, with respect to your questions, what does the research tell us about injury rates in running?
Simon, lets stick to the point I am making. You asked Mr. Sicknote to produce research and references to support his claims and I am simply pointing out that you also lack research and references to support your own claims.
The best you could do is reference two studies, one makes the statement "and injury rate MIGHT be reduced". The second reference states "and injury rate is POTENTIALLY halved". Not exactly conclusive, are they?
It simply proves my point, you got nothin so get off your high horse. You confirmed that when you lowered yourself to making coffee attacks. I understand why you were reduced to making personal attacks, what I don't get is coffee? Is that a generalization about a certain ethnic group or something? Please help me out with that one.
As far as jumping off a wall onto concrete, you are making a big stretch in comparing that to running. If you listen to Kevin Kirby, then you would want to jump of the wall and land on your heels like he claims the majority of runners supposedly do. I don't know how high your wall is but I would speculate that if it is high enough and you land on concrete on your heels, the outcome would not be good, I don't care how much you bend your knees. Maybe Kevin could jump off a 10 foot wall onto concrete landing on his heels to see what happens.
As far as landing on your heels, the 80% statistic Kevin uses is a bunch of crap lifted from a bogus study. The study visually observed runners at a given point in a race and recorded the results. Give me a break or is it, give me a coffee break.
Well hasn't this got zesty!
I'm surprised to see you on this one as well Simon. Not your usuall bag.
What does the research tell us about crawling naked over broken glass?
I am simply pointing out that you also lack research and references to support your own claims.
The problem with claims is that sometimes people claim that other people have made claims which they never, in fact, claimed. Thus they can claim that the claims of the other are unsupported claims when in fact, no such claims have been made. I think it would be worthwhile if the people claiming the claims of the other are unsupported, specify which claims they meant, moving the whole discussion onto the ground of clams being independant of any party. Then they (the claims claimed to have been claimed) can be addressed individually rather than collectively as "your claims", a term which one could right claim to be unsupportable as they would incorperate the corperate claims (or the claims some CLAIM to be corperate claims) which a group might claim another group subscribe to.
I hope I've managed to bring some clarity to the debate.
You haven't read the two papers I referenced have you, Dana? Two sugars in mine please, thanks luv.
I get the gist from some people that believe research methods, statistical analysis & wearing "optimal" footwear in the future (1000 years time) will cure foot injury?. That will never be the case.
I also recently broke my 4th metatarsal wearing the VFF. I have been wearing them for 6+ months, about 50 miles per week… and then the pain showed up on an everyday run. I didn’t land on it funny or anything.
You broke your 4th metatarsal wearing VFF?. Nooooooo, who would have guessed?. You were only running through the pain. 2 thumbs up.
Did anyone hear me say the word "common sense"?.
Something this guy clearly lacks. Back off the mileages, build up the tolerance & strength levels.
I get the gist some people seem to think research methods, statistical analysis & wearing "optimal" footwear in the future (1000 years time) will cure foot injury?.
True. And Walking barefoot does not ACTUALLY give your immune system a steady supply of electrons boosting your immune system so you never get sick, so you got that WELL wrong.
Its annoying when someone takes something said by somebody unrelated to you, Hyperbolises it to the point of absurdity, represents it as your views then disagrees with it with an air of smug superiority wouldn't you say?
Barefoot runners ALSO all believe in fairies. Mugs.
So the runners who decide to run through pain, lack common sense, lack in training knowledge, overreach beyond there existing potentials, running overweight, lack vital nutrients to bone/muscle health ect etc etc etc... There all of a sudden immune to injury just because they he have "a massive understanding of research methods, statistical analysis & wearing "optimal" footwear".
You & Simon are living in cloud cuckoo land.
Sarcasm fail. I'll try using shorter words. Try to follow.
That is what we podiatrists like to call "**** you made up". Nobody ever said that.
Let me know if you struggle to understand any of what I just said.
Simon, another bad assumption on your part. I have read those papers. The Van Gent study scanned the PubMed - Medline databases to pull 17 studies, 4 of which where described as low quality. They looked at risk factors behind injuries across Systemic, Running/training, Health and Lifestyle. While injury rates ranged from 19.4% to 92.4% other than some relationship between, age, training quantity and knee injury, they didn't find much in the way of significant risk factors. In fact, the final recommendation of the study was: We recommend further well designed studies on risk factors for running injuries for male and female runners."
Gee Wiz, that study was helpful and had nothing to do with what you were talking about nor supports anything you have said. Apparently you threw it out there to see if I actually read the weak piece of work.
A year ago we spoke of the McMahon study which I also had read which talks about the influence of track compliance on running. The study focuses on the influence of compliance on speed and efficiency. Unlike the Van Gent paper, this actually has substance but it is NOT about injury rate. Lower injury rate is seen as a side benefit to a more compliant track. A year ago I mentioned I grew up in Boston was a track runner and at the time was not only familiar with McMahon's paper but with the actual track he developed. Did you ever see or run on the track he developed?
Did you possibly throw this paper out there as a distraction as well?
No problem Simon, I know that there is very limited research in the area of running form, shoe preferences and injury rate. I know that anything you try to produce will at best be only remotely related if at all. You can put up a smoke screen for new people on this forum but I've been around too long to know when someone is full of BS and when they are not.
Go have a cup of coffee or would that be tea?
And this is wrong because.......? You asked me what the research tells us about the injury rate in runners, I pointed you to a meta-analyses of injury rates in running. Thus, that's what the research tells us about the injury rate in running. QED. And you didn't like that because..... it suggests that injury rates among runners might be as high as 92%??? Thus, my contention that running is crap.
