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Rhythms to Make the Heart Beat Faster

Rhythms to Make the Heart Beat Faster

from The Korea Society on November 06, 2009
Duration: 4067
On September 30, 2009, Minji Kim, traditional percussionist, dancer, and a Republic of Korea 2009 Korean Traditional Artist-in-Residence, performed an evening of folk music on the changgo, an hourglass drum at the heart of traditional Korean music. The night's program began with an introduction by Dr. Ju-Yong Ha, composer and ethnomusicologist, who also provided commentary before each of the three musical selections: a kayagum sanjo, a duet for haegum and changgo, and a solo percussion piece for changgo. Minji Kim was accompanied by Gee Sook Baek on the kayagum and Lee Kyung Kang on the haegum.
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FAP932: Scholarship craziness, heavy metal Hanukkah, MASFAA 2009

FAP932: Scholarship craziness, heavy metal Hanukkah, MASFAA 2009

from Financial Aid Podcast Free MP3 Internet Radio on November 06, 2009
Duration: 0
FAP932: Scholarship craziness, heavy metal Hanukkah, MASFAA 2009 Download the MP3 file here. Weekly Financial Aid Roundup Why does college cost so much? Merit based scholarships getting the axe. Scholarship Update Entertainment abounds in the results of our $10,000 scholarship. We hope to have a confirmed winner really soon. In the meantime, our next $10,000 scholarship deadline is December 15. Focus on Financial [...]
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ROCORI Volleyball Team Opens With a Home Victory

ROCORI Volleyball Team Opens With a Home Victory

from DigElogROCORI on November 06, 2009
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       *QUICKTIME         *iPOD          *CELL         *You TubeThe ROCORI Spartans Volleyball team took to their home court as they looked to duplicate their regular season success in their first game of the playoffs. Although ROCORI was heavily favored, the team was not about to take the Litchfield Dragons team lightly. After a number of long volleys back and forth, the Spartans took control of the first game after coming up with a remarkable save in the far backcourt. Game two the Spartans continued their dominance as they put together a 6-point mini run early in the game. The Dragons could never regroup as they began to make mistakes and simply could not match ROCORI’s athleticism. Be sure to watch all of the highlights from this match and stay tuned to DigElog ROCORI for more Spartans’ playoff highlights. ************************************************** This story is sponsored by Bella Rosa Salon & Spa. Rely on our day spa in Cold Spring, Minnesota, for relaxing salon services including hair care such as extensions, permanents, and coloring. The experts of Bella Rosa Salon & Spa, LLC, have 20 years of experience to provide you with the ultimate spa experience. We opened our business more than 3 years ago to offer our expert services to the Cold Spring area at reasonable prices. Contact us today for more information about our incredible salon and spa. For more information about the salon, visit BELLA ROSA WEBSITE.
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Spartans Football Season Ends as They Lose to Little Falls

Spartans Football Season Ends as They Lose to Little Falls

from DigElogROCORI on November 05, 2009
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       *QUICKTIME         *iPOD          *CELL         *You Tube The ROCORI Spartans football team went into their playoff matchup against the Little Falls Flyers with more injuries than you could shake a stick at. For starters, the team had none of their starting linebackers from the season opener. Coupled with the broken hand suffered by senior quarterback Derek Lieser, the Spartans would be in for a tough game against their gritty opponents, the Little Falls Flyers.        *QUICKTIME         *iPOD          *CELL         *You TubeROCORI opened up sluggish on offense as Nate Meyer started at quarterback. Two sloppy plays later, Lieser came in and threw a strike to the normally sure-handed Eric Loxtercamp who then dropped the ball. That set the tone for ROCORI as they simply could not move the ball and were constantly fighting an uphill battle when it came to field position. Eventually, the Spartans would put together a scoring drive and take a 7-0 lead in the second quarter. However on the ensuing kickoff, ROCORI yielded a 60-yard return that would setup a short field for the Flyers. A few plays later the Flyers tied the score at 7-7. The turning point in the game may have taken place when ROCORI could not advance the ball deep in their own territory with under a minute left. Punting with under 30 seconds left, the Flyers got the ball on the ROCORI 24 yard line. Two plays later they cashed in another touchdown and led 14-7 at halftime. The second half was more of the same for both teams as the Flyers continued to pound the ball on the ground while ROCORI’s defense kept them from scoring until a big touchdown run put the game out of reach. Watch all of the highlights from both halves and be sure to stay tuned to DigElog ROCORI for more Spartans’ sports highlights. ***************************************** Special thanks to Central Minnesota Federal Credit Union who sponsored this story.   The Central Minnesota Federal Credit Union in Cold Spring is proud to support the rich tradition of ROCORI athletics and the contribution it makes to student development.  At the Central Mn Federal Credit Union, all ROCORI athletes are Champions in our community.Learn More About CENTRAL MN FEDERAL CREDIT UNIONNEW! CMFCU Online Banking with RECURRING TRANSFERS / eALERTS 
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Hyena Chop Stix: Video

