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Dayton at Florida game preview
foxsports Mar 28, 2014 at 6:28p ET
This year's trip to the Elite Eight marks the fourth straight for the Florida Gators. No other team has even made four straight Sweet 16s in the same span.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Dayton Flyers are feeling very confident and loose with the upsets they've already pulled this NCAA tournament. They're also ready to wreck what's left of anyone's bracket with their greatest challenge ahead and a trip to the Final Four on the line.
Enter the Florida Gators, the overall top seed.
While the 11th-seeded Flyers already have exceeded expectations going into Saturday's South Regional final, the Gators are driven too. They talk of chasing greatness, trying to add to a 29-game winning streak that's the best in school history. Florida also is back in the Elite Eight having lost here the past three years.
"We're just very blessed and fortunate to be a team that can put themselves in this opportunity to play for a Final Four again," Florida senior Patric Young said Friday. "Going to prepare and do the best we can, especially as a senior class, because it's our last go-round to make it to that next step."
The Gators ended their past three seasons ended by Butler in overtime, Louisville and Michigan. Young said the Gators have learned lessons from each of those regional final losses from not finishing a game when they had a lead or not coming out ready like a year ago when Michigan routed them 79-59.
"We're going to do the best we can and make sure we go out there leaving no regrets," Young said.
Coach Billy Donovan, who won his 450th career game at Florida when the Gators downed UCLA on Thursday night, said this team is so very different from each of the past three. Donovan noted he had to replace three starters in Mike Rosario, Kenny Boynton and Erik Murphy from last year's team alone.
But every loss to end a season hurts, and Donovan isn't ready to separate one from another.
Gators eye Final Four
Florida's seniors have now reached the Elite Eight four times, but advancing has proven a roadblock in the past.
"I can tell you it was just as painful in 2000 walking off the court losing the national championship game as it was losing last year in the Elite Eight," Donovan said. "So I don't know if there's any easy way because I think everybody this time of year is putting their heart and soul."
Florida (35-2) hasn't lost since Dec. 2 at UConn, and the Gators' win over UCLA matched the school record for most wins in a season set by the 2007 national championship squad. Their string of Elite Eights is even more impressive considering no other team has even made four straight Sweet 16s in the same span.
Dayton coach Archie Miller was asked if he has quizzed brother Sean for tips on Florida's press considering Arizona played the Gators last season. Miller said his brother's too busy and they're not talking anyway right now. But the Dayton coach has seen the Gators plenty on TV.
"You understand kind of their pedigree right now," Miller said. "They're the number 1 overall seed for a reason. They've won 29 games in a row. I don't know who can help me, to be honest with you."
Miller will counter Florida's experience and winning tradition with his very deep bench. Dayton (26-10) played 12 Flyers in beating Stanford 82-72 in the semifinal, and they aren't worried about seeding at this point of a tournament where they've already knocked off Ohio State followed by Syracuse in the opening weekend.
"It made us think we can play against anybody in the country," Dayton guard Jordan Sibert said. "It's just our nature to know we can go out there and compete for 40 minutes. At the end of the game, we'll be right there to win it."
Donovan has been impressed by the Flyers' unselfish approach with any of 12 scholarship players capable of scoring double figures in any given game.
"The ball always finds the open man," Donovan said.
Defense likely will be the key. Florida ranks third nationally in scoring defense, allowing 57.8 points a game. The Gators haven't allowed more than 68 points in a game over the past 10 games. Dayton is pretty stingy too, allowing only two opponents to top 70 or more in its past seven games.
With plenty of Gators' fans setting their sights on the Final Four in Texas, Dayton could wind up with a home-court advantage at the FedExForum. Miller said he had heard Flyers' fans already have taken over downtown Memphis with the raucous campus celebration relocating to Tennessee.
The Gators are ready to tune them out, though they did have Tim Tebow cheering them Thursday night.
"We've been able to handle that all year long," Young said.
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E - Records of the Exchequer, and its related bodies, with those of the Office of First Fruits and Tenths, and the Court of Augmentations
Division within E - Records of the Court of Augmentations and the Augmentation Office
Catalogue description Court of Augmentations: Conventual Leases
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Court of Augmentations: Conventual Leases
This series consists of leases of lands, offices and other profits, such as tithes and rectories, made by individual religious houses and colleges before the Dissolution, together with other related documents.
While all these leases are part of the records of the Court of Augmentations, they came to the court in two main ways. Many of the leases are the counterpart indentures, that is the copies kept by the religious houses or colleges as evidence of a transaction, which came to the court as part of the muniments of the religious houses on their dissolution. A great many of the leases, however, are original leases, that is the copies kept by the lessees. These would have been surrendered to the Court of Augmentations for confirmation or renewal. Unfortunately the majority of the seals, both conventual and personal, have been lost.
Loose conventual leases and an entry book will also be found in E 118
Other conventual leases are in LR 1
Separated material:
Seals removed from this series are in
Subseries within SC 13
English and Latin
Court of Augmentations, 1536-1547
500 bundles and volumes
Unpublished finding aids:
There is a manuscript calendar arranged by the place of the lands leased.
Administrative / biographical background:
The early 16th century saw a progressive increase in the amount of leasing by religious houses, the tenants usually being their secular neighbours. Most of these leases received official sanction in the acts dissolving the religious houses in 1536 and 1540, and were confirmed by order of the Court of Augmentations.
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My creative juices are flowing and I have been scrapbooking all week long. It feels so good to use up supplies I've had for a long time. I did however, manage to clean my scrap space this weekend with the help of my mom. As she was organizing, she would ask me "What's this ?" and my response was "Work in Progress or Pending Project". By the time we finished I had seven projects pending. I was a bit overwhelmed and I promised myself not to start anything new until I catch up.
Vanessa and I are in a stage of reorganizing, repurposing and redecorating. We've planned so many things for our scraprooms to make them utterly efficient. In my mind I've probably have spent about $500 but I refuse to. So I'm cleaning the clutter and getting rid of things that I don't use and know I won't use. What's the purpose? We did agree on this item that is essential for our tools. So my darling friend Damaris placed an order and the Making Memories Carousel is on it's way. Whoohoo... Oh BTW, she own's her own home based scrapbooking store with tons of goodies and she's launching her blog on February 1, 2008 with fun RAK's and other exciting tidbits. Check back tomorrow so I can forward you her link.
cute paper. but i'm not buying one more damn thing! i have soooo much stuff it's sickening!
Can't wait to post new pics when it's all done! See you on Sunday!
Glad I could be of service. Just for the record....we will never be organized enough, or clean enough. We are constantly changing and we are GIRLS! It's in our nature to keep wanting to change and want more. But just for the record...your room looks pretty freaking GOOD to me! Happy scrapbooking!


There are so many moving parts in the European debt crisis, it is difficult to keep track of them all. Der Spiegel reminds us today of another stake holder that might have slipped by most observers and that is the German Federal Constitutional Court. A hearing early next month (July 5th) to hear complaints that the year-old Greek aid package violates the EU Treaty. The case is being brought by an MP from the CSU (part of the governing coalition CDU/CSU/FDP) and a group of constitutional lawyers.
The key issue seems to be whether the Greek aid violates the treaties that prohibit a transfer union or a bail out of sovereigns and if the role of the German parliament has been abridged.
It is not clear how the Court will rule. The article makes much hay of a seemingly off the buff comment by the head of the court. It may be read to suggest that Court will not rule that the aid package is unconstitutional, but articulate some conditions that preserve the role of the Germany's parliament.
Yet this is a path fraught with risk. A permanent mechanism (ESM) would seem to further surrender sovereignty of parliament insofar as it (ESM) decides who gets future aid packages not the Germany parliament. The Court then could rule that Bundestag--lower house of parliament--has to approve each case in which financial assistance is advocated. If other countries do not take similar measures, the German parliament would retain a veto over the ESM. It is, after all the largest financial contributor (Germany is to provide ESM with 21.7 bln euros and provide guarantees for another 168.3 bln euros). Of note, the German paper reports that one of the law professors speaking for a plaintiff quotes a couple of French officials, including Finance minister Lagarde, who is the most likely successor to DSK at the head of the IMF: "We violated all legal provisions [last May] because we wanted to appear unified and truly rescue the euro zone." Der Spiegel also quotes France's Trade Secretary, saying a year ago that the EFSF "is expressly prohibited in the European Treaties."
While these French comments are not particularly helpful, it is not clear that they will have much legal standing in the German constitutional court. However, the point is that the German court adds another element of uncertainty in the debt drama and may shape the particular outcome. There is some danger that parliament's prerogatives are defined to include the upper house as well and there Merkel does not enjoy a majority.
Der Spiegel does not address the upper house role, even though a study by Constitutional experts, earlier this year, suggested the bailout and mechanism were so controversial that approval by both houses may be needed and by a larger majority than Merkel enjoys in the lower house.


