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PRESS RELEASE: The Nord Piano is a dedicated stage piano with 88 keys and a weighted hammer action. It is designed with the performing musician in mind and very lightweight at approx. 18 kg (39.6 lbs), without compromising build quality, sound quality or means of expression. As all the other Nord units, it is designed with a firm focus on extremely fast response and accessibility of every important function from the panel.
With a well designed user interface, it doesn't matter if you want to prepare your settings in advance and save them for later use, or if you'd rather set the sounds and effects as you go along - the Nord Piano delivers in both these aspects. There are plenty of memory locations in a bank/program configuration to provide you with a quick access from the panel, to your favorite sounds.
You can quickly adjust the velocity response to suit your playing style with a dedicated control on the panel. A Key Transpose setting are equally adjustable, by either saving a transpose setting to your program or by setting a transposition value in real time from the panel.
Replaceable sounds from the extensive Nord Piano Library
The Nord Piano comes equipped with several acoustic and electric pianos and harpsichords. Other pianos are available as free downloads from the Nordkeyboards.com website. The sounds are stored in a Flash memory with a 512 MB capacity. This allows you to replace every piano if you wish and the sounds are kept intact in the memory even when the unit is turned off, no loading time is necessary. As always with Nord downloads, the sounds are available for free and easily exchanged by using the Nord Sound Manager application, which runs on Mac OSX, Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 computers. The Nord Sound Manager allows you to quickly organize your programs according to your needs and allows you to create backups of the entire content in your Nord Piano.
String Resonance
One of the Nord missions is to deliver more, in every aspect. Using the Nord Resonance Ready pianos (e.g. the R-labeled Grand's and Upright's), you can activate the Resonance feature on the panel, which will add this wonderful acoustic phenomenon to the Nord sound. The Nord crew has gone to great lengths to ensure an accurate reproduction of the acoustic resonance, using the actual sound of the source instrument in an extremely realistic way.
Nord Piano Pedal with extended functionality
The Nord Piano can use the new Nord Piano pedal, providing the functionality of all the three pedals found on an acoustic grand piano. The Nord Piano pedal functionality have been closely modeled to allow you to "play the pedal" in the same fashion as on an acoustic grand. The soft pedal (also known as the una corda) makes the sound significantly softer. The sostenuto pedal in the middle provides the latching sustain functionality that sustains only held notes, when activated. When you activate the sustain pedal, you can hear pedal noise and the dampers being lifted from the strings. The force with which you operate the pedal will influence the levels of the components and you can even add percussive sounds from the mechanism by just striking the pedal itself. With the Nord Piano pedal (or a continuous sustain pedal from another manufacturer) you can also use half-pedaling and other techniques like "catching" released keys with the pedal, a unique feature on the Nord Piano.
Effects, EQ and Amps
Dial in your preferred sound with the effects and the powerful three-band equalizer with sweep-able mid, and save the settings with a quick double tap on the Store button. The effects in the Nord Piano are just as detailed as the piano sounds them selves. The tremolo adds that perfect vibe, the pan sweeps across the stereo panorama, and the auto-wah brings out the funk in you, like never before.
Whenever you want to spice up a sound with a beautiful phaser, a screaming flanger, a lush chorus, these are readily available. These modulation effects are modeled from a couple of highly desirable vintage effects
The Nord Piano Speaker models faithfully reproduces the overdrive response of different amplifier/cabinet combinations, lending your sound that authentic feel. Select the desired speaker model - Small, JC or Twin - and use the Drive knob to add powerful tube amplifier distortion to your piano sound. Even the slightest amount will make a big difference to the sonic character.
Pricing and availability, to be announced.
* 88 keys, weighted hammer action.
Piano Section
* 6 selectable categories of pianos - Grand, Upright, EP Tines, EP Reeds, Clavinet & Harpsichord. Each category can contain several different types. Stereo pianos can be played back in mono.
* 512 MB is available for the pianos
* Each and every piano in the Nord Piano is exchangeable by the user. New models can be uploaded to the Nord Piano using the Nord Sound Manager application
Effects Section
* Effect 1 - pan, tremolo, auto-wah, three selectable depths for the pan and tremolo, rate controlled with the Effect 1 Rate knob
* Effect 2 - phaser, flanger and chorus, three selectable depths, rate controlled with the Effect 2 Rate knob
* Comp/Amp - three amp/speaker simulations and a compressor, drive/compression amount controlled with the Drive knob
* Reverb with six algorithms - Room 1 & 2, Stage 1 & 2, Hall 1& 2, Dry/Wet control
* Three band EQ, with sweepable mid. +/- 15 dB gain/attenuation
* 2 Audio outputs L & R - ¼", 6,35 mm jacks, unbalanced
* 1 Monitor input - 1/8", 3,5 mm stereo jack
* 1 Headphone output - ¼", 6,35 mm stereo jack
* 1 Piano pedal input - ¼", 6,35 mm jack
* 1 Aux Switch pedal input - ¼", 6,35 mm jack
* MIDI In, MIDI Out - 5 pin DIN connectors
* USB - type B connector
* IEC320 C7 power connector
* 1284 mm (50.5"), 121 mm (4.8"), 340 mm (13.4")
* 18 kg (39.6 lbs)
Included accessories
* Nord Piano pedal
* User Manual
* Power cord
* Nord DVD-ROM
* Nord Retro Legs
* Nord Soft Case
* Nord Music Stand
NOTE: All specifications subject to change without notice.
For more information, visit http://www.nordkeyboards.com/main.asp
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"This study aims to contribute to the empirical research on social and economic conditions of people with disabilities in developing countries. Using comparable data and methods across countries, this study presents a snapshot of economic and poverty situation of working-age persons with disabilities and their households in 15 developing countries."
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WHO - World Report on Disability
"The World Health Organization published its first ever report on disability.
The first ever WHO/World Bank World report on disability reviews evidence about the situation of people with disabilities around the world. Following chapters on understanding disability and measuring disability, the report contains topic-specific chapters on health; rehabilitation; assistance and support; enabling environments; education; and employment. Within each chapter, there is a discussion of the barriers confronted, and case studies showing how countries have succeeded in addressing these by promoting good practice. In its final chapter, the report offers nine concrete recommendations for policy and practice which if put in place could lead to real improvements in the lives of people with disability."
WHO - Community Based Rehabilitation Guidelines
"Recommendations to develop guidelines on community-based rehabilitation (CBR) were made during the International Consultation to Review Community-based Rehabilitation which was held in Helsinki, Finland in 2003."
WHO - Guidelines on the Provision of Manual Wheelchairs in Less-resourced Settings
"The wheelchair is one of the most commonly used assistive devices for enhancing the personal mobility of people with disabilities. The guidelines, developed for use in less resourced settings, address the design, production, supply and service delivery of manual wheelchairs, in particular for long-term wheelchair users. The guidelines and related recommendations are targeted at a range of audiences, including policy-makers; planners, managers, providers and users of wheelchair services; designers, purchasers, donors and adapters of wheelchairs; trainers of wheelchair provision programmes; representatives of disabled people's organizations; and individual users and their families."
