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Widow of Lake Wales murder victim asks for justice
LAKE WALES (FOX 13) - It was painful to listen to Arzina Hafsa talk about what she has been going through since someone shot her husband, Mohamed Allam in cold blood a few weeks ago.
"I feel my heart is burning," she said. "What is happening, I can not explain," she said.
This is the first time Hafsa has spoken publicly since her husband's death. She said one of the most difficult things she has had to do since he was murdered is to try and explain to her daughters - 11- and 4-years-old - that daddy is not coming home.
"He was a very good father, my husband, you know," Hafsa said through tears.
Allam was closing his convenience story in the middle of the night when two men wearing hoods approached him, and told him to take off his pants so they could get everything he was carrying as quickly as possible. Even though he complied, they fatally shot him at point blank range.
"These two men responsible for this need to found , and they need to be accountable," said Chip Brown of Heartland Crimestoppers.
Crimestoppers and the Lake Wales Police Department are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to arrests in the case.
Investigators say the murder may be tied to another incident that happened in the middle of the summer. Two men with hoods held up a man in the middle of the night at a business right down the street from Allam's store. They told the man to take off his pants.
"It leads us to believe that they are the same people," said Deputy Chief of the Lake Wales Police Department.
If you know anything about the case, call Crimestoppers at (863) 226-TIPS.
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Chórmoz (en ruso: Чермоз) es una ciudad del krai de Perm, en Rusia, dentro del raión de Ilinski. Se encuentra en la confluencia de los ríos Kama e Inva -ambos de la cuenca del Volga, a orillas del embalse del Kama. La rodean los contrafuertes de los montes Urales occidentales. En 2008 contaba con 4.065 habitantes. Cuenta con una pequeña industria de aparatos eléctricos.

Historia

Chermoz fue fundada en 1701 o en 1761, al lado de una fundición de cobre (Chernovski Zavod). Esta fábrica fue convertida posteriormente en una fundición siderúrgica. Chermoz tiene estatus de ciudad desde 1943. En 1958, al llenarse el embalse del Kama, una parte de la ciudad quedó sumergida. Después de este acontecimiento, la población de Chermoz ha descendido fuertemente.

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Enlaces externos y referencias

 Sitio sobre la ciudad (ruso)
  Informations sobre Chermoz (ruso)
 Chermoz en WikiMapia

Localidades del krai de Perm

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This immaculate property is minutes away from schools & shops.
Comprising 3 bedrooms (master with ensuite), Separate lounge room with floor boards, timber kitchen with adjoining meals area. Includes: heating, cooling, single garage, garden shed, dishwasher, entertainment area, low maintenance gardens & more!!!
First listed on 17 April, this unit has been on Domain for 8 days (last updated on 17 April). 6 other 3 bedroom unit in Keilor Downs have recently been sold.
In this street, the most recent rental of another unit with 3 beds, 2 baths, 1 parking space was unit 1/39, which leased over 15 years ago.
6 sales this year for 3 bedroom Units in Keilor Downs, market performance data requires a minimum of 10 sales.


The Conservatoire holds an annual Staff Conference, an opportunity for staff from across the eight schools to meet, network, share practice and propose initiatives.
The inaugural conference, The Next Step, took place in 2006, and since then staff have come together for The Power of Eight (2008), Illuminate (2010), Collaborate (2011), Participate (2012), Activate (2013) and Accelerate (2015).
The conference is an opportunity to celebrate and share the expertise of staff from across the Conservatoire, and to welcome guest speakers and workshop leaders from within the higher education and performing arts sectors. The most recent conference incorporated tracks on TDAP, Behind the Scenes, Student Support, The Student Experience, Teaching and Training, and The Future of the Conservatoire. Guest speakers included Talia Rodgers from Routledge Theatre & Performance Studies on some of the exciting new opportunities in digital performance publishing and practice-as-research, and Professor Matthew Wyon, Professor in Dance Science at the University of Wolverhampton, on the use of periodization techniques as a tool in changing dance curriculum.
Since the introduction of the annual Student Conference, this event has also been an opportunity for staff to hear key messages and recommendations from students.


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The South East Europe pack includes a huge variation of styles and voices from Romania, Slovakia and Hungary - perfect to play traditional and modern music. Explore the vivid spirit of Cymbalom-driven Romanian Folk and the magic of Hungarian Csardas, Gypsy Swing and Slovakian rhythms!
As a composer, I'm constantly listening for new ideas. Whether it be a new style to write in or new sounds for musical inspiration, my first stop is the Yamaha MusicSoft library.
This pack includes a whopping 40 Styles, 64 Voices, 15 Multipads and 80 registrations to add to your sonic palette.
I encourage you to explore all of the different expansion packs that are available. Some new found instrumentation may be all that your next great composition needs!
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"Warzone and Buck come to Halo 5"
Developer: 343 Industries Platform: Xbox One Release Date: 27th October 2015 E3 started off with a bang showing the upcoming 343 Industries product that is Halo 5: Guardians. The gameplay footage showed Agent Locke as a playable character as you command a group of Spartans to hunt down Master Chief. In the footage is appears that the Chief is the enemy and has gone rouge. It was confirmed that you control Locke and his group of Spartans, but also Chief and his group. You can command these Spartans in button actions and button presses. These Spartans will be either AI or it can support to up to 4 player co-op. Boss battles has always been a weak suit for the series but the Promethean enemies could offer up more and innovative battles and combat scenarios. Most notably Buck was shown as one of Lockes group. He was one of the protagonist in the popular Halo 3: ODST. Voiced by Nathan Fillion, his witty and sarcastic lines will certainty add to the overall experience. We might even get some insight on his activities after the events of ODST. Next was Warzone, a 24 player, 12 v 12 multiplayer experience, against player and/or AI opponents. 343 confirmed that they will release all DLC maps for free. Stating that these maps would be over 3 times the size of the maps we know and love, these maps will initiate new strategies and tactics that has never been seen in previous Halo iterations. No news about the limited and collector editions of the games as of yet but if there is stick with Xbox Resource for all upcoming Halo news.


