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The Category Bristol is a subset of Avon. Browse through the Brief Records in the Category or look at the broader Category to find a List of the Titles of all the Organizers, Performers and Venues associated with Bristol which have so far been described in this Directory. Clicking on a Title will link you to the Entity's Full Record.
In contrast, the following Entities do NOT (currently) have Records in 'Open Concerts and Recitals'. Here, clicking on a Title of interest should link you to a relevant external Website (or Facebook Page):
- Avon Harmony
- Black Sheep Harmony
- Borjghali
- Bristol Fashion Chorus
- Bristowe Consort
- Brigstowe Village Band
- City of Bristol Brass Band
- Clifton Cathedral
- Gospel Generation Community Choir
- Great Western Chorus
- Longwell Green Orchestra
- Out There Music Bristol
- Redland Green Choir
- Sing Out Bristol
Category Bristol
NEARBY (Link to LOCALITY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/avon/
* Bristol and District Organists' Association
'The BDOA was founded in 1934 to advance the education of the public in the study of the art of music with reference to organ music. The Association offers advice to performers, teachers, students, churchmen and members of the public concerned with improvement in standards of performance, and in playing the organ. During each year we arrange lectures, visit organs, and demonstrate the organ. Quarterly, each member receives a copy of the magazine "The Organists' Review" and the local association bulletin. They also receive on an annual basis a directory of Members, which shows organists who are available to deputise for church organists and others, and a card showing a programme of events for the year.'
Category Organists' Associations
NEARBY (Link to LOCALITY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/bristol/
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/organists-associations/
* Bristol Classical Guitar Society
'Our mission is to promote and extend the profile of the classical guitar in the south west and to bring together players, makers, composers and enthusiasts of all levels. Our meetings include solo and ensemble practice and performance, seminars and masterclasses; our Concert Series presents internationally acclaimed performers.'
Category Guitar Societies
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/guitar-societies/
* Bristol Early Music Festival
'A new venture [2019], organised on a non-profit basis by a group of Bristol musicians, to present and encourage participation in early music ... We have an eclectic programme of music from the Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque eras; learn more about the instruments and music of these fascinating periods, with talks from expert guest speakers, immerse yourself listening to performances, and experience the magic of a candlelit concert late evening recital.'
Category Early Music
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/early-music-festivals/
* Bristol Festival of Music, Speech & Drama
'Our festival is an annual event featuring a wide range of musical instrument and vocal classes, competitive and some non-competitive. It is open to all ages from as young as 4 through to adults, from all walks of life and educational background. The Festival provides entrants with the opportunity to perform before an audience. The classes are judged by professional Adjudicators who will provide verbal and written assessments to help the entrants further develop their talents. The festival is held in various Bristol venues during the 3-4 weeks prior to the end of the Spring Term. The Bristol Eisteddfod Association is run by volunteers who give freely of their time and expertise. It is a non-profit making Registered Charity and is always grateful for financial support and sponsorship to ensure its future.'
Category Local Competitive Music Festivals
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/local-competitive-music-festivals/
Also indexedBristol Eisteddfod Association
* Bristol Jazz & Blues Festival
''If you think you know jazz and blues, you're probably wrong! If you love music, you'll love Bristol International Jazz & Blues Festival. We've dipped into every genre and traversed the globe to bring you a line-up dedicated to the incredible musical legacy of jazz and blues; from swing to funk, bebop to blues, Gypsy jazz to Gospel, soul to rock 'n roll ...' Held Late March.
Category Jazz Festivals
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/jazz-festivals/
* Bristol Music Club
'If you enjoy playing or listening to chamber music – strings, woodwind, brass, piano, voice – then Bristol Music Club could be the place for you. For one hundred years its single-storey headquarters ... has been a centre for music-lovers from a wide area ... Club Concerts are held on alternate Tuesday evenings. The performers are still club members or their friends, and the standard of performance has never been higher.'
Category Local Concert Promoters
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/local-concert-promoters/
* Bristol Plays Music
'Bristol Plays Music (BPM) is the music education hub for Bristol. We believe in the power of music – to inspire, teach and transform lives. We want to make sure that every young person has access to music education activities and a platform for musical expression. Through work with partners and venues across Bristol, BPM will join up opportunities for teaching, learning and performance in a way that everyone can access. Our goal is to promote local music-making and our city's rich musical talent. Bristol Plays Music is run by Bristol Music Trust ... BPM supports school and community events across the city and beyond. This includes events at Colston Hall and festivals and concerts across the city such as Harbour side and Sounds Inspiring.'
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/local-music-hubs-and-networks/
Also indexedBristol Music Trust | Bristol Beacon
* Clifton International Festival of Music
Annual Festival, founded 2013, 'in the heart of Bristol ... We hope you'll join us for a week of extraordinary music and more in Clifton, and look forward to welcoming you'. Held Mid June.
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/classical-music-festivals/
* Department of Music [Bristol] Featured
'Offer a fantastic range of musical opportunities for students right across the University of Bristol. From the University Symphony Orchestra to the University Barbershop Singers, from the University New Music Ensemble to the Operatic Society, there is something to suit your taste, instrument and ability. You don't have to be studying a Music degree to participate in these activities (although Music students are warmly encouraged to participate as well!).'
Category University Schools of Music
* Department of Music [Bristol]
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/university-schools-of-music/
Also indexedUniversity of Bristol
* Henleaze Concert Society
Typically, half a dozen evening concerts per season, October - June.
* Longwell Green and Kingswood Performing Arts Festival
'Formed in 2018 following the merger of Longwell Green Eisteddfod and Kingswood Eisteddfod. The Performing Arts Festival continues to be a competitive festival for amateur performers of all ages offering classes in Dance, Speech and Drama as well as a variety of music classes including piano, voice and instrumental.' Held Late October.
* Mangotsfield Ukulele Jam
'A friendly and helpful bunch who enjoy playing the ukulele together and singing along too. There is No pressure to perform. Play along if you want, sing along if you want. It's up to you. We play the ukulele in a relaxed and supportive group - it is a great fun and social way to develop your ukulele playing. This isn't ukulele lessons but we all learn. All levels of skill and experience are welcome. All you need is a ukulele and a sense of humour.'
Category Ukulele Clubs
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/ukulele-clubs/
Also indexedBristol Ukulele Jam
+ Brandon Hill Chamber Orchestra
Founded 1987: 'The rationale to finding the route to success was multi-pronged : engage the services of a conductor who would be inspiring (making rehearsal and concerts both rewarding musically and pleasurable); discover the best musicians in the area who were prepared to commit time and effort into practice and performance for no financial return; play in the wonderful acoustic of St George's, Brandon Hill, Bristol (for many years used by the BBC as a recording studio); rehearse intensively over the period immediately preceding the concert; promote high-quality events of varied and interesting content to be able to reward audiences, conductors, soloists and orchestra together'.
Category Chamber Orchestras
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/chamber-orchestras/
+ Bristol A Cappella
'Bristol A Cappella is a mixed chorus of around forty singers, making music for fun and achievement. We sing mainly pop, rock and show tunes without instruments and are always looking for new members who can be at our gigs and competition appearances ... As well as our main chorus, we also form smaller groups who sing with their own aims and rehearsals ... We have open rehearsals ... open to anyone who'd like to join us or get a feel for what we do. Our rehearsals can feel quite full-on if you're new to our chorus, but don't let it put you off if you're keen… dive in! If you prefer a tailor-made introduction, we host dedicated New Singers Evenings several times per year ... Aims ... to put on two or three full show experiences each year; to compete once per year; to have smaller events, like busking and flash mobs, to reach a total of around ten performances each year.'
Category A Cappella Groups
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/a-cappella-groups/
+ Bristol Bach Choir
'One of the South West's finest choral groups. Since its formation in 1966 the choir has gained a reputation for its dynamic, expressive singing and its vibrant performances. Its repertoire ranges from early Baroque music to 21st century compositions by James MacMillan, Arvo Pärt, Knut Nystedt, Cecilia McDowell and Will Todd. This versatility, and the choir's size, mean that larger choral works and more intimate chamber choir pieces are performed with equal success ... We are always keen to accept singers who can pass an audition and demonstrate good sight-reading ability. Auditions are held by appointment, and applicants need to bring two copies of a piece to sing.'
Category Choral Societies
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/choral-societies/
+ Bristol Brass Consort
'Formed in 1985 the Bristol Brass Consort is a symphonic brass ensemble that aims to provide audiences with high quality performances of the established brass repertoire as well as lesser known works and new commissions.'
