Happy Friday gorgeous! I have a lovely real wedding to share with you today. It has a relaxed vibe with subtle accents of blush, pink and pale grey.
Pete & Carley organised a shabby chic style wedding set in a country inn, and made their day all about friends and family. Sweet.
Words by Carley. Images by Mr Sleeve.
Our whole day couldn't have been accomplished without my mum helping me through every step of the way – from hand-made invitations [made from vintage books] right the way through to the order of service cards – she is truly amazing and an inspiration to me!
Pete and I love walking with our dog Dudley and stopping at country pubs for lunches. Therefore we chose and fell in love with our venue on the very first visit.
The inn is simple and tasteful, with its own little vintage quirks. Exactly the place we love to go to – the bonus being we could hold our wedding there! Everything else just fell in around this and created the relaxed, laid back feel we were aiming for.
My wedding dress was designed by Charlotte Balbier. I chose this dress as it was unique and different to anything I had ever seen. I loved it's simplicity and the netting at the bottom.
We made all of the flowers and bouquets ourselves from dry silk flowers – we were worried that the weather would be warm and the flowers would die.
The pretty blush pink bridesmaid dresses were purchased from asos.
Pete and I met at college and have been together around 11 years. A few of our friends also met around the same time and we've all grown up together.
It made the day truly magical.
Throughout the 18 months and in the run up to our wedding we purchased wedding decor from various places including charity shops, vintage shops and high street shops such as Asda Home and Matalan.
I wanted each of the tables to be different yet quirky in their own way. Hopefully I did that! From tea cups to vintage clocks, old books (Les Miserables – one of Pete's favourites) to bird houses and cages.
People always leave wedding cake therefore we went with a less traditional wedding cake choice, a tower of cheese! Both of our families love different cheeses so it was an easy choice.
Being quite conscious people, finding a photographer we were both going to feel comfortable with was probably the hardest decision we had to make in the whole wedding planning process.
Steve [Mr Sleeve] was recommended to us by one of our close friends. I cannot describe how Steve made our day so much more special. From his relaxed approach, to listening to exactly what we wanted.
His bespoke nature and artistic photographs truly reflect the best day of our lives and we cannot thank him enough. We're so overwhelmed by the guests comments on our photographs and also how relaxed Steve made them feel.
Our first dance was to Ed Sheeran 'Thinking out Loud'. We bought the CD and decided that this track would be an amazing first dance. We completely love the artist and fell in love with this track as soon as we heard it.
Every minute of the day was truly magical however if I could pick one moment it would be Pete's speech. Every time I think about it [even now] it makes me fill up and realise how lucky I am and how magical it made my day, even though he cried throughout the whole 10 minutes.
Remember what is important – it's important yourself and your hubby-to-be enjoy the day and have your loved ones around you! Don't get caught up in life's dramas on the way up to the wedding. Embrace every moment.
Awww. What a fab day! Thanks so much to Mr Sleeve [I love saying that if you hadn't noticed] and huge massive congrats to the ever-so-lovely Carley & Pete. Sweet couple. Gorgeous day!!
An absolutely lovely wedding and an incredibly stunning bride! I love the charming inn that they got married at, and the blush accents are so incredibly feminine. LOVE!
Beautiful wedding, we love the wedding cake. The bride looks soooo happy, really lovely photography that has caught so many wonderful moments!


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"If I had not elsewhere display'd the Evil and Danger of Idleness, and represented it as a thing, which, though we should admit not to be in it self a sin, yet may easily prove a greater mischief than a very great one, by at once tempting the Tempter to tempt us, and exposing the empty Soul, like an uninhabited place, to the next Passion or Temptation that takes the opportunity to seize upon it."
— Boyle, Robert (1627-1691)
Boyle, Robert (1627-1691)
Occasional Reflections Upon Several Subjects
Printed by W. Wilson for Henry Herringman
Metaphor in Context
And first, the way of Meditating, I would recommend, conduces to keep the Soul from Idleness, and Employments worse than Idleness; for while a Man's thoughts are busi'd about the present subjects of his Reflections, our Ghostly Adversary is discourag'd to attempt that Soul, which he sees already taken up, with something that is at least innocent, if not good. If I had not elsewhere display'd the Evil and Danger of Idleness, and represented it as a thing, which, though we should admit not to be in it self a sin, yet may easily prove a greater mischief than a very great one, by at once tempting the Tempter to tempt us, and exposing the empty Soul, like an uninhabited place, to the next Passion or Temptation that takes the opportunity to seize upon it: If (I say) I had not elsewhere discours'd at large against Idleness, I might here represent it as so formidable an Enemy, that it would appear alone a sufficient Motive to welcome our way of Meditation; That it banishes Idleness. He that is vers'd in making Reflections upon what occurs to him; He that (consequently) has the works of Nature, and the actions of Men, and almost every Casualty that falls under his Notice, to set his Thoughts on work, shall scarce want Themes to employ them on: And he that can (as it were) make the World vocal, by furnishing every Creature, and almost every occurrence, with a Tongue to entertain him with, and can make the little Accidents of his Life, and the very Flowers of his Garden, read him Lectures of Ethicks or Divinity; such a one, I say, shall scarce need to fly to the Tavern, or a worse place, to get a Drawer, or a Gamester (perhaps no better qualifi'd) to help him to get rid of his time, such a one will rather pity, than pursue those, who think it their Priviledge to spend their whole Life in Diversions from the main Business of it; and out of an unskilful, and ill govern'd self-love, are come to that pass, that they cannot endure to be with themselves. Such a one will not need to frequent the company of those Gamesters, that are sure to lose that, which all their winnings will never be able to buy, or to redeem, and expose themselves coldly to as many Casualties, as ev'n War could threaten; and voluntarily tempt those Passions, it is the Task of Wisdome to decline, and a Virtue to suppress; losing nothing but their time, without losing their Patience too, and commonly a great part of that Reverence and Submission they owe to him, of whom the Scripture tells us,* that ev'n of Lots themselves, the whole disposal is his. Nor will he need, for want of knowing what to do when he is alone, to make it his almost daily Employment, to make impertinent Visits, to unsanctify'd Companies, where sometimes he may lose his good Name, often his Innocence, oftner his Zeal, and always his Time.
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We Are Who We Are: First Look and Premiere Date for HBO Drama
Paul Dailly at July 27, 2020 10:50 am .
Euphoria Season 2 may not be seeing the light of day this year, but HBO has a new drama waiting in the wings.
Academy Award-nominated Luca Guadagnino brings his unique cinematic style to television for the first time with the eight-episode series We Are Who We Are, debuting Monday, September 14 (10:00–11:00 P.M. ET/PT) on HBO.
A story about two American kids who live on a U.S. military base in Italy, the series explores friendship, first-love, identity, and immerses the audience in all the messy exhilaration and anguish of being a teenager – a story which could happen anywhere in the world, but in this case, happens in this little slice of America in Italy.
The series was an official selection of the 2020 Cannes Film Festival Directors' Fortnight.
It will be available on HBO and to stream on HBO Max.
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Compared to her older brother Danny (Spence Moore II), Caitlin has the closer relationship with their father, Richard (Kid Cudi), and does not communicate well with her mother Jenny (Faith Alabi).
Caitlin is the lynchpin of her group of friends, which includes Britney (Francesca Scorsese), an outspoken, witty, sexually uninhibited girl; the cheerful and good-natured Craig (Corey Knight), a soldier in his twenties; Sam (Ben Taylor), Caitlin's possessive boyfriend, and Craig's younger brother; Enrico (Sebastiano Pigazzi), a playful eighteen-year-old from Veneto, who has a weak spot for Britney; and Valentina (Beatrice Barichella), an Italian girl.
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The HVACR expo was organized during this week in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd had participated in this expo.
The 360 Cassette was the focus product of Samsung in this event.
The Coordinator of the department at Samsung Co. Ltd. Introduced this Latest Air conditioner.
It is the first time in the history of Air conditioners, that a bladeless system has been launched by Samsung.
This is the all new technology in the world of air conditioners.
360 Cassette is the best air conditioner that gives an amazing and joyful experience of Air conditioner.
The aim of this latest Air conditioner is to improve the quality of air conditioners through the latest technology.
The innovative circular design made this best air conditioner in appearance and bladeless technology made this best in quality.
So, it is the best combination of style and performance.