I am currently a PhD candidate in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Maryland-College while conducting my research in the Human-Device Interaction lab at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
My research interests are in machine learning for signal and image processing with biomedical applications, particularly for upper limb prosthetics. My current projects involve big data analytics of electroencephalography (EEG) through machine learning and statistical signal processing.
I am co-advised by Dr. Eugene Civillico and Dr. Kimberly Kontson at the FDA and Professor Jonathan Simon from the ECE department at UMD.
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ORISE Fellow in the Human-Device Interaction (HDI) lab in the Division of Biomedical Physics (DBP) under the Office of Science and Engineering Laboratories (OSEL) within the Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
My research aimes to advance regulatory science through better understanding and analysis of electrophysiology and other biomarkers as well as through the study of human interaction with existing and emerging medical device technologies.
Manage and support the School of Public Health's technology infrastructure.
Support and troubleshoot computer hardware, software, servers, networking, virtualization, mobile/tablet computing, cloud resources, database, and enterprise systems.
Manage Epic's database system, via InterSystem's Caché database, both through development and implementation of database server systems for new Epic customers and support of existing implementations of Epic software at various health organizations.
Unix database administrator and Caché system manager.
Done in the Intelligent Systems Division of the Engineering Lab (E.L.) at NIST. Managed a full independent project on AGV (Autonomously Guided Vehicle) obstacle detection and avoidance.
Designed and constructed computer controlled mechanical system to move obstacles, such as test pieces or mannequins, with controllable displacement and velocity. Further developed AGV's sensing ability and testing procedure for industry standards.
Details regarding the project cannot be posted outside of NIST as per their regulations.
Software engineering position that demanded learning new languages and software packages as each project was developed in a collaborative environment.
Explored and documented WeBWorK's capabilities as an online tool for math courses. Created assignments and solutions that are now the sole WeBWorK assignments for introductory math courses at Swarthmore.
Lead problem sessions for students to assist with weekly homeworks, tutored students one-on-one as needed, guide review sessions for exams and grade homework assignments.
The aim of this conference poster and extended abstract is to present preliminary results of research being done at the FDA. Presentented at International Symposium on Wearable and Rehabilitation Robotics, November 2017. Extensions of this work are to appear in journal publications in the near future.
This paper explores the spectral graph theory and Fourier Transforms on graphs along with their potential applications to electroencephalography.
The aim of this paper is to construct a neural-network based video tracker that learns to associate the motion of tracked objects with a sequence of video frames.
This paper explores the Group Invariant Scattering Transform proposed by Stéphane Mallat in 2012.
Presented at Swarthmore's Agora Talks May 2014 as one of seven senior projects across all disciplines.
My mathematics paper for my senior conference delved into the derivation and applications of the Haar and Daubechies-4 wavelets specifically in signal processing.
This research, which spawned from an experiment I designed for a class, has shown that bilinguals represent syntactic structures over multiple languages in their mind as one intertwined syntactic structure rather than separate ones.
Using an infrared sensor the beam balances the ball at two different positions that alternate via a square wave input though a Proportional Derivative (PD) controller implemented on a Arduino board.
This project implemented a version of panorama image stitching where the program searches through a folder of images (for example, a folder of summer vacation photos), and determines if there are appropriate matches for some of the images. If there exist panoramas in the folder, the program outputs all possible panoramas that can be validly stitched together.
Blog, with videos, detailing projects!
This project given a net-list uses a Modified Nodal Analysis (MNA) algorithm to find the solution to circuits that incorporate dependent and independent, both AC and DC, sources; resistors; inductors; capacitors; transformers; and idealized versions of the operational amplifier (op amp). Additionally, we implanted solution techniques for the simple circuits and single sinusoidal sources and find symbolic solutions for all other cases.
Continuing with tradition at Swarthmore Engineering, I led the prank to 'extend' the Crum Creak meander, a then new art peice on campus, through the dinning hall.
Signal & Image Processing with biomedical applications.
Machine learning for bio-signal and image processing for upper limb prosthetics.
Non-parametric data driven statistical methods in population and clinical data.
Wavelet applications in signals and images for denoising and feature extraction.
Recipient of an ORISE Fellowship for research at FDA beginning fall 2016.
Recipient of a Joshua Lippincott Fellowship in 2015.
Coursework: Statistical Pattern Recognition; Neural Modeling; Advanced Numerical Optimization; Image Understanding; Harmonic Analysis; Selected Topics in Analysis: Wavelets, Time-Frequency Analysis, and Frames; Advanced Digital Signal Processing; Random Processes in Communication and Control; Information Theory; Optimal Control; Embedded Systems; Intellectual Property Seminar; Microelectronics Seminar.
Audited: Neural Basis of Human Movement; Estimation and Detection Theory; Unsupervised Learning; Mathematical Methods in Machine Learning; Computational Linguistics I.
Recipient of The Albert Vollmecke Engineering Award for 2014.
Nominated and elected as an associate member of Sigma Xi, Scientific Research Honors Society.
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Is a Stress Shot on the Horizon?
'An immunization for stress created from beneficial bacteria could be on the horizon. The vaccine is said to have long lasting anti-inflammatory effects, making people more resilient to the psychological and physical effects of stress….'
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No One Can Explain the Strange Sounds Making US Diplomats Sick in China
The US State Department evacuated at least two diplomats in China following a mysterious illness experienced after hearing strange noises—the latest in a series of unexplained sicknesses that have hit American diplomats and their family members in recent years. According to the New York Times , the State Department has flown in a medical team to test employees at the American consulate …
The More Educated We Get, the More Nearsighted We Become
It's taken as a given that the more schooling we get, the better off our lives will be across the board. But a new study published Wednesday in The BMJ reaffirms a hidden health risk of higher education. The more years of school someone gets, it turns out, the greater the chances of them becoming near-sighted. For more than a century, observational research across the world has pointed to…
Dr. Oz's Latest Health Advice: Check Your Horoscope
Not Gilderoy Lockhart Dr. Mehmet Oz is at it again. The infamous snake oil salesman tweeted today, asking his followers to learn more about the link between a person's astrological sign and their health. After a brief paroxysm of screaming, I clicked through the slideshow to learn that, as a Capricorn, I am so ambitious and take on so many tasks that I am prone to literally becoming weak in the knees…
Homeland Security to Test Face Recognition at U.S.–Mexico Border
Beginning in August, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will begin piloting a new face recognition system at the Mexican border. Using a series of cameras, the CBP plans to use face recognition to remotely check the identifies of both drivers and passengers. Called the Vehicle Face System (VFS), the program will track drivers and passengers on either side of the crossing at the Anzalduas …
Texas Man Nearly Dies After Being Bitten by Severed Rattlesnake Head
A Texas man thought he had bested a rattlesnake by decapitating it, but when he tried to pick up the slain serpent's head, it bit him and released a potentially fatal dose of venom into his body. His wife Jennifer Sutcliffe told local news station KIIITV that doctors said he might not survive, but he is now in recovery, thanks to 26 vials of antivenom. Trauma surgeon Michael Halpert told the news …
Landline Phone Service, Which Still Exists, Goes Down Across the U.S.
Comcast's Xfinity landline service has been experiencing issues across the U.S. since this morning, with thousands of problems still being reported this afternoon, according to DownDetector.com . The outage map indicates that customers throughout the U.S. have encountered issues, with the most recent reports coming from San Francisco, Chicago, Portland, Mountain View, Denver, Seattle, Atlanta, …
Hurricanes Aren't Moving as Fast as They Used to, and That's Bad
Hurricane Harvey, as seen from low-Earth orbit. The pace at which hurricanes move across the planet is slowing, according to new research. This suggests Hurricane Harvey, which stalled over Texas last summer, may not have been an…
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U.S. Army develops algorithm that shows how to get 'optimal alertness' from caffeine
The researchers behind the new study aimed to find the optimal balance between the amount of caffeine and the time it's administered. To do so, they used data from four past caffeine-sleep studies and inputted them into an algorithm built on the unified model of performance, which is a mathematical model that accurately predicts the effects of sleep–wake schedules and caffeine consumption on simple neurobehavioral tasks.
The team, led by the U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command's Dr. Jaques Reifman, ran thousands of simulations across a wide range of doses and sleep-wake schedules.
"We found that by using our algorithm, which determines when and how much caffeine a subject should consume, we can improve alertness by up to 64 percent, while consuming the same total amount of caffeine," Reifman told Science Daily. "Alternatively, a subject can reduce caffeine consumption by up to 65 percent and still achieve equivalent improvements in alertness."
The algorithm could someday be used, for instance, by college students who want to know when they should consume caffeine "so you are as alert as possible during the exam," Reifman told Live Science.
The optimal caffeine dose amounts and times depended on each individual scenario, so there's no universal recommendation for when and much caffeine to consume. However, the U.S. Army is reportedly using the algorithm in experiments with soldiers in an effort to improve sleep health in the military, an organization in which sleep deprivation is a constant and often unavoidable problem.
The base algorithm looks like this:
If that's not your cup of joe, a simplified version of the algorithm is available to the public through the 2B-Alert app, which lets users enter their sleep schedules and caffeine intake to find out when and how much caffeine they should consume.
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Unfortunately Feudal Wars is not available on your platform. The related games below are available though, so try one of these instead!
Feudal Wars is an epic online military RTS game in which you must build and command your very own army to fight other players around the world. You must build a variety of different structures such as resource production facilities, military training facilities and research facilities - each building has a different use and will help contribute to your economy and army.
Train and research new units and use them to conquer territories and enemy bases. Think carefully about how you deploy your forces and always consider your strategy. This game has fantastic and simple RTS gameplay and lets you choose from a range of different kingdoms to control. Can you conquer the land and show your military skill?
Feudal Wars was released in March 2018 and can be played here on CrazyGames.
Feudal Wars is developed by Chris Scott.
Feudal Wars is a wonderful strategy game that you can enjoy here on CrazyGames directly in your browser. It has received 48,782 plays and has received a rating of 9.1 out of 10 with 341 votes. This highly addicting action game is made with HTML5 technology to run fast in modern browsers. If you enjoy playing Feudal Wars, you should take a look at our other strategy games or to Pokemon Tower Defense and Five Nations.