Category Brass Ensembles
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/brass-ensembles/
+ Bristol Cabot Choir
'If you have been considering joining a choir, but don't know where to begin, look no further! Bristol Cabot is a friendly group that meets for rehearsals on Monday evenings during term time. Rehearsals will leave you feeling energised. Our members come from all walks of life. Not only do we create music together, but we also have an active social calendar, and a lively rehearsal coffee break! We are an auditioned choir, and our concerts often include professional singers and orchestras. We perform three concerts a year with a repertoire that embraces music from different centuries, from renaissance to brand new commissions.'
+ Bristol Centre for Musicians
'Bristol Plays Music [BPM] is the Music Education Hub for Bristol ... Bristol Centre for Musicians is home to BPM's family of bands, ensembles and orchestras. Young musicians can join a range of age and level appropriate ensembles and bands which progress to the Bristol Youth Orchestra, widely regarded as one of the best youth orchestras in the South West. All BPM bands and ensembles have an excellent reputation in the city for producing talented musicians.'
Category Young Persons Concert Music Ensembles
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/young-persons-concert-music-ensembles/
Also indexedBristol Youth Orchestra | Bristol Beacon
+ Bristol Chamber Choir
'A capella music from Palestrina to Part; neglected gems in the choral repertoire ... A small, long-established choir, singing in various venues around Bristol, from Tyntesfield to St George's, from village churches to "Bristol's parish church", St Stephen's.' The Choir has flourished 'under the auspices of the Bristol Madrigal Society', founded in 1837, and a Society especially associated with the composer Robert Lucas Pearsall, who is 'remembered now mainly for his immortal setting of the Christmas carol "In dulci jubilo" and for his lovely madrigal "Lay a garland"'.
Also indexedBristol Madrigal Society | Robert Lucas Pearsall
+ Bristol Chamber Orchestra
'Founded in 1963 by a small group of amateur musicians who made music for their own enjoyment and gave invitation concerts. Over the years the membership has increased to about 30 players, several of whom are professionally qualified. The orchestra gives five or six public performances a year, occasionally combining with other instrumentalists and/or singers to perform symphonies, concertos and choral works ... The orchestra's repertoire consists mainly, but not exclusively, of orchestral music for strings.'
+ Bristol Choral Society
'Singers of all voice parts are welcome to join Bristol Choral Society at any time, and are encouraged to attend a few "no obligation" rehearsals during the first three weeks of term, before deciding if they would like to audition to join the choir ... After attending a few rehearsals, if you wish to join the choir, you will undertake a short, friendly audition ... comprising some scales/arpeggios to establish your range, pitching/aural exercises (such as singing the middle note of a chord), some sight-singing and a short prepared piece of your choice.'
+ Bristol Concert Orchestra
'One of Bristol's largest and most versatile orchestras, playing mainly symphonic and large-scale choral repertoire. In recent years ... the orchestra has built up an excellent reputation, performing in Bristol's main concert venues with top national and international soloists, attracting critical acclaim.'
Category Symphony Orchestras
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/symphony-orchestras/
+ Bristol Concert Wind Band
'From musical novices to top level performers, the Bristol Concert Wind Band family has been providing opportunities to play wind music in the Bristol area for over 30 years. In 1984 we started with just one band, but soon improver and training bands were formed to cater for growing demand and numbers. Today we enjoy a membership in excess of 150 spread across all of our bands and groups at all grades and abilities!'
Category Concert and Wind Bands
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/concert-and-wind-bands/
Also indexedBlown Away! | Swings Cool | Winds of Change
+ Bristol East & Kingswood Brass Band
'The Band is a totally self-supporting registered charity and continues to support other charities such as the Bristol Children's Hospital, St Peter's Hospice, Dogs for the Blind and the Jessie May Trust to name a few. Band members come from all walks of life. Many are students, often having started in the Band's own training programme and Number 2 band. Frequently they move on to other bands around the country as they progress in their careers. Of course this also means there is always a welcome for players moving into the area.'
Category Brass and Silver Bands
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/brass-and-silver-bands/
+ Bristol Ensemble
Founded 1994: 'The City's only professional orchestra, comprising a core of 25 musicians and a further 50 musicians, all experienced players in a range of musical genres. The Ensemble has flexible configurations, from a piano trio through to full symphony orchestra. The Orchestra holds a pivotal position in South West music, presenting a varied programme of concerts and events in the region's major venues'.
+ Bristol Male Voice Choir
'Originally founded in 1968 and is now one of the largest male voice choirs in the West Country with around seventy members drawn from across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire ... They have performed in concert halls, churches, weddings and private functions, ranging from Eastern Europe, the Carnegie Hall, New York, to the Eden Project in Cornwall and Bristol's churches and cathedrals. They sing traditional male voice favourites, songs from modern musicals, pop classics, spirituals and classical items, and they perform not only in English but also in other European languages.'
Category Male Voice Choirs
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/male-voice-choirs/
+ Bristol Metropolitan Orchestra
A flourishing and thriving amateur ensemble with a well-established reputation for excellence, the Orchestra's players come from all parts of Bristol and its environs and share one important thing - a passion for music. The full orchestra performs at least three concerts annually, principally at St. George's Bristol where it regularly attracts large audiences. String and wind groups also perform chamber music for different occasions, including charitable events.'
+ Bristol Millennium Orchestra
'Formed for the BBC Music Live event in 2000. We are a large amateur orchestra drawing players, mainly from the Bristol area. We meet every Monday evening and hold many concerts throughout the year in the Avon, Somerset, South Gloucestershire area, including annually at Iron Acton's fabulous Prom in the Meadow.'
Category Community Orchestras and Bands
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/community-orchestras-and-bands/
+ Bristol Orchestral Players
'We play for the pleasure of working on and getting to know the orchestral repertoire. From September to March, we meet monthly, usually on the third Sunday, to focus on a couple of works (usually one symphony and one overture) for two successive sessions before moving on to explore new works for the next two rehearsals and so on. Between April and June, we meet more regularly (up to five times) preparing for our annual concert – which is given free to family and friends, followed by a American supper style buffet. We don't take ourselves too seriously but we do work hard at playing the music to as high a standard as possible.'
+ Bristol Phoenix Choir
'Founded in 1963, is a friendly choir of about 70 members with a wide range of ages and musical backgrounds ... Entry to the choir is by audition. If you are interested, why not come along to one of our rehearsals, meet us and sing with us and see what you think?'
+ Bristol Samba
'A community band of drummers and dancers playing energetic Brazilian-based music for celebrating and dancing. The samba band and dancers perform at festivals, parties and events throughout the year, raising the roof and creating a vibrant atmosphere ... Bristol Samba promotes, supports and develops percussion-based music and related carnival arts, particularly in our local community.'
Category Percussion Ensembles
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/percussion-ensembles/
+ Bristol Symphony Orchestra
'Founded in January 2016, Bristol Symphony is a new and exciting young orchestra for the City comprised of dynamic and talented players from across the region ... We work with a variety of established and emerging soloists, and with non-classical artists, from time to time. Bristol Symphony performs a core of three major concerts each year at a variety of venues ... Warmth, friendliness and a democratic approach characterise our outlook. We enjoy each other's company, and support and develop one another's playing ... Our aim is to rehearse and perform to the highest standard we can achieve, and to communicate the joy we have in making music to as wide an audience as possible.'
+ Bristol Youth Choir
'The Bristol Youth Choir is made up of a Junior section for children aged from 7 to 11 years, and Senior section for singers aged from 12 to 18 years. They sing a wide range of repertoire from action songs and songs from the shows to classical pieces. They take part in a minimum of 3 concerts per year.'
Category Young Persons Singing Groups and Choirs
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/young-persons-singing-groups-and-choirs/
+ British Paraorchestra
'Re-inventing the orchestra for the 21st century ... Our mission is to redefine what an orchestra can be. We see it as an extraordinary and perfectly synchronised body of instruments that draws on the tradition of centuries but is enriched and expanded by the talents, the instruments and the zeitgeist of the 21st century. At our core is The British Paraorchestra, the world's only large-scale ensemble for professional disabled musicians. This boundary-breaking group sets a new template for music-making, either on its own or in collaboration with its two partner ensembles ... the Army of Generals - an electrifying ensemble of non-disabled orchestral musicians that has built an enthusiastic following and is famed for its dynamic energy-fuelled performances ... and, Charles Hazlewood's All Star Collective; an electronica band comprising some of the big names of pop and rock world.'
