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Antibiotics PowerPoint Template
Also referred to as antibacterials, it is a form of medication that helps in the slowing down of the growth of bacteria inside the body and preventing their further reproduction.
Some diseases where antibiotics are given include earaches, pneumonia, salmonella, tuberculosis, etc. The most common form of antibiotic is penicillin, but overuse of these medications can further deteriorate a disease wherein the bacterium becomes resistant to suppression. This template has the design of a white prescription container with white pills set against a red background, implying a serious medicinal theme. The free medical PowerPoint can be downloaded by educational websites, both medical and otherwise for presentation on the different classifications of medicines along with a brief on each. Health seminars on the over dosage of antibiotics and its side effects can make use of this free medical PowerPoint template and pictures of some relatively harmless antibiotics with their names can also be used in the slides. School students can use the slideshow for projects on medicines in their science classes.
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Do you have questions about your rail service? Would you like to ask the train operator your questions directly? Then please join Peter Kyle MP for a public meeting with Dyan Crowther, Chief Operating Officer of Govia Thameslink Railway.
Following months of disruption to rail services from Hove and Portslade, Peter Kyle MP has called a public meeting with the bosses of Govia Thameslink Railway so they can hear first-hand the impact their poor service is having on thousands of people across the city. The Chief Operating Officer will be explaining how the company intends to turn around performance and improve the service for passengers, and will take questions from the audience.
Please RSVP as seating is limited.
Where: All Saints Church, The Drive, Hove BN3 3QE
When: 1.30pm - 3pm
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Root Canal Treatment
When the pulp of the tooth is infected due to injury or decay, this means that root canal treatment is needed to avoid further health complications, such as abscesses and the complete extraction of your tooth.
The root canal treatment is a dental procedure that completely removes the infected pulp tissue from the tooth. This option is usually preferred so that the tooth is saved and doesn't have to be extracted.
Many people might be hesitant to undergo root canal treatment, but there is absolutely no reason to be afraid. This article will help you to get to know this process better and have a better understanding of undergoing such a treatment.
- Root Canal Procedure
- Top 3 Causes of Root Canal Treatment Failure
- Cost of Root Canal Treatment in Singapore
What Does Root Canal Treatment Actually Mean?
Root canal treatment is also called endodontic treatment or endodontics. This comes from two words – "endo", which means inside, and "dont", which means tooth. As the words suggest, this treatment treats the infection located inside of the tooth, in a space called the pulp chamber.
The pulp chamber is where the root canal system and pulp are located. The pulp is the living tissue in charge of keeping your tooth alive and vital. It contains blood vessels, connective tissues, and nerves.
When the pulp is infected, you need root canal treatment to keep the infection from spreading and causing you more dental complications.
What Causes These Infections?
The bacteria living in your mouth invade the tooth and cause an infection that requires endodontic treatment. This usually happens in cases when:
It can also be caused by repeated procedures done on a single tooth (for example, when the large filling is being replaced). The onset of gum disease due to lack of proper oral hygiene also helps the infection to develop as the pulp tissue becomes exposed.
How Do I Notice The Infection?
A consistent and unexplained pain of the tooth is a good indication that an infection of the pulp has occurred.
There are other symptoms that are usually developed later when the infection has spread through the root canal system.
These symptoms include:
Why Root Canal Treatment Is Needed?
When the pulp gets infected, a pressure and swelling occurs inside the tooth. This not only causes a toothache but it also damages your pulp.
Endodontic treatment will relieve you of pain but, more importantly, it is needed to save your tooth and spare you from additional health complications such as abscesses.
Who Performs Root Canal Treatment?
In Singapore, all dentists are trained to perform endodontic treatments. However, some of them are specialized in this area and they are called endodontists. They usually spend an extra few years training in the area of dental pulp diseases and disorders, which makes them specialists for saving teeth.
General dentists will often refer their patients to endodontists, their colleagues that are more experienced in the area of root canal treatment.
It is always important to prequalify any endodontists in Singapore prior to engaging them for a root canal treatment.
How to Properly Diagnose?
Your local dentist (endodontist) will need to have access to your medical history, as well as an x-ray of the area in your mouth so that he can make a precise diagnosis on which tooth needs root canal treatment.
During the examination, he will ask you which medications you currently prescribed to ensure that the treatment is safe.
Does the Treatment Hurt?
Generally, root canal treatments are not painful as local anaesthesia will be administered. However, this is often a subjective issue which differs from person to person.
There are occasions whereby a badly infected and inflamed tooth does not respond well to the local anaesthesia.
During the entire process of a root canal treatment, it is important to always communicate with your local endodontist if any discomfort is experienced.
What Does the Root Canal Treatment Involve?
The root canal treatment is performed to:
Which Instruments Are Used For the Treatment?
The majority of endodontists in Singapore use advanced dental equipment for the root canal treatment as the process requires a high level of precision.
Radiographic imaging is used to diagnose problems, as well as to make sure that the procedure is properly performed after it is done.
Ultrasonic instruments are used for cleaning the canals and operating microscopes serve to precisely locate and seal root canal systems.
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A host of features support users in programming, commissioning and servicing the S7-400:
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User-friendly OCM services are already integrated into the operating system of the S7-400.
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Executive Condominium & HDB income ceiling to increased: PM Lee
Additionally, Special CPF Housing Grant expanded to cover more families with income ceiling that was increased
Housing policy changes announced by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in his National Day Rally speech on Sunday were seen as efforts to enhance home ownership for house renters in addition to the middle- income and classes that were sandwiched, while promoting inclusiveness at the same time.
