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Arguably, outside Chelsea, footballer John
Terry would not have won many awards for charismatic appeal even before being
confronted with allegations of racist abuse against a fellow footballer. Consequently most soccer fans were quick to
find Terry guilty as charged.
I must confess that I was surprised at the
allegations, because I have always clung, perhaps naively, to the belief that
if one works and socialises on a regular basis with members of a minority
ethnic group all artificial barriers – race, religion, nationality, sexuality –
collapse in a heap. According to this
theory regular personal contact should remove some of the malevolent myths and
false perceptions initiated by perverted racists, accumulated through time and
sustained through ignorance.
Shakespeare's words from The Merchant of Venice resonate – "I am a
Jew. Hath not a Jew eyes? Hath not a Jew hands, organs, dimension,
senses, affections, passions?" For Jew, interchange black, Asian, gay,
gypsy. After allegations of racism
against footballers John Terry and Louiz Suarez my fear is, that only
infrequently will familiarity of contact reduce racism so ancient, so deep, so
prevalent is the curse that it will tragically continue at best to blight, at
worst to take the lives of millions around the world.
One of the most disturbing aspects of the
allegations made against the footballer, lies in the way they have been
reported and analysed. The impression
created is that racism, in Britain, is confined to the football pitch and to
those who have not enjoyed a full and complete education. The shameful reality is that racism in this
country knows no boundaries, it thrives in the school playground and on the
university campus; it is alive on the shop floor and the factory floor; it lurks
insidiously in the company boardroom and the institutions that constitute the
very infrastructure of United Kingdom plc.
I would suggest that there is more racism among football club directors
than footballer players. How else can
one explain that of the Football League's 92 clubs only two have a black manager?
I never feel comfortable using the pulpit as
a vehicle for criticism or censure of individuals, organisations or governments
who are not present or represented in shul.
I feel that the primary role of the rabbi is to work with and for his or
her congregation and in helping both, rabbi and congregant, to become better
Jews. So my primary task in this address
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within us.
One of the most ancient and enduring, one of
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God and one humanity; it is a teaching
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literature, throughout Jewish prayer and Jewish philosophy. Not only do we all have equal dignity in the
sight of God, according to Jewish teaching, all have equal rights in law. "You shall have one law for the native and
the refugee" (EX 12:49). "You shall not
wrong or oppress the refugee" (EX 22:20).
In the Alenu prayer with which we conclude our Services we pray "Then
all who inhabit this world shall meet in understanding."
Two of the greatest rabbis of the first
century, Akiva and Ben Azzai debated with each other as to which is the most
important verse in the Torah. For Akiva
it is "Love your neighbour as yourself" (Lev 19:18). Neighbour was understood by the sages to be
our fellow human being. For Ben Azzai
the most important verse is "This is the book of the generations of man" (Gen
Most of us would affirm Akiva's choice of
verse but Ben Azzai gives us the religious reason, the intellectual rationale
under-pinning "love your neighbour as yourself". We are all of us – Jewish and non Jewish,
black and white, not just neighbours but family, one family, the family of
humanity. As the Mishna tells us
"Only one human being was initially
created in order to create harmony among humans so that one cannot say to
another 'My ancestor is greater than your ancestor' " (Sanhedrin 4:5). All of us, black and white, Jewish and non-Jewish
are descendants of the same common ancestor and are therefore equal.
There is nothing in Jewish law or literature
to suggest that we Jews are better than others simply by dint of being
Jewish. Most peoples, writing of their national
history, is an opportunity to indulge in unabashed self congratulation. But Jewish history in Jewish hands is written with
a strong streak of self effacement, indeed often self criticism. Even the greatest figure in Jewish history,
Moses, is reprimanded and punished for flashes of frustration, anger and
arrogance. Prophet after prophet in the Bible
castigates his fellow Jews for persistently elevating the importance of ritual
law over ethical practice. Even
collective national tragedies such as the destruction of the Second Temple by
the Romans in 70CE are explained as deserved punishment for "sinat chinam" –
causeless hatred. At the Seder table the
Haggada reminds us that "In the beginning our ancestors were idol
worshippers." What about the concept of
the "Chosen People," I hear you cry – surely that is the definitive expression
of self congratulation? It should be
stressed that in generation after generation our sages explained "chosen
people" not as a compliment or praise but as an individual and collective goal
and aspiration that embraces responsibility not reward – the responsibility to
aspire to be a "Goy Kadosh" a holy nation.
Has this strong streak of self criticism
complemented by centuries of Jewish teaching created a Jewish people free from
thought and acts of racism? For American
Jews there is the pride in knowing that many Jewish leaders supported the Black
American struggle for civil rights marching side by side with Martin Luther
King in the 1960s. In 1994 black leader
Hugh Price proclaimed that "many whites of good will have accompanied us on our
long journey for racial, social and economic justice. None has matched the Jewish community as long
distance runners in the civil rights movement."
So does our American experience prove that we Jews are free of racism?
Hardly, if the modern State of Israel is a microcosm of the Jewish world then
look how in the early years of the State the Ashkenazi establishment treated
the newly arrived Sephardi aliya with transparent disdain. And in more recent years note with shame how
similar disdain has been shown by many Israelis to the 60,000 black Jews
rescued by the State from the poverty and persecution of Ethiopia.