Now, do you agree that impact forces between two bodies during a collision are, in part, determined by the relative stiffness of the colliding bodies? Do you agree that the leg stiffness characteristics are modulated by the CNS in response to the surface stiffness? Thus, we cannot simply say that "cushioning" reduces impact forces. Since by adding cushioning at the surface and/ or shoe level has been shown in several studies (not just the Mcmahon study- which is highly relevant to the discussion BTW which is why I cited it) to result in an increase in leg stiffness. Viz. it's not quite as simple as increased cushioning = decreased impact forces- right, Mr know it all? Now, before you put your, "I'm a runner therefore I know everything about running" 2 cents worth in, that was the point of the discussion. So: wind your neck in, read what was said, loose the straw man fallacies and lay off the coffeeeeeee.
Where I was going with this, before I was rudely interrupted by you, was that the body modulates leg stiffness according to surface stiffness; but if the leg functions too stiff or too compliant due to the surface stiffness then injury may ensue. Read the references in the leg stiffness thread: http://www.podiatry-arena.com/podiatry-forum/showthread.php?t=46019 Here's a good review: http://www.udel.edu/PT/davis/stiffness_update.pdf This paper references a number of studies which suggest (yes, "suggest" because thats all the studies can ever do) that leg stiffness is related to surface stiffness and that leg stiffness is related to injury. QED.
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simon, no matter how hard you pretend to answer my initial questions, you haven't. no matter how low you stoop to insult me, you haven't. what a laugh.
don't know what your question was, since it seemed to make some straw man arguments about what i hadn't said. i do know that i have asked you the same straight question several times tonight: how many cups of coffeeee have you made for employees of ibm today? it's a reasonable question, why can't you answer it?
reread post 1102, no need to respond, you've more than given me my answer.
sh!t you really don't read and or listen do you?
and the body modulates kleg according to surface stiffness (kshoe + ksurface) to obtain a near constant com trajectory. so.... if i jump off a wall and land on the concrete below with my legs locked out..... if i land on the same surface from the same height, but bend my knees.... now, if i jump from the same height and land on a softer surface i don't need to bend my knees relatively so much to arrive at the same impact forces that i achieved with either of the previous two examples. is it better to run with straighter legs or more bent legs? which will be more metabolically efficient? what does the research tell us? does it tell us that performance is enhanced with running on stiffer surfaces or more compliant surfaces?
simon, with respect to your questions, what does the research tell us about injury rates in running?
simon, lets stick to the point i am making. you asked mr. sicknote to produce research and references to support his claims and i am simply pointing out that you also lack research and references to support your own claims.
the best you could do is reference two studies, one makes the statement "and injury rate might be reduced". the second reference states "and injury rate is potentially halved". not exactly conclusive, are they?
it simply proves my point, you got nothin so get off your high horse. you confirmed that when you lowered yourself to making coffee attacks. i understand why you were reduced to making personal attacks, what i don't get is coffee? is that a generalization about a certain ethnic group or something? please help me out with that one.
as far as jumping off a wall onto concrete, you are making a big stretch in comparing that to running. if you listen to kevin kirby, then you would want to jump of the wall and land on your heels like he claims the majority of runners supposedly do. i don't know how high your wall is but i would speculate that if it is high enough and you land on concrete on your heels, the outcome would not be good, i don't care how much you bend your knees. maybe kevin could jump off a 10 foot wall onto concrete landing on his heels to see what happens.
as far as landing on your heels, the 80% statistic kevin uses is a bunch of crap lifted from a bogus study. the study visually observed runners at a given point in a race and recorded the results. give me a break or is it, give me a coffee break.
well hasn't this got zesty!
i'm surprised to see you on this one as well simon. not your usuall bag.
what does the research tell us about crawling naked over broken glass?
i am simply pointing out that you also lack research and references to support your own claims.
the problem with claims is that sometimes people claim that other people have made claims which they never, in fact, claimed. thus they can claim that the claims of the other are unsupported claims when in fact, no such claims have been made. i think it would be worthwhile if the people claiming the claims of the other are unsupported, specify which claims they meant, moving the whole discussion onto the ground of clams being independant of any party. then they (the claims claimed to have been claimed) can be addressed individually rather than collectively as "your claims", a term which one could right claim to be unsupportable as they would incorperate the corperate claims (or the claims some claim to be corperate claims) which a group might claim another group subscribe to.
i hope i've managed to bring some clarity to the debate.
you haven't read the two papers i referenced have you, dana? two sugars in mine please, thanks luv.
i get the gist from some people that believe research methods, statistical analysis & wearing "optimal" footwear in the future (1000 years time) will cure foot injury?. that will never be the case.
i also recently broke my 4th metatarsal wearing the vff. i have been wearing them for 6+ months, about 50 miles per week… and then the pain showed up on an everyday run. i didn’t land on it funny or anything.
you broke your 4th metatarsal wearing vff?. nooooooo, who would have guessed?. you were only running through the pain. 2 thumbs up.
did anyone hear me say the word "common sense"?.
something this guy clearly lacks. back off the mileages, build up the tolerance & strength levels.
i get the gist some people seem to think research methods, statistical analysis & wearing "optimal" footwear in the future (1000 years time) will cure foot injury?.
true. and walking barefoot does not actually give your immune system a steady supply of electrons boosting your immune system so you never get sick, so you got that well wrong.
