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Alex Siniari (guitar and vocals), Jeff Caraway (mandolin) and Jeremy Senior (drums and cymbals) create a sound so full it can trick your ears into hearing far more than three instruments. With tracks like "olive", a laid-back tune with a Mediterranean flavor, and "Hangout Artist", a seething melody with 3 different time signatures, the sound of ARGO has come to be known as "gypsy jazz."
ARGO is a Southern New Jersey-based band and in July 2013, ARGO won the Open-minded Mic South Jersey Talent Showcase in Atlantic City and in December of that year, ARGO helped raise over $4,000 in a benefit for the Atlantic City Rescue Mission and Covenant House-Atlantic City. ARGO is also the winner of Steel Pier's Got Talent 2013. Alex, Jeff, and Jeremy are now playing live in galleries, museums, cafes, bars, and festivals in South Jersey and are interested in booking shows in the Pennsylvania and New York.
Jeff is a dapper fellow with 38 years of musical experience, which he can readily apply to any instrument. He began with the piano at age 14 Spending years primarily playing the piano and guitar, Jeff didn't pick up a mandolin until 2005, but it quickly became the method through which he tells his tale.
Alex is a self-taught guitarist of 6 years who draws inspiration for his writing from his job as a Street Outreach Worker for the Atlantic City Rescue Mission. Through his work at the Atlantic City Rescue Mission, Alex works with the adult homeless and commercially sexually exploited youth of Atlantic City on a daily basis and translates his interactions at work into music with a rawness and realness that addresses the ugly reality of the finite nature of life.
Jeremy Senior is a seasoned technical drummer with 24 years of experience and played the tenors (quints) in the award-winning, Middle Township High School marching band. Jeremy joined ARGO in the fall of 2013, but it was more of a reunion than a meeting as he was the man behind the kit on Alex Siniari's 2010 album, Cyprus, for multiple tracks (on which the piano and mandolin are played by none other than Jeff Caraway).
Weekly rehearsing and writing keep ARGO in tune and on time. The ability to read each other's musical intentions is evident in every performance allowing ample room for improvisation within the structure of each song.
Jeff, Alex, and Jeremy are in the process of recording studio cuts because, "the joy is in the sharing of the feast." –Dylan Thomas
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Windows XP Service Pack 2 Release Candidate 2 Preview
To aid IT professionals in planning and testing for the deployment of Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2), Microsoft is making available this preview, based on Release Candidate 2 (RC2) of SP2. Additionally, we have established 11 newsgroups for sharing information.
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Last week the parents of a Wisconsin boy sued Grant County District Attorney Lisa Riniker for charging their son with first-degree sexual assault, a Class B felony, after he played "butt doctor" with a 5-year-old girl. He was 6 at the time. When the boy's lawyer tried to have the charge dismissed, Riniker replied: "The legislature could have put an age restriction in the statute if it wanted to. The legislature did no such thing."Read more »
Michigan senate approves Caylee's law, which would make it a felony to not report your child missing if they are unaccounted for for more than 24 hours.Read more »
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GOP presidential hopeful Rick Perry is proposing a flat income tax rate of 20%, personal retirement accounts for younger people and a balanced federal budget by 2020 as part of a sweeping economic plan he unveiled today.Read more »
* Government control has evolved the American thought process into making laws to solve problems. This article is proof of that. Since when did the government create holidays? Why do we resort to this when thinking of a solution? Why does he not just convince his community to celebrate on the last Saturday of October instead of making it a law for the nation to follow?Read more »
Follow up to a teacher and his eco-friendly garden. In Tennessee liberty is highly regulated. Liberty by fiat and permit only. The article reads, "He says he uses the garden to teach his students how to take control of their lives" -- as the judge steps in to control his garden.Read more »
A policy in place for some classes could limit students to three washroom visits during class per SEMESTER without penalty. After that limit, they have to stay after school and make up any class time missed when answering the call of nature. Principal Bill Sanderson said the policy ensures that students won't miss valuable class time and also prevents some from using a washroom visit as an excuse. Some teachers have asked "how do we stop kids from going to the bathroom to get out of class, how do we make them accountable?"Read more »
This guy records people having sex without their consent, sells the footage, and is proud of himself! He says it gives him a "rush" & he has been doing it for 15 years. Yet he hates prostitutes & addicts... ironyRead more »
The Department of Homeland Security, in tandem with the UK's EPSRC, is funding a project called IMPRINTS (The Identity Management: Public Responses to Identity Technologies and Services) to study the response of US and UK citizens toward various identity technologies, and related government policies (such as porno-scanning), in order to minimize dissent and maximize obedience. This is behaviour modification.Read more »
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A Closer Look at the United Nations
Ventura County residents deserve to be well informed.  THE NEW AMERICAN magazine does just exactly that for its readers.  In the December 11, 2007 issue there is an excellent book review.  The book is The Beast on the East River by Nathan Tabor.  The UN may seem distant from everyday life in America.  While Americans go about their lives, the schemers in the UN have patiently built an organization that will become a world government.
The UN's tentacles of tyranny have spread across the globe and are always tightening their grip.  The UN seeks to advance a global agenda that is both totalitarian and evil.  The UN's dangerous tendencies have been on display in Africa for decades.  If not halted, the UN will eventually nullify the U.S. Constitution and all the freedoms that go with it.
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The new Cotara study is being conducted according to internationally accepted ICH GCP guidelines.
About Cotara(R)
Cotara is an experimental new treatment for brain cancer that links a radioactive substance designed for medical uses--a radioactive isotope--to a targeted monoclonal antibody. This monoclonal antibody is designed to bind to a type of DNA that is exposed only on dead and dying cells. Solid tumors, including brain tumors, have a significant number of dead and dying cells at their center and Cotara's targeting mechanism enables it to home in on these dying tumor cells, delivering its radioactive "payload" directly to the center of the tumor mass. Cotara thus destroys the tumor "from the inside out," with minimal radiation exposure to healthy tissue. Cotara is delivered through a special method called convection-enhanced delivery (CED), which directs Cotara to the tumor by using a catheter to bypass the blood brain barrier and target the specific tumor site in the brain.
In a previous study, a subset of patients with recurrent glioblastoma
treated with Cotara achieved a median survival of 38 weeks, a 58% increase
over the median survival time of 24 weeks for patients treated with
standard of care therapy. In this study, 25% of 28 recurrent patients
survived for more than a year post-treatment and 10% of patients survived
for more than three years. These data are considered a promising
development in this serious and deadly disease, which kills half of its
victims within 14 months of diagnosis. Peregrine believes that combined
positive data from this new study in India and ongoing U.S. glioblastoma
trials would provide a foundation for advancing Cotara into Phase lll
trials. In addition to the trial now underway
|SOURCE Peregrine Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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