Listings of high school yearbooks for Oconto Falls HS can be found below. You will find former students who are seeking yearbooks, those looking to sell a yearbook and general yearbook requests among the OFHS yearbook listings. This yearbook section was created to help alumni post yearbook classifieds.
My year books were burned up in a house fire. I would like to buy the 1985-86 school year book. Thank you.
I want the Oconto Falls, High School Yearbooks for 1980,1981,1982 Once I can order these or get these 3 Yearbooks then I will order a copy of my 1983 Yearbook. Thank You.
I want to know if I can get the Yearbooks for 1980, 1981, 1982 My Freshman year, Sophmore year and Junior year.
In 1996 I experienced a house fire and lost all belongings and would like to at least replace my senior year book.


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Bjørn Alterhaug (born 3 June 1945) is a Norwegian jazz bassist, arranger, composer and professor of music.

Career
Alterhaug was born in Mo i Rana, Norway. He is one of the grand masters among European bassplayers and has been leading an international career in jazz since the late 1960s. He has played and worked with a great number of international greats such as Lee Konitz, Warne Marsh, Chet Baker, Thorgeir Stubø, Joe Henderson, Lucky Thompson, Sheila Jordan, Vigleik Storaas, Karin Krog, John Surman, Ben Webster and Clark Terry. He continues to lead his post as a professor at the Institute of Music at Norges Teknisk-Naturvitenskapelige Universitet in Trondheim, Norway and has taught on the Jazz programme there since the start in 1979.

Honors
Buddyprisen 1975
Rana municipality Culture Prize 1975
This year's jazz musicians in Norway 1975 .
Spellemannprisen 1980 in the class jazz for the album Moments (1979)
Gammleng-prisen 1989
Sør-Trøndelag County Culture Prize, together with John Pål Inderberg 2011

Bibliography (in selection)
Good morning, Duke (1999)
A song - not too happy (1999)
Bass means love (2004)
A ballad (2004)
Improvisation on a triple theme: creativity, jazz improvisation and communication (2004)
Old Louis (2005)
Moments (2005)
Long ago (2005)
Snake talk (2005)
At the waters edge (2005)
January morning (2005)
Ballad to an old bass (2005)
Maybe (2005)
Epitaph (2005)
Hymn to grotesque beauty (2005)
Bluza 33 (2006)
Mellom panikk og kjedsomhet (2006)
Improvisation, action learning and action research (2007)
Beep (2008)
Kyrie (2009)
Songlines (2009)
Kyrie (2009)
Bird lovers (2009)
Shailén (2009)
Message from a sad dolphin (2009)
Christmas song for children of Thelonious Monk (2010)

Discography

Solo albums
Moments - (1979)
A Ballad - (1986)
Some Other Time, with Bjørn Johansen, Frode Thingnæs, Laila Dalseth, Ole Jacob Hansen and Egil Kapstad - (1991)
Constellations - (1991)
Steps Toward's a Dream, with Lee Konitz, John Pål Inderberg and Erling Aksdal Jr. - (1995)

With Bjørn Alterhaug Quintet
Songlines (Ponca Jazz Records) - (2009)
Innocent Play (Ponca Jazz Records) - (2014)

Collaborations
Østerdalsmusikk, with Various Artists - (1975)
Selena, with Ketil Bjørnstad - (1977)
Til jorden, with Rolf Jacobsen and Egil Kapstad - (1979)
Snjóuglan, with Snjóuglan - (1979)
Frency only, with Åge Aleksandersen and Sambandet - (1979)
Friends, with Kapstad-Johansens Quartet - (1980)
Notice, with Thorgeir Stubø - (1981)
Drøbak kassetten 1981, with Various Artists - (1981)
Live at Jazz Alive, with Thorgeir Stubø - (1983)
Norsk Jazz 1960-1980, with Various Artists - (1983)
Veintetid, with Tove Karoline Knutsen - (1984)
Epilog, with Egil Kapstad - (1985)
For a Small Planet, with Trondheim Kammerkor - (1987)
For the Time Being, with Warne Marsh - (1988)
Fuglar, with Noble Noise - (1989)
Blackbird, with Siri's Svale Band - (1990)
The Jazz Sampler Vol. 2, with Various Artists - (1991)
New Church Music from Nidaros Cathedral, with Various Artists - (1993)
Remembrance, with Egil Kapstad Trio - (1993)
Norske bilder - (1993)
Pot's On, with Asmund Bjørken Sextet feat. Jan Erik Kongshaug - (1993)
A Woman's Intuition, with Laila Dalseth - (1995)
Min vemods fryd, with Jan Henrik Henriksen - (1996)
Jazz Out of Norway, with Various Artists - (1996)
Plays Norwegian Music, with Arctic Guitar Trio - (1996)
Gemini - (1997)
Notice/Live at Jazz Alive, with Thorgeir Stubø - (1997)
Necessarily So..., with Siri's Svale Band - (1997)
Over at Ola's, with Kevin Dean Quintet - (1997)
Norsk tonekunst i kontraster, with Embla - (1998)
Night Birds, with Totti Bergh - (1998)
Gemini and Taurus - (1998)
Round Chet's Midnight, with Hilde Hefte - (1999)
Oslo Jazz Circle 50 år - (1999)
Double Circle, with Ivar Antonsen - (1999)
One of a Kind, with Laila Dalseth - (2000)
Man, Woman and Child, with Tore Johansen - (2000)
Early Years, with Ketil Bjørnstad - (2000)
First Song, with Bodil Niska - (2000)
Pictures, with Equilibrium - (2001)
Playsong - (2001)
Distant Reports - (2001)
Advenio, with Vokal Nord - (2003)
Hildes Bossahefte, with Hilde Hefte - (2003)
Bjørn Johansen in Memoriam, with Various Artists - (2003)
Wolfvoices, with Maiken Mathisen Schau - (2003)
The Next Step, with Jon Larsen - (2003)
Foot Prints - (2003)
Wistful, with Hallgeir Pedersen Trio - (2004)
Django Festival 3, with Various Artists - (2004)
Blue, with Bodil Niska - (2004)
Jazz Collection 1, with Various Artists - (2005)
Like That, with Karin Krog and Tore Johansen - (2005)
Sval draum, with John Pål Inderberg - (2005)
Bluero, with Hallgeir Pedersen Trio - (2006)
My Funny Valentine, with Chet Baker - (2006)
On the Corner, with Hilde Hefte - (2006)
Jazzsnadder, with Various Artists - (2007)
Live in Oslo, with Lee Konitz and John Pål Inderberg - (2007)
An Evening in Prague, with Hilde Hefte and The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra - (2007)
Oslo Calling, with Karin Krog - (2008)
Veckan 44, with Norsk/Svensk Cool Sextet - (2008)
Arctic Bird, with Kjell Bartholsen - (2008)
A Portrait of Jon Larsen, with Jon Larsen - (2009)
Åge-boks 1, with Åge Aleksandersen - (2009)
Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair, with Various Artists - (2009)
Q (2009), with Henning Gravrok - (2009)
Flight - (2010)
Piano Pals (Ponca Jazz Records), with Oddbjørn Blindheim Trio - (2014)

References

External links

Bjørn Alterhaug Biografi - Norsk Musikkinformasjon MIC-no
Bjørn Alterhaugs label

1945 births
Living people
Musicians from Mo i Rana
20th-century Norwegian upright-bassists
21st-century Norwegian upright-bassists
Norwegian jazz upright-bassists
Male double-bassists
Jazz double-bassists
Norwegian jazz composers
Male jazz composers
Spellemannprisen winners
Ponca Jazz Records artists
Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Letters
20th-century Norwegian male musicians
21st-century Norwegian male musicians
Siri's Svale Band members

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Flat buyers under a registered umbrella body, Noida Extension Flat Owners and Members Association (NEFOMA), have launched a 'No Home, No Vote' drive to express their angst with their elected representatives and state as well as central governments, over delays in getting possession of flats. Noida and Greater Noida are part of the Gautam Buddh Nagar parliamentary constituency, which has over 22.5 lakh votes. Notably, over 5 lakh new voters have been enrolled since 2014 and a major chunk of them are flat buyers, according to the district administration.
"The flat buyers in Greater Noida West have not got the flats, even after the assurance from the prime minister. Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath constituted three ministerial committees but those also did not help. Hence, our association has started the 'No Home, No Vote' drive from Rudra Projects in Greater Noida," NEFOMA president Annu Khan said. "Buyers say there is no difference between the previous governments and the present government. No leader comes to the support of the flat buyers. Hence, the flat buyers have decided they will vote for NOTA," Khan said in a statement.
In 2014, a total 3,836 votes were polled for 'None of the Above' (NOTA) in Gautam Buddh Nagar constituency, less than one per cent of the total votes cast that year. NOTA was introduced to empower the citizens to indicate their disapproval for all contestants. Khan claimed the issues of the flat buyers have been persisting for around 10 years now and they have taken up their grievances with the governments of the Samajwadi Party, the Bahujan Samaj Party and now the BJP but to no help. "For years, the elected representatives have not come to resolve the flat buyers' problems and are now campaigning in residential societies, just before the polls," he alleged.
Flat buyer Ajay Tomar claimed that Rudra Projects had promised to deliver his flat in 2015 but he had not got it. "In between the government, the local authorities and the builders, it is the common man who gets cheated after spending their life-long earnings," he said. Voting for the Lok Sabha polls in Noida and Greater Noida is due on April 11, 2019, during the first leg of the seven-phased elections.
Khan claimed that the 2010-founded NEFOMA has a network of 20,000 to 25,000 flat buyers and indirectly links around a lakh people in Noida, Greater Noida and adjoining Ghaziabad. He said the body has linked aggrieved flat buyers of major projects like Unitech, Amrapali, Jaypee and around 50 smaller ones across Delhi-NCR. "We are reaching out to our network via different Facebook and WhatsApp groups that we have for various building projects, for this campaign," he said.


