Comprehensive list of Salisbury, Maryland based companies offering installation, maintenance and repair of home and business security systems, CCTV & burglar alarms, guard and video surveillance services.
To protect our community and improve Delmarva's Private Contractual Security Services industry, by setting best quality standards and promoting exceptional client service. Partner with the community, clients, and law enforcement to utilize all available resources to identify, prevent and solve problems of crime and disorder, through security services.
Reed Security Systems has been in the electronic security business since 1988. All installations are customized to meet each customer's unique requirements. We proudly service the Greater Washington Metropolitan Area as well as the Delmarva Peninsula. Reed Security Systems is a veteran owned business that operates on a GSA schedule.
Established in 1985, Alarm Engineering has become the leading supplier of electronic security systems and services on the Delmarva Peninsula. As a locally owned and run business, we currently have developed the reputation for integrity, reliability and quality with our emphasis on superior service to the client. Thanks again and I can now say that i am more than just a satisfied client!
Do you have a merchandise idea? A product you can't find anywhere? If so, stop by, call us, e-mail us, we like to hear from you. Valor specializes in delivering uniforms & equipment to law enforcement, emergency medical staff, fire fighters, corrections, security, and other emergency services staff.
Guard Dog Security Systems Incorporated is Delmarva's leader in advanced security technology and uniformed guard / patrol services. Guard Dog Security Systems protects your family or business from much more than theft, fire, and carbon monoxide. Even if the phone line is cut and the power is out, professional grade wireless communication is always at the ready.
Chesapeake Strategies Group. CSG is a multinational security and investigative company comprised of specialists with extensive security experience. The management and team of CSG are former career US Secret Service Agents, military special operations team and former state and local law enforcement specialists.


For 2018, the following organizations have partnered with MBTN to broaden the mission of both MBTN, and hopefully, the companies that (will) employ many of our students / users. These organizations will earn 5% of MBTN's module revenues in 2018 and this is where you come in. We would love to have your input as to which groups' missions resonate with you. They are all smaller organizations that we've personally been involved with over the years. We know they will make good use of these funds as they are making meaningful differences in their respective communities. Below is a brief description of each organization. Please click on the organization name to learn more.
Here's how it works. The more problem sets you answer correctly in your work, the more the organization you've chosen will receive. That's what we call a win-win. You learn more, and the organizations have more financial resources to further their mission. And who knows, perhaps you'll be motivated to do something for one of these organizations on your own or with your friends. Build a house. Lead a bike trip. Or maybe you'll just find another opportunity to "pay it forward" with an organization of your own choosing.
For more information about Momentum Bike Clubs, please visit the Momentum Bike Club website or Friend them on Facebook.
Cultural Enrichment, Music, Education, Arts.
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Environment, Pipeline Opposition, Property Rights.
Friends of Nelson's mission is to protect property rights, property values, rural heritage and the environment for all the citizens of Nelson County, Virginia by opposing the proposed $4.5 billion to $5 billion 550-mile Atlantic Coast Natural Gas pipeline which would run from Harrison County, West Virginia, southeast through Virginia with an extension to Chesapeake, Virginia, and then south through eastern North Carolina to Robeson County.
For more information about Friends of Nelson please visit the Friends of Nelson Website or Friend them on Facebook.
Housing, Health Care, and Education along the Mexican / US border.
Faith Ministry/Ministerio de Fe, Inc. was founded in 1994 in McAllen, Texas by Deantin Guerra to address the needs of the "poorest of the poor" in Mexico while providing ministry and service opportunities for groups in the U.S.
For more information about Faith Ministry and the work they do in Reynosa, Mexico please visit the Faith Ministry Website or Friend them on Facebook.