Four changes were announced by Mr Lee.
He explained this is always to let more Singaporeans to buy new HDB flats and ECs. This really is also in light of couples marrying later and crossing the income ceiling by the time they have settled down. Primarily, the income ceiling for HDB flats will be increased from S$10,000 to S$12,000, while that for executive condominiums (ECs) – a public-private housing hybrid vehicle – will be increased from S$12,000 to S$14,000.
The second has to do with all the Special CPF Housing Grant (SHG), that will be expanded to cover more homes. This can be done by raising the grant's household income ceiling of S$6, 500 to S$8,500. From only half of all families, two-thirds of homes will qualify, up with this previously. The existing maximum SHG quantity of S$20,000 will also be doubled to S$40,000.
"The result? A median family buying a flat that previously received S$10,000 of SHG will now receive S$30,000 – three times as much," Mr Lee said.
The 3rd change he declared was targeted at home renters who are back living in rental flats, and had purchased a flat before but sold it.
This group of rental renters are difficult to help, because they have benefited from previous HDB subsidies, because that would not be fair to others and also the authorities cannot only give them another grant, Mr Lee said.
But it could be challenging for them to afford another flat. These families also often face many other difficulties associated with relationships, their jobs, and children's instruction. Their home issue is an outcome of the other difficulties, Mr Lee noted.
"I am really worried about the future of this group. Without help, a flat of their own may be permanently out of reach. They will be caught in poverty, as well as their kids will be impacted, also it will perpetuate the cycle into the following generation."
The government has decided to execute a "Fresh Start Housing Scheme" to help these second-timer rental families own a two-room flat. These flats will come with resale conditions that are more stringent and shorter leases to make them more affordable. The government may also support the family with counsellors to help them to solve their difficulties.
This really is in line with Singapore wanting to make sure that no one is left behind, said Mr Lee.
The fourth change sees the introduction of a Closeness Housing Grant, tailored at couples that are planning to buy a resale flat with or near their parents, or parents looking to reside near their married children. Mr Lee said details will be announced by the Ministry of National Development later.
All these changes are kicking in now that build-to-order the queues for flats shortened along with flat prices have stabilised, following the launch of 100,000 HDB flats since 2008.
A BTO supply crunch which could not match first-time buyers' demand fast enough in 2011 had led to criticisms of long waiting times, however a ramp up in building in the last three years has helped to clear this backlog. According to Mr Lee first-timers are now able to decide on a flat in a non -mature estate on their very first try.
Desmond Sim, head of Singapore and South-east Asia at CBRE Research, said the higher income grants and ceilings can help boost the demand on the top and bottom ends, by boosting the number of those who qualify for public housing and ECs.
"The government is addressing house affordability and lowering the barriers of entry to boost home ownership, following the cooling measures they have introduced," he said.
More Singaporeans might have a likelihood of possessing public housing, by boosting the ceiling.


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McALLEN, Texas — For the twelfth year in a row, McAllen Police and their civilian Crime Stoppers program have reached out to the needy families by helping them enjoy a Thanksgiving meal.
More than 150 families lined up outside of the McAllen Police station for the 12th Annual Turkey Giveaway. The families were chosen by the local school district and police officers who identified need in the communities they patrol. During the giveaway, residents were given shopping bags with a turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and other Thanksgiving staples.
"For these families, this will be their Thanksgiving meal," McAllen Police Chief Victor Rodriguez told Breitbart Texas. "If it wasn't for this effort by our Crime Stopper volunteers, these families would not be able to enjoy a proper Thanksgiving meal."
The Crime Stoppers program gives police officers and investigators another way to get help from the community in solving crimes where law enforcement may hit a roadblock. According to Rodriguez, throughout the year, McAllen Police asks for the community's help in obtaining information and the giveaway is just one way for the Crime Stoppers program and his department to pay it back.
"This department has a close relation with the community," Rodriguez said. "Our residents trust us and event like this or our Christmas event allow us to be closer to them."
Long-time McAllen resident San Juana Avila held back tears as the volunteers handed her food.
"They are so nice," Avila said. "In the news people say bad things about police officers but no, they are a blessing. They are there to help and they have been very nice to me … I pray they receive many blessings."
Ildefonso Ortiz is an award winning journalist with Breitbart Texas. He co-founded the Cartel Chronicles project and you can follow him on Twitter and on Facebook.


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Lexington Catholic and Ryle didn't kick off until 9:36 p.m. The game didn't end for nearly three hours. And for everyone who stuck around to watch — and there were a lot of them — the second game of the Traditional Bank Bluegrass Bowl was worth the price of admission on Friday night.
A 17-point third quarter proved to be the difference-maker in Ryle's 31-24 win. The Knights (1-1) managed only a field goal in the second half after jumping out to a 14-7 lead and taking a 21-14 advantage into halftime.
"We got beat by a good football team," LexCath Coach Mark Perry said. "We made too many mistakes to beat a good football team like Ryle."
After the Knights scored three times on their first four possessions, they had three drives end in punts, two on failed fourth-down attempts and one on an interception.
It didn't help that Jaylen Jones, the Knights' star running back who had 95 yards and a TD on the night, was out on the final drive following a collision on LexCath's previous possession. Perry had not yet spoken with his medical staff and could not provide an update on his condition.
Knights junior quarterback Legend Brumbaugh threw the pick and was sacked twice but for the most part outplayed his counterpart Tanner Morgan, a fellow junior who's been offered by Louisville and Wake Forest. Brumbaugh went 24-for-38 for 381 yards and two TDs; Morgan was 12-for-28 for 198 yards, two TDs and an interception.
