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Title: Bad Reputation
Chase: With a nickname like "Sin," it's no wonder they call me the bad boy of hockey. Opponents curse me. Fans scream my name—in the arena and in other, much more private places. Penalties or not, I'm not afraid to dish out a little pain. But pleasure? That's my weakness. And no one knows it better than my best friend, Cassie Desrosiers. I'd have to be blind not to notice her rocking body and teasing grin. So when she invites me along on a trip to Vegas, my curiosity isn't the only thing that's aroused.
Cassie: Chase Barrett is a world-class A-hole. As his best friend, I'm allowed to call him on his BS. Who else is going to do it? Certainly not the puck bunnies swooning at every flex of his biceps. Everyone knows that Chase is the love-'em-and-leave-'em type. There's no such thing as commitment for the king of casual hookups. So why should I care? Maybe because all work and no play makes me a sexually frustrated girl. It's time to put the hockey stud at my beck and call to good use . . . but after a week in Vegas with Chase, I might never want to go back to the real world.
Author: Nicole Edwards
Series: Bad Boys of Sports
Published by LoveSwept Source: Publisher
Published: October 3rd 2017
Genres: Contemporary Romance
Pages: 276
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Have you read the blurb? You know knew what's gonna happen, right? I mean…professional hockey player, female best friends…it's but rocket science. We know what's gonna gotten, right? Yep. You probably do. But I'll be the first to admit that I was pretty entertained by the story. I mean, you didn't like a HEA?
Chase is sinful. Ok. Ok. His nickname is Sin. Mainly because he spends so much time in the penalty box, but his looks and player reputation don't exactly help his cause. Especially considering he's been best friends with Cassie since college, out in that forever friend zone. But it's been years and their relationship has grown. So much so that he spends more time with Cassie than anyone else. And he's afraid someone gonna finally notice.
Cassie is a VP for a huge computer software company (or something like that). Her company is on the verge of launching a new line of geeky stuff and she's completely stressed out. Not just because of work. Her "clock of ticking", her Mom is being, Mom, and she's starting to look at Chase differently. Great timing, right? Throw in a trip to Vegas, and its on!
Like I said before, we know what's gonna happen in the end. But it's the process of getting there that was a cool ride. I enjoyed meeting the support characters. I'm wondering where the series is going even though I'm pretty sure I can guess who's story is next. All in all? This was solid enough that if totally pick up the next book.


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Sacraments are outward and visible signs of the inward and invisible Grace of God.
Through the Sacrament of Baptism, the believer is welcomed into the universal Christian church, which is the Body of Christ. In Baptism, we identify with the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ by dying to sin and rising in Him. God works, in us, the power of forgiveness, the renewal of the Spirit and the promise to be God's people always. The congregation of Riga Church celebrates the Sacrament of Baptism of children, at the request of their parents/guardians, and of believers of every age by declaration.
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Through the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, we remember the table fellowship Jesus shared with his disciples, especially the final meal, before his arrest. In the Lord's Supper, Christians hear, taste, touch and receive the Grace of God through Jesus Christ in a wonderful, unique way. The congregation of Riga Church celebrates the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper on the first Sunday of each month during the Christian year.


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The Lapis web framework is amazing, but we likely want some kind of CSS library as well. Writing CSS from scratch is miserable, even with Sass. That's why we use something like Bourbon and Refills
Spend less time worrying about browser compatibility nonsense, and more time actually designing awesome websites. Straight to the good stuff.
This is also why you should use Font Awesome. The symbol set of 500+ icons is epic, and it just works, brilliantly.
One of the hidden coding challenges is organization. Code can quickly become unwieldy when not arranged and rearranged for clarity and modularity.
This short article is an introduction to how code organization seems to work for Lapis projects, and the necessary statements for accomplishing this task.
The basics of C taught by way of a simple command line version of hangman. This is about as simple a useful C program as can be created.
I know C isn't currently as popular as the likes of Ruby, Angular, Go, Scala, CoffeeScript, etc; but it is still widely utilized in all manner of circumstances for it's incredible speed. It's also the fundamental and foundational programming language, no contest.
These are the things which I believe people must know before they can make programs in java. We will go from easy to hard. I assume you have a rudimentary understanding of procedural programing.
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Emőke Solymosi Tari: THE NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL MASTER LÁSZLÓ LAJTHA
(A summary of his path of life and a draft portrait)
· Who was László Lajtha?
· Childhood, formative years, decisive influences
· The first works and field service in the First World War
· Founding a family
· The years of unfolding and maturity between the two World Wars
· Eclecticism and new humanism
· The polymath
· The cultural diplomat
· Educational work, museum and radio functions, director's posts
· Writer on music
· Church service
· The year spent in London (1947-1948) and the fourteen-year-long state of neglect in Hungary
· Travels in Europe, new hopes – and the sudden end
· Opus numbering, groups of works
Who was László Lajtha?
One of the most important Hungarian composers, ethnomusicologists and music teachers of the first half of the 20th century beside Béla Bartók and Zoltán Kodály – this definition is generally given to identify László Lajtha's position in the history of music. The picture is, however, much more varied as he was a pianist, conductor, church musician, concert editor and propagator of musical knowledge, an expert on the history of instruments, an outstanding figure of international cultural diplomacy, an organizer of Hungarian and European research … The numerous threads of his life form an unmistakenly individual fabric. And though his activities seem to be related in many respects to the work of his ten years older contemporaries Bartók and Kodály, they differ at least as much from theirs. The neglect he experienced throughout his life and the misunderstanding surrounding him to this day derive largely from the fact that he covered a highly individual path of life.