Of all the prejudices in the world racism
directed against Jews, Anti-Semitism, and Black are the most cruel and
dangerous. Anti-Semitism, because it is
the most persistent and pernicious prejudice, incorporating blood libels and
inquisition, expulsion and extermination and still it mutates vigorously, often
viciously, in so many parts of the globe.
Prejudice inflicted on the black community through employment
discrimination and social opprobrium raises the ugly spectre of centuries of
degrading, dehumanising slavery. Insult
a Jewish or black man or woman as fat, ugly, stupid, mean, and it hurts but
hurl the word "Jew" or "black" or their many pejorative substitutes say it with
venom and it hurts to the core evoking images respectively of the Shoah, Holocaust,
and slavery.
But both we Jews and Blacks must learn
positive lessons from our persecution.
If we do not, then we run the considerable risk of viewing respectively
every non-Jew or every white as an actual or potential racist. As Jews we must teach that our recent history
should not focus exclusively on Hitler and Himmler but also Swedish Raoul
Wallenberg, Japanese Sempo Sugiharu and English Frank Foley and the nearly
23,000 other righteous gentiles identified and recognised by Yad Vashem and the
tens and tens of thousands of anonymous gentiles who risked and sometimes
sacrificed, their lives in offering secret sanctuary and so life to their
hunted Jewish neighbours. The Black
community should never forget that in the American Civil War 360,000 died on
the Union side to free four million slaves.
The war was justified, the war was necessary, the cost was immense.
And secondly, the Jewish and black
communities who have suffered longer and deeper hurt than any community in
history should consequently be utterly free of prejudice against each other and
any other people. Take some inspiration
from Eli Pfefferkorn. Pfefferkorn is a
Shoah survivor whose memoir "The Muselmann at the Watercooler" was published
just some months ago. Its content is
moving, penetrating and beautifully written as one should expect from someone
who went on after the war to become Professor of English at Haifa and Tel Aviv Universities
and Brown University USA. He relates
this personal anecdote which took place days after his liberation near
Theresienstadt. "As we walked I saw out
of the corner of my eye two German soldiers bent over digging in a field. 'Let us see what the two are doing' I said to
my buddy. There was a sergeant squatting
next to a Wehrmacht officer. When he
noticed us he stopped digging. Both
looked at us. One impulse I took a loaf
of bread, broke it into two halves, tossed one half to each of them. I made sure to observe the protocol of rank,
honouring the officer first. The
astounded expressions on their faces are etched in my memory." I would suggest that if the human heart can
feel compassion for one's enemy, surely it can also embrace empathy,
understanding, respect, responsibility for one's neighbour.
As a well known Jewish sage, Rav Kook, Chief
Rabbi of the pre-State of Palestine counselled "the causeless hatred of history
needs to be replaced by causeless love"
"Love your neighbour as yourself."
If not love, then surely understanding, respect,
sensibility. Why? Because, as Ben Azzai reminds us, black and
white, Jewish and non-Jewish, we are one, one family, the family of
humanity. This is a lesson for life not
only for John Terry, Luis Suarez but for each one of us.
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Apr 23 2012 07:05 AM #1
how important is it to clear each area's quests?
I seem to be getting a mix of shire, bree and now somewhere else area quests at the same time. I end up with quests that span about 15 levels. Am I supposed to only complete ALL of the shire one and selectively other areas? Or all quests from all areas? or what? I'm level 15 at the moment and getting quests from lvl 5 up to 20. Just want to know if I should be ignoring some or not? I don't want to miss out on possible items/skills but struggling to keep up the lower level clear enough to do quests at my level. Ta
Apr 23 2012 07:11 AM #2
Re: how important is it to clear each area's quests?
You shouldn't worry too much about completing all quests.
There are deeds that relate to the number of quests you complete in each area, but apart from that, there is not much to force you to complete those quests unless you do it for fun (to know the stories and so forth).
The Epic Story, on the other hand despite not being mandatory it is highly recomended because it's extremely well done, provides the best rewards and has one of the best stories I have seen.
Deeds and Epic Story (which has its own deeds) appart, you should be fine skipping some quests.
Apr 23 2012 08:22 AM #3
Re: how important is it to clear each area's quests?
In my experience, each race's starter areas will generally get them to about 15. Then, their paths generally meet up around Bree.
So, if you're already 15+, it's not important to go do the lvl 5-15 quests in Archet, Lindon or Thorin's Hall. Though, those would be the easiest quests to do, if you want to get those deeds for some extra TP.
Apr 23 2012 08:24 AM #4
Re: how important is it to clear each area's quests?
Personally, I do all quests every time I go through area. You get something from all of them - some award XP, other Reputation, yet other some extra silver, other count towards deed that award Virtues and TP etc.
Apr 23 2012 08:26 AM #5
Re: how important is it to clear each area's quests?
Two reasons why you would compelte quests in other starter areas beyond that of your race: 1) you enjoy questing and want to see what other areas have to offer or 2) you want to complete the quest deeds for the virtue bonuses.
Apr 23 2012 08:31 AM #6
Re: how important is it to clear each area's quests?