+ Brunel Sinfonia
'If you want to lose yourself in wonderful classical works, many romantic, many famous, some you'll have never heard before, you should pay a visit to our concerts this year. Whether you've taken a shine to Shostakovich or delight in Debussy, we're here to offer you the best in Bristol's amateur orchestral performances. Our programmes are always made up of: * One work picked from the Classic FM top 100; * One work chosen by our expert conductor; * One work chosen by our players.'
+ Cameo Orchestra
'An amateur orchestra ... with over 40 active members who are drawn from a twenty mile radius of our base in Warmley, Bristol. We rehearse weekly ... and aim to perform approximately six concerts a year in and around Bristol for various charities ... Cameo Orchestra play a very wide repertoire ranging from classics to popular movie themes and "songs from the shows". The Orchestra would welcome interest from potential new members.'
+ City of Bristol Choir
'The choir is made up of 100 auditioned adult singers, rehearsing regularly throughout the year and giving four or five concerts annually in Bristol and around the South West.' Vacancies arise from time to time in all voice parts with the audition comprising: singing some scales or simple vocal exercises to warm up; singing a piece you have prepared; some sight reading.
+ Exultate Singers
'An accomplished chamber choir of 45 singers based in Bristol ... The Choir is known for its engaging, entertaining and consistently high quality performances, making use of performance venues' spatial effects with singers placed in different positions around the hall or church throughout concerts. For particular pieces of music, the singers encircle the audience, enveloping it with stunning live surround sound, a spellbinding experience.'
Category Chamber Choirs
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/chamber-choirs/
+ Gurt Lush Choir
'We sing all styles of a cappella music and perform regularly in Bristol's finest venues ... From rugby matches to the docks to churches to underground tunnels, if we can make a noise in it, we probably will - and we sound amazing ... Our aim is to achieve the eclectic mix of a community choir, but with the more ambitious harmony and vocal technique of a good choral society. You're never on your own with what you're learning - all new music is supported by voice part-specific CD or download. No problem at all if you can't read music ... We're big, but we've got room for more and newcomers get a really warm welcome. There's no audition and you have three free taster sessions.'
+ Keynsham Orchestra
'Keynsham Orchestra has existed since the 1960s to foster an appreciation of classical music in the local area ... We usually present three symphonic concerts per year at St John's Church, Keynsham, and participate in the Keynsham Music Festival most summers with a lighter prom concert programme. We welcome musicians from the Keynsham area, including Bristol and Bath.'
+ New Bristol Sinfonia
'One of Bristol's premier symphony orchestras, with regular performances in major venues throughout the city ... The New Bristol Sinfonia ... had its first concert in June 1997, and has quickly grown into one of Bristol's most dynamic and prestigious amateur orchestras. It draws on local talent for its members from a variety of professional backgrounds, all who have the common goal of playing to the highest standard possible ... Its commitment to the city is shown by featuring local artists' work in the publicity and by commissioning works from composers with links to the region.'
+ Phoenix Wind Band [Bristol]
'We are a friendly adult concert band playing a wide variety of music ranging from classical to film scores, through swing and jazz, to original works for wind band. Our members range from students to retired people from all walks of life, but all enjoy playing together while improving our standard and broadening our repertoire. We play several concerts a year, including summer outdoor events and Christmas carols.'
+ Redland Wind Band
'Redland Wind Band started as the training band of Bristol Concert Wind Band but in 1996 we split off and became an independent group with our own constitution and committee ... Our annual program consists of an indoor spring concert, an outdoor community concert and then various bandstand performances throughout the year, tied off with a bow in the form of our Christmas concert.'
+ The Great Sea Choir
'Founded in 2012 by musician and songwriter Heg Brignall, The Great Sea Choir have risen from a small group of singers to a forty-strong choir, performing their unique selection of a cappella, contemporary-folk arrangements at professional events and festivals, collaborating with other artists, receiving recognition from local BBC Introducing and BBC radio shows ... The choir has performed at major concert venues ... The choir regularly promotes their own concerts and events including their sell-out winter concert held in central Bristol each year as well as more bespoke gigs ...'
+ West Bristol Concert Band
'The Band was formed in September 1976, originally as an evening class organised by West Bristol Community Education, based at the Public Hall in Shirehampton. The rationale behind starting the group was to provide a musical outlet for that part of Bristol and in particular students and ex-students from the local Portway Secondary School, which under the outstanding leadership of its Head of Music, John Berry, was responsible for inspiring large numbers of pupils to get involved in instrumental music ... After ten years the band had to leave the Public Hall ... Since 2010, the band has established a new home at the Bristol Plays Music ... The move to Southmead does not mean the links to our spiritual home have been lost as the band still performs in Shirehampton at least three times a year.'
+ Westbury Choral
'A friendly, sociable choir that regularly rehearses a variety of works, both sacred and secular, in preparation for two main concerts per year, usually at Christmas and in the spring ... New members are always welcome, no audition necessary.'
+ Westbury Park Orchestra
'We are a friendly non-auditioned, welcoming orchestra of 50 players ... with a repertoire of classical and modern popular pieces with an emphasis on having fun. We collaborate with other music groups locally to put on concerts throughout the year ... The Westbury Park Orchestra aims to provide an opportunity to ... make music with others in a friendly atmosphere ... for lapsed returners to dust down their instruments and play in a group setting ...'
+ Westerly Winds Staple Hill
'Our band was formed in September 2013, with the aim of teaching adults with little or no previous musical experience, to play wind instruments. Since then we have worked hard to improve our musical ability and we are now playing at approximately Grade 3 level. Our continued development is due to dedicated practising and plenty of performance opportunities ... Currently our band comprises of flutes, clarinets, alto/ tenor and baritone saxes, euphonium, trombones, trumpets, bass guitar and drums, which means we have a well balanced sound but we are always happy to welcome new players.'
@ Bristol Beacon
'A symbol of hope and community. A focal point for music in the city. A gathering space, illuminating the way ahead. A place of welcome, warmth and light. An open invitation to the city for everyone to come and share in the joy of live music.'
Category Concert and Recital Halls
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/concert-and-recital-halls/
Also indexedColston Hall
@ Bristol Cathedral
'The Cathedral is a venue for a host of interesting musical events, from major concerts with national choirs to intimate lunchtime recitals with just a piano and singer ... For nearly 900 years, the walls of Bristol Cathedral have been alive with sound; sacred choral music, rich teaching, sell-out concerts and whispered words of private prayer. Our choir has reached new levels of excellence, providing some of the city's highest quality music each week and providing hundreds of children from each generation with the best foundation of musical training. However, the quality of this sound is at risk. Find out about our ambitious plans to keep the building full of music ...'
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/cathedrals/
@ Bristol Cathedral Choir School
'Bristol Cathedral Choir School has an ethos reflecting the Christian faith and with Music as its specialism. It aspires to be a learning community where all achieve their full potential in a supportive and tolerant environment, so that they can contribute fully to the society in which they live ... As Bristol's oldest school, we are proud of our long traditions; this includes providing the choristers for the Cathedral Choir. The music specialism provides an exceptional range of opportunities. Our choirs and ensembles have established a national reputation across a range of genres, from gospel to classical orchestral works. Outstanding student engagement and leadership, in and out of the classroom, is the driving force behind our community.'
Category Universities Colleges Schools
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/universities-colleges-schools/
@ Christ Church Bristol City
'Now the only church used for regular services in the old City ... We are a very traditional church, and our services, with very few exceptions, accord to the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. Our Bible readings are exclusively from the Authorised Version, and we enjoy a very high standard of preaching from our Priest in Charge and several visiting clergy. We have an eclectic congregation who come from all parts of the City and beyond, to enjoy the dignity of our form of worship, the tradition of good preaching and music ... The organ, first mentioned in 1552 'has its own distinctive voice, and speaks with a definite "Old English" accent. It is perhaps fortuitous that at Christ Church, things change slowly'.
Category Venues with Organ Recitals
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/churches/
@ Keynsham Bandstand
'Keynsham Town Council host a variety of FREE musical concerts throughout the summer on the Memorial Park Bandstand.'
Category Parks and Bandstands
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/parks-and-bandstands/
@ Lord Mayor's Chapel, Bristol
'The Chapel is the only place of worship in the UK belonging to a Lord Mayor and Commonality, and is thus designated a "Civic Peculiar". It does not have a parish or particular denomination, and has sought a mission which recollects its foundation and history, in ways which are relevant to the present age and consistent with being "of the City Council". There is an excellent choir of eight voices, supported by an equal number of deputies. Worship is according to the Prayer Book ... There are also frequent musical concerts, typically on Saturdays at 1.15pm. The chapel choir and deputies make up the sixteen voices of the Chapel Singers, who perform two or three concerts per year. There are also recitals from music students at the University and Red Maids School, and vocal, organ, and other instrumental recitals. These concerts are all free, with a retiring collection.'