Childhood, formative years, decisive influences
As the firstborn child[1] of a well-to-do and educated middle-class family, János László Lajtha came into the world in Budapest on June 30th, 1892. His father Pál Lajtha, who had conducting ambitions in his youth, played the violin well, moreover, composed music as well, owned a tannery in Bicske and also edited a professional publication. His mother, Ida Wiesel came from Transylvania: she was a non-professional singer and played the piano. Through his mother Lajtha felt Transylvania was his real homeland. His extraordinary talent showed early. "At one and a half I could already spell and as a child of six, I had my favourite books. It was then that I started playing the piano and my first compositions date from the age of seven."[2] French music aroused his interest very early. "At the beginning of the 1900s I wrote large scores in Debussy's style. I must have been in my tens when I got acquainted with Debussy whom I did not understand but his sensitivity moved my deeply."[3] Aged fifteen, Lajtha was admitted to the piano preparatory class of the Academy of Music,[4] later studied composition with Zoltán Kodály and Viktor Herzfeld. As his parents objected to his adopting a musical profession, he acquired a doctor's degree in law (politics) at their request in 1918, in addition to graduating from the Academy of Music (1913). In the meantime, he became absorbed in Bach's counterpoint and attended lectures on Bach at the St Thomas Church in Leipzig (1909[5]) and studied with Liszt's one-time pupil Stavenhagen in Geneva (1910-1911). Encouraged by Bartók, Lajtha spent longer periods in Paris (1911-1913) to study with Vincent d'Indy,[6] one of the founding professors of the Schola Cantorum[7] who regarded César Franck as his model. D'Indy urged the young Hungarian master to grow familiar with early music – particularly with Gregorian Chant and the by then almost completely forgotten 16th- 18th-century masters (and not only the French ones, but also Palestrina, Monteverdi, the Couperins, Rameau etc.) and introduced him by and by into the musical world of Paris. The knowledge and artistic experiences gathered in the French capital became decisive for Lajtha's whole life. "I attended the première of Debussy's last great works[8] and of Stravinsky's Sacre de Printemps [sic] in Paris.[9] The musical atmosphere there impressed me deeply and ranked me once for all with those who felt the need to seek new ways and means to replace the bombastic post-romanticism." In establishing my artistic creed "I was led by Debussy who, as I was immediately aware of, could not imitated; he was only setting an example of how one must not leave the sphere of musicality, of tone and sonority and that everybody must find their own idiom."[10] Apart from Debussy, Ravel appeared no less exemplary for him whose premières he also attended: "As I understand, Maurice Ravel symbolizes the renewal of the musical idiom. Debussy is in my eye the genius who dominates the music of the early 20th century. But did not the genius of the profession belong to Ravel in this period?"[11]
Although Lajtha can be considered to be the mostly "French-orientated" of all composers who have lived in Hungary, and with good reason, this approach can be misleading. All the more so, as he went his own, fairly individual way on which French music was only one of the important influences. To mention only a few: in addition to French music Gregorian chant, Netherlandish and Italian renaissance vocal polyphony, the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and Mozart, whom Lajtha practically idolized, were all decisive in the development of the composer's musical idiom who strove for synthesis. As Tibor Tallián pointed out, the composer was less intent on"learning personal or national motives from the French than the method of free, rational selection, of eclecticism."[12]
One the thickest roots was undoubtedly Hungarian folk music. He started folk music research while still at the Academy: "Following Bartók's example I first went collecting folksongs on my own in 1910[13]. /…/ My first trip led me right to Transylvania and I worked there until the war broke out. I acquired the folklorist's craft there. This folk music became my home and influenced me more than any master. Departing from Bartók's environment, this folk music and the Paris school made me keep the narrow path on which I had set out and which was interrupted by the First World War."[14]
The first works and field service in the First World War
His first opus, a piano work comprising nine fantasias entitled Egy muzsikus írásaiból [Des écrits d'un musicien] was composed in 1912 and published by Rózsavölgyi next year. Lajtha's splendidly beginning career was interrupted by the First World War. Aged 22, he went voluntarily to the front in 1914, motivated by the love of his country and a sense of duty. For his four-year-military service[15] as an artillary officer during which he was twice wounded, he was decorated several times. Nevertheless, the medals could not make up for the lost years.[16] Apart from the Sonata for Piano (op. 3), no other composition was written in these years. Yet Lajtha tried to keep touch with music as well as he could: "I could not stop dealing with music and at the front, in the entrenchment, I always had a sketch-book close at hand into which I entered mostly counterpoint; I practised myself so as not to lose my musical skills once for all. My masters were Bach and Palestrina."[17] In May 1917 he enumerated how he filled the time in the breaks between fights: he read Jean Christophe by Romain Rolland (Bartók called his attention to, saying Lajtha's courage, uprightness, and talent reminded him of the hero of the novel), then Balzac, Dostojevski, medieval Marian legends, old French and old Italian short stories and Busoni's analysis of music aesthetics; besides, he studied the orchestral works of Bartók, Stravinsky, and Debussy, Beethoven's last string quartets,[18] then some weeks later "the score of Mozart's Don Juan" and Bach's fugues…[19]
Founding a family
The young composer and musicologist got acquainted with the student actress Róza Hollós playing the lute beautifully at the very beginning of the First World War. As both families disapproved of their marriage, they got married clandestinely after the war, in 1919. They had two sons: László who became a world-famous cancer researcher in England (he died in 1995) and Ábel living in the United States of America who is still an internationally acknowledged neurochemist, brain researcher. (For a decade and a half beginning with 1948 Lajtha could only maintain contact with his sons through correspondance. The letters always written in two copies[20] provide a rich storehouse of Lajtha-research.) Róza Hollós was a worthy intellectual partner of her husband: she was living exclusively for him even during her widowhood of several decades when she did her utmost for the recognition of her husband. Death took her at the age of 96 in 1990.
The years of unfolding and maturity between the two World Wars
Béla Bartók, Lajtha's piano professor for a while, then his fatherly friend and supporter, made the highly significant remark about Lajtha to an English musicologist[21] as early as in 1920: "Besides Kodály and Lajtha we have no composers of any value."[22] Two years later he called him "a remarkably talented and ventursome composer" remarking that in his early, boldly avant-garde piano works "he presented himself as a follower of the atonal school and as such, stands perhaps closest to Schönberg".[23] In old age Lajtha mentioned that Schönberg had his early piano works performed in the society Privatafführung für Neue Musik[24] in Vienna. He soon departed, however, from the "Schoenbergian road" and it became characteristic of him from the twenties to reach back to earlier styles and construction manners as well as look for synthesis.
It was of great importance for his international fame that the foundation of an immensely rich American maecanes, Elisabeth Sprague-Coolidge not only rewarded his Third String Quartet (op. 11) with a considerable some of money in 1929 but also promoted the performance of the work in several American and European cities. The Second String Trio (op. 18, 1932) also belongs to Lajtha's early great successes as a composer; its dedicatee Romain Rolland thanked for it with words of the highest appreciation.[25]
In the period between the two World Wars his relations with the world of Parisian artists continued and developed. Several of his works were performed with great success and Lajtha was appreciated by the musicians and the public alike. When the international society Triton aiming at presenting new music was formed in 1932,[26] the first item of the introductory concert was the Third String Quartet (op. 11, 1929) by the Coolidge-Prize-winner Hungarian László Lajtha.[27] It was also in Paris that he found a publisher, Alphonse Leduc's firm[28] he remained faithful to for three decades and a half.[29] (A minor part of his works was printed by Rózsavölgyi of Budapest, Universal of Vienna and Salabert of Paris.) He maintained friendly relations both with the Leduc family and several notabilities of the intellectual life of the time: "I can say, I met, had discussions and contact with the greatest figures of the time, moreover, through my work Paul Valéry, T. S. Eliot, Huizinga, Madariaga, Foçillon, Thomas Mann, Florent Schmitt, Debussy were added to the row later and I could continue the list with Hindemith, Bartók, Kodály until Prokofiev who left for Russia from my flat after his last European trip … Honegger, Milhaud… I am practically unable to recount beside how many poets, writers, painters, great men I held my own through my simple human being …"[30] – he remembered to Zsuzsanna Erdélyi. One could long continue the line with further composers (Ravel, Roussel, Barraud, Poulenc, Ibert, Messiaen, Auric, Tibor Harsányi living in Paris etc.), performing artists (Nadia Boulanger, Robert Casadesus, André Navarra etc.), musicologists (Jacques Chailley, Constantin Břailoiu, and János Gergely living in Paris etc.).[31]
Eclecticism and new humanism
Lajtha had equally strong ties to the west, notably to the Latin, classical culture, chiefly to Paris, which was unusual in Hungary at the time and to the east, that is to Hungary, particularly to Transylvania from the outset. However, it did not mean duality for him as he had the view that "through our Hungarian qualities we are linked to Latinism.[32] He asserted with a certain pride: "Bartók /…/ always called me Latin in some respect."[33] Nevertheless, his contemporaries and perhaps even his present-day audiences were and are still perplexed by the widely ramifying roots, the eclecticism of Lajtha's art. (As Tibor Tallián remarked:[34] contrary to the French where the "rational and refined harmony" of different styles and stylistic elements always passed for a tradition, the eclectic composition manner characteristic of Lajtha as well always had a pejorative overtone in Hungary because of the "command of national stylistic identity".
