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Only 5 more places available on our Christmas Singing Weekend!
Join Tim Knight to sing music that lies at the heart of our English Heritage in the wonderful setting of Whalley Abbey Retreat near Clitheroe in Lancashire. The Retreat is set in the stunning grounds and ruins of a 14th Century Cistercian Abbey on the banks of the River Calder in the beautiful countryside of the Ribble Valley and Forest of Bowland and is within easy access to motorway and rail networks.
Tim Knight has been running singing events, workshops and tours for over 15 years and has built up a reputation for providing singers with a rewarding, educational and memorable experience singing fine music in fine venues throughout the UK, America and Europe (visit: www.timknightmusic.com for more information and reviews). He is a keen ambassador for choral music and tradition and believes that Tudor music lies at the heart of our English Heritage. This journey with Tim through some the hidden repertoire of Advent and Christmas Music will include pieces by Tallis, Gibbons, Byrd, Child and Tomkins, with Tallis' 'Missa Puer natus est nobis' being our featured piece (subject to all voice parts being available).
Costs include meals stated in the itinerary above. A deposit of £50.00 is required at the time of booking, with full payment required no later than 1st October 2018. Music packs and a full itinerary will be sent out in September/October.
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Two-phase Co2 measurement and control in the yates oil field
T. Green, M. Reese, M. Henry
The principle of injecting gases such as N2 and CO2 into oilfields to manage reservoir resources is well understood. The Yates Field — a mature site in West Texas — presented Kinder Morgan with particular difficulties, with the requirement to inject low pressure CO2 with flow control and measurement at the well-head. The low pressure and high ambient temperatures lead to almost continuous flashing, with gas void fractions (GVFs) estimated to range between 0% and 80%. A solar and wind powered station was designed around a two-phase capable Coriolis mass flow meter. As well as metering the flow, the station controls it using a modulating valve, based on the two-phase flow measurement. A wireless communication system maintains contact with the central control. Some 20 stations have been operating successfully for four years, enabling effective reservoir management techniques.
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Barcelona : Black ribbons (again)
international | crime and justice | feature Sunday August 20, 2017 21:56 by iosaf mac diarmada 0034600341065
our collective grief's symbol was fresh then
These are my initial published thoughts on the terrorist attack I and my partner survived and endured 17th August 2017.
Fadó Fadó, long time ago, when many more readers came to this corner of the internet, I published a series of articles in reaction to a terrorist attack on Madrid, the 11th of March 2004. I promoted a simple design back then, to my surprise the idea found traction and was accepted by countless people. i had thought my suggestion was easy to reproduce and helped people express collective mourning, to show publicly their fellowship with a community in shock. My design was a black ribbon, one which was easy to knock up variations upon and print out. I admit the ribbon idea was based on my much younger years when I had worn a green ribbon in support of a complex idea back then : the inclusion of political prisoners in a tentative British Irish peace process. Am I turning some off the provenance? OH talk to me about my youth why not? The idea of a black ribbon took off the weekend of March 11th, 2004, whilst the then government of Spain falsely attributed an attack by Salafists in the ambit of Al Qaeda on Madrid by blaming the Basque armed seperatist group ETA. IT was a few days before a general election. An estimated 80,000 people took to the streets of Spain and the Spanish state and camped out in front of government offices and the offices of the ruling party demanding the truth... I was one... the ribbon was a moment in my life... I never wanted to see it used again In the last hours the city of my home where I have lived almost 20 years has been victim of a long anticipated terrorist attack. Even google now puts a black ribbon. I return to indymedia ireland to indulge POV reflections.
Related Links: Barcelona Attack : Black Ribbons (again) | Black Ribbons. (March 12th 2004)
Yesterday I received a phone call from my girlfriend, my wife, my partner. She shouted at me at first, "please this is important listen!". She told me that she had been caught up in a stampede of people running from the main artery street "las Ramblas" of Barcelona's old city. She told me she was safe in a Danish bar. She had remembered all the conversations that we had about what to do, should we, as we expected, be in the city when he suffered a typical terrorist attack associated with and claimed by so-called DAESH / ISIS.
She did not run with the crowd. She went to the wall of the street, she saw hundreds of others stampede and trip themselves up. She saw crying children seperated from the parents. A group of Italians were shouting that a van was being driven into people. She heard the Italian and walked sideways hugging the wall towards the nearest shop or bar which was open. This is what we had agreed to do. She was to stay in that bar for a further 7 hours within one of the police cordons placed within 15 minutes around the scene of a terrorist attack and the presumed escape route of the terrorist.
He is in a crack house in the Raval- At least that is the word on the street. Since he escaped into that neighbourhood, 5 people were shot dead as they attempted to carry out a second van driving assault in the Seaside resort town of Cambrils. In the early hours of this morning an explosion injured ten people, what was first attributed to a gas leak ifs now part of the terrorism investigation and is reported as being a bomb factory.
Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain have suffered a concerted and organised attack. Low sophistication in terms of weaponry. Clearly they took advantage of the terrain. Many, myself included have long noted that 3 of our busiest pedestrianized or mostly pedestrianized streets lacked concrete bollards or any significant impediment to such an attack.
Today we begin our official days of mourning. Black Ribbons are ubiquitous, many businesses are closed, my wife/gf/partner was told not to go to work in the business zone of the city. Small mercy for her. She spent 7 hours in a Danish IPA bar, everyone there made friends, and they felt reassured that the Catalan police used their street as an operational base. I used all my charm and language skills and that quality I have ..the you recognise me, & you know I do alternative walking tours of this area and I am part of teh community. . The cops behaved with professionalism. They were obviously as shocked as anyone. I published on facebook the information I got from my partner. I tried to allay fears or panic in my post, I said it was "rumours". It took 25 minutes for the "rumours" to become international newswire headlines. Our phones began to ring..,
The hours that followed saw misinformation spread. I past through 3 police cordons trying to get to collect herself. The cops told me at the final cordon that if I tried to cross ramblas, I would be in a shoot to kill zone. I did not try to cross ramblas. At the point twitter told us as much as Sky News. There was a hostage situation in a restaurant. This of course later was denied on the Catalan police force´s oen twitter account.
There are so many lessons to learn..,
I would ask editors understanding and the privilege of returning to this text and expanding it.... or else I add to its information and write my analysis later on.... it is just that my phone is hopping again........... that is what happens when war comes to town and there is a mass murderer at loss less than a kilometer away, a young man who stole his own brother's driving licence to commit mass murder. He lived proximate enough to his big brother to feel unhappy. His family have been brought into protective custody. Terror has spread out like oozzed oil on foil.
But people have their mechanisms for collective response. They can photocopy black ribbons.
i had work a black armband at first then made lapel ribbon, we mocked up various images and they took off
i had never wanted to see it used in relation to my home. I considered Madrid close enough, I never expected my wife to be on site.
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1 The original "popular use" of black ribbons was reported here on indymedia ireland iosaf Fri Aug 18, 2017 19:43
2 thanks for report Iosaf wageslave Fri Aug 18, 2017 21:26
3 Thank you for solidarity wageslave. i will update the "news article" iosaf Fri Aug 18, 2017 21:57


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Gusty Winds Could Complicate Wildfire Battle
By Elaine Macdonald-Meisner
Sunday, July 9, 2017 @ 1:49 PM
Prince George, B.C.-Chief Wildfire Information Officer, Kevin Skrepnek says there are now 225 wildfires active across the province.
Yesterday, just under 100 fires were sparked, and heavy smoke has made it difficult to accurately map the size of the fires.
"We are expecting more gusty winds today" says Skrepnek who says those winds can make a difficult situation even more challenging. He says he expects more evacuation alerts and orders to be issued in the coming days "The situation is quite fluid."
"We are expecting further support" says Skrepnek, who says a request has been made for more than 300 personnel made up of specialists and fire fighting crews from across the country. They are expected to start arriving this week.
Chris Duffy, with Emergency Management B.C. says Canadian Armed Forces assets are on the way in the form of three Griffon Helicopters arriving today, and larger fixed wing aircraft coming in the next few days. "They will be moved around throughout the province wherever they are needed." The aircraft would not be involved directly in fire suppression efforts, but more likely to be utilized to help in evacuations or emergency situations.
Duffy says while numbers of evacuees are not yet solid, but "1800 evacuees from Williams Lake have been registered and sent to Prince George, a further 1200 have registered at 100 Mile. Overall it might be about 7 thousand, but that number is fluid."
Skrepnek says so far, it is estimated the fires have burned 23,697 hectares . That could change, as accurate estimates of fires are not available, but Skrepnek says he thinks that number could be much larger.
The situation is far from over, "We are going to be at the mercy of the weather" says Skrepnek.
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Aristeia is an experiment in building a CI system that I'm happier about using as a developer than the systems which I've used so far.
I've used quite a few, but things frequently return to Jenkins, because I most frequently work in an environment where a few conditions prevail:
* I need something driven from a private SCM
 * It may not be Git
* I may need other triggers
* It's got to be more complex in scheduling than a simple script
* It frequently involves branches
* The CI system is the center of an ecosystem of delivery systems
* I want a great developer experience

However, these needs often give me issues:

### SCMs
The experience of integrating with some SCMs is not great.
I have plenty of experience with Perforce, for example, but the experience of using it is frequently sub-optimal in a number of CI systems.

