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Eric is a partner in ECJ's healthcare and litigation practice groups, concentrating his practice on representing hospitals, universities, medical groups, and physicians on a wide variety of transactions and business disputes. With experience on both transactions and litigation, his unique perspective gives him a creative edge in structuring, negotiating, and consummating complex deals and unraveling disputes.
Eric's healthcare practice revolves around mergers, acquisitions, restructurings, and affiliations, transactions involving real estate, construction, and leasing, and physician recruiting and employment. Eric counsels clients on developing and managing health plans and accountable care organizations. Eric also handles federal and state regulatory compliance issues, risk management, and litigation avoidance.
Eric's approach to solving problems is pragmatic. He understands that legal strategies must arise from his clients' business objectives. Also, with a background in biology, Eric maintains a deep and abiding intellectual and legal interest in biotechnology including stem cell, immunology, transplant, and communicable disease issues that have the potential to alter, and even transform, the nature of health care and the delivery and payment systems.
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PHOENIX — A fiery, fatal accident involving a big rig forced Interstate 10 at the Broadway Road curve to be closed in both directions early Thursday.
By 10 a.m. three lanes were re-opened in each direction.
The truck driver, who was heading east on the freeway, died. Witnesses said the truck hit the median, followed by an explosion around 5 a.m.
Other vehicles were caught in the wake, and several people suffered minor injuries, according to the Department of Public Safety.
Drivers in both directions of I-10 had been forced to exit at State Route 143, although some westbound cars were able to stay on the I-10.
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Make this African collar necklace for a lesson in crafting and African culture.
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Shadow puppets are a traditional form of folk art that originated in ancient China. Help your child create his own puppet and put on a show!
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Learn how to make marbleized paper with simple everyday ingredients in this fun activity! Your child will learn about oil and water while doing this project.
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Help your young scientist celebrate the wonders of the night sky in the comfort of your own home.
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Make your very own fortune cookies from paper and share good fortunes with family and friends.
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Make a Folded Paper Illuminaria!
This simple illuminaria can be made for any season or holiday. It's so fun that parents and kids alike will enjoy making a new one for each special holiday!
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Help your fifth grader honor Black History month and the musical genre of jazz by crafting decorative music notes embellished with jazz musical instruments.
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To pay tribute to the ancient Mexican art of mosaics, your child can craft a colorful mosaic using old magazines, a paper plate and lots of imagination.
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Romantic idioms are colorful and sometimes confusing phrases about love. Make a book of romantic idioms with this activity.
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Set of Five Waltzes (Piano). Composed by Nancy Heine. For Piano. Intermediate. Published by Voice of the Rockies (VR.VOR22P01).
Nancy, a piano teacher residing in Vancouver, Washington, has written these charming lower intermediate pieces for some of her students. She is quite adept at writing for this level. with straightforward rhythms. The occasional 32nd note patterns provide a good way to teach students 32nd notes. Not too difficult to read, but there are a few octave stretches.


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I love spritzing my face with essential oils during the day – it's so refreshing. My latest finds are the Colloidal Silver Facial Mist by Hylunia and the Facial Spray with Aloe, Herbs and Rosewater by Mario Badescu.
Cruelty free skin care brand, Hylunia, has a really nice toner with colloidal silver (to kill germs and bacteria), lavender (to reduce inflammation and fight acne) and pumpkin seed peptide (AKA cucurbitine – to protect your skin from UV rays and inflammation). The Colloidal Silver Spray with Lavender Floral Water can be used as a spritzer or you can spray onto a cotton pad for a deeper clean. This is a great toner for skin that is acne prone (especially when you have the inevitable open sores) or for skin that has been waxed, lasered, burned, etc. It promotes healing without being too harsh on sensitive skin.
Mario Badescu's Facial Spray with Aloe, Herbs and Rosewater is a light, rose-scented, moisturizing toner that is great for all skin types. It's made with aloe, rose extract, gardenia and bladderwrack. It's super gentle – you can spray it to set makeup, before moisturizer or even in your hair.