This is a revolutionary step by Samsung engineers and a startup of an all-new air conditioner design.
At the start of this revolutionary step, the Engineers were trying to find a new idea to change the theory of Air conditioners.
And finally, they follow the idea of Wind-Turbines, Wind-Turbines has the principal to increase the air flow.
The process of Wind- Turbine gives the idea to Samsung engineers, it was sufficient to get the Revolutionary step with the help of the principle of wind-Turbines which increase the airflow bypassing the external air through the sub-air flow system.
But it was the principal based on the Sub-air flow blade.
And the Samsung engineer wanted to revolutionaries the theory of blade air flow.
So, they designed their system based on Wind-Turbine principal with booster Fan.
Here, they used the principle of pressure, which is helpful to change the direction of airflow.
Samsung introduced this best Air conditioner with all the luxury experience.
The flow of air can be changed through the change of pressure.
There are two kinds of pressure used in this, as one of the negative pressure methods with the booster fan.
To change the direction of air flow, there is a pressure at all around the airflow as it is a circular design.
The design helps to build up many things easily like pressure control to change the direction, booster Fan at the place of blades, which are very comfortable without any sound.
There is a big difference between the old method of air conditioners, which needs airflow to change the direction of airflow, but it is the most certain design which takes only 5 per cent of air flow to control, and it is very convenient to change the direction of Airflow.
So, we need very cheap energy to change the airflow and pressure control.
The whole principle totally depends on the booster fan and the pressure phenomena. That is all new technology in the world of air conditioners.
The 5 per cent like measurement of the change of air flow direction was just a dream to control an air conditioner on this low rate energy.
But Samsung engineers made this happen.
The Head of Department of the Samsung, Saher Hilal said at the time of Jeddah Expo, that the reason behind this Revolutionary step to give the better lifestyle to the people, and an unforgettable experience of air conditioners.
The all new technology, which is based on Wind-Turbine, gives the direct air flow to the targeted Space.
This is the first time in the history of air conditioners that an air conditioner is run on very less energy with much powerful performance.
The problem with the Air Blade, which was measured by Samsung Engineers, The blade moving principal is not able to give the air flow in the even direction.
So, the problem is that it was comfortable for many people in a space.
There is a need for air flow which flows in even direction. So, the idea of a booster fan invented after long research and discussion.
Here, they needed a blade-free system which should be blade free and more powerful than blade principal.
And that should be able to convert the odd air flow into the even air flow.
The new technology is all set to stop the problem like some people have a cold/hot climate and others are suffering to get the maintained temperature in the same space.
The latest Air conditioner, 360 Cassette is able to fulfil all the requirements of all types of customers.
The Latest technology booster fan is designed to maintain an equal temperature in the same space.
It is just vice-versa with the existed system of air conditioner that was not able to give the same temperature to all the people at the same place.
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd is a well-known brand name for the new inventions.
And it is proudly said that it is the company of revolutions in the technology.
From the last several years, they launched many different products without any hesitations, and people always welcome all the changes does by Samsung with open hands.
The Journey of prosperities and achievements is very long and interested.
The one and only target of the Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd, Is to provide a better life for their customers at a reliable price.
Samsung engineers always cared about the customers with luxurious requirements and affordable price.
The standard of technology and inventions are always high in the company.
And they believe that quality is the best business plan.
The head of the department of Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd said that the company is always happy to accept new challenges and happy to help the customers every time.
Samsung is the company of various products. 360 Cassette is a different kind of product in comparison to all the air conditioners in the world of air conditioners.
The life with simple keys and luxury experience was the only reason behind this invention.
The design of this Innovative air conditioner is too pretty in the appearance and a perfect match with the roof.
The shape of 360 Cassette gives a luxury experience and a better decorative combination in your house, office, college and hospital etc.
The elegant features made this product, the best air conditioner in the world with a perfect design and technology. The crush of 360 Cassette has highly increased when customer approach this best air conditioner after a short experience.
It gives a perfect and smooth touch to your beautiful villas, restaurant, and modern offices.
Things like Meeting or indoor activities or games can be perfectly performed with this all-new air conditioner.
It was the beginning of the air conditioner before 100 years from now.
The first air conditioner was launched in the name of quality life and improvement of lifestyle whether it's playing, living and the workplace.
The modern technology found always helpful to give a smart lifestyle and reliable life.
Samsung invented 360 Cassette in the vision of this thought that technology is the only way to give a luxury life in very less effort and lower price.
The indoor environment provides this best air conditioner is really helpful to improve the capacity of work and ability to live free from stress.
Samsung electronics do care about the public needs at an affordable price.
And it is the first and foremost duty of all the staff member of the Samsung that customer should be satisfied perfectly.
The 360 Cassette has many different features which are really amazing to listen and experience them like it gives the natural air flow without any cold draft.
This is all new technology.
The concept of heating and cooling is totally different from this all-new air conditioner.
The interior design of the home, office, villas, and restaurants totally depends on the furniture and devices we have inside the room or any space.
But the existed air conditioner designs are always an issue of adjustment for the Architecture.
The interior perfectly maintained with the all-new circular design of 360 Cassette which helps to the Architecture to give a touchy interior to your place.
It gives a lot of style in your interior as compare to an existed air conditioner.
The 360 Cassette gives perfect natural curves and easy to install on the roof without any problem.
360 Cassette is a simple but powerful air conditioner with a lot of features which can control the climate of your space perfectly according to your wishes.
The Samsung 360 Cassette is a completely unique air conditioner which is 34 per cent fast from all the existed products.
This latest air conditioner runs on three main features, the first feature is a horizontal feature, second is a vertical feature and the third one is a separate zone.
These all features are in the form of settings, which can be selected according to the situation and requirements.
360 Cassette is one of the first round shaped innovative air conditioner with auto control and wireless control options through remote controlling.
This is the best air conditioner to stop the waste of electricity because it takes a little bit of energy in comparison to other air conditioners.
Samsung 360 Cassette is the product which was highly needed at this time.
The existed air conditioners need high energy to perform.
But this all-new air conditioner changed the theory of air conditioners.
As it is 34 per cent faster and takes 95 per cent less energy to change the direction of air flow in comparison to other products.
The product is perfectly eco-friendly as it has the ability of recyclability.
The environment and modern science, both are highly required to maintain the products with the ability of recyclability.
Samsung cared about the ecosystem along with the requirements of its customers.
Unlike other air conditioners, it is the best air conditioner which is able to perform without ozone depletion.
The air conditioners which run on the alkyl halides are more effective to the ozone layer.
So, it is the best air conditioner for customer and climate.
The all-new 360 cassette air conditioner is designed to cool every corner of the room.
It has the ability to cool at the same rate in the entire room.
The main thing is that the cooling is not unpleasant, but sufficient to cool all space.
The all-new circular design has the ability to install in the shortest space with the cool structure.
It can be installed easily without any effect on your interior.
This was the main challenge at the time of designing of 360 Cassette in front of Samsung engineers.
This air conditioner has become the best air conditioner in the world due to its various features and elegant design.
The innovative design gives the feeling of to be your unique personality.
The sophisticated looks of any air conditioner were rarely found in the market before this best air conditioner.
The way to air flow by booster fan is an amazing capability to flow the air at a very low angle.
It was the biggest challenge in front of the Samsung engineers to make this product able to give the airflow at a lower angle.
The cooling with parallel range is the biggest achievement of this product, the existed design of the air conditioner is not able to give the features like this.
The problem was to maintain these amazing features at a reliable price.
Samsung had a cool team of engineers.
They are always ready to accept all the challenges in the world of technology, which make the 360 cassettes, the best air conditioner in the world.
The process of the cassette is able to cover the whole area of the room at the same temperature without external pressure and an increase in cost.
The LED display gives a very joyful experience that is a quietly luxurious thing in this best air conditioner.
This is the most innovative air conditioner because of its latest settings and features like key control through remote and setting control with LED make this air conditioner best.
The support from Samsung is always open for all the customers are always open 24/7.
The big team of Samsung keeps the customer away from any tension.
The simple log in step to complain about the goods and services is the first and foremost duty of Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.
Samsung committed to its customers that, they will not take more than 30 days for research on the product.
All you need to describe all the things about the product at the time complain.
But I hope you after purchase the 360 Cassette.
You will not have any repair or services needs for a long time.
But in case if you need, then Samsung will be happy to help you.