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John Clinton Hartz
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Portrait of John Hartz from the Fiduciary Trust.
Photos: Family
John Hartz with child
Fiduciary Trust Remembers
Fiduciary Trust memorial book
What Was it All About?
Fiduciary Trust International | Senior Vice President
Bernards Township 9/11 Memorial
Matthew C. Sellitto Memorial Plaque
Boston Public Garden 9/11 Memorial
Personal Memorial Website:
http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2001/memorial/people/1763.html
The New York Times Portraits of Grief
They were friends, neighbors, business associates and golfing partners.
In speaking of John Clinton Hartz, the words "best friend" came to mind for many, as did "pillar," "adviser" and "someone who would rise to the occasion in the face of adversity."
A crowd of more than 700 turned out for a memorial service at St. Bernards Episcopal Church yesterday to bid farewell to the 64-year-old Bernards Township man who, they said, meant so much to the Somerset Hills community.
"Honorable, that is the word for him," said his sister, Elizabeth H. Forster, a New York City resident.
Mr. Hartz, as senior vice president of Fiduciary Trust International, was at work on the 94th floor of Two World Trade Center when a hijacked jetliner slammed into his building.
Just as in 1993, when Mr. Hartz rounded up fellow workers following the bombing of the World Trade Center and led them to safety, his resolve during the Sept. 11 tragedy must have been the same.
"This time it took him to heaven," said his wife, Elinore.
He was so well thought of at Fiduciary Trust that two busloads of employees made their way to Bernardsville yesterday to pay their respects.
As a member of the Essex Hunt Club in Peapack-Gladstone and a lifelong member and current president of the Somerset Hills Country Club, Mr. Hartz's life was deeply rooted in the community.
As a youngster, he attended Far Hills Country Day School with childhood friend Dan Todd, brother of former Gov. Christie Whitman and an usher at yesterday's service.
"It's senseless," Todd said of the terrorist attack that took his friend. "We shouldn't have had to lose John in this way."
John von Stade, chairman of the Far Hills Race Meeting, was another good friend. "He was a good friend to all of us here," he said.
And while his life was spent in the realm of power and influence, there was an innocence to Mr. Hartz many considered to be profound.
Elinore Hartz said he sometimes recited a familiar childhood prayer before going to sleep -- "Now I lay me down to sleep. I pray the Lord my soul to keep. If I should die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take."
In addition to his wife and sister, Mr. Hartz is survived by his children, John C. Jr. of Palm Beach, Fla., and Catherine B. Hartz of Boston; his stepchildren, Hadley F. Gates and David A. Pollet, both of Boston; two nieces, Laura Forster of Mill Valley, Calif., and Lisa Forster of New York City; and two nephews, Scott Hartz of San Francisco and Tim Forster of River Edge.
He was predeceased by his first wife, Catherine, his brother, Raymond E. Hartz Jr., and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Hartz.
Profile by Eleanor Barrett published in THE STAR-LEDGER
GIVING TO THE CAUSES
John C. Hartz
As they do in so many households, the letters seeking charitable donations piled up. But John C. Hartz would not throw them away unopened. One by one he would go through them; carefully, thoughtfully, he would choose which charities he would send money.
"He was inclined to go through all the solicitations and would consider giving to them all," said his wife, Ellie Hartz. "Many times, he would send them something." The causes ranged from endangered species to local community services.
She and Mr. Hartz, 64, a senior vice president at Fiduciary Trust, started their romance with a blind date in January 2000. They married last November. The couple, who lived in Basking Ridge, N.J., hiked on nearby trails and biked along the Delaware River. "I was so much looking forward to the rest of our lives together," Mrs. Hartz said. "It was too short a time. We were basically just newlyweds. I couldn't think of growing old with anybody but him." For their honeymoon, the Hartzes took their grown children to Bermuda.
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Waa Kër. In the local language, Wolof, it means "family." But for students living in Dakar Academy's campus homes, it is a way of life. Ever wondered what it would be like to be a boarding student? Here's a glimpse of what an average day for boarding students at Dakar Academy looks like.


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Mansfield, Massachusetts facts for kids
Mansfield, Massachusetts
Mansfield Town Hall
Location in Bristol County in Massachusetts
1,130.9/sq mi (437.4/km2)
http://www.mansfieldma.com/
Mansfield is a town in Bristol County, Massachusetts, United States. As of the United States 2010 Census, the town population is 23,184. Mansfield is in the south-southwest suburbs of Boston and is also close to Providence, Rhode Island. The village of Mansfield Center is located in the town. The town is twinned with Mansfield in Nottinghamshire, England.
Mansfield was first settled in 1658 and was officially incorporated in 1775. It was named for William Murray, 1st Earl of Mansfield, a pro-colonial member of the House of Lords. Mansfield is the home of the Xfinity Center (formerly known as Great Woods, Tweeter Center and Comcast Center) concert venue, one of the most popular in New England. It is also the birthplace of Honey Dew Donuts, a regional New England chain of donut shops.
Benjamin E. Bates, an industrialist and philanthropist, who was the founder of Bates College was born in Mansfield in 1808. Stove and furnace manufacturer and innovator Gordon Chilson (1804–1877) worked here.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 20.7 square miles (54 km2), of which, 20.5 square miles (53 km2) of it is land and 0.3 square miles (0.78 km2) of it (1.25%) is water. There are five conservation areas in the town. They are, from largest to smallest: the Great Woods Conservation Area, Maple Park Conservation Area, York Conservation Area, Marie Strese Conservation Area, and Sweet Pond Conservation Area. The town is bisected by the Canoe, Rumford and Wading Rivers, as well as many small brooks which are all part of the Taunton River Watershed.
Mansfield's location is 28 miles south of Boston, 14 miles west of Brockton, and 19 miles north of Providence, Rhode Island. It is bordered by Foxborough and Sharon to the north, Easton to the east, Norton to the south, and Plainville to the west. The town's northern border is also a portion of the northern border of Bristol County. Its neighborhoods include East Mansfield, Ginty Corner, Mansfield Center, Purdy Corner and West Mansfield.
As of the census of 2000, there were 22,414 people, 7,942 households, and 5,861 families residing in the town. The population density was 1,095.4 inhabitants per square mile (422.9/km2). There were 8,120 housing units at an average density of 396.8 per square mile (153.2/km2). The racial makeup of the town was 94.30% White, 2.18% African American, 0.21% Native American, 1.93% Asian, 0.02% Pacific Islander, 0.43% from other races, and 0.94% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.41% of the population.
In the town, the population was spread out with 31.4% under the age of 18, 5.3% from 18 to 24, 38.1% from 25 to 44, 18.9% from 45 to 64, and 6.4% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 34 years. For every 100 females there were 99.4 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 94.8 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $66,925, and the median income for a family was $78,058 (these figures had risen to $93,533 and $111,316 respectively as of a 2007 estimate). Males had a median income of $52,416 versus $36,658 for females. The per capita income for the town was $27,441. About 3.0% of families and 4.5% of the population were below the poverty line, including 3.6% of those under age 18 and 12.9% of those age 65 or over.
The Mansfield Public Library was established in 1884. In fiscal year 2008, the town of Mansfield spent 0.86% ($605,929) of its budget on its public library—some $25 per person.
One of the intersections of Interstates 95 and 495 is located on the Mansfield-Foxborough town line, with both highways going through the town. Additionally, the town includes open and limited-access sections of Route 140, as well as part of Route 106. The only exits off the interstates which are located within the town are I-495 Exit 12 (linking to a limited access section of Rt. 140 North from both directions of I-495) and I-495 South Exit 11 (linking to Rt. 140 North / South and South Main Street). The town also has a stop along the MBTA's commuter line between Providence and Boston, and is serviced by Mansfield Municipal Airport, which serves smaller aircraft. Mansfield is effectively equidistant between two international airports, with parts of the town being closer to either Logan International Airport in Boston or T.F. Green Airport in Warwick, Rhode Island, each of which is approximately 30 to 35 miles from the town.
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In this report, LP Information covers the present scenario (with the base year being 2017) and the growth prospects of global Linseed Oil (Flaxseed Oil) market for 2018-2023.
Flaxseed oil, also known as linseed oil or flax oil, is a colourless to yellowish oil obtained from the dried, ripened seeds of the flax plant (Linum usitatissimum). The oil is obtained by pressing, sometimes followed by solvent extraction. Linseed oil is a drying oil, meaning it can polymerize into a solid form.
North America has the largest global export quantity and manufacturers in Flaxseed Oil market, while the China is the second sales volume market for Flaxseed Oil in 2016.
In the industry, Shape Foods profits most in 2016 and recent years, while Hongjingyuan and Fueder ranked 2 and 3.The market share of them is 7.38%, 7.34% and 5.92% in 2016.The gap of market share is keep on enlarged due to different strategy.
Flaxseed Oil technology is very mature now, and new enterprises can not surpass existing famous brands on reputation or design in the short term. So, the study group recommends the new entrants need to be considered carefully before enter into this field.
Over the next five years, LPI(LP Information) projects that Linseed Oil (Flaxseed Oil) will register a 2.6% CAGR in terms of revenue, reach US$ 2140 million by 2023, from US$ 1830 million in 2017.
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The Van Gogh Museum holds the biggest collection of Vincent Van Gogh's masterpieces in the world. It is responsible for the preservation of the original pieces and the curation of the world-renowned artist's life. The maintenance of these works is costly.
The Van Gogh Museum heavily relies on the 75% of revenue it generates from ticket sales and merchandise. Being a cultural entrepreneur, the Van Gogh Museum is continually looking for new audiences, markets and new sources of income, such as the Van Gogh Museum Editions.
The Van Gogh Museum Edition Collection are high-quality full scale limited works of Vincent van Gogh. They are the result of a new and unique technical breakthrough in three-dimensional modeling, called Reliefography. The patent belongs to the Fujifilm Belgium. The development proces took 7 years in close collaboration with Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
Each canvas is painstakingly examined and compared to the original work by the museum's curators before being admitted as an authentic Van Gogh Museum Edition.
The vivid colors and textures on some of the original paintings have started decaying, and maintaining these is essential to the visual beauty of Van Gogh's masterpieces. As an investor, in addition to participating in this cultural entrepreneurship, you play a key role in the preservation of the timeless works of art of one of the most influential artists who ever lived.