### Branches
Many CI systems use configuration that comes from the CI system.
This frequently creates problems since it cannot deal properly with changes to the code that require changes to what you need to do with it.
These changes may need to be done, and then ported across branches, each time being recreated.

### User Experience
Many CI systems have some strange UX choices at their core - for a developer, there are frequently things that I want to get to easily and quickly, like logs for build failures, which are hidden multiple clicks away.
Tweaking these things in many CI systems is non-trivial.

#### Personalization
I also frequently want to personalize the front page of my CI system -
* What's the latest passing build?
* What's the URL or path for it?
* What's a human-readable status for the latest deployment?
* Where are *my* pending builds in the queue?

#### Extension
If I want to extend a CI system, I often need to create an extension in Java.
If I'm not a Java developer, this is really an impediment.

#### Performance
CI systems frequently do a lot, including storing a lot of results, logs and more.
They're frequently designed to be standalone systems, so these things are integrated with the CI system.

However, they can often do these things poorly (like filling up the local disk with loads of logs, getting really slow if you don't prune them).
If we rely on other systems to handle these tasks, we can take much better advantage of systems that are designed to handle them, can be better maintained by system administrators, have dedicated hardware or infrastructure backing them.

## What is Aristeia supposed to do about this?
*Note: this is a wishlist, not a feature list for complete features*

### Configuration lives with the Code
I've done this with internal systems I've built for years, and it works well with DSL systems, Travis CI and others.

### The CI System is a REST Web Service
First and foremost, the interface to Aristeia should be REST - this should make it easier to build other systems that integrate with it.

### The Interface is yours
With a REST API, the interface can be implemented using pure HTML (or anything else).
Create a whole custom interface, or just tweak how things look.

#### All the HTML
The intent is to build the default interface from WebComponents, making it easier to decouple, swap and reuse elements wherever you want.
Similarly, the intent is also to use newer features like websockets.

### The CI System is smaller
Rather than package or build a DB, or system for storing logs. Aristeia will rely on other systems as much as it can.
* Use Splunk, Greylog or ELK for the logs, as long as you can get to them in your UI
* Use a database
* Use S3 or whatever you want for storing builds

This will mean that there's more work expected on the behalf of the person running the system.

### Plugins
Plugins in Artisteia are inspired by Packer.io plugins - they're standalone executables (or web services).
The implementation spec will be provided so that you can create them with scripts or executables written in whatever language you want.


I am in the spring painting mood right now and I have flowers on the brain so I will be painting a lot flowers for the next few weeks. If you want to see something special just ask and I will paint away.
This the third virtual painting I have done. The virtual Paintout uses google street views as a resource for traveling the world to find interesting locations and subjects to paint.
I did this painting on Saturday morning at small rural church. The bright red door struck me. I think I will work on another painting of the these doors there is just something about them that I find very charming.
About This Painting:My tulips are up with buds on them soon to bloom.
Graduation time is here. I am celebrating with yummy cupcakes.
I am having a party today for everyone who has a spring birthday. Enjoy your birthday cupcake. Blow out the candle and make a wish.Happy Birthday to all of you!
About This Painting:You know spring is here when the tulips bloom.May 2-9 will begin the annualhf Tulip Festival in Holland Michigan, this is a must see if you are in the area.
There is a big eagal that comes from the park down the bay and soars over my studio, then in a flash he dives for a fish. I should say she dives for a fish because I have her nest and the fish bones far below on the ground picked shinny clean by the babies.
Little hummingbirds can fly backwards. Their long thin bills let them drink nectar from flowers.
Flowers are one of the subject I like to paint. Poppies are the ones that I have the most fun with making the stems twist and turn in the painting.
A fun little You Tube on muffins http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tcR19y7GPM I like the paper clip muffin.
Many people think spring begins when they see the first Robin, but for me it is when I sight the bright yellow line up of Peeps.
Peeps now come in many colors but as a traditionalist I still favor the yellow ones.
Peeps Easter Candy have been around for awhile, about 1940 the first peep was born. The orginal peeps had little marshmallow wings but they have lost the little bitty wings along the way as they changed colors. This line up of sugar and cornsurp mark the beginning of spring.
The nice thing about Easter as a holiday is that I get to do fun little paintings of chicks , colored eggs,Easter candy, and flowers.
I had promised someone that I would paint another chicken Picture and now with Easter almost here it is time for chicks and bunnies. I have a pregnant squarel who visit my studio daily begging for some cat food. It is the time for babies and she is so hungry she gobles up the dry cat food.
This is a study for a larger painting I am thinking of doing. Sea shell, the ocean,some boats in the bay , does it get any better? Have a wondeful day.


Firewall Vendors Look to Automate Policy Changes - InternetNews.
For IT staff in global enterprises, adding a new employee is far more involved than finding a desk and a chair for the new hire.
Typically, it means huddling over spreadsheets, muttering to themselves as they figure out what changes to make to access rights and policies while taking into account a labyrinthine array of legal, departmental and compliance rules.
Multiply that scene by thousands of users, spread over different countries, and you have the massive, frequently chaotic process that takes place practically every week in major companies.
In response, firewall vendors are looking to help IT fight back using policy management automation solutions, designed to simplify the task of managing policies -- and minimizing the risk of human error.
AlgoSec this week unveiled FireFlow, which automates policy change management and integrates with existing processes -- such as the e-mail and Web-based forms typically used by department heads to request adding or removing a user's access.
News of AlgoSec's new release, which is due to ship next quarter, comes a few weeks after rival Tufin Technologies announced version 4.2 of its flagship SecureTrack product. Tufin also announced SecureChange Workflow, an offering targeted specifically at security policies.
Each solution takes aim at the mundane but necessary task of managing user accounts -- a chore growing more time-consuming and prone to problems thanks to global offices, mounting regulatory policies and increasingly outdated processes.
Typically, enterprise groups use e-mail and Web- or paper-based forms, to request changes, which are then recorded and carried out by corporate IT.
"The process was basically manual -- you send an e-mail saying 'Please add this user to whatever' and it was a slow, disjointed process," AlgoSec's vice president of marketing, Aimee Rhodes, told InternetNews.com.
Burton Group senior analyst Pete Lindstrom agreed. "It's common to put in e-mail requests or log changes in an Access database or a spreadsheet," he told InternetNews.com.
But a manual process becomes a major chore when large companies' IT staffs have to weigh thousands of policy rules governing which employees can access certain resources.
"It's not uncommon for folks to have 40,000 to 50,000 rules across hundreds of firewalls in today's large environments, and having a dedicated application to manage them is gold," Lindstrom said.
When coupled with a sprawling, international staff, this process of tracking user rights and privileges often proves even more taxing.
"We have lots of customers in the financial sector that are globally based, and they're making two to three changes to policies a week," Rhodes said.
In addition to having to manage the sheer volume of requests, the problem is often exacerbated by regulatory and other legal concerns facing large companies.
For instance, global enterprises with offices in different countries often have to implement different rules to achieve the same results.
"Some of our clients who are large financial institutions find that they have to apply different policies in different countries, because the laws are different," Shaul Efraim, vice president of marketing at Tufin, told InternetNews.com.


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(1835–1911) philosopher; born in Edinburgh, Scotland. After retiring as a physician, he emigrated to the U.S.A. (1870), spending two years at a Georgia colony for resettlement of African-Americans. He then bought a plantation in Texas, where he performed research on protoplasm. His study, Philosophical Problems in the Light of Vital Organization (1907), analyzed mind and body as aspects of one underlying reality.