WHO - Promoting sexual and reproductive health for persons with disabilities
"An estimated 10% of the world's population live with a disability. Persons with disabilities have the same sexual and reproductive health (SRH) needs as other people. Yet they often face barriers to information and services. This guidance note addresses issues of SRH programming for persons with disabilities."
WHO -Guidelines for training personnel in developing countries for prosthetic and orthotic services.
"More than 600 million people in the world experience disabilities of various types and degrees. An estimated 80% of the world's disabled people live in developing countries. Despite the incremental progress made in the past 25 years, today, the vast majority of people with disabilities cannot access even basic rehabilitation services. In response to this, the United Nations has issued Standard Rules on the Equalization of Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities as guidelines in health, education, work and social participation (UN, 1993)."
UNESCO - Open File on Inclusive Education: Support Materials for Managers and Administrators
UNESCO's inclusive education report is purposed for school managers and administrators. Topics include rationale for inclusive education, developing inclusive policies and practices, professional development, educational assessment, including families and stakeholders, developing inclusive curriculum, developing finance protocols, and sustaining the change.
UNESCO - Overcoming Exclusion through Inclusive Approaches in Education. A challenge and a vision
"It is in this context that this paper seeks to map out inclusive approaches in education as a strategy to achieve the goal of education for all. It aims to construct a coherent conceptual and contextual policy framework in order to provide access and quality in basic education for all children and young people, and what it implies for education systems so that these needs can be addressed and responded to in mainstream of education whether it is formal or non-formal."
UNESCO - Changing Teaching Practices
"Research has clearly shown that teacher education as such is not sufficient for effective teaching and learning. Teachers need support in order to develop in their profession. In many countries, teachers benefit from continuous in-service training but in other countries there is very little if any support available for professional development in the schools. This document is an effort to support teachers in developing and expanding their own capacities."
UNESCO - Guidelines for Inclusion. Ensuring Access to Education for All
"This paper is intended to systematize how excluded children are planned for in education. It begins with a brief introduction, which provides a historical perspective on the origins of inclusion and describes the shift from integration towards inclusion. It is then divided into three main parts. The first provides a theoretical framework. It defines inclusion, explains how it is founded in a human rights approach and how is relates to factors such as quality and cost-effectiveness. The second part looks at more practical changes at the school level. It outlines the key elements in the shift inclusion with a particular focus on the key players including teachers, parents and educational policymakers as well as curricula. The third part brings together the first two sections by providing tools for policymakers and educational planners for hands-on analysis of education plans."
UNESCO - Embracing Diversity: Toolkit for Creating Inclusive, Learning-Friendly Environments
"The education of children with diverse backgrounds and abilities remains a major challenge in the Asia-Pacific region. Inequality in education remains a matter of concern for all countries, yet discrimination continues to permeate schools and educational systems. This Toolkit accepts this, and offers a holistic practical perspective on how schools and classrooms can become more inclusive and learning-friendly."
UNESCO - Understanding and Responding to Children's Needs in Inclusive Classrooms
"This guide gives both a theoretical outline and practical ideas on helping children with learning difficulties. It aims to assist teachers who have children with special needs in their pre-school or primary classes."
UNESCO - The Dakar Framework for Action
Education for All: Meeting our Collective Commitments
Adopted by the World Education Forum in Dakar, Senegal April 2000, the Framework urges countries to establish quality basic education for all students by 2015 or earlier.
UNESCO - EFA Flagship Initiatives
Multi-Partner Collaborative Mechanisms in Support of EFA Goals
-- Each initiative outlines a set of activities that focus on specific challenges that must be addressed in order to achieve the EFA goals. These initiatives are intended to be conducted in a collaborative effort by United Nations partners.
UNESCO - The Salamanca Statement
World Conference on Special Needs Education: Access and Quality.
Adopted by the World Conference on Special Needs Education in Salamanca, Spain, June 1994, this statement "urges all governments to adopt as a matter of law or policy the principle of inclusive education, enrolling all children in regular school".
Education International and Oxfam Novib; Quality Educators: An International Study of Teacher Competences and Standards
Early Childhood Intervention - Progress and Development 2005-2010
The current project work was an update to the analysis in the area of ECI conducted by the Agency in 2003-2004.
This document has been prepared by educational policy makers in order to provide other policy makers across Europe with a synthesis of the main policy findings that have emerged from the Agency thematic work supporting the inclusion of learners with different types of special educational needs (SEN) within mainstream provision. This edition draws upon Agency work from 2003 to date.
This report is a summary of the analysis conducted by the Agency at the request of member countries' representatives, on the topic of Special Needs Education and Multicultural Diversity.
This report presents the framework, rationale, aims and objectives of the Indicators for inclusive education project, as well as the methodology used to develop the set of indicators for monitoring developments in inclusive education.
This document is a glossary of key terms in 21 languages updated in 2009. All of the terms included in the glossary are taken from Agency thematic and project work.
The Agency SNE data collection is a biennial exercise with data provided by the Representatives of the Agency. In all cases this data is from official Ministerial sources.
This report presents the results of the European Hearing of Young People with Special Educational Needs organised by the European Agency for Development in Special Needs Education, in co-operation with the Portuguese Ministry of Education.
This publication presents the main findings from the first phase of the Agency Assessment project. It is based on information describing assessment policy and practice provided by 23 countries.
A thematic publication providing a summary of relevant information collected by the Agency covering three priority areas within the field of special needs education: Inclusive Education and Classroom Practice in Secondary Education, Access to and within Higher Education for Students with Special Educational Needs and Transition from School to Employment.
This report is a continuation of an earlier study on Transition from School to Employment for Young People with Special Educational Needs, published by the Agency in 2002.
This report aims to summarize the project analysis of key aspects of Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) in 19 European countries during 2003-2004.
Results of the European Parliament Hearing of young people with special needs, November 2003.
This summary report presents an overview of the findings of the second phase of the Classroom and School Practice project.
A summary report presenting an overview of the findings of the Classroom and School Practice project, primary school age phase.
Trends in provision in 18 countries. An update to the 1998 Agency report.