Lajtha described his situation with a certain irony: "I have come to meet a strange fate. In Hungary, it is mostly claimed that the French-like quality is one of the chief characteristics of my music whereas in France Hungarian folklore is mentioned even in cases when I believe and can prove that there are no traces of folklore in that music."[35] Folk music (just as early 20th-century French music) meant for him a way out of the "cul-de-sac" of romanticism: "the composer can be renewed in and strengthened by it if he enters into its spirit, its humanity and does not get stuck with its outward appearance; if folk elements get integrated into his idiom so organically and to such an extent that they speak thereby to every people." He was convinced that "European culture was one and indiviseble".[36] As he often stated, he wanted to write European music in the spirit of "new humanism"[37]. In a letter to his sons[38] he practically defined his own position in the history of music: "If there is something new in the role I wish to assume in the history of music, it lies in returning the music to humanism after the many »isms«. To humane man without immense gestures, so-called depths, the way music was in Haydn's and Mozart's hands." He considered that strong national roots formed the basis of the music of international validity. The ideas he worded in connection with his highly appeciated master Debussy can also be regarded as part of his artistic creed: "Real greatness is able to give and accept, to be national and international at the same time. It widens the boundaries of national culture, accepts every trend of the universal human coming his way and does not know the narrow, secluded animosity mocked to be national."[39] In the same radio programme he said: "he who shows the genuine native road to the art of his native country, who roots deeply in the traditions of ingenious culture, will create – if he is a genuine personality and a genuine artist – works of universal significance, however hard he tries to create something exclusively national."[40]
The polymath
Lajtha moved with equal ease between west and east and among historical eras. He was fascinated by the latest technique, for example, he was one of the first to urge that folk music should be recorded together with its authentic environment, the customs pertaining to it and the dances on sound film. He also liked to go back into earlier centuries, which is borne out by his compositions on the one hand and his educational work, on the other, putting special emphasis on letting his students be acquainted with Renaissance, Baroque and classical masters. He saw European arts in their integrity from the ancient Greeks onwards and chose freely as a composer from various styles and stylistic elements. He was extremely susceptible to fine arts and literature. Moreover, the books in his estate (and the entries he made into them) prove that he was passionately interested in certain branches of sciences (physics, astronomy etc.) as well. He was a man of exceptional erudition, a musician of unparalleled wide intellectual horizon. As László Fábián[41] worded it, who knew him well: "He embodied the type of deeply cultured polymath and humanist."[42]
The diplomat of culture
Lajtha started his cultural diplomatic work in the late 1920s. At the First International Congress on Folk Art organized by the Committee of Intellectual Cooperation of the League of Nations in Prague in 1928 he attracted great attention by his paper on folk games and dances in Hungary (and their collecting methods, respectively).[43] From this time onwards he spent longer periods in Paris once or twice a year. Some years later he was already elected president of the folk music and folk dance department[44] of the International Committee of Folk Art and Folk Traditions[45]. As an expert he received several commissions: "In 1931 I became »expert permanent« of folk music at the »Institut International de Coopération Intellectuelle« of the League of Nations residing in Paris and later when Bartók was hindered in participating because of his other work /…/, the »expert musical« of »Lettres et Arts«[46]." In 1947 he took part in the institution of the International Folk Music Council functioning under the auspieces of UNESCO with headquarters in London and was "member of the executive board" to his death. As an organizer of research he was greatly appreciated and recognized; he kept performing this work whenever history provided an opportunity for it.
Educational work, museum and radio functions, director's posts
Lajtha started passing on his knowledge at the earliest time possible. Hardly had he returned from the front when he was already appointed teacher at the National Conservatoire in 1919. He taught mainly composition and chamber music and for a shorter while music theory, method, knowledge of music literature, string quartet playing. He introduced the teaching of Hungarian folk music and devoted himself to the schools' choir. Lajtha was an extremely many-sided, legendarily exacting, strict and consistent teacher. Among his pupils we find János Ferencsik, Vilmos Tátrai,[47] János Starker, and András Kórodi.[48] Early 1947 Lajtha was appointed director, next summer director-general of the National Conservatoire. In 1949 his job was terminated. (In 1951-1952 he could return to teaching among institutional frames for an academic year: he taught folk music practice for students of the Academy of Music.)
He started working for the Hungarian National Museum at the age of twenty-one, first taking care of the instrument collection, then – as a successor to Bartók – heading the folk music department. In 1946 he was charged with "directing the Hungarian Ethnographic Museum and elaborating its work schedule".[49] Some months later he had to resign his post of director. He was elected vice-president of the Hungarian Ethnographic Society in 1947.[50]
From 1935 to 1938 Lajtha directed the music programmes of the Hungarian Radio's adult education classes, then was musical director of the Radio for a year and a half after 1945[51]. He had a decisive role not only in reorganizing the orchestra and developing it to a symphonic ensemble but by elaborating a high standard and balanced programme structure even in our view in laying the foundation of the Hungarian radio's up-to-date musical culture. During his term as director, he prohibited the transmission of his own works.
Writer on music
Indicative of Lajtha's achievements as a musicologist and writer on music are the ninety works written in different genres.[52] The most remarkable products of his early years are the studies on the history of instruments. Of his works dealing with folk music the five volumes of Népzenei Monográfiák [Ethnomusical monographs] are the most remarkable, that is Szépkenyerűszentmártoni gyűjtés (1954), Széki gyűjtés (1954), Kőrispataki gyűjtés (1955), Sopronmegyei virrasztó énekek (1956), Dunántúli táncok és dallamok (1962) [Collection of Szépkenyerűszentmárton, Collection of Szék, Collection of Kőrispatak, Vigils of Sopron County, Dances and Melodies of Transdanubia]. Since Lajtha thought it best to preserve folk music in its original, sounding form, he devoted himself with tremendous energy to making the series generally referred to as Patria records[53] from 1937 to his death. He was also active as a journalist: his articles and music reviews appeared in Protestáns Szemle between 1927 and 1933, later he published articles in the Nouvelle Revue de Hongrie.
Church service
In addition to his many occupations Lajtha regularly performed church service. Beside being a presbyter,[54] he directed the Goudimel choir of the Reformed Church on Szabadság square from 1926 to 1944[55] to which an instrumental ensemble formed by him in 1941 was added. He prepared the concerts organized in the basement hall of the church capable of holding 450 with the thoroughness and uncompromising artistic attitude characteristic of him. He both conducted and held educational lectures, analyzing the works.[56] Lajtha himself was Calvinist, his wife Róza Hollós Catholic, but he never made a difference between religions. For him faith was "the only everlasting force. You may be disappointed with everything, but you can never be disappointed with humanity and Christ if you have faith. If this faith is lost, the vacuity of this chaotic world will befall us."[57]
The year spent in London (1947-1948) and the fourteen-year-long state of neglect in Hungary
In 1947-1948 László Lajtha and his family were staying in London in so far never-experienced sound financal circumstances and comfort for a year. He received a commission from the director-producer Georg Hoellering (he was working with for the second time[58]) to write music to a film based on T. S. Eliot's[59] verse drama Murder in the Cathedral[60] (about the martyrdom of Thomas Becket). In the English capital Lajtha started composing his comic opera in two acts A kék kalap [The Blue Hat] to a French libretto by the Spaniard Salvador de Madariaga. When the film music-writing agreement ended, a lot of people expressed their fear for Lajtha to return to Communist Hungary. However, he could not be convinced to stay; his heart drew him back. At home, he did not hide his opposition to Communist rule; the great number of friends in the western countries made him suspicious anyway. For fourteen years he applied in vain for permission to travel, the only time he received a passport to attend a congress in Copenhague he was merely allowed to stay for a few days.[61] He was refused to leave the country even when he was elected among the immortals of the French Academy (Institut de France – Académie des Beaux Arts) in 1955,[62] although such an honour had never been bestowed on a Hungarian composer before László Lajtha. [63] His works were seldom performed in Hungary;[64] he was deprived of all means of subsistence by losing not only his leading posts but practically all possibility to earn money. It was no relief when he was awarded the Kossuth-Prize for his ethnomusicological work in 1951. He distributed the money that went with it among the more needy and humiliated people. He never surrendered, never abandoned his principles. In his eyes compromise was a sin.[65] He kept composing intensively in times of the greatest hardship; there emerged a whole range of symphonies (among others his seventh symphony op. 63 written as a desperate echo of the suppressed revolution of 1956[66]), chamber music and church compositions. His music did not meet the requirements of the cultural policy of the time: Lajtha was considered a follower "of western European cosmopoliticism and formalism".[67] Their common work with Áron Tamási (A bújdosó lány [The girl in exile], 1953) was qualified a chauvinistic, irredentist incitement and banned. In 1958 he wrote: "this season no works of mine were performed at public concerts in Hungary, moreover, at the popular concerts to be given in the Károlyi garden this summer an orchestral work by about twenty Hungarian composers starting with Kodály will be performed, I am the only composer who has been left out completely, who has no work to be played. It has naturally political reasons, which I was also told."[68] In the meantime his works were regularly performed in the west by outstanding artists, received favourable critical acclaim, yet Lajtha could only know of these successes from his friends's letters living in the western countries and from newspaper articles sent to him.[69] He considered the possibility of emigrating repeatedly. His string quartets, church music, and particularly his symphonies were received by the western audiences with great enthusiasm. (Lajtha's remarkable symphony output is unique in the history of 20th-century-Hungarian music). When reporting on the Paris success of his last three symphonies (seventh, eigth and ninth), one of his French reviewers who knew excellently his path of life and oeuvre, called him one of the greatest symphonic composers of the 20th century[70] remarking that it was in this genre that the Hungarian master was both the most personal and of the greatest international validiaty. Lajtha's independence from Hungarian (and partly from foreign) musical trends is mostly characteristic of this last period of life, of this more than a decade spent in "internal exile". As Melinda Berlász puts it, Lajtha was then "an exceptional individualistic creative phenomenon representing a striking contrast to expectations and obligations."[71]
From the summer of 1951 onwards the Ministry of Public Education gave support to the establishment of a steady folk music research group directed by Lajtha and provided for its regular work. From 1953 to his death Lajtha spared no effort to visit localities in Transdanubia with his young colleagues Zsuzsanna Erdélyi and Margit Tóth and performed invaluable work by making research into, transcribing and ordering systematically historical, vocal and instrumental folk music.