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/chapels/
@ St George's Bristol Featured
'One of the country's leading concert halls. It boasts a superb acoustic and unique atmosphere which attracts the world's best artists. A full and vibrant programme, with over 250 events each year, makes it an incredibly popular and important venue for all kinds of music. St George's is also a charity dedicated to promoting high quality music to diverse audiences. We do this by offering the best classical, jazz, blues, folk and world music as well as family concerts and talks. We rely on ticket sales and venue hire to meet much of our annual running costs of £1 million, receiving public funding of just £35,000. Each year we are faced with a shortfall of around £300,000 which must be raised from donations. To find out how you can support St George's, please visit Support Us.'
@ St George's Bristol
@ St Mary Redcliffe
'St Mary Redcliffe Church has a long and distinguished musical tradition. There are usually three sung Sunday services each week at which one of the church choirs (or a visiting choir) sings. The church has a large and famous pipe organ by Harrison and Harrison of Durham, built in 1912, which is highly regarded as a masterpiece of Edwardian craftsmanship ... Each week we host a free organ recital on Thursday lunchtime, with organists from around the country and from further afield ... For details of this month's music take a look at our monthy music list and remember to look at our events page for information about concerts in church.'
PROVIDER (Link to CATEGORY)www.open-concerts.co.uk/greater-churches/
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Q: XSD Creation for XML Validation I have below xml which basically contains test data required for automation tests.We were earlier using xls but since it is difficult for version controlling in GIT , we want to move to XML. Now , issue is - in XLS all rows are always consistent(they have same header) but in XML it is possible that member1 adds row-1 with 2 parameters and member2 adds row-2 with 4 parameters. as number of rows increases , it is difficult to see which parameters already exists.In Excel we can simply check header.
I would like to restrict xml to have same parameters for all rows under same Datasheet node. Can someone tell me how to create XSD for this? I am new to xml.
<?xml version = "1.0"? >
<Workbook xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="Sample.xsd" >
   <Datasheet name = "sheet1">
    <Row rowid="1">
      <firstname>dinkar</firstname>
      <lastname>kad</lastname>
      <nickname>dinkar</nickname>
      <marks>85</marks>
   </Row>
   <Row rowid="1">
      <firstname>dinkar</firstname>
      <lastname>kad</lastname>
      <nickname>dinkar</nickname>
      <marks>85</marks>
   </Row>
   <Row rowid="2">
      <firstname>dinkar</firstname>
      <lastname>kad</lastname>
      <nickname>dinkar</nickname>
      <marks>85</marks>
   </Row>
   </Datasheet>

   <Datasheet name = "sheet2">
    <Row rowid="2">
      <firstname2>Vaneet</firstname2>
      <lastname2>Gupta</lastname2>
      <nickname2>vinni</nickname2>
      <marks2>95</marks2>
   </Row>
   </Datasheet>

</Workbook>

A: This is a simple example tutorial to learn how to do it:
XSD How To?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" elementFormDefault="qualified" attributeFormDefault="unqualified">
       <xs:element name="Workbook">
              <xs:complexType>
                     <xs:sequence>
                            <xs:element name="Datasheet" maxOccurs="unbounded">
                                   <xs:complexType>
                                          <xs:sequence>
                                                 <xs:element name="Row" maxOccurs="unbounded">
                                                        <xs:complexType>
                                                               <xs:sequence>
                                                                      <xs:element name="firstname" type="xs:string"></xs:element>
                                                                      <xs:element name="lastname" type="xs:string"></xs:element>
                                                                      <xs:element name="nickname" type="xs:string"></xs:element>
                                                                      <xs:element name="marks" type="xs:int"></xs:element>
                                                                  </xs:sequence>
                                                               <xs:attribute name="rowid" type="xs:int"></xs:attribute>
                                                           </xs:complexType>
                                                    </xs:element>
                                             </xs:sequence>
                                          <xs:attribute name="name" type="xs:string"></xs:attribute>
                                      </xs:complexType>
                               </xs:element>
                        </xs:sequence>
                     <xs:attribute name="xmlns:xsi" type="xs:string"></xs:attribute>
                     <xs:attribute name="xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation" type="xs:string"></xs:attribute>
                 </xs:complexType>
          </xs:element>
   </xs:schema>

A: In XSD 1.1 you can require all rows to be consistent with:
<xs:element name="rows">
  <xs:complexType>
    <xs:sequence>
      <xs:element name="row" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
        <xs:complexType>
          <xs:sequence>
            <xs:any maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
          </xs:sequence>
        </xs:complexType>
      </xs:element>
    </xs:sequence>
    <xs:assert test="every $h in head(rows), $t in tail(rows)
                     satisfies deep-equal($h/*/node-name(.), $t/*/node-name(.)"/>
  </xs:complexType>
</xs:element>

It's not possible to define this constraint with XSD 1.0.

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New train service linking Austria and Italy
Posted by Nicky Gardner and Susanne Kries | 14 June 2012
A new local rail service from Villach in Austria over the nearby border to Udine in Italy was launched this week. Good news for local travellers in this part of the eastern Alps. The route is also served by an Austrian Railways express bus service that runs non-stop from Villach to Udine four or five times daily (as part of a longer itinerary: Klagenfurt - Villach- Udine - Venice). The bus requires advance reservation, but the new train service does not. In our book, that's a big plus for the train.
The new cross-border train service runs twice daily in each direction. Departures are from Villach at 09.40 and 19.29. Northbound departures from Udine are at 07.00 and 17.15. The journey time is just under two hours.
The trains serve ten intermediate stations, four in Austria and six on the Italian side of the border. The largest community of any size en route is Tarvisio. The town's railway station (called Tarvisio Boscoverde) is an assertively modern affair inconveniently situated about a 40 minute walk from Tarvisio itself. The station was built as a showpiece gateway station for travellers arriving in Italy from Austria. Oddly, not long after it was completed, most of the cross-border trains on this route were replaced by buses. So much for coordinated planning.
Over the last year or two, the only international passenger trains to serve Tarvisio have been night train services. This cross-border rail route is however an important freight corridor and the line looks set to have a busy summer as it takes some traffic diverted from the Brenner route (another route linking Italy and Austria, much further west, and one currently being rebuilt and therefore closed at various times over the coming weeks).
One way adult single fares from Villach Hauptbahnhof on the new trains are €5.40 to Tarvisio Boscoverde and €12 to Udine. (The existing Austrian Railways express bus from Villach to Udine also has a standard fare of €12). There are generous discounts for kids and seniors on the new train. For example, anyone aged 60 or over can travel from Villach to Udine for just €6.
The new train service is operated by Ferrovie Udine Cividale (FUC), the local Italian company which already runs the Udine to Cividale rail service (which happens to get our vote as one of the most appealing short train rides in the Friuli region, not least because the destination, Cividale, is a real gem of a small town). FUC's new cross-border link has EU support under a project with the splendid name Miglioramento dei Collegamenti transfrontalieri di Trasporto pubblico. Don't you just love those EU project names? Naturally there's an acronym to go with it: MICROTRA. And we see that locally in the Villach area the new cross-border rail service is already being referred to as 'der MICROTRA-Zug'.
Times for the new service already appear in both the Austrian (ÖBB) and Italian (Trenitalia) online information systems. Tickets cannot be booked online, nor indeed is there any need to book. We understand that regular SCIC (international tariff) tickets may not be valid on this service. FUC's other route, that from Udine to Cividale, lies outwith the standard Trenitalia tariff system, so chances are that this may also apply to Udine to Villach. We would be interested to hear from travellers who have used (or endeavoured to use) InterRail or Eurail passes on the new local trains from Villach into Italy. We are unsure if such passes will be accepted.
Will this new cross-border link survive? It'll be interesting to see. Our analysis of the fate of similar short cross-border hops within the EU, published earlier this year in hidden europe magazine, suggests that a certain degree of scepticism might be in order. The half-life of such links has been all too short. Try it while it lasts.
source: https://www.europebyrail.eu/new-train-service-linking-austria-and-italy/
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From Frankfurt to the Med
There was a time when travellers from West Germany enjoyed a fabulous range of direct train services to the Mediterranean coast of France. Cast back forty years and a mainstay was the daily year-round Hispania Express. From 23 March 2012 there will now be a new fast daytime service linking Frankfurt-am-Main with Avignon and Marseille.