If you need help for any service for 360 Cassette; then you need to go to the website or find the company's contact number.
Just add all the required information like bill number, the serial number of the air conditioner and the date of purchase, and then you will get the service order number of the product.
In the entire expo at Jeddah, the HOD of Samsung Electronics talked about the 360 cassettes.
He said that the new invention is very reliable for all the people. Customers can have a luxury experience with modern technology.
Samsung found the solutions to all the problems through the wind turbines at a reasonable price.
The new air conditioner is very fast and easy to use with the lower energy as compared to other air conditioners.
Before this, people were always made the trouble for cooling in the corners and a little bite of different directions.
This is the perfect air conditioner for all the sections whether it is a hotel, offices, motel, houses, villas, and restaurants.
The air flow in a certain direction instead of an odd direction makes this best air conditioner.
The technology of 360 Cassette is all new invention in every aspect whether it is design or performance.
In this modern era, this is the perfect match for all the stylish materials inside your house to give an amazing and touchy look.
This is the latest air conditioner which has the ability to change the direction of air flow for every corner of the room.
There are many certain features in this air conditioner that has the ability to control the air flow according to requirements.
360 Cassette is best to air conditioner and the second thing.
It is the product of Samsung. Samsung has a large number of stores across the world.
This is the plus point for all the customers to enjoy the tension free life with the Samsung product.
Samsung keeps all the information about their customers.
Samsung 360 cassette is the perfect solution for all the sections.
Many news reporters have a survey of this incredible product through all the comparison.
They found that it can be the perfect and best air conditioner for all the aspects.
The 360 air conditioner is quietly suitable for all the season and situations.
360 Cassette is the only product in the world that filled all the requirements of the client.
It would be a turning step in the world of technology.
It removes the old technology of blades and installed the new technology with the booster fan.
The 360 cassette is the most reliable air conditioner.
It has a unique design for the best quality performance.
The 360 cassette contains a cooling system with the draft, free technology and perfect system to maintain the even flow of air.
It has the ability to flow on zero angles due to non-blade principal in the air conditioner, that's the most innovative feature in this air conditioner.
It is able to maintain the air flow up to 25 per cent more than the normal air conditioner, which makes this the best air conditioner in the world.
The temperature up to -0.6 degrees can be maintained in the broad area of 9.3 meters.
That's an achievement in itself.
Furthermore, the 360 cassette has the ability to maintain this temperature without any cold draft.
The 360 cassette has the ability to provide the most power without a cold draft.
The head of Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd, Mark Salvador said people are too curious about the technology and their inventions.
Customers are enjoying the new inventions with Samsung's new products.
And there are so many things that help the people a perfect lifestyle in the home and outside.
That was an important decision to exchange the blade by booster fan.
That is the reason behind so many things which has been improved in the new 360 cassette like powerful speed, zero angle air flow, and so many things.
A bladeless system is able to control all the air flow at a certain point in an even manner.
Many surveys proved that the 360 cassette is the perfect device for the technology and design that is much reliable in comparison to the large and odd design of products.
The 360 cassette is the product with a definite size and shape that gives a special identity to this product.
There are so many special things in the 360 cassette that is quite different from other air conditions which make this best air conditioner in the world.
When the people search for the air conditioner in the market, they usually tried to find the air conditioner which can be installed easily in the interior.
The interior look always seems to be odd with the giant and uneven air conditioners.
The 360 cassette is the best air conditioner especially for those people, who are passionate about technology and new inventions.
Samsung launched this product to fulfil all the requirements of the touchy interior design.
Usually, we found either quality or shine.
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And the mountains rising nowhere
Joseph Schwantner
The title of this work is correctly written with ellipsis and lower case: ...and the mountains rising nowhere
Publisher: Schott-Helicon Music
Cost: Score and Parts (print) - $230.00 | Score Only (print) - $55.00
Full Score (Score is in "Open" or "French" format)
Flute I-II-III-IV-V-VI (I, II, III, and IV doubling C Piccolo)
Oboe I-II-III-IV (III and IV doubling Eng. Hn; all doubling glass crystals)
Bassoon I-II-III-IV
B-flat Soprano Clarinet I-II
B-flat Trumpet I-II-III-IV
Piano (amplified)
Percussion I–II-III-IV-V, including:
Glockenspiel I-II
Suspended Cymbals (10)
Tam-tams (2)
Tom-Toms (3 sets of 4, 4, and 3)
Vibraphone I-II
Water Gongs (2)
Xylophone I-II
Players singing
Commissioned by Donald Hunsberger and the Eastman Wind Ensemble with a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, and the mountains rising nowhere was Joseph Schwantner's first composition for wind ensemble (and is part of a "trilogy" that includes From a Dark Millennium and In evening's stillness). The premiere was given in College Park, Maryland, at the 1977 National Conference of the College Band Directors National Association (CBDNA) by the Eastman Wind Ensemble, Hunsberger conducting. It is dedicated to children's author Carol Adler; its title inspired by a line in her poem Arioso:
arioso bells
moon-beams
an afternoon sun blanked by rain
the sound returns
the sound and the silence chimes
- Program Note by Nikk Pilato
'...and the mountains rising nowhere holds a very unique place in the repertoire for wind bands. It is scored for an extended orchestral wind section, percussionists who are responsible for 46 different instruments in the course of the piece, and amplified piano. In addition to all of the effects that Schwantner achieves with his percussion menagerie and conventional piano and wind sounds, he calls for unusual techniques in the winds such as singing, whistling, aleatoric effects, and even tuned glasses which the oboists play for more than half of the piece. These combine to make a mystical soundscape unlike anything that has come before or since. Composed in three large sections, ...and the mountains rising nowhere utilizes seven as a generative tool: the amount of lines in the poem, seven-note chords, groups of whistlers, and the tonal centers are even related by an interval of a diminished-seventh. He incorporates contrast by juxtaposing seven-note scales with eight-note scales. This results in a piece that bears a tonal center in a different sense than Bach or Mozart would.
- Program Note by Emily Brown for the State University of New York, Fredonia, Wind Ensemble concert program, 15 November 2017
Audio CD: North Texas Wind Symphony (Eugene Corporon, conductor).
Audio CD: Eastman Wind Ensemble (Donald Hunsberger, conductor).
Audio CD: Northwestern University Symphonic Wind Ensemble (Mallory Thompson, conductor).
Florida: VI --- (The Florida Bandmasters Association denotes this as "significant literature.")
Iowa: VI
South Carolina: VI
Texas: V
Ithaca (N.Y.) College Wind Ensemble (Christopher Hughes, conductor) – 3 March 2020
University of Miami (Coral Gables) Frost Wind Ensemble (Robert Carnochan, conductor) – 1 March 2020
Concordia College (Moorhead, Minn.) Band (Peter Haberman, conductor) – 24 November 2019
Gettysburg (Penn.) College Wind Symphony (Russell McCutcheon, conductor) – 23 November 2019
Northwestern University (Evanston, Ill.) Symphonic Wind Ensemble (Mallory Thompson, conductor) – 15 November 2019
The Hartt Wind Ensemble (West Hartford, Conn.) (James Jackson, conductor) – 27 September 2019
Hope College (Holland, Mich.) Wind Ensemble (Gabe Southard, conductor) – 8 April 2019
James Madison University (Harrisonburg, Va.) Wind Symphony (Stephen Bolstad, conductor) – 23 February 2019
University of Minnesota (Minneapolis) Wind Ensemble (Emily Threinen, conductor) – 11 December 2018
University of Missouri, Kansas City, Wind Symphony (Steven D. Davis, conductor) – 6 December 2018
Shenandoah Conservatory (Winchester, Va.) Wind Ensemble (Timothy Robblee, conductor) – 3 November 2018
University of Kansas (Lawrence) Wind Ensemble (Nicholas P. Waldron, conductor) – 18 April 2018
Michigan State University (East Lansing) Wind Symphony (Kevin Sedatole, conductor) – 30 January 2018
State University of New York, Fredonia, Wind Ensemble (Paula Holcomb, conductor) – 15 November 2017
Indiana University (Bloomington) Symphonic Band (Eric M. Smedley, conductors) – 14 November 2017
University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) Symphony Band (Michael Haithcock, conductor) – 31 March 2017
Eastman School of Music (Rochester, N.Y.) Wind Ensemble (Mark Scatterday, conductor) – 2 May 2016
University of Georgia (Athens) Hodgson Wind Ensemble (Cynthia Johnston Turner, conductor) – 29 March 2016
University of Miami (Fla.) Frost Wind Ensemble (Robert Carnochan, conductor) – 25 February 2016
University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music Wind Orchestra (Glenn Price, conductor) – 4 February 2016
...and the mountains rising nowhere (1977)
The Awakening Hour (2017)
Beyond Autumn (tr. Miles) (2006)
Concerto for Percussion (tr. Boysen Jr.) (1997)
From a Dark Millennium (1980)
In evening's stillness... (1996)
Luminosity: Concerto for Wind Orchestra (2015)
New Morning for the World: Daybreak of Freedom (tr. Pilato) (1982/2007)
Recoil (2004)
Sparrows (1979)
Folio, Cynthia Jo. (1985). "An analysis and comparison of four compositions by Joseph Schwantner: And the mountains rising nowhere; Wild Angels of the Open Hills; Aftertones of Infinity; and Apsrrows." Ph.D. dissertation (Theory). Rochester, N.Y.: Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester.