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There are plenty of opportunities to connect to public Wi-Fi hotspots when you're on the go these days. Coffee shops, hotels, restaurants and airports are just some of the places where you can jump online, but often these networks are open and not secure. Whether you're using a laptop, tablet or smartphone, you'll want to connect your device securely to protect your data as much as possible. Here's some simple steps you can take to help make sure your data is safe on open public Wi-Fi.
Computer networking settingsEnable your firewall, especially for public networks. In fact, Windows will enable its firewall settings by default if you tell it to during set up. If you're not sure if it's on, open Control Panel, then Windows Firewall, and make sure you're screen looks like the one below.
Turn off all sharingTo get to the network settings you'll need to change, open Network and Sharing Center from Control Panel. Then click "Change private advanced sharing settings" located in the left pane.
Then under Private, Files and printer sharing, Guest or Public, turn off network discovery. Make sure to click Save changes for them to take effect. Also turn off file and printer sharing.
Note: To turn off sharing in Mac OS X go to Sharing Options > Change Advanced Sharing Settings.
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Use a VPN to connect to the hotspotUnfortunately not all sites and search engines offer secure a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encrypted protection. This makes the data flowing through those networks available for the bad guys to see your activity. So you might want to consider using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to connect to Wi-Fi hotspots. A VPN provides a secure and private way to connect to open networks.
One of my favorites is ProXPN which is free for the basic version. However, this option limits your speed throughput to 300 kbps, which might not be enough for some users. The premium account will set you back US$6.25 per month and offers full speed and additional features. It works on Windows, Mac, and there's a mobile version for your smartphones or tablet. The process is simple: set up an account, install the software, log in, and you'll be securely connected online.
If the idea of paying for a VPN doesn't appeal to you, give Hotspot Shield a try. It's free but ad supported unless you purchase the elite version which is US$29.95 per year, which is still cheaper than ProXPN. Also, during installation be sure to do a custom install, and uncheck each of the options that will add a toolbar, change your default search engine, and home page. If you can deal with a few ads, your connection to Wi-Fi hotspots will be secure, and that's the main thing. If you're only using it on rare occasions, say at the coffee shop, the ads aren't too annoying. It works on Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android.
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"The main strength of this book lies in the balanced critical analysis provided by Aidan Moran. Primarily aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate students, this text is an excellent example of how students should aspire to present and evaluate research. Key constructs are highlighted and explained in a straightforward manner and the contemporary examples really help to bring the subject to life." - Doug MacDonald, University of Stirling, UK, in Sport & Exercise Psychology Review
"This is an outstanding and very accessible book that presents a comprehensive roadmap of the main topics, theories and research findings in contemporary sport and exercise psychology. Aidan Moran has produced an extremely valuable book that offers important insights into, and up-to-date explanations of, key topics in this field." - Aymeric Guillot, Associate Professor, University of Lyon, France
"The second edition of Aidan Moran's excellent text provides a broad-reaching update of the discipline, integrating new issues with the old. Researchers and students alike will appreciate, as I did, the clarity with which the author approaches the topic, examines the implications, and bridges gaps both between topics and between theory and practice. I for one will use this critical introduction when next I teach sport and exercise psychology" - Rich Masters, Professor of Human Performance, The University of Hong Kong


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More lead-up was good for Perkins, World Peace
The length of the Lakers' first-round series against Denver changed the setup for two of the 10 starters in the Lakers-Thunder series.
Lakers small forward Metta World Peace became eligible to return in Game 7 vs. Denver, finishing his seven-game NBA suspension for elbowing Oklahoma City's James Harden. Lakers coach Mike Brown said World Peace's defensive skills would be used to their fullest in this series, and not necessarily always on Kevin Durant. World Peace could also defend point guard Russell Westbrook and shooting guard James Harden, the Thunder's other two best players, Brown said.
As far as possible retaliation against World Peace for his blow to Harden, Thunder coach Scott Brooks said: "That hasn't even crossed my mind."
