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The Healthy Montana Campaign is a coalition of organizations committed to accepting available federal funds to expand Medicaid in Montana.
What is Medicaid Expansion?
- 70,000 low-income Montanans need health care, but most cannot afford it without expanding Montana's Medicaid program.
- Montana's Medicaid program is good insurance. The program is more than 40 years old, and costs less than other insurance programs while delivering quality service.
- Expanding Medicaid makes good financial sense. By accepting federal dollars to expand access to health care to over 70,000 Montanans, we can avoid the increased insurance premiums and other costs we all incur when those without insurance show up in our emergency rooms and provider offices.
- The first three years of the Medicaid Expansion are funded 100% by the federal government. After that, Montana will contribute up to 10%.
- Accepting these federal funds will create 12,000 good-paying new jobs annually and give $1.4 billion boost to our economy
The Montana Budget and Policy Center has written many reports on the importance of expanding Medicaid in Montana.
- Montana Loses Millions Each Day by Not Expanding Medicaid
- New Data: Failure to Expand Medicaid Hinders Progress Toward Increasing Health Coverage
- Medicaid Expansion: A Critical Move for Montana
- Medicaid Expansion: A Good Deal for Indian Country
- Montana Physicians Have the Capacity to Implement Medicaid Expansion
- Impacts of Medicaid Expansion by County
- Medicaid is Good Insurance
- Impacts of Medicaid Expansion by Legislative District

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White & Case Sponsors 11 Competitions for 54th Annual International Jessup
Global law firm White & Case LLP today announced its sponsorship of 11 Jessup competitions as part of the 54th annual Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.
The Firm's sponsorship includes national qualifying competitions in Brazil, Canada, China, Georgia, Hong Kong, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, South Africa and the United Kingdom, as well as the White & Case International Rounds held in Washington, DC. The Firm also supports several individual teams from Hungary, the United Arab Emirates and the first participating team from Iran.
"The Jessup provides an opportunity for law students to engage in a profound and enriching experience that will affect the rest of their lives," said White & Case Chairman Hugh Verrier. "It is excellent training for the world's future international lawyers."
This is the sixth consecutive year White & Case has sponsored multiple competitions as a Global Partner of the International Law Students Association, which administers the Jessup. It is the fourth year the Firm is sponsoring the International Rounds, officially known as the White & Case International Rounds.
The 2013 Jessup "problem" addresses the consequences of global climate change on statehood, migration and sovereign debt. The fact pattern follows a debt-ridden island nation that is swallowed by the ocean, forcing its people to relocate and causing its remaining funds to be seized.
Highlights for the 54th season include:
(1) Teams from Bahrain, Iran, Macau, Sierra Leone and Trinidad and Tobago participating in the Jessup for the first time
(2) Iranian team being sponsored by White & Case
(3) 632 teams registered from 92 countries
(4) 90 new teams competing this year
(5) First-ever qualifying competitions in Palestine and Nepal
(6) Record number of registered Jessup teams in Iraq, Afghanistan, the United Kingdom and Germany
Jessup is the world's largest moot court competition. More than 2,000 law students participate each year, from more than 80 countries. Students are required to present oral and written arguments on a hypothetical international law case to a simulated International Court of Justice. Most teams will compete first in the national and regional competitions to earn the right to advance to the 2013 White & Case International Rounds, which will be held March 31 through April 6 in Washington, DC. The winning team will take home the White & Case Jessup Cup.
For additional information and updates on the Jessup Competition, join our Facebook group (www.facebook.com/jessup.whitecase) and follow us on Twitter (www.twitter.com/JessupWhiteCase).
Note to Editors: Following is the schedule for the 11 White & Case-sponsored 2013 Jessup competitions:
Brazil, Salvador, February 21-23
Canada, Kingston, Ontario, March 6-9
China, Beijing, February 25-28
Georgia, Tbilisi, February 16-17
Hong Kong, March 8-9
Poland, Warsaw, March 2
Russia, Moscow, January 30-February 3
Slovakia, Bratislava, February 18
South Africa, Port Elizabeth, February 8-9
United Kingdom, London, February 14-17
White & Case International Rounds, Washington, DC, March 31-April 6
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We will explore the real meaning of love and how you should show love for others by caring, respect and kindness.
The children will be encouraged to spread love around through kind words and deeds and plenty of smiles. Acts of consideration and love for each other will be encouraged and acknowledged. We can be more loving to others by giving time, attention and help to others. A feeling of love brings happiness and we want everyone in our school to feel loved and happy.
Thought for this value.
Love life and life will love you back. Love people and they will love you back.
At home you could…..
Use the word Love frequently. Talk about what makes a person feel loved. Discuss what you can do in your family to show love.
Find out about famous people such as Mother Theresa or Nelson Mandela who have demonstrated unconditional love in their lives.


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Calling the Spirits Home
In 1960s and 70s, the US government secretly authorized bombing raids into the country of Laos, as part of the overall effort to eradicate communism in Southeast Asia. The unfortunate victims of these raids were mostly hill tribesmen and peasant villagers caught in the middle of a civil war in Laos. Often conscripted into service by either side, many of these peaceful villagers endured horrific acts of violence and terror. It is believed that well over 100,000 Laotians lost their lives in this war.
It is now known that the Laotian government troops were trained, supplied and funded by the CIA and the US army. By the end of the war, US aircraft had dropped over 2 million tons of bombs on Laos, more than were dropped in all of WWII.
Many fled the violence in neighboring Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand. Sadly, these refugees were not wanted in their new countries, and lived for years in boarder camps. In the late 1970s, the US government agreed to accept thousands of refugees. Many settled in northern California, in and around the city of Santa Rosa.
Calling the Spirits Home tells the stories of these Laotian refugees as they continue to deal will post-traumatic stress issues. Commissioned by Sutter Medical Center, this film educates medical professionals who must treat these unique patients, how to be aware of their history and psychological and physical issues, and how best to serve them as physicians.


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Skelta Software unveils Forms Designer Capabilities of its soon to be launched BPM.NET
November 12th, 2008: Customized Forms are integral to processes and often initiate organizational workflows. However, the serious BPM user has always felt the lack of a user friendly forms designer for rapidly building GUIs and associating created forms with processes.
Skelta's native Forms Designer to be launched along with its upcoming product version, is a powerful tool that addresses this very need. As a native design tool that enables forms creation on the web, the new Skelta Forms designer has no equal. The application includes in-depth capabilities that allow Rapid Business Application Development. Skelta's Forms Designer is a completely web based GUI tool for easy forms creation associated with processes & workflow and enables developers and business users to design simple to complex forms on the web for implementing applications.
Built into Skelta BPM.NET, Skelta Forms eliminates the pain of interfacing with third party Forms Designers and ensures easy association with process & workflows; with the unique ability to also be called from within processes.
It comes with a variety of design experience so that a typical IT pro can rapidly create meaningful business forms without getting into unnecessary configuration and technicalities. It provides an AJAX-based WYSIWYG editor allowing creation of rich business forms and publishing them for immediate availability.
The Forms also include a simple scripting interface which allows powerful excel kind of expressions in familiar C#/JavaScript syntax to be used for values of various properties of Forms and it's content. Thus providing dynamism and auto recalculation to the Forms based on interdependent form elements.
With this feature, users will now be able to quickly design and maintain form templates, define a form's business logic, make changes, and preview forms, all within the BPM environment.
Speaking about the new feature from Skelta BPM.NET, Arvind Agarwal, Skelta CTO said "With the Forms Designer, we have further eliminated dependency on third party applications and made our BPM product a more holistic enterprise solution. While we continue to enhance our integration with Microsoft's InfoPath, our users have asked for a more integrated forms environment right within the BPM environment for Process specific scenarios. Users can now build rich business applications using both InfoPath and Skelta forms combined together.
Skelta's Forms Designer will shortly be available as a licensed pack with Skelta BPM.NET.