J.J. Ogbogu had a huge night for LexCath, catching nine balls for 183 yards and a score.
Raiders Coach Mike Engler previously was an assistant at LexCath. He said it felt great to come back and get a win on the Knights' turf.
"They're a fantastic football team," Engler said. "I can't say enough about them. IT just happened that we made a few more plays the second half and were able to come out with a win.
"It really does feel good considering I was coaching against a bunch of my buddies, a bunch of my best friends. So it made it a little challenging during the week."
Ryle moved to 2-0. The Raiders hadn't won their first two games to start the year since 2011, when they upended Cooper 41-17 and Tates Creek 43-8.
Ryle scored first on a 17-yard pass from Morgan to Jake Long with just 37 seconds having passed in the game. Donnie Morris caught a 26-yarder from Brumbaugh to even things up a couple of minutes later. Jones gave LexCath its first lead on a 10-yard run with two minutes left in the first.
Collin England scored a 1-yard TD for Ryle less than a minute into the second quarter. Seconds later Brumbaugh connected with Ogbogu for a 68-yard bomb to put the Knights up headed into halftime.
Ryle revved up in the third quarter, scoring on three consecutive possessions. Mitchell Bateman broke loose for a 20-yard TD run then Morgan got a 22-yard pass to Bryce Ashley, who led the Raiders with three catches. Mason Molique made an 18-yard field goal that put Ryle up 31-21.
(Beginning in the fourth quarter)
Some action from LexCath-Ryle. pic.twitter.com/HhNfFnNsd8— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) August 29, 2015
Thirty-yard field goal makes it 31-24 Ryle with 10 minutes in regulation. pic.twitter.com/1qvM3UPhMU— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) August 29, 2015
Ryle within the goal line up 31-24. 4:45 to go. pic.twitter.com/3jN2vKgQ08— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) August 29, 2015
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LexCath stops Ryle at the goal line on 4th down. Take over down seven with 3:54 to play. pic.twitter.com/SXon2mhRth— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) August 29, 2015
Wow. Knights went for it on fourth and 10 and got this. pic.twitter.com/3ycnzfAoRj— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) August 29, 2015
LexCath star running back Jaylen Jones down on the field after making a block. Gets up under his own power.— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) August 29, 2015
Timeout LexCath. Facing third and 13 at the Ryle 35. Fifty one seconds left in this one.— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) August 29, 2015
Legend Brumbaugh sacked then threw an incompletion. Ryle will win this one 31-24. pic.twitter.com/RHkpg2Iero— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) August 29, 2015
Ryle hoists the Bluegrass Bowl trophy and sings its fight song. pic.twitter.com/CPuOSecwR8— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) August 29, 2015


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25 February 2015
Lord Mayor Graham Quirk has officially welcomed Silicon Valley-based IIX to Brisbane after the company chose the city for its new Asia Pacific headquarters.
"I am thrilled that IIX has chosen to establish its Asia Pacific base here in Brisbane, a move that will create 40 jobs and potentially double that number in 12 months," Cr Quirk said.
"IIX's decision to invest in Brisbane again demonstrates the attractiveness of our workforce to overseas companies and further enhances Brisbane's position as a significant digital city."
IIX's SDI platform enables programmable interconnection between networks that allow customers to gain more control, improve security and reduce costs by communicating through the company's platforms.
IIX customers include content providers, data centre providers and internet service cloud application providers.
IIX Chief Technology Officer Paul Gampe said Brisbane's engineering talent and continued pipeline of talent from its universities were critical in choosing to set up in the city.
"Brisbane has developed a reputation as a major international hub for open-source software development," Mr Gampe said.
"This decision means Brisbane will have a team of leading open-source software and network engineers playing an integral role in helping IIX deliver on its goal to enable simple, secure and scalable direct interconnection across the globe between content providers, cloud application providers and other organisations.
"The Brisbane office will play a strategic role within the company's growing global software engineering group."
Cr Quirk said this significant investment reinforced Brisbane's growing reputation as a serious player in the Asia Pacific region.
"The city of Brisbane is open for business and there is plenty of interest from international investors," he said
IIX also has offices in Ontario, Canada and Manchester, England and is backed by the global venture capital firm, New Enterprises Associates.
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FSX/P3D. Because 789! HAHAHA!! Oh that never get's old! But seriously though folks, QualityWings has just announced the 787-900 series will be included. As for whether it will be in the same package or not I am uncertain. But glad nonetheless it will be included. And look, the external model is already complete! Great stuff! For more info, click the source link below.


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Football is the number one sport in the country, being a personal trainer I have always had the desire to work in this beautiful game. I have always been asked by all my students the limitation of work for personal trainers as they assume their job is limited within the four walls of a weight room. What do I say? It's absolutely wrong, for personal trainers the task they can undertake and what they can do are unlimited.
Working in with footballers like New Radiant & National Teams defender Sobah, Victory and National Team's Goal Keeper Imran, New Radiant's former captain Ahamadey had given me some experience.
I was approached by Victory SC to work as their Physical Trainer few months ago, it' was an interesting task to take over to serve the biggest and the most successful club club in the country would give me in-depth experience in my career. The teams includes the countries finest talent like Fazeel (Oppo), Isse, Anil, Imran, and many more …
Apart from the top talent in the team it is a privilege to work with the most successful football coach in the country Mauroof Ahmed (Martey), Assistant Coach Ali Suzain, General Secretary Marzooq (who is a good friend and a school mate) and the rest of the technical team in Victory SC.