Brooks said nothing was said about World Peace within Oklahoma City's team in prep for the series beyond the normal discussion of him as a player. Brooks said the Thunder's philosophy is not to dwell on what has already happened, noting: "We were not concerned with the suspension at all. We were focused on our team. ... No reason to bring up things from the past."
The Lakers' failure to finish the series in five or six games also gave Thunder center Kendrick Perkins two more days to rest and rehabilitate his strained right hip muscle -- totaling eight days off since the end of Oklahoma City's first-round sweep of Dallas.
"Nothing limited because of injury," Brooks said about Perkins, though the coach allowed there might be a lack of conditioning.
Kobe Bryant has called Perkins, the former Celtics center, the best post defender in the league, so he'll be especially useful against Lakers center Andrew Bynum and at times Pau Gasol.
"We brought Perk in for his toughness, his ability to compete every possession," Brooks said.
As far as the Lakers being pushed to seven games in the opening round, not everyone came away unimpressed by the Lakers' lack of domination.
"Denver's good, contrary to what people think," Thunder coach Scott Brooks said before Game 1 vs. the Lakers on Monday night.
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Resting at Cloud's Rest
With the warm weather rolling in and the snow up in the Sierra Nevada starting to melt, many of you out there would be yearning to venture out to and hike in the wilderness areas of the high country in Yosemite National Park.
Well, join the club. I too am waiting for July so that there is a semblance of summer up at 10000ft (along with all the associated goodness: persistent mosquitoes, summer thunderstorms and the heavy tourist crowds)...
Thankfully, I had got my fill of the Sierras last year to last me a while. Early August, I had paid a visit to Yosemite to attempt the famous Mt Dana. However, I got to lazy and instead hiked elsewhere, venturing into the trailless backcountry of the High Sierra in Yosemite, which, I might add, was pretty spectacular.
On the day we arrived, we opted to do the Cloud's Rest hike, a famouse hike known for its airy views and severe vertigo, and for its quad-burning capabilities. Nevertheless, the view from the top was worth the hike. In fact, I spent quite a bit of time at the 9800ft summit shooting timelapses of clouds in motion (which you can view here.
But perhaps the best view was reserved when I turned around to head back. In front of me was the long narrow ridge of rocks, about a wide as a footpath in a few places with steep dropoffs on either side. The granite cliffs of Tenaya Canyon lay on the left while it sloped down to the Merced River canyon on the right. In front of me was the vast granite conglameration consisiting of many peaks, glacially smoothened domes, canyons, glittering lakes and so much more.
In the distance, a brewing thunderstorm with menacing promised torrential rainfall by the time I would get back (about 2.5 hours later), while behind me, bluebird skies lifted my confidence (of not getting showered on) tremondously.
All in all, a view of a lifetime. And to capture it, I shot a 5 image panorama at F13, ISO 400 and 1/250s (it was particularly windy then).
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When I speak with people about economics, we inevitably use the phrase "economic system." We of course are surrounded by systems such as the school system, the wireless telephone system and all sorts of things devised, organized and implemented by man.
The problem is that the economy is not a system; it is a series of markets that by their very nature cannot be organized. This observation infuriates many on both the left and right who refuse to surrender hopes that grand pieces of the economy can be crafted to suit their goals.
Like almost all economists, I dismiss the "systems control" approach to the economy as fantasy, but it might be better to make an intellectual voyage to the places treating the economy as a true system. I advise going right to the contemporary bastion of economic systems: the People's Republic of Korea.
North Korea is the most centrally planned state of modern times. Others include Cuba, the former Soviet bloc countries and even wide swatches of China.
South Korean men grow more than 3 inches taller than their northern kinsmen, due to the failure of "the system" to deliver food effectively. The comparison between economic system and market on the Korean Peninsula offers real insight into the differences the approaches make in the lives of citizens.