When you're instructed in a recipe to cut a stalk(s) of celery on the diagonal, this is what it means and looks like.
Take a clean stalk of celery, lay it flat on the cutting board, hollow side down.
Using a sharp, broad knife, instead of holding it to make a straight cut from top to bottom, like you would do when dicing, you hold the knife at a slant (about a 20 degree angle to the celery and board), cutting across the stalk, producing a cut that looks like a broad arc.
The thickness of the cut depends on the requirement of the recipe.
Many Asian dishes require this particular cut to broaden the cooking surface of the celery, so that in stir-fries especially, the celery cooks more rapidly.
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Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo is scheduled to inaugurate the new terminal 3 at Accra Kotoka International Airport on 05-Oct-2018. Almost USD120 million has been invested in the terminal, with capacity to handle five million passengers p/a. Significant testing has already been completed on the facility.
Visitor arrivals to Mauritius were up +9.3% year-on-year in Aug-2018, supported by a significant growth in numbers from South Africa, its fourth largest international source market. Arrivals from South Africa rose +20.3% to 10,371, helping boost global numbers to 109,471. Its largest visitor markets of France, UK and Reunion recorded a -0.7% decline, a modest +0.2% growth and a -0.9% decline, respectively. Other strong performing source markets in Aug-2018 were India (+18.2%), Australia (+16.8%), Italy (+16.6%), Switzerland (+12.8%), China (+10.7%) and Germany (+10.5%).
FlySafair has launched 'Express Check-In' at all airports from which it operates, enabling staff to check in and issue boarding passes to passengers without checked in luggage before they reach the check in counter. The technology was developed in conjunction with Blue Market Retail Solutions, which also partnered with FlySafair to offer card transactions onboard all services. BlueMarket director of business development Theron Uys says: "This solution will play a major role in helping to reduce queuing times, especially at airports like George where wait times can be problematic".
Ghana's Minister of Aviation Kofi Adda has revealed the government intends to list shares in the new national carrier on the Ghana Stock Exchange. The government is considering listing 10% to 15% of shares in the airline, with the remainder to be held by strategic investors. Mr Adda confirmed potential partners include Air Mauritius and Ethiopian Airlines.
Air Mauritius e-sales and product manager (e-commerce commercial) Youvraj Seeam has said the airline plans to introduce a chat bot to handle customer enquiries and has considered solutions from Caravelo, IBM and Microsoft, according to a report. The system will initially handle frequently asked questions before expanding to including bookings and payment.
European leisure carrier TUIfly plans to increase capacity from Germany to Egypt from "shortly before the beginning" of winter 2018/19. Overall, TUIfly will increase capacity by more than 20% year-on-year by the end of Apr-2019, offering 27 weekly services. Hurghada remains the top destination with up to 19 weekly frequencies, while Marsa Alam will also see increased frequencies. The carrier will commence service to Luxor for the first time from Nov-2018. TUIfly's winter 2018/19 Egypt timetable includes services from Berlin Tegel, Duesseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Hanover, Munich and Stuttgart.
Qatar Airways plans to launch four times weekly Doha-Mombasa service with Airbus A320 aircraft from 11-Dec-2018, marking its second destination in Kenya. The airline sees Kenya as an "important" market for its passengers. Qatar Airways will be the sole operator on the route, according to OAG.
Ethiopian Airlines has delayed the launch of three times weekly Addis Ababa-Istanbul Atatürk-Moscow Sheremetyevo service from 15-Nov-2018 to 06-Dec-2018, according to the CAPA – Centre for Aviation Route Changes Database.
Iberia plans to offer premium economy class on its services to Johannesburg in summer 2019, operated with Airbus A330-300 aircraft. Iberia's A330-300s operate with 29 business class, 21 premium economy and 242 economy seats.
LATAM Airlines Brazil plans to increase Sao Paulo Guarulhos-Johannesburg frequency from five to seven times weekly, effective 01-Feb-2019, almost two months earlier than first planned.
Finnair plans to operate a weekly Helsinki-Hurghada charter service with Airbus A321 equipment, effective 18-Dec-2018.


Whats up 360 Family? Well as for me I\'m doing good!
It\'s a new year and I\'m so looking forward to bigger and better things. I\'m looking forward to God blessing me, till I\'m on my knees saying Lord, take some of mines and let me share it with someone else. That\'s what I\'m talking about. Cup running over blessings! I\'m claiming that right now in Jesus name.
For many years now I have been saying, Oh I\'m going to lose weight, and I\'m going to start doing this. Well, I\'m not claiming any of that this year. I\'m just going to have to do the dogone thang. No need to write it, just do it. Same with my tithing. I\'m just going to have to get use to it, cause I have got to regroup in my finance area. God has really blessed me in that area for the past 4 months, and I need to start doing more with it. I\'m too ashamed to even mention how much I have gotten, because I\'ve been spending, and spending like crazy. I need a dinette set, and a living room set. I\'m going to put the one I have now in the basement to make room for something new. So that\'s in the works for me. So watch me yall, Imma have on my \"take care of business shoes\", and things are going to be happening right in front of yall face. Lets all get it together ……….together.
God has really blessed me in the area of communicating with teens and kids. I don\'t know what it is about me, but I have a way of communicating with them, in a language they understand. When kids come through my line with their parents, they stare at me. I\'m telling yall, they do. And sometimes when I\'m working and I\'m in the zone, my facial expressions tell a different story about me, than whats really going on. In always in a good mood, so when I notice that kids are looking at me, I straighten up and say \"heyyyyyy boo how are you\". And smiles go across their face, as if to say \"she noticed me\". And I love it. I give them direct eye contact and I speak their language. I don\'t baby talk, I talk to them as if they are more than children, as if they are people too. So anyway……..with that said. I\'m going to chose a day where I write about parenting skills. If you have children and especially teens, maybe you can learn or ask me questions about them and some of the problems they have.
Destiny~ My teens group. We have much planned this year…if the Lord say the same! We have movie dates coming up, fund raisers in the mix, another hotel party March 24, , and a trip to Cedarpointe in Ohio the ROLLER COASTER CAPITAL OF THE WORLD! We have a lot of work ahead of us, and I will keep you all updated on that.
Well, I got some work to do right quick, but I\'ll be talking to you all. God Bless my Yahoo family. God knows I love yall!