The only way to keep contact with friends in France and Western Europe in all these years was correspondence. He was musical adviser to the French Institute in Budapest until his death making not only suggestions concerning concert programmes and the artist to be invited, but was also involved in organizing. For his work he was remunerated; this is now the Institute wished to contribute to his subsistence.[72]
Travels in Europe, new hopes – and the sudden end
At the end of his life it must have been a great comfort to him that at long last he was allowed to travel again to the West in 1962 and was celebrated in Oslo, London, Paris, Strasbourg and Monte-Carlo. Seven years after having been elected member of the French Academy, he could finally take his chair, delivered scholarly lectures, conducted and attended the première of his works, was on the jury of a composers' competition and could meet members of his family (he got to know his sister-in-laws and two of his four gandchildren then), friends and his publisher Leduc who offered him and his wife an one-year invitiation. He intended to return to Hungary for some months only. While at home, he threw himself once again into folk music collecting and was full of plans and energy concerning compositions and first performances. However, a few days after his return from his last collecting trip,[73] on February 16th, 1963, the second cardial infarction put a sudden end to his life.
It speaks eloquently for the lack of appreciation in Hungary that for a long while after his death there was only a commemorative plaque on the Lajtha-house (Budapest, fifth disctrict, Váci street 79[74]) stating that Franz Joseph I visited the catafalque of one of his ministers there.[75] The lines commemorating Lajtha were later placed into the ornamental frame of the same plaque. His greatest recognition was the Hungarian Heritage Prize given posthumously in 2001[76].
Opus numbering, work groups
László Lajtha provided 69 compositions of his with opus numbers, six of which were lost[77] and the opus number of a seventh lost work was given to an early composition.[78] Three opus numbers comprise more than one work.[79] He did not number his folksong arrangements and some of his art music compositions either.[80] Numerous works are still unpublished. He created instrumental works in the first place; the bulk of his oeuvre is made up by 9 symphonies and 10 string quartets.
Work groups:
· stage works (3 ballets and 1 comic opera)
· orchestral works (16 altogether, among them 9 symphonies, 5 suites)
· works for chamber orchestra (4, among them two sinfoniettas)
· choral works (4)
· church music (5 works, among them 2 masses, Magnificat)
· vocal solo works with instrumental accompaniment (3 works of which only Trois nocturnes has an opus number)
· chamber music (27 works, among them 10 string quartets)
· works for solo instruments (7 works for piano, 2 without opus number, 1 work for flute)
· film music (4, three of which are provided with opus number)
· folk music arrangements (without opus number)


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VA – Mystic Vocation compiled by Emiel
Artist: Various
Label: Sangoma
Catalogue: SANCDG09
Release: May 2015
Format: CD/Digital
Mastering: EVP @ Wild Mastering
Artwork: Luminokaya
Another chapter of the Sangoma saga unfolds. We are excited to present our new compilation "Mystic Vocation", compiled by none other than label head Emiel. The theme of this release and artwork by Luminokaya is inspired by shamanism, which will reflect in the musical selection as well. Deep mystical sounds to sync you with your inner landscapes to explore the three worlds. The mystical vocation of the shaman is the inner urge to heal often resulting from being chosen by the spirits. Audio masters and sonic sorcerers from all continents have gathered and contributed to this release and guarantee diversity with unique tracks fresh from the source. Emiel managed to skillfully select a wide range of timeless music and create a storyline that will leave no questions unanswered.
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Charles Schwab: On the MarketPosted: 10/31/2016 4:15 PM ET
Uncertainty Keeps Markets Rangebound
U.S. equities finished modestly lower and near the unchanged mark, as investors look ahead to monetary policy meetings out of the U.S., the U.K. and Japan, as well as Friday's domestic jobs report, to gain more clarity. M&A activity dominated the equity front, headlined by Dow member General Electric's oil and gas combination with Baker Hughes and CenturyLink's tie-up with Level 3 Communications. Treasuries were modestly higher, following mixed economic data, while crude oil prices continued to selloff, exacerbated by disappointing OPEC talks over the weekend. Gold was higher, while the U.S. dollar was nearly flat.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) declined 19 points (0.1%) to 18,142, the S&P 500 Index was nearly unchanged at 2,126 and the Nasdaq Composite ticked nearly 1 point lower to 5,189. In heavy volume, 1.0 billion shares were traded on the NYSE and 1.7 billion shares changed hands on the Nasdaq. WTI crude oil tumbled $1.84 to $46.86 per barrel, wholesale gasoline ticked $0.03 lower to $1.42 per gallon and the Bloomberg gold spot price rose $2.58 to $1,278.05 per ounce. Elsewhere, the Dollar Index—a comparison of the U.S. dollar to six major world currencies—was nearly unchanged at 98.35.
Dow member General Electric Co. (GE $29) announced that it will combine its oil and gas business with Baker Hughes Inc. (BHI $55). Under the terms of the deal, Baker Hughes shareholders will receive a special one-time cash dividend of $17.50 per share and 37.5% of the new company. GE will own 62.5% of the company and the transaction is expected to close in mid-2017. Both GE and BHI finished lower.
CenturyLink Inc. (CTL $27) announced an agreement to acquire Level 3 Communications Inc. (LVLT $56) for $66.50 per share in cash and stock, in a transaction valued at about $34.0 billion, including the assumption of debt. Under the terms of the deal, LVLT shareholders will receive $26.50 per share in cash and a fixed exchange ratio of 1.4286 shares of CTL for each share they own. Shares of CTL were lower, while LVLT gained solid ground. Both companies separately reported 3Q earnings results, with CenturyLink topping profit forecasts and matching revenue expectations, while Level 3 missed estimates.
Cardinal Health Inc. (CAH $69) reported fiscal 1Q earnings-per-share (EPS) ex-items of $1.24, above the $1.21 FactSet estimate, with revenues rising 14.0% year-over-year (y/y) to $32.0 billion, north of the expected $31.1 billion. Shares were nicely higher despite the company lowering its full-year EPS guidance, as its pharmaceutical segment profit is expected to be down y/y, due to generic pharmaceutical pricing and reduced levels of branded inflation.