As stated, it's not really important to complete ALL quests in an area. But it can be fun to do them to help explore the place.
Don't worry about doing quests that are Orange to you, as these will most likely be too high level
Best doing quests in the Blue - White - Yellow range.
Green and Grey quests are below your level and can be dismissed if you wish.
But do, at least, attempt to do the Epic Story line Quests. As long as they are in your level range
Dont forget to visit your trainer every so often, usually on even number levels, to get new skills
Another tip:
For the quests you have, have a look at them read about where they are.
Most quests are grouped so you dont have to keep going back to the same spot.
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Apr 23 2012 09:30 AM #7
Re: how important is it to clear each area's quests?
As lucanthanas says, not very. Deeds available to score so-many quests in each area, but even the third deed usually stops far short of 'clearance'. Epic quests gives the best quest gear, so not much to miss out on from skipping non-epic quests apart from storyline.
It is a sensisible tactic to keep two areas at about the same level on the go at the same time. More than two and you will be hitting your number of quests limit. By having two, if you get stuck in one area, you can level up a bit more by questing in the other area and then go back and clear the first. Similiarly, it is a good idea to 'tidy up' an area you are about to leave, by either completing or abandoning undone quests in that area, so you have free quests slots to use in the next area.
Apr 23 2012 12:04 PM #8
Re: how important is it to clear each area's quests?
3) Reputation. Although for gear, it's true that the best quest gear comes from Epic quests (and in many cases, good crafted gear beats that), many of the regular landscape quests offer reputation as a reward. What's more, it's not always obvious which ones, since often a quest chain starts with a quest giving fairly minimal rewards but it leads to a follow-up quest that offers a reputation reward.
It's largely a matter of personal preference how many quests you choose to complete. I've found it works easier to focus on a specific area at a time, though. I've explained why in another recent thread, so I'll just link to my post there.
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Making his debut as a big-screen director and leading man, RZA—alongside a stellar international cast led by Russell Crowe and Lucy Liu—tells the epic story of warriors, assassins and a lone outsider hero in nineteenth-century China who must unite to destroy the clan traitor who would destroy them all.
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Sept. 19--This column was originally published Jan. 27, 2010
As high-powered consultants plot strategy in the race for U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer's seat, they should factor in Sandy Greiner, a 64-year-old grandmother six times over from Keota, Iowa.
Greiner, her husband and their three sons farm corn and soybeans in a town with fewer than 1,000 people in southeastern Iowa. Don't let appearances deceive you.
Greiner and people like her suddenly became more important to American politics last week because of a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling and the stunning vote in Massachusetts.
Sandra H. Greiner is no neophyte. After 16 years in the Iowa Legislature ending in 2008, she became president of American Future Fund, a nonprofit corporation that espouses limited taxes and opposes President Barack Obama's economic policies and health care proposals.
Entities like Greiner's operate in the shadows. Their donors are anonymous. The power behind them is rarely apparent. It's impossible to track the exact amounts they spend on campaigns in any timely fashion.
Last week's Supreme Court decision opened the way for corporations and unions to spend directly on federal campaigns, which means that groups like Greiner's will be infused with yet more money. Unless federal law is changed, they and their donors will remain hidden from the voting public.
To get an idea of how they operate, look at the race to fill the seat left vacant when Sen. Edward Kennedy died in Massachusetts. That contest portends what could happen in California and in several other states this year.
As Greiner told me by phone this week, she paid attention early to Republican Scott Brown's seemingly quixotic effort to capture the seat controlled for more than half a century by the strongest Democratic dynasty in American history.
No single individual turned the tide against Democratic candidate Martha Coakley. But Greiner's American Future Fund was the first outside organization to enter the fray, launching a television ad 12 days before the election attacking Coakley over taxes.
By the time it was over, American Future Fund had spent about $500,000, and others had piled on with millions more. Republican Brown won in a stunning upset.
"Nobody saw it coming, " Greiner said.
Greiner doesn't hide her pride. American Future Fund raises less than 1 percent of its money from Massachusetts. Nor does it raise much from that other Democratic stronghold, California. But she was able to insert herself into one of the biggest upsets ever in U.S. politics.
"This is the fun part of politics, " Greiner said. "It is fun to sit and dream up stuff that is going to have to make somebody stop what they're doing, and figure out how to respond."
Greiner had plenty of help.
McCarthy Marcus Hennings, Ltd., produced the ads. The firm works for clients that have stakes in federal affairs, including Goldman Sachs, American Insurance Association and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, plus the National Republican Senatorial Committee and Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell.
McCarthy Marcus specializes in independent campaigns. One of its principals produced the infamous Willie Horton ads that helped derail Michael Dukakis' 1988 presidential bid.
Business will pick up for such firms. The high court's decision in Citizens United v. the Federal Election Commission specifically permits corporations to spend on independent federal campaigns.
Pundits from the left fret that the ruling will alter democracy as we know it. From the right, proponents say the ruling reaffirms the First Amendment by granting corporations the rights as individuals.
Both views contain truth. Here's another truth: The public will never know how much corporations or unions give to political groups such as Greiner's. So long as donors want anonymity, the federal system provides ways to spend money without ever being publicly identified.