This is a tough challenge still I am confident that I am in to give Victory SC the best of Physical Fitness. I am in to do something good for football in this country, I am in to show the depth of work for future young trainers coming into the fitness industry.
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Together with my wife Blanca, my son Alexis, and my daughter Dominque, we are happy you are here to share in the journey to the dream that began with basic, good skills supporting our process to bring what we present to you today as our own innovative contemporary southwestern cuisine.
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"Wow!" That was the reaction of my daughter, Adaya, as she walked into our new Or Shalom stairwell Torah mural for the first time. I couldn't agree more with her assessment of the bright, vivid work that was before her. She and her sister, Laila, took it all in, and the whole car ride home (and bedtime process), I was riddled with questions about parts of the Torah narrative depicted in the painting. Clearly, this artwork brought the Torah to life for them, as it should for any of us who walks up or down that staircase.
One of the reasons we're here is to make the Torah come to life in meaningful ways. As we all try to make 5777 count, I pray that we will all see ourselves as sources of Torah in our world. The words of Torah exist on a scroll, but they come alive through us. We have a choice every day, do we honor the words of the Ten Commandments and respect our parents or refuse to lie to ourselves or others? Do we keep the heart of the Torah, the words "love your neighbor as yourself," at the forefront of our decision-making?
When we take to heart the idea that we are responsible for bringing Torah into the world, we can find guidance and support that can help us respond to the pressures of life as our best selves. We aspire to live from our core values, resisting the urges to add to pain, hurt, or anger, that all too often, surround us. At a time where there is more than enough fomenting hate and mistrust saturating our world, living Torah means to reject the path that adds to our societal malaise, to be a source of light in darkness.
In many ways, living Torah means the ability to say, "wow," and refusing to allow the problems in our world to be accepted. Instead, we have the opportunity each day to bring beauty and inspiration to those around us. May we choose Torah and choose life this year, and may we do so together as an Or Shalom family, bringing brightness and wonder that paints a picture of hope in the hearts of all those around us.
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Security stuff:
The plot to kill the password (In theaters now!)
German researchers hack Galaxy S5 fingerprint login (Well, that didn't take long)
The security of the most popular programming languages (Where's SafeAndSound.NET?)
Apple, Google, Microsoft, Samsung and Carriers Back Anti-Theft Measures for Smartphones (Well, it would be bad if they backed pro-theft measures)
Rushed Heartbleed fixes may expose users to new attacks (This is starting to give me heartburn)
Other stuff:
Continuous Development: The New Maintenance Reality (Continuous job security?)
Cortana Easter Egg resurrects Clippy as your personal digital assistant (Oh, good, Clippy is resurrected just in time Easter egg)
Microsoft cloud service lets firms tap data from Net-connected gadgets (Be the first kid on your block to connect them all!)
Nashorn: JavaScript made great in Java 8 (JavaScript tries to horn in on Java)
Sessions from Build 2014 (In case your company was too cheap to send you…or didn't care…or thought it was a home improvement expo…)
Three's a charm? Windows 8 patches could pave multiple paths to Windows 9 (Or, multiple paths to other operating systems)
Silicon Valley's 19 Coolest Places to Work (Those of us who live in the rest of the world can dream on)
Congrats on the new job! Please disregard all the red flags (Frequently, there's a reason why they have an opening that doesn't involve someone having just retired or died)


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"Hand-wringing" by authorities and their focus on politically correct multiculturalism mean serious problems in ethnic minority communities have not been addressed, according to David Cameron's 'equalities tsar'.
Louise Casey (pictured above with Mr. Cameron) heads up a Government review of opportunities and segregation among ethnic minorities. She suggested British authorities are reluctant to intervene to tackle deep-seated problems in some ethnic communities, reports The Telegraph.
"Take forced marriage," she said. "We let some of that happen because we're so politically correct in wanting our multi-cultural Britain we forget to talk about equality.
"Forced marriages happen. Girls should not be promised to others for marriage at the age of eight.
"This is not about a particular community not wanting to integrate – it's about the people on the other side who have been hand-wringing."
Ms. Casey suggests she is prepared for her group to deal with this when it publishes its interim report in March, adding:
"I feel we will come at this with some force in our review."
One area in which Ms. Casey has specific experience is that of grooming gangs in Rotherham abusing as many as 1,600 children.
Appointed by Eric Pickles to inspect children's services at Rotherham Council, she found the child sexual exploitation team to be poorly directed, suffering from excessive case loads, and failing to share information.
Yesterday her criticism of the cover-up culture in that town was even more explicit. She suggested the official priority seemed to be "Tippexing the word 'Pakistani' off children's files in Rotherham."
Instead of paying lip service to political correctness, Ms. Casey advised those attending the Policy Exchange thinktank launch of its new Demography, Immigration and Integration unit that it is "alright to say it's not alright to treat your girls badly, and it's okay for a white woman to say it."


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Supervision Required: Direct
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Provides physical assistance to passengers requiring aid getting in and out wheelchair. Required to safely transport passengers to their destination making sure passenger is as comfortable as possible. Provides needed assistance with passenger baggage. Examines wheelchairs daily for needed repairs and maintenance.
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Maneuver wheelchairs through airport areas.