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text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - visas and jobs in the new year Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in visas and jobs in the new year Goto page Previous 1, 2 Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Russia & C.I.S. View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message Kent F. KruhoefferJoined: 22 Jan 2003Posts: 2129Location: 中国 Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2003 12:37 pm Post subject: Congratulations! Privyet Waxwing: Glad you made it safely to Izhevsk. I checked out your photos - they're great! Here in Samara we're also enjoying an Indian Summer of sorts ... with lots of sunshine and temps of +21C. That won't last long, though. Old Man Winter is right around the corner. Good luck with your new life Best wishes, kENt PS: In your honour, I've just added a new link to the Master Index - with general info on Izhevsk - and 5 other cities I've never heard of. Here it is, just for you: http://www.udmnet.ru/udmitem/ And since it's Friday afternoon and I have nothing better to do at the moment ... a decent city map of Izhevsk, which lets you click-to-zoom-in: http://mitra.udm.ru/Izhevsk/map.htm Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Russia & C.I.S. All times are GMTGoto page Previous 1, 2 Page 2 of 2 Jump to: Select a forum Where to Begin----------------General DiscussionNewbie ForumCurrent Events ForumTechnology ForumOnline Teaching Forum Africa Forums----------------General Africa Forum Asia Forums----------------CambodiaChina (Job-related Posts Only)China (Off-Topic)Hong KongIndiaIndonesiaJapanMalaysiaPhilippinesSingaporeTaiwanThailandGeneral Asia ForumVietnam Caribbean Forums----------------General Caribbean Forum Europe Forums----------------Czech RepublicFranceGermanyGreeceItalyMacedonia and the BalkansPolandRomaniaRussia & C.I.S.SpainTurkeyUkraineUnited KingdomGeneral Europe Forum Latin America Forums----------------ArgentinaBrazilChileColombiaCosta RicaMexicoMexico (off-topic)PeruGeneral Latin America Forum The Middle East Forums----------------BahrainEgyptIsraelKuwaitOmanQatarSaudi ArabiaUnited Arab EmiratesGeneral Middle East Forum North America Forums----------------General North America Forum Oceania----------------Australia/New Zealand You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Contact Dave's ESL Cafe Copyright © 2018 Dave Sperling. All Rights Reserved. Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group Teaching Jobs in China


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The choices we make, both good and bad, have a direct impact on our lives. Many of those choices can affect how long we will live. If you're looking to add more healthy years to your life, there are eight things you can start doing.
First up, ditch the cigarettes. Lighting up kills just under half a million people in the United States each year.
"That's more than the auto accidents, that's more than HIV, that's more than all the murders combined!" explained Jan Garavaglia, M.D., who has her own show, "Dr. G: Medical Examiner."
New research shows women who stop smoking before 40 live a decade longer than those who keep puffing.
Also, moderate drinkers slash their risk of heart disease by up to 40 percent. Try red wine from Madiran, France. It has up to five-times as many of the antioxidants that improve blood vessel function.
Also, do your own housework! A recent study found 150 calories worth of chores a day can lower high blood pressure by 13 points for eight hours. University of Maryland scientists found watching 15 minutes of funny videos can improve blood flow to your heart by 50 percent.
A 30 minute nap can also reduce heart mortality by 37 percent.
Purdue scientists found constant worrying shortens your lifespan by about 16 years.
Also, maintain a healthy waistline.
"Measure your waistline around where the navel is," explained Holly Andersen, M.D., from the Ronald O. Perelman Heart Institute.
That number should be less than half your height. So if you're 5 foot 2 inches, your waist should be less than 31 inches.
And stand up as often as you can. One Canadian researcher found cutting the amount of time you sit can lower your risk of prostate cancer by 10 percent, lung cancer by 20 percent, and colon cancer by 30 percent.


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The city of College Park will hold a gun buyback program on Saturday, Feb. 9 on the grounds of the city auditorium – 3631 Main Street. The program is open to residents and offers cash for firearms.
The "guns for cash" program is open to the College Park community; guns may be turned in with no questions asked.
The Mayor and Council approved the program during the Nov. 19 meeting, saying the effort is to rid the streets of guns by allowing an anonymous collection of firearms at the auditorium. The city allotted $20,000 dollars for the event.
Ward II Councilman Joe Carn is excited about reducing the number of guns on the street. "We want to reduce crime in our community and we are hoping residents can use the extra money", Carn said. "No questions asked."
Carn has organized a press conference for 4pm on the day of the event, and expects participation by local clergy and elected officials.
Participants who drop off hand guns that qualify will receive $100 cash on the spot; $150 for rifles or assault-style weapons.
The "no questions asked" policy means that people won't be asked for identification, but guns will be checked against a database for serial numbers before they are destroyed.
"We're hoping for a lot of people to turn in guns," said College Park Police Chief Ron Fears. "It is my hope that this program will raise the consciousness of our citizens about guns."


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Christoph Cemper covers how the Interflora penalty can help you identify risk management for your links in 2013.
2012 was the year of the Penguin, and more black and white animals will be making updates too. This has made us have to clean up toxic links. Lots of us are doing it, regardless of whether we admit it or not. The past dirty practices to do shady link build has now gone and, to be honest, am surprised it took Google this long to make these updates.
At one point all you had to do is get enough links – it was a numbers game. Most of these would be bad links so big sites who needed large numbers were hit too – not just Interflora – which was [in Cemper's opinion] a PR stunt. Reeds Jewlers, Debt Consolidation and Conert Hotels was another example of a large brand that was hit. One thing that you can see with Penguin losers are the quantity of untrusted links. So, what did Interflora do wrong?
- PR Links – Interflora used a lot of exact anchor text matches and had them inserted within the body of the text. Not enough variation was done.
- Comment spam – this was used and are so hard to get removed.
- Ads in sidebars – this is such an old tactic that for some reason was being used for a long time
The economy and tempting offers. Seeing an offer with 100's of guaranteed links etc etc is too good to be true… because it is. Stay away from this. Using the competitive landscape analyzer can help you identify what the link landscape is like so you can compare your own efforts with theirs.
Directories for $$$ is also something you should steer clear of them. Even Moz's own directory isn't safe. You really need to look closesly at these directories – choose your niche, topic, country or city to ensure you're listed on the most relevant directory.
Matt Cutts has spoken about about Penguin 2.0 a lot and said this would be the most talked about algorithm update this year. You therefore have to rethink what you're doing right now, and decide whether there are any real quality links once cleanup has finished. You could go as far as saying save time and money and ditch the domain altogether.
So, What should you Do?
Get some link risk management. Diverse your link building budget by distributing work between different agencies. However, this comes with its own problems that you need to maintain.
Audit your links today. Consider disavow, manual removal and prepare new outreach efforts to counterbalance the removed links. Build a CRM system for every link built so you can reach them again if you're in trouble.
Do not make Google looks stupid though – be a good merchant, however, never make a reconsideration request unless you know it's an absolute last resort. Also ensure you minimise technical issues as well as your general links strength.
Also, look at competitors backlink profile and get the healthiest links for yourself.
Why Check Links?
Could be OK for your domain, but suspicious for other domains. A link isn't just a link any more. So, you need to make a checklist:
- Is the link technically OK?
- Can I show this link to Matt Cutts?
- Can I show this link to [insert competitor here]?
- Am I able to remove that link?
When link building, now think of the bigger picture and not just about a single link. You need to keep learning – "Anyone who decides to stop learning is old, whether you're twenty or eighty."
Bad Merchants is also something you need to be aware of. If you're dealing with a brand with a brand reputation, this may now start to also be included as a ranking factor (based on a quote from Matt Cutts in March 2013).