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ENROLMENT, INTENSIVE PREPARATORY COURSE AND THE BEGINNING OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2023/2024
You are invited to enrol in the Integrated undergraduate and graduate university study of Medicine in English.
Enrolment schedule – 1st year:
20 July 2023 until 21 July 2023 – candidates from spring and summer exam terms
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According to the schedule above, all the enrolments will take place online from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.
Enrolment schedule 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th year: TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON
Students who obtained a total of 60 ECTS credits in the academic year 2021-2022 attend the enrolment procedure according to the following schedule:
Enrolment in the 2ndyear: Monday (19 September), 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Enrolment in the 3rdyear: Tuesday (20 September), 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
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Courses begin on 2 October 2023.
Intensive preparatory course in the Croatian language for newly enrolled students will take place from 25 September until 29 September 2023.
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Coca-Cola Australia unveils first TV ad to promote recycling
Coca-Cola Australia has unveiled a new TV commercial, which will go live this Sunday, introducing consumers to its 100 per cent recycled plastic bottles.
The new ad also encourage customers to recycle every bottle that they use, through an animation that shows a collective effort can make a big difference.
The TV ad shows a lady bird on a mission to put an empty Coke bottle into a recycling bin, but since she can't do it alone and an army of ants comes to the rescue. "With a little help, we can make a big change. Our bottles are now made from 100 per cent recycled plastic. Thanks for recycling!" the ad states at the end.
Coca Cola has previously committed to making all its bottles 600ml and under from recycled plastic by the end of 2019, as part of its pledge to reduce plastic waste.
Coca-Cola said Australia will be the first country to unveil all Coke Classic bottles, 600ml and under, in 100 per cent recycled plastic.
"We are the largest drinks company in Australia and we have a responsibility to help solve the packaging problem. Coca-Cola in Australia has made a significant commitment to investing in recycled plastic but there is more to do. Australians help every time they recycle a drink bottle,"
director for sustainability at Coca-Cola Australia, Christine Black, said.
"We want to see a strong, viable recycling industry in Australia and we can play our part by encouraging Australians to recycle and then to use recycled plastic in our bottles wherever we can. By recycling as often as possible, Australians can help us to use recycled plastic in our bottles. When a company as large as Coca-Cola combines our marketing expertise to encourage recycling with a commitment to using recycled plastic, our plastic bottles can become bottles again and again."
The new Coca-Cola ad will be shown at the Sydney Cricket Ground during the three upcoming games.
Coca-Cola Australia's and Coca-Cola Amatil's said they are both committed to encouraging consumers and businesses to recycle. They pledged to reducing waste by 2030. In April, the soft drinks maker announced its largest ever investment in recycled plastic bottles, including Coca-Cola, Fanta, Sprite, Powerade, Pump and Mount Franklin.
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In 1996 I joined the housing and property litigation team and was promoted to Head of Housing Litigation in 2006. Back then I acted for housing associations or Registered Social Landlords or Registered Providers of Social Housing on all housing management issues with, if I'm honest a particular interest in anti-social behavior and what has recently become known as Tenancy Fraud.
More recently and with the explosion of the buy to let market and the private rented sector, I act for all landlords, from RSLs to owners of one flat to PRS landlords and have even advised a Chancellor of the High Court.
I advise and assist clients on all housing and residential management issues from the terms and conditions of tenancy agreements to tenancy deposits, ASB, Data Protection, Equality Act issues, disrepair, enfranchisement, gas safety, Human Rights, HMOs, lease extensions, trespass, succession and much more!
I also deal with a large number of trespass and protestor actions acting recently for retailers in their claims against anti-fur protestors.
Away from work its all about the Hammers – COYI!
seeking and obtaining possession orders for breach of tenancy, ASB, non-occupation and sub-let, disputed succession including claims based on mandatory grounds for possession.
enforcement proceedings including charging orders, attachment of earnings orders, third party debt orders, sending the sheriff/bailiff in to recover goods/possessions etc.
Chambers 2019 - "user-friendly, hard-working and good at managing a case."
Head of housing litigation Paul Hayes frequently handles issues such as anti-social behaviour injunctions, possessions and tenancy fraud. Sources describe him as "very thoughtful and thorough," and add: "He is always willing to work with us, and maintains a good client relationship."
Everyone has the right to hold opinions and impart information and ideas including by peaceful assembly and association with others. These are 'human rights' which we all enjoy and which protect the right to protest and which may not be interfered with by a public authority. However, whilst the right to protest is enshrined in law, any protest must be lawful and balanced with the rights of others, including those at whom the protest is directed.


Although formerly an elementary and special education teacher, Tracy's best preparation to author a devotional for parents comes from being the mother of five children and especially the mother of a daughter with Down syndrome.
Tracy attended Oral Roberts University and Southern Nazarene University graduating with a bachelor's degree. She is degreed and certified in early childhood education, elementary education and special education and brings many years of experience to the classroom and her book.
The Breland family resides in Mobile, where Tracy and her husband, John, pastor South Coast Church. In addition to a busy church schedule, Tracy frequently speaks to churches, clubs and organizations to help special children and their parents rise above daily challenges and find treasure in a truly special life.
When Tracy Breland's daughter was born with Down syndrome, Tracy's world went dark. She was devastated and found herself in a whirlwind of negativity—hearing hundreds of things that probably would go wrong and everything her special child would do late or never do at all. The only thing worse than the present she faced was the future to come. She was numb.
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The Trek That Couldn't Happen
Yesterday we learned from the owner of a truck that he would be leaving for Queara at 4:00 AM today. The info seemed more reliable this time. We told him we'd go with him and went to bed early.
By 4:00, another problem had arisen. Craig started to feel the same symptoms of nausea and fatigue that had plagued him two weeks ago during the canoe trip. He didn't have any drugs with him to fix the problem, either. For the record, I felt like a million bucks.
Even though Craig still felt OK, it wasn't worth the risk. We were told that there were no pharmacies in Queara but there was one here in Pelechuco in the hospital. We would have to try to get the drugs needed today and leave tomorrow. It's too risky to venture into the jungle sick with the potential for getting worse. Incidentally, I walked to the truck at 4:00. Nobody was around (not a big surprise considering it's Bolivia), but on the way, I spotted the bloodshot-eyed man with his friends wasted on the 95% booze that's all too common here. I knew I shouldn't have listened to a word that guy said.
After the town woke up, we walked to the hospital only to receive more bad news. An assistant was there, but she didn't have the key to the medicine cabinet. The only people with a key were the doctor and the nurse. Normally one of them is in town, but today they were both tending to sick people in another town. We were told that there was a chance they would show up later in the day, so we waited some more.
We did take a hike down the river that leads through town and into the beautiful countryside. There were mountains and valleys everywhere, so the scenery was spectacular. I hope I get a chance to return to this area for more trekking at some point.
We went back to the hospital later in the day, but learned that the doctor and nurse wouldn't be back for two more days. I didn't have much spare time anymore, and Craig didn't want to risk getting worse in this remote community, so we decided that we'd have no choice but to cancel the trek and go back to La Paz tomorrow. It's too bad we had to miss out on the trek, but it just wasn't meant to be. Last year, Craig had to cancel the same trek due to high river waters. This year, we lost a day because the bus was to Pelechuco was full and another day because we didn't figure out when the truck left for Queara. On top of that, first I got sick with parasites, then Craig's previous parasitic illness returned, despite taking loads of antibiotics. We tried not to harp on the issue and bought a ticket out of town for the bus leaving at 3:00 AM tomorrow.
The photo album for this entry is here.
I just read an article called The Trek That Couldn't Happen and thought you might be interested. Here is the link: http://1000daysbetween.com/2006/07/the-trek-that-couldnt-happen/ Enjoy!
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Q: How to compile a vector with huge amount of data in C++? I am writting a C++ program which checks if some words exist in Catalan, so I have a vector with the Catalan dictionary:
const vector<string> dict={"aaron","ababol","abac","abaca","abacallanada","abacallanava","abacas","abacial", ... ,"zum-zum","zur","zuric","zwitterio"};