About Skelta Forms Designer
Skelta Forms Designer is a complete and feature rich application designed to drive enterprise level application development. Ajax based designer with rich controls provide an advanced level forms designing option. Further each control has an associated property sheet to configure its presentation and behavior with the form. The created forms are then attached to the relevant steps in the process. The data mapping between the form fields and process attributes can easily be associated in the control property sheets. The end users interact with this screen while performing the tasks, and data entered into these forms are passed back to and from the process seamlessly. The Forms Designer also provides tools to apply validation rules or formulas, in the form. Validation rules eliminate data entry errors when users type values into the form. It also provides users with useful tool tips to guide them, when they fill the forms.
For more on Skelta Forms Designer feature, please visit www.skelta.com.
About Skelta Software
Skelta is an innovative software product company specializing in enterprise-wide Business Process Management (BPM) and Advanced Workflow solutions for small to large-sized businesses worldwide. Its flagship product, Skelta BPM.NET is a BPM software that is built on cutting-edge Microsoft .NET, XML, and Web services technologies. It is also the world's first embeddable workflow engine. Skelta enables business users and developers to design and deploy workflow applications using software tools with which they are already familiar. In addition, Skelta enables businesses to leverage on their existing investments in Microsoft technologies such as InfoPath, BizTalk Server, and SharePoint.
Skelta, a recent recipient of the 2008 American Business Awards Finalist and CODiE Awards Finalist, has also won several other awards at industry forums such as Microsoft 2006 Regional Winning Customer Award, Microsoft Tech-Ed 2007 Attendee Choice Award, Finalist in 2007 International Business Awards (Stevie Awards), Best of Tech Ed award in the Software Components category and NASSCOM IT Innovation 2005 Award. Skelta has also been named one of Asia's top 100 companies by Red Herring magazine and acknowledged twice as one of the fastest growing technology companies in India and Asia Pacific region by winning Deloitte Technology Fast 50 India & Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific Awards for 2006 and 2007.
For more information on Skelta and its products, visit www.skelta.com. Skelta may also be contacted on phone at +1 (678) 306 4110 and on email at email@example.com.
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Saturday, January 8, 2011
Should You Breed Your Dog?
4 comments:
- jen said...
I gave that to my aunt, who has a could-be-maltese (looks like a poodle) and she was looking for a black poodle female to breed him to.
Just cuz.
She hasn't yet found the female, but she won't neuter the maltipoo. Flow chart or not, some people still just don't get it.
- January 8, 2011 at 10:29 AM
- -thepaisleyfox said...
Yeah, unfortunately. I'd like to think that even if one person in the 100s of people I might show this to changes their mind, then it's worth keeping around.
But people will make up excuses, think it doesn't apply to them, blame you for x y or z, or any number of things since they take things like this SO PERSONALLY. (Which, heh, sometimes they should, but you know...)
- January 8, 2011 at 11:13 AM
- Nicole B. said...
let's not forget the people who think they have the RIGHT (given to them for living in 'mercia) to breed their dog. Once had a lady condemn me for "comparing" her to a puppy mill but gods damn thank god she "lives in a country where if she wanted her dog to be a puppy mill she can". o_O Can't make that shit up.
- January 11, 2011 at 1:28 PM
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this!
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A beauty from Belgium
Vincent & Cate made the journey from Belgium to drop of their brand new T5 transporter. They had just taken delivery of the van direct from the VW factory and made the journey over to us for a complete transformation at the Shak.
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Telephone: (606) 886-9274
Toll Free: 1-877-225-5598
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.jwtheatre.com
Jenny Wiley Theatre is eastern Kentucky's only professional theatre offering year-round productions at the Jenny Wiley Amphitheatre located within Jenny Wiley State Resort Park and venues throughout the area. Since the first season in 1965, JWT has presented countless productions, holding to the standards of the best summer stock theatre, while expanding to include year-round productions, lunch and dinner theatre productions, tours and educational programming. Each season an array of musical, comedy, children's theatre and touring productions can be seen at the amphitheatre and other venues throughout the region. Now nearing five decades of continuous operation, Jenny Wiley Theatre is one of the longest running outdoor theatres in the country.


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In-House International Tax Director, FTSE 100 Hertfordshire - £100,000 - £120,000
A Market leading FTSE 100 firm based in Hertfordshire are looking for an International Tax Director to join their Head office team.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a growing firm, where you can work on a wide range of different and interesting projects, receive a 6-figure basic salary plus a range of excellent benefits and a generous yearly bonus, as well as very flexible working hours, including working days from home.
The ideal candidate will have 10+ years of experience in International Tax in either Big 4 or a Multinational Company, be CTA / ACA / CA / CPA qualified, and have strong experience in Withholding Tax, M&A Tax, Tax Strategy, Group Restructuring and Transaction Structuring.
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It was a hellish ride with a storybook ending.
Such was the unfolding of a weekend trip to Seattle almost two years ago. The occasion was the 10th anniversary concert of the Seattle based (formerly Texas based) label Elevator Bath, managed by Colin Andrew Sheffield. The concert, commemorating the decade-old label featured outstanding performances from the likes of Jim Haynes, Matt Shoemaker, Dale Lloyd, Adam Pacione, and Rick Reed. Sheffield also arranged the compilation a cleansing ascension, featuring the artists mentioned above along with a number of other talented names. It is an impressive arrangement that seemed to re-instill a number of people's faith in the very idea of compilations.
Various Artists a cleansing ascension (2008)
Mr. Sheffield was kind enough to send me Signatures, his debut full-length from last year. It was the first available release from the mysterious Invisible Birds label run by Diane Granahan and Matthew Swiezynski, spawning from the idea of "tiny feathered workers motionlessly charting immensity." I missed out on the initial limited edition deluxe art-box release of Signatures, which, judging by the images looked stunning; the music within, equally so.
From early starts as a drummer, Sheffield eventually became interested in electronic music, and later refined the scope of his practice to the distilling, blurring, and expanding of existing musical material to form new works of smeared "plunderphonic audio collage," as written in his bio. In 1998 he formed Elevator Bath, and to date, the label has over 40 releases from some of the finest sound sculptors out there.
Colin Andrew Sheffield Signatures (Invisible Birds, 2009)
Picture Disc Series
Jim Haynes Eraldus/Eravaldus
Rick Reed dreamz/blue polz
Dale Lloyd Akasha_For Record
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Adam Pacione Dobranoc
The picture disc series is in my opinion the highlight of this highlight. They are incredible to look at, and all of them are packaged in a thick, clear plastic sleeve that leaves barely anything between you and the glorious art. And thus, the most important thing, the music imbedded within these colorful planks of wax is always a pleasure. Here is an older review of mine about the Haynes and Reed albums:
Eraldus starts things of with a static current that slowly builds and eventually sounds like a helicopter crash landing into a giant cavern, then seamlessly gives way to pressurized drones covered in years of dust, debris and melted wax. Eravaldus begins in similar territory but is an overall more abrasive affair. Amplified space and agitated atmospheres ring out over corroded landscapes, a black hole of sound, swallowing everything in proximity. From start to finish this record is an exploration of space and time and it's relation to sounds, patiently transitioning from one sonic environment to the next. These are the sounds of mountains eroding away and (malleable) shorelines dissolving into the oceans, only sped up so we can listen to our Earth crumbling before our eyes. I am beginning to love the idea of decay; I tend to go about my day with the idea lodged in the back of my mind. Jim has really taken it to the next level, embodying the idea in his art and life and now in this spectacular record.
Dreamz/Blue Polz
Dreamz (2007) starts off with a muted electronic clatter that is quickly taken over by a dense tone, everything wrapped in what could be short-wave radio static. The track then undergoes a series of fluctuations and swells, leaving the static behind and churning onward as a multi-faceted (sine?) wave of pure synth flatline drone eventually mutating into a sinister crawl. At about the 16 minute mark the track takes a rapid shift as Reed introduces a Fennesz/Hecker-like pixelated synth loop, so dreamy and hypnotic that it could stretch over a whole side of vinyl and I probably wouldn't tire of it. The flip, Blue Polz begins with a much more glitch electronica feel, sonar pulses pepper the opening 3 minutes giving way to more of that dark ambient synth drone that Reed handles so well. A slow throbbing pulse eventually takes over maintaining itself for the duration, so slow and methodical reminding me of early Mirror, and anything even remotely close to the Mirror sound is worth getting excited over. Impressive stuff.