Check links with traffic too – as generally a link with good traffic is a good thing. Again, look at the bigger picture. Stop using bad anchors! Since 2008 this was advice, but now it's really easy to mess up when abusing this, so much so that negative SEO is becoming easier.


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According to local media, Holocaust denier Reed Keith is being remembered by the many Lancaster whites as a 'beloved' member of the community. But Los Angeles County Black Foot Soldiers are calling the sixty year old owner of eChaps Computer a "degenerate reparations offender" whose "denial of reparations for his kind's unrestituted for generational race crimes" (against blacks) was "nothing short of racial terrorism."
"He wasn't beloved by us," renown Los Angeles Black Foot Soldier Augustus Dubois condemned at an assembly attended by reportedly near seventy Soldiers in South Los Angeles.
"We gather here today to not only say fuck reparations offender Keith Reed. But we gather here today to say fuck all eighty-thousand racially unrepentant whites here in Lancaster and fuck the five million whites here in Los Angeles County. "
According to racist Lancaster police regime terrorists, Keith was helping a customer when Johnson allegedly entered the shop, shot Keith at point-blank range in front another reparations offender and stole several electronic devices.
Soldiers, however, are condemning white media and the Lancaster police regime's portrayal of the protest as a robbery and are condemning the presentation of Keith's death as being a result of 'anything other than an act of self defense'.
"Like Keith Reed wasn't beloved by us, as long as you remain in denial of restitution for your kind's crimes, you're not beloved by us either. We say this with conviction and righteousness because we know that as long as you deny the descendants of the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade the reparations we are due, you don't love us. Love is justice!" Dubois, with Soldiers echoing his call, waged. "Love is not your convenience! Your convenience is injustice, racial terrorism and Holocaust denial, to us and this is why we can give thanks to our brother Timothy Johnson today. For in having the courage to protest against Keith's Holocaust denial, he not only heard the calls for justice from the hundreds of millions of our ancestors whose justice was denied – but he stood up for the call for justice today.
According to Los Angeles County Black Foot Soldier contacts, the regime arrested twenty four year old protester Johnson early this morning.
"Had massa' Keith known any righteousness, he would have had brother Johnson's reparations ready and at the door when he came to ask for them. Instead that now dead old devil apparently chose the path of violence and forced our brother to defend himself.
Soldiers throughout the county say they hope local whites will now be able to see their own racially hypocritical ways through Keith death and let it motivate them to accept responsibility for their kind's crimes and begin to make restitution for them. "White should be able to see that neither we, nor God, nor Allah, nor Yahweh, nor Mother Nature, nor the Sun of God or nor divine race karma are going to excuse them for their restitution denial." South LA Soldier Ozias McGahey said. "Ask Reed Keith."
"When will your hearts know love, ye prophesy fulfilled white devils?" Dubois challenged. "For our God visits the sins of the fathers upon the heads of the sons. Reparations offender Keith reaped the harvest of those sins today. It is a tragedy that that old and piggish hypocrite Reed Keith met that visitation with the same hardened heart of those who once forced the hands of our ancestors to pick cotton and whipped them if they refused."


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Protesters cuffed for taking close-up photos of Bilderberg members
Paul Joseph Watson
Friday, June 1, 2012
Video from We Are Change shows two activists being arrested by Fairfax police for taking close-up photos of Bilderberg members arriving in Chantilly, Virginia, another example of how the security crackdown surrounding this year's conference is more intense than ever before.
One of the activists arrested is a veteran.
This represents a new level of crackdown in terms of Bilderberg security. At the meeting last year in St. Moritz, Switzerland, photographers were able to get just as close as is shown in this video and police took no action.
Indeed, in Switzerland protesters would pull the stunt of slowly crossing the road as limousines approached in order to slow down the cars so photographers could get better pictures.
The fact that the police have been ordered to arrest people who get close enough to take good pictures shows how afraid Bilderberg is to have its members identified and the photos published, despite the fact that a list of attendeeshas already been released.
The Washington Times reported yesterday that its photographer was told by police "any attempt to get close to the building would result in arrest."
However, the activists in the clip didn't get anywhere near the building and didn't block traffic, they merely stepped off the pavement to get a closer shot.
As we documented on Wednesday, security for the 2012 Bilderberg conference is unprecedented, with talk of "machine gun nests" and other intimidating tactics designed to keep protesters and media away from the site of the meeting.
Paul Joseph Watson is the editor and writer for Prison Planet.com. He is the author of Order Out Of Chaos. Watson is also a regular fill-in host for The Alex Jones Show and Infowars Nightly News.
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Ken Freiberg is the associate director of The Santomauro Group, a health, fitness, martial arts and sports consulting and management company. Freiberg, a 30-year health and fitness veteran, was the owner and president of Train For Results, a personal training studio in Fort Lee, NJ. He is an exercise physiologist, certified personal trainer, muscle activation techniques specialist and an Aikido black belt and instructor. He can be contacted at [email protected] or 973-396-2100.
Many people cite a lack of time or money as their reasons for not joining a health club, but I've found that these three more prevalent factors stop them from getting started:
1. Fear of pain
2. Fear of embarrassment
3. Fear of not being able to achieve their goals
Here are some suggestions for successfully addressing these potential roadblocks to membership:
1. Pain. Pain is a stronger emotion than pleasure. In other words, most people will do far more to avoid pain than they will to pursue pleasure. At the point of sale, it's the membership salesperson's responsibility to recognize this fear factor when it occurs. Once identified, the salesperson must skillfully educate the prospect that exercise doesn't need to be a painful experience. He should explain that seeing the results of an ongoing exercise program and healthy lifestyle can be gratifying both physically and often to the member's self-esteem. The salesperson needs to emphasize that the club emphasizes that pleasure, not pain.
2. Embarrassment. Many club owners and trainers have been exercising for so long that they assume every new member knows what they are doing when they first arrive. Think again! Most people who join health clubs are novice exercisers with little idea of what to do or how to do it. They fear that everyone in the health club will be in better shape than they are and that their every move will be scrutinized. (And let's be honest, unfortunately, some of that is very true.)
The thing to remember and express to the prospect is that everyone was a novice once — even you. I use that example all the time when I'm teaching an Aikido class to a first-day beginner. I explain to them that everyone in the class had a first day and had no clue what to do, including me. Then I point to a photograph on the wall of the founder of Aikido and say, "Even him." When a senior instructor teaches a beginner, that instructor needs to go back to "beginner mind."
So if embarrassment is a factor for the prospect, both the salesperson initially and the personal trainer later need to step up. They should explain how their club instills a "no intimidation" factor and that every member of the staff is there to assist members in achieving their health and fitness goals.
3. Goals. The sales and personal training departments must maintain a close relationship and effective communication to assist members in achieving their goals. At the point of sale, the salesperson should have already clearly identified the new member's goals and explained to her why the club is the ideal choice in helping her achieve the results she desires.
