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From our "House of Metal #3", we have Orange County, CA's very own Rotus ripping it up with their song "Daddy's Home". This performance took place at the Blue Cafe in Long Beach, CA.

Brooklyn Park-based Kaleidoscope Performing Arts provides acting opportunities for youth as well as adults. But it's currently in a bind. Its lease at Elision Playhouse in Crystal is up and the nonprofit faces an uncertain future. It’s hoping to find a permanent home for theater performances. Website - http://www.ccxmedia.org Twitter - http://twitter.com/ccxnews Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ccxmedia.org/ CCX Media is on Comcast Xfinity in the Northwest Suburbs of Minneapolis and includes the cities Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Osseo, Plymouth and Robbinsdale.

Brooklyn Park-based Kaleidoscope Performing Arts provides acting opportunities for youth as well as adults. But it's currently in a bind. Its lease at Elision Playhouse in Crystal is up and the nonprofit faces an uncertain future. It’s hoping to find a permanent home for theater performances. Website - http://www.ccxmedia.org Twitter - http://twitter.com/ccxnews Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ccxmedia.org/ CCX Media is on Comcast Xfinity in the Northwest Suburbs of Minneapolis and includes the cities Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Osseo, Plymouth and Robbinsdale.

Brooklyn Park-based Kaleidoscope Performing Arts provides acting opportunities for youth as well as adults. But it's currently in a bind. Its lease at Elision Playhouse in Crystal is up and the nonprofit faces an uncertain future. It’s hoping to find a permanent home for theater performances. Website - http://www.ccxmedia.org Twitter - http://twitter.com/ccxnews Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ccxmedia.org/ CCX Media is on Comcast Xfinity in the Northwest Suburbs of Minneapolis and includes the cities Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Osseo, Plymouth and Robbinsdale.

White singer takes a knee while performing the National Anthem for the @SacramentoKings first home game in new arena. #BlackLivesMatter https://t.co/LIxeW2HlVW

Healthcare institutions throughout the country are striving to become high-reliability organizations (HRO). These HROs promise to deliver better health, improved patient experience, and better value. A critical contributor to healthcare HROs is high-performing primary care teams. The Air Force Medical Service must establish an environment that allows for high- performing primary care teams to flourish. The ability for a team to adopt high-performance elements varies substantially and a review of the available healthcare and teamwork research as well as the doctrine, reports and policies of current Air Force primary care, spotlights many barriers to organizational transformation into high-performing teams and HROs. This paper argues that the AFMS should continue its transformation by addressing three barrier themes: (1) obstacles to team cohesion, (2) lack of consistent and effective communication, and (3) poor organizational support for teams which impedes full implementation and adoption by all members. A foundation of process trust through standardization, supported by a re-engineered training platform and enabled by an alignment of goals, incentives and outcomes, is key to creating the Air Force Medical Home-field advantage.

~December 6, 1973 - Michael and the Jackson 5 appear on "One More Time", a Mills Brothers special, performing ‘Get It Together,’ a medley featuring ‘I Want You Back’, ‘ABC,’ ‘I’ll Be There,’ ‘Ben,’ ‘Daddy’s Home,’ ‘Never Can Say Goodbye’ and ‘The Love You Save’, and join the Mills Brothers to perform ‘Opus One’ and ‘Up The Lazy River.’

July 1, 1979 - Michael attends a party with Tatum O'Neal in the City National Bank Vault in Beverly Hills, honoring The Jacksons' Platinum and Gold achievements. Michael and The Jacksons receive a Platinum Record for their "Destiny" album as well as other Gold and Silver records. Michael interviews with "Blues & Soul" magazine at his home, discussing the peacock symbol, politics in music, children, world cultures, "Off the Wall", and the next Jacksons album. Michael then attends a party for the 10th anniversary of the Doobie Brothers at the Friars Club, performing a 40-minute rendition of "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)".

July 1, 1979 - Michael attends a party with Tatum O'Neal in the City National Bank Vault in Beverly Hills, honoring The Jacksons' Platinum and Gold achievements. Michael and The Jacksons receive a Platinum Record for their "Destiny" album as well as other Gold and Silver records. Michael interviews with "Blues & Soul" magazine at his home, discussing the peacock symbol, politics in music, children, world cultures, "Off the Wall", and the next Jacksons album. Michael then attends a party for the 10th anniversary of the Doobie Brothers at the Friars Club, performing a 40-minute rendition of "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)".