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Rubendall Recital Hall
Looking Glass Theater Performs for Sexual Assault Awareness Week
Allison Lowry writes for the November 9, 1995 edition of The Dickinsonian
on the Looking Glass Theater's performance of skits about sexual
assault for the Women's Center's Sexual Assault Awareness Week.
All terms: 1990-1999, Bickerstaff, Dawn, Cardinale, Claudia, Carson, Mary-Watson, Dickinsonian, Dickinsonian, Looking Glass Theater, Lowry, Allison, Martin, Katherine, McCallum, David, McCullough, John, Monkhouse, Courtney, Rubendall Recital Hall, Sexual assault, Sexual Assault Awareness Week, Thornton, Jennifer, Women's Center (student run)
A Week of Events for National Coming Out Day, 1996
Dickinson hosted a week of events surrounding National Coming Out Day in
1996 entitled "Self, Family, World: Continuing the Struggle for
Acceptance." The events included a debate over gay marriage, a showing
of the movie Go Fish, a discussion led by the Mechancisburg
Chapter of P-FLAG (Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays), a lecture
Date: October 6-12, 1996
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Hamlet stresses role of black feminist thought
This Dickinsonian article discusses the visit and lecture given by Dr Janice Hamlet, Director of Ethnic Studies at Shippensburg University, as part of the College's celebration of Women's History Week. Her speech "centered on the role of black feminist thought in modern society." Hamlet was introduced by Dickinson Senior Liz Torpey who said "We need more of an African-American dimension in our curriculum."
All terms: 1990-1999, Black Perspective, Marschka, Megan, Minority women, Race relations, Rubendall Recital Hall, Torpey, Liz, Women's History Week, Women's rights movement


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Harvard graduates ASSIST kids in Alex
by Pheladi Sethusa | Apr 18, 2013
ASSISTANTS: Pergan Naicker (left) and Victor Sithole (right) from the Wits Volunteer Programme tutoring in Alexandra.
Photo: Provided by Assist
Underprivileged children in Alexandra are scoring with some assistance from a non-governmental organisation, the African Sports and Scholastic Initiative for Students in Townships (Assist).
Harvard graduates started Assist last September to aid underprivileged children in Alexandra.
The name of the initiative is a clever play on a basketball term, which means helping someone score a goal. In this case, the assistance comes in the form of a mentorship system to tutor children in their school subjects.
Harvard graduates from the class of 2012 Dennis Zheng, Patrick Li and Ian Choe started the initiative in September 2012. This came after Zheng and Li had visited South Africa in 2011 to volunteer as basketball coaches at the Special Olympics South Africa.
On this 2011 visit they had the opportunity to work at different schools in Alexandra township with intellectually disabled children. Zheng said: "We then became connected with Harry Nakeng, a local community leader of the Alexandra Basketball Association (ABA), and began coaching basketball with township youth every afternoon.
"What Patrick and I discovered was a testament to the power of athletics; each day after school, 50 players of varying ages took to dusty courts in bare feet or their school shoes to learn the sport," said Zheng.
The children made such an impact on Li and Zheng that they could not stop thinking about them. They decided to return to Johannesburg with their classmate Choe to found Assist. Zheng said: "The programme aims to leverage Alexandra township youth's excitement about the emerging sport of basketball in order to catalyze students' success in the classroom and ultimately improve their lives."
The founders believe it is important to have a balance between sports and academics. Assist incorporates basketball to encourage physical, emotional and mental health, Zheng added. Sports also promotes a sense of camaraderie and helps to develop traits like discipline, he said.
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LB2M1U2gwk?feature=player_embeddeThe initiative has teamed up with the Wits Volunteer Programme (WVP) to outsource tutors. "Forty five Wits students are tutors for the ASSIST project now," said Karuna Singh who heads the WVP.
These students tutor on Monday to Thursday afternoons and on Saturdays. Assist provides the tutors with transport to Alexandra. They help with subjects like Maths and English, Singh explained.
Zheng agreed: "Their consistent mentorship leads to not only better marks from term to term but also empowers each child to develop and reach his or her life goals."
The initiative continues to seek funding, Zheng: "We initially funded the first year of the programme through the generosity of supportive friends and family, but we are currently exploring local options for financial support while preparing for another world-wide fundraising campaign."
Up until now, by April 2013, close to 60 learners have benefited from the initiative. If you wish to assist, and help children, then find out more about the initiative and go to:
theassist.org. You can also visit the WVP at Senate House, Ground Floor.


The controversy over payments in lieu of taxes (PILOTs) that is currently raging in many municipalities (see here and here for examples) across the U.S. typically involves a city attempting to pry some tax payments from tax-exempt nonprofits, but it seems that, in addition to standard PILOTs, Canyonville, Ore. has developed a more unusual method of collecting fees. Canyonville has made it a standard practice to double nonprofits' water bills. Canyonville ordinance says that "churches, schools and nonprofits like our local YMCA and nonprofit senior residence" should pay double the "normal water rates" along with "substantially elevated sewage fees." The practice is now the subject of an Oregon court case, and a judge will soon decide if this practice is legal.
The double-billing first came to light when the Canyonville Christian Academy (CCA) realized it has been over-charged for its water bill for approximately 30 years, amounting to somewhere in the ballpark of $200,000. When CCA approached the city about the discrepancy and its legality, a city official allegedly responded that, "We do it because we can," according to CCA headmaster Cathy Lovato. CCA did not ask for a full refund of the over-billing, but instead merely requested some future credits to reimburse the school for the past six years of the extra charges—and also asked the city to stop the double-billing in the future. The city refused, which explains why the matter is now pending in Oregon's Douglas County Circuit Court.


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Real-life couple channels Pixar's Up in viral photoshoot with grandson
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Many a Pixar fan knows how much of a tearjerker famed film Up can be, particularly with its themes about life, grief, and never losing touch with your inner child. And recently, Colorado-based photographer Rachel Perman decided to apply those themes to real-life.
The mom and photographer promised five-year-old son, Elijah, and his twin sister, Emilee, that they could do special photoshoots for their birthday. The latter chose to have a magical princess and unicorn shoot, while Elijah decided to go with an Up theme for his. Not only did Perman love the idea, but she made it an even bigger family affair, enlisting Elijah's great-grandparents Richard and Caroline Bain to cosplay characters Carl and Ellie respectively — with Elijah cosplaying Russell.
Which had surprisingly viral results.
According to Perman, Elijah's great-grandparents have never seen Up but took their responsibilities as the characters seriously.
"They were thrilled to participate and loved that I asked them. Grandpa even went to the thrift store to get the jacket and hose. He said, 'I noticed in a photo Carl had a hose over his shoulder,'" Perman explained in a Facebook post.
It was an adorable occasion that also functioned as a double celebration. In addition to Elijah and Emilee's birthdays, Perman told a local CBS station that she was also celebrating a milestone of her own, having been diagnosed five years ago with thyroid cancer (she's currently in remission).
"The twins are turning [five] and Mikayla [her eldest child] is turning 10. But it's an even bigger milestone to me. Mikayla was five when the twins were born and I was diagnosed with cancer," she explained. "I remember thinking 'I got five years with Mikayla, what if this gets bad and I don't even get five years with the twins?' The pain of that idea still puts my stomach in knots. But, here we are! We have come full circle! So it's time to celebrate."
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SOLD. Selling a set of 4 PFC 08 brake pads. I bought the pads used online for a track car I was building. Ended up selling the car but still have the pads. Lots of life left. Can be left on for the entire summer. Located in Toronto. $300USD obo. Email me at LEVAABR [at] GMAIL COM.
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FWIW, you may want to list part numbers and re-think pricing. You can get brand new pads shipped from Apex Performance for less than your price.
1. I am selling a complete set - front and back. I could not find a website selling a complete set for a price lower than what I am asking for.
3. I got the pads used. I do not have a receipt with part numbers. There is a number on the pads but I cannot make it out.
OK, that makes a lot more sense and I believe it's a good price. I guess the only question remaining is whether these were for 987 vs. 986 vs. 986 S.