Border markers
We sensed we were crossing into another world as the Moscow-bound train rumbled over the long bridge that spans the River Bug. The reed beds are full of wildfowl which are not troubled by the frequent trains that rattle overhead. This is the border wilderness that divides Poland from Belarus. It marks one of Europe's great divides: the Curzon Line.
Polish mysteries
We drifted slowly through wintry forests, past unkempt meadows and villages full of scrawny desolation. We crossed the River Odra four times. And four times I gazed down at the river's wine-dark waters from the train, watching the waters swirling under bridges, swirling through history. We stopped on a level crossing, inconveniencing no-one, for cars there were none. But that was a fine moment, sunshine tussling with midday mist and for once getting the upper hand.

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Donald Trump personally fired back at several women who have accused him of sexual harassment or assault at a campaign rally in North Carolina.
Here's a complete transcript of the rally.
TRUMP: Thank you, thank you. Great, wow. Thank you very much. Thank you, wow. Thank you, wow.
Nice place, plenty of room.
In 25 days we're going to win the state of North Carolina, which I love, and we're going to win the White House.
TRUMP: Early voting starts on October 20th, so you have to get out there. But November 8th, that's our day. November 8th, right? November 8th.
But do the early voting.
I'd also like to take this moment to send our thoughts and prayers to everyone recovering in the tragic aftermath of Hurricane Matthew. We know about it very well unfortunately right here. We send our deepest condolences for those who have lost loved ones. We are with you and we will always be with you and help you when needed. So, good luck to everybody.
The incredible spirit of the people of this state will power its recovery, and it's the same spirit that will rebuild our nation. I have property in this state, this is a great state.
You know my property. Beautiful properly, great employees. In the Trump administration we will end decades of policies that enrich special interests and foreign countries at our expense. We're going to take on the big media, big business, and big donors that are bleeding our country dry. We're losing our jobs.
We're going to renegotiate our disastrous trade deals and illegal immigration. Stop the massive inflow of refugees. Take care of our vets, our great vets. And we're going to repeal and replace Obamacare, 100 percent. That is a disaster. Premiums are soaring double digits in North Carolina, beyond anybody's wildest expectations. It's a disaster and you're — and you know what's going on. Your country will be left with only one insurer. You're going to have nothing, everyone's leaving. And you have one insurer. You're going to have nobody. Obamacare if failing, we're going to repeal it and we're going to replace it.
Your taxes go way down under a Trump administration.
You companies won't be leaving our country under a Trump administration, they'll be staying right here. And believe me, there are plenty of them right now negotiating to leave, I hate to tell you that.
These are the issues that we'll discuss at the next debate, which I look very much forward to.
Crooked Hillary is doing no more public events until after the debate. They say she's doing debate prep but, really she's just resting, she's resting.
TRUMP: For what — for what she's done, they should lock her up, they should. It's disgraceful. Honestly, it's disgraceful. What's going on in our country right now is a disgrace. The Hillary Clinton documents released by WikiLeaks make more clear than ever just how much is at stake on November the 8th. WikiLeaks released new Clinton campaign e-mails revealing how friendly Hillary was with the attorney general, Loretta Lynch.
This was only months prior to Lynch's investigation of Hillary's illegal secret e-mail server that gave foreign governments access to our confidential information.
TRUMP: This comes on the heels of disclosure that Clinton campaign was conspiring and colluding with the State Department and Justice Department over the release of her e-mails and the investigation into her server.
Hillary Clinton told the FBI 39 times she couldn't remember anything. I couldn't remember, I couldn't remember. Or recall key events concerning illegal server and related misconduct.
Now, in new written testimony, just out as part Freedom of Information Act request, Hillary Clinton said she couldn't remember, recall, or anything else, key events and key things 21 different times.
It's one more reason that if I win I will ask my Attorney General to appoint a special prosecutor.
And we also have to investigate the investigation itself.
Hillary bleached and deleted 33,000 e-mails after a congressional subpoena. She got a subpoena from Congress and she said, this is no good, this is terrible, because those 33,000 e-mails had bad stuff. And she said get rid of them, delete them, bleach them.
Nobody bleaches because that's an expensive process. She bleached. Get rid of them. And then she made everybody get rid of iPhones, her iPhones, and some of them were hammered. They were hammered to death. All to cover up her crimes. Yesterday new disclosures were made showing again how Hillary Clinton's pay for play works.
Saudi Arabia paid Bill Clinton a lot of money to make a speech and then got an arms deal from Hillary and her State department that they were unable to get. The nation of Qatar also kicked in $1 million for Bill Clinton's birthday party, so nice. But, as WikiLeaks showed the Clinton's ripped off the people of Haiti as they were suffering and dying after the earthquake.
And her brother's on the board of a gold mine, her brother. But, the media's covering up for the Clintons and their many crimes against so many people. The WikiLeaks documents show how the media conspires and collaborates with the Clinton campaign including giving the questions and answers to Hillary Clinton before the debate, OK.
What a rigged system folks. Last night, we had a massive crowd of over 20,000 people in Cincinnati, filled up an arena.
And the media won't even talk about the size of the crowd, the enthusiasm of the crowd. I watched NBC this morning, they said, last night Donald Trump was in Cincinnati.
If Hillary Clinton has 800 people, the crowd is so big.
It is horrible — it is really horrible. The corrupt media is trying to do everything in their power to stop our movement. Believe me, they don't want this happening. We have one of the great movements — we have the great movement. We have a movement that's never happened before.
TRUMP: And no paper is more corrupt than the failing New York Times. The good news is it is failing, it won't be around too much longer. But they are really, really bad people. The largest shareholder in the Times is Carlos Slim. Now Carlos Slim, as you know, comes from Mexico. He's given many millions of dollars to the Clintons and their initiatives. So Carlos Slim, largest owner of the paper, from Mexico.
Reporters at the New York Times, they're not journalists, they're corporate lobbyists for Carlos Slim and for Hillary Clinton. We're going to let foreign corporations and their CEO's decide the outcomes of the — you just can't do this.
We can't let this happen. We are not going to let it happen where they decide the outcome of our elections. They can't do it and we're not going to let it happen. This is our last chance to save our country and reclaim it for we the people, and it's going to happen.
Oh, it's going to happen. As you have seen, right now I am being viciously attacked with lies and smears.
It's a phony deal. I have no idea who these women are, have no idea. I have no idea. And I think you all know I have no idea because you understand me for a lot of years, OK?
When you looked at that horrible woman last night, you said I don't think so. I don't think so.
Whoever she is, wherever she comes from, the stories are total fiction. They're 100 percent made up, they never happened, they never would happen. I don't think they'd happen with very many people but they certainly aren't going to happen with me. Folks, you know my people always say, oh don't talk about it, talk about jobs, talk about the economy. Don't worry, your jobs are going to be coming back to North Carolina like you've seen, the economy's going to be good.
But I feel I have to talk about them because you have to dispute when somebody says something. And fortunately we have the microphone, we're able to dispute, some people can't. These are lies being pushed by the media and the Clinton campaign to try and keep their grip on our country. They are all false, they're totally invented, fiction. All 100 percent totally and completely fabricated. Never met this person, these people, I don't know who they are.
I don't know who they — think of what's happening to our country. Think of what's happening. I don't know who these people are, I look on television, I think it's a disgusting thing and it's being pushed. They have no witnesses, there's nobody around. They just come out. Some are doing it for probably a little fame, they get some free fame. It's a total setup. Now suddenly after many, many years, phony accusers come out less than a month before one of the most important elections in the history of our country.
It also comes at a time as WikiLeaks unveils horrible, horrible things about Hillary Clinton.
But they'd rather talk about this. Somebody that you've never seen that said, oh, 1992 he went like this.
One came out recently where I was sitting alone in some club. I really don't sit alone that much. Honestly, folks I don't think I sit alone. I go in with groups of people — I was sitting alone by myself, like this.
TRUMP: And then I went whaw.
To somebody. I just heard this one. It's like, it's like unbelievable. Even a simple investigation would've shown these allegations against me, in just about all cases, it's nonsense, it's false. And eyewitnesses already debunked to a People Magazine story.
Here's my question about the dishonest writer from People Magazine. Why didn't she write what she said happened before we wrote the story, why didn't she put it in the story? The story would've been one of the big stories.
I was the big star of the Apprentice, why didn't she go it 12 years ago? Twelve years ago. She's writing a story — no think of this. Think of this. She's right, she's a liar. She is a liar. She's writing a story — check our her Facebook page, you'll understand. Hey, she's writing a story about a beautiful love story, Melania, Donald, and she said I made inappropriate move.