its annoying when someone takes something said by somebody unrelated to you, hyperbolises it to the point of absurdity, represents it as your views then disagrees with it with an air of smug superiority wouldn't you say?
barefoot runners also all believe in fairies. mugs.
so the runners who decide to run through pain, lack common sense, lack in training knowledge, overreach beyond there existing potentials, running overweight, lack vital nutrients to bone/muscle health ect etc etc etc... there all of a sudden immune to injury just because they he have "a massive understanding of research methods, statistical analysis & wearing "optimal" footwear".
you & simon are living in cloud cuckoo land.
sarcasm fail. i'll try using shorter words. try to follow.
that is what we podiatrists like to call "**** you made up". nobody ever said that.
let me know if you struggle to understand any of what i just said.
simon, another bad assumption on your part. i have read those papers. the van gent study scanned the pubmed - medline databases to pull 17 studies, 4 of which where described as low quality. they looked at risk factors behind injuries across systemic, running/training, health and lifestyle. while injury rates ranged from 19.4% to 92.4% other than some relationship between, age, training quantity and knee injury, they didn't find much in the way of significant risk factors. in fact, the final recommendation of the study was: we recommend further well designed studies on risk factors for running injuries for male and female runners."
gee wiz, that study was helpful and had nothing to do with what you were talking about nor supports anything you have said. apparently you threw it out there to see if i actually read the weak piece of work.
a year ago we spoke of the mcmahon study which i also had read which talks about the influence of track compliance on running. the study focuses on the influence of compliance on speed and efficiency. unlike the van gent paper, this actually has substance but it is not about injury rate. lower injury rate is seen as a side benefit to a more compliant track. a year ago i mentioned i grew up in boston was a track runner and at the time was not only familiar with mcmahon's paper but with the actual track he developed. did you ever see or run on the track he developed?
did you possibly throw this paper out there as a distraction as well?
no problem simon, i know that there is very limited research in the area of running form, shoe preferences and injury rate. i know that anything you try to produce will at best be only remotely related if at all. you can put up a smoke screen for new people on this forum but i've been around too long to know when someone is full of bs and when they are not.
go have a cup of coffee or would that be tea?
and this is wrong because.......? you asked me what the research tells us about the injury rate in runners, i pointed you to a meta-analyses of injury rates in running. thus, that's what the research tells us about the injury rate in running. qed. and you didn't like that because..... it suggests that injury rates among runners might be as high as 92%??? thus, my contention that running is crap.
now, do you agree that impact forces between two bodies during a collision are, in part, determined by the relative stiffness of the colliding bodies? do you agree that the leg stiffness characteristics are modulated by the cns in response to the surface stiffness? thus, we cannot simply say that "cushioning" reduces impact forces. since by adding cushioning at the surface and/ or shoe level has been shown in several studies (not just the mcmahon study- which is highly relevant to the discussion btw which is why i cited it) to result in an increase in leg stiffness. viz. it's not quite as simple as increased cushioning = decreased impact forces- right, mr know it all? now, before you put your, "i'm a runner therefore i know everything about running" 2 cents worth in, that was the point of the discussion. so: wind your neck in, read what was said, loose the straw man fallacies and lay off the coffeeeeeee.
where i was going with this, before i was rudely interrupted by you, was that the body modulates leg stiffness according to surface stiffness; but if the leg functions too stiff or too compliant due to the surface stiffness then injury may ensue. read the references in the leg stiffness thread: http://www.podiatry-arena.com/podiatry-forum/showthread.php?t=46019 here's a good review: http://www.udel.edu/pt/davis/stiffness_update.pdf this paper references a number of studies which suggest (yes, "suggest" because thats all the studies can ever do) that leg stiffness is related to surface stiffness and that leg stiffness is related to injury. qed.
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with 83 percent of adults using smartphones or tablets to look up restaurant locations, directions, and hours, quick-serve and casual dining restaurant chains need effective local marketing to drive business and build relationships within their communities.
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from digital tactics like paid social media and location data management, to traditional tactics like direct mail and couponing, brandmuscle supplies your franchisees with everything they need to stay top of mind when hunger hits.
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kilometers wide nearly a million years ago [3-6]. Morwood et al. [1, 2] have concluded that Homo erectus was capable of repeated water crossings using water-craft, by the beginning of the middle Pleistocene, 0.7-0.9 Ma.
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resource use & coastal settlements by Hs.
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vast new areas of the earth.
cut off the icy arctic current to the north, while the warm japan current played upon the south coast.
the new world, perhaps originally more than 100 thousands of years ago (ka) and probably on several excursions.
oceanic channel 0.9 to 0.8 ma [1, 2]. we have no evidence to suggest that they knew how to make boats so early.
kilometers wide nearly a million years ago [3-6]. morwood et al. [1, 2] have concluded that homo erectus was capable of repeated water crossings using water-craft, by the beginning of the middle pleistocene, 0.7-0.9 ma.
some 6 million years ago we split from a common ancestor with chimps. fossils found at the key sites shown on the map below reveal that hominins then diversified into many species and spread far from their ancestral home in africa. click on each site to learn more about what we've found there.
resource use & coastal settlements by hs.
here, we provide a long-term & evolutionary perspective of these behaviors.
dates to mis-5 & -4.
africa during this time frame.
particularly often in (near)coastal msa sites.
- more formal evolutionary models & research strategies.