Superclubs like Cream and Ministry of Sound became some of the UK's most successful entertainment brands during the 1990s. Their names are recognised by clubbers and music fans from Kent to Koh Samui. But, as the big players gear up for another battle of the brands in Ibiza this summer, they are having to stave off superclub fatigue at home.
Attendance is down at the bigger venues, as dance culture becomes less homogenous and smaller scenes proliferate. Liverpool's Cream is struggling to pull in the punters, Sheffield's Gatecrasher has gone from a weekly to a monthly night and the dance floors at London's Ministry of Sound are often filled with tourists, according to Paul French of clubbers' bible Mixmag.
But if 'their star is waning' in terms of audience numbers, as French suggests, superclubs are now pushing harder than ever to diversify into areas like merchandising, album sales and other brand extensions. And design, which has long been a vital element of club culture, is playing its part.
With an annual turnover close to £100m, the Ministry of Sound is launching a range of audio equipment later this year through a licensing deal with electronics firm Alba. On-product graphics and packaging have been created by Amp Associates (DW 16 May). The brand is also planning an application for an East Midlands radio licence – to be called Play 106 and incorporating rock and other new music – and a Global World Tour co-sponsored with Nescafé.
As superclubs operate on a more corporate scale, is there a danger of alienating their traditional audiences? How do designers working in this market balance commercial and brand issues with the need for authenticity and an alternative feel?
Former Factory Records designers Trevor Johnson and Andrew Panas, now with the consultancy Via, believe The Haçienda in Manchester was a precursor to the highly branded superclubs of today. They were involved in designing promotional material for the club – mythologised in Michael Winterbottom's recent movie 24 Hour Party People – for most of 1980s and early 1990s.
'Design was foremost in everything [the club did], even down to branded matchbooks and toothpicks. It stemmed from a necessity to make everything as good as it could be,' says Johnson.
Such an approach implies that design is a labour of love. But while this may have been true in club culture's early days, have standards slipped?
Sheffield-based consultancy Designers Republic has been working on Gatecrasher's visual identity since 1999. As the brand starts to grow internationally and extend across platforms, 'pure creativity is sacrificed for creative strategy,' admits creative director Ian Anderson.
'It's a balancing act, based on intuition and instinct. You must weigh commercial, brand issues with the need for authenticity and a youth focus,' he says.
Club brands now seem to be more about bringing the underground to their audiences than trend-hungry clubbers seeking out the latest sounds. Anderson describes the Gatecrasher brand as a 'huge conceptual processor' that can filter and remix 'source material into something palatable' for consumers. 'The [design] elements express not just the expectations of the audience, but also [their] projected aspirations,' he says.
Tim Fielding, director of the original DJ compilation label Journeys by DJ, thinks many superclubs are no longer targeting their initial fan base as they attempt to broaden their appeal.
'Ministry of Sound, for example, is very good at making the high street crowd feel that they have credibility as underground clubbers,' he says.
And design can help to convince consumers their choices are still cool. 'The average music buyer is pretty savvy about brands,' says Fielding. With this level of market awareness, 'it's important to stand for something,' he adds.
Targeting clubbing cognoscenti has never been top of MoS's manifesto, according to Amp Associates creative director Scott Parker. The club's mission, he says, is to appeal to mainstream 15to 25-year-olds who love music.
This ambition is evident in the work that Amp Associates carried out on Ministry of Sound's identity. The crown has been simplified and lots of angular corners have been feathered. Dalton Maag was enlisted to create a new typeface, which is now a slightly less formal custom-made sans serif.
'We wanted to soften it up slightly. The authority and heritage of the brand can look quite masculine. It's always been something that's very imposing,' says Parker.
The brief was to create an instantly recognisable 'cross-platform' marque, with overseas markets in mind, that could appear on a T-shirt, a CD cover or a mobile phone screen. Parker hints that a more radical interpretation may follow if the brand keeps growing at its current rate.
There was a time when a hastily-designed flyer was the only thing you took away from a club besides the experience. But dance culture has come a long way since then. Today's clubs may have evolved from a design-conscious heritage, but will need to be sophisticated in meeting the demands of an advertising and brand literate audience, says Mixmag's French.
'Clubbers want to feel like they're going to a special event. Big clubs are clearly businesses rather than anything else and people who go to clubs realise to some extent they're being marketed to. When clubbing started it was a reaction against that,' he says.
As superclubs raise their profile as mainstream entertainment brands, the challenge for designers will be to continue to mix in subtle samples of authentic clubbing elements as the commercial imperatives become louder.


A 5 piece male fronted party and wedding band based in Kent. We travel anywhere in the UK and beyond performng at weddings, parties and charity events, playing classic disco and dance to rock and pop chart hits from the 60's to the present day.
With an extensive repertoire, we can adapt to any audience or event, giving you and your guests with an entertaining and enjoyable performance. Expect songs from Fleetwood Mac, Bruno Mars, Santana, One Republic, Kings of Leon, Steely Dan, Daniel Merriweather, The Beatles and Stones - even Led Zeppelin.
The Dial have played at many parties and events for companies and organisations including Thistle Hotels, Hampshire & IoW Air Ambulance, Waitrose, BA, Channel4, English Womens Rugby, Riding for the Disabled and many more. If you're looking for the ultimate party band in Kent, you've just found them!
Our Kent party and wedding band delivers a high energy show that will entertain and captivate any audience.
Uptown Funk played live at The George Hotel, Ashford, Kent.
Find out where we are next playing in Thanet, Ramsgate, Broadstairs and Margate, Canterbury, Whitstable and Herne Bay, Dover, Folkestone and Ashford, the Medway towns of Chatham, Gillingham and Rochester plus Maidstone, Sevenoaks, Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells, in west Kent you'll find us in Gravesend, Dartford, Sidcup and Bromley. Visit our gigs page.