Now, just so you understand. That's a big story. If I did. She wrote the most beautiful story, honestly the most beautiful story, 100 percent story, like beautiful. Why wouldn't she have put this into the story?
Now, two nights ago I get a call. Oh, People Magazine's doing a story. It's OK. No, no, it's not OK, it's about a story that was written 12 years ago. She was on last night, or one of the top people that People was on, and he said, no, we were just informed of it.
Well, did you hear about it 12 years ago? Did you hear about five years? No, no, we never — we just heard about it recently. These people are sick. These people are sick. And the reason she didn't write it 12 years ago is very simple. It never happened, it never happened. It's a lie.
It's a lie. And let me tell you, if it did happen, if it did happen, it — 100 percent she would have written it, it would have been the biggest story of the year, OK? These are all horrible lies, all fabrications and we can't let them change the most important election in our lifetimes. If five percent of the people think it's true and maybe 10 percent think — we don't win. In other words, they make lies. They have people come around, oh Donald Trump did this or that. I never saw these people before, I don't know who they are.
And then you watch these phony networks, and dishonest networks, who are 100 percent — let me tell you something about Hillary Clinton. She's got nothing going, she's got nothing. The only thing she's got going is the media. She's got nothing going. She's got nothing. The other day at the debate, where by the way, I absolutely destroyed her, OK?
Every online poll, even Time Magazine, Time Magazine is not exactly in love with me but every online poll had us skill (ph) — she said, the other day I'm standing, I told you this. But I'm standing at my podium and she walks in front of me, right? She walks in front of me, you know?
And when she walked in front of me, believe me I wasn't impressed. But she walks in front of me and she takes a question, then she walked back, and that was the end of that, no problem.
TRUMP: Then she said the next day, I invaded her space. Give me a break. And I was waiting for that because she had that incident once before where they made up something. Some guy invaded her space, the poor guy lost the election because of it. But I was very conscious of this so I purposely, I purposely didn't do anything. So — get this guy out of here. Get him out of here, out.
TRUMP: It's really total disrespect for the American flag. There he is. Look, good. Great. Folks — folks, that's what's happening to our country, that's what's happening. That is total disrespect for our flag, that's what's happening to our country. We're going to turn it around, folks — we're going to turn it around.
So — so, just to finish up — so just to finish up, you see what's happening. The process is rigged. This whole election is being rigged. These lies, spread by the media, without witnesses, without backup or anything else (inaudible) body makes an accusation that you did something, and you weren't — you never saw this person before.
It's a lie, total lie, it's fabrication. Sometimes they do it for fame, maybe they get money, who knows? The Clinton campaign is pushing it.
The New York Times did a story on somebody where it was totally false. They knew it was totally false. We gave them the information, they wrote a whole big page about somebody where they were sending me e-mails, and letters, and everything, and then you realize — it was a one-way send, by the way, there was nothing sent back — and you realize it was a totally phony deal. They did a whole big story on it.
They didn't mention all of the e-mails, they didn't mention everything coming my way. And others looked at it and, as bad as it was, soon as they saw this stuff that was said, they immediately — immediately decided not to do this. The New York Times did a story on it.
They read these stories and people might not know how untrue they are. It's really a disgrace. I've been saying this for a long time. The whole thing we've been going through, and I hate to say it but, the whole thing we're going through — Bernie Sanders was a rigged deal — the whole thing is one big fix, it's one big fix.
It's one big ugly lie, it's one big fix. The press can't write the kind of things they write, which are lies, lies, lies. The stories are fabrications and false. And the only thing I say is hopefully, hopefully, our patriotic movement will overcome this terrible deception.
TRUMP: Hopefully, our great movement — and there's never been anything like this in the United States. And the only way they figure they can throw it down is to come up with people that are willing to say, I was with Donald Trump in 1980. I was sitting with him on an airplane, and he went after me on the plane. Yeah, I'm going to go after.
Believe me, she would not be my first choice, that I can tell you. Man.
You don't know, that would not be my first choice. Hopefully our great movement powered by everyday citizens will overcome the sickness that is plaguing our politics and our media. And I'll tell you what, our media is indeed sick and its making our country sick, and we're going to stop it.
We're going to stop it folks. All right, let's get on now, let's get onto another subject. But isn't it good that we talk about this? Right? Who thinks I shouldn't talk, we're talk jocks (ph), right? Who thinks that I shouldn't talk about it? Does anybody think that? OK, I agree.
When somebody, you know, a long time ago – when you get hit, you hit back, you've got to do it. You don't just say "I didn't get hit, oh I didn't get hit." When you get hit, we are destroying our country with these sick people back there, and they know it better than anybody in this arena.
I ran because I knew what trouble our country was in. The country is in tremendous trouble, you know this. You know this in North Carolina, because you see what's happening to your jobs, they're disappearing.
…so we can be a safe nation again. You know, the murder – the number of murders in our country this year, went up more than they have in 45 years.
TRUMP: It's true (ph). Look, Obama is an incompetent. He is an incompetent president.
He doesn't know what he's doing, he's out campaigning all day long, he talking about me like he knows me. I don't know him, he doesn't know me.
And why doesn't some woman maybe come up and say what they say falsely about me, they could say about him. They could say it about anybody, they could say it about anybody. I'll tell you what, he better be careful, because they could say it about anybody, anybody at all.
But Obama is in incompetent, as a president, he's about as bad as it gets. Look at what's happening, how Iran is taunting us. Look at what's going on, look at the world.
This guys doesn't know what he's doing, it's an embarrassment. If you look at the Middle East, it's a blow up, it's a total disaster. We have an incompetent president. I hate to say it, but it 100 percent true.
And all he's doing, instead of working on your jobs and your companies leaving for Mexico and other places, he's campaigning for crooked Hillary. That's all he does.
Either we win this election or we're going to lose our country, because 4 more years of Obama, you can't take it.
There go (ph) – even though she doesn't say that, but that's what she said in a very, very secret meeting. The e-mails show that behind closed doors speaking to these international bankers, Hillary Clinton's pledged to destroy the sovereignty of the United States.
A Trump administration will secure and defend our borders than you've ever (inaudible).
And yes, we will build a wall.
Crooked Hillary also wants a 550 percent increase in Syrian refugees to pour into our country (ph).
And that's (inaudible) Obama numbers and those are thousands and thousands (inaudible). This – even though she admitted it private, according to WikiLeaks, again, nobody is covering WikiLeaks.
They're covering somebody that I never saw before, that she knows terrorists are trying to infiltrate the refugee program. So you have terrorists coming in, she knows they're coming in, and yet she wants to increase it.
AUDIENCE: Trump! Trump! Trump! Trump! Trump!
TRUMP: And our country will never be the same. So let me state this as clearly as I can. I am going to keep radical Islamic terrorists the hell out of our country.
(APPLAUSE) At the same time, we're going to take care of our military and we're going to take care of our great, great, great veterans.
They've been treated very badly.
…they'll go to a private doctor, they'll go to a private hospital, they'll go to a public hospital. We're going to get them care and we're going to pay for their – that care.
They're not going to wait online (ph). For seven days and die sometimes waiting online for a simple, simple procedure or prescription. It's not going to happen like that any longer for our veterans, OK? Not going to happen.
And Hillary Clinton said, no, no, the V.A. is doing a good job, OK?
North Carolina is home to more than 100,000 active-duty military personnel and almost 800,00 veterans.
The military supports over half a million jobs in this state. We are going to repeal the Obama-Clinton defense sequester and we are going to rebuild the military of the United States which is very, sadly, depleted.
TRUMP: When it comes to keeping America safe, I believe in a three and – I think you believe in these words, I think – three very important words, peace through strength, right. Peace through strength.
And we don't want to use our strength, but you have to have our strength. And the world is laughing at us. They're laughing at the stupidity of our President. Remember he drew the line in the sand — the line is in the sand. Remember Hillary the last debate? I wasn't Secretary of State then.
She doesn't even know. It turned out she lied. Remember she said TPP was gold standard, she said she never said that during the debate. She lied about that. She's a liar.
But to be a strong country, we must also be a very rich country. At the center of our economic revival we'll be fixing our really horrendous, one-way street, horrible trade deals.
We're going to fix them folks. You know, last year we lost almost $800 billion in trade deficits. We have trade deficit with other nations of almost $800 billion. And I have some friends in the audience, I guarantee I can take any one of those friends – one in particular who happens to be brutal but that's OK, lives in North Carolina, so you know, one of those things, right, but a great business person.