Personal income and spending rise
Personal income (chart) was 0.3% higher month-over-month (m/m) in September, below the Bloomberg forecast of a 0.4% rise, and compared to August's unrevised 0.2% increase. Personal spending gained 0.5% last month, north of the expected 0.4% increase and versus August's downwardly revised 0.1% dip. The September savings rate as a percentage of disposable income was 5.7%. The PCE Deflator was up 0.2%, matching expectations. Compared to last year, the deflator was 1.2% higher, in line with estimates. Excluding food and energy, the PCE Core Index moved 0.1% higher m/m, matching expectations, and the index was up 1.7% y/y, in line with estimates.
For more on the consumer, see Schwab's Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders' latest article, Vertigo: Effect of Spiking Healthcare Costs on Consumers, at www.schwab.com/marketinsight and follow Liz Ann on Twitter: @lizannsonders.
The Chicago Purchasing Managers Index (chart) fell but clung to expansion territory (above 50), after dropping to 50.6 in October from 54.2 in September and versus expectations of a dip to 54.0. New orders, production and inventories declined, while order backlogs and employment rose.
The Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index improved to -1.5 for October, from September's unrevised -3.7 level, with economists forecasting an increase to 2.0. A reading below zero denotes contraction in activity.
Treasuries were higher, as the yield on the 2-year note lost 1 basis point (bp) to 0.85%, while the yields on the 10-year note and the 30-year bond dipped by 3 bps to 1.83% and 2.59%, respectively. Bond yields have given back some of a recent rally that has come from some relatively upbeat economic data and elevated Fed rate hike expectations and Schwab's Chief Fixed Income Strategist, Kathy Jones notes in her article, Are Bond Yields About to Rise?, the shift to higher yields is likely to be slow, in our view, but markets don't appear to be prepared for the change. We suggest investors prepare for a potential rise in bond yields by trimming exposure to bonds with either long durations or high credit risk. Read more at www.schwab.com/onbonds and follow Kathy on Twitter: @kathyjones.
A heavy week of data will continue tomorrow, with key reads on October manufacturing activity, courtesy of the ISM Manufacturing Index and the final Markit Manufacturing PMI Index (economic calendar). ISM's index is projected to tick higher to 51.7 from 51.5 in September, while Markit's index is estimated to be unrevised at 53.2, and up from September's 51.5 level. Readings above 50 denote expansion. As well, construction spending will be reported, forecasted to have risen 0.5% m/m during September, following the 0.7% decline seen in August.
However, Wednesday's monetary policy decision from the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) and Friday's October nonfarm payroll report are poised to command most of the attention, with traders looking to clear up uncertainty regarding a December rate hike.
As noted in the recent Schwab Market Perspective: Looking Past the Election, economic data continues to support a sluggish growth narrative, although there are glimmers of hope that we could see at least a modest acceleration in 2017. Barring a surprise move on Wednesday, which could jolt the market as odds of a hike at that meeting remain low, the focus on the Fed will move back to the forefront following the election, with all eyes on the December meeting. Fed members have been preparing the market and investors for a hike, and we believe, after several false starts, it will actually follow through this time around. Perhaps equally as important will be the message the Fed sends around the next two meetings regarding what it may be looking to do into 2017. Read more at www.schwab.com/marketinsight. Be sure to follow Schwab on Twitter: @schwabresearch.
Finally, with U.S. political risk hamstringing the global markets Schwab's Vice President of Legislative and Regulatory Affairs, Michael T. Townsend offers his latest article, Final Clinton-Trump Debate Sets Up a Sprint to the Finish Line, as part of our election 2016 commentary at www.schwab.com/insights/category/election-2016, where you can also find timely analysis of The Stock Market and Election Cycles.
Europe sees red, Asia mixed amid lingering uncertainty
European equities finished lower, with oil & gas issues seeing pressure after talks over the weekend between the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) yielded no new developments regarding a production cut. Also, global sentiment was stymied by flared-up U.S. Presidential uncertainty as the November election looms, while Italian banking concerns resurfaced. In economic news, preliminary eurozone 3Q GDP rose at a 0.3% quarter-over-quarter (q/q) pace, matching forecasts and 2Q's expansion, while output grew 1.6% year-over-year, in line with estimates and the prior quarter's gain. However, German retail sales unexpectedly dropped in September. Schwab's Chief Global Investment Strategist Jeffrey Kleintop, CFA, offers timely analysis of the global economic picture in his article, World Tour: An Around The World Look At the Economic Landscape, at www.schwab.com/oninternational, and follow Jeff on Twitter: @jeffreykleintop. The euro was lower versus the U.S. dollar and British pound reversed to the upside in late-day action, while bond yields in the region dipped.
Stocks in Asia finished mixed, as the global markets remain uncertain regarding the presidential race in the U.S., while the world monetary policy landscape continues to garner attention, with decisions looming in the U.S. and U.K. this week, and the Bank of Japan expected to announce its policy stance tomorrow. For our latest analysis of Japan's monetary policy, see Schwab's Jeffrey Kleintop's, CFA, article, Going Godzilla: What has the Bank of Japan Unleashed?, at www.schwab.com/oninternational. The persistent pressure on crude oil prices also bogged down the energy sector, exacerbated by no production cut agreement following weekend talks between OPEC. Stocks in Japan dipped on the heels of a disappointing September industrial production report, which may have overshadowed some weakness in the yen and the announcement that the nation's three largest shipping companies agreed to combine their container operations. Mainland Chinese equities and those traded in Hong Kong also dipped, while South Korean listings declined markedly, even as a report showed the country's industrial production unexpectedly rose in September. Strength in Australian mining issues gave that nation's markets a boost, as China strengthened its currency, more than offsetting sluggishness in oil & gas stocks and a drop in the tech sector. Finally, markets in India were closed for a holiday.
Tomorrow, the economic calendar overseas will focus primarily on the Asia/Pacific region, with South Korea set to release CPI and the trade balance, as well as China's trade balance and manufacturing and non-manufacturing PMIs, and Japan's manufacturing PMI. In addition to the aforementioned monetary policy meeting of the Bank of Japan, the Reserve Bank of Australia will also meet to discuss policy, with no change to its benchmark rate expected.


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Mikroskopie und histologische Färbungen
Immunsera, Antikörper
Markermoleküle, Konjugate
Immunfärbung, andere Ligandendarstellung
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Mikroskopie und histologische Färbungen
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Histological staining techniques
Wolf D. Kuhlmann
Division of Radiooncology, Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum, 69120 Heidelberg, Germany
Histological techniques have traditionally been important to detect and to analyse cellular compounds. The principle of histological staining relies on the treatment of tissue sections with dyes in solution which will react more or less specifically with defined cell and tissue structures. In the course of further developments of microscopical stainings, a significant step forward was obtained with the introduction of enzyme histochemistry. In the meantime, however, enzyme histochemistry in its strict sense has become a limited role. With the use of antibody labelings, originally introduced by AH COONS in 1941 as immunofluorescent technique, immunohistological methods are now regarded as tools with greater potential. This holds especially true with the introduction of new fluorochromes and the development of new types of microscopes.


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Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Auger Out for Season With Shoulder Injury
Boy, you just hate to see this. Just days before the start of the Division III (Class M) boys basketball season, one of the state's best young players has suffered a season-ending injury.
"Mike Auger is out for the season with a torn labrum" said Hopkinton head coach Dave Chase.
Auger, a 6'5" forward for Hopkinton, is the #2 ranked sophomore in the NHIAA. He has really improved his game a lot over the course of the spring and summer by playing for the Mass Rivals AAU program. He now has the ability to face-up, knock down shots and put the ball on the floor in addition to a strong inside game.
This a tough blow for the Hawks as well as Auger, who is a talented player and a very hard worker. He would have been one of the top players in D-III this year. With Auger healthy, not only would Hopkinton have one of the division's best players but they would be returning 4 starters and 10 players off last year's playoff team. They will still be a good team, but Auger is their go-to-guy and leading rebounder as well.
Auger is having surgery on Wednesday, best of luck to him with the surgery and recovery.