Higbee, Scott. (2003). "Joseph Schwantner" from A Composer's Insight." Galesville, MD: Meredith Music.
Joseph Schwantner website
Locke, John R. (1981). "A performance analysis of Joseph Schwantner's …and the mountains rising nowhere…." Winds Quarterly (Part 1) 2(Summer), 4-20; (Part 2) 2(Winter), 40-45.
Miles, Richard, compiler and editor. (2002). Teaching Music Through Performance in Band. Volume 2. Chicago: GIA Publications. pp. 529–540.
Pilato, Nikk. (2007). "A conductor's guide to the wind music of Joseph Schwantner with a transcription of the composer's New Morning for the World." Ph.D. dissertation. Tallahassee: Florida State University.
Renshaw, Jeffrey. (1991). Schwantner on Composition. Instrumentalist, 45(6)
Renshaw, Jeffrey. (1991, January). "Schwantner's first work for wind ensemble." The Instrumentalist 45(6). 30, 32, 35-36, 79.
Reynolds, H. Robert. (1978, September). "New music reviews." The Instrumentalist 36, 96
Retrieved from "https://www.windrep.org/index.php?title=And_the_mountains_rising_nowhere&oldid=175637"
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Commonly prescribed drugs may increase the risk of dementia : Study
Drugs widely prescribed to treat a variety of conditions including gastrointestinal disorders and bladder conditions may significantly increase the risk of dementia in older adults.
London Published on: June 25, 2019 16:07 IST
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The researchers from University of Nottingham in the UK looked at the medical records of 58,769 patients with a diagnosis of dementia and 225,574 patients without a diagnosis of dementia, all aged 55 and over.
These patients had used strong anticholinergic medication daily for three years or more.
Anticholinergic drugs help to contract and relax muscles. They are prescribed to treat a variety of conditions including, allergies, gastrointestinal disorders, bladder conditions, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
According to the research published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine, out of the 58,769 patients with dementia, 63 per cent were women. The average age of the patients was 82.
The research indicates that anti-cholinergic drugs should be prescribed with caution in middle-aged and older patients.
"The risks of this type of medication should be carefully considered by healthcare professionals alongside the benefits when the drugs are prescribed and alternative treatments should be considered where possible, such as other types of antidepressants or alternative types of treatment for bladder conditions," said Carol Coupland, a professor at University of Nottingham.
"These findings also highlight the importance of carrying out regular medication reviews," Coupland said.
According to the researchers, the study is observational, so no firm conclusions can be drawn about whether these anticholinergic drugs cause dementia.
It is possible that the drugs were being prescribed for very early symptoms of dementia, researchers said.
In the 1-11 years before the dementia diagnosis date or equivalent in controls, nearly 57 per cent of cases and 51 per cent of controls were prescribed at least one strong anticholinergic drug, with an average of six prescriptions in cases and 4 in controls.
The most frequently-prescribed types of drugs were antidepressants, anti-vertigo and bladder antimuscarinic drugs -- which are used to treat an overactive bladder.
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/**
 * @file AllocTestPublisher.h
 *
 */

#ifndef ALLOCTESTPUBLISHER_H_
#define ALLOCTESTPUBLISHER_H_

#include "AllocTestTypePubSubTypes.h"

#include <fastrtps/fastrtps_fwd.h>
#include <fastrtps/attributes/PublisherAttributes.h>
#include <fastrtps/publisher/PublisherListener.h>
#include <string>
#include <condition_variable>
#include <mutex>
#include "AllocTestType.h"

class AllocTestPublisher {
public:
    AllocTestPublisher();
    virtual ~AllocTestPublisher();
    //!Initialize
    bool init(const char* profile, int domainId, const std::string& outputFile);
    //!Publish a sample
    bool publish();
    //!Run for number samples
    void run(uint32_t number, bool wait_unmatch = false);
private:
    AllocTestTypePubSubType m_type;
    AllocTestType m_data;
    eprosima::fastrtps::Participant* mp_participant;
    eprosima::fastrtps::Publisher* mp_publisher;
    std::string m_profile;
    std::string m_outputFile;
    class PubListener:public eprosima::fastrtps::PublisherListener
    {
    public:
        PubListener():n_matched(0){};
        ~PubListener(){};
        void onPublicationMatched(eprosima::fastrtps::Publisher* pub, eprosima::fastrtps::rtps::MatchingInfo& info);

        bool is_matched();
        void wait_match();
        void wait_unmatch();

    private:
        int n_matched;
        std::mutex mtx;
        std::condition_variable cv;
    }m_listener;
};

#endif /* ALLOCTESTPUBLISHER_H_ */

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The Churchill III is a Soviet tier 5 premium heavy tank.
The Churchill is one of the most popular tier 5 premium tanks, which boasts a rapid rate of fire, large hitpoint pool, and good armor that reliably deflects shots from most tanks of its tier and lower. It fares best against light and medium tanks of tier 5 and below that it can puncture to death rapidly; with a gun rammer, vents, and a good crew the reload can be around 1.9 seconds. A well-known advantage of the Churchill III is that it generates large amounts of EXP, which makes the Churchill III a very popular crew trainer.
Angling the hull will hide almost all frontal weakspots against Tier IVs and some Tier Vs.
With proper crew skills and equipment, it can reload in 1.82s, making it a 140 round autoloader!
Tied with O-I Exp. for the largest hitpoints pool of Tier V tanks.
Generates a high level of EXP, which speeds crew training.
Preferential matchmaking (Tier VI max, no Tier VII battles).
Poorly armored turret, prone to ammo racks if hit by a large shell, 1-hit kills from an O-I AP shell, and an injured gunner.
Moves, accelerates, and rotates slowly. Long chassis and central turret make it dangerous when poking out of corners.
Front of turret has large opening which is a huge weak-spot; the Crusader, Cromwell, and Comet share this weak-spot.
The Churchill III is a decent heavy tank, but is slower than most others. This tank makes up for its slow traverse speed with the fast fire of its gun. The Churchill III's gun is virtually transformed into a machine gun when equipped with a Tank Gun Rammer, making it have a 2 second reload with a 50% crew, if you can get your crew to 100%, you can have less than a 2 second reload time. Aiming at delicate areas of enemy tanks and having the Dead Eye skill can devastate opponents. The Churchill is also one of the few tanks that maintains decent accuracy when firing while on the move. Furthermore, despite a relatively poor accuracy, shots tend to go down the center of the reticule.
Lights and mediums of your own tier fear the Churchill III's firepower, but tier 5-6 heavies are to be avoided. The KV-1 can be a problem, unless you can get at close range and hammer his driver's hatch. Similar situation with the T1 Heavy Tank and BDR G1 B. The AT 2 should be absolutely avoided, same goes for the T-150. A KV-2 can one-shot a Churchill without breaking a sweat, even though you can use the reload time of the gun to hammer it and the 122mm gun on the KV-85 takes out more than half of your tank per shot, but if you can get to its flanks, they are quite weak and hitting it repeatedly can end up setting it on fire.
The low damage and high rate of fire call for you to do module damage instead of trading shots at range - try not to engage enemy heavies beyond punching distance. Tracking an enemy in a peek-a-boo position can keep him permanently stuck while dealing consistent damage if you stay out of his gun and keep firing at front wheel. And beware whilst on turret down positions: thanks to the slope on the front hemisphere, you will autobounce many small caliber shots, but optical devices will be taken out very frequently if you do this.
