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    Let’s say a school was to use music for advertising their own hoodies. It goes along great‚ they made plenty of money for a field trip but did they ever give credit to the person who wrote the music. Its understandable that the music maybe catchy but it is still wrong to take music with out giving credit. Many artists have lost millions of dollars due to people streaming their music and not paying for it. At the same time streaming loses a lot of money it can also be a potential gain. Small artists

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    Omaha native Nate Maloley (a.k.a. Skate) has become a force to be reckoned with. With a huge following on social media‚ Skate is one of the most prominent up-and-coming rappers/hip-hop artists in the music industry. Recently‚ at the 2015 Teen Choice Awards‚ he received a nomination for "Choice Music: Next Big Thing‚" and earlier this week‚ he released his first full-length album titled Maloski. Without a doubt‚ I have to admit that I am quite impressed. While I sometimes find that many hip-hop songs

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    Improving your tone to get a sweet tone on the alto saxophone requires strength-building exercises for the embouchure. If you practice the correct exercises‚ your embouchure will improve and you will be able to play with a sweet‚ delicate tone. The embouchure consists of the muscles in your face and jaw area that come into play when you play the alto saxophone. To get a feel for the muscles you will be training‚ imagine that you are sucking through a straw. It is these same muscles that will improve

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    Stem cells and stem cell therapy is a fairly new scientific concept that was founded in the mid twentieth century. It is based on the idea of regenerating parts of the body that have been damaged due to disease or illness. It is a form of treatment unlike most of the drugs and medications beginning to surface‚ mainly because scientists believe that the purpose of stem cell therapy is to focus more on the regeneration of the human body. The unique abilities and properties that stem cells hold‚ create

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    loyalty‚ and playfulness into the therapy room. Animal interactions during therapy sessions should be used because it increases overall health and happiness in the patient as well as secure a special bond between the client and the animal that will encourage and motivate them to come to therapy sessions. Animal assisted therapy (AAT) is a type of therapy that involves animals to provide comfort‚ motivation‚ and emotional support to the patients that come to therapy. Therapists around the world found

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    cardiac progenitor cells (CPCs) from embryonic stem cells (ESCs) by cell engineering and fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS). This research shows the possibility of purifying CPCs from ESCs‚ which is significant for cell graft or cell-based therapy. Another research “Disease Modeling and Phenotypic Drug for Diabetic Cardiomyopathy using Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells” illustrates the molecular and chemical changing of human induced pluripotent stem cells in the presence of diabetic extracellular

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    In a setting with someone with autism spectrum disorder‚ music therapists make use of music as an educational tool to encourage learning. One of the purposes of music therapy for someone with autism is to provide the student with an initial assistance using melodious and rhythmic strategies‚ followed by fading of musical cues to assist in simplification and transfer to other learning environments. Music therapy has been proven to decrease symptoms of children with autism‚ and could even facilitate

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    passion for music‚ and in the sixth grade‚ I started taking voice and piano lessons. Once I made it to high school‚ I was certain that I wanted a career in music. I convinced myself that music is what I was destined to do. During my junior year‚ I stumbled upon music therapy‚ which was a great combination of my two favorite things—music and helping others— and ultimately decided to apply for Belmont. The first few months of classes were great; I was even more in love with music therapy and how it

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    Music is a powerful form of speech and expression. At its most basic level it is meant to entertain‚ but in some instances‚ it is so powerful to cause both cultural and political revolutions. My question is‚ should such an influential expression be censored? I believe despite the power of music‚ it should not be censored. I believe music carries important messages about life both good and bad that need to be heard. By censoring music‚ we shut out the ability for people to process and decide on their

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    decides if music should be censored and this includes parents and corporations. The parents started to listen to their childrens music and listened to the lyrics of the songs. Some of the parents liked the lyrics and music that their children listened to‚ while others did not. The parents that did not like the lyrics of the songs their children listened to decided to create a group the Parents Music Resource Center‚ or the PMRC for short. The PMRC was established by parents to regulate music censorship

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