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Angie's Recipe of the Day: Primal Cauliflower Casserole
Angie's Recipe of the Day: Primal Cauliflower Casserole
- 2 heads of cauliflower
- 4-5 pieces of bacon
- 6 green onions
- 1- 1½ sticks of pastured butter
- ¼ cup heavy cream
- 6 oz of chèvre (goat cheese)
- Salt and pepper, to taste
- Cut up cauliflower. Put in large stock pot and cover with water.
- Bring to a boil on high heat. Continue boiling until cauliflower is very soft when stuck with a fork. Drain in colander.
- While cauliflower is cooking, bake bacon in oven on 400 for 15 minutes or until crisp. Drain on paper towel and then crumble.
- Chop up green onions. Melt butter in stock pot on low heat. Add green onions and sauté until soft. Turn off heat.
- Return cauliflower to the pot and add heavy cream. Mash with a potato masher.
- Add chèvre, crumbled bacon, sea salt and pepper to taste. Blend well.
- Put in baking dish prepared with coconut oil and bake at 350 for 30 minutes.
- Serve hot.
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Clinical Veterinary Microbiology Elsevier eBook on VitalSource (Retail Access Card),2nd Edition
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This beautifully illustrated, comprehensive reference provides concise information on the materials and methods of bacteriology, mycology, and virology. The book covers the collection, isolation, and culture of diagnostic specimens, with detailed notes on the biochemical, serological and other tests currently used to identify and distinguish between microbial pathogens. The new edition sets out to provide the most up-to-date account of all the clinically and economically important pathogens, including Bovine Spongiform Encephalomyeltis, Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease, E-coli, and Salmonella. The clear, accessible format, together with the complete revision of the content, makes this a valuable resource.
"This book, co-written by five specialists provides a complete and up-to-date source of information for everything related to infection". Reviewed by: Fabienne Dethioux, Tomorrow's Vets Date: December 2014
"This book, co-written by five specialists provides a complete and up-to-date source of information for everything related to infection". Reviewed by: Fabienne Dethioux, Tomorrow's Vets Date: December 2014
Key Features
- High quality full colour photography - Essential for accurate diagnosis
- Fully revised pathogenicity sections taking into account the major discoveries/incidences of the last 3-5 years
- Reclassification of viruses, including changes to nomenclature
- Appendices of Infectious Diseases - Fast access to vital information
- Unique and practical inclusion of virology, bacteriology and mycology in one text
New to This Edition
- Greatly expanded chapter on viruses
- More on PRIONS (including BSE)
- Reclassification of viruses - many changes to nomenclature
- Fully revised pathogenicity sections
- Revised/complete coverage of E coli 0157
- Revised Systems section
- Complete update of Infectious Diseases coverage in the appendices
Contents list of the first edition, with new subjects listed below:
Section 1 : General Procedures in Microbiology
Safety in the Laboratory
Collection and submission of diagnostic specimens
Essential equipment and reagents for a veterinary diagnostic microbiology laboratory
Bacterial pathogens: Microscopy, culture and identification
Diagnostic Applications of Immunological Tests
The Isolation and identification of viral pathogens
Antimicrobial agents
Section 2: Bacteriology
Staphylococcus species
The Streptococci and related Cocci
Corynebacterium species and Rhodococcus equi
The Actinomycetes
Mycobacterium species
Listeria species
Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae
Bacillus species
Non-spore forming anaerobic bacteria
Clostridium species
Pseudomonas species
Aeromonas, Plesiomonas and Vibrio species
Actinbacillus species
Pasteurella species
Francisella tularensis
Brucella species
Campylobacter species
Haemophilus species
Taylorella equigenitalis
Bordetella species
Moraxella species
Glucose non-fermenting, Gram-negative bacteria
The Spirochaetes
Miscellaneous Gram-negative bacterial pathogens
The Chlamydiales (Order)
The Rickettsiales (Order)
The Mycoplasmas (Class: Mollicutes)
Bacterial food poisoning
Section 3: Mycology
Intorduction to the pathogenic fungi
The dermatophytes
Aspergillus species
The pathogenic yeasts
The dimorphic fungi
The pathogenic Zygomycetes
The subctaneous Mycoses
Mycotoxins and Mycotoxicoses
Section 4: Virology (including Prions)
Classification and Characterisation of Viruses
Kit-set tests available for veterinary virology
Prions (Proteinaceous Infectious Particles)
Section 5: Zoonoses and Control of Infectious Diseases
Control of Infectious Diseases
Section 6: A Systems Approach to Infectious Diseases on a Species Basis
Appendix 1: Reagents and Stains
Appendix 2: Culture and Transport Media
Appendix 3: Product Suppliers for Diagnostic Microbiology
AuthorsBryan Markey, MVB, PhD, DipStat MRCVS, Senior Lecturer in Veterinary Microbiology, Department of Veterinary Microbiology & Parasitology, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, Finola Leonard, MVB, PhD, MRCVS, Senior Lecturer in Veterinary Microbiology, Department of Veterinary Microbiology and Parasitology, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, Marie Archambault, DMV, MSc, PhD, Dipl ACVM, Professeure adjointe/Assistant professor Groupe de Recherche sur les Maladies Infectieuses du Porc (GREMIP), Departement de Pathologie et Microbiologie, Faculte de Medecine Veterinaire, Universite de Montreal, Canada, Ann Cullinane, MVB, PhD, MRCVS, Head of Virology, Irish Equine Centre, Ireland and Dores Maguire, AIMLS, Section Head Technician, Department of Veterinary Microbiology and Parasitology, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland


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More evidence of the runnerd lifePosted: 17 December 2011 Filed under: Running | Tags: postaweek2011, runnerd, shoes, spreadsheets Leave a comment
In the last post, I showed a graph of my proposed long runs for my marathon training. Here's another one:
It's been two years since I added the shoes I have used in my runs into my spreadsheet run log. Add it all up, and it's more than 2,600 kilometers (1,615 miles). The primary purpose of this shoe-mileage tracker is to have an idea of when to retire a particular pair and move on to the next one. The three above the thick black line are already retired, which means I have four pair in active use. Actually, it's only two: I have moved away from the New Balance 940 (a stability shoe) after I've felt I've recovered enough from my overtraining injuries earlier this year. And I'm going to break into my pair of Minimus Road very slowly. This is a totally different beast, and I think I might need some time to practice running in these shoes before I take them out on any serious workouts.
I will likely show one more piece of runnerd data later, and that's my 2011 mileage data. Halfway through the month, and I still have a shot to match my mileage total from 2011…


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Common Potassium Side Effects
If you or someone in your family has experienced a serious side effect to a health product, you are encouraged to report the experience to your health care professional (e.g. physician, pharmacist). You could also complete a copy of the side effect reporting form or report your side effect to FDA.
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The appearance of Potassium on this list does not mean that FDA has concluded that the drug has the listed risk. It means that FDA has identified a potential safety issue, but it does not mean that FDA has found a causal relationship between the drug and the listed risk.
What are common Potassium Side Effects for Women?
|Women Side Effects
|Chest Pain
|Pain In Extremity
|Muscle Spasms
What are common Potassium Side Effects for Men?
|Men Side Effects
|Renal Failure
Track Your Side Effects
Note Your Observations
It is really important to keep track of your health symptoms, right from the time you start a new medicine. You can do it any way you prefer: in a notebook, in a computer file or using our online tool. You should also note down any other medicines you are taking at the same time, because there could be an interaction between these medicines.
Why Your Notes are Important
Your notes could be helpful in several ways:
Log Form
You can use the following log form to write down important information, like the date and time you experienced a side effect and your symptoms, how strong the symptoms were, and any other medicines you were using.
|Medicine Name and Dosage:
|Side Effects
|Date & Time
|Other Medicine(s) or Treatment(s)
|Scale: 1 = very mild to 10 = very bad
Side effects reports are analyzed to discover potential health product safety signals. Some important reactions may take an extremely long time to develop or occur infrequently. Continued monitoring of adverse reactions is thus essential to maintain a comprehensive safety and effectiveness profile of health products.