Direction (1-5): In the Questions given below, there are two statements, each statement consists of a blank. You have to choose the option which provides the correct set of words that fits in the blanks in both the statements appropriately making them meaningful and grammatically correct.
1. i) Her ________ form inspired thoughts in the boy that he did not care to share. ii) A good massage will leave you with _________ muscles afterwards.
3. i) The gossiping women __________ on and on about poor fashion choices. ii) Daniel liked to __________ about the brilliance of Dr. Who and how the show was based on real science.
4. i) For the past seven years, the economy has been plagued with one financial ___________ after another. ii) If you want to look at the country's problems, start with the ____________ of the healthcare system.
5. i) I will not consider the significance of the outer covers to ___________ pathways of seed evolution. ii) If these are unknown, then further research should be undertaken to __________ these quantities.
The global nuclear arms control architecture is crumbling today as it is no longer able to respond to the underlying shift in global power realities.
7. This theoretical premise a) is founded on the crucial outcome b) that we operate c) in a labour market where employers do not have wage setting d) power.
This theoretical outcome is founded on the crucial premise that we operate in a labour market where employers do not have wage-setting power.
8. RBI created a repository a) on large credits, exposed b) asset quality review, which undertook c) the bad loan problem, and used new powers to push banks to take large non-performing accounts d) to the bankruptcy court under the IBC.
RBI created a repository on large credits, undertook asset quality review, which exposed the bad loan problem, and used new powers to push banks to take large non-performing accounts to the bankruptcy court under the IBC.
As the great powers try to maximize their share of world power, their interests inevitably come into conflict with arms control agreements, making such agreements unravel.
10. Reversing a) the progress in resolving b) the banking policy c) will not only increase the actual long-term cost but will also be seen as a failure on the part of the mess d) establishment in taking tough decisions.
Reversing the progress in resolving the banking mess will not only increase the actual long-term cost but will also be seen as a failure on the part of the policy establishment in taking tough decisions.
i) Her ________ form inspired thoughts in the boy that he did not care to share.
ii) A good massage will leave you with _________ muscles afterwards.
i) In less than an hour, the judge decided to execute the killer for his moral __________ .
i) The gossiping women __________ on and on about poor fashion choices.
ii) Daniel liked to __________ about the brilliance of Dr. Who and how the show was based on real science.
i) For the past seven years, the economy has been plagued with one financial ___________ after another.
ii) If you want to look at the country's problems, start with the ____________ of the healthcare system.
i) I will not consider the significance of the outer covers to ___________ pathways of seed evolution.
ii) If these are unknown, then further research should be undertaken to __________ these quantities.
7) This theoretical premise a) is founded on the crucial outcome b) that we operate c) in a labour market where employers do not have wage setting d) power.
8) RBI created a repository a) on large credits, exposed b) asset quality review, which undertook c) the bad loan problem, and used new powers to push banks to take large non-performing accounts d) to the bankruptcy court under the IBC.
10) Reversing a) the progress in resolving b) the banking policy c) will not only increase the actual long-term cost but will also be seen as a failure on the part of the mess d) establishment in taking tough decisions.


These salmon recipes for the diabetic are rich and delicious! Salmon is my absolute favorite fish followed by shrimp. :) I find that people enjoy salmon even if they are not fish fans. Fish is so versatile so bake it, broil it, sautéed it and oh..........eat it! Enjoy these salmon recipes for the diabetic.
1. Drain salmon and place the juice in a mixing bowl. Remove bones and dark skin from salmon and set aside.
3. Shape into patties on a small cookie sheet that has greased with margarine. Bake at 450 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes until firm and lightly browned.
4. Stir broth and cornstarch together until smooth. Cook and stir over moderate heat in a small saucepan until thickened and smooth. Continue to cook and stir for another minute.
5. Add margarine and peas to sauce and mix lightly. Reheat to serving temperature.
LOW-SODIUM DIETS: Omit salt. Use salt-free margarine, low-sodium crackers, and fresh or frozen peas. Discard salmon juice and substitute an equal amount of water.
A very tasty salmon recipe for the diabetic!
1. Make the white sauce and set aside while you tear the bread into crumbs and take the skin and large bones out of the salmon.
2.Mix the egg and lemon juice into the white sauce and beat the mixture into the white sauce with a fork until blended.
3.Add to salmon and bread crumbs and fold until well mixed. Pour into one quart glass rim mold.
4. Microwave on high for 7 minutes. Remove and cover with waxed paper for 5 minutes for salmon loaf to carry over cook.
5. Garnish with lemon slices and paprika.
One of my favorite diabetic fish recipes!
1. Salmon is one of the best sources of omega-3 fatty acids, which ease inflammation. In fact, salmon has six times the amount found in other seafood such as shrimp,founder, and mahi mahi.
2. If salmon is too fishy for you, mellow it down by poaching it in white wine, chicken stock, lemon zest, and dill or fennel!