April 22-25. 7:30pm. Pleasant Home. Jeanette Andrews will astound everyone as she shatters the mold of a traditional magic performance. This totally unique experience, created specifically for Pleasant Home, is composed of a distinctive blend of magic, psychology, science, and art. With Jeanette as their guide, audience members will wind their way through the ornate rooms of Historic Pleasant Home, experiencing highly interactive magic designed for each of the five senses. Ages 12 and up.

Vocals Shoto Todoroki: Chris Daughtry (Different singing voice as V from BTS.) Backing Vocals Saijou Leonhard: Joey Barnes Nagamasa Midori: Josh Paul Instruments Saijou Leonhard: Drums Mikihiko Yoshida: Rhythm Guitar Shoto Todoroki: Acoustic Guitar Nagamasa Midori: Bass Guitar Hiryu Rin: Lead Guitar

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Abroad and at home. A comic opera, in three acts. Now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. By J. G. Holman. 1796.. Digitized from IA40316211-30 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-poetical-works-of-ch_churchill-c-charles_1783_3 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_love-in-the-east-or-ad_cobb-james_1788 .

Abroad and at home. A comic opera, in three acts. Now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. By J. G. Holman, ... 1796.. Digitized from IA40313604-02 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_progymnasmata-the-inn-p_parkyns-sir-thomas_1727 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-road-to-ruin-a-come_holcroft-thomas_1792_2 .

Songs, duets, &c. in Harvest-home. A comic opera, in two acts. As now performing at the Theatre-Royal, in the Haymarket. Composed by Mr. Dibdin. 1787.. Digitized from IA40310310-10 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-sultan-or-a-peep-in_bickerstaff-isaac_1787_0 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-first-floor-a-farce_cobb-james_1787_0 .