The problem is that the dictionary has 107776 entries, so when I attempt to compile the file:
g++ -Wall file.cc -std=c++0x -o file.exe

it does nothing during a while and then Windows says that it isn't responding and closes it.
How can I compile it? Is there a better way of storing this type of data (arrays, ...)?

A: You may well have more luck with old-school built-in arrays:
char const * const dict[] = {"aaron",...};

This will generate a load of string literals and an array of pointers to them, which shouldn't be too much of a strain for the compiler. This will also use no more memory than necessary, with little or no work at runtime.
Alternatively, std::array<char const *> should be just as efficient, with more of a C++ look and feel.
Your version also has to generate an enormous amount of code to build an initializer_list from those, construct a string from each, and add each string to the vector. It will also require more than twice as much memory as each string literal needs to be copied into memory allocated at runtime, and then all those pointers need to be stored in another run-time allocated array.
The disadvantage is that you may end up constructing a temporary string each time you read from the dictionary. If that's a concern, then an array of std::string might be a reasonable compromise.

A: Store it in external file, and load on demand. This is the best solution, otherwise I suppose you should split your vector into multiple vectors and maybe put them into separate cpp files.

A: Store the dictionary in a text file, one word per line. Then add this code to your program:
{
  std::string inputFileName;
  std::ifstream inputFile(inputFileName);
  std::string word;
  while( std::getline(inputFile, word) )
    dict.push_back(word);
}

A: Would it be possible to load only a single set of the dictionary from file using methods in other answers, i.e. load only "a" words from file a.dic. Or do you need to have access to the entire dictionary at once?

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Teaching is a fundamental part of Michael's artistic identity, and his classes are highly influenced by his experience as a performer. Ever since starting his career as a freelancer in 2009 he has been teaching OPEN CLASSES and workshops for dancers with a wide range of backgrounds, giving him the opportunity to research and zoom in on what is essential in a daily practice. The result is a class based on Floorwork that is functional and challenging at the same time.
Stripped-down to core concepts like how to get our bodies ready, how to use energy efficiently or how to use our center and body weight to facilitate movement phrases, Michael's class aims to provide the dancers with the tools to approach choreography without preoccupation and to let their dance break free. Preparing them to take risks and go wild without risking their health.
My class develops from plain and pure body-work / work-out exercises, through short floor- and standing combinations into more complex choreographic sequences. Some of the basic principles which are constantly worked with are: finding, strengthening and shifting the center, being on and off balance, resting and exploding into space, moving expansively and taking risks. The class is very physical, energetic and athletic but it also focuses on increasing the physical awareness in order to be able to work within a frame in which one can push his individual limits but keep the body safe.
It's an essential part of the class to discover and make full use of the logic that underlies every movement phrase. Based on that understanding I want to encourage the participants to take their own decisions, so they can find their own way of playing with quality, musicality and dynamics and strengthen their individual expression as a performer.