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IBA Consultants of Miami has announced the opening of a new full-service office in Las Vegas that will serve the West Coast construction market.
"The Las Vegas market is one of the fastest growing areas in the country," said Mark Baker, IBA president. "Local developers and others brought us out here because our Florida and international high-rise building experience is relevant to their projects. Since our project list grew so quickly it made sense for us to open a full-time office to serve this market, as well as the West Coast."
Baker will be heading up the new office, along with Dave Ellwanger, business development manager; Dave Becher, glass and glazing senior consultant; Bradley Kempthorne, waterproofing and roofing senior consultant; and Sergio Salazar, project manager.
With the opening the Las Vegas office, IBA now has four locations.
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Across Melbourne, there is increasing demand for the timely delivery of both public and private services, including educational facilities.[....]
We are proud to recognise the professional growth amongst our team members and their outstanding performance and valuable contributions to Tract.[....]
Join with us as we reflect on the highs and lows, the quiet achievements and some of the occasions we might have missed in the year that was 2020.[....]
Victoria's Planning Minister, The Hon. Richard Wynne MP recently approved Amendment VC183 which introduces Clause 13.07-3S (Live Music) into the Victoria Planning Provisions (VPP).[....]
Vale George Gentner
It is with the greatest sadness that the Tract Family announce the passing of George Gentner, after a relatively short but resolute battle with cancer. We as the Tract family pass our deepest and most heartfelt condolences to Sarah, Meghan, Lindsay and the family and will continue to support them during this saddest of times.[....]
Planning Guidelines for Golf Course Redevelopment Introduced
Earlier today Victoria's Planning Minister, The Hon Richard Wynne MP, approved the final version of the 'Planning Guidelines for Golf Course Redevelopment'.[....]
Density Doesn't Threaten Liveability
Bookending the 2019 Domain Liveability Study series co-authored by Deloitte, an opinion piece written by Tract Senior Principal Adam Terrill argues that density doesn't threaten liveability.[....]
2019 Domain Liveability Study
Tract is excited to introduce the 2019 Domain Liveability Study which has been undertaken in partnership with Deloitte Access Economics.[....]
Future Park International Design Competition
We are very pleased to be able to share our entry for the Future Park International Design Competition. Our design titled 'Bay Park' was shortlisted from a field of 125 entries from 20 countries.[....]
Vale Professor David Yencken AO
The Tract Family sadly mourn the passing of co-founder Professor David Yencken AO, after a long and resolute battle with illness. His distinguished career has left an indelible legacy upon this nation.[....]
A new era in Victorian Planning
Murrindindi is the first municipality in Victoria to have a fully integrated PPF, after Planning Minister Richard Wynne approved Amendment C65 to the Murrindindi Planning Scheme today.[....]
Logan River Accessibility & Connectivity Concept Plan
The Logan River Accessibility & Connectivity Concept Plan is a comprehensive document outlining a series of strategies and interventions to address current barriers to access and utilisation of the Logan River. [....]
George Gallagher – Celebrating 40 Years at Tract
Well done and congratulations to George Gallagher on this seminal event and thank you for all of your hard work and commitment to the Landscape Architecture industry and our practice.[....]
Creating Healthier Communities
Following on from the Domain Healthy Suburb Study undertaken last year, our team attended the Creating Healthier Communities event held by the Planning Institute of Australia last night at OneRoof Melbourne. [....]
Geelong Waterfront Safe Harbour Precinct Master Plan Endorsed
We are excited to announce that the City of Greater Geelong has endorsed the Geelong Waterfront Safe Harbour Precinct Master Plan following recent community consultation and public exhibition process. [....]
The Loggia Wins Best in Show!
We are ecstatic to announce 'The Loggia', our Show Garden in this year's Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show has received 4 awards including the coveted City of Melbourne Award of Excellence for Best in Show, as well as the Gold Show Garden Award, Horticultural Media Association Award for Best Use of Plant Life and Mark Bence Construction Award.[....]
Vale Janice Foster
The Tract Family sadly announce the passing of Janice Foster, after her long and resolute battle with cancer.[....]
Women In Property, at Tract
We hosted our inaugural event last Thursday, to celebrate, inspire and talk about how we can support women in property.[....]
Domain Healthy Suburbs Study
Working in partnership with Domain and Deloitte Access Economics, Tract is excited to introduce the first ever Domain Healthy Suburbs Study which provides an in-depth analysis of what makes a healthy Australian suburb.[....]
Tract Travel Scholarship 2018 Awarded
We are excited to announce this year's winners of Tract's national Travel Scholarship for 2018. This year there was a strong theme around urban regeneration and renewal amongst the applications and Tract has awarded 3 scholarships centred on this theme.[....]
Royal Adelaide Hospital Wins 2018 AILA SA Awards
Our Adelaide team is excited to announce 3 wins from the 2018 AILA SA Awards ceremony held last Wednesday![....]
Amendment VC148 – The biggest reform to Victorian Planning Schemes in over 20 years!
Earlier today, Victoria's Planning Minister, The Hon Richard Wynne MP gazetted Amendment VC148 to introduce a suite of changes to the Victoria Planning Provisions (VPPs).[....]
Tract Secures Permit For The QVM Munro Site
Tract is proud of its involvement in securing a planning permit for PDG for the QVM Munro site, the first stage of the Queen Victoria Market redevelopment program. [....]
2018 AILA QLD Awards
We are excited to announce our Brisbane team received three awards from the 2018 AILA QLD Awards ceremony held last Thursday![....]
Tracts Newly Registered Landscape Architects
A huge congratulations to both Jess and Josephine from our Brisbane team on recently achieving an important career milestone in becoming Registered Landscape Architects.[....]
2018 VPELA Young Professional Award recipient Rachel Butler
Tract is pleased to announce Rachel Butler as the recipient of the 2018 Young Professional Award from VPELA announced at last Friday's annual dinner ceremony. [....]
Victoria's first Vertical School
South Melbourne Primary School designed by Hayball is Victoria's first 'vertical school', doing away with fences as an exemplar of an educational environment shaped for the close-quartered, communal life.[....]
On this International Women's Day, we reflect on the significant contributions women have made to our practice, the industry and more importantly, to the shape of our cities.[....]
The Beacon Design Competition Winner
Tract have been successful in The Beacon Design Competition for 1O,OOOsqm of space to be publicly dedicated at 164 Station Street, Penrith.[....]
Eco-tourism experience Wildlife Wonders Secures Funding
Wildlife Wonders a new venture by the Conservation Ecology Centre has been awarded a $2m funding grant through the Regional Jobs and Investment Package.[....]
Cowes Jetty Triangle Design Unveiled
The Cowes Jetty Triangle has been unveiled, with Tract's landscape design transforming the Phillip Island foreshore precinct into a new community village green.[....]
Wallpaper* Names MPavilion in Top Buildings that Shaped Culture in 2017
The international design publication Wallpaper* has named MPavilion by OMA as one of the top buildings that shaped culture in 2017.[....]
Sketches Scholarship 2017
We are delighted to announce the 2017 recipients of the 2nd annual Tract Sketches Scholarship. We would like to congratulate Alice Coates, Elise Bertret and Sam Otto, who will each receive the Sketching Scholarship.[....]
Creating Memorable Places and Experiences: Steve Calhoun
Creating Memorable Places and Experiences celebrates the design work of Steve Calhoun, a renowned landscape architect whose work can be experienced in domestic, commercial and civic places of significance, both locally and internationally.[....]
2017 UDIA South Australia Awards
Tracts Urban Design team prepared the masterplan for Springwood Gawler East by Springwood Communities, which won the Residential Development Award (Between 50-600 Lots) at the 2017 UDIA SA Awards for Excellence.[....]
Principal Promotions
We are proud and incredibly thrilled to celebrate Nigel Parker, Paul Morris, Sean Gallagher and Will Dodgin, as they become Principals of Tract Consultants.[....]
Ride2Work and Building a Healthy Workplace
Over 50 Tract Consultants staff recently celebrated Bicycle Network Victoria's Ride2Work Day on their new terrace on Level 6, 6 Riverside Quay, Southbank.[....]
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2017 AILA National Landscape Architecture Awards
The 2017 National Landscape Architecture Awards held last Thursday night at the International Festival of Landscape Architecture in Sydney as a celebration of the leading projects shaping green, open and public spaces across Australia.[....]
Tract Moves To Southbank
Last week, Tract's Melbourne team packed up our box of coloured pencils (along with several thousand other items) and relocated from our long time home in Richmond to the vibrancy and excitement of Southbank.[....]
New Royal Adelaide Hospital Now Open
With the New Royal Adelaide Hospital now open to the public, South Australian's have a hospital facility that has set a new benchmark for hospital design.[....]
Liveable Sydney Study Wins 2017 AILA New South Wales Award
Liveable Sydney, a landmark study measuring the liveability of Sydney's 555 suburbs according to 16 criteria, was among the winners at the 2017 AILA New South Wales Awards announced at the IVY Ballroom in Sydney on Thursday 27 July.[....]
Tract Receives Two 2017 AILA Victoria Awards
The 2017 AILA Victoria Awards on Friday 21st July 2017 were held at Testing Grounds, in Melbourne's Arts Precinct. A great turn out and festive air despite the chill made for a wintery celebration of outstanding people and projects across the broad field of Landscape Architecture.[....]
Tract Wins Three 2017 AILA Queensland Awards
The 2017 AILA Queensland Awards were held on Thursday 22 June at Cloudland in Brisbane, and broadcast online, with Tract the proud recipient of three awards for Gabba 2 Goodwill Bikeway, UQ Synthetic Sports Ovals and Townsville North Railyards projects.[....]
Introducing MPavilion 2017
Tract is again delighted to be involved as a supporter and collaborator of the next MPavilion.[....]
University of Melbourne Dean's Honours Awards
Tract sends big congratulations to Town Planning Assistant Paul Lewis, Student Landscape Architect Kate Grant and Graduate Landscape Architect Esther Ziebell on receiving 2016 Dean's Honours Awards from the University of Melbourne in their respective disciplines.[....]
Elizabeth Entriken Awarded Minister's Town Planning Prize