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Q: How to show only 1 row on index I am using Arduino, ESP8266 to send data sensor to localhost. See image below, I don't know to to make at the index.php only show 1 latest data only on 1 row like the rectangle with red color in the image.

<?php

    include("dbcon.php");

    $link=$cn;
    $i=0;
    $result=mysqli_query($link,"SELECT * FROM `node` where 1");

?>

      <title>Sensor Data1</title>
      <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="30">

Sensor Readings

             No
             Waktu / Tarikh
             Temperature
             Humidity
             Length(CM)
             Node

      <?php
             while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result)) {
                printf("
  %d 	  %s  	  %s  	  %s  	  %s  	  %s
",
                   ++$i, $row["tarikh"], $row["temperature"], $row["humidity"], $row["height"], $row["node"]);
             }

      ?>

A: From the attached image it looks like you want to limit the output to a single row, not a single column. You could do this using a combination of the order by and limit clauses:
SELECT * FROM `node` ORDER BY `waktu` DESC LIMIT 1

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As well as detailing sailings through to April 2020, Carnival's just-launched brochure showcases its new-in-2018 ship the Carnival Horizon – a sister ship to Carnival Vista – and looks ahead to its late-2019 launch, the Carnival Panorama.
Here we've highlighted what makes Carnival such a popular cruise line and the reasons for which it has won so many awards, including Best Ocean Cruise Line in the Cruise Critic Cruises' Choice Awards 2018.
The Skyride, described as a 'bike-ride-in-the-sky' and allowing you to zip around a two-lane suspended course in a pedal-powered 'go-mobile', taking in wonderful views of the sparkling ocean all around.
The vast Waterworks aqua-parks complete with Twister waterslide, Speedway Splash racing slide and Kaleid-O-Slide raft slide.
The iMax cinemas with their three-deck-high screens, showing blockbusters, shorts and Thrill Theater (in which 'beyond 3D special effects make the audience part of the show).
On Carnival Horizon, the Smokehouse Brewhouse barbecue restaurant with its outdoor meat smokers, it's craft brewery and live country music.
The apothecary-themed bar Alchemy, where you can design your own cocktails.
Guy's Burger Joint by celebrity chef Gary Fieri.
The New England inspired seafood shack, offering lobster rolls, clam chowder, oysters and many other fishy treats.
The RedFrog rum bar serving Carnival's signature private-label brew.
Blue Iguana Cantina for its made-to-order tacos and burritos.
The Cloud 9 spa, outdoor jogging track and fitness centre, with classes including yoga, Pilates and boot camp.
The flexible accommodation, ranging from spa staterooms to family staterooms with access to the Family Harbour Lounge with its board games and family movies.
The fact that just about everything is included.
To find out more about Carnival or to book your cruise now, contact your Travel Counsellor.


The Washington Nationals received exactly what they needed; a solid start from their #1 prospect Lucas Giolito pitching in place of injured Stephen Strasburg.
Giolito made his major league debut against the New York Mets on Tuesday and after giving up a lead off single to Curtis Granderson, he retired the next eight batters he faced. But due to a 1-hour and 25 minute rain delay, his outing was cut short to just four innings.
Giolito faced 14 batters, tossing 45 pitches (29 strikes), allowing just one hit, no runs, two walks and a strikeout.
The rookie earned a no decision and received praises from his manager Dusty Baker, as he talked to the media on Tuesday night.
As for the game, the Nationals scored a run in the bottom of the second on a triple off the bat of Anthony Rendon, scoring Wilson Ramos.
Then in the fifth, Bryce Harper hit his 16th home run on the season, a two run-shot to extend the lead to 3-0.
In the seventh, Ramos doubled in two more runs, putting the Nationals up for good at 5-0.
With the victory the Nationals improved to 46-32, while increasing their lead in the NL East to 4.5 games over the Miami Marlins.
The Washington Nationals took a major blow when starter Stephen Strasburg was placed on the 15-day disabled list with an Upper Back strain, but now it opened up an opportunity to promote their #1 prospect right hander Lucas Giolito.
Strasburg, so far in his walk year, is 10-0, with a 2.90 ERA, and 118 strikeouts in 93 innings.
Giolito will be thrown into the spotlight as he makes his major league debut against division rival, the New York Mets and right hander Matt Harvey in Game two of their three game series.
The Santa Monica, California native has not pitched higher than Double-A, but in two seasons spanning 2015-2016, he is 9-5, with a 3.48 ERA with the Harrisburg Senators.
Even though the Nationals beat the Mets on Monday 11-4, and lead the NL East by 3.5 games over the second place Miami Marlins, the Nats have been on a tailspin losing seven of their last ten games.
It's not certain if 15 days is all Strasburg needs to recover and come back strong, but a solid start from Giolito will ease some anxiety until the Nats Ace is able to return.


Make a guess, do you know where is Starbucks 100th store located at?
Starbucks 100th store in Singapore is situated at Fullerton Waterboat House. It carries a deep history and heritage value with the vision to give back to local communities. They hire and train people with autism.
With in-store training and employment opportunity program, Starbucks took the positive actions to embrace people with autism. Many individuals with special needs can become contributing members of the workforce if they are properly identified, trained and supported at work.
Therefore, the 100th Starbucks store at Fullerton was marked as a milestone because it shows that Starbucks managed to give back to the society, touching the hearts of customers at different levels.
Marchh appreciates and admires Starbucks efforts and wishes to contribute by giving away 2X Starbucks gift card worth $50 each!
2 lucky winners will walk away with $50 Starbucks gift card each.
3.Tag 3 persons to raise awareness about autism.
This Giveaway will end on 23 May (Tuesday) at 6pm. Selected winners will be notified via Facebook and provided with details to redeem the Starbucks gift card.


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The film starts out with the showing of a video recording of George Bush Jr saying that explosives were planted in the World Trade Centers ala the terrorist attacks which looked like a controlled demolition in New York City on September 11th 2001.
The City-States of District of Columbia, London, and The Vatican form one empire called The Empire of The City.
It has been said that the 3 communist red stars in the official flag of Washington, D.C. represent the cities that make up the Empire of The City.
Discussed in Ring of Power are the huge number put options against stocks that would be negatively affected by a terrorist attack. Ex. Airline Stocks during the September 11th building collapsings.
The Bin Laden and Bush families made tons of cash together doing business.
Colleen Rowley's (FBI) warning to the United States about the coming terrorist attacks were ignored or suppressed.
The fact that the suicide bombers took suitcases with them was interesting.
Quite a few of the 19 hijackers, often cited as being the ones that did the 9/11 job, are alive and well.
3 of the buildings that make up the World Trade Center fell on September 11th, 2001, rather than 2.
The epic insurance scam using the World Trade Center was discussed and spelled out at about 25 minutes into the film.
Religion is under attack in this documentary as well.
The producer of Ring of Power is an experienced, award winning documentary filmmaker who learned during her childhood that her father was a member of the secretive cult known as Freemasonry.
Circumcision is a form of marking slaves to identify them as well as a way of saying that God's work wasn't perfect. Interesting.