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After a day of travel, we've made it to Peace Corps Staging in Miami, FL. We are now officially Peace Corps Trainees, again. Staging involves preparation to begin service, and we have joined over 30 individuals, from all over the United States, who are all headed to Belize. This afternoon we discussed basic Peace Corps Policies, as well as Peace Corps' Approach to Development and Safety and Security. The information has been the same as our last Staging for Kiribati, but it has been great getting to know the people we will be living and working with for the next 2 years. We have had some good rain, and we even had an unexpected break, when we were evacuated due to a fire alarm. We traveled down 20 flights of stairs and waited patiently for the Fire Department to check things out. It ended up being a false alarm. Just another reminder that when serving in the Peace Corps you must be flexible and ready for anything.
Staging is over. It has been a great opportunity to hang out with our fellow Peace Corps Trainees. Our Staging Trainer, Kathy, went through the basics of Peace Corps. We discussed Peace Corp policies, managing risks, coping with unwanted attention, cross cultural adjustments, and safety and security. We discussed our aspirations and anxieties as well as the goals of Peace Corps and sustainable development. The best part has been trying to come up with songs to sing. At our welcome dinner in Kiribati, we will have to sing 3 songs as a group. Being in tune is plus, as are hand motions. We are all pretty nervvous about this, but plan on practicing before the big day. Skidamarink, Hokey Pokey, Twinkle Twinkle, and a Fly song are some of our options so far. We will let you know how it goes. We are now in LAX waiting for our flight to Nadi, Fiji. The flight is about 11 hours. Fiji, as well as Kiribati, is 18 hours ahead of Texas time, so as we wrote earlier, we lose a day and get there on Wednesday. As our journey gets going communication will be very limited. Our blog will be updated through snail mail. Remember.....NO NEWS IS GOOD NEWS.