Some might argue that North Korea is an ill-run anomaly that poorly represents the benefits of an economic system. That is mistaken. North Korean central planners are the best in the world. They have been at it since the 1940s, and failure is punished rather harshly.
The simple truth about the effectiveness of managing an economic system has important implications for American public policy.
Take, for example, the Affordable Care Act. The apparent failure of the website wasn't actually a failure. It did exactly what a dozen government agencies wanted it to do. Sadly, only one of them worried much about its ability to connect consumers to insurers.
That is only the beginning, as nearly all facets other than marketing failed. A complete overhaul of the law is in the cards.
Still, right now, some central committee of the North Korean government is chuckling at us. They knew the ACA would fail because it is too complex and we are too accustomed to personal liberty to submit to its demands.
So, if we are going to make the economic system of the ACA functional, we are going to have to ditch a good many personal liberties, and we'll need the help of some smart North Korean planners.•
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Debt Concentration and Secondary Markets Prices: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis
In the context of a model that distinguishes between large money center banks and smaller regional banks, we show that the percentage of a country's debt held by the large banks affects the secondary market price of that country's debt: the higher the concentration of the debt, the higher the secondary market price. We also show that the free trade of debt in the secondary market does not necessarily imply that the entire stock of debt will eventually be owned by the large banks. Our empirical analysis incorporates a number of potential determinants of secondary market prices. Among these are variables that are associated with a country's economic performance, variables that can be associated with the regulatory structure in the creditor's country, and the concentration of debt in the hands of the largest US banks. Our empirical findings indicate that concentration indeed has a positive effect on secondary market prices.
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We've become very familiar with the GM interface used on the stereo of the Malibu. This blue electro-fluorescent display uses a tab structure to make navigating MP3 CDs and satellite radio easy. With MP3 CDs, the system shows ID3 tag information, such as artist and album. For XM satellite radio, another audio option in the Malibu, you can choose to display the artist, track title, or station name. The satellite radio interface is also easy to use because you can navigate by station category. The system has an extensive preset capability, letting you save six sheets of six presets that can have a mix of AM, FM, and satellite stations. There is also an auxiliary audio input in the face plate, but no integrated iPod option.
On paper, the audio system sounds pretty good. The LTZ trimmed Malibu gets an eight speaker system, including two subwoofers, powered by a 210-watt amp. This system is optional on the lesser trims. Although this audio system produces decent sound, it isn't exceptional. The bass was strong, but not car-shaking, while the highs and mids only had average clarity. It beats a four-speaker system, but didn't blow us away.
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Chevy offers two engine choices in the 2008 Malibu LTZ, a 2.4-liter four-cylinder Ecotec and a 3.6-liter V-6. We had the smaller engine. What we didn't expect to see in this car were paddle shifters on the steering wheel. These paddles hint at a bigger surprise in the Malibu, a six-speed automatic transmission. To use the manual shifting capabilities of the automatic, you have to put the shifter into the M position, one down from Drive. We were impressed that the transmission held the gears we selected right up to redline. However, the manual shifts are a little sluggish, with a gap between the time you make a shift and feel it.
With an output of 169 horsepower at 6,400rpm and 160 foot-pounds of torque at 4,500rpm, the engine performs as we would expect a four-cylinder moving this sizable of a car around to do. There is no dramatic acceleration, but it gets the job done. In combination with its transmission, it offers reasonable power for passing or climbing hills. Rather than power, the point of this engine is fuel economy. The EPA gives it 22 mpg city and 32 mpg highway. In our city and mountain driving, we saw an average just under 20 mpg. On the freeway our average climbed up above 22 mpg, and over more time would go higher. For emissions, the Malibu gets the minimal LEV II rating from California's Air Resources Board.
We weren't impressed with the Malibu's handling. As with many cars designed for commuting and shopping trips, the steering isn't particularly responsive. At high speeds on the freeway, we felt that the road surface had a tendency to guide the tires, forcing us to make frequent corrections. However, on a winding mountain road we had no trouble keeping it lined up through the corners. The suspension does offer a fairly comfortable ride, with good damping.