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Imminent Flexibility and the Music Industry: An Overture
by Tim Anderson — Old Dominion University
May 11, 2009 – 18:17
I just finished my first semester teaching a music industry course since 2000 with the experience being simultaneously sobering and dizzying. First and foremost, I am privileged to be teaching in a city like Norfolk and at an institution like Old Dominion. Located as we are in the Hampton Roads region, home of Clipse, Pharrell, birthplace of Missy Elliott and Ella Fitzgerald, the area has no shortage of talent or ambition. A number of my students know producers, have budding music careers and are working with a variety of media sources. Honestly, this was unexpected and it speaks to best aspects of this region, a set of port cities dominated by military presences, nautical histories and a genuine blend of America musical traditions including Jazz, R&B, Country, Rock and Hip-Hop. And like other State schools I have attended and worked with, the students know their music cold. Unlike private schools that offer exclusivity and, as a result, tend to have limited music options, a school like ODU, often considered a "commuter school", has an almost super-collider atmosphere when it comes to culture, class and ambition. High, low and all over the place, the class kept me challenged in ways that I could have never imagined given where I had taught before.
And while I came to the class already determined to write a book on the changes in the music industry, particularly around issues of labor, technology and mediation (sound familiar?), the experience in this class has simply changed how I think I need to go about this project for four specific reasons. And they are…
Reason number one: Because institutional knowledge is still necessary to understand how and why the music industry is changing, any description of change must start with those institutions and the functionaries that existed and, in some cases, dominated before the rise of P2P nets and the de facto standard of the MP3 became the norm. True, labels are collapsing. Also true, your local Sam Goody has closed. However, PROs , IP law, Consumer Electronic Firms, Music Supervisors, Marketers and Management are, arguably, more important than they were before the rise of Napster, iPods, iTunes, et. al. All of these elements of the music industry existed before and they demand to be highlighted and understood before announcement of "revolution" takes place. For my students this was best highlighted by the fact that discussions about aspects such as record contracts clauses regarding royalty recoupment, the purpose of an organization such as BMI and the basics of copyright duration bore the most stimulating discussions. In other words, what I thought students would find the "dryest" made them even more invested. My research will need to appreciate that facet.
Reason number two: The metaphor of distribution must change from "gates" and "gatekeepers" to "assemblies" and "community members". Throughout the 21st century media studies developed a number of ways to talk about power in distribution, with the most prevalent manner of discussing it in terms of gates through which products must pass and a gatekeeper who allows the product to become apparent to the public by passing through the gate. In the music industry the number one gate has been radio airplay and the number one gatekeeper being the program director. The importance of this is simple: music like all other media are experience goods and, unlike commodities, depend on some sort of "experience" before it is purchased, rented, etc. This can come in the form of hearing a song, hearing someone talk about a song, reading a review, etc. There are a number of variations on this theme, but in every case controlling the access to the "experience channel" provides major labels/media conglomerates with a significant competitive advantage. While the rise of multiple Internet tools has reduced some of these advantages, these still remain. What these tools have brought forth are interest/experience communities with significant reach. In short, what was once contained in local communities (albeit, often coordinated and/or affiliated with a national organization such as a fan club, society, etc.), the multiple in-synch and asynchronous tools that compose "Web 2.0" push these tools into prominence where the term "community" "assembles". I will talk more about this since this is where we see prominent concerns of distribution begin to congeal for multiple players (in many ways they already have). As our metaphors change so do the stories we tell. And as the stories change so must our analytical focus and research methods.
Reason three: stop studying new technologies and study long-term social behaviors. This seems like a big duh, however we need to relax our focus on what technologies enable and think more about how they allow what has been latent to come to the fore. Social networking is a good place to start as the social network in the music industry has always been crucial to the creative process. However, no involved one ever called these social formations "networks". They have been known as "scenes" and "genres", both of which continue to exist as vital formations. In fact, one could argue that the networked computer has only intensified these social orders and activities. Logically this means that the best way to investigate this is to examine how these aspects of music culture have always been integral elements of the creative process, instead of as sources of talent that can simply be signed and mined. This goes back to understanding the elements of the community and how they assemble themselves and demands a rethinking of industrial practices to follow suit. All of sudden the work of musicologists must come to the forefront of our media studies reading lists as they contain an understanding of the many social practices that compose and configure our new media ecosystems.
Honestly there are many more I will pose here. But unlike the last book, I want to research a good portion of this in public. This is fourth and final reason things need to change. Clearly when I was writing my first book Blogs were simply LiveJournal, there were no "Wikis" and GeoCities was in its prime. Yes, a lot has changed, but I think that it isn't so much a need to collaborate that will drive my need to post blog after blog as I write and research this project (although I look forward to any help and comments). Instead, I simply think that we need to share more, expose ourselves more to critique and commentary and this is the forum. I have blogged before but never with a specific research agenda. I can hardly wait and I hope you, the readers, will allow me to tap your insights, wisdom and questions for all that they are worth. And, as I already know, they are worth a lot.


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When I first met Meghan and Bryce at my home studio we connected right away. We started discussing the wedding details and I realized that they were such a fun and happy couple to work with. I knew their wedding would be a very elegant one and a wedding that would speak about their characters and their special bond.
One of the most intriguing part in their wedding was the wedding theme - the color purple. The color purple is a symbol of royalty and passion, but it is also a color of imagination and spirituality, which really applies to the free and happy spirit of Meghan.
The wedding took place at the Oakhurst Country Club in Clayton, CA - a beautiful venue with a golf course in the foothills of Mount Diablo.
The elegant make up and hair were done by Lucy-Zayne Nsour
Pictured: Meghan and her father - above. Megna's sisitr Lyz and Bryce's brother Branden - below
The wedding cake was done by Le Gateau Elegant. The theme of the cake was the favorite computer game of Meghan and Bryce 'StarCraft' [StarCraft wedding cake].