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staging is officially over! well, almost! tomorrow morning, we will gather and board a plane for belize. we will spend a night in belmopan, and then live with a host famiy in a nearby village for 2 1/2 weeks. we will attend training, all learn some basic kriol, and get to know belize. next will be community based training, where we will be living with another host family, and attending training specific to our assignmnet and region. communication may be limited during this time, but remember, "no news is good news!" we will do our best to keep you updated.
after a day of travel, we've made it to peace corps staging in miami, fl. we are now officially peace corps trainees, again. staging involves preparation to begin service, and we have joined over 30 individuals, from all over the united states, who are all headed to belize. this afternoon we discussed basic peace corps policies, as well as peace corps' approach to development and safety and security. the information has been the same as our last staging for kiribati, but it has been great getting to know the people we will be living and working with for the next 2 years. we have had some good rain, and we even had an unexpected break, when we were evacuated due to a fire alarm. we traveled down 20 flights of stairs and waited patiently for the fire department to check things out. it ended up being a false alarm. just another reminder that when serving in the peace corps you must be flexible and ready for anything.
staging is over. it has been a great opportunity to hang out with our fellow peace corps trainees. our staging trainer, kathy, went through the basics of peace corps. we discussed peace corp policies, managing risks, coping with unwanted attention, cross cultural adjustments, and safety and security. we discussed our aspirations and anxieties as well as the goals of peace corps and sustainable development. the best part has been trying to come up with songs to sing. at our welcome dinner in kiribati, we will have to sing 3 songs as a group. being in tune is plus, as are hand motions. we are all pretty nervvous about this, but plan on practicing before the big day. skidamarink, hokey pokey, twinkle twinkle, and a fly song are some of our options so far. we will let you know how it goes. we are now in lax waiting for our flight to nadi, fiji. the flight is about 11 hours. fiji, as well as kiribati, is 18 hours ahead of texas time, so as we wrote earlier, we lose a day and get there on wednesday. as our journey gets going communication will be very limited. our blog will be updated through snail mail. remember.....no news is good news.