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Our test car was the 2008 Chevrolet Malibu LTZ with the 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine, going for a base price of $26,345. Our only optional feature was the Rear Power package, which includes a 110-volt AC outlet in back, for $250. Along with its $650 destination charge, our total was $27,245.
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Came for a brunch: 5 adults and 6 kids. Kids eat free. No free flow champagne but we didn't mind at all. Seafood selection amazing. Kids loved their food and the chocolate fountain. Place has outside and inside seating areas. Plenty of room and kids entertainment by a super engaging clown. Maybe not so suited to boozy couples and friends...
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- Beds: 4
- Stories: 0
- Foreclosure: No
- Lot Area: 0.22
- County: Calhoun
- Style: Single Family
- Baths: 3 (Full: 2 3/4: 0 1/2: 1 Other: 0)
- Parking Type Description: None 0 cars
- Total Square Footage: 2,418 ($78.54 per sq. foot)
- Lot Size: 74x132
- School District: Marshall
- Year Built: 1910
- Status: Active with Contingency
- New Construction: No
- Above Ground Sq. Feet: 2,418
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $1,997
- Subdivision: B06 - Marshall/Albion E.
Access Feat: Accessibility Features Yes
Accessibility Feat Accessible Mn Flr Bedroom, Accessible Mn Flr Full Bath
Additional Items All Window Treatments, Ceiling Fans, Laminate Floor, Water Softener/Owned, Wood Floor
Air Conditioning Central
Appliances Built in Oven, Cook Top, Dishwasher, Dryer, Garbage Disposal, Microwave, Refrigerator, Washer
Basement Yes
Design Bungalow
Driveway Paved
Exterior Features Deck(s), Fenced Back, Patio, Porch(es)
Exterior Material Vinyl
Fireplace Formal Dining, Yes
Garage: Garage No
Heat Source Natural Gas
Heat Type Forced Air
Kitchen Features Breakfast Nook, Pantry
Landscape Flower Garden, Garden Area, Ground Cover, Shrubs/Hedges
Lot Description Sidewalk, Wooded
Manufactured: Manufactured Y/N No
Other Basement Rooms: Basement Bedrooms - 0, Basement Rooms: Basement Finished SQFT - 0.00, Basement Rooms: Basement Full Baths - 0, Basement Rooms: Basement Half Baths - 1, Basement Rooms: Total Basement SQFT - 980.00, Lower Rooms: Lower Half Baths - 0, Lower Rooms: Lower Bedrooms - 0, Lower Rooms: Lower Finished SQFT - 0.00, Lower Rooms: Lower Full Baths - 0, Lower Rooms: Total Lower SQFT - 0.00, Main Rooms: Main Bedrooms - 1, Main Rooms: Main Full Baths - 1, Main Rooms: Main Half Baths - 0, Main Rooms: Main Level SQFT - 1682.00, Road Frontage - 74.00, Upper Rooms: Upper Bedrooms - 3, Upper Rooms: Upper Full Baths - 1, Upper Rooms: Upper Half Baths - 0, Upper Rooms: Upper Level Square Feet - 736.00
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Property Sub-Type Single Family Residence
Roofing Comp Shingle
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Util Avail at Street Broadband, Cable, Electric, Telephone Line
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Utilities Attached Natural Gas, Telephone Line
Water Heater Natural Gas
Water Type Public
Waterfront Options: Waterfront Y/N No
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Bedroom 3 U 14x12
Bedroom 4 U 16x16
Dining Room M 15x13
Family Room M 27x19
Kitchen M 13x12
Living Room M 15x15
Master Bathroom M 13x12
Master Bedroom M 14x13
Laundry Room B x
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Additional Room 10x10
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Matthias Schubert conducts nine dynamic and spectacular compositions dedicated to John Cage, Anthony Braxton, Fred Frith, Duke Ellington, &c. and performers including Scott Fields, Frank Gratkowski, Carl Ludwig Hubsch, &c.