American Future Fund is a nonprofit corporation similar to the Sierra Club or the National Rifle Association. Such groups file tax returns publicly. But there is no requirement that they identify donors.
Anonymity is one reason people give to such groups. They don't want the "annoyance" of being publicly identified, Greiner said.
Greiner raises some money by sending regular e-mail solicitations. She also relies on larger donors, attracted by the group's message and by the knowledge that they will never be identified.
Some donors fear they might incur the wrath of people who oppose their views. Others know that if they were to donate to candidates, their names would become public, and other candidates would solicit. Once a donor's name becomes public, "everybody else and their dog (is) wanting a piece of the pie, " Greiner said.
Will Greiner jump into the California Senate race?
She says she doesn't know. The roughly $500,000American Future Fund spent in Massachusetts would not go far here, where a week's worth of television time costs $2.5 million or more.
But as Greiner showed voters in Massachusetts, people who help swing the outcome of elections can live halfway across the country.
With the right message and backing, they reach into any state in the union and have an impact on an election. Now that the bosses who control corporations and unions can spend freely on federal elections, they will -- and most of us will never see it coming.
For more information about American Future Fund, please go to The Swarm blog, www.sacbee.com/swarm.
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Center Director
Research: Protein Phosphorylation and Ser/Thr Phosphatases in Cell Signaling
OVERVIEW: Our goal is to discover how intracellular signaling pathways regulate cell proliferation, and survival/apoptosis in cancer. Knowledge of these signaling events, and the enzymes involved, provides the basis for understanding normal physiology as well as the diagnosis, therapeutic treatment and even prevention of human diseases. We primarily use cultured human cells and bacteria to combine functional genomics, biochemistry and cell biology. It is typical for students and fellows to learn and use the full array of molecular and cellular techniques while studying these signaling networks. (e.g. PCR, cloning, mutagenesis, protein expression and purification, tissue culture, transfections, enzyme assays, immunoprecipitations, immunoblotting, microscopy, etc).
Our focus is on protein phosphorylation that controls essentially every process in human cells. Phosphorylation on Ser/Thr residues accounts for >95% of cellular phosphoproteins, the other 5% is Tyr phosphorylation. There are about 500 protein kinases in the human genome, all in one superfamily with conserved 3D enzyme structure and common mechanism of action (blue, see Figure). On the other hand, protein dephosphorylation is catalyzed by different families of protein phosphatases: PTPs (yellow), PPPs (orange), PPMs (green) and HADPs (purple) that have different structures, different active sites and different catalytic mechanisms (Brautigan, 2012 FEBSJ).
The PPP phosphatases have bimetallic actives sites with Fe and Zn (or Mn) and are related in sequence, structure and mechanism to the purple acid phosphatases. Genomics has shown that the PPP enzymes are extraordinarily conserved in all eukaryotes (e.g. mammals, Xenopus, Drosophila, C. elegans, S. pombe, S. cerevisiae). Humans and yeast have about the same total number of PPP genes, in separate functional classes (i.e. PP1, PP2A, PP4, PP6). These classes of PPP are all sensitive to inhibition by nanomolar concentrations of toxins such as calyculin A, okadaic acid, microcystin and cantharidin, produced by marine dinoflagellates, or blue-green algae, or insects. We use these toxins as experimental tools. Individual human PPP proteins can substitute in place of their yeast homologues, but not PPP of other functional classes, showing that individual PPP are functionally equivalent across evolution, but each class has distinctive biological actions. The conservation across species allows us to use the results from genetic experiments in various model organisms to guide our study the human versions of PPPs.
Protein Phosphatase-6 in Cell Cycle, DNA damage
responses and Epithelial Differentiation
Protein Phosphatase 6 (PP6) is a distinct member of the
protein Ser/Thr phosphatase family that is the mammalian homologue of
yeast Sit4. The functions of Sit4/PP6 are conserved, because human PP6
rescues yeast sit4- mutations, whereas other PPP do not. In yeast Sit4
has associated subunits called SAPS and we were the first to clone and
characterize three humans SAPS as specific subunits of PP6 phosphatase
(J. Biol. Chem. 2006). We found that expressing GFP-PP6
compared to GFP-PP2A has effects on G1 to S phase progression in human
prostate cancer cells, influencing the levels of cyclin D1 and
phosphorylation of Rb (Cell Cycle, 2007).
Other evidence points to PP6 in cytokine signaling and pathways leading to activation of NF-kB. PP6 SAPS subunits mediate association with IkBe and alter the degradation of this regulator in response to TNF stimulation (J. Biol. Chem. 2006). PP6 regulates activation of the TAK1 kinase, through interaction with the protein TAB2 (J. Biol. Chem. 2010).
Structural models for SAPS domain in PP6R3. The
sequence of PP6R3 residues 1-513 was used to produce alternate models
based on known helical-repeat proteins (left to right): A- PP2A A
subunit, B- beta-catenin, C- p115 golgin. Predicted alpha helices are
shown in red (convex) and blue (concave), with intervening loops as
strands. Side chains of E63, E64, D113, E204, E205, E259 and E262 are
shown as space-filling models in yellow.