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The Sony RX10 IV is proving to be a truly remarkable camera. Often referred to as a "bridge camera," it doesn't fit neatly into any particular category. It's built-in lens has a remarkable 600 reach at f/4. It can shoot up to 24 fps. It can shoot 4K video.
Over at Photographyblog.com, they've completed their full review of the RX10 IV writing, "The Sony Cyber-shot RX10 IV is in a league of its own. No other bridge camera handles and performs so well."
And, "In this class, image quality is excellent. Detail at f/4 and f/5.6 is sharp from centre to corner across the majority of the zoom range. The RX10 IV really shines in its telephoto settings, where it is possible to make images at 600mm and f/4 with a lovely blurred background. Use shutter speeds as slow as 1/250sec and OIS ensures you'll still get sharp results every time (unless the subject is a fast mover).
"With those factors considered, the RX10 IV matches larger sensor DSLRs in this area. This is all backed up by an unmatched 24fps high-speed mode. We really can see wildlife photographers being very happy with the results, all from what is a comparatively small package."
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"There is no question digital will overtake physical. It happened in music and it will happen to our industry."
Microsoft plans to keep Xbox Live Arcade and Xbox Live Marketplace and add Video Marketplace, a service that will offer TV shows and movie content to owners of Xbox 360 console.


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Yvette, Solange et Chantal : Les Québécoises de Mordecai Richler
Hamel, Yan (Author)
Mordecai Richler (1931-2001) is viewed both as the author of polemics that insult French-speaking Quebecers and as one of the most brilliant of Anglo-Montrealer novelists, leading a number of critics to pronounce a divided judgment on him as a writer. In order to go beyond the conventional ideas associated with this dual representation, the author undertakes to analyze Richler's ambiguous relationship with the Francophone Quebec identity as expressed not in his polemic essays, but in his novels. To carry out this project, the author analyzes the socio-semiotic function of Yvette, Solange and Chantal, three French-speaking female characters from the novels The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz (1959) and Barney's Version (1997).
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Hamel, Yan. "Yvette, Solange et Chantal : Les Québécoises de Mordecai Richler." Voix et images Vol. 30, no. 3 (90) (Printemps 2005): 57–71. https://www.erudit.org/revue/vi/2005/v30/n3/011857ar.pdf.
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Front Porch Guide to NE Denver Music and Arts Teachers
March 1, 2015 / Carol Roberts / Arts/Culture, Business, Kids Camps & Classes, Resource Guide / No Comments
This guide was originally published in 2013 with submissions from NE Denver music and arts teachers. If you know of information that needs to be updated or you would like to be added to this guide, e-mail FrontPorch@FrontPorchNE.com.
Melissa Monforte
Art Garage
Non-profit organization that provides educational opportunities for kids, teens and adults. Art classes and art-based community activities offered. We support cultural, social and educational diversity. Email ArtGarageDenver@gmail.com. Visit www.ArtGarageDenver.com.
Maven Studios – Donna Ellison
Lessons in writing, watercolor, crafts, beginning piano, flute, drum, voice and composition. We believe everyone is gifted and use a nurturing teaching structure. Groups and families get discounts. Call 303-394-6027 or email Jellison60@yahoo.com. Visit www.SparkOfMagic.blogspot.com.
Spark It Studios – Pam Peters and Ansley Young
Light your creative fire and find your inner artist in one of our art classes, camps or workshops. Explore various media. Art experiences for everyone to get messy and explore various media.Toddler through adult. Call 303-349-0961 or 720-299-1806. Visit www.SparkItDenver.com.
Kim Robards Dance—Professional Modern Dance Company and school that reaches out to the community through critically acclaimed, exceptionally dynamic professional performances. Emphasizes solid technical training in a variety of dance forms for ages 3 to adult. Comprehensive educational outreach workshops and performances respected throughout Colorado as outstanding. Call 303-825-4847 or email info@KimRobardsDance.org. Visit KimRobardsDance.org.
Phyllis Eifler—Sew for yourself, your home and your family. Six-week sessions at 1111 Grape Street. Call 303-333-6893 or email LarryEifler@comcast.net.
Maison de Rose – Baily Rose
The zero-waste fashion house located on the 3rd story of Awaken Healing Center at 1574 York Street instructs how to "Make Your Own Couture" with a focus on positive body image and repurposing old clothes and textiles into new one-of-a-kind fit to their body fashions. Open to all ages. Options for private instruction are also available. Email baily@illiterateMagazine.com or visit BailyRose.blogspot.com.
Andreas Schmid – drum or cajon lesson from a Berklee college of music graduate for kids, adults and people with physical or mental limitations
I developed my individual sound through studies at New York's Drummers' Collective in New York, pursuing a BA at Berklee College of Music in Boston and receiving a Master's in music and music education at the Zurich Conservatory (Switzerland). I also studied the cajon at Taller Flamenco in Seville, Spain. I've been teaching professionally for over 15 years to students of all age and levels. Throughout my professional career I always made sure to be an active live-performer. I toured over Europe and played shows in the state of Colorado with different artist playing all kinds of musical styles.
The lessons could either take place at my rehearsal studio (Francisco Studios, 6100 E 39th Ave.) or at your place.
For more information check out my website: www.andreas-schmid.ch (English version) Call Andreas at 720-982-3175
Brian Mixon—Jazz performer, drumset teacher and Stapleton resident. Past performances at: Dazzle Jazz Club, Ellie Caulkins Opera House and private parties. For a musical sampling visit http://RiverStoneJazz.com/the_gk_story.html. Creativity and fun are most important in her program. Whether you are interested in pop/rock, Latin, or jazz, you can reach achieve your musical goal here. Open to all ages. Lessons $30/half hour. $40/45 minutes. $50/hour. Half hour or 45-minute lessons are usually recommended for younger students. Call 303-847-2211 or BMixon1966@gmail.com.
East Side Drums – Anthony A. Pantelis
Focuses on solid musical foundation. Instructor with 55 years of playing experience and 25 years teaching experience. Lessons in home studio in Stapleton. Call 303-320-0514.
Music Works Denver – Alan Martin
Learn from a teacher with more than a decade of teaching experience. Lessons in percussion/drums (my instrument) for beginner to advanced musicians. Classes also offered for beginner winds and brass students. Lessons in Park Hill but can go to your home. For any questions call 303-322-4560 or email Info@MusicWorksDenver.com. Visit www.MusicWorksDenver.com.
Profundo Music Studio – Michael Spencer
Stapleton studio specializing in Latin music. Group or individual classes ages 5 to 100 in hand percussion, drum kit and general percussion. Also accepts ensemble groups. Can meet at the place most convenient for you. Focuses on music education, sound recognition and exploring why you enjoy playing music. Call 617-792-3943 or email Mike@ProfundoMusic.com or Elgin73@gmail.com. Visit www.ProfoundoMusic.com.
Scott Higgins
Professional percussion player around the Denver metro area and percussion teacher for 25 years. Experience includes: Colorado Ballet, Colorado Symphony, Central City Opera, Colorado Chamber Players and Denver Eclectic Ensemble and seven years with the Drum and Bugle Corps. Prefers ages 10 and older. Focuses on a solid background in technique and learning drum and mallet instruments. Lessons $60/hour. Call 720-841-3231. (see also Multiple Instruments)
Cathy Peterson
Lessons taught by Second/Assistant Principal Flutist with Colorado Symphony Orchestra. Open to child and adults. Lessons taught in the Park Hill Neighborhood. For more info. visit www.CatherinePeterson.com.
City Strings Guitar
Ongoing group guitar classes for youth in after school enrichment programs in schools throughout Denver. Will soon offer adult classes. Fun and affordable is the philosophy here. And, we try to build the community through music. For every lesson purchased, a lesson will be provided to a youth in financial need at no cost. Please visit our website for more details. www.CityStringsGuitar.com.
Jeremy Zampert
More than seven years of teaching experience and more than 18 years playing experience. Lessons are customized to individual student's needs and aspirations. Open to ages 6 and older. Weekly lessons $20/half hour. Call 303-521-0050 or email JZampert@yahoo.com.
Mark Hufnagel
Teacher with education from the University of Colorado College of Music and more than 40 years of playing experience. Offers acoustic, electric and bass guitar lessons for all ages. Teaches chord theory, major and minor scales, mysteries of the fretboard and songs that fit your voice. Philosophy: No matter the skill level, there are options for every guitar player to become a more accomplished musician. Lessons $25/half hour or $40/hour. Call 303-377-9004 or email HuffMobile@comcast.net.
Naturally Loved – Melissa Monforti
Guitar for kids and adults taught by Melissa Monforti using Forte Music Education. Monforti has played for 27 years and taught since 2007. Small group lessons teach the core beginner through advanced skills. Kids lessons include silliness and teamwork while drilling skills and learning songs. Adult lessons designed specifically for busy people who deserve a break to freshen our minds and enrich our lives. Child lessons ages 7 to 12. Adult lessons ages 13 and older. All levels welcome. Kids lessons $20/half hour. Adult lessons $16/half hour. Call 303-455-4896 or email Melissa@ForteMusicEducation.com. Visit www.ForteMusicEducation.com.
Nick Hutchinson
Beginning guitar lessons (six string, electric and acoustic). Philosophy: You can do it! Taught by Stapleton resident, band member, songwriter and recording artist with three decades of experience. Children and Adults $20/ half hour. Email nichut@msn.com.
Paul Murin
Lessons taught at your home with a professional musician and teacher who studied music at the University of Denver and has played professionally for more than two decades. Curriculum is open to a wide variety of musical styles. Open to all ages, and lessons can be customized to students' needs and tastes. Teaching style is song-based, using familiar songs as a basis. Philosophy: Above all, playing the guitar should be fun and creative. Email paul@HighCountryGuitar.com. (see also Multiple Instruments)
Guitar, Bass & Drums
Olson & Smith Guitar Studio (Stapleton Guitar Studio) – Natasha Olson-Smith & Steve Smith