TABLE OF CONTENTS THEORY AND PRACTICE 11 CHAPTER I. Early Methods of Wireless Telegraphy 13 Various Methods. — Voice Wireless. — Sign Wireless. — Dinner-bell Wireless. — Signaling with Light. CHAPTER II. Waves in Solids, Liquids and Gases 16 Water-waves. — Ripples. — Regular Water-waves. — Interference. — Exp. 1, To show small irregular water-waves or ripples. — Directions. — Exp. 2, To study concentric-waves. — Directions. — Signals over Water. — Wave Detector for Water-waves. — Exp. 3, To study water-waves by means of a detector. — Air-waves. — Directions. — Exp. 4, To show how disturbances in the air can produce effects at a distance. — Directions. — Discussion. — Sound-waves. — Sound. — Exp. 5, To see whether sound-waves can travel in liquids. — Directions. — Sound through Liquids. — Exp. 6, To see whether sound-waves are transmitted by solid bodies. — Directions. — Sounds through Solids. CHAPTER III. Wave-motion 26 Ordinary Matter. — Molecular Vibrations. — Exp. 7, To see how energy can be transmitted through the particles of a body. — Directions. — Transmission of Energy through Molecules. — Molecules and Waves. — Motion of Molecules in Water-waves. — Motion of Air Particles in Sound-waves. — Longitudinal Vibrations. — Transverse Vibrations. — Heat-waves. — Waves Shown by Diagrams. — Wave-length. — Amplitude. CHAPTER IV. Ether 32 Ether. — Early Investigators. CHAPTER V. Light and Light-waves 35 Light. — Light-waves. — The Human Eye. — Reflection of Light. — Refraction of Light. — The Visible Spectrum. — The Invisible Spectrum. — The Polarization of Light. CHAPTER VI. Action of Magnetism through Space 43 Exp. 8, To see what is meant by the magnetic field. — Directions. — The Magnetic Field. — Exp. 9, To study the action of magnetism through space. — Directions. — Discussion. — Exp. 10, To see whether magnetism can reach out through space and make another magnet at a distance. — Directions. — Magnet Produced by Induction. — Exp. 11, To study the inductive action of a magnet upon a piece of soft iron. — Directions. — Polarization. — Magnetism and Ether. — Ether-whirls. — Exp. 12, To illustrate how ether-whirls tend to shorten. — Directions. — Discussion. CHAPTER VII. Action of Static Electricity through Space 49 Exp. 13, To see whether static electricity can reach out through space and produce effects at a distance. — Directions. — Discussion. — Exp. 14, To see if static electricity can charge a body at a distance. — Directions. — The Electrophorus. — Exp. 15, To illustrate what is meant by an electric field. — Directions. — Electric Field. — Static Induction. — Electric Separation. CHAPTER VIII. Action of Current Electricity through Space 53 Exp. 16, To see what effect a current of electricity has upon a coil of wire. — Directions. — Electromagnetism. — Exp. 17, To see whether a current of electricity flowing in one coil can affect another coil of wire at a distance. — Directions. — Primary and Secondary Currents. — Induction Telegraphy. CHAPTER IX. The Induction-coil 57 Exp. 18, To study the effect of a piece of iron placed inside of a magnetized coil of wire. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Magnetic Permeability. — Transformation of Currents. — Direct Current through Transformers. — Induction-coils. — Exp. 19, To study the construction of a simple induction-corl. — Apparatus. — Directions. — The Secondary Currents. — Exp. 20, To study the action of a simple automatic "contact-breaker" or "current interrupter." — Apparatus. — Directions. — Automatic Interrupters. — Vibrating Interrupters. — Electrolytic Interrupters. — Miscellaneous Interrupters. — Exp. 21, To study the action of a simple condenser. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Condensation of .Electrification. — Exp. 22, To see what is meant by self-induction in coils of wire. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Self-induced or Extra Currents. — Condensers for Induction-coils. — Coil-connections. CHAPTER X. Electric-waves 70 Electric-waves and Radiant Energy. — Electric Sparks. — Heinrich Hertz. — Interference of Waves. — Stationary Waves. — Stationary Electric-waves. — Electric-waves and Light-waves. CHAPTER XI. Oscillating Currents 75 Pendulum Oscillations. — Actual and Potential Energy. — Oscillations in Matter. — Persistent Oscillations. — Damped Oscillations. — Oscillations shown by Diagrams. — Direct and Alternating Currents. — Electric Oscillations. — Frequency of Oscillations. — High- frequency Oscillations. CHAPTER XII. Electric Oscillators 81 Oscillators. — Oscillator System of Electrophorus. — Oscillator System of Condensers. — Hertz's Oscillator. — Lodge's Oscillators. — Disk Oscillator. — Oil Spark-gaps. — Ether waves from a Cat's Back. — Human Body an Oscillator-ball. CHAPTER XIII. Production of Electric-waves 85 Exp. 23, To study some of the methods of discharging an electrified body. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Convective Discharges. — Conductive Discharges. — Disruptive Discharges. — The Electrophorus. — Condensers. — Electric Machines. — Induction-coil Transmitters. — Transformers. CHAPTER XIV. Detection of Efectric-waves 92 The Human Eye. — Exp. 24, To study the resistance offered by metal filings to a current of electricity. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Resistance of Metal Filings. — Exp. 25, To study the effect of an electric spark upon the conductivity of metal filings. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Cohesion. — Coherers. — Detectors of Electric-waves. CHAPTER XV. Experiments with Coherers 97 Experiment 26, To study the action of a simple coherer. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Decohering. — Exp. 27, To test the effect of sparks upon various parts of the coherer circuit. — Directions. — Note. — Discussion. — Exp. 28, To study the effect of sparks upon an enlarged coherer circuit. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Wires as Carriers. — Exp. 29, To study the effect of placing an air-gap in the coherer circuit. — Action across Air-gap. — Exp. 30, To see whether the coherer circuit can be affected by a spark that is in no way connected with it. — Directions. — Wireless in Miniature. — Exp. 31, To see whether we can increase the distance at which a spark will affect the coherer. — Directions. — Exp. 32, To study the effects of very small sparks upon the coherer. — Directions. — Effects of small sparks. CHAPTER XVI. Experiments with Decoherers 103 Exp. 33, To study the effect of ringing an electric bell near the coherer circuit. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Sparking at Contact-points of Bell. — Exp. 34, To study the nature of the spark at the contact- points of an electric bell. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Shocks by Self-induced Current. — Exp. 35, To see how sparking at the contact-points of an electric bell can be avoided. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Liquid Spark-destroyer. — Exp. 36, To see how the coherer may be "tapped-back" by an electric bell. — Directions. — Electric Bell as a Decoherer. — Relay in Coherer Circuit. — How Relays Work. — Exp. 37, To see how a relay can operate an automatic decoherer. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Adjusting Coherers and Relays. CHAPTER XVII. Electric-wave Experiments 112 Apparatus for Studying Electric-waves. — Reflection of Electric-waves. — Refraction of Electric-waves. — Polarizatipn of Electric-waves. — Simple Electric-wave Experiments. — Exp 38, To show how apparatus may be shielded from electric-waves. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Metal Shields. — Exp. 39, To show how electric-waves may be reflected by simple apparatus. — Directions. CHAPTER XVIII. Home-made Coherers 118 Materials. — Conductor-plugs. — Glass Tubing. — Bases for Coherers. — Filings for Coherers. — Home-made Coherer No. 1. — Home-made Coherer No. 2. — Home-made Coherer No. 3. CHAPTER XIX. Home-made Auto-coherers 125 Auto-coherers. — Home-made Auto-coherer No. 1. — Home-made Auto-coherer No. 2. — Carbon-mercury-iron Auto-coherers. — Home-made Auto-coherer No. 3. — Adjusting Auto-coherers. — Home-made Oscillating Auto-coherer. — Aluminum Contacts. — Exp. 40, To see how resistance is offered by poor contacts in Auto-coherers. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Discussion. — Exp. 41, To see how electric-waves affect the resistance of an auto-coherer. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Electric-waves and Contacts. — Exp. 42, To see how the telephone receiver may be used in connection with an auto-coherer. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Discussion. CHAPTER XX. Anti-coherers and Other Detectors 137 Anti-coherers. — Magnetic Detectors. — Marconi Magnetic Detector. — Electrolytic Detectors. — De Forest Responder. — Fessenden Hot-wire Barretter. CHAPTER XXI. Miscellaneous Apparatus 141 Keys. — Telegraph Keys. — Other Keys. — Choking-coils. — Relays. — Polarized Relays. — Telephone Receivers. — Morse Registers. CHAPTER XXII. Home-made Accessories 147 Home-made Sparkless Key. — Home-made Oscillator No. 1. — Home-made Oscillator No. 2. — Home-made Condensors. CHAPTER XXIII. Induction-coil Experiments 154 Exp. 43, To show that the core magnetizes and demagnetizes by turning the primary current on and off. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Discussion. — Exp. 44, To see how the strength of the magnetism of the core may be varied. — Directions. — Current and Magnetism. — Exp. 45, To see how the spark may be varied. — Directions. — Discussion. — Exp. 46, To study the effect of different spark-balls upon the nature of the spark. — Directions. — Experiment 47, To find whether a large surface will hold more electrification than a small one. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Electrical Capacity. — Exp. 48, To find whether the capacity of a given conductor can be increased without increasing its size. — Apparatus. — Directions. — Condensers. CHAPTER XXIV. Aerials and Grounds 159 Antennae. — Aerials. — Grounds. CHAPTER XXV. Miscellaneous Aids 163 Telegraphic Codes. — Tripod Sending Station Support. — Box Sending Station Support. — Door Receiving Station Support. — Box Receiving Support. INDEX 169-171 Digitized by Google.

Scene extracted from a new play, entitled Perfidy punished or justice done at home. Now performing with unbounded applause, in the north of Ireland. 1790.. Digitized from IA40310715-72 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_sallys-love-for-a-young_1790 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_the-shapwick-wonder-or-_1790 .

Vocals Kitty Katswell: D. Woods Stacy Hirano: Aubrey O'Day Zero Two: Shannon Bex Yoruichi Shihouin: Dawn Richard Ochaco Uraraka: Aundrea Fimbres