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== ”’Radio Involve”’ ==

Radio Invovle is a free community podcast. by Luke and Spoz JNR

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Greg schreck

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International Studies of Infarct Survival

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The ”’International Studies of Infarct Survival”’ (”’ISIS”’) were four [[randomized controlled trial]]s of several [[drug]]s for treating suspected [[acute (medicine)|acute]] [[myocardial infarction]] (‘heart attack’). More than 134,000 patients from over 20 countries took part in four large simple trials between 1981 and 1993, coordinated from [[Oxford]], England.<ref name=Hennekens1998>{{citation
| last1 = Hennekens | first1 = Charles H.
| year = 1998
| title = Trials of Thrombolytic Therapy: the International Studies of Infarct Survival Experience
| journal = Journal of Interventional Cardiology
| volume = 11
| pages = 1
| doi = 10.1111/j.1540-8183.1998.tb00089.x
}}</ref><ref name=Hennekens2005>{{Citation
| last = Hennekens | first = Charles H.
| last2 = Skerrett | first2 = P.J.
| year = 2005
| title = International Studies of Infarct Survival (ISIS)
| doi = 10.1002/0470011815.b2a01031
| journal = Encyclopedia of Biostatistics
}}</ref>

==ISIS-1==
The First International Study of Infarct Survival (ISIS-1) was a [[placebo]]-controlled trial of the [[beta-blocker]] [[atenolol]]. It recruited 16,027 patients and was completed in 1985.<ref>{{citation
| year = 1986
| author = ISIS-1 (Second International Study of lnfarct Survival) Collaborative Group
| title = Randomised trial of intravenous atenolol among 16027 cases of suspected acute myocardial
infarction: ISIS-1
| journal = The Lancet
| volume = 328
| pages = 57-66
| doi = 10.1016/S0140-6736(88)92833-4
}}</ref>

==ISIS-2==
The Second International Study of Infarct Survival (ISIS-2) was a 2×2 [[factorial experiment|factorial]] [[placebo]]-controlled trial of the [[thrombolytic]] drug [[streptokinase]] and [[aspirin]]. It recruited 17,187 patients and was completed in 1988.<ref>{{citation
| year = 1988
| author = ISIS-2 (Second International Study of lnfarct Survival) Collaborative Group
| title = Randomised Trial of Intravenous Streptokinase, Oral Aspirin, Both, or Neither Among 17 187 Cases of Suspected Acute Myocardial Infarction: ISIS-2
| journal = The Lancet
| volume = 332
| pages = 349-360
| doi = 10.1016/S0140-6736(88)92833-4
}}</ref>

==ISIS-3==
The Third International Study of Infarct Survival (ISIS-3) was a 3×2 [[factorial experiment|factorial]] trial that compared the three [[thrombolytic]] drugs [[streptokinase]], [[tissue plasminogen activator]] (tPA) and [[anistreplase]] to each other, and also compared the [[anticoagulant]] [[heparin]] to no heparin. All patients were also given [[aspirin]]. It recruited 41,299 patients and was completed in 1991.<ref name=Isis1992>{{citation
| author = ISIS-3 (Third International Study of lnfarct Survival) Collaborative Group
| year = 1992
| title = ISIS-3: a randomised comparison of streptokinase vs tissue plasminogen activator vs anistreplase and of aspirin plus heparin vs aspirin alone among 41 299 cases of suspected acute myocardial infarction
| journal = The Lancet
| volume = 339
| pages = 753-770
| doi = 10.1016/0140-6736(92)91893-D
}}</ref>

==ISIS-4==
The Fourth International Study of Infarct Survival (ISIS-4) was a 2×2×2 [[factorial experiment|factorial]] [[placebo]]-controlled trial of the [[angiotensin-converting enzyme]] inhibitor ([[ACE inhibitor]]) [[captopril]], [[mononitrate]] and [[magnesium sulphate]]. It recruited 58,050 patients and was completed in 1993.<ref name=Isis1995>{{citation
| author = ISIS-4 (Fourth International Study of Infarct Survival) Collaborative Group
| year = 1995
| title = ISIS-4: A randomised factorial trial assessing early oral captopril, oral mononitrate, and intravenous magnesium sulphate in 58 050 patients with suspected acute myocardial infarction
| journal = The Lancet
| volume = 345
| pages = 669-682
| doi = 10.1016/S0140-6736(95)90865-X
}}</ref>

==See also==
*[[GISSI]]
*[[Thrombolysis In Myocardial Infarction]] (TIMI)

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:clinical trials]]
[[Category:Interventional cardiology]]