The happy couple had absolutely beautiful, outdoor, catholic ceremony by Father Richard Mangini.
Even their guests were wearing something in purple. They had guests - relatives and friends who specially flew to the Bay Area for their wedding. Above is one of my favorite family pictures of Bryce's grandparents.
By request of the newlyweds, we did their photo session at the Turtle Creek park in Concord, CA. - one of Meghan's favorite places in the area where they live. Since, it was a morning wedding, we did the photos after the reception in the afternoon.
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Dr. Nam has been, literally, a 'breath of fresh air'. I have appreciated Dr. Judy Nam so much. She is professional, but kind. Knowledgeable, but a good listener. Cheerful and affirming, but medically on target.
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Dr. Carlton and Megan (his PA) are 2 of the most caring people. As an adult with allergies and allergy induced asthma, I really appreciate he and his staff. Everyone from office staff to nurses help you as much as possible. As a senior adult they are understanding and they LISTEN"
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FAW Trucks will soon release its new 420hp truck line-up in this country
FAW Trucks, which has an assembly plant in Coega in the Eastern Cape, will soon make available its 33.420FT truck tractors range, which will duly replace the 28.380FT line-up.
A number of pilot units of the 33.420FT trucks have been on extensive real-time testing with key clients across the country operating in various transport sectors, such as longhaul, construction and agriculture, to name a few.
As the successor model to the older and popular 28.380FT truck the new unit has some significant improvements, which all contribute to making this one of the most costeffective in its class, says FAW, with a particularly low cost per kilometre. One of the most important new features is the increased horsepower which is now rated at 420hp, hence the name. This power is produced through a six-cylinder in-line water-cooled, turbocharged and intercooled FAW engine.
The Euro 2 vehicle has torque of 1,750Nm at between 1,200 and 1,600r/min, and a power output of 309kW coming in at 2,200r/min. The engine also features an air filter with a pre-filter for cleaner operation and 24V electrical systems with easy access to electric relays.
The company says that the manual 12-speed transmission makes for easy driving and delivers direct contact with the road, giving the driver total control of the vehicle. The robust chassis is of the straight ladder type and is riveted with no bolts or chassis flanges.
A number of other new features include the change of the size of the fuel tank to a larger 600l aluminium tank. The braking system features full air-braking ABS, drum brakes with S-cams and automatic slack adjusters, and an exhaust brake, all contributing to the ease of driving and safety on and off the road.
The semi-sleeper forwardtilting cab has been designed with driver and passenger safety and comfort in mind, as well as easy access for maintenance. Features include air-conditioning and a radio with MP3 and USB connection.
A large windscreen and angled side windows, together with large proximity mirrors and kerb-side mirrors, offer exceptional visibility. Making the driver's "office" even more comfortable and safer are a heavy-duty air-suspension seat with height adjustable control, movable and telescopic steering column, and inertiatype driver and passenger seat belts. For added convenience the tubeless radial tyres (315/80 R22.5 16PR) can be inflated via a tyre inflation pipe straight from the air tank.
One of the companies that has put the new model to the test is Afrimat Ready-Mix Division, part of the larger JSElisted Afrimat group.
Ricus van Heerden, who is responsible for its Western and Northern Cape region, emphasises how crucial logistics, planning, collaboration and trust are in a business such as theirs.
"While we concentrate on our core product, its quality manufacture, we also rely on our outsourced transport teams to uphold our customer promise and thus our reputation," says Van Heerden.
He also paints a scene to put some perspective on how you cannot afford to have a weak link in your chain of partners as this could be a costly exercise should there be a broken link.
"The example of 500,000m3, could be a substantial mall or huge multistorey building in the heart of a metropolis. On such sites an on-site concrete batch plant is not feasible, so it has to be driven in from one of Afrimat's fixed batch plants in the region.
"This is when you may see a row of seven or more FAW 33.330FC mixers with 6m3, or 35.340FC mixers with 8m3, waiting in line to drop their loads, each load with only about three hours' margin between them to place the concrete in a specific sequence.
"Let me assure you, it is in situations like this that you do not want one of those trucks to suddenly have mechanical problems," says Van Heerden.
"We make use of a large variety of transport subcontractors, from big transport company mixer truck fleets to smaller two to six truck operations, to LODs (lorry owner drivers). In this way we put together the most costeffective team for each individual project we get. In the case of the smaller subcontractors and the LODs we partner closely, from providing surety to finance their vehicles, to providing business skills support.
"The construction industry is extremely price sensitive. This is why the entire logistics chain has to be 100% networked. We have to collaborate on best solutions for our client and then with the greatest precision implementing the plans. This is one of the many reasons we advocate that our transporters run FAW mixer trucks."
Judging from the popularity of the predecessor model 28.380FT, the new FAW 33.420FT looks likely to get good support from the market.
FAW says that customers are already ordering for various applications such as on-road long-haul, short and medium haul on and off-road, side tippers, agricultural operations, construction and mining.
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Two days after it was revealed that University of Florida quarterback Treon Harris is being investigated for an alleged sexual assault, the University of Florida Police Department finally released a report Wednesday.
However, all 18 pages were mostly redacted, and the former Miami Booker T. Washington standout has not been charged as the investigation continues.
Gators coach Will Muschamp, who canceled his regularly scheduled news conference Monday, addressed reporters Wednesday for the first time since the accusations became public. Harris was suspended indefinitely Monday morning.
"It's a very serious charge and there's been no change in Treon's status," Muschamp said. "I think our statement Monday was self-explanatory."
Harris, a two-time state champion at Booker T., went from star to suspect hours after sparking Florida's 10-9 comeback win over Tennessee last Saturday.