Tract is proud to announce that Elizabeth Entriken, Graduate Town Planner from our Brisbane office, has been awarded the Minister's Town Planning Prize for the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) at yesterday's Planning Institute Australia Awards for Excellence 2017 held at Parliament House.[....]
Penguin Parade Visitor Centre
Tract is currently involved in a consortium led by Terroir Architects for the design of a new Penguin Parade Visitor Centre, arrival facilities and landscape settings to replace the existing centre designed by Daryl Jackson in 1988.[....]
2017 PIA Planning Excellence National Awards
Congratulations to the entire 'Tropical Urbanism' - Cairns City Image Study project team on being announced as winners of the Best Planning Ideas - Small Project Award at the PIA 2017 National Awards for Planning Excellence.[....]
My Park Rules
Construction has started at Marrickville Public School, winners of My Park Rules.[....]
New Batch Of Registered Landscape Architects
Tract congratulates Sam Otto, Esther Barker, Jane Wu and Phil Harkin, who have successfully gained their professional registration with the AILA becoming qualified landscape architects.[....]
Sketches Scholarship
We are delighted to announce the inaugural Rodney Wulff Sketches Scholarship recipients. On merit, not one but three of our Landscape Architects were announced as the 2016 recipients.[....]
Back To Babylon
Tract is very excited to be the designer of Back to Babylon, a show garden in this year's Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show.[....]
In honour of International Women's Day, we celebrate and thank the strong, professional, creative, driven and inspiring women at Tract, for the contribution that you make to the vibrancy and success of our organisation and our industry.[....]
Eastlink – Rethinking The Road
Eastlink has been recognised in the ten most significant works of Australian landscape architecture 2001–2017. Nine years after opening, Eastlink remains the benchmark project for large infrastructure with integrated environmental and recreational outcomes.[....]
2017 PIA Female Achiever of the Year – Jess Noonan
Tract sends a big congratulations to Associate Town Planner Jess Noonan on winning PIA's Female Achiever of the Year award for 2017.[....]
New MPavilion Arriving Spring 2017
Tract Consultants is delighted to announce our ongoing support as a partner of MPavilion for 2017-18. The fourth MPavilion, arriving in spring 2017, will be designed by Netherlands–based architects OMA / Rem Koolhaas & David Gianotten.[....]
Opening of Arthurs Seat Eagle
Today's Melbourne papers have featured articles about the history and forthcoming reincarnation of the Arthurs Seat chairlift.[....]
Eastlink Assessed to be a Global Leader in Infrastructure Sustainability
Eight years after opening, Eastlink remains the benchmark project for large infrastructure with integrated environmental and recreational outcomes.[....]
2016 PIA Queensland Awards
The 2016 PIA Queensland Awards were held on Friday 11 November at the Gabba in Brisbane with Tract the proud recipient of three awards for Clifton Township Concept Masterplan and Cairns City Image Study projects.[....]
AILA Celebrates 50 Years – Film Project
The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the profession in Australia. [....]
Sketches (2016), Rodney Wulff
Dr. Rodney Wulff, Founding Director of Tract Consultants, is a passionate sketcher.[....]
Landscape Architecture Australia 50 year celebration
The November 2016 anniversary issue of Landscape Architecture Australia, celebrates 50 years of the profession.[....]
Contributing to Community
As planners and designers of the built environment, largely in an urban context, we are well placed to make a tangible contribution to social equity.[....]
Take The Journey In Canberra
For the second year running Tract has joined a collaborated with AILA to produce The Journey.[....]
Tract Forum 2016 – Design Live Love
In October, Tract's entire national practice will gather together for our biennial ideas and networking Forum.[....]
New Principal Promotions
We are absolutely delighted to announce the promotion to Principal of four of our very talented staff.[....]
New Principal Linda Hoang
Linda's commitment to Tract's values is demonstrated in her professionalism on many public realm projects both in Canberra, Sydney and currently for the Dee Why Town Centre Upgrade.[....]
PARK(ing) Day Brisbane
Brisbane's annual PARK-ing Day is upon us, and Tract Brisbane is counting down as it transforms the humble parking space into a hub of activity![....]
Tract Supports The MPavilion
Tract is very pleased to again be a partner of the MPavilion.[....]
What does Pokemon Go & Star Trek have to do with the Logan River Vision?
Nathan and Amy from the Brisbane office could tell you all about it. They attended the Logan River Vision workshop last Friday organised and facilitated by the Logan City Council.[....]
500 Hungry Workers
Operating out of Tract's newest office, a little black box in Melbourne's courtyard, we've been joined by 500 new co-workers.[....]
Vale Suzy A'Beckett Boyd
The Tract family sadly announce the passing of Suzy Boyd, after her short battle with illness.[....]
Liveable Sydney 2016
On Monday the 1st of August, the Domain Liveable Sydney 2016 study illuminates the front page of the Sydney Morning Herald, while numerous articles inside and online offer an insight into the Harbour City's most liveable suburbs.[....]
2 Awards for Tract at 2016 AILA SA Awards
Ergo Appartments and ANZAC Memorial Walk were both recognised at Fridays night's 2016 AILA SA Awards Dinner as winners of the Civic Landscape - Landscape Architecture Award. Congratulations to both of the teams involved on these outstanding projects.[....]
Penguin Plus 2016 AILA VIC Awards Winner
The recently opened Penguin Plus Viewing Area on Phillip Island, designed by Tract in collaboration with Wood Marsh Architects, has been awarded the 2016 AILA VIC Awards of Excellence in Tourism.[....]
Australian Islamic Centre
Tract worked in collaboration with Glen Murcutt, and local practice Elevli Plus Architects to design the Australian Islamic Centre in Newport, which is currently under construction.[....]
Melbourne School of Design Dean's Honours Awards
Recently, the Melbourne School of Design hosted its annual awards night, the MSD Dean's Honours Awards, which celebrated the most outstanding academic achievements of their postgraduate students in 2015.[....]
Steve Calhoun – Designing For People & Place
Steve Calhoun, Founding Director of Tract Consultants was recently interview by Anne Latreille for the University of Melbourne publication Atrium.[....]
2016 Melbourne Design Awards Winners Announced
Congratulations to the entire Acacia Place project team on being announced as Gold Winners at the 2016 Melbourne Design Awards in the category of Landscape Design.[....]
Penguin Plus Wins World Environment Day Award
Phillip Island's Penguin Plus Viewing Platform has won the United Nations Association of Australia's (VIC) Infrastructure Innovation Award at the 2016 World Environment Day Awards.[....]
Acacia Place Development Puts Outdoors First
Landscaping was at the forefront of the design process for Melbourne's Acacia Place residential project.[....]
Spotlight on Tract
It is often said, "Never work with children or animals" - and while there aren't many four-legged animals at Marrickville Primary School, there are certainly a whole lot of children![....]
Designing Landscapes For Improved Health Care Delivery
The largest hospital in Australia is currently under construction in Adelaide and due for completion later this year. As Landscape Architects on this enormous and technically complex project, Tract discuss their role in 'Designing Landscapes for Improved Heath Care Delivery at the New Royal Adelaide Hospital.[....]
ANZAC Centenary Memorial Walk
Anzac Centenary Memorial Walk in Adelaide was officially opened on Saturday 23 April 2016 by the Hon Hieu Van Le AO, Governer of South Australia, ahead of ANZAC day commemorations on Monday.[....]
Kirsten Kilpatrick voted onto the Board for the Committee for Geelong
Tract congratulates Kirsten Kilpatrick who has been voted onto the Board for the Committee for Geelong.[....]
Acacia Place Wins at 2016 National UDIA Awards
Tract is proud to have collaborated with Hamton and Rothe Lowman Architects to deliver Eden, Haven and Sanctuary (Acacia Place), a spectacular mixed-use development on the Yarra River in inner Melbourne.[....]
Circa 1886 Features In World Landscape Architecture
The Circa 1886 Reserve and playground form part of a new residential estate currently under construction on the outskirts of Melbourne, Australia. The Reserve is located adjacent to the historic, hilltop Eyrecourt homestead (circa 1886) and has been designed to visually extend the heritage site into the new estate and complement its gardenesque style.[....]
Today at Tract Consultants we are celebrating International Women's Day by recognising our strong, professional, creative, driven and inspiring women.[....]
How Melbourne Became The Most Liveable City In The World
How Melbourne Became The Most Liveable City In The World: A Personal Journey by Steve Calhoun of Tract Consultants.[....]
4 Projects Win at the 2015 UDIA Victoria Awards
In December 2015, Tract received four UDIA Victoria awards for three projects on which we were the Landscape Architects. Congratulations to the project teams on these outstanding projects, all three of which are a testament to the collaborative efforts between the designers on the projects.[....]
Urban Activation Events
Tract is contributing to two ephemeral, urban activation events this month with Matter of Fact and the Darebin Pop-Up.[....]
Rethinking the Strip wins PIA Award
Tract are delighted to be recipients of the PIA Members Choice Awards for 2015 for their Rethinking the Strip collaborative forum.[....]
Liveable Melbourne 2015
Tract is delighted to partner with The Age and Deloitte Access Economics to produce Liveable Melbourne, a major research project investigating how liveability varies across Melbourne.[....]
Tract Doubles Up At AILA Victoria Awards 2015
The AILA 2015 Victoria Awards were held on Friday 16 October at Melbourne Town Hall with Tract proudly taking home two awards for Zinc House and 108 Flinders Street projects.[....]
Design, Culture & Identity – The Role of Landscape Architecture in Shaping Melbourne
Join us for a conversation between eminent Landscape Architect, Steve Calhoun, and Professor Gini Lee to discuss the role of design in the physical and cultural evolution of Melbourne. Through 40 years of practice, planning & design firm Tract, has shaped places for civic interaction, conduits for movement, encounters with 'nature'. Steve and Gini will [....]
Mark Fuller, Brisbane office's resident artiste, and fellow architect Szczepan Urbanowitz have published A Brisbane Sketchbook of buildings and landscapes in Queensland's capital.[....]
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O NEOJIBA - Núcleos Estaduais de Orquestras Juvenis e Infantis da Bahia - foi criado em 2007 pelo pianista, educador, regente e gestor cultural Ricardo Castro e está vinculado à Secretaria de Justiça, Direitos Humanos e Desenvolvimento Social do Governo do Estado da Bahia.