Become inspired to play the guitar with encouraging, energetic and engaging lessons tailored to each student or group in a safe and positive environment. Taught by Natasha Olson-Smith (owner, teacher and Stapleton resident) and Steve Smith (assistant teacher), both rock guitarists in local Stapleton rock band, The Wabash Cannonballs. Offer students performance opportunities and lesson feedback for parents via email. We use modern technology to enhance the learning. Private, semi-private and group lessons in all styles. Open to ages 5 and older. Free trial lesson offered. $110 monthly tuition for children. $180 for adult six-lesson punch card. Call 303-318-9542 or 720-318-7854 or email NatashaOlson@Yahoo.com. Visit www.StapletonGuitar.com. (see also Piano & Guitar)
Multiple Instruments
Dahlia Music Studio – Brendan Bondurant & Ruth Carver
Brendan teaches students correct technique and music theory while focusing on music that students enjoy (he teaches all styles of guitar, from classical to rock/pop). Ruth teaches correct vocal technique based on breath support in a variety of styles, especially Classical, Opera, and Musical Theater.
Brendan has a B.M in Guitar Performance from University of Missouri-Kansas City and Ruth has a M.M in Vocal Performance from Peabody Conservatory. They have more than a decade of teaching experience and have performed and studied in the United States and Europe.
All students benefit from understanding how anatomical and psychological factors affect their voices. Students of all ages are accepted. Group lessons available in guitar and ukulele. Pricing ranges from $27 to 45 for half hour to hour lessons.
Lyza George
Taught by elementary music teacher, drummer, composer and vocalist who studied music education with a vocal emphasis and has taught in schools all throughout the neighborhood. Recipient of the Teacher of the Year (Superintendent's Annual Award) for Aurora Public Schools for the 2012-2013 school year.
Offers classes in keyboard, music theory, composition, percussion, drum set, and vocal lessons. She believes music must be fun so classes encourage exploring all genres.Group lessons available at home studio house on Saturdays. $15/two hours of keyboard, drum set, percussion, step, theory and vocal instruction. Private lessons in any of these instruments also available for $30/hour. Family discounts available. Call 720-365-5897 or e-mail MusicOnAMission@gmail.com.
Neighborhood Music & Theater Stapleton
www.neighborhoodmusicstapleton.com offers private and group lessons in 13 instruments, theater performances and programs, music therapy, rock bands, school programming, concerts and recitals, international music programming, free community events, and instrument rentals for students ages 3-adult. NMS seeks to build better humans through music and art. A new class combines original and classic stories with songs and fun interaction between children and caregivers. Classes run 45 minutes and ages 18 months-5 years. $11 per student. E-mail colleen@neighborhoodmusic.com. For more information regarding Neighborhood Music, call 720 378-3668 or e-mail skye@neighborhoodmusicstapleton.com.
Neighborhood Music and Theater Stapleton. Photo courtesy of Skye Barker Maa.
Aviator Music Stapleton (E. 29th Ave & Spruce St) – Roger L. Harmon
Roger received his bachelor's degree in music from School of Music at Indiana University and his master's degree from the University of Denver School of Music. As a working musician, he has traveled across the US performing a wide variety of music.
Open to children and adults. Private and group lessons available. Private lessons $30/half hour. $42/45 minutes. $55/hour. Call or text 720-979-5911 or go to RogerLouis.com
Performance Play Music School
Privately owned studio, offering private and group instruction, performance-based music classes and sessions, as well as special events like music camps and birthday parties. Summer theater camps are open to ages 5-17 and cover the basics of singing, acting and dancing while rehearsing for a 30-45 minute musical that premieres after each week-long camp. The studio also offers early childhood music programs. Call 303.557.3660 or e-mail info@performanceplaymusic.com or visit www.performanceplaymusic.com 7450 S. Gartrell Rd, Aurora 80016
Richard Sims Herrick
Taught by instructor with 35 years of teaching experience. Lessons in piano, all band instruments, guitar and beginner violin provided at the Montview Blvd Presbyterian Church. Focuses on fundamentals. Offers a flexible schedule to accommodate everyone's busy lives. Group lessons also available. $15/half hour. Call 951-662-7144 or e-mail RHerr201@hotmail.com.
Music For Kids/Early Childhood
Children's Music Academy
Largest music school and locally owned business for young children. Lessons offered in a fun, positive, affirming and creative environment. Ages 3 to 9. Use age-appropriate activities and games to teach many aspects of music—piano/keyboard, singing, theory, ear training, composition, ensemble playing, various music genres and styles, guitar, recorder and a variety of percussion instruments. Parent involvement is part of the curriculum.
Call 303-771-3333 or email info@childrensmusicacademy.org. Visit www.ChildrensMusicAcademy.org or stop by a free class at the local Park Hill Studio at 1508 Locust Street.
Suzuki Early Childhood Education
Group music classes for parent and child, ages 0-3. Vanessa Vari is a Suzuki violin teacher for more than 15 years and registered teacher. The Suzuki method is based on seven concepts: every child can learn, music ability develops early, environment nurtures growth, children learn from one another, success breeds success, parental involvement is critical, and encouragement is essential. Classes are 10am every Tuesday beginning September 8 at Messiah Community Church, 1750 Colorado Boulevard. Contact Vanessa at v_vari@hotmail.com or 716.536.4612.
Twinkle Together, LLC featuring Music Together, LLC
Early childhood music and movement classes at Central Park Rec Center. Open from birth to age 7, as well as parents. Research-based, developmentally appropriate early childhood music curriculum with adult involvement. At Twinkle Together, we believe all children are musical. The owners/directors are certified in the gold standard of Music Together, and all teachers do an intensive 3-day training by Music Together.
Offer 45-minute weekly classes. $165.00/10-week sessions. Sibling discounts are available, and we offer one free trial class. Call 303-333-1474 or email karee@TwinkleTogether.com. Or visit www.TwinkleTogether.com and click on "Music Together."
Rehabilitative Rhythms Music Therapy – Sarah Thompson
Music therapists provide home and clinic based services to individuals and groups. Therapists are trained in neuroscience of music. Help achieve developmental milestones, therapeutic goals and functional change. www.DenverMusicTherapy.com or 303.481.8134 or email Sarah Thompson at Sarah@RRMusicTherapy.com.
Piano teacher Kristen Cypher works with two of her students.
Ann Markey
Stapleton teacher strives to develop a student's lifelong love and appreciation of music by focusing on technical skills and discovering one's musical potential. Highly experienced instructor who previously owned and operated Independent Piano Studio in Park Hill for 18 years. She studied music at Stanford University, Notre Dame de Namur and University of Denver. She has been teaching for 36 years. Many of her students go on to study music and become professional teachers or performers.
Students have two recitals and other events each year. Lesson for part-time students, or those trying out lessons are $30/half hour, $45/45 minutes, $60/hour. Monthly Rates: $120/half hour, $180/45 minutes, $240/hour. Call 303-349-1440 or email PianoAnni@mac.com.
David Ross Piano Studio, L.L.C. – David Ross
Learn at your own pace and enjoy developing musical skills. Students create and practice according to their desires, schedules and abilities. Lessons encourage that desire and help improve skills. David Ross has degrees in Music Composition and Songwriter and has taught private studio lessons for 15 years.
Lessons for adults and children older than 5-1/2. Annual tuition: $1,500/half hour lessons, $2,400/50-minute lessons. For other pricing call 303-507-0906 or email PianoManRoss@yahoo.com. Also visit www.DenverPianoStudio.com.
Derry O'Leary
"Denver's Most Versatile Pianist." Modern piano lessons in the comfort of your own home. Jazz, pop, funk, soul, blues and the classics. Lessons are fun and relaxed. Open for beginner through professional. Learn to read music, play by ear, improvise, compose, and train vocals. Call Derry at 303-427-6207 or email DerryOleary@aol.com.
Judith Metcalfe
"The study of piano should be full of joy and motivation to express creativity and beauty." Program includes different styles, theory/beginning composition, technique and music history. Teacher with degree in elementary education and 40 years of teaching piano. Students find their own expression of music.
My studio (Leyden and Colfax) includes a grand piano, digital piano, computer programs, and a large listening/reading library. $30/half hour. Private and group lessons for children and adults. Email JudithMetcalfe47@comcast.net.
Kay Ambrose
Classes in the Mayfair neighborhood for children and adults with personalized instruction to make music an enriching and enhancing experience. Reasonable rates. Call Kay Ambrose at 303-355-0349 or email KayAmb88@yahoo.com.
Nancy Hyde
Piano lessons for students of all ages and levels. Uses a creative approach but stresses fundamentals. Nurturing teacher of 30 years in Park Hill and mother three musically talented adults. Nancy got her BA Music from Colorado College, teaching degree from University of Denver, and MA Counseling from UNC.
$27.00/half hour. $37.00/45 minutes. $48/hour (small discount for family of two or more). Call Nancy at 303-321-6039 (home) or 720-937-6039 (cell) or email rh.nancy@gmail.com.
Olivia Rebolledo
Two recitals a year. Olivia performs and teaches many styles including classical, jazz, blues and pop. She also teaches ear training, technique and theory. Students typically play duets.
$12/15 min. $23/half hour. $45/hour. Plus $5 driving fee per household. Currently accepting students. www.oliviapiano.com. Arolivia@gmail.com or 720.480.9984.
Piano Forte – Kristin Cypher
Express yourself musically with Kristin's piano lessons. Classes taught by a registered Simply Music Teacher located at 3268 Syracuse Street. Uses a playing-based approach for a wide variety of genres. Open to all ages and skill levels.
$140/month individual lessons, $110/month group lessons. "Make music your thing!" at Piano Forte. Email kristin@PianoForteColorado.com or 720-280-4349. Or visit www.PianoForteColorado.com.
Rebecca Gale
Denver-area singer-songwriter licensed to teach Simply Music, the world's largest playing-based music education institution. We believe that everyone is musical and strive to develop a lifelong relationship with music. Curriculum includes pop, blues, jazz and classical pieces. Ages 7 and older.
$135/month for weekly lessons (45 lessons/year). Offers one free trial class. Call 303-884-3323 or email rebecca@RebeccaGale.com. Visit www.InnerSongStudio.com.
Rhapsody Music Studio – Molly Moran
Teaching based on the philosophy that no two students are the same or learn in exactly the same manner. Lessons are offered either at Molly's home studio or in the student's home. Moran earned her degrees in Piano Performance at the Lamont School of Music, University of Denver.
Lessons $22.50/half hour, $45 /hour. Additional travel fee for lessons at a student's home. For further information, contact Molly Moran at Rhapsody Music Studio, 303-596-9627 or Rhapsodymusicstudio@gmail.com. Visit www.RhapsodyMusicStudioDenver.com.
Ruth Burnham