That's where the personal training department comes in. The member's goals must be communicated to the trainer by the sales team, and the trainer needs to take time to go over the goals as well as any orthopedic concerns and limitations. A good evaluation by the trainer is essential in helping the member reach his health and fitness goals. This opportunity to collect essential data in order to design the safest and most effective exercise program shouldn't be taken lightly: Every new member should be treated as an individual. Trainers need to completely design the workout around the member's goals, rather than fit the goals into the trainer's predetermined cookie-cutter workouts. No two people should ever have the same workout. This time spent with the new member during the initial evaluation and fitness orientation can make or break the relationship between the member and trainer, as well as the member and club.
The workout should not be too difficult for the novice. Remember pain? One of the biggest mistakes a trainer can make during a first workout is to make sure that the new member is sore for a few days. The trainer must do her best to educate and "under" train that novice member so that he will and "can" come back. How can you reach your goals when you can't even work out because you're too sore? All goals must be within reach and be able to be easily executed once demonstrated.
Getting inside the mind of a new member is something that comes with practice and more practice. Listening is your best tool. So the next time you have a new prospect before you, try to remember what they might be thinking and put yourself into "beginner mind."


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A passenger died at a hospital after becoming ill on a flight, prompting an emergency landing at O'Hare International Airport Wednesday afternoon.
American Airlines Flight 12 from Los Angeles was bound for New York when a 69-year-old man on the flight became ill about 4:30 p.m., authorities said.
The pilot landed the plane at O'Hare about 4:45 p.m. so the man could receive emergency medical attention, American Airlines spokeswoman Mary Frances Fagan said.
Fernando Acosta, of Ecuador, was taken to Our Lady of the Resurrection Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead at 5:08 p.m., according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's office.
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Letters provide new details about Michael Klunder's parole
We're learning more about the man that police said kidnapped and killed 15-year-old Kathlynn Shepard -- Michael Klunder.
KCCI has obtained letters to the parole board in which Michael Klunder calls himself a religious and responsible man. He credits his job where he worked with the public as helping him with his rehabilitation.
The handwritten letters were exchanged between Klunder and the Iowa Parole Board.
In a letter dated July 9, 2007, Klunder said "My disciplinary record is very good and my counselor has noted that I have grown and matured since my incarceration."
Through the letters, we've learned Klunder worked at a public golf course as part of his minimum out work release program.
Residents in Newton said they're shocked to learn that Klunder worked at the Westwood Municipal Golf Course from March of 2007 to July of 2008.
"How could they let him go out and work in the public after the crimes that he's done?" asked Newton resident Patrick Brown. "We have a playground right across the street here and there is a lot of little children playing all the time."
Department of Corrections spokesperson Fred Scaletta said Klunder had worked his way to a minimum security status and was allowed to leave the Newton Correction Facility to work maintenance at the golf course.
"They are usually not in the position where they are networking with the public directly, such as a golf course. There may be public people out there, but they are in areas and so forth where they are not actually networking with or having contact with the public," said Scaletta.
In Klunder's letters to the Parole Board he says, "I work around people on the golf course and I interact with many while I work. The institution and my supervisor has complete trust in me to have this job opportunity."
"I feel kind of strongly that that is not an appropriate place for work release prisoners," said Bob Knabel, city administrator of Newton.
Knable became Newton's city administrator just a year ago. He said since Klunder's time at the golf course in 2007, the city has made changes.
"We do not have any work release prisoners at this time working on the public grounds and I would expect that is going to continue to be the case," said Knabel.


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The 12th Annual International Beverly Hills Film Festivalkicked opened Wednesday night with the U.S. premier of "The Black Tulip" at the Samuel Goldwyn Theatre at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences in Los Angeles.
Directed by Sonia Nassery Cole, "The Black Tulip" depicts a family torn from their home by the Taliban and finding new hope in opening a restaurant which becomes a beacon of hope to local artists and poets. The film was shot entirely in Afghanistan and was the country's official entry for the Foreign Language Film Award at the 83rd Academy Awards.
The evening was also about awards and award winning actress Anne Archer received the Legends Awards for her artistic and humanitarian work.
The BHFF champions international independent film and its program runs until April 29.
Screenings are held at the state-of-the-art Clarity Theater (100 North Crescent Drive) in Beverly Hills, California.
Tickets are available on the fest site or by calling the BHFF office at 310.779.1206. Prices range from $12.00 per screening to $275.00 for the Awards Gala. Screening Passes ($150.00) and VIP Festival Passes ($550.00) are also available.
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But there's been a lot of buzz for awhile about the possibility of vector based mapping. Vector mapping is essentially pushing the underlying data used to build a map to the client, instead of the fully assembled map. By pushing vectors to a client (browser or mobile application) you can push the assembly of the map into the client machine, saving quite a bit of work on the server side. But it also gives you a lot of capabilities that are absent from raster maps. For instance:
- Reprojection and restyling on the fly: If you are assembling a map based on vectors, you're just providing the base map data and allowing the local app handle constructing the map. That allows you to do interesting things like reproject and restyle a map in the client and on the fly.
- Graduated map drawing: You can draw the map while the user watches, instead of loading it tile by tile.
- Perspective changes: You can tilt maps, create 2.5D or 3D maps, do all sorts of things based with the data.
- Fluid transitions: Instead of jumping between zoom levels, you can have smoother transitions as you navigate a map.
Canvas: There's been a lot of hall-way talk at conferences like WhereCamps and FOSS4G about using HTML5 Canvas to render vectors, pushed down in a standard format. I haven't seen any great implementations, but Canvas is also widely supported in the browser and generally has good performance.
WebGL: WebGL gives the browser access to a machine's graphics card to do rendering, giving it some tremendous power. Browsers traditionally only had that kind of access through plugins like Flash. Google launched an experiment last week called MapsGL. It's pretty awesome. We've got buildings, smooth transitions, and nice animations of 45 degree imagery. The downside of WebGL is that it isn't widely supported yet in the browser. Currently only Chrome 14 and later versions of Firefox have good enough support for MapsGL. And currently Microsoft has no plans to support it. My hope is that WebGL will take off because of the power that graphics processor gives maps developers.
This isn't meant to be an exhaustive list, feel free to add other approaches you've seen or implemented. I'm really excited by vector mapping and want to see it succeed. I really feel like it's "The Future"


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Postal Service vs. Congress: Our view
Anyone who pays bills online, or sent an electronic Valentine's Day greeting instead of a card, should understand why the U.S. Postal Service is in deep trouble. But Congress is standing in the way of the service's efforts to save money — and itself.
Though members of Congress often claim they want the post office to function like a business, they veto exactly the sort of tough decisions a corporate executive would make. In the week since the Postal Service announced plans to end Saturday mail delivery, effective Aug. 10, numerous lawmakers have condemned the plan and vowed to block it.
They had the same reaction last year to the Postal Service's proposal to close thousands of smaller, money-losing post offices. Postal officials compromised by keeping the offices open while cutting their hours, but the service continues to hemorrhage money.