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Conveniently, the party was just next door to my house so Andy took Roscoe for the afternoon and I enjoyed my first solo event.
I ditched my nursing bra and put on my hostess hat, greeted guests, stuffed myself with sweets and snacks, caught up with old friends and made a few new ones. The biggest prize was the box I carried home that was filled with a tantalizing variety of cookies that will last well into next week... or not!

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after several weeks of planning with some neighborhood girlfriends, the much anticipated cookie exchange was a sweet success!
from greek butterball, to chewy molasses spice, and a savory rosemary shortbread, we had more than 18 different varieties of cookies. each guest shared their cookies' story which ran the gamut from family recipes, to washington post award winners, and ethnic favorites.
conveniently, the party was just next door to my house so andy took roscoe for the afternoon and i enjoyed my first solo event.
i ditched my nursing bra and put on my hostess hat, greeted guests, stuffed myself with sweets and snacks, caught up with old friends and made a few new ones. the biggest prize was the box i carried home that was filled with a tantalizing variety of cookies that will last well into next week... or not!


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michael gillespie, birth 1801. burial aug 2, 1822, fort william, bengal, india.
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Smart card supplier Oberthur Card Systems has partnered with HID Global to produce a FIPS 201-certified card that can support either HID 125 kHz Prox or Indala 125 kHz Prox. Organizations now have a commercial solution that allows interoperability with an existing physical access control installation while allowing a smooth transition to implement the requirements of HSPD-12.
LOS ANGELES & CHANTILLY, Va.–Oberthur Card Systems, one of the leading smart card suppliers to the Government ID Market, has partnered with HID Global to produce the first fully FIPS 201 certified card (FIPS 201 Certificate #1 and NIST FIPS 140-2 Certificate #668) with HID Prox Technology.
HID is a leading supplier of contactless access control cards and readers, and other security products for corporations and governments globally. Using HID’s technology, the card can support either HID 125 kHz Prox or Indala 125 kHz Prox, which provides a more secure solution. With this development, organizations now have a commercial solution that allows interoperability with an existing physical access control installation base while allowing a smooth transition to implement the requirements of Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12.
“This development is another example of how Oberthur Card Systems identifies market needs and deploys a commercially proven solution. By having already tested this product in a live customer environment, backed by our existing commercial deployments in the government market space, any agency or organization will be confident of buying such products today,” said Patrick W. Hearn, Director, Government and ID Markets of Oberthur Card Systems’ American division.
Oberthur Card Systems is the only company in the U.S. to offer an identification solution that couples smart card manufacturing with card personalization, carrier attachment and activation services, as well as the exclusive rights to the card software applets. Additionally, Oberthur Card Systems’ government smart card products are manufactured and personalized in the United States in ISO certified environments, a significant advantage for agencies looking for a shared services provider of ID credentialing.
With sales of 500.8 million Euros in 2005, Oberthur Card Systems is one of the world’s leading providers of card-based solutions, software and applications, including SIM and multi-application smart cards, as well as services ranging from consulting to personalization. Innovative products, security expertise and high quality services ensure Oberthur Card Systems’ strong positioning in its main target markets. For more information, visit www.oberthurcs.com.
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smart card supplier oberthur card systems has partnered with hid global to produce a fips 201-certified card that can support either hid 125 khz prox or indala 125 khz prox. organizations now have a commercial solution that allows interoperability with an existing physical access control installation while allowing a smooth transition to implement the requirements of hspd-12.
los angeles & chantilly, va.–oberthur card systems, one of the leading smart card suppliers to the government id market, has partnered with hid global to produce the first fully fips 201 certified card (fips 201 certificate #1 and nist fips 140-2 certificate #668) with hid prox technology.
hid is a leading supplier of contactless access control cards and readers, and other security products for corporations and governments globally. using hid’s technology, the card can support either hid 125 khz prox or indala 125 khz prox, which provides a more secure solution. with this development, organizations now have a commercial solution that allows interoperability with an existing physical access control installation base while allowing a smooth transition to implement the requirements of homeland security presidential directive 12.
“this development is another example of how oberthur card systems identifies market needs and deploys a commercially proven solution. by having already tested this product in a live customer environment, backed by our existing commercial deployments in the government market space, any agency or organization will be confident of buying such products today,” said patrick w. hearn, director, government and id markets of oberthur card systems’ american division.
oberthur card systems is the only company in the u.s. to offer an identification solution that couples smart card manufacturing with card personalization, carrier attachment and activation services, as well as the exclusive rights to the card software applets. additionally, oberthur card systems’ government smart card products are manufactured and personalized in the united states in iso certified environments, a significant advantage for agencies looking for a shared services provider of id credentialing.
with sales of 500.8 million euros in 2005, oberthur card systems is one of the world’s leading providers of card-based solutions, software and applications, including sim and multi-application smart cards, as well as services ranging from consulting to personalization. innovative products, security expertise and high quality services ensure oberthur card systems’ strong positioning in its main target markets. for more information, visit www.oberthurcs.com.
hid is a leading supplier and manufacturer in the access control industry, serving customers worldwide with proximity and contactless smart card technologies; central station managed access controllers; secure and custom card solutions; digital identity and photo card management software solutions; and electronic cylinders. headquartered in irvine, calif., hid operates international offices that support more than 100 countries and is a member of assa abloy global technologies division. to learn more, please visit www.hidcorp.com.