Philosophy: Music is a wonderful means of self-expression, a powerful way to improve the mind and spirit, and a source of beauty in a culture where beauty is not always valued. Students attain these values and pursue personal musical goals. Focuses on classical repertoire. Specializes in adult students of any age and level. Lessons $40/45 minutes. Call 303-322-4020.
Shareen Murra
Piano lessons in your home. Classical is just the tip of the iceberg. Teacher with jazz focus and experience professionally writing, recording and performing live.
All levels welcome, entry level to advanced, children and adults. Lessons offered by the term starting at $100/month. For more info, call 303-530-5608 or go to www.ShareenPianoStudio.com.
Songinflight Studio – Leslie Dawe
Piano instruction for all ages and abilities. Conveniently located a few blocks from Stapleton Town Center. Combines classical approach and theory with creativity to inspire beautiful piano playing. Explore your favorites from Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin to pop, blues, folk and jazz. We will also look at how theory can be used to create your own original music. Taught by musician and state-certified music educator with 10 years of teaching music at Park Hill School.
For more information, call 720-445-5542 or e-mail lessons@SongInFlight.com. Visit www.SongInFlight.com.
Stephanie Rigg
Philosophy: I am a believer of the benefits of music, regardless of age or ability. Lessons provide beginner to intermediate students with a well-rounded music education through music theory, ear training, music history, sight-reading skills, memorization and performance skills. Taught by former elementary school teacher with 20 years of piano experience.
Weekly lessons $20/half hour. Email steph.rigg@hotmail.com. (see also Multiple Instruments)
Piano & Flute
Miles Music Studio – Kari Miles
Family-friendly piano and flute studio that specializes in teaching children and teens the skills to become well-rounded musicians. Conservatory-trained instructor with more than 20 years experience teaching and performing. She got her Bachelor's from Concordia College and Master's of Music from the University of Colorado-Boulder. She sticks to the philosophy that learning an instrument brings joy, self-expression and appreciation of the arts.
Tuition ranges from $100-125/month. For more information, please call Kari at 303-322-8447 or email at KariMiles@yahoo.com.
Vince Madison
Students enjoy playing and develop essential qualities: discipline, concentration, hand-eye coordination, pattern recognition, an aesthetic sense, concepts of form and structure. Instructed by 15-year teacher and recording artist/composer of seven albums of original piano music. Expert in music technology/recording and president of the Denver Music Teachers Association Classes for children and adults.
Weekly lessons $140/month/half hour (discounts for families). Call 303-731-7933 or email mail@VinceMadison.com. Visit www.VinceMadison.com.
Piano & Violin
Denver World Music Studio – Loribeth Gregory
Get involved with the community, culture, and your creative side through learning music. Lesson plans and musical repertoire tailored for each student and the role of music in the student's life. Focuses on fundamentals, musicality and developing a musical ear. Taught by 14-year instructor with deep understanding of the multiple facets of music education, performance, and music theory.
Lessons $90 to $120/month depending on frequency and location of lessons. Discounts given for multiple students per family. Call 303-997-0311×801 or email loribeth@DenveWorldMusic.com.
Piano & Voice
Beth Blaskovich Piano Studio – Beth Blaskovich
Explore your musical expression in a supportive environment. Students learn everything from theory to sight-reading. Movement, singing and percussion are incorporated into lessons so students absorb the whole creative process. Teacher graduated Cum Laude with her Bachelor of Music degree in Piano from the University of Montana and performed many times in Europe. Has been teaching since 2003.
Classes open to all ages and levels. Lessons $22/half hour. $33/45 minutes. $44/hour. Call 720-934-8007 or email PianoStudio@BethBlaskovich.com. Visit www.BethBlaskovich.com.
Jamie Halladay
Beginning to intermediate voice and beginning piano lessons. Students discover musical talents in an enlightening and fun environment. Taught by specialist in voice performance and soloist and choir member from age 9.
Classes open to ages 8 and older. Lessons $20/half hour. $25/45 min. $35/ hour. Call 720-238-3497 or go to SingingWithJamie.com.
Megan Kelley, Inc. – Megan Kelley
Mayfair/Park Hill lessons for children and adults. Have fun and learn in a structured, energetic, positive and individually catered class. Uses traditional method classical piano and voice and incorporates pop, rock, jazz and blues style music. Focuses on music theory and fundamentals. Composition classes, band coaching, songwriting and home recording also available.
Weekly lessons for about $45/hour. Call 303-910-9367 or email teacher@MeganKelley.net. Visit www.MeganKelley.net.
MHM Music, LLC – Marlena Hooker Moore & Daniel Mullens
Provides busy families with the convenience of in-home lessons and develops independent musicians who love to make and share music. Voice students also learn basic piano skills. Piano students learn to play with musicality, accuracy and a comfortable technique. Instructors with Master's in vocal performance and conducting. Marlena performs in local opera productions, and Daniel works as a collaborative pianist and vocal coach.
Lessons are taught by the semester: Fall, Spring, and Summer. Tuition includes the semester recital and music worksheets, and is calculated by length of lesson. Pricing:
$115/mo for half-hour lessons
$165/mo for 45-minute lessons
$215/mo for hour lessons
Open to ages 5 and older. Adults welcome. Call Marlena at 303-668-6481 or email MHMooreMusic@gmail.com.
Micaëla Larsen Brown
Professional singer and classically trained musician offering voice and piano lessons in her Park Hill home. Have fun and learn how to read music and improvise. After a certain level students get to choose their own repertoire. Voice lessons taught in a classical style, but early on students get to choose their focus. Develop the best expression of your natural voice with a teacher with more than 20 years of teaching experience.
Lessons can be tailored to meet individual goals. Piano lessons offered to ages 4 and older; Voice lessons offered to ages 8 and older. $35/hour or $25/30-40 min lesson. First lesson is $10 for a mini-lesson/ goal-setting session. Generally, voice lessons are one hour. Piano lessons vary depending on age/ level of student. Contact Micaëla at 303-355-2028 or MicaelaJo17@gmail.com.
Music With a Twist—Amanda Twist
Lesson in piano and voice. Twist believes in teaching piano and voice lessons with a strong theory base. She teaches fun, challenging lessons that are tailored to each student's needs. Twist teaches at students' homes. She has been teaching for more than four years, playing piano for 24 years, and singing for even longer. She studied intensively at the University of South Dakota as a Truran Piano Scholas. Lessons available for children and adults. Typically teaches half-hour lessons once a week. Contact amandawt@gmail.com.
Rebecca Palcso
Longtime choir and theater teacher offering beginning and intermediate piano and voice lessons in Stapleton. Lessons use traditional piano methods, not Suzuki. Can teach at your home. Call 203-530-7271 or email RPalcso@yahoo.com.
Colorado School of Strings – Kelly Benson
Beginning violin classes and beginning cello classes in Stapleton studio for ages 6 to 11. Private lessons available for children 12 and older, or for those with previous experience on a string instrument. Taught by Kelly Benson, 2012 recipient of the Colorado American String Teachers Association Award for Exemplary Middle School String Teacher. She encourages students to high levels of achievement while believing strongly in a fun and positive classroom atmosphere.
Lessons $30/week for two 45-minute lessons. Private lessons cost $20/half hour and $40/hour. For more information, call 720-420-5000 or email Kelly@ColoradoSchoolOfStrings.com. Visit www.ColoradoSchoolOfStrings.com.
Karl Reque
Individual Music Instruction in violin, viola and recorder. Learn with a caring, patient, empathetic, positive and encouraging teacher who knows "when to push a student and when to back off." Instructor performs frequently with Quartetto Denver, Musica Sacra Chamber Orchestra and the Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado. Lessons open to all ages and levels.
Lessons $25/half hour or $40/hour. Also offers beginner to intermediate instruction in cello. Call 303-355-8289 or email KarlReque@yahoo.com.
Erik Peterson
Park Hill lessons taught by violinist with Colorado Symphony Orchestra, Artistic Director of Chintimini Chamber Music Festival and the Front Range Chamber Players. Visit www.ErikViolin.com.
Violin lessons in the Suzuki Method for children ages 4 and older. Students begin by listening to recordings to hear pitches in tune and then develop fine bow and violin position. Young children can learn to play beautiful music at a young age. This method involves weekly private lessons and group lessons, and active parent involvement in home practice and at lessons. Lessons in Mayfair and Congress Park. Lessons $30/half hour. Contact JBerg7@hotmail.com.
Josie Quick
Approach emphasizes ease, relaxation and technique. Enjoy playing and learning fiddle music and other styles with classical repertoire. Suzuki Violin Pedagogy certified instructor and well-rounded musician with 25 years of teaching experience. She received her Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance from the University of Denver Lamont School of Music. She is a founding member of the Frontera String Quartet. Her high standards push students without being demanding. Ages 6 and older. Lessons $25/half hour. Call 303-377-1739 or email JQuick@ecentral.com.
Vanessa Vari
Suzuki violin lessons in the in Park Hill at a community church. Taught by experienced Suzuki teacher and former member of international touring ensemble. Teaches ages 3 to 18. Call 716-536-4612 or email v_vari@hotmail.com.
Cindy Williams
Prepare for a high school choir audition or get ready for your first gig with Cindy. Teacher since 1996, she can help with practical and tried and true techniques and skills. She spent many years performing musical theater. Lessons tailored to individual student's goals and vocal style and held in Park Hill home studio. Open to ages 10 and older. Lessons $25/half hour and $40/hour. Call 303-388-1142 or email cinical_will@outlook.com. (voice also listed in Multiple Instruments)
Voice, Piano & Conducting
Stapleton Music – Dr. Jill Burleson Burgett
Believes in the philosophy that music can make beautiful children. Lessons offered in piano, voice and conducting. Teacher with 30 years of teaching experience in public schools, private lessons and university-level. Currently serving as Director of Choral Music Education, University of Northern Colorado and President of Colorado American Choral Directors Association.
Students range from ages 5 to adult. Lessons $30/half hour or $25/half hour if paid monthly at the beginning of the month. Contact 317-840-2623 or email jill.burgett@unco.edu. Visit www.JillBurgett.com.


