murieleileen

Real Name:n/a
Location:Jerusalem
Joined:2-24-2007
About me
I am a Suzuki violin teacher and street musician (busker) on harp, recorder and violin
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Medieval Beliefs About Urine May Contain Drops of Truth
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by murieleileen  5-11-2008    2
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young musicians catalogue
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by murieleileen  5-10-2008   
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Women Over 40
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by murieleileen  5-9-2008    2
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Medicine's Dirty Little Secret
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by murieleileen  5-9-2008   
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MP3 Files Aren't Safe
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by Mohir  5-7-2008    4
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Naturmobil: Cart runs on "horse power"
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by Aribeth  5-4-2008    5
 "My friends and relatives thought of me as a somewhat eccentric half-mad inventor attempting the impossible," said Mirhejazi who has brought his invention to Dubai. Nevertheless, one friend was prepared to rustle up enough cash to put the project under starter’s orders. "It took me 26 months to build the vehicle in my workshop in Tehran. I got it patented by a special department in Iran after professors at universities there attested that it was a scientific invention."
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We need to end terror!
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by ruhamaf  5-1-2008   
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May 1, 1964: First Basic Program Runs
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by Mohir  5-1-2008    4
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Thought by Pablo Picasso
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by murieleileen  4-30-2008    4
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Bill Gates Buys a House
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by murieleileen  4-30-2008    3
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Out of Control Fraud
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by murieleileen  4-30-2008   
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Pictures by Kobi Harati- stunning! http://www.kobyharati.com
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by ruhamaf  4-29-2008   
 I wanted to clip pictures from Kobi Harati's site, but couldn't, so here is one picture, (plus a small self-portrait). You should go to his website to see some amazing photos! http://www.kobyharati.com.
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Cure For Laziness
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by ruhamaf  4-29-2008   
 Read the whole article, not just the bit I could clip.
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Paris in Spring in 1900 in pics
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by righthand  4-29-2008    5
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Animal senses humans don't have
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by Aribeth  4-26-2008    3
 You might think you're smart, but none of your senses rival the keenest abilities in the animal world. Animals see in the dark, sniff prey miles away, and detect electrical output from muscle twitches in hidden meals. Read on, so you don't become one of those meals.<<
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Raindrops on roses
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by Aribeth  4-26-2008    2
 The team tried to replicate the effect.They put some polyvinyl alcohol onto rose petals and allowed it to set, then peeled off a thin plastic cast of the petal surface.This film had the same properties as the rose petal:the film could hold droplets of between 3-5 microlitres even when held upside down. It seems that the physical shape of the surface is much more important than any chemical properties of the material in creating 'stickiness',says Ronald Fearing, a biomimetic engineer at the University of California at Berkeley. For a rose, this stickiness might come in handy as reflective water drops that glisten in the Sun might attract pollinating insects. In the lab, such materials might be useful for 'lab on a chip' devices that need to hold and shunt around tiny quantities of liquid without leaking or being contaminated by nearby materials. "These findings present many interesting applications in microfluid handling," says Fearing.
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20 Things To Do With Matzah
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by murieleileen  4-25-2008   
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Do You Know What Plasic Recycling Symbols Mean?
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by murieleileen  4-23-2008   
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The Red Hat Society
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by murieleileen  4-22-2008   
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Brain reacts to fairness as it does to money and chocolate
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by Mohir  4-21-2008    4
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Rainbow Bridge
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by murieleileen  4-21-2008    1
 This is for everyone who has ever lost a special oet.
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What planet is this?
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by Aribeth  4-20-2008    4
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How Much Are You Worth ? a thought
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by murieleileen  4-18-2008    1
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Beware of the Cat
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by murieleileen  4-17-2008   
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Know The Number 1 Song the day You Were Born ?
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by murieleileen  4-17-2008    5
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You and your bike will become one
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by Aribeth  4-17-2008    2
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Digital Sound Separator
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by Aribeth  4-16-2008    7
 The new tool promises to give musicians and producers powerful new ways to manipulate recordings both old and new.It might let studio engineers peer inside a chord-heavy rhythm-guitar part and nudge individual notes into tune. Or it could let them salvage unheard takes by classic musicians like Duke Ellington or Jimi Hendrix, left unreleased due to out-of-tune instruments or misplayed notes. It will certainly give musicians new ability to sculpt sound, such as prerecorded samples or loops, as if they were modeling clay.
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See What Gizmo The Cat Can Do
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by murieleileen  4-15-2008   
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Sunset at the North Pole
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by murieleileen  4-15-2008   
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The dog that died for someone elses Art.
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by RobbieV  4-15-2008    8
 This is the worst thing that I have ever seen. It is so sad.
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The Chord Scale
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by Rustee  4-15-2008   
 This is also helpful in putting together simple progressions, or even whole songs.
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The Computer Swallowed Grandma
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by RobbieV  4-14-2008   
 Some thing cute from Cajuncarla at SU. Thanks Carla.
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A Dry Town
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by murieleileen  4-14-2008    1
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Brain Scanners Can See Your Decisions Before You Make Them
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by Mohir  4-14-2008    6
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Thought Provoking Thought
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by murieleileen  4-14-2008    2
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The Origin of the Crossword Puzzle
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by Aribeth  4-13-2008    5
 Crossword Casualties Some folks were driven over the edge by the craze. In 1924, a Chicago woman sued her husband for divorce, claiming "he was so engrossed in solving crosswords that he didn’t have time to work." The judge ordered the man to "limit himself to 3 puzzles a day and devote the rest of his time to domestic duties." In 1925, a New York Telephone Co. employee shot his wife when she wouldn’t help with a crossword puzzle. And in 1926, a Budapest man committed suicide, leaving an explanation in the form of a crossword puzzle. (No one could solve it.) Eventually, the craze died down. It took The New York Times to revive it. Today, The New York Times crossword puzzle is considered the puzzle of choice for hardcore addicts, but that hasn’t always been true. Believe it or not, the Times resisted crosswords for more than two decades.Here’s the story of how the newspaper changed its mind...<<
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CASH COWS & COWBOY STARTER KITS
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by lifecyce1898  4-12-2008   
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The Farm Bill
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by lifecyce1898  4-12-2008    3
 Your taxes going to handouts to the rich
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young Johnny Cash
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by ofcapri  4-12-2008    3
 I remember this song well. R.I.P Man in Black!
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Real life Garfield
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by queerty  4-11-2008   
 They call it Garfield. I call it a morbidly obese cat / bordering on animal cruelty.
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