It has maxed out a $15 billion line of credit from the Treasury, and hasn't had any direct taxpayer funding since the early 1980s. And although most of last year's net loss came from prepayments for retiree benefits — a clumsy mandate that Congress imposed in 2006 — the core business is also deeply in the red thanks to continuing steep declines in first-class mail.
With the service bleeding $25 million a day, something has to change. And fast.
One of those things is six-day-a-week mail service. In the Internet era, Saturday delivery has become yet another nice-to-have benefit that Americans can live without. The plan to end it, except for packages, would save $2 billion a year.
Polls show that almost three-quarters of Americans favor that tradeoff, but Congress has repeatedly objected, attaching provisions to spending bills to prohibit postal officials from acting on their own.
If lawmakers want to do something productive, they could pass a broad plan for saving national mail delivery. But they can't. Year after year, postal officials sound the alarm and urge enactment of a comprehensive bill to let the agency to save money. And year after year, Congress dawdles, unwilling to do one of its most basic jobs.
Last year, for example, Republican House leaders said they just couldn't find the time to bring a Postal Service reorganization bill to the floor — at the same time they were scheduling the 33rd vote to repeal ObamaCare.
At a Senate committee hearing on Wednesday, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe begged senators not to renew the legal provision that bars the Postal Service from acting on Saturday delivery. He shouldn't have to beg. Lawmakers who won't make tough choices themselves have a lot of nerve criticizing the Postal Service for trying to preserve itself.
Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., put his finger on the problem. "There's really 536 postmaster generals," Coburn said, referring to the 100 senators and 435 representatives telling Donahoe how to do his job. "The goal ought to be that there's one. The fact is, the post office is in trouble."
That's a message that needs to be delivered every day of the week.
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LOS ANGELES - "Blood-drenched" barely begins to describe Fede Alvarez's remake of "Evil Dead," a gore-for-broke affair that strips the flesh off Sam Raimi's cult-beloved comic-horror franchise and exposes the demons at its core. The presence of Raimi, original collaborator Rob Tapert, and star Bruce Campbell as producers should give the faithful permission to attend what would otherwise smell like a shameless exploitation of the 1981 film, but the high production values and nonstop action offered here should also please younger genre fans who've never bothered to rent it.
True to the essence of its predecessor but reinventing some particulars (precedent is set by Raimi's "Evil Dead II," which practically remade the story from scratch), this film retains the five-youths-in-a-cabin premise, but renames the characters and changes some relationships to ensure we don't expect a beat-by-beat remake. That's good news for Shiloh Fernandez, who has none of the humor or panache of Campbell - Fernandez's David fills the slot of Campbell's Ash, in that he's the brother of the first young woman to be possessed by evil forces (Jane Levy's Mia), but David is, wisely, never offered as an Ash-like hero.
And while the original had a conventional slasher-flick setup - a co-ed spring break trip to the woods - this one offers more justification for the remote setting and the characters' reluctance to leave when things start to go south: Mia is a drug addict, and her brother and their friends have come to the family cabin to nurse her through a cold-turkey withdrawal. Having already steeled themselves to ignore her inevitable pleas to go home, Mia's friends at first mistake the evidence of her possession for drug-sick desperation.
Not that this misinterpretation can last for long - what with Mia's flesh bubbling up into a scarier version of Linda Blair's "Exorcist" visage, and her new habit of trying to kill her pals and spouting demon-voiced promises that none will live until dawn, it's pretty clear heroin isn't her only problem. Lou Taylor Pucci's Eric, having discovered a mysterious book full of supernatural lore - fans recognize it as the Necronomicon, bound in human skin and full of "never repeat these magic words"-type warnings, destined to be ignored - diagnoses Mia's condition after having unwittingly (read: stupidly) set demons loose in the first place. But he's too late to keep her from biting some of their friends, allowing spirits to overtake them as well. (The distinction between zombie-style biological infection and demonic possession was always a little hazy in Raimi's series.)
Pucci is this "Evil Dead's" most charismatic cast member, but Alvarez and his co-writer Rodo Sayagues give him only one wisecrack in the whole film. Jokes are almost non-existent here; Alvarez comes closest to trying to make us laugh (and it works) when his camera casually shows us a prop - a shotgun, a chainsaw - whose importance we remember from Raimi's trilogy.
Instead he and his crack effects team work to make our stomachs turn. From the initial attack on Mia - the infamous "tree rape" scene - to the literal rainstorm of blood that accompanies the climax, "Evil Dead" delivers satisfyingly disgusting effects that serve an ever-accelerating action pace. The only respite from the gore comes in those treacherous moments when one of the possessed stops spitting threats and blood to speak in the wounded, innocent voice of the human who used to inhabit its body. The flip-flopping between "why are you hurting me?" and "I will rape your soul in Hell!" is one of the original film's gags - like Raimi's camera, dodging trees as it offers a breakneck POV shot of demons swooping in to inhabit unwitting mortal shells - that Alvarez executes perfectly in this unasked-for but entirely welcome remake.
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Dear Mr. Trump and Dear Mrs. Ursula von der Leyen,
we are all world citizens and were shocked to see how the Cats are treated and killed in China.
We ask you both to convey our request to the Chinese government to enact a law prohibiting the trade and consumption of cat meat all over China.
Believe it! Millions of cats are killed yearly in China for their fur and meat. Torturous deaths including strangling, nooses bludgeoning & skinning alive are just a few ways these poor animals are being killed for their fur and meat.
In many countries Cats are considered a house pet but in some Chinese regions they are also considered as a source of meat and material for clothing production.
Cats fur is being mislabeled and exported to counties around the world to be worn by unsuspecting consumers. People are often unaware that they are wearing cat fur.
Cats are being subject to living their lives in small unhygienic and cramped cages until the day they get chosen. Cats are often bludgeoned and left semi-conscious before they are then skinned alive.
They are often tied up by their tails and legs, crying in pain as the torture of pulling the skin back from their bodies begins. Many workers stomp on the animals who struggle to much for them to allow a clean cut. Cats have been known to still be alive after they are skinned and then suffer an incredibly slow and painful death often just thrown onto a concrete floor breathing and writhing until they die.
Unfortunately there are no penalties on treatment towards animals on fur farms in China. Allowing workers to torture, abuse, starve, and mangle these animals before they die.
If most people knew what was going on in China they would be against and even disgusted with the cat fur trade.
PLEASE make a stand today and help the cats that are unable to speak for themselves. No Animal deserves to be treated this way.
Yes we can, we can Stop them, but just all together.
Thank you.
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We ask to stop the terrible practice of eating Cat meat and tortures to which the Cats are subjected in China.
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We ask to stop the terrible practice of eating Cat meat and tortures to which the Cats are subjected in China.
We ask Mrs. Ursula von der Leyen President of the European Commission and Mr. Donald Trump to convey our request to the Chinese government and to Chinese Premiere Mr. Li Keqiang.