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The Green Bay Packers are a professional football team in the NFL (National Football League). They are based in Green Bay, Wisconsin. They compete in the NFC (National Football Conference) North Division, along with the Chicago Bears, Minnesota Vikings, and the Detroit Lions. They hold a record of 2nd most overall wins in the NFL, with 759 victories. They have five Super Bowl appearances and won four of the five. Their very first Super Bowl win was against The Kansas City Chiefs 35 to 10, in 1967. The first Super Bowl was played with legendary quarterback, Bart Star, and famous Carrol Dale. This team was a new, awesome team in its generation, coached by Vince Lambardi.
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The following year, Vince Lambardi and his newly advanced team headed out to play the Las Vegas Raiders in the second ever Super Bowl, and won 33 to 14. Then, tragedy struck the NFL world, Vince Lambardi died in 1959, just two years after the last Super Bowl win, from colon cancer. In honor of him, they renamed the Super Bowl trophy from "Championship Game Trophy" to the "Vince Lombardi Trophy." After Vince Lambardi's death, a new coach, Phil Bengtson, took his place. After that, in 1970, the Packers went six wins and eight loses, but somehow they were still 3rd in the division. Phli Bengtson quit and the new coach, Dan Devine, took over. The years Dan Devine coached, 1970-1980, the Packers finished 2nd-5th place in the division. In 1980 Dan Devine retired and Don Shula took over. Unfortunately, in 1982, Bart Star retired and Lynn Dicky, Randy Wright, and Don Majkowski all started as quarterbacks for the Packers.
Nine years later, all three quarterbacks retired, so a new quarterback, Brett Farve took over in 1992. That same year, the Packers placed 2nd in the division. Then the following year, they placed 3rd in the division, but they won the Wild Card Playoffs. Then, in 1997, Brett Farve and Don Shula led their team to play the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl, and they came back home with the Lombardi trophy. They defeated the Patriots 35-21, the underdogs bet the favored. The same year, the coach Don Shula retired and Mike McCarthy took over. In 2007, the best quarterback in the world of football, Brett Farve, retired. This shocked everyone in the NFL world, but what shocked them more is that a rookie from California started for a quarterback. His name was Aaron Rodgers. Then in 2011, they played the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Super Bowl, and won, 31 to 25. Ever since 2011, Aaron Rodgers and his team have been dominating the league. The Packers are completely crushing this year's league with the standing, six wins and two losses so far and they are first in the NFC.
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He has always loved large chords and melodies that pull the emotion out of people.
His earliest memory was watching his older sister play the piano when he was 3-years-old.
Though the piano's his number one love, he dabbles with other instruments too: organ, vibraphone, marimba, guitar, bass, mandolin, banjo, contrabass, cello, viola, violin, trumpet, trombone, and sax.
Jacob is working on several other works for various ensembles as well as music for solo piano.
Please welcome Korean Composer, Joel Ahn, to HolySheetMusic.
It is with pleasure to introduce Korean Composer, Joel Ahn and welcome him to HolySheetMusic.com. Joel is a gifted composer and musician. We are happy to be presenting his beautiful and magnificent setting of the 23rd Psalm. This choral piece was originally in Korean. It has been set and reworked by the composer in English. This piece is wonderfully influence by the Romantic period with a wonderful feel of Brahms. Here is a link to: 23rd Psalm. The recording at this link is in Korean.
Joel Ahn was born in 1957 in a remote mountain village in Korea, as a son of Baptist minister. Decades ago, Korea was one of the most underdeveloped and poor countries in the world in the aftermath of war. So, he spent his childhood and adolescence in a primitive environment. He began studying music late at the age of 15, and he was self-educated until he went to college in Seoul.
Musikhochschule; Vienna, Austria (Diploma in composition).
During his college years, he composed in avant-garde style for some years – not because he was attracted to it but because that was the prevalent mode of composition(as it is nowadays). But while studying in Vienna in his early 30's, he seriously questioned the essence and value of modern music. Thus, he denounced progressive modernism and has since become an ardent devotée of the traditional style of music from the 18th and 19th century. As to such reversal of compositional mode, he was crucially influenced by Kurt Schwertzik, his major professor in Hochschule. So, his music strives for absolute beauty incarnated in Bach, Haydn and Mozart.
So far, he wrote over 700 works – mostly sacred.
He was awarded with the first prize at the first YourLDS composition competition with a choralwork <Psalm 23rd> in Oct. 2013.
Bradley loves vocal harmony. Most of his teenage years were spent transcribing the music of The Beach Boys, The Hi-Lo's, and Take 6. He would use his younger siblings as his experimental guinea pigs, teaching them those transcribed parts as well as practicing on them his own new creations.
Bradley has shared the stage with great vocal groups such as: Rockapella, The Nylons, The House Jacks, The Blenders, The Drifters, The Bobs, The Knudsen Bros., The Manhattan Transfer, and Jon Secada. Bradley is the music director, a singer, and arranger for the internationally award-winning a cappella group SoundStage. Award-winning credits include having won the L.A. Harmony Sweeps twice! SoundStage was recently featured on Emerald City Productions album Sing Me a Song: A cappella from around the World for Kids.
Bradley holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music Education with an emphasis in Composition from California State University, San Bernardino. He now teaches classes in songwriting and arranging within the commercial music program at CSUSB. He is also the director of Vocal Jazz. In 2012 his vocal jazz group has opened for The Manhattan Transfer and in February 2014 they opened the show for The Real Group.
He has won several awards for his original compositions including 3rd place in the choral category for the Your LDS Music Store 2013 music contest and honorable mentions for original song in the 1997 New Era music contest.
Bradley has been a judge for the regional Harmony Sweepstakes and ICCA's.
When not composing or arranging, he plays piano accompanying for various vocalists, school and church choirs, and musical theater productions.
Mary Lou Prince was born and raised in Los Angeles California. During her early years she took every opportunity to attend concerts ranging from classical to rock, jazz and folk. She earned a Master's Degree in composition from Brigham Young University and then studied with Nadia Boulanger in Paris for a year.
In 1983 she went to Japan and stayed there for 24 years, working extensively with Japanese musicians and writing music for the koto (Japanese harp) and shakuhachi (bamboo flute). She worked in collaboration with playwright and lyricist Patty Willis and wrote music for award winning theater pieces that were performed in Edinburgh, Scotland, New York, Los Angeles and all over Japan, and a film called Feast of Light. She received national awards for her compositions for traditional Japanese instruments, commissions from the city of Kanazawa to compose music for the stage and to work with Geisha musicians, and composed music for TV Documentaries. Her music has been broadcast on the BBC in Britain, NHK in Japan, and NPR in the United States. Her works include three symphonies, choral works, a woodwind quintet, string quartets, songs for solo voice and piano, music for koto and shakuhachi, and solo piano works. Some of her strongest artistic influences are from long term travels to the holy places of the world: visiting a synagogue in India, mosques in Damascus and China, Buddhist temples in Nepal and Korea, Coptic Christian churches in Egypt, and also from fourteen years of listening to choruses of frogs and cicadas from the front porch of an old farmhouse in the mountains of western Japan.
Please check out her beautiful SAB piece: "Mama Never Forgets Her Birds". The words are a poem written by Emily Dickinson.
Dr. Christopher Quinn (Director of Music, Professor) came to Westminster College in 1994 after completing a DMA in piano performance from the University of Colorado at Boulder where he received two awards in teaching. Within the first year at Westminster, Dr. Quinn created several performing ensembles and new music classes. Student interest grew rapidly and a new music minor degree program was created that included private lessons, performing ensembles, and academic music courses.
Under his leadership, the music faculty grew to over twenty-five adjuncts and two full-time music faculty members. Dr. Quinn formed the highly acclaimed Westminster Chamber Singers in 1996. The choir began touring nationally and internationally in 2000 and has a huge following wherever they perform. Most recently, the choir received a one-half million dollar gift to under-right all future tours; they celebrated in 2014 with a hugely successful tour of the United Kingdom.
With the recent construction of The Emma Eccles Jones Conservatory for Music, the music program launched a new Bachelor of Arts degree in music. The program is thriving in its fourth year with the addition of two new full-time faculty members, a staff accompanist, and a technical director.
In 2003, Dr. Quinn was awarded the distinguished Gore Excellence in Teaching Award; an honor bestowed on one faculty member each year. He also received the distinguished Naomi Weyher Renewal Leave which provided an opportunity to pursue post-doctorate work in conducting and a solo piano recording, A Tribute: The Piano Stylings of Ken Manzer. In 2014, Dr. Quinn was awarded a sabbatical leave to study composition with David Zabriskie and Steven Roens. His setting of The Lord's Prayer has been rearranged with new harmonies and is set to be published in 2015 with several other choral works.