Akasha_For Record
This is the first album to emerge from Dale Lloyd in a number of years. If his intentions were to build anticipation amongst the dedicated drone nuts then subsequently unleash a masterpiece, I would say he has succeeded. Akasha For Record may just be his masterpiece, evident in the punctuated transitions between vast expanses of grainy ambience and segments of well situated field recordings. The record almost feels like a compilation of well respected drone artists, because of the variations in sound, though at the same time remaining very cohesive. Lovely image, and likewise, lovely sounds.
Francisco Lopez
Lopez Island, Machines 2cd
Now available as a "bundle" set, Lopez Island and Machines together amount to over 200 minutes of sound. It's a lot to digest if you've only ever briefly heard a track or two from Lopez's extensive backlog of albums. The hundred or so releases can seem a bit intimidating at first, but you'll be truly rewarded after finally making the brave decision to take the head-first plunge into Mr. Lopez's tactile sound world. The release of Lopez Island dates back to 2007, where Lopez visited said island and managed to capture an array of sonic activity ranging from churning and whirling mechanized electrical devices to crackling fires and wildlife. The opening moments reveal layers of a burning fire, each one expertly introduced on a precise snap of a twig, or fizzle of an ember. From here the 50 minute piece unfolds into many miniature sound worlds, eventually yielding pulsating industrial rhythms and fissures from unknown sources. Quite remarkable and a very good starting point for the unfamiliar, as I was.
Though similar to Lopez Island, Machines is, to an extent an entirely different beast. From the four long tracks spanning these two discs we hear Lopez actualizing his finely chiseled compositional techniques; a sort of fluctuated kinetic acceleration comes to mind as if Lopez's arrangements are derived from him tossing his recorded fragments into a particle accelerator and then slightly tweaking the product. Each piece is focused around a particular set of source recording material: clocks, metronomes, elevators, and factories. The lopsided rhythms of the clocks and metronomes can be a bit disorienting and don't amount to the calibre of recording that Lopez is capable of. The other tracks, however, make up for the initial misstep. Still very recommended.
Other select Elevator Bath discography-
Adam Pacione Dobranoc LP Picture Disc (029)
Rick Reed Dark Skies At Noon (025)
Colin Andrew Sheffield First Thus (020)
Ilya Monosov Vinyl Document #1 LP (010)
Havergal Trash 10" (002)
Special Thanks to Colin Andrew Sheffield
Keep in the loop with this label as there seem to be many promising albums on the horizon.


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I'm Liz! I run, I write, and I have wild hair. I recently forayed into the world of ultra-marathons and have the black toenails to prove it. If I'm not busy unleashing my inner badass, I can usually be found eating tofu laced with chili and ginger or googling pictures of Jillian Michaels and wishing I had her abs. This photo was taken at Home Park, in the grounds of Hampton Court Palace. It's my favourite place to run because the views are simply breathtaking!
1. I started running 2 years ago and it's deepened my connection with myself in a way that no therapist/self-help book ever could.
2. I run because I feel free and happy when I do so, and I wear a pair of Asics 2170's.
3. The last run I did was a 50K race. (!) It was grueling because it was 50 whole kilometres long, and hey, 50 kilometres is a really long way.
4. My current fave bit of kit is my bright blue calf compression sleeves. And yes, I may look like a 5 year old school-girl when wearing them, but my calves now love me.
5. I'm training for a 10K race in December. I'm aiming for a sub-45 finish.
6. Running made me feel alive the minute I set one foot in front of the other on my very first run. I've never looked back.
7. I'm currently listening to Pink's new album, The Truth About Love, when I run. It makes me happy!
8. I participate in massive amounts of Twitter banter and it has helped me meet other like-minded people who don't raise an eyebrow/fall asleep when I discuss my IT Band pain/marathon training plans.
9. I started drinking chocolate soya milk after running and it's changed my post-race fuelling habits. I would definitely recommend it.
10. I'm currently obsessed with running faster and stronger and it's keeping my running addiction fresh and new/making me want to tell others about it.
11. I'm bringing hill running to this blog, and throwing it down on the table. I've just discovered it and it's working for me. Want to improve your speed? Go find a hill and run up and down it for 30 minutes.
11. I'm bringing hill running to this blog, and throwing it down on the table. I've just discovered it and it's working for me. Want to improve your speed? Go find a hill and run up and down it for 30 minutes.
12. I'm currently having issues with not having enough money to sign up for ALL THE RACES EVER - can anyone offer any tips?
Finally, here's my inspirational quote. It gets me going. Now go, run!


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Course Title: Deliver and monitor exercise program for mobility
Part B: Course Detail
Teaching Period: Term2 2011
Course Code: OHTH5115C
Course Title: Deliver and monitor exercise program for mobility
School: 155T Vocational Health and Sciences
Campus: City Campus
Program: C4215 - Certificate IV in Allied Health Assistance
Course Contact: Veemita Kaul
Course Contact Phone: +61 3 9925 4662
Course Contact Email: email@example.com
Name and Contact Details of All Other Relevant Staff
Judy Lasnitzki
Nominal Hours: 40
Regardless of the mode of delivery, represent a guide to the relative teaching time and student effort required to successfully achieve a particular competency/module. This may include not only scheduled classes or workplace visits but also the amount of effort required to undertake, evaluate and complete all assessment requirements, including any non-classroom activities.
Pre-requisites and Co-requisites
Pre-requisite competency units are:
• HLTAP301A Recognise healthy body systems in a health care setting
• HLTCSD305B Assist with client movement
• HLTAH301A Assist with an allied health program
Course Description
This course describes the skills and knowledge required to support individuals participating in group physiotherapy programs designed to restore optimum movement and functional independence.
Typical programs and treatments may include exercise regimes and the use of gym equipment and support programs developed by a physiotherapist .
National Codes, Titles, Elements and Performance Criteria
National Element Code & Title:
HLTAH403A Deliver and monitor exercise program for mobility
Clean and store equipment
Performance Criteria:
Clean equipment according to manufacturer's recommendations, infection control requirements and organisation protocols
Comply with Supervisory requirements
Performance Criteria:
Assist with exercise program according to the instruction of treating physiotherapist
Conduct mobility and movement programs to restore optimum movement
Performance Criteria:
Confirm client's understanding of exercise program based on treatment plan prepared by the physiotherapist
Prepare for mobility and movement program
Performance Criteria:
Confirm program requirements against the prescribed information provided by the physiotherapist
Report and document information
Performance Criteria:
Provide client progress feedback to the treating physiotherapist
Learning Outcomes
Details of Learning Activities
The learning activities include-
• Face to face teaching
• Case studies
• Class room activities and practical work
• Reflections and discussions
• Accessing information online
The details of the class schedule on weekly basis is available on the time table that has been provided to students and is also available on RMIT Learning hub.
Teaching Schedule
There will be face to face teaching and practical activities for this course and the details of the class date and time will be in the timetable provided to the students. Timetable can also be accessed online in the learning hub.
Learning Resources
Prescribed Texts
There is no prescribed text for this course as comprehensive course material will be provided by the teacher through RMIT Learning Hub.
Online learning materials can be accessed using the RMIT Online Learning Hub.
Other Resources
The students can access library for more resources like-
• Videos
• Articles of interest
• useful external links
• Learning Lab
Overview of Assessment
The assessment will involve practical assessment in simulated environment and
observation in the clinical placements with questioning to address appropriate application of knowledge.
Assessment Tasks
The assessment tasks will include a range of activities and assessments to assess the student for the learning outcomes for the course.