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Piotr Rasputin was smuggled into the U.S. from Russia at age nine, for his own personal safety as opposed to anything threatening his family, most of whom still live in Russia. After a childhood described as violent and miserable, Rasputin discovered his mutant powers and began earning money by performing feats of super-strength for tourists. He also realized that he was gay. Eventually returning to Russia, he faced death from a Siberian firing squad, but was rescued and recruited by the Red Mafiya (the Russian Mafia). Not a criminal by nature but unable to resist the attractive profits, Piotr became an arms dealer and sent almost all his earnings to his family. When an arms merchant employed by Magneto's Brotherhood of Mutants double-crossed him during a transaction, Piotr exposed himself as a mutant by assuming metallic form to repel his attacker's bullets. In the aftermath of the battle, Jean Grey, who was tracking down potential X-Men, came upon the scene and recruited Piotr. As Colossus, Piotr proved an exceptional combatant against X-Men foes such as the Sentinels and Magneto's Brotherhood of Mutants, and he developed a crush on fellow recruit Wolverine.
After a few months of action Colossus decided the X-Men only valued his strength, and grew jealous of the romances among his teammates. He returned to Russia, vowing never to use his powers again; however, after Cyclops and Marvel Girl followed him and urged him to return, he rescued an endangered submarine, winning worldwide recognition. Colossus rejoined the X-Men, frequently teaming with Wolverine. When the Brotherhood of Mutants resurfaced, again led by Magneto, Colossus almost confessed his feelings to Wolverine during battle. When Magneto used his control over Wolverine's metallic skeleton to torment him, Colossus beat the villain savagely.
Although Colossus remains protective of Wolverine, he realizes his affections are unrequited. Piotr was briefly interested in Longshot, a mutant whom he and his teammates rescued in Krakoa, but later learned Longshot was a murderer. More recently, there have been hints of a romantic spark between Colossus and mutant speedster Northstar (Jean-Paul Beaubier); but as more of Piotr's friends pursue inter-team relationships, Colossus's self-doubt and feelings of isolation may yet return.
283 lbs. (500 lbs. in metal form)
Universe, Other Aliases, Education, Place of Origin, Identity, Known Relatives
Other Aliases
Little or no formal schooling prior to X-Men membership
Siberia, Russia
Publicly known
Known Relatives
Father, mother, sister and brother (names unrevealed); Illyana (sister)
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Sittard, The Netherlands, November 16, 2016 - SABIC will have a new pilot plant for development of next-generation polypropylenes on-stream in Sittard-Geleen, the Netherlands, by the end of March next year. The plant, which will use gas-phase polymerization technology, will support the production at nearby full-scale plants of superior materials that meet the needs of the different industries like automotive, pipe, appliances and advanced packaging.
The pilot plant is the latest in a series of investments being made by SABIC at the Brightlands Chemelot R&D and manufacturing campus in Sittard-Geleen. The company opened a new research facility there in May. Lina Prada, Global PP Technology Director, says the pilot plant is a further demonstration of SABIC's commitment to invest in innovation. "When it starts up next year, we will have considerably more capacity to develop new PP materials for commercialization in our current European assets in Geleen and in Gelsenkirchen, Germany," says Prada.
SABIC is taking a fast-track approach to construction and installation of the pilot plant. It has contracted the work to Zeton, a leading designer and builder of innovative pilot and demonstration-scale plants with facilities in Enschede, the Netherlands and Burlington Ontario in Canada. Zeton has developed a skid-mounted system that accelerates implementation times and allows full design flexibility. Installation will begin in December after Zeton has built and tested the plant in Enschede before partially disassembling it into around 15 modules for delivery to Geleen.
SABIC is looking in particular to develop grades with improved stiffness/impact, flow properties and other specific secondary properties needed in different industries. SABIC plans to concentrate on development of impact grades of polypropylene, as well as random copolymers and homopolymers. It will also carry out experiments on advanced catalysts. The plant will complement pilot plants used by SABIC at other strategic locations, and would support the strategic innovation initiatives to address continuously evolving market needs.
SABIC is a registered trademark of SABIC International Holding B.V.
SABIC is a global leader in diversified chemicals headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. We manufacture on a global scale in the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Asia Pacific, making distinctly different kinds of products: Chemicals, Plastics, Agri-Nutrients, Metals, and Specialties.
We support our customers in identifying and developing opportunities in key end markets such as Construction, Medical Devices, Packaging, Agri-Nutrients, Electrical and Electronics, Transportation, and Clean Energy.
SABIC recorded a net profit of SR 18.77 billion (US$ 5 billion) in 2015. Sales revenues for 2015 totaled SR 148.09 billion (US$ 39.49 billion). Total assets stood at SR 328.22 billion (US$ 87.53 billion) at the end of 2015.
SABIC has more than 40,000 employees worldwide and operates in more than 50 countries. Fostering innovation and a spirit of ingenuity, we have filed more than 10,960 patents, and have significant research resources with innovation hubs in five key geographies – USA, Europe, Middle East, South East Asia and North East Asia.
At SABIC, we combine a rich track record of doing what others said couldn't be done, with a deep understanding of our customers. But our true impact is as a partner who can help our customers achieve their ambitions by finding solutions to their challenges. We call this 'Chemistry that Matters™'.


A Mexican national was sentenced today by United States District Judge Beth Bloom to 20 years in prison, to be followed by 10 years of supervised release for drug trafficking and firearms violations.
Benjamin G. Greenberg, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, Adolphus P. Wright, Special Agent in Charge, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Miami Field Division, Michael W. Meade, Acting Field Officer Director, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Enforcement and Removal Operations (ICE-ERO), Miami Field Office, Matthew A. Zetts, Chief Patrol Agent, United States Border Patrol, and Peter J. Forcelli, Special Agent in Charge, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF), Miami Field Office, made the announcement.
Felipe Benitez Aguilar, 44, of West Palm Beach, previously pled guilty to possession with intent to distribute over 5 kilograms of cocaine, felon in possession of a firearm, and alien in possession of a firearm.
On September 19, 2017, a West Palm Beach Grand Jury returned a five-count indictment charging Aguilar with possession with intent to distribute over 5 kilograms of cocaine, felon in possession of a firearm, alien in possession of a firearm, possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime, and illegal re-entry after deportation or removal. According to court documents, Aguilar was found in possession of over 30 kilogram-sized packages of cocaine, an UZI rifle, a revolver, and multiple rounds of ammunition. Aguilar had been previously removed from the United States in February 2004 and again in July 2012. Aguilar's July 2012 removal followed his 37-month federal sentence for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute over 500 grams of cocaine.
Judge Bloom sentenced Aguilar to the mandatory-minimum term of 20 years in prison for the drug count, and concurrent terms of 10 years in prison on each firearms count.
Mr. Greenberg commended the investigative efforts of the DEA, ICE-ERO, Border Patrol, and ATF. This case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Rinku Tribuiani.