text: Salt Lake City Kitchen & Bath Showroom is proud to present this oil rubbed bronze finished bridge kitchen faucet, by Kohler. The 6131-3-2BZ is made from premium materials, this Bridge Kitchen Faucet offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Kohler's decorative Parq Collection, so make sure to check out other styles of fixtures to accessorize your room.

lowercased: salt lake city kitchen & bath showroom is proud to present this oil rubbed bronze finished bridge kitchen faucet, by kohler. the 6131-3-2bz is made from premium materials, this bridge kitchen faucet offers great function and value for your home. this fixture is part of kohler's decorative parq collection, so make sure to check out other styles of fixtures to accessorize your room.


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James is a Computer Evil Scientist, which is similar to, but materially distinct from being an Evil Computer Scientist. After spending some years pushing buttons for one of them giant Internet conglomerates with a double-O in the name, he left his job and became a freelance writer. Frankly everyone involved is much happier as a result. Quite what he's doing here is anyone's guess, because he's never played a Half-Life game and can't aim properly with the analogue stick. Suggestions that it's all a vain attempt to turn the purchase of an iPhone into a tax write-off are vigorously denied, even though they're almost certainly true.
A violent and feral creature, rumoured to be half-man and half-beast, reviews a game about space minotaurs.
I May Not Know Art… but I know how to write intros.
James explains why he's drinking the Apple Kool-Aid... and loving it!
Inside a Star-Filled Sky is the latest game developed by Jason Rohrer, creator last year's indie mini-hit, Sleep is Death. Rohrer's latest is something of a departure: it's a procedurally generated shoot-em-up.

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james is a computer evil scientist, which is similar to, but materially distinct from being an evil computer scientist. after spending some years pushing buttons for one of them giant internet conglomerates with a double-o in the name, he left his job and became a freelance writer. frankly everyone involved is much happier as a result. quite what he's doing here is anyone's guess, because he's never played a half-life game and can't aim properly with the analogue stick. suggestions that it's all a vain attempt to turn the purchase of an iphone into a tax write-off are vigorously denied, even though they're almost certainly true.
a violent and feral creature, rumoured to be half-man and half-beast, reviews a game about space minotaurs.
i may not know art… but i know how to write intros.
james explains why he's drinking the apple kool-aid... and loving it!
inside a star-filled sky is the latest game developed by jason rohrer, creator last year's indie mini-hit, sleep is death. rohrer's latest is something of a departure: it's a procedurally generated shoot-em-up.


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Join us at Pequot Library on March 11th at 2 pm for a Free Young Persons’ Concert featuring the Haven String Quartet.
The Haven String Quartet: Yaira Matyakubova (violin); Gregory Tompkins (violin); Annalisa Boerner (viola); Philip Boulanger (cello).have been featured in the New York Times and WNPR, and sought after for both their command on the concert stage and comfort in the classroom, the Haven String Quartet (HSQ) has been hailed as “New Haven’s resident string quartet.” Its four members represent the nation’s top conservatories and bring world-class chamber music to the region each year through their full season of recitals, workshops, and impromptu pop-up performances.
As the permanent quartet-in-residence of Music Haven, the Haven String Quartet spearheads a nationally-recognized, free after-school lessons program for more than 80 students from New Haven’s most under-served neighborhoods. The HSQ and Music Haven provide their students with more than 2,500 contact hours per year through one-on-one lessons, group classes, coachings for student chamber groups, and the Harmony in Action youth orchestra. Music Haven and the Haven String Quartet’s program has been recognized as a top 50 after-school arts program in the country by the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities five years in a row now.
The HSQ also brings its passion and skill to frequent workshops and non-traditional performances, both in New Haven and throughout the East Coast. One of many such interactive workshops, the quartet’s “World Travelers” program (featuring works from Serbia, Uganda, Cuba, Mexico, and the United States), has thrilled audiences at such venues as the Ashforth Children’s Concert Series in Greenwich, Conn., and public schools in Bridgeport, Conn.
Through an integrated dual role as professional musicians and teaching artists, members of the quartet embody Music Haven’s mission to build vibrant urban community through performance and music education that empowers young people, their families, and professional musicians.
Each quartet member is an exemplary performer who also enjoys the work of a teaching artist. Having graduated from institutions such as Yale University, Juilliard School, New England Conservatory, Rice University, Eastman School of Music, and Cleveland Institute of Music, each member has concertized internationally and now enjoy successful careers as performers and teachers. For individual bios of each quartet member, please click here.