O Programa trouxe um conceito inovador de política pública que alia, de forma pioneira na Bahia, as áreas de Cultura, Educação e de Desenvolvimento Social.

O NEOJIBA promove, incentiva e apoia o desenvolvimento e a integração social pela prática musical coletiva.

A gestão da iniciativa é realizada pelo Instituto de Ação Social pela Música (IASPM), uma associação civil sem fins lucrativos fundada em 2009, que é pioneiro na Bahia na promoção da integração social através da prática orquestral e do coral infanto-juvenil.

Metodologia
A metodologia do programa é inspirada em um modelo didático-musical de desenvolvimento humano, criado por José Antônio Abreu, na Venezuela, em 1975, hoje reconhecido mundialmente como El Sistema.
As crianças, adolescentes e jovens atendidos no NEOJIBA recebem, principalmente através da música, noções de responsabilidade, trabalho em equipe e respeito mútuo.

A metodologia é baseada na construção ética e pedagógica da infância e da juventude, com a instrução e a formação coletiva da música, assim como com a capacitação de jovens artesãos na fabricação e reparação de instrumentos musicais.

Na estrutura do programa e ao longo do tempo, além de músicos/instrumentistas, os integrantes contam com a possibilidade de se tornar também coordenadores, instrutores e professores, entre outras funções.

As crianças, adolescentes e jovens atendidos são beneficiados também com acompanhamento social, escolar e de saúde.

Atuação
Em 12 anos de criação, o Programa NEOJIBA atendeu no total, direta e indiretamente, mais de 10 mil crianças, adolescentes e jovens, entre 06 e 29 anos.

 Núcleo Central do NEOJIBA: localizado em Salvador, no Parque do Queimado.
 Núcleos de Prática Musical (NPM): 10 núcleos em total, sediados em diferentes bairros da capital e em outros dois municípios do estado, Simões Filho e Jequié.
 Núcleos Territoriais do NEOJIBA (NTN): com implementação prevista para 2019, nas cidades de Feira de Santana, Vitória da Conquista e Teixeira de Freitas.

Formações Principais
O NEOJIBA conta com 4 formações principais:

 Orquestra de Cordas Infantil
 Orquestra Pedagógica Experimental
 Orquestra Castro Alves
 Orquestra Juvenil Da Bahia

Orquestra Juvenil Da Bahia

Primeira e principal formação orquestral do programa NEOJIBA, é constituída por adolescentes e jovens com até 27 anos.

Já realizou mais de 190 apresentações para um público de mais de 200 mil pessoas e foi a primeira orquestra juvenil brasileira a se apresentar na Europa, em 2010. A Orquestra já se apresentou em diversas cidades brasileiras e participou de turnês internacionais em países como Portugal, Reino Unido, Alemanha, Suíça, Estados Unidos, Itália e França.

Algumas apresentações ocorreram nas mais prestigiadas salas de concerto do mundo, como o Queen Elizabeth Hall e o Royal Festival Hall (Londres), o Centro Cultural de Belém (Lisboa), o Great Hall/Konzerthaus (Berlim), o Victoria Hall (Genebra), o Granada Theatre (Santa Barbara), Sala Verdi (Milão), Teatro dell'Opera di Firenze (Firenze), Sala Santa Cecilia (Roma) e o Philharmonie (Paris), dentre muitas outras.

A Orquestra Juvenil da Bahia apresentarou concertos ainda nos Estados Unidos, nas cidades de Tucson e Scottsdale (Arizona), Kansas (Missouri) e Carmel (Indiana). Somente no estado americano da Califórnia (EUA), foram quase 10 cidades, dentre as quais, Palm Desert, Aliso Viejo, Northridge, San Luis Obispo, Davis, Santa Barbara e Rohnert Park.

Regente Titular: Maestro Ricardo Castro, fundador e diretor geral do Programa NEOJIBA.

Ricardo Castro

Ricardo Castro é pianista e Maestro. É Regente Titular da Orquestra Juvenil da Bahia, idealizador e Diretor Geral do NEOJIBA.

Primeiro lugar nos concursos Rahn em Zurich em 1985, Pembaur em Berna em 1986, diplomou-se no Conservatório de Genebra em 1987 com o "Premier Prix de Virtuosité avec Distinction et Felicitacions du Jury". Neste mesmo ano foi vencedor ex-aequo do Concurso Internacional da ARD de Munique, inicio de sua carreira internacional.

Completou seus estudos de piano em Paris com Dominique Merlet. Encontros com Friedrich Gulda, Alicia de La Rocha, Martha Argerich e Maria João Pires foram determinantes para a construção de sua estética musical.

Em 1993 recebeu o primeiro premio no prestigioso "Concurso Internacional de Piano de Leeds" na Inglaterra, tornando-se o primeiro vencedor latino-americano do concurso desde sua fundação, em 1963. Na sequencia da comemoração foi recebido em 10 Downing Street pelo primeiro ministro John Major e tocou para todo o gabinete do Governo britânico e para alguns dos mais importantes músicos da época, inclusive para o regente Sir Georg Solti.

Em 2013, Ricardo Castro tornou-se o primeiro brasileiro a receber o título de Membro Honorário da Sociedade Filarmônica Real, passando a figurar desde então ao lado de personalidades chaves na história da música ocidental. O título foi concedido apenas 131 vezes, em 200 anos, a personalidades como Brahms, Liszt ou Stravinsky, em reconhecimento a importantes serviços prestados à música.

Parque do Queimado

É a sede central do NEOJIBA, em Salvador.

A área abriga um conjunto de edifícios que compõem a antiga companhia de distribuição de água, construída em 1852 e inaugurada oficialmente com a presença de D. Pedro II e da imperatriz Teresa Cristina, em 1859.

A Companhia de Abastecimento de Água do Queimado foi um marco da engenharia no Brasil, sendo a primeira usina de tratamento e distribuição urbana de água do país. Em 1997, o Instituto do Patrimônio Histórico e Artístico Nacional (IPHAN) inscreve a Fonte e o Parque no Livro Histórico Nacional, dando proteção do Governo Federal à área.

A requalificação dos edifícios históricos foi realizada com inédito padrão de qualidade para equipamentos de formação musical no Brasil, com o apoio do Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social (BNDES).

A Sede funciona todos os dias da semana e pode receber diariamente até 1200 crianças, adolescentes e jovens. De segunda a sexta-feira, são oferecidas atividades pedagógicas nos três turnos e, nos finais de semana, ocorrem apresentações musicais abertas ao público.

Equipado como um espaço dinâmico de convivência familiar e comunitária, voltado para ações de intercâmbio presencial e transmissão a distância via internet de alta capacidade, a nova sede do NEOJIBA é um marco para o desenvolvimento social por meio da prática musical coletiva e de excelência.

Patrocínios
O Programa recebe o patrocínio de empresas privadas através de Leis de Incentivo nas três esferas municipal, estadual e federal, com isenções fiscais sobre o IRPJ, ICMS e dedução do Imposto de Renda. O NEOJIBA conta também com contribuições da sociedade civil, tanto em forma de recurso financeiro de doações como também pela troca de bens e serviços e o programa de voluntariado.

PNUD/ONU
O NEOJIBA é um dos 92 projetos brasileiros apoiados pelo PNUD da ONU, Organização das Nações Unidas. O novo Plano Estratégico do PNUD (2018-2021) da ONU foi desenhado para responder à grande diversidade de países atendidos, em três amplos âmbitos de desenvolvimento: erradicação da pobreza, transformações estruturais e construção de resiliência.

Em 2014, 14 jovens músicos do NEOJIBA integraram a Orquestra Sinfônica de Jovens das Nações Unidas e apresentaram-se durante as comemorações do aniversário de 69 anos das Nações Unidas, em Nova York.

Prêmios e Reconhecimento
O Programa formou músicos premiados como o estudante Yuri Azevedo, 20 anos, que ganhou o prêmio Eleazar de Carvalho, em competição considerada a maior premiação da música erudita no país.

Além da premiação individual, o NEOJIBA já recebeu o prêmio de primeiro lugar na categoria "Música Erudita" da 5ª edição do Festival Internacional de Corais – Cantoritiba.