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Das Luther-Melanchthon-Gymnasium (kurz LMG) ist ein Gymnasium in der Schillerstraße 22a in Lutherstadt Wittenberg. Es ist die deutschlandweit einzige Schule, die nach den Ideen und dem Konzept des Wiener Künstlers Friedensreich Hundertwasser umgebaut wurde. Die Planung erfolgte durch die Architekten Peter Pelikan und Heinz M. Springmann. Der Umbau erfolgte von 1997 bis 1999; Hundertwasser, der im Jahr 2000 starb, hat die umgebaute Schule noch gesehen. Neben dieser Schule besitzt Sachsen-Anhalt mit der Grünen Zitadelle von Magdeburg einen weiteren Hundertwasser-Bau.

Geschichte

Melanchthon-Gymnasium
Vorläufer des Melanchthon-Gymnasiums ist die Stadtschule Wittenbergs, eine Lateinschule, deren erster "rector scholarum" (Schulmeister) im Gebäude zwischen Kapelle und Kirchgäßchen zum Markt im Jahr 1371 erwähnt wurde. 1522 war das eigentliche Gründungsjahr der "Hohen Schul zu Wittenberg". 1564/1565 wurde sie in ein neues dreistöckiges Gebäude mit Lehrerwohnung und vier Klassenräumen in der Jüdenstraße verlegt. Hier hat heute das ELCA Wittenberg Center seinen Sitz. 1702 erhielt die Schule anlässlich des 200-jährigen Bestehens der Universität Wittenberg die Bezeichnung "Lyceum". Seit 1827 trug sie zusätzlich die Bezeichnung "Königliches Gymnasium". Seit 1897 hieß die Schule "Melanchthon-Gymnasium".

In der DDR trug die Schule zunächst den Namen "Melanchthon-Oberschule" und seit Mitte der 1960er Jahre "Erweiterte Oberschule 'Philipp Melanchthon'". Seit 1991 hieß sie wieder "Melanchthon-Gymnasium".

Gebäude

Am 21. August 1886 wurde der Grundstein für den Neubau des Gymnasiums in der Neustraße / Ecke Lutherstraße gelegt. Architekt war Franz Schwechten. Am 10. Januar 1888 wurde das Gebäude eingeweiht. Es umfasste drei Stockwerke, eine Hausmeisterwohnung und eine Turnhalle. Hervorzuheben ist die Aula mit dem Wandgemälde "Martin Luther auf dem Reichstag zu Worms", das von Woldemar Friedrich geschaffen und 1893 zum 410. Geburtstag Martin Luthers eingeweiht wurde. Holzschnitzereien, die Lebensabschnitte Luthers zeigen und eine gewölbte mit Schmuckelementen verzierte Holzdecke sind weitere Charakteristika des Raumes. 1897 wurden neben dem Wandgemälde zwei Gedenktafeln aus dunkelrotem Granit mit Goldschrift für 19 Schüler eingeweiht, die Opfer der Kriege 1866 und 1870/71 geworden waren. Die künstlerische Gestaltung erfolgte durch den Bildhauer Hans Arnoldt, einen ehemaligen Schüler des Gymnasiums.

Das Gebäude des Melanchthon-Gymnasiums steht unter Denkmalschutz. Seit 2011 wurde es aus Brandschutzgründen nur noch teilweise genutzt, von 2013 bis 2015 war es baupolizeilich gesperrt. Aufgrund der gravierenden Mängel des Gebäudes wurden eine Feuertreppe und Fluchttüren eingebaut, bevor der Verein "Reformationsjubiläum 2017" das Gebäude von 2016 bis 2017 als Büro und Veranstaltungsort nutzte.

Wegen der Tradition des Hauses und aufgrund seines zusätzlichen Raumbedarfs erhält das Luther-Melanchthon Gymnasium das Haus zurück. Zukünftig sollen hier 300 Schüler der Jahrgangsstufen 11 und 12 beschult werden. In Abstimmung mit dem Denkmalschutz erhält das Dach wieder eine Schieferdeckung, die Bodenplatte wird komplett erneuert und die Klassenräume, Büros und Sanitäranlagen sowie die Turnhalle werden von Grund auf modernisiert. Auch die Außenanlagen sollen wieder ihren ursprünglichen Parkcharakter erhalten.

Martin-Luther-Gymnasium
Im Jahr 1975 wurde in der Straße der Völkerfreundschaft im Ortsteil Friedrichstadt eine DDR-Plattenbauschule vom Typ "Erfurt II", bestehend aus zwei Querriegeln und einem verbindenden Mitteltrakt, errichtet. In ihr war die Polytechnische Oberschule "Erich Weinert" untergebracht. 1991 wurden im Gebäudekomplex die "Grundschule am Trajuhnschen Bach" und das "Gymnasium am Trajuhnschen Bach" gegründet. Letzteres erhielt später den Namen Martin-Luther-Gymnasium. Es war nach dem Melanchthon-Gymnasium und dem Lucas-Cranach-Gymnasium das dritte der Stadt Wittenberg.

Bekannt ist es heute aber vor allem als "Hundertwasser-Schule", da das Gebäude der beiden Schulen zwischen 1997 und 1999 nach Entwürfen von Friedensreich Hundertwasser umgebaut wurde.

Luther-Melanchthon-Gymnasium
2003 beschloss der Kreistag des Landkreises Wittenberg, das Martin-Luther-Gymnasium und das Melanchthon-Gymnasium zusammenzuführen. Die Fusion zum Luther-Melanchthon-Gymnasium erfolgte im Jahr 2006.

Im Gymnasium werden alle Klassenstufen ab Klasse 5 unterrichtet. Die durchschnittliche Schülerzahl liegt bei ca. 1000. Aus dem einfachen DDR-Plattenbau wurde ein Gebäude mit vielen Grünflächen, mit aus Fenstern wachsenden Bäumen, goldenen Kuppeln und ohne gerade Linien. Diese waren bei dem Wiener Künstler streng verpönt. Zusammen mit der Außenfassade wurde auch der Innenbereich des Gymnasiums teilsaniert und dem Stil angepasst. Die einzelnen Etagen spiegeln die vier Elemente Feuer, Wasser, Erde, Luft, sowie zusätzlich ein Regenbogenelement wider, diese Idee stammte aber nicht von Friedensreich Hundertwasser.

Das Luther-Melanchthon-Gymnasium ist Bestandteil des Netzwerkes "Europaschulprojekt des Landes Sachsen-Anhalt" und im Besitz des Europäischen Sprachensiegels. Durch seine zahlreichen Kontakte zu Partnerschulen rund um die Welt bietet das Luther-Melanchthon-Gymnasium besondere Möglichkeiten für die Schüler. Zum schulischen Leben gehören der eigene Schulchor "LutherVoices" sowie der Oberstufenchor, eine Jahrbuchredaktion und mehrere weitere Projekte.

2006 landete das Martin-Luther-Gymnasium auf Platz 3 bei der von der Zeitschrift UNICUM veranstalteten Wahl zur "Schule des Jahres".

Berühmte Schüler des Melanchthon-Gymnasiums
 Ferdinand von Lochow (1849–1924), Pflanzenzüchter
 Curt Schulze (1881–1966), Veterinärmediziner
 Eberhard Schmidt (1891–1977), Professor für Straf- und Strafprozessrecht
 Kurt Kummer (1894–1966), Ministerialbeamter
 Ernst Koch (1899–1973), Bibliothekar
 Walter Tollmien (1900–1968), Strömungsphysiker
 Helmut Kraatz (1902–1983), Gynäkologe
 Erwin Wickert (1915–2008), Diplomat
 Helmut Rippl (1925–2022), Garten- und Landschaftsarchitekt
 Richard Wiener (* 1927), Patentanwalt, Ehrenbürger von Lutherstadt Wittenberg
 Hans-Jürgen Thiers (* 1929), Komponist und Dirigent
 Wolfgang Wünsch (1929–2021), Organist
 Richard Ritterbusch (1930–2016), Dramaturg und Drehbuchautor
 Helmut Strehl (1931–2019), Bauingenieur, Hochschullehrer
 Jürgen Storost (* 1940), Romanist
 Reiner Haseloff (* 1954), Politiker (CDU), Ministerpräsident von Sachsen-Anhalt
 Hans-Eckardt Wenzel (* 1955), Liedermacher
 Claudia Wenzel (* 1959), Schauspielerin

Literatur
 Wilhelm Howald: Die Feierlichkeiten bei Einweihung des neuen Gymnasial-Gebäudes in Wittenberg am 9., 10. und 11. Januar 1888. Wittenberg 1888 (Digitalisat)

Weblinks

 Website der Schule

Einzelnachweise

Gymnasium in Sachsen-Anhalt
Bauwerk in Lutherstadt Wittenberg
Bildung in Lutherstadt Wittenberg
Friedensreich Hundertwasser
Lutherstadt Wittenberg
Lutherstadt Wittenberg
Gegründet 2006
Schule im Landkreis Wittenberg
Organisation (Lutherstadt Wittenberg)