He is accused of sexually assaulting a female student at the Springs Residential Complex early Sunday.
Harris was potentially poised to start Saturday evening against LSU (4-2, 0-2, Southeastern Conference), but Florida (3-1, 2-1) will again turn to struggling quarterback Jeff Driskel following the freshman's suspension.
Muschamp issued multiple "no comments" on his knowledge of the pending investigation against Harris, including inquires on Harris' future at the university or how he addressed the distraction to his team.
"I feel very comfortable in how we've approached this situation," he said.
Muschamp did acknowledge the gravity of the situation, saying, "It always hurts anytime a young man goes through a tough situation. I'm not referring to this situation individually, but anytime you see our players hurt, you see a young man hurt, you spend a lot of time with him, it's hard, it's very hard.
"You get emotionally attached in all situations, absolutely."
Meanwhile, Muschamp downplayed Florida's other off-the-field incident Monday, calling the fistfight between sophomore quarterback Skyler Morhinweg and freshman defensive end Gerald Willis III "a tremendous misunderstanding."
"I tell you what, we've made a big one out of this," he said.
Around 7 p.m. Monday, UFPD was dispatched to Ben Hill Griffin Stadium to breakup a scuffle over a pair of missing cleats.
The two players exchanged punches but no charges were filed.
"Nobody stole anything," Muschamp said. "If anybody stole anything, they wouldn't be on this football team anymore. I can assure you of that. We had a disagreement, and I wish it would have been handled a little bit differently."
Before Monday's practice, Willis couldn't find his cleats on UF's "air-drying system," grabbing a pair inscribed with No.17. The "excitable freshman" thought the shoes belonged to friend and fellow defensive end Jordan Sherit. Instead, the cleats actually belonged to Mornhinweg, who now wears No. 8 after changing from No. 17 last season.
"Me and my brother Mike used to fight all the time," Muschamp said. "It happened in our family. Maybe our family is really different from everybody else's. Me and my brother Pat, I never won. Took swings. Never won. That's the way it goes. Families [fight], it's what happens."
Morhinweg started UF's final three games in 2013 — all losses — and is suddenly thrust into contention for the team's backup job following Harris' pending legal matter. The redshirt sophomore will compete alongside talented true freshman Will Grier — a likely redshirt candidate before Monday's allegations — for the No. 2 snaps.
Grier was sidelined for three weeks with back spasms but the former four-star recruit was cleared Sunday and hasn't displayed any rust, according to Muschamp.
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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) --Generations of music fans experienced sadness Thursday after learning Prince died suddenly at his home in Minnesota.
It may take weeks to determine prince's cause of death and officials announced it is not suspicious.
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The 57-year-old had the flu recently, a case so severe, his plane made an unexpected landing last week.
Many fans saw Prince perform at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland in what was one of his last concerts.
Prince fan Darin Brown was one of the first customers inside Berkeley's Amoeba Music this morning. He's been following "his purpleness" since his 1978 debut album.
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"You didn't know if it was rock and roll, or R&B. He combined all music into his music," Brown said.
Morty Okin leads a Prince tribute band called The Purple Ones. He was amazed by the artist's ability to play numerous instruments.
"We lost a living legend," Okin said. "From age 16 to 17-years-old bass, drums, guitar, keyboard. What? Who does that."
Prince played Oakland numerous times over the years, including just last month when he also took in a Warriors game sitting next to owner Joe Lacob.
Chris and Alva Valle of Fremont are huge fans. He even called off some meetings at work to stay home and mourn.
RELATED: Celebrities, musicians react to the death of Prince
SF music community and DJs shocked and saddened by Prince's passing. Many saw him perform, some in intimate venues. pic.twitter.com/wAz7ietGCu— Vic Lee (@vicleeabc7) April 21, 2016
"My first emotion was I cried because I really am a true Prince fan and have been for a very long tim," said Prince fan Alva Valle.
"I think like everyone we were shocked and devastated, especially after just seeing him in early March," said Chris Valle, a Prince fan.
The Valle's say he looked frail but the March concert had all the intensity you would expect. If you were wondering how to honor the man who stayed musically relevant for nearly four decades, here's some advice.
"Get out and listen to prince," Valle said.
RELATED: 15 things you didn't know about music legend Prince
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text: So I finally decided to buy a DS Lite since my old DS is a little beat up. So I bought the new brain age 2 bundle. When I turned my DS on, the touch screen has a yellow tint to it that my old DS doesn't have, and neither does my girlfriend's DS Lite. It isn't just a little yellow either, it is quite noticable. Searching the internet it seems to be a fairly common issue. Just curious to hear if anyone else has experienced this and what you did about it.


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• Two police officers in central Iowa are dead following what police are calling "ambush-style attacks," according to KWWL. The attack came in two parts. The first shooting occurred at 1:06 a.m. when an Urbandale officer responded to a report of shots fired. This officer was shot and killed while sitting alone in his patrol car, ABC reported. The shooting took place at the corner of 70th St. and Aurora Ave., KCCI reported. Stay with tampabay.comfor updates.
• The World Series is going to Game 7 tonight. The Cubs forced the deciding game, and took the excitement and any suspense out of Game 6, with a 9-3 victory that was pretty much decided by the third inning thanks primarily to shortstop Addison Russell, and his Series record-tying six RBIs, with an assist from the Indians.
• Meanwhile, Cubs manager Joe Maddon, formerly with the Rays, confirmed what many had already figured: He said the Rays could have gone on a dynastic run similar to late-90s Yankees had the team not been broken up for financial reasons.