The Tank, Infantry, Mk IV (A22) was a heavy British infantry tank used in the Second World War, best known for its heavy armor, large longitudinal chassis with all-around tracks with multiple bogies, and its use as the basis of many specialty vehicles. It was one of the heaviest allied tanks of the war. This series of tanks was named after Winston Churchill, who was Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Minister of Defence at the time, and had been involved with the development of the tank as a weapon during the First World War.
Initially specified before the outbreak of the Second World War, the (General Staff designation) A20 was to be the replacement for the Matilda II and Valentine infantry tanks. The British turned to this tank after a great number of tanks were lost in France. In accordance with British infantry tank doctrine and based on the expected needs of World War I-style trench warfare, the tank was required to be capable of navigating shell-cratered ground, demolishing infantry obstacles such as barbed wire, and attacking fixed enemy defences. For these purposes, great speed and heavy armament was not required. For these purposes, if was heavily armoured, and the tracks ran around the length of the hull for maximum weight distribution and off-road performance.
The vehicle was specified initially to be armed with two QF 2 pounder guns each located in a side sponson, with a coaxial BESA machine gun. A third BESA and a smoke projector would be fitted in the front hull. The specification was revised to prefer a turret with 60 mm of armor to protect against ordinary shells from the German 37 mm gun. Outline drawings were produced based on the A12 Matilda turret and the engine of the Covenanter tank. Detail design and construction of the A20 was given to the Belfast shipbuilders Harland and Wolff, who completed four prototypes by June 1940. During the construction period, the armament was reconsidered; which including fitting either a 6 pounder or a French 75 mm gun in the forward hull. In the end, a 3-inch howitzer was chosen. The A20 designs were short-lived however, as at roughly the same time the emergency evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk occurred.
At 43 tons, with a 300 hp Meadows engine, the A20 had limited power. Vauxhall were approached to see if they could build the A20 and one example was sent to Vauxhall at Luton to see if they could provide an alternative engine. To this end, they developed a flat 12 petrol engine.
With France conquered, the scenario of trench warfare in Northern Europe was no longer applicable and the design was revised by Dr. H.E. Merritt,[note 2] Director of Tank Design at Woolwich Arsenal, based on the combat witnessed in Poland and France. These new specifications, for the A22 or Infantry Tank Mark IV, were given to Vauxhall in June 1940.
With German invasion looking imminent and the United Kingdom having lost most of its military vehicles in the evacuation from France, the War Office specified that the A22 had to enter production within the year. By July 1940, the design was complete and by December of that year the first prototypes were completed. In June 1941, almost exactly a year as specified, the first Churchill tanks began rolling off the production line.
A leaflet from the manufacturer was added to the User Handbook which stated that it had great confidence in the fundamental design of the tank, but that the model had been put into production without time for proper honing and that improvements would be made in time.
"	....Fighting vehicles are urgently required, and instructions have been received to proceed with the vehicle as it is rather than hold up production.
The document then covered, for each area of the tank affected; the fault, precautions to avoid the fault, and what was being done to correct the problem.
This hasty development had not come without cost though, as there had been little in the way of testing and the Churchill was plagued with mechanical faults. Most apparent was that the Churchill's engine was underpowered and unreliable, and difficult to access for servicing. Another serious shortcoming was the tank's weak armament, the 2 pounder (40 mm) gun, which was improved by the addition of a 3 inch howitzer in the hull (the Mk IICS had the howitzer in the turret) to deliver an HE shell, albeit not on a howitzers usual high trajectory. These flaws contributed to the tank's poor performance in its first use in combat, the disastrous Dieppe Raid in August, 1942. The problem resulted in the howitzer's low traverse and the inadequate main armament.
Production of a turret to carry the QF 6 pounder gun began in 1941, but problems with the plate used in an all-welded design led to an alternative cast turret also being produced. These formed the distinction between Mark III and Mark IV.
The poor performance of the Churchill nearly caused production to be ceased in favor of the upcoming Cromwell tank. It was saved by the successful use of the Mk III at the Second Battle of El Alamein in October 1942.
The second major improvement in the Churchill's design, the Mk VII, was first used in the Battle of Normandy in 1944. The Mk VII improved on the already-heavy armor of the Churchill with a wider chassis and the 75 mm gun which had been introduced on the Mk VI. It was primarily this variant, the A22F, which served through the remainder of the war and was re-designated as the A42 in 1945.
The hull was made up of simple flat plates which were initially bolted together and welded in later models. The hull was split into four compartments; the driver's position at the front, then the fighting compartment including the turret, the engine compartment, and the gearbox compartment. The suspension was fitted under the two large "panniers" on either side of the hull, the the track running over the top. There were eleven bogies on either side, each carrying two 10-inch wheels. Only nine of the bogies were taking the vehicle weight normally, the front coming into play when the vehicle nosed into the ground or against an obstacle, the rear acting, in part, as a track tensioner. Due to the number of wheels, the tank could survive losing several without much in the way of adverse affects, as well as traversing steeper terrain obstacles. As the tracks ran around the panniers, escape hatches in the side could be incorporated into the design. These were retained throughout the revisions of the Churchill and were of particular use when the Churchill was adopted as the AVRE.
The Bedford Vehicles engine was effectively two engines in horizontally opposed configuration ("flat twelve") on a common crankshaft. There were four Solex carburators, each on a separate manifold, that fed three cylinders formed as a single cylinder head. The elements of the engine and ancillary components were laid out so they could be reached for maintenance through the engine deck covers. Air for the engine was drawn from the fighting compartment through air cleaners. Cooling air was drawn into the engine compartment through louvres on the sides, across the radiators and through the engine compartment by a fan driven by the clutch. This fan blew the air over the gearbox and out the rear of the hull. By opening a flap between the fighting compartment and the engine compartment, this airflow could be used to remove fumes produced by firing the armament. The 1,296 cubic inch capacity engine was rated at 350 bhp at 2,000 rpm, delivering 960 lb.ft over an engine speed range of 800 to 1,600 rpm.
The gearbox featured a regenerative steering system that was controlled by a tiller bar instead of the more commonplace brake levers or steering wheel. The tiller was connected, with servo assistance, hydraulicly to the steering brakes. The Churchill was also the first tank to utilise the Merritt-Brown gearbox, which allowed the tank to be steered by changing the relative speeds of the two tracks; this effect became more pronounced with each lower gear, ultimately allowing the tank to perform a "neutral turn" when no gear was engaged: it could fully turn on its own axis. There were final reduction gears, of the planetary type, in the driving wheels.
The first turrets were of cast construction and were rounded in shape, providing sufficient space to accommodate the relatively small 2 pounder gun. To fulfil its role as an infantry support vehicle, the first models were equipped with a 3 inch howitzer in the hull in a layout very similar to the French Char B. This enabled the tank to deliver a useful high-explosive capability while retaining the anti-tank capabilities of the 2 pounder. However, like other multi-gun tanks, it was limited by a poor fire arc: the entire tank had to be turned to change the aim of the hull gun. The Mk II dispensed with the howitzer and replaced it with a bow machine gun, and on the Mk III, the 2 pounder was replaced with the 6 pounder, significantly increasing the tank's anti-tank capabilities. The tank underwent field modification in North Africa with several Churchills being fitted with the 75 mm gun from destroyed M4 Shermans. These "NA75" variants were used in Italy. The use of the 75 mm, which was inferior as an anti-tank weapon to the 6 pounder, but better as an all-around gun, was soon made standard on successive versions.
Churchills made use of the Vickers Tank Periscope MK.IV. In the Mark VII, the driver had two periscopes as well as a vision port in the hull front that could be opened. The hull gunner had a single periscope as well as the sighting telescope on the BESA mounting. In the turret, the gunner and loader each had a single periscope and the commander had two fitted in his hatch cupola.
The armor on the Churchill, often considered its most important trait, was originally specified to a minimum of 16 millimeters (0.63 in) and a maximum of 102 millimeters (4.0 in). This was increased with the Mk VII to a range of 25 millimeters (0.98 in) to 152 millimetrer (6.0 in). Though this armour was considerably thicker than its rivals (including the German Tiger I tank, but not the Tiger II) it was not sloped, reducing its effectiveness. Earlier models were given extra armor by the expedient of welding extra plates on.