Matérias sobre o NEOJIBA:

Música da Bahia
Orquestras do Brasil

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Q: Android: how to send parsed xml data from list which contains text and checkbox on checkbox click I have a ListView ,checkbox and text in one layout , In a different layout i have called the listview item by parsing it from xml using xml pull parser. how to send collectively the parsed data on click of checkbox. So that the parsed data should be sent depending on corresponding checkboxs checked. Please give me a detailed explanation.
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When a young woman is left scarred beyond recognition following an accident, she undergoes a radical untested stem-cell treatment. And while the procedure turns her into the belle of the ball, the experimental transformation comes at a price…
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Director : Jen Soska, Sylvia Soska
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A woman goes to a back alley abortion clinic, only to have her aborted fetus attack her, her boyfriend, and everyone else at the clinic.
The Animatrix
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Bad Meat
Six troubled teens at secluded camp for juvenile delinquents must fight for their lives after a mysterious virus transforms the guards into cannibalistic mutants.
Terror Talk
When a virus outbreak causes widespread panic, a doomsday prepper retreats into his new house, believing that he's safe from the dangers outside, but soon discovers that his house is haunted by terrifying ghosts and.
Roving clans of shape-shifting human/hyena creatures prowl and hunt for human prey. They are hunted by one man seeking revenge for the death of his loved ones.
Earth's Final Hours
After dense matter from an imploded white hole hits Earth, the planet's rotation is devastated. A group of government agents must locate a lost satellite network that is the world's only hope for survival.
After a night out of partying and left behind by her friends, Ava wakes up and sneaks back home only to find that she's already safe in bed. But that's not Ava – it's someone who looks just like her. A time-traveling fugitive has stolen Ava's body, her identity, and her life. What's more — she's not alone. There are others, hiding in the past, secretly living among us, plotting to alter the future. Without her body, Ava is a virtual ghost, silent and invisible to the world. And, so far as she knows, she's the only one who can stop them and put the timeline back on course.
The angel Gabriel comes to Earth to collect a soul which will end the stalemated war in Heaven, and only a former priest and a little girl can stop him.
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I Had A Bloody Good Time At House Harker
It's been generations since the Harkers' great-great grandfather killed Count Dracula. Now the Harker brothers and their best friend Ned are a town joke – until a real vampire turns up.
An alien creature stalks human prey.
Genre: Horror, Sci-Fi
Ratline
In a flash of blood-drenched violence, Crystal Brewer's life has taken an unexpected turn. On the run from the law for her part in a gruesome drug-money heist gone wrong, she has become seduced into a seedy underworld of death and betrayal. Escaping into the night with her half-sister Kim, Crystal seeks refuge in a small Midwestern town to make sense of her life-threatening ordeal. However, any plans for solace are soon derailed when she crosses paths with Frank Logan, a mysterious stranger with a bloody history of his own. Crystal's initial intrigue with Logan's sinister allure soon gives way to sheer terror as his vile intentions for her are revealed. As a new wave of violence threatens to destroy those close to her, Crystal is forced to make a terrifying decision. Will she stop Logan before more innocent blood is spilled? Or will she join him in resurrecting an evil that could consume the world?
Brutal Massacre: A Comedy
Harry Penderecki, a once heralded horror auteur, finds himself on the outside looking in at Hollywood. He hasn't had a hit film in years, and most in the industry, including his close friends, think he's washed up. Harry is given one last chance to redeem himself with what could be his best or last picture. Brutal Massacre becomes just that, as the cast and crew find themselves battling one mishap after another as Harry struggles to keep his sanity against overwhelming resistance to finish the picture and find himself at the top once again.
Genre: Comedy, Documentary, Horror


This is crazy. This is nuts. We can't solve problems.
The Cuban-American senator from West Miami delivered his 25-minute denunciation after his colleagues failed to schedule a vote on his plan, which he tried to tack on as an amendment to a bill funding the Federal Aviation Administration. Rubio was one of four senators to vote against ending debate on the FAA bill, which essentially called off voting on any amendments that could slow the legislation's passage — at least for now. The FAA bill could still be amended early next week, thanks to a delay prompted by Rubio's two-day push this week.
The only legal immigrants automatically treated as refugees for welfare benefits under federal law are Cubans and Haitians. That status makes those immigrants immediately eligible for welfare benefits. Neither Rubio's legislation nor the similar House measure, sponsored by Miami Republican Rep. Carlos Curbelo, would affect Haitians. Cubans would be stripped of their special refugee status and be forced — like immigrants of other nationalities — to prove they've been persecuted.
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Can Non-Orthodox People Reach Salvation?
Question: When Church Fathers such as Cyprian of Carthage make such bold statements as, "He cannot have God for his Father, who has not the Church for his mother," does that mean that all non-Orthodox people are going to hell? What is the Orthodox perspective on the condition of Christians and non-Christians outside of the Holy Orthodox Church?
Answer by Fr. Bill Olnhausen: Orthodox theologian Georges Florovsky was even bolder when he wrote, "Outside the Church there is no salvation, because salvation is the Church." Let's define terms. "Salvation" (soteria in Greek) means spiritual wholeness, health. Salvation is not an instant experience, nor is it a reward for getting a passing grade in holiness, nor is it the result of God's arbitrarily waiving heaven's entrance requirements.
1) We cannot save ourselves. God alone can save us. The only way to perfection and eternal life is through union with the eternal and all-perfect God who is life, and who pours His saving power into us. God is salvation.
2) Jesus Christ is God Incarnate, through whom we are united with God. "No one comes to the Father except through Me" (John 14:6). "Without Me you can do nothing" (John 15:5). Jesus Christ is salvation.
3) The Church is the Body of Christ, an essential part of Christ's Incarnation, through which we are united with Christ. We are saved in the midst of a community. Salvation is not individual, but corporate. The Church is where Christ our God saves us. Therefore, the Church is salvation and salvation is found in the Church.
4) Orthodox believe that by His grace God has revealed and preserved "true doctrine" and "true worship" in the Holy Orthodox Church. The Orthodox Church is the true Church.
Does this mean that all now outside the Church will go to hell? No. Bishop Kallistos Ware suggests that "While there is no division between a `visible' and an 'invisible' Church yet there may be members of the Church who are not visibly such, but whose membership is known to God alone. If anyone is saved, he must in some sense be a member of the Church; in what sense we cannot always say" (The Orthodox Church, p. 248, 1993 edition). Christ our God may be working in others in ways unknown to us and even to them, to bring them to salvation. And in due time, perhaps not till after death, they may recognize God and accept Christ and be united to His Body the Church-so that they can be saved.
This is in accord with the teaching of Christ. In the parable of the sheep and the goats (Matthew 25), notice that it is the "nations" (v. 32), the nonbelievers, who are being judged (this is obvious, because they are surprised to learn that Christ dwells in the needy), and some of them are welcomed into the "kingdom prepared for [them] from the foundation of the world" (v. 34).
Regarding God's mysterious work outside the Orthodox Church, we have nothing to say. We make no judgments about what God is doing there, or about what happens to the souls of those who are not Orthodox or not Christian on earth. It is all we can do to try to "work out [our] own salvation with fear and trembling" (Philippians 2:12).
Ecumenoclasm is a heresy denying the possibility of salvation to the bulk of humanity. It violates several fundamental principles not only of Orthodox and Catholic but also of core Christian theology. It denies that our Creator is a compassionate and loving God who seeks salvation for all who call upon his name (Romans 10:13). Ecumenoclasm ultimately turns God into a cruel divine caricature who creates humans, whose only final destiny can be eternal torment. This is not at all the Christian understanding of God as the lover of humankind, the merciful and compassionate one, the benefactor of our souls.
Christianity has had many forms, names, structures and traditions throughout history – all of which are equal in the heart of Christ: My Father's house has many rooms; if that were not so, would I have told you that I am going there to prepare a place for you? (John 14:2). The true church is not an institution or mega-corporation. It neither consists of artificially created synods nor exclusive conferences. It is the community of all believers, transcending denominational and man-made boundaries.
Hence, all who confess to Christ are naturally identified as brothers and sisters: Do not be afraid, little flock, for your Father has been pleased to give you the kingdom (Luke 12:32). Thus, we neither seek nor require anyone's recognition.
There is only one Church: the community of all believers realizing the relativity of ethnic, historical, cultural and denominational labels. We therefore must respect and honor all Christian traditions, whether they are congruent with our own inherited or adopted theology, whether they are large denominations or small jurisdictions, whether they are traditional or progressive, independent or established. Despite these differences, it is the command of our Lord to act as brothers and sisters and to treat each other as being part of the loving family in Christ: His Holy Church.