Proteomics of immunoprecipitated SAPS complexes using mass spectrometry here at UVA revealed that these subunits bind a family of Ankyrin Repeat Subunits (we named ARS) that are functionally equivalent to the SAPS themselves in siRNA knockdown assays (Biochemistry, 2008). Thus, we now propose that PP6 is a trimeric enzyme, composed of ARS, SAPS and a catalytic subunit. We have analyzed the structure of SAPS subunits using modeling, to predict a helical repeat arrangement, and find charged residues that are needed for PP6 association (BMC Biochem. 2009). A project is underway to crystallize and determine the 3D structure of the SAPS domain.
DNA-PK, is a Ser/Thr kinase activated following damage to DNA and an initiator of DNA repair by the non-homologous enjoining (NHEJ) pathway. We found that in glioblastomas (brain tumor cells) PP6 and one of its SAPS subunits we call PP6R1 were recruited into the nucleus and into complexes with DNA (PLoS One; 2009) PK. We used deletions and co-immunoprecipitation to show that SAPS1 depends on two separate regions to form complexes with DNA-PK (J. Biol. Chem. 2012). PP6 and PP6R1 both were required for the activation of DNA-PK following ionizing radiation (gamma rays), and for the repair of double strand breaks in DNA, and for the survival of the cells . Thus, inhibiting this action of PP6 makes cells more sensitive to radiation, and may provide new therapies to enhance radiation therapy for otherwise incurable brain tumors. These results led us to generate SAPS1 knockout mice that we are now studying.
Recently we observed that PP6C in human intestinal epithelial cells so visualized by confocal microscopy is localized at cell-cell junctions, in particular at adherns junctions with E-cadherin, not at tight junctions with ZO-1. PP6C and E-cadherin were co-immunoprecipitated to show interaction of the endogenous proteins in epithelial cell membranes. Using inducible lentivirus constructs to switch on shRNA and knockdown PP6C there was a dramatic dissolution of E-cadherin localization from cell-cell junctions. This effect was due to internalization of the E-cadherin, in response to phosphorylation of a CK1 site at S846 in the cytoplasmic tail of the protein. We are pursuing the signaling pathways linking PP6C and E-cadherin proteins.
Breast Cancer and Cyclin D1 Phosphatase
Clinical studies of human breast cancers reveal that the protein cyclin D1 (D1) predicts poor tumor response to tamoxifen, the widely used anti-estrogen chemotherapy. Half of all breast tumors have elevated D1 and those high levels of D1 confer resistance to tamoxifen. Ablation of D1 in animal models by gene knockout or gene silencing arrests cancer cell growth and prevents formation of breast tumors, but in 10 years these discoveries have not translated into clinical treatments. There are still not effective ways to delete or silence specific genes in patients who have cancer. New approaches are needed to eradicate breast cancers by reducing levels of D1.
Other studies of D1 in cancer cells reveal it is constantly consumed by a disposal pathway that is triggered by phosphorylation of D1, a reaction catalyzed by GSK3 and MAPK kinases and reversed by a Ser/Thr phosphatase. Simply put, more phosphorylation of D1, less D1 protein survives. We tested cell-permeable phosphatase inhibitors on human breast cancer cells and found calyculin A increases D1 phosphorylation and causes the cells to rapidly degrade all their D1 and stop growing (Toxins, 2011).
This offers an entirely new approach to treat breast cancer, including, especially, tamoxifen-resistant tumors, by developing a class of drugs that will act as D1 phosphatase enzyme inhibitors. We are working to isolate and determine the subunit composition of the D1 phosphatase and screening libraries of chemical compounds to find novel inhibitors of this phosphatase that could mimic (and replace) calyculin A. Our discovery-based research represents the critical early steps toward the goal of new medicines for breast cancer.
Our work is supported by grants from the United States Public Health Service (USPHS) - National Institute of General Medical Sciences, as well as the UVA Cancer Center, made possible in part by philanthropic donations.
Purifying phosphatases using column chromatography guided by enzyme assays in the Center coldroom. |
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Welcome to my website! I am extremely excited to have you in class this year- I cannot wait to show all my students how much fun music can be! Music has been very important to me my entire life; my hope is to instill my passion for music into future generations of aspiring musicians. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or concerns.
Sing'cerely, Ms.Simons Below is an example of how students earn grades on a daily and weekly basis. I use Microsoft Excel to keep track of grades.
Concert Choir
The Concert Choir is the top auditioned ensemble at Grant High School and is comprised of sophomore through senior men and women. Throughout the school year we work on high quality vocal literature (mostly acapella) and travel throughout the state giving concerts and doing clinics with collegiate music professors. We also spend ample time working on sight-singing, music theory, and dictation skills. The commitment level required to participate in this ensemble is intense, but the rewards are even greater.
Musical (Extracurriular)
The annual school musical is an opportunity for students to participate in a full-fledged musical. Auditions are required and consist of 16 bars of a show tune, a short dance routine, and a memorized monologue. Rehearsals are from 3:30-5:30 Monday through Friday starting after Christmas Break with the performances in mid-March.