On the Mark VII, the hull front armor was made up of a lower angled piece of 5.5 in (140 mm), a nearly flat 2.25 in (57 mm) plate, and a vertical 6 inch plate. The hull sides, were for the most part, 3.75 in (95 mm). The rear was 2 in (51 mm) and the hull top 0.525 in (13.3 mm). The turret of the Mark VII was 6 in (150 mm) to the front and 3.75 in (95 mm) for the other sides. The turret roof was 0.79 (20 mm) thick. Plate was specified as IT 80, the cast sections as IT 90.
The A22F, also known as "Heavy Churchill", was a major revision of the design. The most significant part was the use of welding instead of riveted construction. Welding had been considered earlier for the Churchill, but until its future was assured, this was no more than testing techniques and hulls at the firing ranges. What welding reduced in the overall weight (estimates were around 4%), the thicker armor of the A22F made up for. Welding was also required fewer man-hours in construction. The hull doors changed from square to round, which reduced stresses. A new turret went with the new hull. The sides, which included a flared base to protect the turret ring, were a single casting while the roof, which did not need to be so thick, was a plate fitted to the top.
Since the engines on the Churchill were never up-graded, the tank became increasingly slower as additional armor and armament was equipped and weight increased; while the Mk I weighed 39,118 kg (40 long tons) and the Mk III weighed 39,626 kg, the Mk VII weighed 40,643 kg. This caused a reduction in maximum speed of the tank from its original 26 kilometers per hour (16 mph) down to 20.5 kilometers per hour (12.7 mph). The engines also suffered from many mechanical problems.
Another problem was the tank's relatively small turret that prevented the use of powerful weapons; definitive versions of the tank were armed with either the QF 6 pounder or the derivative QF 75 mm gun, both having reasonable power against armored and soft targets respectively, but with limited performance against the other. Although earlier Churchills could out-gun many contemporary German medium tanks, like the Panzer IV with the short-barrel 75 mm gun and the Panzer III's 50 mm gun with its 6 pounder, and the thick armor of all Churchill models could usually withstand several hits from any German anti-tank gun, late in the war, Germans had 75 mm high-velocity cannons as their main armament and increased protection, against which the Churchill's own guns often lacked sufficient armor penetration to fight back effectively. The Churchill had many variations, including many specialized modifications. The most significant change to the Churchill was that it was up-gunned from a 2 pounder, a 6 pounder, and then 75 mm guns over the course of the war. By the war's end, the late model Churchill Mk VII had exceptional amounts of armor: considerably more than the German Tiger tank. However, the firepower weakness was never fully addressed. The Mark VII turret that was designed for the 75 mm gun was of composite construction: cast with top and bottom plates welded into position.
It is important to note that, despite its weaknesses, the Churchill had a significant advantage that was apparent throughout its career. Due to its multiple bogie suspension, it could cross terrain obstacles that most other tanks of its era could not. This feat served it served well, especially during the fighting in Normandy, and particularly, the capture of Hill 309 between the 30th and 31st July 1944 in operation Bluecoat, conducted by the VIII Corps.
A few Churchills were in use for the Second Battle of El Alamein in October 1942. The six Mk III tanks (with the 6 pounder gun) of "KingForce" went into battle in support of the 7th Motor Brigade. Although all were heavily shelled by German anti-tank guns, only one received more than light damage. One tank was said to have been hit up to 80 times.
Kingforce was disbanded afterwards. The Churchills had been sent to Africa to see if they could operate there, and a Tank Brigade ( three tank regiments[note 3]) was sent to Africa, going into action in February.
In one encounter, a Churchill tank got the better of a German heavy tank, a Tiger I, when a shot lodged between the Tiger's turret and turret ring. The crew abandoned the Tiger, which was subsequently captured by the British. As the first Tiger captured by the Western Allies, it was particularly useful, and is now on display at Bovington Tank Museum in the United Kingdom.
As the mainstay of the Tank Brigades, which operated in support of the infantry, Churchill units were in operation more often than other tank units. The "NA75" conversions of Churchill Mark III to carry the US 75 mm gun were used in Italy. As the Churchill proved to be a better gun platform, the effective range of the 75 mm was increased.
Churchills saw widespread action in Normandy as well as subsequent operations in the Low Countries and into Germany, such as the fighting in Reichwald during Operation Veritable.
In tests conducted in the Madang by the Australian Army in mid-1944 at the request of Britain's War Office, the Churchill was tested against the M4 Sherman and found it to be, overall, a superior tank for jungle warfare. However the Churchill was not used in the Far East.
In late 1950, a Churchill Crocodile squadron was sent to Korea. In action against the Chinese, they mostly fought as gun tanks. These were the last use of the Churchill in action by the British. The tank remained in the service of the British Army until 1952 with one, a bridge-layer, remaining in service well into the 1970s.
The Soviet Union received a total of 301 Churchill Mk III and Mk IV types as part of the Lend-Lease programme.
The Irish Army took delivery of three Churchill Mk VI tanks in 1948 and a fourth in 1949. They were rented from the British War Office as trials vehicles until 1954, when they were purchased outright. This purchase was despite the fact that the supply and transport corps workshops, who maintained them, had reported that spares had all but run out. Experiments were carried out involving replacing the existing Bedford engine with a Rolls Royce Merlin engine salvaged from an Irish Air Corps Seafire aircraft. The experiment was not a success, although the reasons are not recorded. By 1967, only one Churchill remained serviceable, and by 1969 all were retired. One remains preserved in the Curragh Camp.
Churchill AVRE with fascine on tilt-forward cradle. This particular example is a post-WW2 AVRE on the MK VII chassis.
Churchill Mk VII -- Churchill Crocodile.
Churchill I (303) --- Equipped with a 2 pounder gun in the turret (150 rounds), and a coaxial Besa machine gun. There was a 3 inch howitzer in the hull (58 rounds). It was a tank that was noted for poor mechanical reliability. It was the main tank issued to the Canadian forces at Dieppe.
Churchill Mk II (1,127) --- Replaced the hull howitzer for another machine gun to reduce cost and complexity. Sometimes referred to as Churchill Ia.
Churchill Mk IICS (Close Support) --- Placed the gun in the hull and the howitzer in the turret, available in very limited numbers. Sometimes called Churchill II.
Churchill Mk III (675) --- The III was the first major armament overhaul of the series, eliminating the hull howitzer and equipping the tank with a more powerful 6 pounder gun (84 rounds). Unlike early versions, it had a welded turret.
Churchill Mk IV (1,622) --- The IV was the most numerous Churchill produced, and was virtually identical to the III, the largest change being a return to the less-costly cast turret.
Churchill Mk V (241) --- A Churchill III / IV which was equipped with a close support 95 mm howitzer in place of the main gun (47 rounds).
Churchill Mk VI (200) --- Along with several minor improvements, it was produced as standard with the 75 mm Mk V gun. Few were built due to the near release of the VII and current up-gunning of the III / IV.
Churchill Mk VII (A22F) (1,600 with VIII) --- The second major redesign from previous models, the VII used the 75 mm gun, was wider, and had much more armor. It is sometimes called the Heavy Churchill. This version of the Churchill first saw service in the Battle of Normandy, and was re-designated A42 in 1945.
Churchill Mk VIII --- A Churchill VII which replaced the main gun with a 95 mm howitzer (47 rounds).
Churchill Mk IX --- Churchill III / IV upgraded with turret of the VII. Extra armor added along with gearbox and suspension modifications. If the old 6 pounder had been retained, it would have the additional designation of LT ("Light Turret").
Churchill Mk X --- The same improvements as for the IX applied to a Mk VI.
Churchill Mk XI --- Churchill V with extra armor and Mk VIII turret.
Churchill NA75 (200) --- Churchill III / IV with up-graded weaponry using the turret and mantlet from a destroyed or scrapped Sherman (known as NA 75 from North Africa where the conversions took place), or having their current gun re-bored to 75 mm (III* / IV (75 mm) ) (84 rounds). More IVs were modified than IIIs, and their performance is virtually identical to the VI. To fit the Sherman mantlet required cutting away the front of the Churchill turret before it was welded in place, then the mantlet slot had to be cut away to give sufficient elevation. The Sherman 75 mm gun was designed for a left hand loader and the Churchill, in common with British practice, had a right hand loader. The gun was therefore turned upside down and the firing controls adapted. The conversion of about 200 tanks was carried out between March–June 1944, and the conversion project earned the officer in charge an MBE as well as promotion.