I put him in charge – this case him – we would have such a good thing. And there are people like that. We have the greatest negotiators in the world, we have the greatest business people in the world, we don't use them. We use political hacks. So we have a trade deficit of almost $800 billion.
Sad, isn't it? Isn't it pathetic? North Carolina's industrial (ph) workers have been crushed by Bill Clinton's signing of NAFTA supported by crooked Hillary. Don't forget, a lot of people want that to happen because they make a lot of money by taking money out of this country. Those deals are very good for a lot of people.
A lot of people know – everybody knows that NAFTA is no good for the United States, but it's good for their wallets in some cases. You've lost nearly half of your manufacturing jobs since NAFTA, did you know that? You've lost almost half of your manufacturing jobs.
This region used to be the furniture manufacturing hub of the world. I know because I bought plenty. But the NAFTA deal and then China's entry into the World Trade Organization, another Bill and Hillary backed disaster, have sent those jobs to other countries. You know better than anybody.
I used to be here a lot for furniture, gets smaller and smaller every year. Not going to have anything left pretty soon. We're living through the greatest jobs theft in the history of the world. Our jobs have been stolen from us and we have people that don't know what they are doing, in particular our leadership.
If I win, day one, we are going to announce our plans to renegotiate NAFTA.
If we don't get the deal we want, we leave NAFTA and start over to get a much better, a much more fair deal because right now, we're a one-way highway into Mexico, a one-way highway (ph).
TRUMP: I mean, you take a look at this, it's one way. They get the jobs, they get the factories, they get the cash, and all we get – we get illegal immigration and we get drugs. And the drugs are poisoning our youth, the drugs are poisoning our youth and others. But we're getting the drugs and we're getting lots of problems. And I'll tell you, I was endorsed by the, as you know, by ICE just last week, and by the border patrol agents.
Sixteen thousand five hundred Border Patrol. They've never — they've never done this before. They've never done — they've never endorsed a presidential candidate. Both groups endorsed me. Because we're going to have strong borders. And we're going to have people come into our country, but they're going to come in legally, legally.
And we're going to stand up to China, we're going to stop their currency manipulation and product dumping, which is killing us. And they don't follow the rules and, if they don't, we're going to institute tariffs. When they send something into our country — and, believe me, they're going to obey our rules so quickly, you have no idea. And we'll end up with a better relationship with China than we do now.
Look what they're doing, they're building a massive fortress against everything. A massive fortress in the South China Sea. And yet they're ripping us off. Now, if they're going to rip us off, you wouldn't think they'd be building fortresses. They have no respect for our President — which I can understand that — they have no respect for Obama, they have no respect for our country, and they're getting away with murder.
And we have the cards, we have the cards. We have all the cards. Because we're like the piggy bank that everybody keeps stealing from. But pretty soon we're not going to be piggy bank anymore. We're going to be the opposite of the piggy bank.
We don't have — we are $20 trillion, half of which came during the Obama years. And yet we didn't fix anything. Our roads are bad, our bridges are bad, our tunnels are bad, our schools are bad, our hospitals are bad. We're going to start making things again in America. As part of our plan to bring back our jobs, we're going to lower our business tax from 35 percent to 15 tax, the biggest since Ronald Reagan.
Wages will rise, jobs will return, and factories will come rushing, rushing back in to our country.
We're also going to fix our inner cities. Forty-five percent of African-American children are — under the age six — are living in poverty. Think of it, 45 percent. Fifty-eight percent of African- American youth don't have jobs.
More than 3,000 people have been shot in Chicago since the beginning of the year. Three thousand people since January, three thousand. It's like a war zone. Violent crime in Greensboro increased by 25 percent last year. Did you know that? Twenty-five percent.
To those African-Americans suffering in our country, I say, what do you have to lose? Vote for Trump, I'm going to fix it. What do you have to lose? What do you have to lose? What do you have to lose?
I will fight harder for you than anyone has fought for you before. Here are some of the more amazing things we're going to do when we take over, hopefully, this incredible country and run it properly in 2017.
We going to have the biggest tax cut since Ronald Reagan, we're going to eliminate job-killing regulations which are a disaster, we are going to defend religious liberty.
We're going to end Common Core. Going to bring our education local.
We're going to support the men and women of law enforcement, repeal and replace Obamacare.
We are going to save our Second Amendment.
TRUMP: We're going to appoint great justices to the United States Supreme Court to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States.
So you have 25 days to make every dream you ever dreamed of for your country come true. But to beat the system, you have to pound the pavement, get your friends and co-workers out, organize your neighbors and fight for the country you want.
On November 8th, the arrogance of Washington, D.C. will come face to face with the righteous verdict of the American voter, it's time, all right?
I am asking all Americans, Republicans, Independents and Democrats, to join us in our campaign to defeat the corrupt establishment and give our government back to the people. It's going to happen.
I'm going to fight for every citizen of every background. Thank you.
TRUMP: Thank you. So we're going to fight and we're going to fight for every stretch of this nation. And I'm going to fight to bring us all together, we're a divided nation. Very divided nation right now. We're going to be unified nation, a nation of love.
Imagine what our country could accomplish if we started working together as one people under one God saluting one American flag.
You're going to look back at this rally for the rest of your life, and we're having a good time. We're having a good time.
— became safe again. That's when our country became strong again and rich again. And we will make America, just like your beautiful hat, we will make America great again. Thank you, thank you very much.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much everybody. Thank you everybody. God bless you, go out and vote November 8th.


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Milo all-island Under-12 football selections next week
The all island U-12 football tournament organized by MILO and the Sri Lanka Schools Football Association in preparation for the 'MILO Champions Cup' has reached its penultimate stage with the objective of identifying and selecting the best talent to form the team that would represent Sri Lanka at the MILO champions Cup Barcelona.
The MILO Champions Cup kicked-off in Sri Lanka with an all-island U-12 tournament conducted by the Sri Lanka Schools' Football Association under the patronage of the Ministry of Education.
Based on the skills and values demonstrated at the provincial matches, the best children have been shortlisted to compete in the final tournament which is to be followed by a coaching camp.
The finals of this tournament will be played at the Jayatilleke Stadium in Nawalapitiya on June 23 and 24 while the coaching is to take place on June 29 and 30 at the Vernon Fernando Stadium in Kalutara.
The selected eight players will represent Sri Lanka in the MILO Champions Cup in Barcelona.


Denver, Colorado is yet again on the tip of the world's tongue after making national headlines, because of an overwhelming recent push by local activists calling for action to stop the addition of phosphate mining waste, in the forms of sodium fluoride and hydrofluorosilicic acid, to Denver's water.
The debate exploded on Wednesday, July 29th, with a public water fluoridation forum, hosted by Denver Water and We Are Change Colorado, featuring three experts on each side sharing research about fluoridation. The entire forum is viewable here.
Fluorosis is a disease, listed among water related diseases on the World Health Organization (WHO) website, caused by excessive intake of fluorine compounds, marked by mottling of the teeth and if severe enough causes calcification of the ligaments.
Fluoridation was repeatedly touted as one of the most important community practices and even "one of 10 great public health achievements of the 20th century.one of 10 great public health achievements of the 20th century" (CDC). Yet only Denver Water Board Vice President Penfield Tate asked any pressing questions.
Katya Mauritson, Colorado's dental director continued on record saying she gives her infant tap water in her formula - even though the CDC's website says: "if your baby does not eat or drink anything but infant formula that is mixed with fluoridated water, there may be an increased chance for mild dental fluorosis."
Connett was the only expert who contended sugar to be a cause of tooth decay.
After hearing Colorado Governor Hickenlooper released a statement early Wednesday morning recommending all Colorado communities to fluoridate water, people instantly looked to the inspiring Gandhi quote: "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you and then you win."
New scientific evidence continues mounting against fluoridation practices, as a new damning study is released nearly every month now. Whether it is Harvard linking IQ reductions to fluoride, The Lancet reclassifying fluoride as a neurotoxin or the recent Cochrane Review, released in June, which shows that fluoride may not stop cavities; the facts and verifiable sources are on the side of those calling for a change in the half a century old policy.
Denver began fluoridating public water in 1953 and although about 66% of Americans drink fluoridated water, only 3% of Europe chooses to fluoridates their water.
Most of forum's experts supporting fluoridation claimed fluoride to be "safe and effective", yet they failed to use any direct sources to back their claims and failed to note the difference between naturally occurring fluoride and the chemical additives being added from phosphate and aluminum mining industries.