Hyena Chop Stix: Video

from Wildcast - African bush adventures live-blogged to a screen near you on November 05, 2009
Duration: 0
The dark clouds have been rolling in over Malilangwe, but with nothing more than the promise of rain. It is November already and anytime from mid-month onwards we can expect the down pours to start. I can still remember last year, when I was caught in a heavy storm and the water was flowing straight through my clothes as I cautiously navigated the muddy roads– it makes one feel like a kid playing in the rain. I’ve been getting some daily exercise walking up and down the hyena hill to check on the new den. I eventually found the two older mothers using a den right on the top of the hill in a different den than I thought previously. When I first spotted one of the older cubs roaming the hill I used my “special call” to attract their attention so they wouldn’t freak out by my presence. They came straight away to inspect and then strolled over to a crack in the rocks. I followed and took up a position on a nearby rock. One big mother then came out the den to see what new clan member had arrived; surprisingly, she was completely relaxed with me being there. I stayed for the morning to observed and take photos and get them used to me being around the new den. The hyenas and wild dogs had a huge confrontation South of Manyuchi two mornings ago, but nothing serious enough for them to eat each other. I received an update on Magwaza the lioness and her three cubs. They were hanging around Chitindigova Hill just North of Bandama Pan, always in the hills these lions, the cubs are growing strong and the ex-Nduna lioness is still mixed up with the pride with one other lioness. This unknown lioness seems to be lactating, which means there might be some more little ones on the way. It may be too soon to jump to conclusions, there is really no way to tell for sure, unless some mad person climbs into the hill to take a look. I think I might camp out in my vehicle over next few days to see what I can spot.
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Polymer Clay TV # 131 - color mixing

Polymer Clay TV # 131 - color mixing

from Polymer Clay podcast and TV on November 05, 2009
Duration: 0
Check out this week's video demonstration, where Ilysa shows you more about mixing polymer clay colors. It's important to learn about color- better color produces more interesting designs for your jewelry, accessories, and home decor items!
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MommyCast Show #389:  Cough Medicine Abuse

MommyCast Show #389: Cough Medicine Abuse

from MommyCast on November 04, 2009
Duration: 0
This is a serious show about a serious topic.  Dr. Drew Pinsky talks to us about teens and cough medicine abuse.  This is a trend that can kill.  Dr. Drew is a Physician and Addictionologist.  He is also host of Celebrity Rehab and Sober House.  Joining Dr. Drew is Misty Feiko, Registered Nurse and mother of two.  Misty has had firsthand experience with her teen.  Here are two important websites for all parents to know:  StopMedicineAbuse.org and FiveMoms.StopMedicineAbuse.org.  This is a show that all parents should listen to!  Thanks to Dixie for sponsoring our show. Click here to listen to the show with images. Click here to listen to the show. 00:00  MommyCast Show #389 00:43  Cough Medicine Abuse 09:09  Five Moms Campaign
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2009 Cold Spring Historian Award *DigElog ROCORI* & Duane Kuss

2009 Cold Spring Historian Award *DigElog ROCORI* & Duane Kuss

from DigElogROCORI on November 04, 2009
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       *QUICKTIME         *iPOD          *CELL         *You TubeDuring the 3rd Annual Membership Meeting of the Cold Spring Area Historical Society this year's HISTORIAN of the Year award was presented to WOW Training/DigElog ROCORI and to Duane Kuss, owner and publisher of DigElog ROCORI.Click Here to View DigElog ROCORI'S Feature on the 2008 Historian of the Year: Assumption Nursing Home
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CPSC and Other Government Agencies to Analyze and Investigate Chinese Drywall in the United States

CPSC and Other Government Agencies to Analyze and Investigate Chinese Drywall in the United States

from NewsInfusion - Videos on November 03, 2009
Duration: 0
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry (ATSDR), and numerous state departments of health have been working together to investigate and analyze how Chinese made drywall entered into the country, where it was used, what is in it, and what impact it may have on human health and corrosion of electrical and metal components.More on the CPSC s investigation of Chinese drywall
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