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9 Compositions for The Multiple Joy[ce] Ensemble
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1 Conlon Zoubeck, dedicated to Conlon Nancarrow, is a miniature beginning from the middle of the piano keyboard and culminating at its most outer points. The soloist is Phillip Zoubeck.
2 Moose is dedicated to composer Helmut Lachenmann and trumpeter Axel Dorner. One hundred and ten sound effects stride through extreme sound panoramas, evoking allusions to a "Nature Morte". Soloist Udo Moll plays on a prepared trumpet.
3 Anthonykowski is dedicated to Anthony Braxton. A 4-layer orchestration is followed by a 4- layer improvisation. The soloist is Frank Gratkowski.
4 Duke Muche is dedicated to Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington. Matthias Muche takes the solo.
5 Frith Fields, a dedication to Fred Frith, is a non-interactive improvisation between fortissimo and pianissimo with an alternating time construction.
6 Boulevinsky is dedicated to Pierre Boulez and Igor Stravinsky. The soloist is Holger Werner.
7 Ende der Zeit is inspired by Olivier Messiaen's Quatuor Pour La Fin Du Temps, Louange à l'Eternité de Jésus. It has the same sequence of notes as Boulevinsky but is way slower. The Soloist here is Axel Lindner.
8 Akkordstudie is a study of the final chord of Ende der Zeit.
9 John Müller features soloist Angelika Sheridan on flute. It is a dedication to John Cage and flutist Hans Martin Müller."-Red Toucan
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This is not an event dedicated to pure languages, but rather a festival that likes to explore and gather together the folklore of our contemporary world. Strade blu, blue roads, develops for its 2010 edition a calendar that, starting from the African-American tradition, touches Australia and Europe and then goes back to Africa.
Twenty-two gigs scattered throughout ten small towns in the Romagna region (from tonight to August 23rd) proposing a string of artist that will satisfy all tastes.
The festival has taken off yesterday with the great comeback of solid electric bluesman Jimmie Vaughan (in Faenza, piazza della Molinella) and carries on this evening with the ever-unmissable Dave Alvin and his new all-girl group Guilty Women (in Massalombarda, piazza Matteotti). The whole calendar, however, is worth watching. The must-see events: Son Volt (in Forlì, July 19th), Robyn Hitchcock (in Modigliana, July 30th), The Low Anthem (in Marina di Ravenna, August 19th).
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I've always thought it sensible, if moving to a foreign land, to at least try and learn the language. Before coming to Kerala I lived in Japan, and in the months leading up to my departure from NZ, I became addicted to hiragana and katakana study software and took every opportunity at work to practise my paltry Japanese. Once I made it to Tokyo, I maintained the effort and, while far from perfect, my ability to communicate to local non-English speakers became pretty solid.
With Malayalam, it's been a different story. I've been here for more than two years now, but my vocabulary of Kerala's first language is still limited to about a hundred words. I can count up to 6; I can tell someone my age; I can say "I don't speak Malayalam". But when it comes to verbal communication of any substance, I remain shackled to English. The reason is simple: it's all my daily life demands. I work in an office that does outsourcing work, and live in a tourist town; everyone around me, from the boss at work to vegetable seller and laundry man up the road, can communicate well in English.
Perhaps I would be more motivated to learn Malayalam if my friends and neighbours were strict with me about it. In Japan, there was always a guilt associated with not learning the language, like you were just another outsider who didn't make the effort. One of the first questions a stranger would ask me was whether I spoke Japanese. (Paradoxically, foreigners who speak Japanese fluently are regarded with some suspicion by locals.)
In Kerala, questions are of a more personal nature – what is your good name, your native place, are you married, how much salary – but when I do on rare occasions get asked "do you understand Malayalam?", and I answer sheepishly that I only speak a little (if I'm being generous with myself), the inquirer inevitably responds by assuring me that English is much more important and that I shouldn't worry. And among those close to me, most are more interested in picking up native English speaking habits from me than offering tuition.