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My x52 pro system calibrates ok in x-plane 11, but then does not work when trying to fly a plane. It rolls to the left then locks itself in that position until it crashes. Note: I am running to demo.
Attach a copy of the log.txt after quitting X-Plane with this device plugged in for help.
I figured it out. It was the software that came with the saitek x52 pro hardware.


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NFL cheerleaders reportedly had to pose topless, escort men out to a nightclub
Cheerleaders for Washington, D.C.'s NFL franchise were required to pose nude and escort male fans out to a nightclub, according to a report Wednesday in The New York Times.
A number of cheerleaders told the Times that they had been required to pose topless or only wearing body paint for a calendar shoot on a 2013 trip to Costa Rica, and that a group of all male sponsors and FedExField suite holders were there to watch the photo shoot.
After a 14-hour day of unpaid work shooting for the calendar and practices, some of the women were told they had been "chosen" by men to be their escorts to a nightclub that night. When they were told to get ready, some reportedly broke down and cried.
"They weren't putting a gun to our heads, but it was mandatory for us to go," one of the cheerleaders told the Times. "We weren't asked, we were told. Other girls were devastated because we knew exactly what she was doing."
While they weren't told to have sex with the men, the women said they felt they were being "pimped out." One woman expressed concern that that type of requirement would continue until something devastating happened.
The utterly nonsensical way NFL cheerleaders must live their lives comes out in discrimination suit
A New Orleans Saints cheerleader says she lost her job for the crime of posting a photo on her private Instagram account.
"It's just not right to send cheerleaders out with strange men when some of the girls clearly don't want to go," she told the Times. "But unfortunately, I feel like it won't change until something terrible happens, like a girl is assaulted in some way, or raped. I think teams will start paying attention to this only when it's too late."
The story also details a "hot or not" game people can play to rate the looks of the cheerleaders on the Washington NFL team's website and the types of questions the women have been asked in online video interviews, including, "Describe your perfect date" and "What's the first thing you notice about a man?"
Stephanie Jojokian, the longtime director and choreographer for the cheerleaders, denied that the women were required to escort the men who had chosen them out for the night.
"I was not forcing anyone to go at all," Ms. Jojokian said. "I'm the mama bear, and I really look out for everybody, not just the cheerleaders. It's a big family. We respect each other and our craft. It's such a supportive environment for these ladies."
Wednesday's report in the Times is just the latest in a line of stories about the mistreatment of NFL cheerleaders. In recent years, cheerleaders for the Oakland Raiders, Cincinnati Bengals, Buffalo Bills, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and New York Jets have all filed suits fighting to be paid minimum wage — yes, you read that right — for their work.
Last year, ABC News reported that a group of former cheerleaders filed a proposed class action lawsuit against the NFL. The league and the 26 teams who have cheerleaders, they said, "actively conspired to underpay them and keep them from negotiating better salaries."
In March, The New York Times published a report detailing the way NFL teams control the lives of their cheerleaders, including forcing them to leave restaurants, parties, or other events if a player is present.
https://thinkprogress.org/nfl-cheerleaders-calendar-shoot-night-out-5965e281643b/
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Two pedestrians, both guest workers from Bihar, died after they were hit by an unidentified vehicle near Malumichampatty near Coimbatore on Sunday night.
The police identified the deceased as R. Awdeshkumar (24) and S. Nithishkumar, natives of Purnia district in Bihar, who were working in a footwear company at Seerapalayam village near Malumichampatty.
According to the police, the accident took place around 8.30 p.m. on the service road of Malumichampatty – Othakalmandapam road when the two men and their friends were returning to their quarters on foot after purchasing groceries from Malumichampatty.
As they were nearing a Tangedco office, a white car hit them. The person who drove the car sped away without stopping the vehicle, the police said.
Awdeshkumar and Nithishkumar suffered serious injuries and they were rushed to a private hospital in the area. They were later referred to Coimbatore Medical College Hospital. However, the two died before reaching the hospital, said the police.
The Chettipalayam police registered a case against the driver of the unknown vehicle for offences under Section 279 (rash driving or riding on a public way) and 304 A (causing death by negligence) of the Indian Penal Code. The police collected visuals from surveillance cameras in the locality to trace the car and its driver. Further investigation is on.
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City Council launches 2007 budget
Investing to reduce climate change
Councillor Ian Nimmo-Smith
Leader of the City Council, Coun Ian Nimmo-Smith, has announced plans for further investment in reducing Cambridge 's carbon footprint. He commented:
"The City Council is already working to reduce the carbon emissions created by both Council activities and in the city as a whole. Half of Council vehicles run on lower carbon Liquefied Petroleum Gas and we're planning trials of an electric vehicle and one partly run by hydrogen derived from landfill gases. We have already implemented reductions in energy use in Council buildings which are saving over 160 tonnes of CO2 per year.
"In the wider city, our Local Plan, which spells out rules for new developments, requires any development larger than 10 dwellings to provide at last 10% of total energy requirements on site from renewable energy sources where viable. We will be working with the University and Addenbrooke's to help them to reduce their carbon emissions.
"However there is more that we can and should do. We are investing in a climate change officer to implement the Council's climate change strategy and to make sure that climate change is kept at the forefront of all City Council activities. We need to look at how we live in our homes, how we travel to work and how our homes are built
"Our climate change officer will be taking a serious Stern Report style look at how much carbon is being produced in Cambridge and what steps need to be taken to reduce it. Councils all over the country are giving out energy saving light-bulbs but serious action on climate change will take a lot more than that."
Investing in a cleaner Cambridge
Investment in an additional Ranger post will continue to help improve recycling rates across the city and to tackle those households which have failed to adjust to the alternate weekly collections and recycling.
Executive City Councillor for Environmental Services, Colin Rosenstiel, commented:
"Recycling rates in Cambridge have seen a significant improvement since we introduced door step plastic recycling and alternate weekly collections. We are also working to bring doorstep recycling to those living in harder to reach areas such as flats, work which the Labour group intends to scrap.
"However some households are still struggling. We are helping those who need assistance with the scheme but for the few who are still failing to engage with the system, we are stepping up persuasive action. This ranger post is crucial to providing both the support to help those struggling and the first stage of enforcement where necessary."
Investing in the future of Cambridge
The future growth of Cambridge is one of the major issues facing the city over the next few years. Executive City Councillor for Planning and Transport said:
"The growth agenda is placing increasingly heavy demands on Council staff and the development control service. We are investing in a Major Sites Officer to deal with the influx of major planning applications arriving at the Council. This will ensure that other planning services are not compromised by the city's growth.
"This investment will also make sure that Cambridge receives the money it deserves from developers to fund new facilities for new and existing city residents. A new post will work with developers before they submit their plans to ensure that community facilities are built in at the very beginning. We need the growth areas to work for Cambridge not work for the developers."
Investing in economic prosperity and financial security
Cambridge City Council is investing in the economic prosperity of the city and to secure the future finances of the Council and reduce the burden on Council tax payers.
Under ambitious plans to reinvigorate Peas Hill and Wheeler Street areas, part of the ground floor of the Guildhall will be transformed into a restaurant and a new tourist information centre will be created. These steps make better public use of a prime city-centre location and will generate a future valuable income stream.
In parallel the City Council, together with its partner Arlington Property Investors, is exploring the further development of The Lion Yard Centre, in conjunction with the introduction of the important link through to the Grand Arcade.
Councillor Rod Cantrill, Executive City Councillor for Customer Services and Resources, commented:
"The Guildhall is in far too valuable a location to be simply taken up by bureaucracy . We should be making much better use of this area for local residents and Council tax payers. Under these plans, we'll be bringing the Guildhall into public use as well as taking pressure off Council tax payers.
"Investment in Lion Yard and the Grand Arcade will pay dividends in the future by securing the council's future rental stream as well as providing a significant improvement in facilities for Cambridge citizens. This is a further illustration of our commitment to protect and enhance the economic dynamism of Cambridge"
Through these investments and through the £1 million of efficiency savings we are making this year we are working to make Cambridge less susceptible to the uncertainties of Government financing."
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Q: tablesorter not sorting Sorry for coming with this dumb question, but I've been struggling for hours without success.
My sample table is not being sorted. Both .js files are located in the same directory as the .shtml file itself.
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A: Maybe you have bad copies of jquery and tablesorter? It appears to work fine for me using the actual versions of both jquery and tablesorter linked from their respective sites.
http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.9.1.js
http://mottie.github.com/tablesorter/js/jquery.tablesorter.js
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Its hard to believe that its nearly the end of February already, and just 6 weeks to the APS conference. The deadline for Early Bird registration is Monday 29th February, so make sure you get signed up asap.
This is also the deadline for submissions to present at the conference, so if you have something you would like to present then please either drop me an email at Claire.bretherton@wmt.org.nz or, even easier, fill in this quick online form.
You can find further details about APS 2016 at APS info 2016, and the registration form can be found at APS registration 2016. Alternatively you can register online here.
I look forward to seeing you all in Wellington in April.