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A kickstart lever is more than just a run of the mill replacement engine part. It provides an optical centre point for the gear box area of any custom project motor. More than most parts, it is directly exposed to being kicked about a lot, therefore will require replacement when it is worn out.
Most of the kick-starters we have available include a fixing bolt and a pedal rubber unless indicated otherwise. The original kick-starter pedals are made of aluminium alloy. We have aftermarket items available with a chromed finish, blue anodised and carbon fibre effect finishes. The shorter kick-starter version, which was an original PIAGGIO item originally supplied with the P150S, fits all other PX models and also improves the "race prepared" look of your VESPA.
Helpful Hint: If you have fitted a PX motor into an earlier VESPA model you can still use the original kick-starter providing you also fit the original kick-starter shaft be it from a VNA VESPA a Sprint or even a T5. Another method to 'age' the appearance of the kick-starter is to replace it with the upwardly curved PX item that imitates the appearance of the kick-starter of the earlier models, so retaining the kick-starter shaft assembly from the PX motor.
SIP-TIP: Do not forget to order a new fixing bolt and pedal rubber for your new kick-starter unless they are already included. With colour coordinated rubbers and chrome plated engine parts you can highly individualise or customise your VESPA effectively and noticeably.
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NetApp X275A 144GB 15K Disk DrivePart Number: X275A
144GB 15K FC-AL Universal Disk Drive for DS14 / DS14mk2
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Filers: FAS250, FAS270,
Disk Shelf Type: DS14, DS14mk2 FC, DS14mk4 FC
Min rev ONTAP: 6.4.5
Sysconfig Output: NETAPP X275_ S15K4146F15
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He seemed mythical, slightly beyond belief. Thirty years ago, in gyms all over Colorado Springs, he rose to astounding dunks. The windmill rim-shaker against Doherty. The helicopter dunk against Harrison. The Statue of Liberty slam against Palmer.
These were brief air shows from three decades ago, but Mitchell High's Sherlock Holmes lingers in the minds of those who watched him play. He remains, forevermore, the most extravagant basketball showman ever to compete in Colorado Springs.
He departed 20 years ago on Thanksgiving Day. Holmes, who had thrilled so many, who had risen to such heights, died on the floor of a Las Vegas apartment a few hundred feet from Interstate 15. It was morning, and a confused, enraged Sherlock was banging his body on the door of his former girlfriend, Nicole White. Her new boyfriend, Marlon J. Cullors, called 911, begging for aid as Holmes kept pounding.
When Holmes burst through the door, Cullors shot him twice in the chest. Holmes, only 29, died quickly.
Today, as we remember the basketball star with the funky name and the tragic finale, it's time to return him to his proper place. Holmes lost his way and squandered his immense potential, and that offends many who watched him on his best nights. So much more was expected.
His basketball reputation has tumbled. He's often remembered as a mere dunker, a basketball circus act, but he was much more. He deserves to be remembered as one of the grandest high school players in our area's history, right up there with Lewis-Palmer's Josh Scott and Pat Garrity, Palmer's Reggie Jackson, Manitou Springs' Justin Armour and Air Academy's Rodney Zimmerman.
Yes, his real name was Sherlock Holmes. On Nov. 6, 1964, Raymond Holmes Sr. welcomed a large son at Memorial Hospital. Raymond had decided long before to name his baby boy after a rather famous fictional detective.
"I thought it would be a pretty unusual name," Raymond told me in 2010.
Sherlock, known to his friends as "Lock," soon became an extremely tall, extremely talented basketball player.
Tony Frankmore, who lives in the Northgate neighborhood on the edge of Colorado Springs, heard stories about Holmes. At the time, Frankmore was in the sixth grade, playing for Lincoln Elementary, and he kept hearing tales about this sixth-grader named Sherlock at Adams Elementary who stood a foot taller than anybody else and rose to near rim level.
He wondered if the stories could possibly be true. He wondered until he encountered Sherlock when Lincoln played Adams Elementary.
"Oh, we were all in awe," Frankmore said this week.
Holmes led Adams to a breezy victory, Frankmore said.
How breezy?
"They beat us, 70-10."
By the time Holmes was an eighth-grader at South Junior High, he was dunking, and we're not talking about barely dunking. He was rising high above the rim and slamming with his left hand. He seized rebounds with one immense hand. He terrified opponents. He became a 14-year-old basketball celebrity.
He ranks as the best junior high basketball player in Colorado state history. Yes, I realize this is a big claim in a state that produced first-round NBA picks Joe Barry Carroll, Micheal Ray Richardson and Chauncey Billups.
But no other player was so dominating so young. When Sherlock arrived at Mitchell, The Gazette named him the city's most acclaimed sophomore "ever" and later described Mitchell's team as "The Sherlock Holmes Traveling All-Star Circus and Air Show."
Street and Smith named Holmes one of the nation's top 30 high school players. He could shoot, soar, defend, pass and dribble. He was refreshingly tough and fundamentally sound for a player of his immense talents.
And he was surprisingly kind. He humiliated dozens of opponents during his years at Adams, South and Mitchell, but he was considerate about his utter dominance.
"You know, he had a boyish grin all the time and he seemed to be thoroughly enjoying the game," Frankmore said. "He didn't make fun of our team and laugh. He just thoroughly enjoyed what he was doing out there."
The fun stopped immediately after Holmes completed his rollicking, successful career at Mitchell. He had been recruited by Memphis and Georgetown, among other schools, but a learning disability limited him in the classroom and his grades prevented him from playing for a marquee college program.
He played briefly for two junior colleges in Texas, but missed the mountains and his friends and family. He never adjusted to college life and soon returned to the Springs. Once he seemed destined for the NBA, but his flight had ended.
The Sherlock Holmes Air Show was over.
He wandered for several years, enlisting in the Army, driving a food delivery truck, working in Las Vegas casinos. He fell in love with White, but this was a turbulent, sad love.
On the evening of Nov. 22, 1993, Holmes met with his best friend, Darren Dunlap, The young men, as close as brothers, talked for an hour in the fading sunlight at the corner of Zion and Tahoe, near Dunlap's home. Dunlap and Holmes played together at Adams Elementary and South Junior. Dunlap became a star at Palmer before earning a scholarship to Colorado.
Holmes told Dunlap he planned to return to Vegas to see if he could rekindle his relationship with White. Dunlap begged him to stay in the Springs, near his oldest and dearest friends. Dunlap sensed grave trouble awaited Holmes in Vegas.
Sherlock ignored his friend's advice, climbed into his gray Ford Escort and departed for Vegas. Dunlap next saw his friend in a casket at the Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church in the Springs.
For years, Thanksgiving was a sad day for Dunlap. He mourned. He could barely endure the holiday.
Those days are gone.
"I try to have a good time for him instead of a bad time," Dunlap said late Monday night from his Springs home. "If he was here, he would want me to have a good time."