With the growth of the music program came many gifts to the music program. Dr. Quinn has actively participated in bringing over 8 million dollars in gifts to Westminster College. Last year, for his many years of service and excellence, Dr. Quinn was honored to be named the Florence J. Gillmor Professor of Music.
This beautiful setting of The Lord's Prayer by Christopher Quinn has been performed by choirs all over the world. The opening melodic phrase ascends with the text and word painting techniques are found throughout the piece. The exquisite melodic and harmonic elements are accompanied by a sophisticated piano accompaniment that requires an able pianist. Originally published in 2005, this setting includes some new harmonization, accompaniment figures, and fewer divisi sections, making it accessible to most choirs.
Please welcome Aaron Pike to HolySheetMusic.
Composer Aaron Pike was raised in Caldwell, Idaho where he pursued music at a young age. His first major work, "Omaha Beach" was premiered when he was 17. Since then he has had works performed at Rice University, The Brevard Music Center, San Francisco Conservatory and Brigham Young University- Idaho. He was a featured composer at the 2008 New Music Festival at the University of Nebraska-Kearney, the winner of the 2009 Marion Richter American Music Composition Award through the National Federation of Music clubs, Finalist for the 2010 ASCAP Morton Gould Awards and winner of the 2010 Biannual Choral Competition at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
HolySheetMusic is proud to publish Michael Merrill's "Winter Lullaby" and welcome him to our group of talented composers, arrangers and lyricists.
"Winter Lullaby" means to capture the essence of seeing and feeling something holy, wonderful, and beautiful from a child's perspective. The simplicity and sense of quiet reverence throughout this piece, coupled with the purity of the fallen snow, illustrates the peace and joy that exists within one who is innocent, like a child. With this innocence, slowly, the transformation from a winter scene to a heavenly place occurs in a gradual and glorious display." – Skyler Wixom, poet.
Michael Merrill was born into a military family in 1988 in Tachikawa, Tokyo, Japan, and claims Albany, Oregon, USA as his home. He began taking piano lessons like a good little boy as a child, but quickly grew bored of it and quit like a normal little boy. He began playing the saxophone in 5th grade and singing in choir during high school, getting involved in theater and stage musicals along the way. He started "composing" at around twelve when he would fiddle around at the piano, trying to play various tunes by ear and experiment with different patterns. He changed his mind from wanting to be a history teacher to a professional musician after playing in band under the direction of Stuart Welsh at West Albany High School, Oregon, who premiered his first orchestration for band in Spring of 2006.
Beginning later that year, he attended Brigham Young University-Idaho where he studied music education for the first few years. After some changes in mind and heart, he ultimately decided to change from music education and saxophone performance, under the tutelage of Dr. Mark Watkins, to composition. He was accepted into the then-budding composition program in 2012 and began his studies under Dr. Daniel Kerr, and later with Darrell Brown. While at BYU-Idaho, Michael received commissions from various students for their senior recitals, including one from a particularly lovely lady who would later become his wife. He received many awards and recognitions for his music, including two 2nd prizes (Glory to God in the Highest, Winter 2012, and Anthem for Doomed Youth, Fall, 2012) and one 1st place in the school's Research and Creative Works Conference (Mass for the Last Days, Winter 2014). Anthem for Doomed Youth was also the winner of the school's first art song competition in June of 2012, where Michael also won the "Audience Favorite" award with Ickle Me, Pickle Me, Tickle Me Too (text by Shel Silverstein). In the fall of 2013, Michael's operetta Perfection of the Life (libretto by Ray Alston) was selected for performance by the school's opera scenes program, and was well received by the audience on its premiere in December of that year. He graduated with a B.M.S. in Composition and Saxophone Performance in April of 2014.
Michael currently lives in Rigby, Idaho, and will be moving to the United Kingdom later this year where he will study under Royal Composer Paul Mealor FRSA. Michael and his wife, Helen, enjoy Harry Potter, Doctor Who, and going on walks together. Helen is also the 2nd Oboist in the Idaho Falls Symphony.
John Carter has enjoyed a long career as a choral director in high schools, colleges and churches. He presently teaches composition at Trinity Lutheran Seminary, Columbus, OH, and teaches composition and voice to several private students.
He has composed over five hundred choral compositions, both sacred and secular, which are published by nearly a dozen publishers. He also has over fifty collections for piano in print, most of them for church use.
He and his wife, writer and pastor Mary Kay Beall often collaborate on choral compositions; she also has published compositions herself, and has written texts for several other composers as well. They are both Life Members of the Hymn Society in the United States and Canada.
He received a Bachelor of Music from Trinity University, San Antonio, TX and a Master of Music degree from Peabody College, Nashville, TN.
J. Chris Moore, a 1971 graduate of CCM with a Bachelor of Music degree in vocal performance and choral education, taught public school music for two years before being named the Executive Director of the Springfield Arts Council, a position from which he will retire this coming August after 39 years of dedicated service. His High Street United Methodist Chancel Choir has toured Germany and currently sponsors a monthly Sanctuary Series of visiting artists. Chris has performed as soloist with the Springfield Symphony and the Cincinnati Pops Orchestras, has performed and served as assistant music conductor of the Stephen Foster Story in Bardstown, Kentucky, and has years of experience both accompanying, directing and conducting music theater productions throughout the Miami Valley. He is currently directing and choreographing Kenton Ridge High Schools production of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat." Chris regularly consults with not for profit arts organizations in the areas of board and program development, and fundraising, and has 20 pieces of choral music published by Lorenz Publishing and Beckenhorst Press.
HolySheetMusic proudly announces a collaboration with Lorenz Publishing, a division of Lorenz Corporation.
Founded in 1890, The Lorenz Corporation has a vibrancy that belies its age. During its 123 year history, Lorenz has survived two major crises. The first was World War I. At that time Lorenz was publishing mostly in the German language. There was such hatred for the German people and customs that all of the anthems had to be translated into English and re-engraved, and new copies were printed. This process almost bankrupted the company. The second crisis was the Great Depression. The only thing that saved the company was that church attendance grew, and church choirs needed more copies of the music that was already in their libraries due to much larger choirs.
The Lorenz Corporation has three active music-publishing imprints—Heritage Music Press, Lorenz, and SoundForth. Lorenz Corporation is the world's largest source of music for handbells and are one of the leading publishers of choral music.
HolySheetMusic and Lorenz Publishing are releasing J. Chris Moore's beautiful Christmas Choral piece "Four Canticles for the Christmas Season." David Zabriskie, President and Owner of HolySheetMusic, sang this wonderful piece as an undergraduate under the direction of Dr. Ronald Staheli. Dr. Zabriskie is honored for this opportunity to sell Chris' music on HolySheetMusic in collaboration with Lorenz Publishing.
Chris writes this about his piece: "While an undergraduate voice and choral education major at CCM (University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music) I set about working the thematic ideas for the text. At the time, I was singing tenor as part of the CCM Chamber Singers under the direction of Elmer Thomas, a protege of Robert Shaw. The style is clearly influenced by the acappella work that we were doing at CCM at that time, along with some recording that I did with the Whikehart Chorale, under the direction of Lewis Whikehart.
J. Chris Moore, a 1971 graduate of CCM with a Bachelor of Music degree in vocal performance and choral education, taught public school music for two years before being named the Executive Director of the Springfield Arts Council, a position from which he will retire this coming August after 39 years of dedicated service. His High Street United Methodist Chancel Choir has toured Germany and currently sponsors a monthly Sanctuary Series of visiting artists. Chris has performed as soloist with the Springfield Symphony and the Cincinnati Pops Orchestras, has performed and served as assistant music conductor of the Stephen Foster Story in Bardstown, Kentucky, and has years of experience both accompanying, directing and conducting music theater productions throughout the Miami Valley. Chris regularly consults with not for profit arts organizations in the areas of board and program development, and fundraising, and has 20 pieces of choral music published by Lorenz Publishing and Beckenhorst Press.
Please take a few minutes to see and hear "Four Canticles for the Christmas Season".
Patrick Tatman, composer/arranger/conductor, joins HolySheetMusic.