This routine is based on Andrew Wimhurst's outstanding Johnny Mnemonic. It combines methodologies and presentational ideas from that routine with chose of another Wimhurst effect, The Expert At The Bridge Table., to create a totally impromptu version of the Mnemonic plot. (Both of the source routines can be found on The Card Artistry of Andrew Wimhurst video).
The concept that a divided-deck setup can survive an Erdnase runup is my own discovery. However, the broader principle applied to much smaller setups can be found in Lynn Searles* Double Deal, The Card Expert, pp.50-2 and Bruce Elliott's The Eajitfrt at the Card Table, Phoenix No.5, pp.17-8. (Andrew Wimhurst exploited this feature of the Erdnase runup to control a much larger stock in The Expert At The Bridge Table.) The Elliott routine introduced the presentational ploy of leaving the cards to be stacked face up and used the idea of narrating the runup as you perform it. The originator of this latter idea, however, was Jack Merlin (~And a Pack of Cards", p.43).


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The initial framework was designed with Momkai. Asset creation, animation and motion design by INDG.


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Jamie Elliott Keith lives in Knoxville, Tennessee, where she writes and volunteers in the community. She has recent work in Rust + Moth, and forthcoming in The James Dickey Review, Appalachian Heritage, and Still: The Journal. She is co-editor of the anthology Familiar Landscapes, Iris Press, 2015.