The Denver Post's first sentence of their article describing Denver's historic "Fluoride Information Session" gave a surprisingly accurate description considering two local stations (7News and Fox31) told organizers the public forum wasn't newsworthy.
On Thursday morning, 9News had to edit their first headline, after initially using a misleading headline that read, "Colorado Communities Keep Fluoride In Water" yet no decision was set to be made on the day's agenda. In reality, the Denver Water Board actually announced they would continue accepting public comment through August 12th and they also announced plans to vote on the issue on August 26th.
"The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in April lowered its recommended dosage of fluoride in drinking water. It was the first change in standards since 1962 when the federal government suggested up to 1.2 milligrams per liter in cooler climates and 0.7 milligrams in warmer areas where people consume more water. The new directive puts the dose at 0.7 milligrams everywhere." - The AP headline was changed from, "Fluoride Debate Hits Colorado's Largest Water Utility" to "Corrected: Colorado Fluoride Debate Story."
Last week, Snowmass joined 200 other cities worldwide who have stopped fluoridating their water in the last five years. This news made headlines all over, yet local outlets stayed silent.
Denver Westword was the only local media outlet to cover the forum before it happened. After this forum, 1000s learned their water is being dosed with trace amounts of waste, now the question is if people will take action in the next few weeks.
Denver could become the largest metro city in America to stop fluoridating water, joining Portland, OR, who has never allowed the fluoridation of their water.
It's important to note the recommendations, by powerful three letter agencies, who have been known to be bought and paid for with the revolving door between between industry and government, are saying the same things they were in the 1950s and science has evolved exponentially since then.
Dr. Connett's quote, "When policy is king, science is the slave" says it all.
This article was written with the time of a volunteer, not a paid employee. If you see something you'd like to add, edit or comment on please email Bruce@WeAreChangeColorado.org.
If you'd like to make a donation to this cause please click here: http://wearechangecolorado.org/PleaseBecomeaMonthlyDonor/tabid/2239/Default.aspx.


The Twilight Saga is one of the greatest romantic book series written. The fan base it built is an evidence of how much people liked this book. Movies based on the book also made space in the hearts of viewers. Today we are going to talk about the Breaking Dawn book which is the 4th in series. Breaking Dawn is also much liked the book in the series and plays an important part in the storytelling. Today, we are going to give you a review of the book. Also, I am going to summarize the book so you can know what's in it. Maybe this will develop your interest and soon you get to read the book. You can buy the Breaking Dawn book online later from the link given below. If you can afford the book then you can download the free Breaking Dawn Pdf from the link below.
As I have already mentioned that Breaking Dawn is the 4th book in The Twilight Saga series. The Twilight Saga is a series of fancy romantic books that have become quite popular among the books. This book series is written by an American author Stephenie Meyer. The series has a total of 4 books and the Breaking Dawn is 4th in the series. The Breaking Dawn can be divided into 3 parts. If you have read the previous books then you must know about Bella Swan and Jacob Black. The 1st and 3rd book represent the perspective of the Bella Swan. While the 2nd book is from the perspective of Jacob Black. The events discussed in the book happen right after the previous book which was named Eclipse. Story continue from the place where Bella marries Edward and Jacob remains heartbroken.
If we talk about one of the most sold American authors then we can't forget Stephenie Meyer. At the age of 43, since she was born on December 24th, 1973, she is already one of the most successful authors. She is known for her most successful romantic book series The Twilight Saga. The Twilight Saga was the most selling book of the year 2008 in the US. Also, it sold over more than 100 million copies. Also, the book got translated into about 37 languages which are a real landmark. Meyer became the most selling writer in the year 2008 and 2009 due to this series. Her books became the basis of one of the best romantic movie series with the same name. It will take me a day to talk about the achievements of her as an author. Given below is some info about Meyer's early life.
Hartford Connecticut is the birthplace of Stephenie Meyer. She is the 2nd child of Stephen and Candy Morgan. They have a total of 6 children out of them, she is the brightest. She got standard high schooling from the Chaparral High School in the town of Arizona. She was admired by her teachers. One of the teachers quoted her as "Bright but not overly so". She did her bachelor's in English from the University of Brigham young. Her Husband name is Christian whom she happened to meet at the age of 4. The never ending love got them to marriage at the age of 21. They have 3 children and all of them are boys. Her happy life but a lot of hard work got her to write this wonderful book series. Today we know that series as The Twilight Saga in which Breaking Dawn is the 4th book.
Breaking Dawn beautifully continues the story of the previous book. The depiction of vampire love seems pure as the author describes it. I guess the magic lies in the pen of Meyer. She beautifully described everything in the vampire love which couldn't be described any better. She connects the two books very elegantly and that's why people love this book series. The way the characters are written, their background, it is just simply superb. The storytelling of Meyer needs to be appreciated. The book never let the reader feel bored or anything. Once you start reading it, you never want to stop and that's the essence of it. You want to read and understand every work in the book. No wonder why this got to one of the most successful fantasy novels in the US history. You can depict a lot of things which are lacking in the other books.
Since I have already told you that book follows two perspectives. The first one is Bella Swan's perspective while the 2nd is Jacob's. Let's start with the perspective of Bella Swan.
Bella and Edward are married and are off to their honeymoon on an island somewhere in the world. Living their life as happy as it could get, Bella realizes that something is not right with her. She later realizes that she is pregnant. Worst, the baby inside her womb is half human and half a vampire. After the confirmation of this tragedy, the come back to their home. Bella is worried about her condition since her baby is growing faster enough to bother her.
In the 2nd perspective, the book follows Jacob. Jacob was also in love with Bella Swan. But Bella married Edward to his dream had broken. Upon hearing the news of Bella's sickness, he asks her to abort the baby. He would have never known if Bella didn't share it with his father, Charlie Swan. Charlie discussed it with his friends who is Jacob's father. Bella does not want to abort the child even if that means losing her life. The situation gets worse when Jacob informs the clan about Bella's condition. He told them that she totally wanted to convert into a vampire. The clan goes mad overhearing this and they decide that it is the time they should kill the baby in Bella's womb.
The 3rd part of the book is again from Bella's perspective. She gives birth to her child and transforms into a vampire forever. But her child is about to bring more tragedy for her. Just when she thought everything is under control and she is living a happy life. Irina accuses her of giving birth to an immortal child. Giving birth an immortal child has been forbidden a long ago and they have to kill the infant. Would this go well with Bella and her child? Continue reading the story by downloading the free Breaking Dawn Pdf or buy the book from the link given below.
Before providing you with the Pdf of thing book, we want to make clear that we strongly recommend buying this book. It is always better to buy the book from the market or online stores. Getting the hard copy is also a better way of reading the book. However, if you are facing any difficult while finding the book in the market or low on budget. Then you can download the free Breaking Dawn Pdf at the end of this post. But once you are able to buy the book, please do it. Use the link below to get the free Breaking Dawn Pdf.
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KUALA LUMPUR, June 26 — Star-studded Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) clinched the coveted Super League title in style by beating Sarawak 1-0 at the State Stadium in Kuching.
Matches played were the final fixtures in the 2014 Super League season which came to a close last night.
JDT who finished with 44 points pocketed RM500,000 while second placed Selangor accumulated 41 points while Pahang with 37 points finished third. Selangor finished as the runner-up after managing only a 2-2 draw against relegated PKNS FC at the Shah Alam Stadium.
Argentina import Jorge Pereyra Diaz was the toast of JDT after squeezing in the winner in the 66th.
Apart from winning the Super League title, JDT also earned a ticket to play in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC Cup) for the second time after 2009.
Selangor meanwhile, failed to take full advantage of playing at home after managing only a 2-2 draw.
Brazilian import Paulo Rangel gave Selangor a flying start in the 22nd minute but Patrick Ronaldinho Wleh made it 1-1 in the 66th minute but Rangel again restored the lead but South Korean import Kim Dong Chen levelled the tie in the 82nd minute after PKNS were awarded a penalty.
At the Sultan Ismail Nasiruddin Shah Stadium in Kuala Terengganu, Lions XII from Singapore managed a slim 1-0 victory over T-Team through Muhammad Faris Ramli's 66th minute goal.
In Ipoh, FA Cup champion Pahang suffered a shocking 0-3 loss to Perak at the Perak Stadium in Ipoh.
Armed Forces and Sime Darby FC shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw at the Selayang Stadium while Kelantan suffered a 2-3 defeat to arch rival Terengganu at the Sultan Muhammad IV Stadium in Kota Baru.