Churchill Oke (3) --- A Churchill II or III with a flamethrower. The Oke flamethrowing tank was named after its designer, Major J.M. Oke. The design was basically for a Churchill tank fitted with the Ronson flamethrower equipment. A tank containing the flame fuel was fitted at the rear, with a pipe from it leading to the mounting on the front hull to the left, leaving the hull machine gun unobstructed. There were three (named "Boar", "Beetle" and "Bull") present, in the first wave, at Dieppe which were quickly lost, and abandoned.
Churchill AVRE (Armoured Vehicle Royal Engineers) --- A Churchill III or IV equipped with the Petard, a 290 mm Spigot mortar, throwing the 40 lb (18 kg) "Flying dustbin" with its 28 pound high explosive warhead; a weapon designed for the quick levelling of fortifications developed by MD1. The AVRE was designed after the Canadian defeat at Dieppe, and could also be equipped with numerous other attachments, such as mine flails, fascine rollers, explosive placers, etc. Post war, the Churchill AVRE was re-armed with a breech-loaded low velocity 165mm demolition gun which, was less dangerous for the loader (the hull gunner) as he previously had to stick his head and torso out of the Spigot Mortar armed AVRE to load the Mortar. The crew of six were drawn from the Royal Engineers, except for the driver who came from the Royal Armoured Corps. One of the RE crew was a demolitions NCO sapper responsible for priming the "Flying dustbin" and who led the crew when they dismounted from the tank to place demolition charges ("Wade" charges).
Churchill ARV (Armoured Recovery Vehicle) --- Mk I - A turretless Mk I with a jib. Mk II - A Churchill with a fixed turret/superstructure with a dummy gun. It was equipped for recovering other tanks from the battlefield. Mounted a front jib with a 7.5 ton capacity, a rear jib rated for 15 tons, and winch that could pull 25 tons. Crew was 3 with enough room to carry the crew of the tank being recovered. Armament was a single Besa machine gun.
Churchill ARK (Armoured Ramp Carrier) / Churchill Ark Mk II --- A turretless Churchill with ramps at either end and along the body to form a mobile bridge. The Mark 1 had trackways over the tracks for vehicles to drive along. The Mark 2 was an improvised version and crossing vehicles drove directly on the Churchill's tracks. the Link Ark (or "Twin Ark") was two ARKs used side-by-side to give a wide crossing. The ramps on these were folding types giving a longer, 65 ft (20 m), crossing. This was used for the post war Conqueror heavy tank.
Churchill Crocodile (no more than 800) --- The Crocodile was a Churchill VII which was converted by replacing the hull machine gun with a flamethrower. The fuel was in an armored wheeled trailer towed behind. It could fire several 1 second bursts over 150 yards. The Crocodile was one of "Hobart's Funnies": another vehicle used by the 79th Armoured Division. A working example can still be seen at the Cobbaton Combat Collection in North Devon.
Gun Carrier, 3in, Mk I, Churchill (A22D) (50) --- A fixed 88 mm (3.5 in) thick superstructure with the gun in a ball mount. The gun was an otherwise obsolete 3 inch anti-aircraft gun. Fifty were built in 1942, but none are known to have been used - the 17 pounder anti-tank gun gave the British the necessary firepower.
Churchill Flail FV3902 or Toad --- A post-war (1950s) mine-clearing flail tank built on a Churchill chassis.
Churchill Goat --- A chargelayer like the Double Onion device.
Churchill Great Eastern --- A much larger longer ramp than the ARK for crossing 60 ft. The ramp was launched into position with rockets. Ten built and two delivered in 1945, but not used in action.
Churchill Kangaroo --- Churchill hull converted to an APC.
In 1943, an attempt was made to up-gun the Churchill by using Heavy Churchill tanks modified to take a 17 pounder gun, as was done with the Sherman Firefly. This resulted in the Tank, Infantry, Black Prince (A43) in May 1945. Six prototypes were built, but the project was cancelled due to the emergence of the new and less complicated Centurion Mk1 which offered the same armament and armor and had just entered production.
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Chris Shillito. "Churchill Great Eastern Ramp". Armourinfocus.co.uk. Retrieved 2010-03-06.
Chant, Christopher (1997). An Illustrated Data Guide to Battle Tanks of World War II. London: Chelsea House Publications. ISBN 9781855018563.
Delaforce, Patrick (2006). Churchill's Secret Weapons: the story of Hobart's Funnies. Barnsley: Pen & Sword. ISBN 1 84415 464 5.
Perrett, Bryan; Sarson, Peter; Chappell, Mike (1993). Churchill Infantry Tank 1941-1945. Osprey Publishing. ISBN 9781855322974.
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Q: Using Salesforce Migration Tool with Force IDE I want to use the Force IDE and the Salesforce Migration Tool (Ant) to manage my deployments. I am wondering if there any best practices for how to structure this project in the Force IDE.
Should I use my existing Force.com project containing my code, tests, Visualforce pages, etc. or should I create a new, empty basic project and setup my deployment artifacts there?
What might be most helpful is if anyone knows of an article/blog post that describes how to setup the project and structure in Eclipse with an end to end example.

A: It will not really make any difference if you create new Project or use existing. Because during deployment anyways you need to select which components needs to be deployed. There is very good official Salesforce article on deploying using Force.com IDE here - https://developer.salesforce.com/page/Deploy_Force.com_Applications_Faster
Development life cycle: http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/dev_lifecycle/salesforce_development_lifecycle.pdf
Article on how to use ANT for deployment :
http://www.jitendrazaa.com/blog/salesforce/salesforce-migration-tool-ant/

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Unencumbered by tradition and undaunted by technology, Will brings a fresh approach to IP litigation.
By zealously delving into each case's complexities and elegantly connecting those details to a broader technical perspective, Will unravels his opposition's argument.
Will uses this approach to defend cutting edge computer, Internet and software companies with great success, having prevailed in 10 out of 11 subject matter eligibility challenges. Will also draws upon his encyclopedic knowledge of Federal Circuit cases to ensure his strategy will withstand appeal. When his cases are challenged, Will plays a key role in writing and arguing the appellate briefs. Whether handling patent, trademark or trade secrets matters, Will's creative methodology gives his clients a unique advantage.
Will is also an enthusiastic participant in Orrick's pro bono efforts, and has obtained successful results for several disadvantaged and low-income pro bono clients.
Wi-LAN, Inc. v. Leading Technology Company. – Will served as a key member of the appellate team that obtained victory on behalf of our client. The Orrick team prevailed on both Wi-LAN's appeal and our client's cross appeal, resulting in the asserted wireless communications patent being ruled not infringed and invalid.
Good Technology Corp. v. MobileIron, Inc. – Will was part of a trial team that successfully defended MobileIron in a patent infringement lawsuit brought by Good Technology Corporation involving mobile device management technology. He contributed extensively to pre-trial briefing which substantially narrowed the scope of potential liability and damages in the case. After a two-week trial in the Northern District of California, a jury returned a complete defense verdict, finding that MobileIron did not infringe any of Good Technology's patents and that several of Good Technology's patents were invalid.
Recognicorp, LLC v. Nintendo Co., Ltd. – Will served as the principal drafter of a successful pre-claim construction motion on the pleadings for Nintendo, resulting in the plaintiff's software patent being ruled ineligible under Section 101 of the Patent Act. Will then retrained primary drafter responsibilities in defending the order on appeal before the United States Court of Appeal for the Federal Circuit. Will served as second chair during the oral argument. The Federal Circuit sided with Nintendo and fully affirmed the order. Will also assisted with the successful opposition to Recognicorp's attempt to seek en banc review.
RBIDR, LLC v. Airbnb, Inc. – Will served as the principal drafter of a motion to dismiss RBIDR's software patent infringement claims under Section 101 of the Patent Act. Following the filing, the parties settled favorably.
Clear with Computers, LLC v. Dick's Sporting Goods, Inc. – Will served as a member of a joint defense team that successfully obtained a judgment that the asserted e-commerce patent was ineligible under Section 101 of the Patent Act. He also worked on the case's appeal, which settled favorably after the defendants filed their responsive brief.