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DFB Cup 1964-65

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The ”'[[DFB-Pokal|DFB Cup]] 1965”’ was the 22<sup>nd</sup> season of the competition. It began on [[January 16]] [[1965]] and ended on [[May 22]] [[1965]]. 32 teams competed in the tournament of five rounds. In the final [[Borussia Dortmund]] defeated [[Alemannia Aachen]] 2 – 0.<ref>{{cite web | title = DFB-Pokal 1964-65 | publisher = fussballdaten.de | accessdate = 2008-10-01 | date = [[2008]] | url = http://www.fussballdaten.de/dfb/1965/ | language = German}}</ref>

== 1<sup>st</sup> Round ==

{| width=100% cellspacing=1
!width=25%|
!width=10%|
!width=25%|
!
|-
| [[January 16]] [[1965]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| ”'[[1. FC Nuremberg]]”’
| align=center| ”’2 – 0”’
| [[1. FC Köln]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| ”'[[Rot-Weiß Oberhausen]]”’
| align=center| ”’5 – 0”’
| [[TSG Ulm 1846]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| ”'[[1. FC Kaiserslautern]]”’
| align=center| ”’3 – 0”’
| [[Karlsruher SC]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[Westfalia Herne]]
| align=center| ”’3 – 4”’
| ”'[[Tennis Borussia Berlin]]”’
| ”([[Extra time|AET]])”
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[VfR Frankenthal]]
| align=center| ”’0 – 5”’
| ”'[[VfB Stuttgart]]”’
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[Altonaer FC 93]]
| align=center| ”’0 – 5”’
| ”'[[Hannover 96]]”’
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[Hertha BSC]]
| align=center| ”’1 – 5”’
| ”'[[Eintracht Braunschweig]]”’
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[VfL Wolfsburg]]
| align=center| ”’3 – 4”’
| ”'[[TSV 1860 München]]”’
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[Preußen Münster]]
| align=center| ”’0 – 1”’
| ”'[[Borussia Dortmund]]”’
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[VfL Osnabrück]]
| align=center| ”’1 – 3”’
| ”'[[Alemannia Aachen]]”’
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| ”'[[1. FSV Mainz 05]]”’
| align=center| ”’1 – 0”’
| [[SV Werder Bremen]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[KSV Hessen Kassel]]
| align=center| ”’0 – 2”’
| ”'[[Hamburger SV]]”’
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[SuS Northeim]]
| align=center| ”’0 – 1”’
| ”'[[Meidericher SV]]”’
| ”([[Extra time|AET]])”
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[TSV Schwaben Augsburg]]
| align=center| ”’5 – 7”’
| ”'[[FC Schalke 04]]”’
| ”([[Extra time|AET]])”
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| ”'[[Eintracht Frankfurt]]”’
| align=center| ”’2 – 1”’
| [[Borussia Neunkirchen]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[Kickers Offenbach]]
| align=center| ”’2 – 4”’
| [[VfR Wormatia Worms]]
|}

== 2<sup>nd</sup> Round ==

{| width=100% cellspacing=1
!width=25%|
!width=10%|
!width=25%|
!
|-
| [[February 6]] [[1965]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[Eintracht Frankfurt]]
| align=center| ”’1 – 2”’
| ”'[[FC Schalke 04]]”’
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[1. FSV Mainz 05]]
| align=center| ”’2 – 2”’
| [[TSV 1860 München]]
| ”([[Extra time|AET]])”
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[VfR Wormatia Worms]]
| align=center| ”’0 – 2”’
| ”'[[VfB Stuttgart]]”’
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| ”'[[1. FC Nuremberg]]”’
| align=center| ”’3 – 1”’
| [[Hamburger SV]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[1. FC Kaiserslautern]]
| align=center| ”’1 – 3”’
| ”'[[Hannover 96]]”’
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[Meidericher SV]]
| align=center| ”’0 – 1”’
| ”'[[Eintracht Braunschweig]]”’
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[Tennis Borussia Berlin]]
| align=center| ”’1 – 2”’
| ”'[[Borussia Dortmund]]”’
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[Rot-Weiß Oberhausen]]
| align=center| ”’0 – 1”’
| ”'[[Alemannia Aachen]]”’
|}

=== Replay ===

{| width=100% cellspacing=1
!width=25%|
!width=10%|
!width=25%|
!
|-
| [[February 17]] [[1965]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[TSV 1860 München]]
| align=center| ”’1 – 2”’
| [[1. FSV Mainz 05]]
|}

== Quarterfinals ==

{| width=100% cellspacing=1
!width=25%|
!width=10%|
!width=25%|
!
|-
| [[February 27]] [[1965]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[Eintracht Braunschweig]]
| align=center| ”’0 – 2”’
| ”'[[Borussia Dortmund]]”’
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| ”'[[FC Schalke 04]]”’
| align=center| ”’4 – 2”’
| [[VfB Stuttgart]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| ”'[[Alemannia Aachen]]”’
| align=center| ”’2 – 1”’
| [[Hannover 96]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| [[1. FSV Mainz 05]]
| align=center| ”’0 – 3”’
| ”'[[1. FC Nuremberg]]”’
|}