Thank you very much for stepping up to manage your child's team. As a volunteer organization, we rely on parents to help out. The job of team manager is a fun and rewarding one that will allow you to become more involved.
Key duties of a team manager are to liaise between coaches and parents, keep an up to date team list with relevant phone numbers and email addresses, put together a team party and co-ordinate coaches gifts at the end of the season. A new team manager responsibility this year is to send Martin Bellemare, our JW racers website director, a list of Jozo finishers from each race to be added to the website. We will show you how to collate this information.
As soon as you find out who your team coaches are, send them an email introducing yourself. Each coach will have their own expectations of a team manager. Some coaches may ask their team manager to send out a weekly email to the team advising what discipline will be worked on that weekend and information about upcoming races.
Try and arrive the first day with a pen and paper to gather names, phone numbers and email addresses of the team. You will need the name of the racer, their parents names, email addresses and phone numbers for both racers and parents. Put the information in a spreadsheet and distribute to the team. This information can come in very handy for arranging lifts to and from races or retrieving items left behind after a race.
All U10 races are held at Blue Mountain. 2 day U10 racers also take part in Canning Cup which is a race between Jozo Weider and Toronto Ski Club Jozo hosts either a Slalom or GS race and TSC hosts the other discipline. For all races held at Jozo, parents are expected to help out with the various on-hill race positions. An online sign up sheet can be found on the jwracers.ca website under the 'Teams' tab at the bottom.
Each family is asked to purchase a voluntary membership. This fee offsets the cost of medals and trophies plus funds Jozo's social events like the AGM, Family Day party etc. Once a volunteer membership has been purchased, you will receive this year's Jozo gift. The banquet at U10 level is free forparents and racers. The racers from the 1 day Saturday program have their banquet in the afternoon of the last Saturday of the program. The 1 day Sunday and 2 day program has their banquet on the Sunday afternoon of the last day of the program.
Head Over Heels gymnastics, the kids can run and jump in the gym while the parents can mingle in a function room.
Key duties of a team manager are to liaise between coaches and parents, keep an up to date team list with relevant phone numbers and email addresses, organize home races, put together a team party and co-ordinate coaches gifts at the end of the season. A new team manager responsibility this year is to send Martin Bellemare, our JW racers website director, a list of Jozo finishers from each race to be added to the website. We will show you how to collate this information.
As soon as you find out who your team coaches are, send them an email introducing yourself. Each coach will have their own expectations of a team manager. Some coaches may ask their team manager to send out a weekly email to the team advising what discipline will be worked on that weekend so the racers know whether to arrive with Slalom or GS equipment as well as information on upcoming races.
A team manager should arrive at away races early to get the start list and lift tickets from the coaches. Keep a pen handy as you will be marking off racers on the start list as they arrive. It may also be helpful to have a highlighter so you can highlight Jozo racers on the start list. For each away race, a team manager will have to organize 2 or 3 parents to coat run. There are usually extra lift tickets for each race but if there are not enough tickets, a team manager could ask at the race office of that hill for an extra ticket or 2. If that is not possible, tickets will have to be purchased and the cost of the tickets divided up amongst all of the parents. If your team has a race at a hill that requires an overnight stay beforehand i.e. Hidden Valley or London, the team manager could pre-book hotels for the evening before as hotels near those ski hills typicaly book up well in advance. A couple of weeks before the away race, advise parents that hotel rooms have been booked and it is their responsibility to confirm the booking. A week before the race, the team manager can cancel any extra rooms previously booked without incurring any cost.
If your team has a home race, it is a manager's responsibility to organize on-hill volunteers for the race. Ensure that parents are aware of the expectation for every home race, that one parent will be an on-hill volunteer. The JW racers website has a Volunteers Sign-Up under the 'Teams' tab at the bottom. Email your team at the beginning of the week with a link to this page so they can easily go in and sign up for a position. Check on a daily basis as you may need to send out a reminder email or two. If you are still short of volunteers a couple of days before the race, contact Mareka Ellis-Smith who will email the team on your behalf. In these cases, parents will be assigned duties and it will be their responsibility to find a replacement if they are not able to fulfill their duty.
Each team will receive a few warming jackets (also known as moo moos) that the racers can put over their race suits as they are lining up at the start gate. The team manager brings the warming jackets to each race and hands them off to a coach who takes them to the top of the race course. At the end of the race, make sure to grab the jackets and store them until the next race.
Remind your team to purchase their banquet tickets early (the evening banquet is for U12 and up plus their families) as the banquet is very popular and sells out every year. Also, each family is asked to purchase a voluntary membership. This fee offsets the cost of medals and trophies plus funds Jozo's social events like the AGM, Family Day party etc. Once a volunteer membership has been purchased, you will receive this year's Jozo gift.
Moguls restaurant and bar in Collingwood (suitable for U14 and up).
If you have any questions, please email Mareka Ellis-Smith.
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Shawn Gillen
Title: City Manager
Shawn is a veteran city manager with diverse experience with municipalities of about the same size as Tybee Island.
Shawn grew up in western Illinois, attending college, not far away, at the University of Iowa. While at Iowa, Shawn was a member of the storied Iowa Hawkeye football team under legendary head coach Hayden Fry.
After earning a BS Degree, intending to become certified as an English teacher and coach, Shawn decided to run for mayor of Monmouth.
As his term as mayor came to an end, Shawn helped the city transition to a full-time City Administrator. For the next two years, he served as Council Administrator for the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, in Kentucky. As Shawn became more and more interested in government management, he decided to pursue it as a career and enrolled in the Master of Public Administration program at the University of Kentucky. The University offered him a fellowship to continue. Shawn received a PhD in Public Administration. He completed both degrees in just four short years.
Following a brief stint as the professor of public finance at Eastern Kentucky University, he became the City Administrator in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. After six years in the Northern Minnesota cold, Shawn and his family decided to move south to Doraville, Georgia, where he became Doraville's first City Manager, as they transitioned from a strong mayor form of government.
One of the major projects, while serving as Doraville City Manager, has been the redevelopment of the former General Motors manufacturing site, one of the largest economic development sites in the Southeast
During his career, Shawn has worked in large and small cities in both rural and urban environments.
One of his favorite parts of his job is getting involved and circulating throughout the community. This may be, in part, because of his small town upbringing. He, his wife Katie, and their three daughters have vacationed at Tybee Island for several years, absolutely loving it, and would like to retire on Tybee someday.
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The men's parallel bars event was part of the gymnastics programme at the 1924 Summer Olympics. It was one of nine gymnastics events and it was contested for the third time after 1896 and 1904. The competition was held on Sunday, July 20, 1924. Seventy-two gymnasts from nine nations competed. The event was won by August Güttinger of Switzerland, the nation's first victory in the event. Robert Pražák of Czechoslovakia and Giorgio Zampori of Italy earned silver and bronze, respectively.

Background

This was the third appearance of the event, which is one of the five apparatus events held every time there were apparatus events at the Summer Olympics (no apparatus events were held in 1900, 1908, 1912, or 1920). The 1922 world championship was won by Leon Štukelj of Yugoslavia, with a five-way tie for second between multiple gymnasts from each of Yugoslavia and Czechoslavkia (three of whom—Stane Derganc, Miroslav Klinger, and Stanislav Indruch—competed at the 1924 Games along with Štukelj.

Three nations had previously competed, France and Switzerland in 1896 and the United States in 1904. The other six nations (Czechoslovakia, Finland, Great Britain, Italy, Luxembourg, and Yugoslavia) were competing for the first time.

Competition format

Each gymnast performed a compulsory exercise and a voluntary exercise. These two exercises were 2 of the 11 components of the individual all-around score, and thus were also included in the team all-around score. Each exercise had a maximum possible score of 11, with half a point each for the approach and dismount and up to 10 points for the routine.

Schedule

The competition was held in a single day.

Results

References

Official Olympic Report

Parallel bars
Men's 1924


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New Zealand complete ODI whitewash against Pakistan
Following story was posted prior to the beginning of 5th ODI between Pakistan and New Zealand at Wellington on January 19, 2018.
Having witnessed Pakistan's performance in New Zealand by now, it would be hard for someone to believe that this team won the ICC Champions Trophy 2017 just a few months ago, and that also in England. But that's the reality as Pakistan kicked off its winning streak from the Champions Trophy and led it to nine consecutive wins but as they landed in New Zealand, not only it was over rather Pakistan suffered the series loss by 0-4.
If New Zealand clinch another victory in 5th ODI, the Host will complete the whitewash as well as will register its 11th consecutive win in ODIs against Pakistan.
Prior to that, Pakistan lost 14 ODIs in a raw against South Africa from January 10, 1995 to March 24, 2000 before Shoaib Akhtar's brilliance halted the South African domination in Sharjah on March 28, 2000.
The fifth and last ODI between Pakistan and New Zealand will be played on Friday at Basin Reserve in Wellington, the same venue where the two teams met for the first ODI.
Pakistan's leg-spinner Shadab Khan took 3 wickets in 4th ODI at Hamilton on January 16, 2018.
Pakistan could have bagged its first ODI victory over New Zealand after December 14, 2014 in 4th match at Hamilton on January 16, 2018 when they sent the former's top five batsmen including Kane Williamson back to pavilion in 35 overs for 154 while defending 262 runs. But then Colin de Grandhomme really took over Pakistani bowling and snatched the victory with his blistering 74 runs off just 40 balls.
In the 4th ODI, Pakistan replaced Azhar Ali with Haris Sohail and also sent Faheem Ashraf up the order. Though promotion of Faheem Ashraf didn't work but Haris Sohail justified his inclusion by scoring 50 runs and also picking up the crucial wicket of Kane Williamson.
Pakistan will again alter the squad for 5th ODI after Shaoib Malik suffered a head injury in 4th ODI, and was ruled out of the last 50-over match.
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