I, too, have ended up studying English most days, but in a different way. If I speak with my normal accent – Kiwi with flat vowels and mumbling at a mile a minute – very few are likely to understand. Instead, I've adopted a kind of attempted Malayali accent, and often seek assistance from my colleagues in perfecting it. For example, the number 'twelve' more closely resembles 'toll', while 'po-TAY-to' becomes 'PO-te-to' (needless to say, these are very rough approximations). It's a source of great amusement for the others at work, and a genuinely valuable communication tool when speaking to a stranger or asking for something in a shop.
Though it isn't conscious, one of the reasons for my laziness in learning Malayalam is undoubtedly the fact that it is only spoken in this small corner of the world. English is the most prominent lingua franca of the world, and after decades of Hindi domination, India appears ready to shift to English as a cross-cultural communication medium. Still, it would be a great shame for a local language like Malayalam to die out, as it contains some wonderfully succinct and beguiling phrases; athreye ullo, for example, which literally means 'that much only?' but can be used in many different situations.
Ultimately, I think whatever small knowledge of Malayalam I learn in Kerala will be put to best use elsewhere. Just as joking about 'fush und chups' drops a few barriers when I meet a travelling New Zealander, a phrase like 'athreye ullo' would be an even greater asset if I happen to meet a Malayali in another part of India or in another country. That ability to communicate and identify with someone at the same time is one good pointer to suggest that despite the spread and dominance of English, a language like Malayalam is unlikely to die out any time soon. Anyway, I'm not ready to leave Kerala yet, so perhaps it's time I hit the books.


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With already two publications and the 100 Ducht Minutes travelling exhibition behind him, twenty three year-old Felix Vogel is one of the youngest curators on the international artistic scene; this year he has curated the 4th Biennale of Bucharest, which is due to open on May 21. "The full title is "Handlung. On producing possibilities", explains Vogel. "This German word is very complex: it means something like action, act, participation, but at the same time it can also mean history, storyline, sequence or narration. I want my starting point to be the very space between these two concepts: what happens on the threshold of history and participation?" Yes Vogel is very young but already has very clear ideas; he considers himself one of the few Euro optimists and believes in dialogue and sharing ideas through art. The carefully chosen invited artists will have the opportunity to dialogue with each other and in particular with Bucharest. In a short span of time the city has changed from having a Communist social and urban system to one that is hyper-capitalist. The Biennale will remain open until July 20.
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One sign of this is the way his works make equal sense either programmed by themselves or alongside standard repertoire. Wednesday's main concert at the QEH featured his recent Violin Concerto with the Mother Goose suite by Ravel and the Music for Strings by Bartok, composers for whom the ideas of artifice and nature implied in the titular "Clocks and Clouds" of the SBC's Ligeti festival were no less valid. Just as intriguing, however, was an early evening recital devoted to Ligeti alone. Sibylle Ehlert, a stratospheric soprano with a strongly theatrical bent, sang Mysteries of the Macabre, the UK premiere of a reworking of scenes from Ligeti's first opera. Before that, Pierre-Laurent Aimard played a selection of Ligeti's piano Etudes. After Debussy's, they are the finest to be written this century; and, dare it be said, Ligeti's are, perhaps, played rather more often.
Indeed, the Etudes began the evening by going to the heart of the matter. Sometimes diaphanous, at other times sinuous, they are shaped, paradoxically, both by the composer's inability as a pianist and by the actual grip of fingers on a keyboard. Coupled with Ligeti's power to quicken a technical process with sounding musical logic in its note-to-note succession, yielding a richly expressive dividend, their manner penetrated the essence of his art. Some of them were illustrative: Fanfares and Arc-en-ciel, and the rather Lisztian Automne a Varsovie. A typical pattern, found in the famous Desordre, was both formal and suggestive; having manically crashed its way to both ends of the keyboard, the music stopped in mid air, as if suddenly impatient with the feeble limits of human endeavour.