== Semifinals ==

{| width=100% cellspacing=1
!width=25%|
!width=10%|
!width=25%|
!
|-
| [[April 17]] [[1965]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| ”'[[Borussia Dortmund]]”’
| align=center| ”’4 – 2”’
| [[1. FC Nuremberg]]
|- style=font-size:90%
| align=right| ”'[[Alemannia Aachen]]”’
| align=center| ”’4 – 3”’
| [[FC Schalke 04]]
| ”([[Extra time|AET]])”
|}

== Final ==

{{footballbox|
| date = [[May 22]] [[1965]]
| team1 = [[Borussia Dortmund]]
| score = 2 – 0
| team2 = [[Alemannia Aachen]]
| goals1 = [[Alfred Schmidt|Schmidt]] {{goal|10}}<br/>[[Lothar Emmerich|Emmerich]] {{goal|18}}
| goals2 =
| stadium = [[Niedersachsenstadion]] ([[Hannover]])<br />”’Attendance:”’ 55,000 <br />”’Referee:”’ [[Rudibert Jacobi]] ([[Heidelberg]])
}}

{| width=’100%’
| valign=’top’ width=’50%’|

{| style=’font-size: 90%’ cellspacing=’0′ cellpadding=’0′
| colspan=’4’|”’BV BORUSSIA 09 DORTMUND:”’
|-
!width=’25’| !!width=’25’|
|-
| GK || ”’1”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| DF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| DF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| DF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| DF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| MF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| MF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| MF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| MF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| FW || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| FW || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| colspan=3|”’Manager:”’
|-
| colspan=’4’|{{flagicon|GER}} [[Hermann Eppenhoff]]
|}
|
| valign=’top’ width=’50%’|
{| style=’font-size: 90%’ cellspacing=’0′ cellpadding=’0′ align=’center’
| colspan=’4’|”’AACHENER TSV ALEMANNIA:”’
|-
!width=’25’| !!width=’25’|
|-
| GK || ”’1”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| DF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| DF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| DF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| DF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| MF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| MF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| MF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| MF || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| FW || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| FW || ”’ ”’ || {{flagicon|GER}} [[]]
|-
| colspan=3|”’Manager:”’
|-
| colspan=’4’|{{flagicon|GER}} [[Oswald Pfau]]
|}

|}

== References ==

{{reflist}}

== External links ==

* [http://www.dfb.de/ Official site of the DFB] {{de icon}}
* [http://www.kicker.de/ Kicker.de] {{de icon}}
* [http://www.fussballdaten.de/dfb/1965/ 1965 results at Fussballdaten.de] {{de icon}}
* [http://www.weltfussball.de/spielplan/dfb-pokal-1964-1965/ 1965 results at Weltfussball.de] {{de icon}}

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[[Category:DFB-Pokal|1965]]
[[Category:1965 in football (soccer)]]
[[Category:1965 in Germany]]

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Innerpreneurship

Innerpreneurship: “

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{{for|the Cultural Creative who starts a new organization|Innerpreneur}}
”’
Innerpreneurship”’
is the practice of starting a new [[business]] in response to identified opportunities, personal growth needs and a desire to create social change. Innerpreneurship is often a difficult undertaking, as a vast majority of new businesses fail. Innerpreneurial activities are substantially different depending on the type of organization that is being started. Innerpreneurship ranges in scale from solo projects (even involving the innerpreneur only part-time) to major undertakings creating many job opportunities.

==History of Innerpreneurship==
The term innerpreneur and the identification of innerpreneurship as a movement can be credited to the work of marketer Ron Rentel. In the 2008 marketing text, ”Karma Queens, Geek Gods and Innerpreneurs”, Rentel identifies the growing movement of innerpreneurship.

Innerpreneurship is born from the values of the [[Cultural Creative]] subculture. The practice has existed since the 1960’s but was not identified or named until 2008.

==The Innerpreneur==
Innerpreneurs have the same character traits as [[entrepreneurs]], but they start businesses to aid in their personal growth rather than that of a company’s. They start their businesses to find personal fulfillment and satisfaction through their work. Innerpreneurs are driven by their need to realize their full potential, make a difference and constantly learn and evolve.