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Poirot - Season 9
Episode 01: Five Little Pigs
Episode 02: Sad Cypress
Episode 03: Death on the Nile
Episode 04: The Hollow
Season 1Season 2Season 3Season 4Season 5Season 6Season 7Season 8Season 9Season 10Season 11Season 12Season 13
The cases of eccentric, but sharp, Belgian detective Hercule Poirot (David Suchet).
Drama, Thriller, Mystery, Crime
David Suchet, Hugh Fraser, Philip Jackson, Pauline Moran, David Yelland, Zoë Wanamaker, Richard Bebb, George Little, Phillip Manikum, Jona Jones, Patrick Ryecart, ...»
Edward Bennett, Renny Rye, Andrew Grieve, Brian Farnham, Richard Spence, Simon Langton, James Kent, Peter Lydon, John Strickland, Tom Vaughan
#David Suchet #Hugh Fraser #Pauline Moran #Philip Jackson #Poirot #Season 9
Hannibal - Season 1
The Expanse - Season 5
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ACTORS OF "Poirot - Season 9"
2 May 1946, Paddington, London, England, UK
7 October 1950, England, UK
Philip Jackson
18 June 1948, Retford, Nottinghamshire, England, UK
Pauline Moran
1947, Blackpool, Lancashire, England, UK
David Yelland
Zoë Wanamaker
13 May 1949, New York City, New York, USA
Richard Bebb
12 January 1927, London, England, UK
George Little
1928, Bradford, Yorkshire, England, UK
Phillip Manikum
Jona Jones
1952 in Luton, Bedfordshire, England, UK
Patrick Ryecart
9 May 1952, England, UK
Nicholas Farrell
1955, Brentwood, Essex, England, UK
Barbara Barnes
28 February 1927, Colombo, Ceylon [now Sri Lanka]
Richard Hope
1953, England, UK
Richard Durden
8 February 1944, Hendon, Middlesex, England, UK
4 June 1964, London, England, UK
Beatie Edney
23 October 1962, London, England, UK
Beth Goddard
1969, London, England, UK
Simon Shepherd
20 August 1956, Bristol, England, UK
Carol MacReady
4 July 1952, Heywood, Lancashire, England, UK
John Cording
1944, Newport, Monmouthshire, Wales, UK
Simon Molloy
Lucy Liemann
1973, Barnet, Middlesex, England, UK
Pip Torrens
2 June 1960, Bromley, Kent, England, UK
Philip Anthony
Tim Stern
Geoffrey Beevers
1941, Chichester, Sussex, England, UK
17 April 1965, Lambeth, London, England, UK
7 April 1934, Banbridge, County Down, Northern Ireland, UK
Danny Webb
Phyllida Law
8 May 1932, Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Haydn Gwynne
1957, Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex, England, UK
Richard Lintern
October1962, Taunton, Somerset, England, UK
Jane How
21 December 1950, London, England, UK
Frances Barber
13 May 1958, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England, UK
11 August 1946, London, England, UK
4 August 1969, London, England, UK
Ben Bazell
Ian Hallard
9 November 1974, Birmingham, West Midlands, England, UK
Frances Low
Frederick Treves
29 March 1925, Cliftonville, Margate, Kent, England, UK
Elisabeth Dermot Walsh
15 September 1974, Merton, Surrey, England, UK
Rachael Stirling
30 May 1977, London, England, UK
31 August 1967, Worthing, Sussex, England, UK
James Alper
20 December 1952, Taunton, Somerset, England, UK
Joe Absolom
19 April 1946, Grappenhall, Cheshire, England, UK
24 September 1950, London, England, UK
Olivia Grant
Amelia Bullmore
21 January 1945, Birmingham, England, UK
Tristan Shepherd
Helen Baxendale
7 June 1970, Pontefract, Yorkshire, England, UK
Adrian Lukis
1958, Birmingham, England, UK
Jon Cartwright
Melissa Greenwood
Stephanie Cole
5 October 1941, Solihull, Warwickshire, England, UK
Joanna Phillips-Lane
Sarah Woodward
3 April 1963, London, England, UK
Rosalie Crutchley
4 January 1920, London, England, UK
14 August 1934, Nîmes, Gard, France
Diane Fletcher
17 April 1944, Derby, Derbyshire, England, UK
Ann Morrish
June 15, 1928 in Godstone, Surrey, England, UK
12 August 1939, Ealing, London, England, UK
Ron Berglas
24 April 1968, Dublin, Ireland
Rupert Penry-Jones
Megan Dodds
15 February 1970, Sacramento, California, USA
Emma Griffiths Malin
Robert Bathurst
22 February 1957, Accra, Ghana
Philip Bowen
1949 in Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK
6 February 1982, London, England, UK
25 December 1971, Birmingham, West Midlands, England, UK
Jawad Elalami
Raji James
24 February 1970, London, England, UK
Jemima Rooper
24 October 1981, Hammersmith, London, England, UK
Anna Skellern
27 April 1985, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Sam Crane
Kimberley Nixon
24 September 1985, Bristol, England, UK
9 March 1976, UK
Annabel Mullion
Niamh Cusack
20 October 1959, Dublin, Ireland
Victoria Hasted
1963, Westminster, London, England, UK
Annie Lambert
Polly Walker
19 May 1966, Warrington, Cheshire, England, UK
David Howey
Diana Kent
18 November 1939, Glasgow, Scotland, UK
John McEnery
1 November 1943, Birmingham, England, UK
David Quilter
11 June 1942, Northwood, London, England, UK
Peter Blythe
14 September 1934, Yorkshire, England, UK
Shaun Scott
Donald Sumpter
13 February 1943, Brixworth, Northamptonshire, England, UK
Ann Forrest Bell
29 April 1938, Wallasey, Cheshire, England, UK
Anna Chancellor
27 April 1965, Richmond, Surrey, England, UK
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CRITICS OF "Poirot - Season 9"
It brings together comedic and dramatic actors with varying degrees of success. Unfortunately marred by a trio of dreadful American accents, it's a jolly fine wheeze nevertheless and certainly an improvement on the film version.
Five Little Pigs, the first of the lavish feature-length, all-star episodes, was shown in 2003 (in this, as in others, the plot has been tinkered with but not detrimentally).
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I had a similar realization recently regarding keeping the house somewhat in order... that if I could do some of the not-weekly chores, such as straightening particular kitchen cabinets or wiping off refrigerator shelves (which usually turns into a 2-hour task due to the infrequency at which I attempt it) on a more regular basis, it would be far easier and a nicer place to be all the time. But most days after working and commuting, cooking, cleaning up, prepping lunches, taking care of the pets... I'm pretty much ready to don pajamas and read a book. I made a chart with one such task each day for each person in the house. The idea is that it will only take 3-5 minutes per day per person to keep things up, and limit the all-day cleaning we typically do before a guest visits.
Well, yesterday I discovered that planning to do my five minutes when I hit home was not a good plan.
day 7 - wrapped broken mirror in cardboard and put it and the trash can lid that doesn't fit any of our trash cans in a trash can.
The end of the day is hard. I noticed once I turned 50 I would come home and put a simple meal on the table because we were raising my 14 yo stepson and then I was mostly done except for talking, reading or watching TV.
Full days of school kick my behind. Also, it dropped to the teens after I got home last night.
day 8 - nothing again.
but they did take the trash can lid this time.
Day 9 - put another large broken plastic thing in the big trash can, and a small thing in the donate box.
brought the two babygates dd borrowed for her puppy into the house and washed them. Halfway through washing them, decided baby gate design has probably improved in the last 25 years and if anybody has a baby, we can buy new ones. We have 4, so i'm going to keep one for times I need to block little goats or bunnies on the dining porch and get rid of the rest. Dd doesn't want them back.
got a hammer and nails and hung the tools that were leaning against the wall/falling over.
carried a random 2x4 back to the wood rack in the shop.
You are doing great, CL!
I need to make progress on the cellar, which is a bit daunting. I'm trying to spend 15 - 30 mins or so here and there, or come up with one small concrete task at a time. Yesterday, I went through 2 storage boxes of crafts supplies and whittled them down to one.
Threw out a featherbed that had gotten dirty and afraid putting it in the washing machine would break it.
Took old dog kennel out to street and someone took it, so that's great.
Returned violin blanket to violin--it had been on my bedroom floor, who knows why.
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