The assessment tasks will include-
Exercise Prescription
Group Exercise
Written examination
Final practical assessment
Clinical placement assessment
The details of the assessments will be provided to the students by the teacher through the RMIT Learning Hub.
Assessment Matrix
Other Information
This course will be taught assessed in cluster with the following courses-
OHTH 5114C- Assist with Physiotherapy treatments and interventions
OHTH 5113C- Deliver and Monitor a client specific exercise program
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Electro Harmonix is getting ready to release the EH-Freeze, around 9-24-10. This date may not yet be set in stone, I am not sure. I can tell you however that this Pedal is sure to please anyone thats into effects. The Freeze is a true guitar sustain pedal. Not a pedal that adds sustain, but a piano style sustain that will las as long as your foot is on the pedal, with no loss in tone. What a great idea. This thing will add so many possibilities its not even funny. From something as simple as playing a chord and having it ring out so that you can solo over it, to getting really cool sounds with other effect pedals….like putting this in the effects loop of a Memory Boy Deluxe.
Some places have this item up for pre-order, and I suggest you do just that. I have heard rumors that EH is only allowing 2 pieces to be ordered per client, as of now. So getting one of these after they come out may be a bit of an issue. There are youtube videos up that will show exactly how the Freeze works. And if you hadn't guessed, I am recommending anyone who plays guitar, especially if you into effects as much as I am, to check these things out.
The Freeze has just a couple of settings. First the switch allows you to change from fast and slow decay, or latch, which gives infinite sustain. The other option is the level of the effect. Thats it, no complicated settings at all. This pedal would be used best in conjunction with other effects of course, and depending where it is in the chain, can give some pretty cool sounding effects. And this thing is less than $120.


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Bad Teacher Brian is the second edition gay sex game to arrive from Pocket Date Boy. I still felt that there is a little something missing from the game; however this one does involve a bit more action at third base than the first of the gay games.
I do think however that this is an evolving game which will only improve further with time, new innovation from the developers and feedback from their customers. This would seem to be a popular game so bear in mind some of this is my personal take on the game.
Bad Teacher Brian is always complaining about the heat and always wanting to take his clothes off; you fancy him like hell but haven't got lucky as yet. Will tonight be the night as you offer to take him out for a drink.
As with Personal Trainer Ethan, you can choose to talk to, touch or use the sex toy on Brian. You can do this in third base only however by clicking on the appropriate on screen icon. Talking and touching are the ways that you will progress through from 1st to 2nd to 3rd base.
Touching Brian can only be carried out where little blue pointer appears (this is a multi-coloured target at the 2nd and 3rd levels of 3rd base). When you get to third base you must touch the target before it disappears; you will lose points if you don't, when it's around his cock or ass it disappears quicker.
If you touch him right it will fill up the "cumbar" with points which is good. It seems that the quicker you click the target the more points you get. Eventually however, the target starts moving round which makes it even harder. When you reach the second level of 3rd base Brian will suck your cock whilst he plays with his; at 190 points he cums.
At 3rd base level 3 you actually get to have anal sex with Brian and at 220 points he cums. In both of the last 2 levels of 3rd base you get multi camera angles; so cool as you can have a POV view of the blow job or anal sex or a side view.
As with the 1st edition of the Pocket Date Boy gay sex sim, there were no sexual sound effects. Also I think there needs to be some sort of mode that allows you to watch the sex action if you are wanting to use your hands on something other than the mouse!
The graphics are extremely good and Brian certainly would appear to be a bit of a well toned stud so if he is your type then the nice new features in the 2nd edition of the Pocket Date Boy gay adult game are definitely worth buying it for.
A couple of cool features are the ability to play in full screen mode and the boss key (the escape key) which immediately quits the program (just be careful not to catch it by accident).


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Doggie breath is a problem that all dog owners, and often their house guests, are intimately familiar with. Though some dogs seem to be predisposed to have breath that smells worse than others, all dogs have horrific breath at some time or another. Remedying doggie bad breath is not always easy, but with some persistence, it can be reduced to a tolerable level.
There are numerous commercial products that target doggie breath, including mints and dissolving breath–freshening strips, but the most practical remedy is a toothbrush and toothpaste designed especially for dogs. The source of bad breath in dogs is bacteria — the same as it is in people — but unlike people, dogs can't assume responsibility for their oral hygiene. Brushing a dog's teeth not only helps eliminate bad breath, but it also promotes healthier teeth and gums.
In some cases, doggie breath may be the direct result of a switch in dog food. If you have recently switched brands, especially from hard to soft dog food, and your dog suddenly develops the worst case of halitosis ever, you might need to try something else. If it's possible for your dog to eat hard dog food, it is better for the teeth, gums, and breath. Talk to your veterinarian about different types of food that will work for your dog's dietary needs.
You can also reduce the severity of doggie breath if you allow your dog to chew on a hard, clean bone from time to time. Certain dog treats also help remedy bad breath, but you shouldn't overdo treats and bones or replace a healthy diet with only treats meant to reduce breath odor.
Remember to use only products made specifically for dogs and to consult your vet if you have any concerns about products. If you have a puppy with doggie breath, you should realize that this is often a big problem for young dogs. Puppy breath is normal, and as the puppy matures, the problem typically becomes much less severe. All dogs can have mild to moderate bad breath, but if you notice a severe or sharp change in the odor of your dog's mouth, you might want to consult a veterinarian in case there is a more serious underlying issue.
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I started brushing my dogs teeth when she was a puppy and she doesn't fight me at all. My sister tried this with her dog, and she didn't have very good results.
I think brushing their teeth not only helps with bad breath, but is also good for their overall health, just like it is for humans.
I will also give her small bones to chew on which help keep her teeth clean. She has doggie breath, but I know it isn't nearly as bad as other dogs I have been around.
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We live in the country and my dogs are outside and don't need to be tied up all the time. The disadvantage to this is some of the things they find and bring home to chew on. I know this sounds gross to some people, but usually it is some part of a dead deer they have found somewhere.
I can tell if they have been chewing on something gross because their breath really stinks. This will go away after awhile, but it can be pretty potent at times.
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I never realized that puppies were more prone to have bad breath than a full grown dog. It is hard not to smell my dogs breath because he loves to be as close to me as he can. It doesn't bother him in the least to be panting in my face.
Brushing my dogs teeth is something that I have never done. I have a golden retriever, and my vet checks his teeth at every visit, but has never recommended that I start brushing them. I am glad because I don't think this is something he would take to very well.
I almost think you would need to start doing this when they were puppies so they wouldn't think anything about it. My dog would probably just try to eat the toothpaste if I tried to start doing this now.
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@anon41412-- I wonder what it is about a carrot that will help with a dogs bad breath? If you had mentioned almost any other food, I probably would have given it a try, but carrots are one thing my dog doesn't like.
She will gobble up just about anything else that drops on the floor or someone gives her, but she will sniff a carrot and walk away. I have never known a dog to have nice smelling breath, and don't think that my dogs breath is any worse than what it should be.
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@DylanB – I put two drops of peppermint extract on a regular dog biscuit and give it to my dog. He doesn't seem to notice the difference, and he gobbles it right up.
You might not think that two drops could do any good, but that stuff is very powerful! I do notice a big improvement after he has eaten a peppermint-coated treat.
Yes, sugar is bad for dogs. That's why pure peppermint extract is so much better for him than a piece of peppermint candy.
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I've tried using treats that are supposed to freshen up doggy breath, but they don't seem to be working. I'm tempted to give my dog a stick of peppermint and see if that helps, but I'm afraid all the sugar would be bad for her. Is there any sort of home remedy for doggy breath?
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@giddion – My sister works as a vet tech, and she told me that brushing a dog's teeth is only really necessary for smaller breeds. Their teeth are more prone to decay.
She said that large dogs should be perfectly fine when just given rawhides or other treats that will clean their teeth from time to time. I do this once a week, and I've noticed that my dog has less plaque on her teeth.
Yeah, it isn't easy to fight with a huge dog while trying to get in her mouth. I don't blame you for looking for other options.