==Characteristics of an Innerpreneur==
* high need for achievement
* high need for independence
* low need for conformity
* internal locus of control
* love of ambiguity
* propensity for risk-taking
* obsession with opportunity
* believe you should do what you are and what you love
* see the world in a different way than most
* let their values and passion for exploration guide their lives
* have an innate need to be creative and honest, to follow their own unique path
* want to make things different; and are attracted to industries that improve the world
* may alternate periods of career focus with periods of reflection and/or adventure

==See also==
;General:[[Entrepreneur]], [[Entrepreneurial Economics]], [[Political entrepreneur]], [[Knowledge entrepreneurship]], [[Social entrepreneurship]], [[Internet Entrepreneur]], [[Entrepreneurship education]], [[Cooperative Entrepreneurship]], [[Digital Entrepreneurship]], [[Intrapreneurship]]
;Business: [[Business incubators]], [[Business opportunity]], [[Junior enterprise]], [[Kaospilot NL|KaosPilots]]
;Lists: [[List of management topics]], [[List of social entrepreneurs]]
;Other:[[Bootstrap funding]]

==References and external articles==
;Books and publications
* Rentel, R. (2008) ”Karma Queens, Geek Gods and Innerpreneurs”
* Paul H. Ray and Sherry Ruth Anderson, ‘The Cultural Creatives’. New York: Harmony Books, 2000. ISBN 0-609-60467-8.

[[Category:Innerpreneurship| ]]

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Ethan mc parland

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Mike Skyy

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”’Michael Abraham Skyy”’ (born [[September 24, 1974]]) is an American [[comedian]] and [[voice actor]].
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== Early Life ==
Skyy was born on September 24, 1974 in [[Pennsylvania]], [[Philadelphia]]. Specifically Skyy was born in Northeast Philadelphia’s ‘Oxford Circle’ area. Born to father Ronald and mother Beth he went to local elementary school [[Laura H. Carnell]], junior high [[Samuel S. Fels]] and high school [[Northeast High School]].

== Move to California==
in 1994 Skyy decided to move from his home town of Northeast Philadelphia to [[California]]. On July 7th 1994 he boarded a plane and with $3400 to his name moved to California. After a brief stay with a family member he moved to [[West Hollywood]].

== Career ==
The following is meant only to provide some examples of Mike’s body of work

== Stand Up Comedy ==
Beginning in 1993 Skyy began preforming at several inner city comedy clubs in Philadelphia’s downtown district. Upon moving to California Skyy began to preform frequently at [[The Comedy Store]] and the [[The Laugh Factory]].

== Improve ==
in 1996 Skyy began taking classes the [[The Groundlings]] under [[Mindy Sterling]], follow up by classes on the world famous [[CBS]] lot in North Hollywood with CBS Comedy on the Lot’

== Personal ==
Skyy is married with 2 children. They live in California

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Braucheimer Release Cap

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The ”’Braucheimer Release Cap”’ is an apparatus invented by German physicist Erwin Braucheimer. Braucheimer was best known for his contributions to the development of the Avagadro Hypothesis. His experiments in finding the molar mass of gases. He created this device to faciliate the experiment and to minimize errors. The Braucheimer Release Cap has been used in experiments conducted by chemists such as [[Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac]] and [[John Dalton]]. Braucheimer and Avagadro were involved in a rivalry throughout their scientific careers, but Braucheimer’s untimely death, in 1818, quickly ended the [[feud]], and Avagadro received credit for Avagadro’s Hypothesis. Some believe this credit is undeserved and Avagadro’s credibility is under review today.

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Made of hate

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{{Infobox musical artist 2
|Name = Made of Hate
|Img = Made_of_Hate-Fck.jpg
|Img_capt = The band Made of Hate
|Background =
|Origin = [[Warsaw]], [[Poland]]
|Genre = [[Melodic Death Metal]]
|Years_active = [[2007]]–present
|Label = [[AFM Records]]
|Current_members = [[Michał Kostrzyński]] ([[guitars]], [[vocals]])<br /> [[Tomasz Grochowski]] ([[drums]])<br /> [[Radosław Półrolniczak]] ([[guitars]])<br /> [[Jarosław Kajszczak]] ([[bass]])<br />
|www = http://www.madeofhate.net/
}}

”’Made of Hate”’ is a [[polish]] [[melodic death metal]] group created in 2007 by members of undone band [[Archeon]] . At 22 February [[2008]] was premiere of theier debut album [[Bullet in Your Head]].

Made of Hate was also support for Iron Maiden concert on Gwardia’s stadium in Warsaw.

==Discography==
===Albums===
* [[2008 in music|2008]] ”[[Bullet in Your Head]]

{{Notes}}

== External links ==
* [http://www.madeofhate.net/ Made of Hate – Oficjalna strona]
* [http://www.myspace.com/madeofhateofficial Made of Hate – Profil zespołu na portalu [[MySpace]]]

[[Category:Polish heavy metal musical groups]]
[[Category:Polish black metal musical groups]]
[[Category:Blackened death metal musical groups]]
[[Category:Polish death metal musical groups]]
[[Category:Musical groups established in 1991]]

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