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Q: Bluetooth scan does not find any bluetooth device I am running Linux Mint 17.2 64bit on a Acer Aspire-VN7-791G. Bluetooth seems to be working - at least I can turn it on - but when scanning for other devices nothing is found.
lspci returns the following
user@user-Aspire-VN7-791G ~ $ lspci -nnk | grep -iA2 net
07:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Qualcomm Atheros Device [168c:003e] (rev 20)
    Subsystem: Lite-On Communications Inc Device [11ad:0804]
    Kernel driver in use: ath10k_pci
08:00.0 Ethernet controller [0200]: Broadcom Corporation NetLink BCM57780 Gigabit Ethernet PCIe [14e4:1692] (rev 01)
    Subsystem: Acer Incorporated [ALI] Device [1025:091d]
    Kernel driver in use: tg3

lsusb output
user@user-Aspire-VN7-791G ~ $ lsusb
Bus 004 Device 002: ID 8087:8000 Intel Corp.
Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 003 Device 002: ID 8087:8008 Intel Corp.
Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub
Bus 001 Device 005: ID 04f2:b469 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd
Bus 001 Device 004: ID 06cb:2970 Synaptics, Inc.
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 046d:c52b Logitech, Inc. Unifying Receiver
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0bda:0129 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTS5129 Card Reader Controller
Bus 001 Device 006: ID 04ca:3011 Lite-On Technology Corp.
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub

Also my kernel version is 4.2.0-18-generic because I upgraded it in order to get the WiFi working.

A: I have the same laptop (VN7-591G-77FS) and I'm also running mint 17.2. You need to do the followings:
1) download the latest kernel backports
https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/projects/backports/2015/11/20/
2) unzip the archive and then in the file drivers/bluetooth/btusb.c find the following lines
/* QCA ROME chipset */
{ USB_DEVICE(0x0cf3, 0xe007), .driver_info = BTUSB_QCA_ROME },
{ USB_DEVICE(0x0cf3, 0xe300), .driver_info = BTUSB_QCA_ROME },
{ USB_DEVICE(0x0cf3, 0xe360), .driver_info = BTUSB_QCA_ROME },

and add the following below them
{ USB_DEVICE(0x04ca, 0x3011), .driver_info = BTUSB_QCA_ROME },

3) compile, install and reboot
if bluetooth doesn't work then you probably missing the required firmware which should be mentioned in some error message in dmesg. Something like
dmesg | grep -i bluetooth
should bring it up
EDIT: I just saw that you have upgraded your kernel. In that case you don't need the backports. Just find the relevant file in the kernel tree and edit it there.
In my case I preffered the backports solution for the wifi as well ;)

A: I have the same problem with Asus Aspire V 13
The BT device is Atheros.. but works with ROME setup so I added the following line to btusb.c: (then compiled as module, installed as module and loaded)
{ USB_DEVICE(0x04ca, 0x3011), .driver_info = BTUSB_QCA_ROME },

My lsusb is:
lsusb
Bus 003 Device 007: ID 0bda:0129 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTS5129 Card Reader Controller
Bus 003 Device 005: ID 04f2:b469 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd
Bus 003 Device 004: ID 04ca:3011 Lite-On Technology Corp.
Bus 003 Device 009: ID 0461:0010 Primax Electronics, Ltd HP PR1101U / Primax PMX-KPR1101U Keyboard
Bus 003 Device 008: ID 03f0:094a Hewlett-Packard Optical Mouse [672662-001]
Bus 003 Device 024: ID 0b95:772b ASIX Electronics Corp. AX88772B
Bus 003 Device 003: ID 0409:005a NEC Corp. HighSpeed Hub
Bus 003 Device 002: ID 8087:8001 Intel Corp.
Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub

I submitted a bug report: Bluetooth 04ca:3011 [Asus Aspire V3-371] doesn't work | bugs.launchpad.net
STEP by STEP what I did (assuming you did not download the whole kernel source and do not intend to):

*

*downloaded the btusb.c (my kernel is 4.2, so that I got from Linux source code: drivers/bluetooth/btusb.c (v4.2) | Bootlin), and the 3 include headers: btbcm.h btintel.h btrtl.h (I striped the line numbering with the following command: sed -e 's/ *[0-9]* //' btusb.txt > btusb.c - where the txt is what you downloaded)

*created a Makefile using nano Makefile with the following content:
obj-m := btusb.o
KDIR := /lib/modules/$(shell uname -r)/build
PWD := $(shell pwd)
default:
$(MAKE) -C $(KDIR) SUBDIRS=$(PWD) modules

*Edited the downloaded btusb.c (actually added the above mentioned line)

*Compiled with make command.