Solo & Ensemble (Extracurricular)
Solo & Ensemble is an opportunity for students to prepare a solo art song and perform it for a judge for a rigorous assessment and rating. If a rating of 1 is earned, the student may perform again at the State Solo & Ensemble contest. This is an extracurricular activity, and requires payment of entrance fees from the student. Outside preparation is required as class time will not be set aside for individual rehearsal.
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These are some of my favorite links to support effective teaching and the enhancement of learning.
Podcasts Techtorial http://www.educationworld.com/a_tech/techtorial/techtorial092.shtml Audacity Techtorial http://www.educationworld.com/a_tech/techtorial/techtorial106.pdf Musical Minds: Imagining and Listening to Music http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FkdDX--IaU&feature=related The Effect of Music on the Brain http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUT9UTVrwp8&feature=related Virtual Choir- Eric Whitacre http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7o7BrlbaDs Introduction to Orff http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gcrJt48rHM&feature=related Kindergarten Music Class http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_6x3JpR_ws&feature=related Assistive Technology Reading Pen: This pen is a portable reading device and dictionary. Used just like a highlighter, students simply "scan" text which can then be read aloud to them, defined, and saved for later use. Available with both English and Spanish dictionaries and at different levels (both basic and advanced lexicon), this will help any student who struggles with reading and/or has a visual impairment. http://aatechpro.com/15.html IntelliKeys: This is an alternative to the standard computer keyboard. Anyone who has difficulties using a regular keyboard due to physical, visual, or cognitive disabilities greatly benefit from this product. This allows the keys to be enlarged and be in contrast to each other for easier location for the students. Teachers have many different overlay options; depending on the curriculum and assignment, they can design what keyboard will work best for their student. https://www.intellitools.com/store.php?product_id=76 Content Area Game Divide the class into groups of 3-5 and varying abilities levels. They will visit 10 stations set up through the classroom, each equipped with a song excerpt and a set of Boomwhackers. It is their task to work together to sight sing the music using solfege (the Boomwhackers are there to guide them) and figure out where it comes from. The examples can come from literature they've performed, popular songs, warm-ups, and classic folk songs. They work for 4 minutes at each station. The group with the most songs identified will be the winner!
Women's Choir
The Women's Choir is a non-auditioned ensemble comprised of freshman through senior women. Focus here is given to healthy vocal development and musicianship skills. High quality literature is performed throughout the year at concerts and community events.
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This horrid woman glued her child's hand to the wall and beat her savagely for potty training punishment! She got 99 years in prison.
Personally I would have glued her hands to the wall and beat her savagely then put her in prison! You can go on msn and read it , I don't know how to put things on here.
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I've always said I would never hit a woman. I have to rephrase that now that there are obvious exceptions.
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Very misleading article title IMO
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Mom gets 99 years in prison for gluing tot's hands - Welcome to WOW!
Heres the story. Haymaker don't be an ass.
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I decided to start a new subject rather than add my comment to the "puppy aggression". My GSPs and I are very serious agility competitors. Terra and I also run flyball. One of the rewards and main motivators to build drive especially in flyball is a tug of some sort. My dogs find this very motivating! Terra would rather interact with me and a toy than food. I have never had problems with aggression. When the tug game is over, I end it. The dogs know they must work again for another play session. Terra has no trouble retrieving a bird to hand and is very soft mouthed.
My question is: Terra was only introduced to tug games after she had been trained for basic field stuff. I'm not sure whether this made a difference or not. I will be keeping a puppy from her next and final litter and plan to do everything (field, agility, obedience, show, flyball) with it as well. Should I delay the tug games again or start them right away?
I don't do field work with my GSPs, but have discovered that tug games are a great reward/motivater. I learned about this with flyball, and I too end the game and they have to work for another round of tug. I have since transferred this reward to obedience with my oldest who is really smart and gets easily bored. We still do retrieve work with both dogs and they are still soft mouthed. They also never have shown an agressive bone in them even after the tugging. I can't believe that as long as you are in control and end the game there would be any problem, but again I don't actually hunt with my girls. I will be interested to hear from others on this subject.
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Two years and one snip of the giant scissors later, the Fisher House, a safe-haven for families of ill and injured servicemembers, was dedicated here Sept. 10.
The new facility becomes the 44th Fisher House and is located only steps away from the Eglin hospital and veteran's clinic. It provides free lodging to veterans and military families receiving treatment at military medical centers.
To date, the Fisher House Foundation has helped over 500,000 families.
"As impressive as that is, it's not enough," said foundation president David Coker.
Among those in attendance were Maj. Gen. C.R. Davis, Commander of the Air Armament Center, retired Col. George E. "Bud" Day and U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller.
"They call it a house, but we all know it is much more than that. It's a home," said the congressman.
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Are there any of us without immune dysfunction? I know most of us haven't been adequately tested, but of those who have does anyone remember the proportion that do not have some type of immune dysfunction?