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I bought a tooth brush that fits over my finger in an attempt to combat doggie bad breath. I even bought a special peanut-butter flavored toothpaste for her.
Even though she liked the toothpaste, she refused to let me brush her teeth. She would try to lick it off of the brush before I put it in her mouth, and she would struggle once I had her in a headlock.
Since she weighs 80 pounds, I couldn't hold her still. What can I do to freshen her breath instead? Obviously, brushing isn't an option.
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Our research at VitaHound has discovered all natural substances that act as dog bad breath remedies.
Bad breath in dogs can be eliminated by utilizing products that contain these ingredients in their formulations: Grape Seed Extract, Neem Oil, Thyme Oil (Thymus Vulgaris) (Labiatae), Rosemary Oil, Peppermint Oil. The first three compounds act as anti bacterial treatments the last two freshen a dog's breath.
Cleaning a dog's teeth removes the plaque that is the cause of the foul odor.
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My boston terrier does not have bad breath, but my poodle's breath is terrible.
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there is a new product on the market. although it is not a home remedy, it is all natural. It's called Rupert's Simply Smoochable Doggie and Kitty Mouth spray.
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another way to help with bad breath is give your dog one mini carrot each day and it should mellow down a lot.
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I didn't actually think it was possible for dogs to *not* have dog breath, but after my dog got his teeth cleaned, his breath didn't smell AT ALL.
Another thing that works is a tiny bit of peppermint oil - he doesn't like it, but it doesn't hurt him.
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BOSTON -- On track to become the longest continuously serving House speaker in state history in eight months, Rep. Robert DeLeo plans to run for re-election next year and then seek another two-year term as the leader of the House.
The Winthrop Democrat has a new counterpart in the bicameral Legislature, as Worcester Sen. Harriette Chandler was elected acting Senate president on Dec. 4.
"Everyone has their own different forms in terms of leadership, and what Acting President Chandler's will be I'm not sure. We've known each other for a long time -- both served in the House together. She's always been a friend, so I don't expect any issues," DeLeo told the News Service on Thursday.
DeLeo said he and Chandler have already discussed their goal of finishing up a criminal justice bill that is in conference committee, and they plan to talk about other priorities in the coming weeks.
"We plan to get together within the next couple of weeks to talk about other issues, and other priorities and whatnot," DeLeo said. "We'll continue to work and we'll continue to work smoothly."
DeLeo spoke to the News Service after ringing the Salvation Army bell. The speaker's presence seemed to draw out the charitable side many members of the House who showed up to greet the speaker and make a donation.
The reins of the Senate shifted hands after Sen. Stanley Rosenberg stepped aside -- with hopes that his departure will be temporary -- amid allegations that his husband, Bryon Hefner, groped men who work on Beacon Hill and suggested he has influence over Senate business.
DeLeo has exchanged phone messages with Rosenberg, but he has not "had the opportunity to actually talk to him personally" since the Amherst Democrat stepped aside, he said.
A former chairman of the House Committee on Ways and Means, DeLeo has been one of the Big Three of state policymakers since Jan. 28, 2009, when Salvatore DiMasi resigned from the speakership and the House amid a federal investigation that later led to his imprisonment on corruption charges.
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DeLeo said he plans to remain in the speakership. Asked if he planned to run for re-election next November, seek the speakership again, and seek it for a full two-year term, DeLeo answered in the affirmative.
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The speaker on Thursday said he has not personally received any information since then that would be cause for any concern that members of the House are guilty of that sort of behavior.
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House counsel James Kennedy on Tuesday told House personnel about upcoming listening sessions in January where lawmakers and staff are invited to talk about the issue. A final report from Kennedy is due March 1, and DeLeo declined to comment on what steps the House might take after receiving the report.
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2. Class activity: Many writers often rely on feelings and memories for subject matter. Use a memory to create a poem. Have students write three poems using the same childhood memory. The memory can be assigned, personalized or voted on by students. Students should use past, present, and future tense in the poems and note the difference in tone and structure. Share with the class.
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The Asheville Adventure & Asana Retreat
October 21 – 27, 2018
Join Seattle yoga teachers Sarah Eshelman and Chelsea Currier for a 7-day/6-night beer and yoga adventure! We'll explore the beautiful Asheville area at the peak of Fall colors, drink delicious local craft beer, and reset ourselves with enriching yoga experiences.
Why Asheville?
Asheville is a small Appalachian mountain town with a hippie vibe and a ridiculously high quality of life. It's a world destination for its stunning Fall colors along the Blue Ridge Parkway (which we will drive and hike).
And luckily, this scenery attracted some of the best chefs in America. The food is heavenly! From good ol' Southern biscuits and grits, to creative vegetarian goodies, to top-notch Indian, Italian, Mexican, you name it. Whip out your Yelp app in Asheville and you are bombarded by 4+ star restaurants.
And the beer – oh the beer! Local breweries like Wicked Weed, Highland, and Green Man have turned this small town into a mecca for beer nerds. There's a reason that New Belgium, Sierra Nevada, and Oskar Blues all built their East Coast locations here.
Top off all that Asheville goodness with winding streets of cute little shops, a Friday night drum circle, and a "treat yo'self" culture teeming with spas and hot springs.
Convinced yet? Cue the Appalachian folk music!
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This is so much more than a traditional yoga retreat. If you love exploring, love beer, love yoga, and want to make lasting memories and friendships -- this is the retreat for you. You'll leave feeling refreshed and rejuvenated, with so many stories from our adventures.
We'll be staying at the beautiful Montreat Conference Center during the peak of Fall. Get ready to be in awe of the autumn colors of Asheville and the Blue Ridge Mountains. We'll be sleeping in Chestnut Lodge together, with the option for shared or private rooms (first come, first serve reservations). We'll share fun activities together like hiking, ziplining, foraging, and of course yoga! We've scheduled in some much needed downtime: explore the trails of Montreat on your own, go shopping in downtown Asheville, or just take a nap. This is your vacation so you can spend the time how you wish.
What's Included:
The Asheville Adventure & Asana retreat will include:
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Most meals: 6 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches and 5 Dinners
6 yoga classes
No less than 5 beers
Foraging experience
2 ⅕ hour zipline tour
Hot Springs experience + a 30 min massage (option to upgrade)
Transportation throughout the week to activities
Time of your life & lasting friendships!
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Flights to and from Asheville
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If you are interested in this experience, please send us an email at firstname.lastname@example.com to pay your deposit and lock in Early Bird Pricing.
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Early Bird - 1 person Shared Room (2 single beds) $1,800.00
Early Bird - 1 person Private Room with Double Bed $2,000.00
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It is your responsibility to read and understand our cancellation policies. Exceptions cannot be made for any reason, including weather, injury/illness, or personal emergencies. No refunds or credits will be given for failure to attend or failure to complete the retreat, or for arriving late or leaving early. We recommend you purchase your own travel insurance.
Asheville Adventures & Asana reserves the right to make any changes deemed necessary by our team or partners.
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The first step is to pay your $350 deposit, which reserves your spot. Your remaining balance is due following the Payment Schedule outlined below. We'll send you a reminder when it's time so you don't forget!
Early Bird pricing must be paid in full prior to March 31, 2018, for us to honor the Early Bird price. If not paid in full by that date, the amount already paid will go towards the Regular Price and the remainder due will then follow the Regular Pricing Payment Schedule.