• The Lightning topped the Islanders 6-1, drawing boos from the disgruntled crowd at the Barclays Center. The victory salvaged a split of a six-game, 12-day road trip for the Lightning, and could be a galvanizing moment for a Stanley Cup contender that had underachieved so far.
• A longtime researcher who retracted 19 articles from the Journal of Biological Chemistry last month has parted ways with Moffitt Cancer Center, the center confirmed Tuesday. Dr. Jin Cheng asked to have his work withdrawn after an investigation found he used the same images to represent different experimental conditions, the journal's deputy editor Fred Guengerich said.
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He's one of my oldest buddies from radio days back in the late-1990s. Nikhil Chinapa (pictured) is a master of all formats. No introductions as we all know, he's a phenomenal RJ, a rock star VJ and a crowd-pulling DJ. His music festival Submerge has people from all over the country flocking to it. Here's our chat!
You and Submerge have been the prime promoters of EDM. Tell us about the journey.
My wife Pearl (I was her boyfriend back then), our dearest friend Hermit and I started Submerge as an alternative to the mainstream scene back in 2003. We began in a basement club in Mumbai, throwing parties on Thursday nights for similar music deviants. These parties grew over the years into a nationwide movement for electronic music across multiple cities, attracting scores of DJs and thousands of fans.
We then started to bring all these people together in Goa held at a shack called Zanzibar. This was in 2004. What started as a small scene with a few DJs and friends grew to a free festival on the beach with 15,000 people, spanning five days and dozens of DJs. It was called the Submerge Beach Sessions and it became the blueprint for all the festivals I worked on after that.
How popular has EDM become in India?
EDM is immensely popular right now and we're also seeing tremendous growth in alternative sub-genres of the sound like Techno, Bass and Future House. Now there's a slow re-emergence of trance that is coming back, though its roots are in melodic techno. I also see a steady growth in grime and trap—two other sub-genres that are slower tempo variants of electronic music.
Tell us about EDM artistes from India.
On the mainstream side of things there are Lost Stories and Kerano. In Techno, there is Ash Roy and Arjun Vagale. Recently, Tuhin Mehta and Browncoat have released a few really nice tunes. Kohra and Blot have been strong influences in the scene too. In bass, Nucleya has been busy creating his own
sub-genre in the scene as well. It'll be very interesting to see how that trajectory develops as his sound combines local flavour with high energy sounds from the electronic music landscape.
See you next week!
— Niladri @radiowave
(The writer's views expressed here are entirely in his personal capacity.)


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Our two winners from this week's police blotter fax Friday contest were a car thief who stole a pizza delivery car and forgot to take the roof light off and a Pastor who told his flock he had a blessed penis that gave out holy milk.
In their talking points today Mitt Romney's campaign sent to their congressional allies the former governor's campaign outlines which shows their coming offensive as businessman vs political philosopher-washington insider. Guest host Col. David Hunt thought Mitt could beat Newt.
Avi Nelson sitting in for Howie talked about Lara Logan who is resting at home and sources say the CBS reporter is in good spirits, following a savage attack at the hands of Egypt protesters. Avi asked did Lara put herself in harm's way?
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So a few weeks ago I started a leader/ender postage stamp quilt project. For those of you who don't know a WIP is a work in progress. I'm no where near being done. After all I need 120 1" blocks per row. I have made some good progress though.
So I've been sewing pairs as I sewed my squares to turn into half square triangles. When I finished that I stopped and pressed all my pairs open to see just how far I've gotten on my leader/ender project.
That's how far I've gotten. There are 40 pairs of 1" pairs. I'm 20 pairs away from having the first row done. I feel like that's a pretty good start. I've been cutting up more fabric as I go just to keep the variety up. I'm going to start sewing these pairs into four patch units as I start making my quilt top. When I run out of pairs I'll go back to sewing pairs.
The downside to these little bitty squares is the accuracy isn't as good as strip sewing or sewing larger blocks. To keep from having huge headaches later on I'm going to square my four patches up as I go. I will say that working on these little squares is a new experience. Thankfully, I have no plans to repeat this project.
How is your leader ender project coming? Are you using the tiny blocks or did you opt for one of the larger sizes?
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Multiple Myeloma-Associated Pain, Bone Fractures Managed With Type of Inhibitor
Adding a specific class of inhibitors to multiple myeloma treatment may not improve survival outcomes, but it does reduce overall pain and vertebral fractures, according to a new update published in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD003188.pub4).
The updated network meta-analysis investigating the effects of bisphosphonate in multiple myeloma treatment included 24 trials spanning a total 7293 participants. Four of the randomized controlled trials compared a bisphosphonate with another bisphosphonate, while the remaining 20 compared bisphosphonates with placebo or no treatment.
"Bisphosphonates also alleviate pain without many side effects except a significant increase in reduced blood flow to bones of the jaw, resulting in decay of the bone also called osteonecrosis," researchers reported. "Overall, for every 1000 participants treated with bisphosphonates, about one patient will suffer from the osteonecrosis of the jaw."
Bisphosphonates did not reduce nonvertebral factures in patients, the review found.
The meta-analysis produced no evidence of superiority for any specific aminobisphosphonate (zoledronate, pamidronate, or ibandronate) or non-aminobisphosphonate (etidronate or clodronate) for any survival outcome.
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Researchers gauged the overall quality of evidence in the review as moderate to very low. They emphasized "the need for more research on this issue and specifically randomized controlled trials comparing different bisphosphonates directly instead of no treatment or placebo."—Jolynn Tumolo