My understanding is that doctors' performance is only judged in terms of the common standards for medical practice--in other words, not by whether it is in accordance with the scientific method or what is true or what is helpful. When a doctor is sued, he only has to show that he did what was considered normal accepted practice. The insurance companies and govt have further standardized medical responses, making medical practice like following standard recipes in a cookbook. Our condition either isn't in the "cookbook" or at the very least, isn't accurately represented there, so doctors not only can get away with repeating all the errors of the past, they are actually expected to--that is, they risk censure and even possible lawsuits if they stray from those "accepted practices". I am constantly annoyed at how ME/CFS, by whatever name, is not in this "cookbook". Further, my most difficult symptoms are also ignored or else linked to other, entirely different conditions. Blood pressure concerns are focussed on high, virtually never on low. Dementia symptoms are linked with Alzheimer's, not what we struggle with decades before medical people would usually consider Alzheimer's. Insomnia which goes on for decades, unlinked to sleep apnea or poor sleep habits--what do they know about this? Exercise which sets people back rather than strengthening them--I could go on. What we have contradicts the norms and stands in the shadows in so many ways. We need our own (bloody, big) chapter in that cookbook!
Then how can you know for sure than an individual has an immune dysfunction? What if in some patients their symptoms have a neurological but not immunological cause?
Hi PhoenixDown, my understanding is that immunological markers peak at about 86% accuracy in diagnosis (lmw RNaseL plus elastase), wherease neurological peak at about 92% (spectral coherance EEG). I have no idea how accurate the latest NK cell dysfunction testing is. In some very short time I expect to see a lot more information. In addition to these vascular testing is also showing promise. ME appears to be multiple system dysfunction: immune, neuro and vascular markers are semi-reliable. I wonder what would happen if we started combining biomarkers? Bye, Alex
Okay, I accept your correction. We CAN blame them. But I still think the only way we're going to be able to effectively change things is to get the CDC to change what's on their website and to get accurate information into the medical schools and textbooks. Those are the sources that average GP's look to for "expert" advise, rightly or wrongly. Getting well done CME courses and grand rounds could help, but you have to persuade the doctors it's worthwhile to attend. There's been so much damage done by inaccurate info about this disease within the medical establishment that it's going to take a long time to undo it, I fear.
I think that definition bothers me even more then the mention of GET. He didnt distinguish at all any difference between chronic fatigue and chronic fatigue syndrome by saying "by defination its fatigue which lasts six months" ..then adding it can have other symptoms but not actually stating that it HAS TO HAVE so many of those other symptoms to be CFS. I hate too that part that "the fatigue dont improve with rest".. I think put that way is confusing to any out there who may have this but are undiagnosed. I know my "fatigue" does "improve" with rest. Most of us do rest a lot as it can help us feel better some. Saying the fatigue dont improve with rest makes it sound like its quite useless us resting.... No wonder everyone who hasnt got ME/CFS likes the idea of suggesting GET to us. It would be correct rather to say that one dont "recover" from ME/CFS by rest as the illness is always there on activity. We cant do much as we get many symptoms when we do, which "may" settle on rest. ........ I think the same. The CDC are the ones responsible for the whole ME/CFS mess and the fact of our doctors pushing GET and CBT cause that is all they had at their site for years.
tania, here's the treatment list at the CDC website at present: Treatment Options There are many different types of treatment and management tools available for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. These include: Professional Counseling Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Graded Exercise Therapy (GET) Symptomatic Treatment Alternative Therapies Support Groups Pharmacologic Therapy Sleep Hygiene Pain Therapy Orthostatic Instability Treatment Antidepressants --END of copy and paste I don't know the history of CDC website information on CFS treatment. Maybe someone else here has saved screen shots.
Yeah they are there now, I believe those other things werent all originally on it. I was happy in more recent times to see those there. I think its got much better with time. I do know that they've changed it many times since I first saw their pages on CFS. The doctors I had in the past who viewed it and hence tried to go by it when the info was poorer.. I dont have now. Im far more knowledable on it. Quite possibly Dr Donohoe read stuff there past times and hence believes there is only GET and CBT and that they are successful.
My mom sent me a clipping of the article, with no letter or explanation. I just ignored it. Now she has sent me an email telling me about a TV show on astronauts with POTS. Apparently CFS-style exercise cures them, and will cure me as well. It doesn't seem possible to counter the garbage spewed out by the press. If I reply that Donahue is wrong, or that GET doesn't work, I'm just being negative and critical. I guess I should just write to her about the fine weather today (50 F. and sunny - woohoo!) and ignore her email. The whole exercise-as-treatment is so obviously bogus. Like many other people here, if exercise were the cure, I would've never gotten sick in the first place!
You know the quote 'Chronic Fatigue that doesn't improve with rest' I was trying to read it from an idiots point of view which is so much easier when i'm brain dead like now, and its as though they're reading... it doesn't improve with rest... therefore stop resting... and if it doesn't improve with rest, it therefore must improve with exerice instead, and because it doesn't improve with rest... rest is therefore unhelpful and not beneficial so stop them from resting as they're making it worse by sitting on their backside all day every day. Could do with updating that sentence to 'Chronic Fatigue that doesn't improve with rest OR exercise.' Just to see what they might come up with then
Foggy, you are so right with "pillock doctor." jimells, sorry to hear that you received the Dr. Donohue column from your mother, and she emailed you about astronauts who exercised their POTS away. Perhaps a letter from me would cure your mother? Hell...Hath...No...Fury..., I had never thought about that interpretation of "Chronic Fatigue that doesn't improve with rest." Oh no.