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- Artist: Brian Bender & Little Shop of Horas
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** Please note that digital downloads are available at the artist's website ** With special guests: Alicia Svigals (The Klezmatics, Mikveh) on fiddle, Frank London (The Klezmatics, Hasidic New Wave) on trumpet, Stuart Brotman (Brave Old World) on bass, Charles Neville (The Neville Brothers) on saxophone, Jose Gonzalez (Bando Criollo) on guitar and cuatro, Grant Smith (Klezmer Conservatory Band) on drums, and others. Brian Bender plays melodica, trombone and keyboards on all tracks. ------------------------ REVIEWS -------------------------- 'Brian Bender has an adventurous musical spirit that is reflected in the tracks of Eyn Velt, his latest CD release. Combining his gift for mixing melodies and rhythms from different cultures with his multi-instrumental abilities creates a distinctive sound that can be readily identified as his own. While it is not uncommon these days to find Jewish melodies mixed with other cultures, Bender has collaborated with some of the best known Jewish musicians and added an outstanding cast of backing musicians that combine to give a compelling listening experience. The CD booklet describes the music as 'Original and traditional Jewish melodies blended with Latin, Caribbean, African, and Middle Eastern rhythms. Bender has composed four original songs for Eyn Velt and arranged all of the songs. He performs on Trombone, Trumpet, Baritone Horn, Melodica, Keyboards, Percussion, and Vocals. Quite an impressive range of abilities. He also has some of the best-known guest artists appearing on the album, such as Alicia Svigals- Fiddle, Frank London- Trumpet, and Stu Brotman- Bass. I must also mention the outstanding Flute/Sax performances by Lise Brown. What we find on these tracks is a blending of Jewish melodies with rhythms and backgrounds from many different cultural traditions. We end up with a style of world fusion music that has Bender's signature sound on each track. Yet, each song's arrangement lives up to the tradition of the particular culture. While each song stands on it's own, as you listen through the album there is a common thread woven by Bender that ties the album together nicely as a suite. I cannot single out just one song as my favorite. I like them all, and find myself humming along without even thinking about it. However, if I were pressed for a response, I would pick El Judio as the most representative of the music on the album. An original by Bender, it combines a Klezmer theme with a Latin Jazz groove. Latin Jazz happens to be another favorite genre of mine, so it plays to my taste quite nicely. The disc sounds quite good, with all the instruments, vocals, and exotic percussion clear and distinct. The CD booklet does not credit the recording engineer, but lists that the album was mastered by Jim Hemingway. The CD booklet is a 8-page foldout with good song information, a page by Bender detailing his motivation for the album, and a bio page. I enjoyed this album very much. Jewish music does blend well with other cultures, and this is an excellent example of how to do it right. The title Eyn Velt says it all, and should appeal to a broad range of listeners.' - Keith Wolzinger, Klezmer Podcast "I have received your Little Shop of Horas CD 'Eyn Velt' and it is FANTASTIC!! Everything from the art on the CD jacket to the liner notes to the music on the CD is first class. I have already scheduled several tracks to use on my six-day-a-week klezmer / Jewish music program on WNWR and wnwr.com in Philadelphia. My listeners are in store for a real treat when they hear the fresh and exuberant sound of your music. Your blending of the rhythms and the combination of traditional and new selections makes for a wonderfully varied and delightful listening experience. 'Eyn Velt' is a 'must-have' for anyone who enjoys klezmer. Thanks for the great new addition to my playlist!!" - Barry Reisman Program Host WNWR AM 1540 PHILADELPHIA "Brian Bender....the most-requested Klezmer trombone in the Northeast USA" "Bender's trombone is an entire horn section, when needed, by himself." - Ari Davidov, Klezmershack 'On the aptly titled 'Eyn Velt' (which means 'One World'), Brian Bender achieves several landmarks. For one, he gathers some of the greatest Klezmer and non-Klezmer musicians in the world, including trumpeter Frank London and violinist Alicia Svigals of the Klezmatics and the saxophonist Charles Neville of the famed New Orleans group, the Neville Brothers. The dozens of other musicians on hand from all traditions testify to Bender's universal musical world-view, as does the music they make: World Music with Jewish roots.' "Bender exhibited his inventive streak, exploring new possibilities for the trombone in the ensemble, as melody or rhythm instrument, and for the melodica, a breath-powered keyboard from which he elicited a particularly ancient sound." - Seth Rogovoy, author of 'The Essential Klezmer' Host of "The Klezmer Hour" radio show 'I am the music manager for radio station PBS FM Melbourne Australia. We have just received your wonderful CDs 'Urban Jungle' and 'Eyn Velt'. Certainly two highly stylish CDs, incredibly sublime yet subtle, explorative, with exquisite composition choice and orchestration. These CDs are very passionate and intimate with colorful mood changes all joining together to create a vast musical tapestry of styles. The compositions you have chosen are stunning interpretations accentuated by your playing and by your very talented band, minimalist in nature at times but very rhythmic so as to not distract from the beauty of your playing. Your passion for the music shines through every note played, a truly wonderful partnership. World music-inspired Jazz is one of our most listened to and leading styles here at this station and in this city.' - Peter Merritt PBS FM (Melbourne, Australia) 'Lovingly brings back the rhythms and sounds of our ancestors as the sounds of today. Some wonderful unexpected twists, like a tangy latin version of the yiddish chestnut 'Shloimele, Malkele' and a Rastafarian approach to a traditional Bobover Hasidic processional.' - Dr. Hankus Netsky, New England Conservatory of Music Director, Klezmer Conservatory Band Pioneer of the Klezmer revival "Love the music...I can't wait to put it on the JazzXpress playlist. Amazing fusion of genres...YES! YES! YES!" - Helen Simons, JazzXpress 941FM Jazz Radio (Queensland, Australia) "I find your sound very interesting. You really mix the rhythms in a nice way and the arrangements are very effective. And you did not lose the precious traditional melodies." - Carlos Kibrit, YiddishMusic.com (internet radio station based in Sao Paulo, Brazil) "Oy, I've been looking everywhere for this CD!" - Elijah T. Prophet --------------------- BIOGRAPHY --------------------------- Brian Bender (trombone, trumpet, melodica, keyboards, percussion, composer) has performed in the Cape Verde Islands (West Africa), Egypt, Israel, Alaska, France, Italy, the United Kingdom and throughout the United States. He has performed at Carnegie Hall as well as the Presidential Inauguration of Bill Clinton. He is based in the Northeatern USA. Brian has formerly performed with O.J. Ekemode and the Nigerian All-Stars, Kotoja (African World-Beat), Ibrahima Camera, Black Rebels (African Reggae), La Perfecta (Salsa/Merengue) and the Berkshire Bateria Escola de Samba (Brazilian). He currently performs with the The Pangeans (World Beat), the Wholesale Klezmer Band, Lucky Seven (Caribbean Ska) and Big Bandemonium (Celtic). Brian has also performed in numerous tribute concerts for the legendary jazz bandleader Sun Ra at venues such as the Knitting Factory (NYC) and the Southern University of New Orleans. In 1989 Brian was asked by Art Blakey to "sit in" with the Jazz Messengers at the Great American Music Hall (San Francisco, CA). An interview with Brian in 1997 on the subject of Klezmer music was aired on National Public Radio. Brian performs frequently at festivals, concerts, clubs, parties, schools and cafes with various Jazz, Reggae, Latin Jazz, Calypso, Samba, Klezmer, Celtic and other groups. He also teaches lessons and workshops on trombone, piano and trumpet focusing on improvisation and playing music 'by ear.' He also teaches Jazz, Klezmer and original music ensembles to children and adults.
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Trolls Movie
Our adventures to see Trolls was a little bumpy, but well worth the wait.
We really wanted to see Trolls in a theater that has Auro 11.1 or Auro 13.1 sound system by Barco. Auro sound systems are considered 3 D. A step beyond surround sound and Dolby Atmos. We were thinking a movie with a lot of music would be great in that format. Unfortunately, there are no theaters in our area. We knew were going to have to drive in order to experience it. By the time we found out where it was available in that format, our schedules would not permit us to travel to see it before a new movie would be in the assigned theater.
In the end, we went to our local Regal theater in Modesto. It is in the middle of renovations. Half the theaters are finished at this time and half are closed for remodel. We opted to see Trolls in 3D and I am so very glad we did.
Regal's new theaters feature reclining chairs much like the Galaxy Luxury Theater in Riverbank. There was ample space between the rows. The chairs were very comfortable. We did immediately notice that the chairs lack trays for your snacks. We also noticed the seats were a little smaller then at the Galaxy.