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Returning to safe operation - Phases 2 & 3
Motion picture and television production
Find more aboutCOVID-19 information and resources
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Motion picture and television production: Protocols for returning to operation
These protocols provide guidance to employers in the motion picture and television production industry. These employers may also benefit from reviewing other protocols if their workplace includes other work environments such as offices, personal services, food and drink services, and construction.
Employers must also ensure they are abiding by any orders, notices, or guidance issued by the provincial health officer, and the appropriate health authority, that are relevant to their workplace.
Updated on July 13, 2020, with expanded protocols on minimizing the risk of infection in close contact or intimate scenes (see "Filming" section).
Developing a COVID-19 Safety Plan
Understanding the risk
Selecting protocols for your workplace
Protocols for motion picture and television production
Employers are required to develop a COVID-19 Safety Plan that outlines the policies, guidelines, and procedures they have put in place to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission. Employers must involve frontline workers, joint health and safety committees, and supervisors in identifying protocols for their workplace.
The COVID-19 Safety Plan follows the six steps outlined on COVID-19 and returning to safe operation. You can also refer to the COVID-19 Safety Plan OHS Guideline for information about developing a safety plan, including the level of detail required and use of supporting documentation.
Employers are not required to submit plans to WorkSafeBC for approval, but in accordance with the order of the provincial health officer, this plan must be posted at the worksite and on their website, if they have one. During a WorkSafeBC inspection, we will ask employers about the steps they have taken to protect their workers and to see their plan.
One part of developing your COVID-19 Safety Plan is identifying protocols that everyone at the workplace must follow to keep workers safe. We've provided industry-specific protocols below to consider as you develop the plan for your workplace.
These protocols are not a list of requirements; however, they should be considered and implemented to the extent that they address the risks your workplace. You may need to identify and implement additional protocols if the protocols suggested here do not sufficiently address the risk to your workers.
The virus that causes COVID-19 spreads in several ways, including through droplets when a person coughs or sneezes, and from touching a contaminated surface before touching the face. Higher risk situations require adequate protocols to address the risk.
The risk of person-to-person transmission is increased the closer you come to other people, the amount of time you spend near them, and the number of people you come near. Physical distancing measures help mitigate this risk.
The risk of surface transmission is increased when many people contact same surface, and when those contacts happen in short intervals of time. Effective cleaning and hygiene practices help mitigate this risk.
Note that different protocols offer different protection. Wherever possible, use the protocols that offer the highest level of protection and add additional protocols as required.
First level protection (elimination): Limit the number of people in your workplace where possible by implementing work-from-home arrangements, establishing occupancy limits, rescheduling work tasks, or other means. Rearrange work spaces to ensure that workers are at least 2 m (6 ft) from co-workers, customers, and members of the public.
Second level protection (engineering controls): If you can't always maintain physical distancing, install barriers such as plexiglass to separate people.
Third level protection (administrative controls): Establish rules and guidelines, such as cleaning protocols, telling workers to not share tools, or implementing one-way doors or walkways.
Fourth level protection (PPE): If the first three levels of protection aren't enough to control the risk, consider the use of masks. Ensure masks are selected and cared for appropriately and that workers are using masks correctly.
Post your COVID-19 Safety Plan and other related policies or procedures for workers (e.g., cast and crew) on a company website with a member's login, on the set, and in the production office.
Establish policies restricting access to the worksite for those who are sick or who have travelled from outside of Canada. Ensure cast and crew have a process for identifying if they have developed symptoms.
Include COVID-19 education in daily safety talks and meetings. COVID-19 protocols are to be communicated to workers prior to their arrival on site.
Provide digital call sheets, production reports, and contracts when possible.
Create policies on disallowing personal animals (i.e., pets), excluding guide and service dogs, in the workplace, especially as allergic reactions may be mistaken as COVID-19 symptoms.
Establish and communicate handwashing and sanitizing policies. Provide adequate facilities and ensure these are stocked with supplies.
Identify workers who may effectively be able to work remotely or from home for portions of prep, shoot, or wrap.
Limit or restrict visitors to sets, studios, and post-production facilities.
To facilitate communication between departments and workers while maintaining physical distancing, use devices such as two-way radios, mobile technology, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
Where possible, stagger work schedules to reduce the number of workers required at one time.
Limit the number of departments or working groups to one at a time when working within the physical constraints of a set. For example, the art department completes dressing before the lighting department lights a set.
Designate traffic flow patterns in high traffic areas.
Ensure trailers are cleaned and disinfected before being assigned to a new performer.
Consider establishing small working groups (or cohorts) that work together routinely and exclusively to reduce the risk of broader transmission. Examples may include small groups or teams that require closer contact for filming or rehearsal, or dividing a large set into teams based on department.
Refer to WorkSafeBC guidance for construction for protocols pertaining to set design, set construction, and striking.
Travellers to BC from outside of Canada may not be permitted to enter the province, and if they do, they are required under order by the provincial health officer to self-isolate for 14 days.
Cast remotely wherever possible by using virtual meetings or other means.
Cast members of the same household in scenes where physical distancing cannot be maintained and where appropriate.
Eliminate open calls and assign arrival times. Do not allow performers to enter the facility until scheduled time.
Delivering and receiving goods
Establish a drop-off zone for courier drivers and ensure that physical distancing is maintained throughout the delivery and drop-off.
Request contactless delivery to maintain physical distancing requirement (e.g., delivery person leaves packages in a pre-arranged location). This option may be limited if signing or proof of receipt is required.
Establish pick-up and drop-off areas in production office, studios, and locations for suppliers, buyers, and runners.
Refer to WorkSafeBC guidance for office protocols pertaining to office spaces.
If there are other productions or existing tenants sharing the complex, establish joint protocols to facilitate the recommended physical distancing, hand washing, and enhanced cleaning of common areas.
Restrict the number of people involved in location scouting. Consider how workers will travel during location scouting (see Transportation of workers).
Where feasible conduct scouting using photo libraries and virtual scouting tools.
Consider additional space requirements for the use of locations in public areas for workers to maintain physical distancing requirements.
When scouting potential locations, sites should be treated as if they have contaminated surfaces and workers should frequently use hand sanitizer or wash their hands as soon as practicable.
Consider the use of outdoor locations when appropriate.
Craft services and catering
The provincial health officer's order for Food and Liquor Service Premises restricts tables to parties of six people, and requires 2 metres between patrons sitting at different tables, and between patrons from different parties sitting at a bar or counter.
Employers are advised to remain apprised of orders issued by the provincial health officer as this information may change.
Refer to WorkSafeBC guidance for restaurants, cafes, and pubs for additional protocols for food services.
Establish and post occupancy limits for craft services tents or locations.
Ensure adequate handwashing or sanitizing or stations are located close to craft service and catering. Post signage around effective hand hygiene practices.
Eliminate self-serve style systems, and replace with attended stations, catering or individually wrapped snacks and pre-packaged meals.
Consider a continuous meal schedule or dividing the lunch hour into multiple time slots to reduce the number of people in craft services at one time.
Use individually wrapped utensils, plastic-ware, straws and condiments.
Ensure appropriate physical distancing is maintained in food service and eating areas. Consider the configuration of tables and seating to ensure distancing is maintained.
Create delineated and designated eating areas. Use lines or cones to show proper physical distance when lining up for food or beverages.
Mark one-way entry in and one-way exit out of eating areas and lunch tents.
Do not allow personal containers to be used at either catering or craft service.
Transportation of workers
Employers should assess the number of workers being transported or sharing vehicles at any given time and employ measures to ensure at least 2 metres of distance between workers is maintained.
Whenever possible, workers should travel alone in their vehicles. Employers must implement all the necessary safeguards related to working alone or in isolation to ensure the safety of these workers.
Measures that may be taken to ensure at least 2 metres of distance include the following:
Seat workers in such a way that a physical distance of 2 metres is maintained wherever possible
Stagger riders to allow for maximum distance
Adjust the number of workers per trip and the overall number of trips needed to transport workers to a worksite
If possible, use larger vehicles or multiple vehicles
Track who drives which vehicles and minimize changes in teams or vehicle assignments. Consider creating consistency in crews of workers using vehicles together and performing shifts or work tasks together.
If it is not possible to ensure 2 metres of distance between workers in a vehicle through these measures, the employer must consider other control measures, such as the use of masks.
Employers must implement a process that allows for physical distancing when loading and unloading buses or other vehicles. Workers waiting for loading and unloading should maintain physical distancing while remaining safely away from traffic.
Employers should have handwashing facilities or sanitizing stations available to workers as they enter and exit the vehicle.
Employers must ensure that high contact surfaces within the vehicle are routinely cleaned and disinfected. These include seatbelts, headrests, door handles, steering wheels, and hand holds.
Incorporate end-of-shift vehicle wipe downs, include a method for tracking end of shift cleaning and provide workers with appropriate supplies, like soap and water, hand sanitizer, and disinfectant wipes.
Where possible, equipment should be assigned and kept with a specific department or working group. For example, only camera personnel should handle camera gear including carts, cases, tape, etc.
Minimize the sharing of tools, equipment and products. Establish protocols for cleaning disinfecting shared tools before they are used by another person. Workers should wash or sanitize their hands before and after using shared tools.
Assign personal visual and audio equipment such as microphones, radios, cameras, headsets, etc. to individual workers for their exclusive use. These can be stored in labeled, sealed bins or bags.
Provide each worker their own set of tools (e.g., construction tools) if possible.
Ensure shared tools and high-contact areas of the work area are included in cleaning and disinfecting protocols for the workplace. For electronics, follow the manufacturer's instructions for all cleaning and disinfecting.
Consider using wipeable covers for electronics.
Hair, makeup, prosthetics and other personal services
Refer to WorkSafeBC guidance for personal services establishments for additional protocols supporting hair and makeup services.
Establish and post occupancy limits to hair and makeup rooms and trailers.
Where dressing rooms or trailers are provided, restrict to single occupancy, unless provided to members of the same household. Use larger rooms where physical distancing can be maintained or barriers can be installed (arrange for at least 2 metres between work stations).
Clean and disinfect tools and equipment between uses.
Assign individual hairstylists and makeup artists to work on one performer at a time.
For hair and makeup services where physical distancing cannot be maintained and other control measures such as barriers cannot be used, masks should be worn to reduce the risk of transmission. Ensure that masks are selected and cared for appropriately and that workers are using masks correctly. If the type of mask used does not offer adequate protection to the wearer, clients should also be encouraged to wear masks to protect workers.
Consider alternative methods to reduce the overall amount of time spent in close contact while providing hair and makeup services. This may include applying special effects makeup such as facial prosthesis.
Allow workers to wear gowns, smocks, or aprons to cover street clothing. Have these items removed and laundered.
Establish handwashing practices that include washing hands before and after every personal service such as hair and makeup. Performers and artists should wash their hands before and after each session.
Provide makeup application tools and supplies for each performer and use only on that individual. Keep in individual labeled bags.
Use disposable make-up kits, applicators (cotton swabs, sponges, mascara wands) and brushes when possible.
Disinfect tools with appropriate disinfecting solutions after each use. Makeup and all associated tools should be covered or stored in sealed containers whenever possible to avoid contamination.
Avoid providing hair and make-up for background performers, if possible.
Costumes and wardrobe
Only allow essential costume crew and performers present at fittings.
Dressing facilities should be arranged to allow for physical distancing. If this is not possible, barriers should be installed.
Where the scene permits, background performers can be asked to provide and wear their own clothing.
Incorporate alternate shot set-ups, camera angles, lenses, etc. to allow for greater distance between performers.
Scenes involving singing, loud yelling, or the use of wind instruments may increase the risk of transmission. Where possible, film these outdoors and/or ensure adequate distancing between people.
Reduce the number of workers in large gathering areas such as video village. Establish and post occupancy limits. Limit access to essential personnel only.
Mark the recording area to ensure that only permitted personnel have access.
Access to the shooting space should have a defined entrance and exit area. Post entry and exit signage.
Reduce the number of cast and crew in filming areas wherever possible.
Film large crowd scenes outdoors where possible. Limit the amount of time spend filming these types of scenes. Do not keep people in crowded holding areas for extended periods of time.
Consider reducing the number of background performers to a minimum and alter their appearances to recycle them. Minimize day players or develop strategies to film day-players in isolation from the main cast and crew to protect all workers (e.g. splinter or 2nd unit filming).
The BCCDC advises that playing instruments or singing lead to increased risk of COVID-19 transmission if proper precautions are not taken. For additional guidance, refer to the BCCDC guidance on choirs and bands.
Close contact and intimate scenes
To minimize the risk of infection in close contact or intimate scenes (such as kissing, fighting, and stunt work that requires physical contact), employers must develop and implement effective controls.
First, consider eliminating close contact where practicable. This may include removing scenes that require close contact, or shooting scenes at angles such that physical distance can be maintained.
If elimination isn't practicable, consider implementing as many of the following as is practicable to minimize the risk:
Require performers who will be in close contact with others to self-isolate for 10 days prior to shooting.
Minimize the number and duration of scenes involving close contact. Minimize the duration, number of takes, and extent of performer close contact while scenes are being shot.
Whenever possible, use performers who live together for scenes including close contact.
Create cohorts for scenes involving close physical contact so that performers are working with the same people at every shoot.
Schedule close contact work activities as close together as possible in time, and minimize the interaction that these performers have with others between scenes.
Shoot different angles that could allow for barriers or masks to be used by the performers.
Intimate and close contact scenes should be camera blocked and/or limited to body parts easily sanitized (e.g., mouth-to-mouth kissing could be redirected to the neck).
For intimate scenes involving kissing, consider requiring performers to rinse their mouths with a hydrogen peroxide-based oral rinse (such as that used by dentists) just prior to filming.
Use digital delivery methods where possible. When physical media does need to be moved between sets or other post-production locations, ensure workers wash or sanitize hands after handling shared materials.
Establish occupancy limits for post-production work location and ensure physical distancing is maintained.
Client review and approval should be done remotely whenever possible.
Use dedicated client review rooms (without workers or talent present).
Artists should put on and adjust their own headphones and microphone to ensure physical distancing is maintained.
See the following links for additional information, guidance, or resources that may assist you in the development of your plan.
Actsafe Safety Association
Creative BC
Beauty Council of Western Canada
BC Centre for Disease Control – Choirs and Bands
A PDF version of the industry protocols is available for printing.
The information on this page is based on current recommendations and may change. For the latest guidance, please see the health information from the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control and the latest news from the government of British Columbia.
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Q: Apache POI Autofilter - after filtering, excel gets corrupted unable to open it without repairing it After auto filtering the excel sheet, I am unable to open it; it asks:

"Excel found unreadable content, do you want to recover the file?".

I tried with a small excel sheet which did not have any formula cells, that worked fine; Even-though the filter was checked, no data could be seen, to view the data, I had to manually go and click on:

filter -> select all -> my filter.

Posting my code below:
public class Test1 {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

            try {
                //To read values and enable auto filter
                FileInputStream fileIn = new FileInputStream("./XMLs/testoo1.xlsx");
                //FileInputStream fileIn = new FileInputStream("./XMLs/NCR_ENG_Data_2017_01_FW04.xlsx");
                XSSFWorkbook my_workbook = new XSSFWorkbook(fileIn);
                //      XSSFSheet my_sheet = my_workbook.getSheet("NCR ENG Data ");
                XSSFSheet my_sheet = my_workbook.getSheet("Sheet1");
                my_sheet.setAutoFilter(CellRangeAddress.valueOf("A1:AC1"));
                CTAutoFilter sheetFilter = my_sheet.getCTWorksheet().getAutoFilter();

                CTFilterColumn myFilterColumn = sheetFilter.insertNewFilterColumn(0);
                myFilterColumn.setColId(1L);

                CTFilterColumn myFilterColumn1 = sheetFilter.insertNewFilterColumn(1);
                myFilterColumn1.setColId(5L);

                CTFilterColumn myFilterColumn2 = sheetFilter.insertNewFilterColumn(2);
                myFilterColumn1.setColId(19L);

                CTFilters firstColumnFilter = myFilterColumn.addNewFilters();
                CTFilter myFilter1 = firstColumnFilter.addNewFilter();

                CTFilters secondColumnFilter = myFilterColumn1.addNewFilters();
                CTFilter myFilter2 = secondColumnFilter.addNewFilter();

                CTFilters thirdColumnFilter = myFilterColumn2.addNewFilters();
                CTFilter myFilter3 = thirdColumnFilter.addNewFilter();

//              CTFilter myFilter=myFilterColumn.addNewFilters().insertNewFilter(0);

                myFilter1.setVal("1");
                myFilter2.setVal("1");
                myFilter3.setVal("CT");

                List<String> list1 = new ArrayList<String>();
                list1.add("1");

                List<String> list2 = new ArrayList<String>();
                list2.add("1");

                List<String> list3 = new ArrayList<String>();
                list2.add("CT");

                XSSFRow r1;
                /* Step-6: Loop through Rows and Apply Filter */
                for(Row r : my_sheet) {
                    for (Cell c : r) {