On this Thanksgiving, on the 20th anniversary of his death, it's time to place Sherlock Holmes back where he belongs, back where he's always belonged. Yes, the young man who flew so high, who thrilled so many, tumbled to earth.
But let's remember him, on this day, soaring above the rim once again, soaring high above those two gunshots, high above his early grave.
Flying free and forgiven.
Twitter: @davidramz


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Use of Sight in Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnosis
The use of sight in traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis is crucial. By examining the face, the body, and the tongue, a practitioner can recognize signs and symptoms that indicate illness. Treatment cannot begin until observation using sight has been made and other methods of diagnosis have been employed.
The Face
An experienced practitioner often develops an initial idea of a patient's health just by observing him or her walking into the office. Inspecting the quality of the spirit (shen) is an important aspect of this first impression, since the shen gives a good indication of the overall vitality of a person. The shen especially shows in the eyes: An ancient maxim states, "If there is shen, there is life." A person with healthy shen has a gleam or sparkle of life in the eyes.
The face is bright with some color, breathing is regular, and movements and speech are normal and logical. A person with unhealthy spirit has dim eyes with a vacant look. The face is dull with no shine; breathing is slow, weak, or irregular; movements appear abnormal or unusual; and speech is illogical or the voice is at an inappropriate volume.
Changes in facial skin color can provide the traditional Chinese medicine practitioner with a number of diagnostic clues. A bright (shiny), white face can indicate deficiency of qi or a cold condition, while a dull, pale face with no shine is a sign of blood deficiency.
Redness in the face indicates heat: If the entire face is red, it is a sign of excess heat, while red cheeks alone are a sign of deficiency heat. A bright yellow skin tone can indicate damp heat, while pale yellow is a sign of damp cold due to deficiency. Finally, areas of black usually indicate kidney deficiency.
The location of color on the face also has diagnostic significance as in the example of kidney deficiency: The black appears below the eyes and is often seen in people who don't get enough sleep or push themselves too hard, both practices that deplete the kidneys of qi, yin, and yang. Another example of the importance of the location of color is when it appears on the tip of the nose, an area affected by the spleen. Alcoholics often have redness in this area due to damp heat in the spleen caused by the heat generated in that organ by alcohol.
The Body
A lot of information can also be accumulated by looking at the overall physique. Overweight people have a tendency toward dampness or phlegm, while thin people are inclined to be yin deficient. A person with internal heat may be scantily clad in the winter, while a person with internal cold might wear a sweater in the summer. Somebody who is active and energetic tends to experience yang syndromes, while yin syndromes are more common in quiet, sedentary people.
Faded, sparse, and dry hair indicates weak kidney qi or blood, while lustrous, thick, and shiny hair is a sign of strong kidney qi and sufficient blood. Finally, the lips can tell a lot about the condition of the body. Bright red lips can indicate heat, pale lips can be a sign of qi or blood deficiency, and blue lips can be due to cold or blood stagnation. Dry and cracked lips are a sign of depleted body fluids, and twitching lips are an indication of liver wind.
The Tongue
The most important and richest source of visual diagnostic information is the tongue. Entire books have been written to illustrate the amount of information that can be garnered simply by carefully observing the tongue.
The surface of the tongue is divided into areas that correspond to the organs. The tip of the tongue corresponds to the heart, while the entire front area applies to the lungs. The middle area reflects the condition of the stomach and spleen, while the sides of the tongue are related to the liver and gallbladder.
Finally, the back of the tongue corresponds to the lower burner, which includes the kidneys, the urinary bladder, and the large intestine. These assigned areas reveal a wealth of information, and they repeatedly prove accurate when applied to clinical practice.
The colors of the tongue body and coating also enhance the clinical picture. When the body of the tongue is much redder than normal, it is a sign of excess heat, while a slightly redder tongue body is a sign of deficiency heat. A pale tongue body indicates a syndrome of deficiency or cold. A purple tongue can indicate qi or blood stagnation, while a blue-tinged tongue indicates stagnation and severe deficiency of qi and blood.
The consistency and shape of the tongue are also significant. A puffy tongue with teeth marks on the sides is seen in a person with deficient qi, while a puffy tongue that appears wet indicates deficient yang. A shriveled, atrophied tongue is seen in deficient conditions; this sign appears sometimes in cancer patients. Finally, cracking in the tongue body occurs when body fluids have been depleted due to heat or yin deficiency.
The movements of the tongue also tell their own story. When the tongue shakes, it is a sign of deficiency or liver wind. (Of course, it can also indicate nervousness.) When a person has difficulty sticking the tongue out, it can indicate deficient qi, blood, or yin. When the tongue is turned to one side, as in stroke patients, it is a sign of internal wind or phlegm blocking the meridians. Finally, a person who leaves his tongue out, or whose tongue moves in and out, has heat in the heart.
Another important aspect of diagnosis through observation of the tongue is the appearance of the coating on the tongue. In a healthy person, the coating is thin, moist, and white. A change in the color or distribution of the coating indicates some sort of pathologic process occurring in the internal organs; for example, if there is heat in the stomach, that area of the tongue will have a yellow coating.
A thick coating is related to excess conditions, while a thin coating is seen in deficiency. With yin deficiency, there is little or no coating, since the tongue coating is created by the stomach yin. An excessively moist coating is a sign of excess fluids and occurs when yang is insufficient to transform fluids (in other words, if yang is weak, fluids accumulate). A dry coating indicates fluid deficiency or dehydration; a greasy coating indicates dampness; and a patchy coating occurs when phlegm blocks the acupuncture meridians.
The color of the tongue coating can tell a lot about the nature and progress of a disease. Often, an acupuncturist requests that patients avoid brushing the tongue before an office visit, since it can take a few hours for the coating to reappear.
Similarly, foods that discolor the tongue should also be avoided before an appointment, since they can make it difficult or impossible for a practitioner to read the true coating color. Although a white tongue coating is normal, it can also appear in external conditions, as well as conditions of cold or deficiency. A yellow tongue coating is always a sign of heat; as the heat increases, the intensity of the color also increases. A gray or black tongue coating can appear in conditions of extreme heat or cold, depending on the other symptoms.
The progress of a disease can actually be monitored by observing the tongue over the course of an illness. A person with a high fever might have a thick yellow coating; as the fever subsides, the coating becomes more white as the excess heat leaves the body. In fact, there are actually even more sophisticated visual diagnostic cues. However, the above descriptions illustrate that a wealth of information is available to the observant practitioner before hearing a single word of complaint from a patient.
On the next page, learn how other senses, such as smell and hearing, are used to make a diagnosis in Chinese medicine.
For more about traditional Chinese medicine, treatments, cures, beliefs, and other interesting topics, see:
- How Traditional Chinese Medicine Works
- How to Treat Common Ailments with Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Traditional Chinese Medicine for Coughs, Colds, Flu, and Allergies
- Traditional Chinese Medicine for the Digestive System
- Traditional Chinese Medicine for Pain Relief
- Traditional Chinese Medicine for Overall Health


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