I want to point out that Regal is doing a wonderful renovation. It includes new carpet, floor tiles, and wall paper. It creates the feeling that you are the first person to ever visit this theater.
The theater was first opened in 1978 by Festival Theaters. In the past 40 years, the theater has been sold to different companies, expanded, and had various renovations.
Trolls was based on the dolls originally created by Thomas Dam in Denmark around 1959.
I don't want to give away too much of the movie. It does feature two story lines in my opinion. The first features the kidnapping of Trolls by Bergen followed by their rescue by Princess Poppy. The second story line is much like Cinderella. A poor abused maid who falls in love with the prince/king but he falls in love with her as a beautiful woman. He only later finds out her true identity, but it no longer matters. He is in love.
It was a very nostalgic movie for us. A lot of the colors and music took us back to the 70's and 80's. Trolls featured the incredible artwork of Dreamworks studios. Justin Timberlake did a great job as the music directer.
I liked how they took classic songs and had singers perform songs we are used to being performed by singers of the opposite gender. I.e. Justin Timberlake sings True Colors by Cindy Lauper.
We really enjoyed ourselves. The theater appeared to have surround speakers set up. We mostly noticed sound from the front center of the theater. We are not sure if it the sound needs to be tweaked a little or not. It just seemed like the sound could have been so much more. AGAIN, the music was great as was the movie.
A final thought on the renovations at Regal in Modesto. We love the new concessions stand menu. They also added a Sweet Amanda's Machine. The machine has 16 candy choices and 6 toy choices. I only did the candy. You can watch the video above to see how much fun it is.


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The singer's family were told by officials that she did not have enough water in her lungs to immediately conclude that drowning was the cause of death.
She had taken a combination of the sedative Xanax and other prescription drugs with alcohol, and could have died before her head went under the water.
Houston had drunk alcohol shortly before getting into the bath. Photographs of her room, obtained by TMZ, showed her final meal which included an opened Heineken can and an empty glass of champagne.
She had eaten a hamburger, then taken a turkey sandwich and jalapeno peppers on a tray with her into the bathroom, apparently intending to eat them in the bath.
A police source told celebrity website TMZ it was possible Houston suffered a heart attack caused by a reaction to medication, but it was too early to definitively decide what killed her.
On Friday night, less than 24 hours before Houston died, her daughter Bobbi Kristina, 18, reportedly fell asleep in a bath in another room on the same floor at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, and security had to be contacted to come and unlock the door.
Miss Brown has been hospitalised twice for "stress and anxiety" since her mother's death.
It also emerged that it was the singer's aunt Mary Jones who found her in room 434 the night before the Grammy Awards.
Jones had been laying out a dress for Houston to wear to a party that night. She left the suite for half an hour and returned to discover the singer still in the bathroom.
Los Angeles assistant chief coroner Ed Winter said it could take six to eight weeks for toxicology reports to determine exactly how the singer died.
He said said prescription bottles were found in the hotel room but they were all "pretty normal" prescriptions. He added: "I have more prescriptions than what was found in her room. I know there were reports of, did she drown or was it an overdose, but I will not be commenting on that."
Houston's brother-in-law Billy Watson vehemently denied that the singer would have had any intention of committing suicide.
He said: "Oh, no, this is accidental. She wouldn't have left her daughter like that. She wouldn't have done that to her daughter."
Police are questioning the singer's friends and relatives and staff to investigate her erratic behaviour in the days and weeks before she died, which included heavy drinking on the two nights before her death.
She was also known to have been at a Hollywood nightclub on Feb 2 where she drank cognac and champagne, and was described as a "total wreck."
Houston was one of the biggest selling music stars of the 1980s and 1990s, but her career collapsed amid use of crack cocaine and other drugs, spells in rehab, and a tumultuous 15-year marriage to the singer Bobby Brown.
At the Grammy Awards on Sunday night stars paid tribute to Houston, bowing their heads in a prayer for a "fallen sister."
Singer Jennifer Hudson performed an emotional tribute, singing a rendition of the late star's hit "I Will Always Love You," changing the words to "Whitney we will always love you." Stevie Wonder told the audience: "To Whitney up in heaven, we all love you."
Some of the pills found in Houston's room were from prescriptions filled at the same pharmacy used by Michael Jackson.
In 2007 the Mickey Fine pharmacy in Beverly Hills sued Jackson, accusing him of owing $100,000 in unpaid bills for drugs including the painkiller Demerol.
As well as Xanax police also found amoxicillin, for sore throats, and Midol, for menstrual cramps, in Houston's room.
The singer's mother Cissy Houston is arranging to take possession of her remains and a memorial service may be held this weekend. Houston's body was being flown to New Jersey on the east coast by her family. Tyler Perry, the Hollywood movie mogul offered a private plane. A funeral is expected to be held there at the weekend.
The Rev Jesse Jackson, a close friend of the Houston family, said: "The mother is distraught. She is a woman of strong faith and she has wrestled with her daughter for a long time. She was under the impression that Whitney was coming out of it. She is completely stunned."


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|This article is about a/an episode in Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue.
|Trakeena's Revenge
| Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue, Episode 8x29
| Air date November 6, 2000
November 7, 2000
|Written by Judd Lynn
|Directed by Ryuta Tazaki
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The Last Ranger
"Trakeena's Revenge" is the third Power Rangers teamup, between Lightspeed Rescue and Lost Galaxy. It reintroduces villain Trakeena and Kendrix, who has reassumed her position as the Pink Galaxy Ranger. It would also be the first Ranger team up that had no narrative impact on later episodes of the season. The episode borrows plot and footage from the Sentai crossover special Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive vs. Gingaman.
Trakeena returns to destroy Earth as vengeance for her defeat at the hands of the Galaxy Rangers, but first, she must absorb enough human life force for power. The Galaxy Rangers travel to Earth to team up with the Lightspeed Rescue Rangers to stop her. Olympius and his demons also enter the fray, sabotaging Trakeena's power drain and mutating her into a giant, maddened creature. The two Ranger teams destroy Trakeena with a Lights of Orion powered Omega Megazord.
Part OneEdit
On the planet of Mirinoi, Leo pulls the Red Quasar Saber out of the altar and morphs into the Red Ranger. He is assaulted by an army of Ghouls, led by the mysterious Triskull. The Ghouls wear him down and then flee into space along with their leader. Back on Earth, in the city of Mariner Bay, the Lightspeed Rangers start their day off right by rescuing people from a burning building. Joel puts the blaze out with some water bombs. Elsewhere, on the 13th floor of an office building, a woman visiting her husband at work is abducted by Ghouls. Her daughter, Heather, manages to escape. Triskull has the woman miniaturized and placed into a tube along with other victims. Their life forces are being drained by a machine. Olympius confirms the plan with his new partner Triskull, the humans' energy will be used to restore Queen Bansheera to full power. Upon Olympius' exit, Trakeena steps out of the shadows. She will be using the energy for herself, to revert her once again to her green insect form and destroy the Galaxy Rangers' home world.
Triskull takes the form of a security guard to track down Heather, who was a witness to her mother's capture. She narrowly escapes being captured herself by whacking Triskull and the Ghouls with her ball. She exits the building and is found by Carter, and tells him everything. After Triskull returns her ball, Carter decides to follow him and investigate the girl's allegations. As the Lightspeed Rangers drive down the road, they stop when they find an injured Leo stumbling across. He tells them that Earth is in danger, and he has come from Mirinoi to help. The Ghouls have tracked Leo down. The Rangers morph and fight them to protect Leo.