There was a similar gesture concluding the Intermezzo of the Violin Concerto, the third of five movements which, on paper, had a suite-like appearance, yet which showed in performance a steady growth from a whimsical opening to a passacaglia of brooding intensity. Like much of Ligeti's recent music, the concerto deftly combines his modernist interests, in unusual tunings, for example, as in the nebulous Ramifications heard after the interval, with reconstructions of a canonic and ethnic past. To the tremulous sound of four ocarinas, soloist Frank Peter Zimmermann span a violin tune of utmost serenity in the medieval-styled second movement. Come the finale, he was pitched by feuding polyrhythms into battle royal with his fellow violinists. The cadenza, when it came, was surprising yet inevitable, an event you might have predicted but never imagined.
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So....my phone just quit saving my pics i am taking. I have it in settings to save to sd card....i think my sd card just stopped working...bc when i unmount and the mount again...pictures i just deleted are back on there again. I have done this repeatedly and same thing keeps on happening. Ill take a new one...then unmount and then mount...new picture is gone but old ones that i already deleted are back. The sd card is a Sandisk Ultra 64 gb. I read about some issues with those-anyone else ever have this? Thinking about switching to Samsung Pro 64 gb sd card. Oh....and i switched in the meantime to save to device and all seems to be well. Any thoughts on best sd card for Note 3?
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I had all kinds of issues with the SD card(s). I've been thru 4 or 5 of them now. I finally purchased a "Samsung" branded 32gb card (who knows who really makes it), and that finally is working for me. Prior to that the data on the SD cards (Lexar, Sandisk, AData, and others) always got corrupted.
I read that Samsung is considering eliminating the SD card from future models because of the issues people have. Some manufacturers of Android phones have already done that.
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A list of games that due to time I never got around to in 2011. Many of which I already own, just haven't gotten around to in 2011 yet.
A list of games that due to time I never got around to in 2011. Many of which I already own, just haven't gotten around to in 2011 yet.
I now have this on both Xbox 360 and Steam due to the recent sales, I played the first stage of it so far and it hooked me. I hope to get to it after I finish Saints Row 3.
Bought this not soon after release, but I know how much it's going to suck me in so I'm avoiding it "for now" and getting some other shorter games off my plate first.
Really looked forward to this Kinect game (and Fruit Ninja, which it comes with) just haven't gotten around to purchasing it yet knowing I have other games on my plate. Hope to see some game developers making similar fun inventive games with the Kinect hardware in the future.
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I started this game, and put it down. I can't really consider this playing the game, so I put it on this list. Not sure when I'll get back to it, but maybe soon.
Not sure if I'm going to play this, I love the old 2D Zelda games too much and this game while looks good may just be too boring for me to finish from what I've heard. I'll see how I feel later.
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Book DescriptionWhy are some popular musical forms and performers universally reviled by critics and ignored by scholars-despite enjoying large-scale popularity? How has the notion of what makes "good" or "bad" music changed over the years-and what does this tell us about the writers who have assigned these tags to different musical genres? Many composers that are today part of the classical "canon" were greeted initially by bad reviews. Similarly, jazz, country, and pop musics were all once rejected as "bad" by the academy that now has courses on these and many other types of music. This book addresses why this is so through a series of essays on different musical forms and performers. It looks at alternate ways of judging musical performance beyond the critical/academic nexus, and suggests new paths to follow in understanding what makes some music "popular" even if it is judged to be "bad." For anyone who has ever secretly enjoyed ABBA, Kenny G, or disco, Bad Music will be a guilty pleasure!
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Chris Washburne is an Assistant Professor in the Music Department at Columbia University. He is also a trombonist who has played with major bands led by Tito Puente and Eddie Palmieri, and leads his own Latin-jazz group. Maiken Derno holds a Post-Doctoral Fellowship in the Dept of Comparative Literature at the U of Copenhagen, and was a Fulbright Scholar at Columbia U from 1997-98. She also serves as an editor for Brondum Art Publishers, Copenhagen. They reside in New York City.
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