//                      FormulaEvaluator evaluator = my_workbook.getCreationHelper().createFormulaEvaluator();
//
//                      CellValue cellValue = evaluator.evaluate(c);
//
//
//
//                      System.out.println("-------------------------------- ");
//                      System.out.println(cellValue);
//
//
//                  int my_cellType = cellValue.getCellType();
//                  System.out.println(my_cellType);
//                  System.out.println(c.getCellType());

                    switch(c.getCellType()){
                    case 0:
                        System.out.println("-------------------------------- ");
                        System.out.println("Numeric cell ");
                        System.out.println(c.getNumericCellValue() + "");
                         if ( (c.getColumnIndex()==1 && !list1.contains(c.getNumericCellValue())) || (c.getColumnIndex()==5 && !list2.contains(c.getNumericCellValue()) || c.getColumnIndex()==19 && !list3.contains(c.getNumericCellValue())) ) {
                                r1=(XSSFRow) c.getRow();
                                if (r1.getRowNum()!=0) { /* Ignore top row */
                                /* Hide Row that does not meet Filter Criteria */
                                        r1.getCTRow().setHidden(true); }
                         }
                         break;
                    case 1:
                        System.out.println("-------------------------------- ");
                        System.out.println("String cell ");
                        System.out.println(c.getStringCellValue() + "");
                        if ( (c.getColumnIndex()==1 && !list1.contains(c.getStringCellValue())) || (c.getColumnIndex()==5 && !list2.contains(c.getStringCellValue()) || c.getColumnIndex()==19 && !list3.contains(c.getStringCellValue())) ) {
                            r1=(XSSFRow) c.getRow();
                            if (r1.getRowNum()!=0) { /* Ignore top row */
                            /* Hide Row that does not meet Filter Criteria */
                                    r1.getCTRow().setHidden(true); }
                     }
                         break;

                    case 2:
                        System.out.println("-------------------------------- ");
                        System.out.println("formula cell ");

                        switch (c.getCachedFormulaResultType()) {
                        case Cell.CELL_TYPE_STRING:
                            System.out.println(c.getRichStringCellValue().getString());
                            break;
                        case Cell.CELL_TYPE_NUMERIC:
                            if (DateUtil.isCellDateFormatted(c)) {
                                System.out.println(c.getDateCellValue() + "");
                            } else {
                                System.out.println(c.getNumericCellValue());
                            }
                           break;

                    }
                    break;

                    case 3:
                        System.out.println("-------------------------------- ");
                        System.out.println("blank cell ");
                        System.out.println(" ");
                         break;

                    case 4:
                        System.out.println("-------------------------------- ");
                        System.out.println("boolean cell ");
                        System.out.println(c.getBooleanCellValue() + "");
                        if ( (c.getColumnIndex()==1 && !list1.contains(c.getBooleanCellValue()))/* || (c.getColumnIndex()==5 && !list2.contains(c.getBooleanCellValue()) || c.getColumnIndex()==19 && !list3.contains(c.getBooleanCellValue()))*/ ) {
                            r1=(XSSFRow) c.getRow();
                            if (r1.getRowNum()!=0) { /* Ignore top row */
                            /* Hide Row that does not meet Filter Criteria */
                                    r1.getCTRow().setHidden(true); }
                     }
                         break;
                    case 5:
                        System.out.println("-------------------------------- ");
                        System.out.println("error cell ");
                        System.out.println(c.getErrorCellValue() + "");
                        if ( (c.getColumnIndex()==1 && !list1.contains(c.getErrorCellValue()))|| (c.getColumnIndex()==5 && !list2.contains(c.getErrorCellValue()) || c.getColumnIndex()==19 && !list3.contains(c.getErrorCellValue())) ) {
                            r1=(XSSFRow) c.getRow();
                            if (r1.getRowNum()!=0) { /* Ignore top row */
                            /* Hide Row that does not meet Filter Criteria */
                                    r1.getCTRow().setHidden(true); }
                     }
                         break;
                        }