You are encouraged to report negative side effects of prescription drugs to the FDA. Visit the FDA MedWatch website or call 1-800-FDA-1088.
Potassium reports list potential signals of serious risks and new safety information that were identified using the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS).
FAERS is a database that contains information on adverse event and medication errors reports submitted to FDA by healthcare professionals (such as physicians, pharmacists, nurses and others), consumers (such as patients, family members, layers and others) and manufacturers.
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Potassium Safety Alerts, Active Ingredients, Usage Information
Side Effects reported to FDA: 913
Potassium safety alerts: 2013 2008
Reported deaths: 103
Reported hospitalizations: 274
20 mEq Potassium Chloride in 5 Percent Dextrose and 0.45 Percent Sodium Chloride Injection, USP
Audience: Hospital pharmacists, hospital risk managers, other healthcare professionals
[Posted 12/09/2008] Hospira, Inc. notified healthcare professionals of a recall of one lot (lot number 65-620-FW, expiration date May 1, 2010, NDC 0409-7902-09) of 20 mEq Potassium Chloride in 5% Dextrose and 0.45% Sodium Chloride Injection, USP in 1000 mL flexible plastic containers. A small number of the containers may be incorrectly labeled with a bar code for 5% Dextrose Injection, USP (NDC 0409-7922-09). The incorrect bar code could lead to a medication error resulting in the wrong drug being delivered to a patient if a bar code system is used to confirm the medication. Potential adverse events related to an error of this type include electrolyte imbalance, cardiac dysfunction, gastrointestinal disturbances, paresthesia and mental confusion. The affected lot was shipped to U.S. customers between July 2008 and September 2008. Healthcare facilities with an existing inventory should quarantine the product immediately and call Hospira Customer Care at 1-877-946-7747 for instructions on how to return it.
[December 08, 2008 - Press Release - Hospira, Inc.]
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And with that the Depression will stay low and I'll be able to stick with the agreement. See how easy it is. I'm not feeling like doing anything or dealing with anything either. Depression? Yeah maybe not as I'm always like this, also, very hyped up with only one of the meds. I'm down a bit and I'm off the other one for two weeks now! I'm not sleeping to well and I'm sure that part of that is being out of control with the sugar. I treat my not feeling anything with food and deserts are a whole meal! Ooops. I like my week day work but it's been hard to stick to a healthy routine, walking and eating better. My weight is up also. I do have a house I'm designing and a man to go with it…not much on a story line however….you know that fantasy stuff. I've been getting up real early….2, 3 AM. I like it as it's quiet. The Kat is on that time frame to and it's hard when I don't want to get up on my one day off I let myself sleep in. Oh well…it's still quiet. Anyway….just loafing around. Thanks


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See photos from Baccalaureate and Commencement.
Watch the Commencement ceremony.
May 5 was a meaningful, memorable morning for the Class of 2018 graduates during Commencement at Christ United Methodist Church. Rain moved the ceremony from the Bowl, which is the traditional site on campus, to the church where student achievement was celebrated.
The College conferred 191 undergraduate degrees and 40 graduate degrees. Honorary degrees were presented to:
Noah Barbieri of Belden, Miss., who will attend Oxford University in England this fall as the second Rhodes Scholar from Millsaps in the last three years, received the Founders' Medal and addressed the audience. The medal is presented to the graduating senior who has the highest grade point average for the entire course of study completed at Millsaps College and a grade of Excellent on comprehensive examinations.
"Millsaps has given many of us the voice, tools, and has set us upon a path to make a difference," said Barbieri, who addressed the audience. "As an example, Millsaps has taken me, a boy from rural Mississippi, a boy who has dreamed for as long as I can remember of making a difference in this world and opened the entire world to me. I had big dreams coming to Millsaps, but never could I have imagined being chosen as both a Truman and a Rhodes Scholar, and being on track to do a master's in economics at the University of Oxford before pursuing a Ph.D. at MIT and a law degree from Harvard. I will forever be indebted to this magical place and each of you for holding me to my dreams."
Kendall Hardy of San Antonio, Texas, was recognized as the recipient of the Frank and Rachel Anne Laney Award winner. The Laney Award is given to the graduating senior who has written the finest essay reflecting the value of a Millsaps liberal arts education.
Dr. Keith Dunn, provost and dean of the College, read an excerpt from Hardy's essay: "The time preceding graduation is inevitably both confusing and exciting. I am thankful to have been studying the lasting words of thinkers from our past to guide me through the decisions I faced. While considering my options, Plato's "Apology" and "Crito" continued to resonate with me. I have grown as a student and a citizen in conjunction with each other because of what this community, city, and state have given me….In "An American Marriage," Tayari Jones writes, 'home is not where you land, it's where you launch.' I have somehow landed here, in Jackson, MS, and this community has set me up to launch in any direction I choose. I am choosing to take what I have learned and am promising to return it to the community that has grown me. That is what it means to be a student, and a citizen."
Mariah Jane Gibson, B.A. 2017, of Clinton, N.Y., recognized with the Charles Sewell Award as the Outstanding Master of Business Administration graduate, advised graduates: "Don't do anything in life because it makes sense. Do it because you know it is right. Practicality deals in safeness and guarantees, which life is apt to destroy. Dreams take a lifetime to fulfill, a lifetime of striving and hoping and believing in your own power to overcome the more realistic, attainable, and safe plots of life. You must dare from within."
Tanner Menist, B.B.A. 2017, of Jackson was recognized as the Outstanding Master of Accountancy Graduate. Anna Lynn Sit of West Monroe, La., earned the Don Fortenberry Award, which recognizes the graduating senior who has demonstrated the most notable, meritorious, diligent, and devoted service to Millsaps with no expectation of recognition, reward, or public remembrance.
Brent Hendrixson, associate professor of biology at Millsaps, received the Distinguished Professor Award. He earned his B.A. from the University of Northern Colorado, his M.S. from West Texas A&M University and his doctorate from East Carolina University.
Dr. Robert C. Pearigen, president of Millsaps, encouraged graduates to hold closely their membership in the Millsaps family and consider the ways they would apply and translate Millsaps' values to their life and work.
"As you well know, Millsaps matters," he said. "It matters to this city, this state, the nation, and the world. I look forward to seeing the ways that you, as graduates, will reflect, embody, and extend Millsaps' influence and legacy 'across the street and around the globe.'"


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More than half of all homebuyers with children under 18 years of age rate the quality of the local school district as a major factor influencing their choice of a neighborhood, according to the latest "Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers" from the National Association of Realtors (NAR).
The quality of the schools is more important than affordability or the buyer's convenience to schools and shopping, even proximity to family and friends, according to the NAR profile. Only convenience to the workplace is more important, but only by 1 percentage point.
But even if the quality of the schools in the area where you decide to buy is not terribly important now, it may become so in a few years. And even if children are not on your radar screen, you may still be better off in a school district that takes education seriously.
All it takes is a little common sense and a few minutes at the computer screen to dig up all the information you need to check out the schools where you'd like to move.
Start With Your Builder
First, I'd start with the builder's sales rep, who at the very least should know the names of the schools your kids will be attending should you buy in his particular neighborhood. A good salesman will also have tons of information about those schools right at his or her fingertips.
Next, if the community in question already has some families living there, questions about the local school system would be among those I'd ask when I go door-to-door to find out how people like the builder. Yes, knocking on doors is an excellent way to learn. People love to talk about their new homes, good, bad or indifferent. So take a walk and get educated.
Go Online
Now it's time to take to the computer, where a few key words will unleash a treasure trove of websites and articles. There are even sites dedicated to helping people find the right college.
But here, it's wise to play around with how you ask your search engine to find what you are looking for. Rather than reinvent the wheel here, it is probably better to point you to sites and articles I found to help you judge the school where you might end up living. So here goes:
Here you can type in a school's name and see test scores, course offerings and parent/student reviews, among other tidbits on information. The site also allows you to input an address to see all nearby schools, which might come in handy if the school district allows for open enrollment.