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join us at pequot library on march 11th at 2 pm for a free young persons’ concert featuring the haven string quartet.
the haven string quartet: yaira matyakubova (violin); gregory tompkins (violin); annalisa boerner (viola); philip boulanger (cello).have been featured in the new york times and wnpr, and sought after for both their command on the concert stage and comfort in the classroom, the haven string quartet (hsq) has been hailed as “new haven’s resident string quartet.” its four members represent the nation’s top conservatories and bring world-class chamber music to the region each year through their full season of recitals, workshops, and impromptu pop-up performances.
as the permanent quartet-in-residence of music haven, the haven string quartet spearheads a nationally-recognized, free after-school lessons program for more than 80 students from new haven’s most under-served neighborhoods. the hsq and music haven provide their students with more than 2,500 contact hours per year through one-on-one lessons, group classes, coachings for student chamber groups, and the harmony in action youth orchestra. music haven and the haven string quartet’s program has been recognized as a top 50 after-school arts program in the country by the president’s committee on the arts and humanities five years in a row now.
the hsq also brings its passion and skill to frequent workshops and non-traditional performances, both in new haven and throughout the east coast. one of many such interactive workshops, the quartet’s “world travelers” program (featuring works from serbia, uganda, cuba, mexico, and the united states), has thrilled audiences at such venues as the ashforth children’s concert series in greenwich, conn., and public schools in bridgeport, conn.
through an integrated dual role as professional musicians and teaching artists, members of the quartet embody music haven’s mission to build vibrant urban community through performance and music education that empowers young people, their families, and professional musicians.
each quartet member is an exemplary performer who also enjoys the work of a teaching artist. having graduated from institutions such as yale university, juilliard school, new england conservatory, rice university, eastman school of music, and cleveland institute of music, each member has concertized internationally and now enjoy successful careers as performers and teachers. for individual bios of each quartet member, please click here.


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Customer experience is increasingly important in a crowded eCommerce market. Follow these tactics to set your brand apart from the rest.
High end coffee appeals to serious coffee drinkers. To reach more serious coffee drinkers, Blue Bottle Coffee uses smart, SEO-optimized educational content.
The best opportunity you have to turn a one-time shopper into a loyal repeat customer is right after the sale. Here are some ways to engage post-purchase.
Discounts are the top way to entice people to sign up for your email list, but they’re not the only way. Use these other incentives to grow your list.

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customer experience is increasingly important in a crowded ecommerce market. follow these tactics to set your brand apart from the rest.
high end coffee appeals to serious coffee drinkers. to reach more serious coffee drinkers, blue bottle coffee uses smart, seo-optimized educational content.
the best opportunity you have to turn a one-time shopper into a loyal repeat customer is right after the sale. here are some ways to engage post-purchase.
discounts are the top way to entice people to sign up for your email list, but they’re not the only way. use these other incentives to grow your list.


text: Our members at 375 have donated countless hours and material to various well deserving causes through out the years. The apprentices in our program are required to complete 6 hours each per year along side our Journeymen and their families. Together as an organization we have been involved in the following projects and are always looking for new ideas. Please check out the Opportunities tab to sign up today.

lowercased: our members at 375 have donated countless hours and material to various well deserving causes through out the years. the apprentices in our program are required to complete 6 hours each per year along side our journeymen and their families. together as an organization we have been involved in the following projects and are always looking for new ideas. please check out the opportunities tab to sign up today.