A lot people will believe on faith that you have a behavioural illness or only have a lack of will power or only have a loss of moral. There is no reasoning with them. There is no evidence that they are willing to accept, it doesn't matter how many times you trying exercise, or going beyond your limits, they will act as if you are a liar if the results of that experiment is that your pain or fatigue worsened. Anything that contradicts their belief system is a lie from their point of view. You just can not reason with their faith. You'd have the same job convincing a Theist that god does not exist. I'm sorry to hear that your mum has this faith.
That is so so true, and it only takes a glance or a sentence to know when you're in the presence of it.
Sad to say, but you are probably right, PhoenixDown, about jimells mom -- and so many family members and friends of people with ME. Thanks for your input.


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Report: Democrats' Small Business Tax Cuts Would Create Nearly One Million Jobs
America's small businesses are powerful engines of job creation and economic growth. That is why Democrats have cut taxes on small business 18 times under President Obama, and are working to pass the Small Business Jobs and Tax Relief Act (S. 2237). A new, nonpartisan analysis has determined that S. 2237 would create nearly one million jobs.
Small Businesses are the Real Job Creators
In America, jobs come from our middle class and small businesses, not from tax breaks that allow millionaires to dodge paying their fair share or encourage companies to ship jobs overseas. Between 1993 and 2009, small businesses were responsible for creating nearly two thirds of net new jobs. The Senate is currently debating the Small Business Jobs and Tax Relief Act, a bill based on bipartisan ideas that would maximize the hiring potential of our nation's small businesses.
The Senate Democrats' small business tax cut proposal was first proposed by President Barack Obama last year. It would give a 10-percent tax credit to businesses that add payroll in 2012, either by hiring new workers or giving raises to existing employees. Companies would be eligible for the tax break on the first $5 million of new payroll, for a maximum credit of $500,000.
A second element of the proposal would allow businesses to write off 100 percent of the value of new capital investments they make in 2012. Current law only allows businesses to write off 50 percent of these costs.
A new economic analysis by Regional Economic Models, Inc. (REMI) estimates that S. 2237 would create nearly a million direct and indirect jobs, two-thirds of which would come from small businesses.
- S. 2237 includes a 10% tax credit on new payroll that will encourage businesses to hire more workers or give employees raises. The Congressional Budget Office has deemed this type of credit as having "the largest effects on output and employment per dollar..." of various ways to spur growth. REMI estimates that the payroll credit could create over 480,000 additional jobs.
- S. 2237 also extends "bonus depreciation," which allows businesses to immediately write off the cost of new investments, lowering business costs and boosting economic activity. The extension of "bonus depreciation" is a bipartisan idea that has broad business support. REMI estimates that extending "bonus depreciation" could create almost 500,000 additional jobs.
- REMI estimates that S. 2237 would create jobs across all states and in nearly every industry, with construction, manufacturing and retail experiencing the most growth. It is estimated that over 93,000 new jobs would be added to the construction industry and nearly 61,000 new jobs would be added in manufacturing.


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Members of the CPS are typically faculty members of Socoiology or Demography departments in Canada, students of those departments, staff of Statistics Canada & other government bodies. In addition, members come from Anthropology, Economics, Geography, Epidemiology & other unversity departments. Members are eligible to vote in CPS elections, present refereed papers to conferences, and receive a subscription to the Canadian Studies in Population.
The Canadian Population Society held its annual meeting on June 5 - June 7, 2013 in Victoria, BC. At these meetings, two recipients of the CPS award were announced. This award honors Canadian scholars who have shown an outstanding commitment to the profession of demography and whose cumulative work has contributed in important ways to the advancement of the discipline in Canada, through publications, teaching and/or service.
Thomas K. Burch (Princeton, 1962)
Dr. Burch's research focus has been on the general area of household and family demography, including marriage, cohabitation, divorce, kinship, and fertility. His most recent works deals with the relations between theory and computer modelling [simulation], and the search for alternatives to logical empiricism as a guiding methodology for empirical [including quantitative] research. This methodological work has led to a re-interpretation of demography as a large body of substantive models of human population dynamics.
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The board of the Unicoi County Community Hospital is making a mistake by not listening to the people of the community. They should have a say or choice where they want to go for medical care.
People in Johnson County, Carter County and Washington County dont have a choice since Mountain States Health Alliance is so greedy and owns all the hospitals. They send out letters thanking you for choosing Mountain States when you dont even have a choice.
You go to the ER and sit for seven hours and still dont even see a doctor even though the heart doctor sent you there. Its a shame the Unicoi County hospital board doesnt care for the people there. After all, its their money and board members need to listen to them.


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24 Feb 2011, written by Revelation 0 CommentsAlthough marching band's get made fun of a lot by the media, they are pretty awesome if you think about it. They are a fraternity of hundreds of kids deep, they get front row for every major sports game, as well as being able to travel with the team, and they get to jam out all day in which some of the kids actually get scholarships for. Doesn't sound so bad to me, and supposedly band chicks are freaks in the bed, that is just what I've heard though. This video below shows George Mason's Green Machine marching band and how awesome school bands can be if the right song is chosen, and you can see how excited they are, especially the creature in the front with the red shirt, geez chill out sparky.


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