Similar site allows users to plug in a school name and see test scores as well as how the school compares to others in the district and the state overall. Of particular interest on this site is an article on the meaning of test scores and another on public versus private schools.
Find out ratings for every school in the area.
This site bills itself as the "top source for parental involvement in schools." Under the tab "Parent Resources," the article on "Choosing a School" is well worth the short read.
The sites above are free, but for a fee on this site, you will receive "patented" school ratings and other "data."
There are other resources beyond websites, too. For example, the Department of Education has a great 52-page booklet called "Choosing a School for Your Child" that can be downloaded from either the U.S Department of Education or the U.S. government's official site or ordered from the Government Printing Office.
The publication has a section on magnet schools and another on charter schools and provides handy checklists on your own child's needs, the school's policies and procedures, safety, special activities and parental and community involvement.
It's also worth pointing out that many schools and school districts have their own websites, where you can find starting times and other information about the place your little darlings will be educated.
Finally, there's no substitute for actually visiting the school to see first-hand how it operates. Is the school secretary friendly, but professional? Is the school orderly? How is student work displayed? How does the front office communicate with its kids — and how well? How are the kids with special needs treaded?
There are dozens more questions you can ask directly to the principal, depending on what's important to you. But what's most important is that you ask enough questions so you feel comfortable that the school you pick — and the house, too — is just right for you and your family.
But wait, a couple of other thoughts. First, remember that kids tend to grow up. Little Sally may be in the third grade now, but in a few years she's off to middle school and then high school. So don't forget to check out those schools, too, when you are making your decision.
And second, distance from your new house to the school might be an issue. For example, can the kids walk to school? If not, where's the bus stop? Are you willing — and are able — to drive your kids to school every day?
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Here is a step by step of how i painted my Grado SR60s.
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Step 1: Opening the Headphones.
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Re: NJS web
Sun 3-24-2002 3:22 PM
Zake, the pictures are fantastic. Many thanks. Can you make a good copy of the
picture of Tasha and Bubby (our printer doesn't have the best resolution) and
send it to me (along with the wedding pictures that I still don't have)? Have a
good Passover and keep writing.
Love, Dena
Sat 3-23-2002 4:18 PM
Re: NJS web
hi there!
looked at some of the pics - she is VERY cute!! looks as if she has a very
happy life. i liked the one with the monkey, watching tv.
have a very happy passover,
love, sharona
Wed 3-20-2002 9:42 PM
Re: NJS web
We loved the fashion show in the virtual fitting room. Nastasja looks so different now.
Wed 3-20-2002 1:52 PM
RE: NJS web
It looks good. Waiting for more birthday photos.
Wed 3-20-2002 1:45 PM
RE: NJS web
I was checking out the page yesterday, and saw free-standing and walking
stasja! unbelievable... she is amazing.
Mon 2-4-2002 6:01 AM
Re: pictures
I probably pulled N_GC.jpg off your website.
Thanks for cleaning up our favorite shot of Pat Da Bunny!
Thu 1-17-2002 8:43 AM
Re: More pictures posted on Nastasja website
The Christmas pictures look great!
I just got back to my office in Bonn. Plan to leave in a few days to be with Carol for her surgery.
Tue 1-15-2002 8:47 PM
RE: More pictures posted on Nastasja website
Great pics Zake! Nastasja is the cutest niece I have. ;)
Tue 1-15-2002 6:47 PM
Re: More pictures posted on Nastasja website
Brava, Diva!
Re: More pictures posted on Nastasja website
Tue 1-15-2002 10:37 AM
looks great --thanks for sending the link
Tue 1-15-2002 9:27 AM
RE: More pictures posted on Nastasja website
The site looks great. The big photos are nice, although I cant get them all
into my screen at once. I love the additional photos and text on the
clustered links.
Mon 11-5-2001 4:44 PM
RE: NIMDA / Cisco Q's from Zake
I love the proofs from six weeks! They're great!
Cya soon,
Fri 10-12-2001 12:41 PM
RE: Baby!
This kid is getting big! I like the beard(?) thingy you're growing. What's
Fri 7-6-2001 3:02 PM
RE: Baby pictures
You most definitely did NOT send me this link! Your daughter is
BEAUTIFUL!!! You and your wife make lovely children -- keep it up
(kidding, only kidding...).
Looks as if all the [family] are enjoying playing w the new baby!
Thu 6-21-2001 <five times>
FW: Niece photos!
fyi, i send Nastasja's web address out to a bunch of people, and thought you
might like to see some of the responses!
talked to gerry this morning on his cell phone! got a good connection, but
had to go through an att operator first to get through to the number.
hope all 3 of you are well!
She's adorable...I can't believe the website. My family can't get all the
photos in the albums! Geri
Rusty, is that you with a beard in the hospital? Your niece is beautiful.
I'm sure you are a proud uncle.
She looks opinionated! Hope she's a liberal. A future JAF for sure.
> Wow! Pumpkinhead really is adorable (I love the way she does her
> hair--wonder how I can get mine to do the same...) It's not just your
> subjective avuncular view: she is a stunning specimen. I'm transfixed by
> her bright and engaged eyes and her rosebud of a mouth.
> Thanks so much for sharing her, Sanda
Thanks so much!!! She is adorable and so alert! I appreciate you sharing
these as it always brightens my day to see babies.
take care,
At 08:32 AM 6/21/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>Dear friends,
>I thought you might enjoy these photos of my 3 and 1/2 month old niece,
>Nastasja, as much as I do (how could you not!).
>She was born February 27, 2001 to my brother, Zake and his wife, Kimlou.
Mon 5-14-2001 4:18 PM
it was cool/strange in your previous family e-mail when you said that
yesterday N looked like B for a moment. i can see it though.
Wed 5-2-2001 4:08 PM
Re: New pixs of Nastasja
I'm only on the shower pictures so far, and all I can say is "THAT'S
RANDY?!?!?!" uh, did he lose some weight or what?
Thanks for sharing the pics. I can't promise that I won't send more
comments like the above in the near future. :)
Thu 4-26-2001 3:48 AM
RE: read before you click the link
Attached file: Mike-with.jpg
why it does show? I dunno. Did you do this on a mac? tje reason I ask is
that when I right click on the img it show Type: not available. other then
that check spelling and path.
Don't post bad picks dude, even the most secure individual is gonna squirm
andf seek therapy. just zoom in like crazy and select the burn toll (that
the hand creating a circle icon or just it the O key), then select a brush
that's the same size as the red area and blast it away. You gotta knock down
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The first issue with gas leaks is if the leak is on aunderground pipe, or above ground inside a structure.
For leaks above ground, the system can be hard capped and then put at a appropriate test pressure for surveying. The leak can then be located using an acoustical listening device (Model 777A)to pinpoint the exact source. If the gas can be turned on, a gas leak detector can be used to sniff out the possible leak/leaks.
For leaks that are below ground, either the gas needs to be turned on and the locating is done with a gas sniffer or… If the meter is turned off & pad locked, another gas, like helium,will need to be injected into the system to locate the underground leak (underground gas leaks generally can not be located by sound). Similarly, a sniffer for that particular medium (helium, etc.) would be used to identify and pinpoint the leaks.
When locating a below ground leak it will be necessary to drill or create access holes in the surface medium to allow the gas to surface straight up. If the leak is under asphalt or concrete the gas will surface at the least point of resistance, or at the nearest crack in the hard scape.
It is very important to determine which system is leaking if there are numerous meters feeding a single property (example:apartments & condos). Just because you smell gas does not mean it is your meter that is leaking.
If the gas is turned off, the gas company will normally provide a pink slip telling you the size of the leak. If the loss is .75 cubic feet, you should first verify that ALL the appliances, furnaces, & water heaters have been turned off. A loss of .75 cu/ft. (cubic feet) is approximately a single pilot.. You may find, for example, they just missed a second water heater on the property, or something of the like.
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