                    }
                }

            FileOutputStream fileOut = new FileOutputStream("./XMLs/testoo1.xlsx");
            my_workbook.write(fileOut);
            fileOut.close();
        } catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
            // TODO Auto-generated catch block
            e.printStackTrace();
        } catch (IOException e) {
            // TODO Auto-generated catch block
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }
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No Consent: Says Teacher Showed R-Rated Movies To Kids
adminMay 05,2009
The daughter then went into the bathroom; when she tried to emerge, Elman, the same teacher who had shown the "R"-rated films, held on to the door knob from the outside, locking the girl inside against her will. The incident was captured on a school security surveillance videotape
[Education: Without Parental Consent]
The mother of a current 12th grader at a Lower East Side school has complained that school officials have been retaliating against her daughter ever since the girl complained about a teacher who showed "R"-rated movies in her class last year.
The movies shown in the class were "Requiem For A Dream," "KIDS," and "Pink Floyd's The Wall," the mother said.
A Board of Education spokesperson confirmed that the films were shown without parental authorization to students at the school, Urban Assembly Academy of Government and Law, at 350 Grand Street, in Manhattan.
"The investigation was substantiated and the teacher was disciplined," a Board of Education spokesperson said, regarding the films, in an e-mail response to The Black Star News. The spokesperson said an "Unsatisfactory" reprimand letter was placed in the teacher's file and that she was to have no interaction with the student.
Vanessa Sosa, the mother of the girl, in an interview with The Black Star News, said after her daughter complained the school's principal tried to get the mother to sign a backdated letter to make it appear as if she granted authority for her daughter to see the movies.
The Black Star News is withholding the girl's name.
After the incident, the teacher, Erin Elman, who teaches art, health as well as music, identified her daughter to the rest of the class as the snitch who had complained to the authorities, Sosa said.
The teacher has maintained a grudge against her daughter since the incident, Sosa claims. She said in March her daughter was prevented from going on a school trip out of town with the rest of her classmates. She said teachers at the school claim they found liquor in her daughter's bag on the morning they were supposed to go on the trip. Sosa believes her daughter was set up.
"I searched my daughter's bag on the morning of the trip; the school had told all students that their bags would be searched," Sosa, who added that she personally drove her daughter to school, said. "There was no alcohol in my daughter's bag.
"Sosa said the school's principal, Joaquin Tamayo, has refused to return the $270 that she paid for her daughter to go on the trip.
The incident that's most troubling however, Sosa said, occurred after her daughter wasn't allowed on the school trip. She said her daughter, was distraught upon learning she would be left behind. The daughter then went into the bathroom; when she tried to emerge, Elman, the same teacher who had shown the "R"-rated films, held on to the door knob from the outside, locking the girl inside against her will.
The incident was captured on a school security surveillance videotape which was later viewed by Sosa and Tamayo, Sosa said. "It shows the door opening and shutting, opening and shutting. It shows the teacher holding to the door knob," Sosa said, of Elman, in the video.
The School's assistant principal, David Glasner, can then be seen approaching the teacher, who then let go of the door knob. Sosa's daughter can then be seen running out of the bathroom, Sosa said.
Tamayo, before leaving on the school trip then approached Sosa's daughter, who had fled to the assistant principal's office and taunted the girl, saying, "We're all leaving on the trip but you're not," the mother said, relaying what her daughter told her.
"These allegations were investigated by the Assistant Principal of Supervision and corporal punishment was not substantiated," Marge Feinberg, the Board of Ed spokesperson said, in an e-mail message, without elaboration, when informed of the bathroom incident.
Feinberg did not respond to an e-mailed message inquiry about whether officials at the Board of Education had actually reviewed the video of the bathroom incident.
Tamayo, the principal, when contacted for a response to the mother's allegations, initially did not return several phone messages from The Black Star News. Tamayo eventually left a message, after The Black Star had contacted the Board of Education; the Board subsequently said it was responding on the principal's behalf.
Elman did not return a message from The Black Star News seeking comment, which was left on her cell phone and at the school.
A former dean who was in charge of discipline at the school, George Escalante, says the principal, Tamayo, is too lax and failed to deal with many problems while he was still at the school.
He said Tamayo allowed Elman to get away with several transgressions.
He claims Elman once allowed five students, ranging from ages 14 to 17, to drink alcohol inside her classroom, after she saw them holding bottles of the liquor, called 99 Bananas, outside the school.
"One of the students told me she told them 'When I was younger I used to go inside my school and find a corner to drink so we wouldn't get caught.'"
The student told Escalante that Elman opened the classroom door for them, then left them unsupervised to drink the liquor.
Escalante, 30, said when Tamayo failed to discipline Elman, he suspended the students, and later filed a formal complaint to the Board of Education. In the complaint, Escalante also detailed allegations by other students that Elman, provided them with cigarettes. He said his complaint was never investigated and that he was never interviewed.
He said he gave the student who came forward with information, a mild form of suspension; she was allowed to come to school for two hours every day for three days, before the suspension was lifted. The other three students who attended Urban Assembly were given two week suspensions. One of the individuals didn't even attend Urban Assembly; she attended another school within the same building, Escalante said.
Escalante said whenever there was a problem at the school, Tamayo would always say, "'I'll handle it.' The problem is he never handled it."
The Board of Education spokesperson did not respond to an e-mailed question about the alleged drinking incident.
Escalante said he was also contacted by students about the films Elman showed, and that he rented "Requiem…" He said, the movie features a young Marlin Wayans, and added: "There is nudity involved. At the end of the movie, two females are totally naked pleasuring each other with a dildo. It's very graphic."
The movie, "KIDS" features a young Rosario Dawson, Escalante, who said he also rented the movie added. "One of the stars of the movie goes around trying to have sex with little girls," Escalante, who also rented the movie after one of the students informed him about it, said. "At the end everyone drinks and passes out at a party. Then one of the young boys wakes up and rapes a girl."
The front jacket cover of the movie's DVD states: "This Critically Acclaimed Film Is For Mature Audiences Only. Parental Discretion Is Advised."
At the end of the 2007 school year, in June, Escalante said he was told by Tamayo that the Urban Academy would no longer need his services the following year because the position of dean was being eliminated.
He was let go but since then the school has hired two new deans, he said.
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Russia and Israel are connected, Putin is "close, true friend of Jews"
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and some naive folks think that Russia will sell weapons to Iran
Russia and Israel are connected by 'very deep bond' & Putin is 'close, true friend' of the Jewish people, says Israeli PM Bennett
22 Oct, 2021 14:36
Russian President Vladimir Putin meets with Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, in Sochi, Russia. © Sputnik / Evgeny Biyatov
Russian President Vladimir Putin is a "true friend" of the Jewish people and has worked hard over the last 20 years to strengthen Moscow's ties with Israel, the country's Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said on Friday morning.
Speaking to the press at the start of a working visit to Bocharov Ruchey, the Russian presidential residence in Sochi, Bennett suggested that the two countries can work to build up their economic and political relationship.
"For the last 20 years, and even more, you have led the process of strengthening ties between our countries and brought them to this level," Bennett said to Putin. "I would like to tell you in the name of our entire country, of all our people: we see in you a very close, true friend of the State of Israel and the Jewish people."
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Russian President Vladimir Putin are currently meeting for the first time in Sochi, Russia. PM Bennett: "On behalf of the citizens of Israel, I can say that we see you as a true friend of the Jewish people." pic.twitter.com/rfXSHEVmFn
— Prime Minister of Israel (@IsraeliPM) October 22, 2021
According to the Israeli PM, the two leaders had planned to discuss "a large number of topics," including the development of economic, scientific, and cultural cooperation.
Bennett's trip to Sochi is his first official visit as head of government to Russia. The prime minister assumed office in June this year, following an agreement that will see Israel's leadership rotate to coalition partner Yair Lapid in two years.
Also on rt.com Russia & Israel are united by both nations' 'resolute rejection' of anti-semitism and 'any manifestations of xenophobia' – Putin
The visit coincided with the 30th anniversary of the restoration of full diplomatic relations between the countries, which was celebrated on October 18. On that day, Putin said that the two nations have "fruitful cooperation in many areas," including the drive for "peace, security, and stability in the Middle East."
"We are united by a resolute rejection of anti-Semitism, any manifestations of xenophobia and ethnic strife, as well as any attempts to falsify history and revise the outcome of World War II," Putin said.
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Darius77 said:
Israel and Iran are two separate countries
25% of Israelis are Russian Jews.
Attila the Hun
Will this upset Iran??
Russia is assisting Irans nuclear programme whilst Israel is trying all it can to stop it.
It's just politics....get over it.
Asif Mayet
PUTIN – just another oligarch Jew (abundanthope.net)
mike2000 is back
Englishman said:
Even if Israel and Iran have closer ties compared to Iran, then so what?
What choice does Iran really have than to go to Russia for sophisticated weapon systems and other technology? They no other credible option to be honest apart from Russia and China to some extent. Even so, Russia and especially China have far more deeper ties to the West(especially economically) and Gulf states than with Iran. So might not be too willing to change the balance of power, except some unforseen contingencies happens
Tai Hai Chen
Yet Israel refuses to import a single vial of Russian vaccine or buy a single Russian jet. What a backstabber. Russia may be a friend of Israel, but Israel is an enemy of Russia.
Tai Hai Chen said:
Israel has choice of better vaccines and better combat aircraft
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UNDP Programme of Assistance to the Palestinian People (PAPP)
Japan gives another $1.2 million for Palestinian 'Road Map' reforms
Friday, 16 May 2003: Japan is adding US$1.2 million to the $10 million it has already provided to UNDP to help reforms in the Palestinian Authority in support of the Road Map for peace.
During her recent visit to the region, Japanese Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawguchi said the assistance will facilitate efforts by newly-appointed Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas to carry out the reform agenda.
Welcoming the support, Timothy Rothermel, Special Representative of UNDP in Jerusalem, said the Japanese Government has shown an unwavering commitment to the development of the Palestinian people whether in emergencies or peace, in a humanitarian crisis or in reforms. "UNDP very much values this close partnership with Japan," he said.
"With Japan's support and our access to a global network of knowledge and expertise, UNDP is well equipped to play an important role in the establishment of a transparent, accountable, and democratic Palestinian Authority," he added.
Drafted by the European Union, Russia, the United Nations and the United States, the Road Map is a plan for ending the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the establishment of a Palestinian state in three years.
The Road Map release followed the endorsement of the appointment of the new Prime Minister and his Cabinet by the Palestinian Legislative Council, and the adoption of a reform plan outlining measures to introduce significant improvements in the Palestinian public sector.
The plan calls for improvement in financial accountability and parliamentary, municipal and presidential election processes, promotion of separation of powers among governing bodies, and restructuring of ministries and other governmental institutions.
Pointing out that public funds belong to the people, Mr. Abbas said in a recent speech before the Palestinian Legislative Council: "Preserving public funds is a national and moral duty that will be exercised through institutions, laws, transparency and continuous supervision."
The UNDP Programme of Assistance to the Palestinian People has played a central role in supporting reforms. Japan has contributed most of the funding, with UNDP allocating about $2 million from its own resources. UNDP is participating in support groups in reforming ministries and the civil service, elections, the judiciary, financial institutions and local government.
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For further information please contact Ehab Shanti or Dania Darwish, UNDP Programme of Assistance to the Palestinian People, or Nadine Shamounki, UNDP Communications Office.


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Steven Swain, B.A. '89 Clark University, J.D. '92 Villanova Law School, M.B.A. '94 George Washington University
Chairman New York, NY
Founder and Managing Partner, Centana Growth Partners, New York, NY
Richard M. Freeland, B.A.'63 Amherst College, Ph.D.'69 University of Pennsylvania
Vice Chair Boston, MA
Professor and President Emeritus, Northeastern University
Vickie H. Riccardo, B.A. '76 College of William & Mary, J.D. '86 Rutgers Law School
Vice Chair Westport, CT
Retired attorney, former member of the Darien representative town meeting committee , Darien, CT
Robert J. Stevenish
Vice Chair Norwalk, CT
Retired President and Chief Operating Officer, Modell's Sporting Goods
Andrew T. Brandman, B.A. '91 Clark University
Senior Vice President, Financial Services at Salesforce
Julie Dolan, B.A.'81 Stanford University, M.B.A.'89 The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Treasurer, Worcester, MA
Vice President for Administration and Finance, Clark University
John L. Foley, B. A. '75 Dartmouth College
Vice President of Government and Community Affairs, Clark University
Katherine A. Cannon, B.A.'98 Fitchburg State University, M.A.'08 Clark University
Controller, Clark University
Sumner B. Tilton, Jr., B.A.' 60 Williams College, J.D.'63 Boston University Law School
Director and Attorney, FletcherTilton, P.C., Worcester, MA
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Jason Barnett, B.A. '90 Clark University, J.D. '94 Emory University
Irvington, NY
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Rebecca Colin, '89 Clark University, '00 Ph.D. The New School for Social Research
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Eric P. Epstein, B.A. '89 Clark University, M.S. '90 The Leonard Stern School
Saddle River, NJ
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Daniel O. Hirsch, B.A. '77 Clark University, J.D. '81 Harvard Law School
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Managing Director, Global Relationship Management, Citi's Markets Division, Boston, MA
David H. Strassler, B.A.'55 Harvard College, M.B.A. '11 Clark University
Vice President, Riverside Capital Management, Great Barrington, MA
Theresa M. Strempek, B.A. '79 Clark University, M.A. '89 Columbia University
Independent Developer and Renovator, Pacific Palisades, CA
Wendi G. Trilling, B.A. '86 Clark University
Retired Executive Vice President of Comedy Development, CBS, Studio City, CA
Alumni Members
Kevin Cherry, B.A. '81 Clark University
Roxbury, MA
South End Community Health Center, Boston, MA
Mona Domosh, B.A. '79, M.A. '83, Ph.D. '85 Clark University
Lebanon, NH
Joan P. and Edward J. Foley, Jr. Professor, Department of Geography at Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
Ross Gillman, B.A. '81 Clark University, J.D. '85 Cornell University
Partner, Goodwin Procter LLP
Ellen Hughes-Cromwick, B.A. '77 University of Notre Dame, M.A. '88 Clark University, Ph.D. '86 Clark University
Interim Associate Director, Social Science and Policy Senior Economist, University of Michigan Energy Institute
Cynthia Michael-Wolpert, B.A. '90 Clark University
Human Resources Director, Fidelity
Lee Plave, B.A. '80 Clark University, J.D. '83 New York Law School
Co-Founding Partner of Plave Koch PLC, Reston, Virginia