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Scat Enterprises, Inc. v. FCA US LLC - Will represented Scat Enterprises in a trademark infringement litigation. Will worked closely with expert witnesses and was responsible for briefing, expert reports, and several expert depositions. The case ultimately settled.
Lotes Co. Ltd. v. Foxconn Electronics, Inc. - Will played a significant role in the discovery, briefing, expert reports and overall case strategy in a patent infringement and breach of contract lawsuit between client Foxconn and Lotes. During the case, will presented at hearings, took depositions, and prepared witnesses and examinations for an evidentiary hearing for Foxconn's summary judgment motion. After inheriting the case from several other law firms, Will and the Foxconn team were able to improve the client's position and negotiate a favorable settlement following the evidentiary hearing.
Regents of the University of Minnesota v. Ericsson, Inc. - Will is serving on the appellate team seeking to preserve Ericsson's win before the PTAB, which ruled that state universities waive their immunity from IPRs when they first assert the challenged patents in district court.
Federal Circuit Sides with Nintendo in Major Patent Dispute
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UMCOR readies start-up operations in Sri Lanka, Indonesia
By Linda Bloom*Feb. 2, 2005 | NEW YORK (UMNS)
A young tsunami survivor poses in Batticaloa, Sri Lanka. A UMNS photo by Paul Jeffrey, ACT International.
Guy Hovey was in Sarajevo, Bosnia, during the siege of that city, and he witnessed in Northern Iraq how Saddam Hussein's efforts at ethnic cleansing wiped away entire villages.
But Hovey — who directs operations for Europe and Asia for the United Methodist Committee on Relief — was unprepared for the magnitude of the devastation he found in Sri Lanka after the Dec. 26 tsunami.
Though only sections of the country were struck by the tsunami, "the destruction is just total in the affected areas," he said. "Nothing comes close to the scope of it. The power of nature is unbelievable."
In a Feb. 1 presentation at the United Methodist Board of Global Ministries, UMCOR's parent organization, Hovey outlined preparations under way for the agency's long-term response. United Methodists already have donated more than $6 million to assist the Asian tsunami survivors.
A tsunami survivor walks in Batticaloa, Sri Lanka. Photo by Paul Jeffrey, ACT International.
UMCOR is allocating $100,000 apiece to start-up operations in Sri Lanka and Indonesia. The agency also will request approval for a $1.5 million project in each country from directors of the Board of Global Ministries when they meet in April.
David Sadoo, field staff for UMCOR's emergency services, will arrive in Sri Lanka on Feb. 4 to set up an office, do assessments, act as a liaison between the agency and local Methodists, and meet with donors and government officials. A second person, yet to be named, will be deployed to Indonesia.
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But the church has been overwhelmed by the task, he noted, and the Sri Lankan Methodists want UMCOR to provide the mechanism for their continuing relief work.
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Sri Lankan refugees return home to rebuild their lives. Photo by Paul Jeffrey, ACT International.
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As they have in places like Bosnia and Kosovo, United Methodists want to foster interfaith dialogue and opportunities for reconciliation among the Christians, Hindus and Muslims in the area. "There's a lot of good we can do beyond the reconstruction and income generation," Hovey pointed out.
Work in Indonesia will include housing and income-generation projects in Banda Aceh and Meulaboh. Hovey expects to conduct short-term employment generation or cash-for-work projects, such as cleaning up debris. UMCOR also is investigating relief work on the small island of Nias, which he said had more tsunami damage than first reported.
*Bloom is a United Methodist News Service news writer based in New York.
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The event brought together nearly 200 members for the ordination of new leaders, lectures, worship and other celebrations.
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Asian and Pacific Islanders in the United States have continued to face racism from governmental actions and white supremacy since at least the middle of the 19th century. United Methodists are called in baptism to resist these and all forms of evil, injustice, and oppression.
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The management of Saffron Premier League Pulwama has clarified they have no affiliation with any political party and there is no question of any funding from any political party.
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The following list is of known buses both current and those previously operated by Austrek Tours - Leppington.
Reg 21/5/07 ex Serco, Elizabeth, SA (938) WJP 669 6/06; ex State Transport Authority, Adelaide (1362) TA 1362 Transadelaide (1362); ex STA 362 - Has since been reseated with perimeter seating.
ex Sydney Party Bus (Network North Pty Ltd) (2098) TV 4581 c7/12; ex (008) SPB 008; ex TV 3578; ex STA Mk II 2098.
ex STA Mk IV 2914 7/12.
ex STA Mk IV 3068 7/12.
Reg 21/5/17; ex STA Mk IV 2924 7/12.
ex Sydney Party Bus (Network North Pty Ltd) (8787) TV 6628 c7/12; ex Sita Bus Lines, West Footscray, VIC (unused) AB62D -/11; ex HA Davis Motor Service Pty Ltd, Ballarat (124) 2870 AO ; ex NHM 394; ex BCC, Brisbane, QLD (988) 988 PSJ; ex (395); ex Tsukaba Expo, Japan (6.80).
ex RC53F; ex Marko Stepanovic t/a Australian Style Tours, Guildford TV 1183; ex A & L Gillan t/a Canberra Sightseeing, Chisholm, ACT MO 57; Reg 30/4/94 ex G & A Davis t/a Country Capital Tours, Tamworth TV 1362; ex Sydfox Pty Ltd t/a Lindsay's Coach Service, Boambee MO 7784.
ex Nowra Coaches Pty Ltd, South Nowra MO 0881 -/98; ex Neville's Bus Service Pty Ltd, Casula m/o 445 -/91.
Withdrawn and held u/r for quite some time - later removed to Picton Paint Ball, Picton.
ex STA Mk II 2127 -/05.
Sold to J. Doran, Newcastle 12/12 for preservation. Registered as 2127JD on 10/10/14.
ex STA Mk II 2356 -/06.
Perimeter seating at rear with dance poles ex RB50D; ex Busabout (Neville's Bus Service Pty Ltd), Casula m/o 4152 -/01. De-reg by 8/12 and stored at Fast Lane Karting, Minto.
Perimeter seating at rear with dance poles ex RB50D; ex Busabout (Neville's Bus Service Pty Ltd), Casula m/o 4231 -/01.
De-reg by 8/12 and stored at Fast Lane Karting, Minto.
ex STA Mk II 2144 8/05.
ex STA Mk II 2136 9/05.
ex Sydney Party Bus (Network North Pty Ltd) (2343) c7/12; ex TV 4582; ex STA Mk II 2343 - Converted from B35D to single door.
ex Sydney Party Bus (Network North Pty Ltd) (2178) c7/12; ex TV 5538; Reg by 5/09 ex STA Mk II 2178 8/06 - Converted from B35D to single door 10/09.
ex Cumberland Coach Lines Pty Ltd, St Marys (10) TV 5052 14/11/11; ex AH06UN 6/07; ex Reg Osborn Pty Ltd, Muswellbrook MO 2316 by 9/06; ex Allways Bus & Coach, Kingsgrove m/o 732; ex South Western m/o 732 - Identical to Metro, Tasmania 701 class.
Sold to Driving Services Australia Pty Ltd, Engadine by 9/15 & reg m/o 6581 24/11/15.
ex Nowra Coaches Pty Ltd, South Nowra MO 9081 -/98; ex MO 3396; ex Neville's Bus Service, Casula m/o 744 -/91.


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Piaget and the Art of Endless Timepieces and Jewelries
Piaget has been in operation for 140 years. It is a Swiss company that originally started as manufacturer for luxury timepieces. Georges Edouard Piaget is the founder of the company. He built it in 1874 in La Cote-aux-Fees and eventually moved the headquarters to Geneva, Switzerland. They are famous for their posh and luxurious watches covered with diamonds. In 1988, it became a part of Vendome group, which is now called the Richemont Group of Companies.
Georges Edouard Piaget made his first items in a workshop in their family farm, here he started the empire of luxury pocket watches that eventually will also have high-precision clock mechanisms. His son, Timothee Piaget, took over the company in 1911, where they started focusing on creating wrist watches. The brand Piaget was registered as a trademark in 1943 through Gerald and Valentin Piaget, the founder's grandsons. This inspired them to create their own models which lead to opening a new workshop in 1945.
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In 1964, the company started releasing watches that are also stylish and trendy, making it even more popular among the selective and wealthy crowd. While they were known to be the first one to release luxury watches that uses hard stones as dials, they were also the first ones to introduce the cuff watches which definitely started a trend among wrist watches.
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