David Bolinsky: Fantastic voyage inside a cell
I am hoping that everyone will start educating themselves concerning research findings and concepts in micro-biology. Findings indicate that the amount of information involved in or dedicated to cell functional operations taking place within each human cell is massively large in scope and depth; and not a simple one celled organism starting point. My hope is that students study micro-biology with an open mind and willingness to explore the truth of what is actually happening; micro-machines; raw materials; information systems; processes as well as strategies; tactics; and purposes.
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Medical animator David Bolinsky presents 9 minutes of stunning animation that show the bustling life inside a cell. Built by his company, …
www.healthinformaticsforum.com/video/2068976:Video:77 – Cached
Everyone will have a great time listening to the country rock and bluegrass styles presented by Chasin Mason. At the shows, I noticed that there are a lot of people who sing right along with the band. Everyone seems to have memorized the words. If you are a guitar player, this band can give you a lesson or two for sure. A MUST SEE!
Website: www.chasinmason.net
CHASIN’ MASON Summer Schedule 2010
July 23 – Summer Sounds – Cedarburg, WI
July 24 – Falls Fest - Menomonee Falls, WI
July 30 – Taste of Lake Country – Pewaukee, WI
July 31 – Cascade FDP Picnic – Cascade, WI
Aug 5 – Watertown Riverfest – Watertown, WI
Aug 6 – Scandinavia FDP Fair – Scandinavia, WI
Aug 12 – Wisconsin State Fair – West Allis WI
Aug 13 – Greenfield Village Days – Greenfield, WI
Aug 14 – Lakeshore Weekend for Kids – Sheboygan, WI
Aug 20 – Patriot Palooza – Wausau, WI
Aug 21 – Ixonia Lion’s Fest – Ixonia, WI
Aug 22 – Our Lady of Lourdes Festival – Milwaukee, WI
Sept 11 – St. Gregory the Great Parish Festival – Milwaukee, WI
I’m just now heading out to the “Brain-A-Roo” music fest, Grafton, WI USA, on Saturday, July 17, 2010, The Bohn Family has put together a fund raising event for the American Brain Tumer Association in honor of their daughter Liz, who was diagnosed with brain cancer about a year ago.
The event is being held at the Centenial Park in Grafton and will include some great music (secular & saced), food abd an old fashioned back sale. But Liz’s true desire is that this time be used by the Lord in the lives of her many unbelieving friends.
Thinking back I first met Liz at Cornerstone Church in the 1996 timeframe; I think she was performing some wonderful and inspirational Christian music; with a voice like an angel and a heart of passion.
The times of our lives after all are preserved in our minds, within our memories. I will be honored to participate and share myself, my Church and my Christian beliefs, philosophy and world view with my neighbors. Hope everyone can join us.
Check out the Bass Player article concerning Bassimer STD.
All of us here enjoyed exploring the Bassimer, and each tended to approach it from a different musical perspective. I found the instrument inspiring and delightfully friendly in terms of the learning curve, so we’ll likely be seeing more of these little bass/dulcimer ankle-biters running around in the future. —Rod Taylor
BASSIMER STD
Street $850
Pros Innovative sounds, easy to play, huge fun factor
Cons Some minor construction issues
TECH SPECS
Weight 6.9 lbs
Made in U.S.A.
Warranty One year limited
Contact www.bassimer.com
Wild Bass Dulcimer – in Bass Player Magazine July 2010 (p50-p54) – a Bassimer product review.
The following quote from Bass Player magazine July 2010 (p50-p54); Article Titled – Bassimer STD By Rod Taylor; “[. . .] All of us here enjoyed the Bassimer, and each tended to approach it from a different musical perspective. I found the instrument inspiring and delightfully friendly in terms of the learning curve, so we’ll likely be seeing more of these little bass/dulcimer ankle-biters running around in the future.”
Contact the Bassimer creator/inventor, John Shelton at max@tsrnet.com or call 414-881-2463, to place an order for your own personal custom version of the Bassimer. Be sure to discuss optional setup design details!
John Shelton releases new patriotic youtube video to celebrate upcoming July 4, 2010 holiday season:
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U.S. lexicographer known for his American Spelling Book (1783) and his American Dictionary of the English Language , 2 vol. (1828; 2nd ed. 1840). Webster was instrumental in giving American English a dignity and vitality of its own. Both his speller and dictionary reflected his principle that spelling, grammar, and usage should be based upon the living, spoken language rather than on artificial rules. He also made useful contributions as a teacher, grammarian, journalist, essayist, lecturer, and lobbyist.
Noah Webster was born at West Hartford, Conn., in 1758. He entered Yale in 1774, interrupted his studies to serve briefly in the U.S. War of Independence, and was graduated in 1778. He taught school, did clerical work, and studied law, being admitted to the bar in 1781. Copyright © 1994-2001 Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
Noah Webster’s 1828 Dictionary:
SHOP’BOARD, n. [shop and board .] A bench on which work is performed; as a doctor or divine taken from the shopboard .
Here at Todd’s Creative Design (TCD), LLC we have decided to honor Noah Webster’s memory by using an unusual word, “Shopboard” as one of our brands for our shopping websites. Todd’s Shopboard’s are benches, platforms, shopping carts, dashboards or environments on which work is performed. When we started using the keyword “Shopboard”, search engines had not yet indexed it; however now it is widely used: About 3,400,000 results (0.18 seconds)