Leo ends up protecting them, by destroying the Ghouls with his Quasar Saber, unmorphed. Carter and Heather follow Triskull into an alley, where they are ambushed by Ghouls. Carter is beaten and held down, while the Ghouls prepare to kill Heather. At the last moment, Kai and Maya and they help Carter defeat the Ghouls. They all take Heather back to the Aquabase. Everyone meets at the Aquabase, and Leo briefs everyone on the situation (he, Kai, and Maya are all wearing ID tags as seen). As they leave to find Triskull, Heather insists on tagging along. All eight Rangers head for the hills, and find Triskull. He summons an army of Ghouls from the ground, and the Rangers attack. Carter powers up his Battle Booster and charges Triskull, but he is easily overpowered. Triskull strikes back and blasts the Rangers off their feet, forcing them to unmorph, and then retreats.
Part TwoEdit
Olympius looks at the transmission from the batcam he planted on the thirteenth floor. He is wise to Triskull's alliance with Trakeena, and their plan. He decides that she may be a danger to him if she mutates, and so plots to kill her with a poisoned dagger. The Rangers prepare a raid on the thirteenth floor, disguised as firemen. First, they have Heather pull the fire alarm, and evacuate the building posed as firefighters. Leo and Carter head for the entrance, but Triskull stands in their way. Carter takes him out with a power punch. Once in Trakeena's lab, they are joined by the two final Galaxy Rangers, Kendrix and Damon. Trakeena shows up and blasts them all out of the high rise building. They are caught by a Rescue Rover airbag, Olympius arrives with his crew, and he dares to take on the team of Rangers. Everyone morphs, and the fight begins. They fight the Batlings, partnered with their respective Ranger counterparts. Trakeena straps herself in and prepares to use the stolen life force to mutate.
After a short battle, Olympius tosses the poisoned dagger at Trakeena's lab. It contaminates the power feed going to Trakeena. She mutates, but not how she had hoped. She is now a giant, tentacled, fire breating monstrosity which is laying waste to Mariner Bay. The Lightspeed Rangers calls on the Omega Megazord and Max Solarzord. Just as the Galaxy Rangers wish the Galactabeasts were on Earth, they appear.
The Rangers join the battle with the Galaxy Megazord. The Omega and Galaxy Megazords combine special attacks and fire at Trakeena, but she still lives. The resulting explosion disengages the Galaxy Megazord, and knocks the Galaxy Rangers unconscious. The Omega Megazord lifts the fallen Rangers, and it is powered up by the Lights of Orion, gaining the familiar Orion armor. The Omega Megazord powers its weapon up, as well as the Galaxy Megazord Saber (complete with Lightspeed insignia in its one appearance), and seemingly destroys Trakeena. Heather is reunited with her parents. Carter thanks her by giving her an official Junior Ranger badge. Joel takes the chance to hit on Kendrix and Maya, while Damon flirts with Dana and Kelsey. The Rangers bid farewell to each other later.
Primary CastEdit
- Sean Cw Johnson as Carter Grayson
- Michael Chaturantabut as Chad Lee
- Keith Robinson as Joel Rawlings
- Sasha Craig as Kelsey Winslow
- Alison MacInnis as Dana Mitchell
- Henry Chen as Henry Grayson
- Jane Chen as Jane Mitchell
- Diane Salinger as Queen Bansheera
- Michael Forest as Prince Olympius
- David Lodge as Loki
- Jennifer L. Yen as Vypra
Minor CastEdit
- Archie Kao as Kai Chen
- Reggie Rolle as Damon Henderson
- Danny Slavin as Leo Corbett
- Christopher Glenn as Leo Corbett (partial ADR, uncredited)
- Valerie Vernon as Kendrix Morgan
- Cerina Vincent as Maya
- Patrick Hilker as Patrick Corbett
- Sarah Hilker as Sarah Morgan
- Jennifer Burns as Trakeena
- Michael Sorich as Triskull
- This was the first PR team up to receive a home video release, and the first one to be released on home video first. The second team up to be released before it's television premiere was the Power Rangers SPD episode "Wormhole".
- Though Trakeena is defeated for good in this episode, she appears in the video game Power Rangers: Super Legends which is non-canon to the series.
- Despite being credited, Ron Roggé, who plays Captain Mitchell and Monica Louwerens, who plays Miss Fairweather, don't appear in either episode of this two-parter (thereby never shown meeting the Galaxy Rangers).
- "Trakeena's Revenge" was available before the later half of Lightspeed Rescue was aired on Fox Kids, by way of the VHS Power Rangers In 3D which was released in limited McDonald's stores and shown in movie format. The episodic version was released on the DVD The Best of the Power Rangers: The Ultimate Rangers. The episode itself was filmed especially for the promotional purposes between Saban and McDonald's.
- As a result of its early filming and release, several future elements yet to be introduced in the show appear; notably, this was the audiences first exposure to the Omega Megazord, Max Solarzord, the V-Lancers, the Battle Booster and Olympius as well as the fact that Queen Bansheera has regained a partial bodily form. However this also creates a couple of inconsistencies:
- Olympius's voice is far more sedate in this episode than others, often speaking calmly even when angered.
- Diabolico is not seen or mentioned, despite having been resurrected by this point in the series.
- Vypra and Loki are shown to be completely loyal to Olympius, despite plotting to overthrow him in the surrounding episodes.
- A deleted scene in between the end of Part 1 and the beginning of Part 2 Triskull is shown taking leave after defeating the Lightspeed Rangers and Galaxy Rangers and states "That was too easy". It is only shown in the VHS Version.
- When the Lost Galaxy Rangers morph, the transformation sequence from Seijuu Sentai Gingaman is used (i.e. the turning of the dials to their respective colors) instead of the original morphing sequence created for Lost Galaxy.
- "Trakeena's Revenge" is often criticized over the fact that the episode focuses very little on the Galaxy Rangers, instead focusing on Carter's relationship with Heather. Amy Miller was to reprise her role as Trakeena; She initially accepted, but was dissatisfied over the fact she would receive less screentime than a little girl. A dispute over the agreed upon salary between Danny Slavin and Saban resulted in the departure of both actors when Saban attempted to cut their salary. As a result Jennifer Burns replaced Miller (hence why the plot concerning Trakeena's scarred face is employed, to mask the change of actress), Christopher Glenn completed the ADR work uncovered by Slavin and a stand-in was used in scenes Slavin was not available for.
- At one point, Russell Lawrence (Mike Corbett) was originally believed to have done the ADR work for Leo after Danny Slavin's departure, but it was later revealed to be incorrect.
- This was the last team up to use footage from its crossover counterpart until "Power Rangers Samurai"'s Clash of the Red Rangers - The Movie.
- This episode marks the final appearance of Kai, Kendrix, and Maya. Leo will return in Wild Force's "Forever Red", while Damon is set to return alongside Leo and Karone in Super Megaforce.
- The receptionist has been widely ridiculed by fans for her statement to Heather over the fact that there no such thing as monsters.
- It is the first episode where three out of six and a half Vongola Members met each other.
- It's common practice for most buildings to not have a 13th floor.
- The receptionist told Heather there was "...no such thing as monsters", despite the fact that Mariner Bay alone had been suffering repeated monster attacks throughout the last few months.
- The flashback to Trakeena's original destruction had different dialogue than was used in the actual episode.
- As Mike Corbett's Magna Defender powers and the Torozord were destroyed in the previous season, the Sentai footage showing the two had to be omitted. However, several traces of Torozord are still shown:
- One of Trakeena's tentacles is cut by Torozord's lance.
- Torozord is briefly shown in an explosion with the Galaxy Megazord and the Omega Megazord.
- The door to Trakeena's lair was unpainted on the hallway side when kicked in, but would be black on all other occasions.
- Carter, Leo, Damon and Kendrix were seemingly thrown through a solid wall however exterior shots of the building showed it to be completely covered with glass.
- The exterior shot of the Rangers being thrown out of the building showed them to be seemingly much higher than the thirteenth floor.
- Jinxer was missing from the battle until the switch to Sentai footage.
See AlsoEdit
- Ep. 6: The Mold Cometh! - Super Sentai counterpart in Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive. See comparison page. (aero rescue scene footage)
- Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive vs. Gingaman - Super Sentai counterpart in Kyukyu Sentai GoGoFive. See comparison page. (fight footage and story)