*Installed the created module (btusb.ko) with
sudo make -C /usr/src/linux-headers-$(uname -r) M=$(pwd) modules_install
command

*Ran sudo depmod -a

*Removed the "old" btusb sudo rmmod btusb

*Installed what I made as sudo modprobe btusb

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Moravian, NC, Mold for Redware Pipe Bowls -- Lot 50 -- April 10, 2010 Stoneware Auction -- Crocker Farm, Inc.
Important Moravian Brass Pipe Mold, probably Gottfried Aust, Bethabara, NC, circa 1756-1770, two-piece brass mold in the form of a human face with tall head covering. Includes wooden brace for holding the mold inside a pressing machine, as well as two tools designed to form the hollowed interior of the clay pipe head. A pipe made from a very similar, if not identical, mold was documented in 1967 by archaeologist, Stanley South, as a product of Bethabara master potter, Gottfried Aust, during the third quarter of the 19th century. Excellent condition. H (of mold itself) 2 1/4" ; Diam. 2 1/8".


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Introductory Remarks of President of the Republic of Indonesia During a Limited Cabinet Meeting (Through Video Conference) on the Handling of the Influx of Indonesian Citizens Returning from Overseas and Cross-border Restriction on Foreigners, 31 March 2020 at Bogor Presidential Palace
Date 31 Maret 2020
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Assalamu'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh,
Peace and prosperity be upon us all.
Distinguished Vice President,
Ladies and Gentlemen.
As we may be aware, today more than 202 countries and territories across the globe are facing covid-19 threats, including Indonesia. During the past week alone, we have seen that the epicenter of the covid-19 had shifted from China to the United States and European countries.
Some countries that had succesfully flattened their covid-19 curve are now encountering new challenges called a "new wave" of covid-19. China, South Korea, and Singapore are now experiencing imported cases. Therefore, our current priority is not only to control mobility of people between the regions at home, but also mobility of people from overseas which may pose a risk to bring the imported cases.
First, Indonesian citizens returning from overseas, particularly from neighboring Malaysia, should be heavily observed, given that hundred thousands or even millions of Indonesian citizens may return home. I received a report saying that every day around three thousand Indonesian migrant workers return home from Malaysia. Other than migrant workers returning from Malaysia, we should also anticipate the homecoming of approximately 10,000 – 11,000 ship crew members. We need to prepare how to screen them.
Next, the shifting of covid-19 epicenter to the United States and Europe. We need to tighten policies which regulate foreigners crossing into Indonesian territories.
Regarding the arrival of Indonesian citizens returning from overseas, our priority is how to protect their health as well as the health of the people in the country. Thus, once again I would like to underline that stringent health protocols must be imposed in airports, seaports and cross-border posts.
For those who show no covid-19 symptoms, they may return to their hometown with person-under-monitoring status. They must carry out self-isolation protocol at home. The Government is also considering preparing social assistance. Meanwhile for those who have covid-19 symptoms, they must be isolated at the designated hospital, such as the one in Galang Island, Riau Islands.
Regarding the crossing of foreigners to Indonesia, I call for a regular evaluation on the related policies to anticipate the spread of covid-19 from various countries in the world.
That concludes my remarks.
Translated by : Estu Widyamurti
Reviewed by : Muhardi
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Home » Study: Nearly 98,000 people died of preventable injuries last year
Study: Nearly 98,000 people died of preventable injuries last year
More than 97,000 people died of preventable injuries in the United States last year, according to Injury Facts 2001, the National Safety Council's (NSC) annual report of injury statistics, which was released this month.
The new edition of Injury Facts, which includes a Home and Community section, reports that unintentional injuries are the fifth leading cause of death in the United States, exceeded only by heart disease, cancer, stroke and chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases. In 2000, 29,500 people died from unintentional injuries in the home and community, 9,300 of them from falls.
"Research shows that injuries result from hazardous conditions, which can be corrected, and unsafe behaviors, which can be changed," said Alan C. McMillan, National Safety Council president.
The topic of falls receives special emphasis in Injury Facts, which is available in book or CD-ROM versions. A table shows the estimated number of fall-related episodes by the type of fall for sex and age groups. Falls are the number one cause of injury-related death for males 80 and older and for females 75 and older.
Unintentional injuries continue to be the leading cause of death among people aged 1-34. Additionally, nonfatal injuries result in 20.5 million disabling injuries annually.
The 2001 edition of Injury Facts - the 81st annual report by the NSC on unintentional injuries - also addresses such safety issues as confined spaces, benchmarking, industry-specific death and injury rates, along with new state-by-state data.
Injury Facts can be ordered by calling (800) 621-7619 or online at www.nsc.org.
Houston manufacturer fined $1.2 million for failing to record 72% of injuries during two-year period (9/13)
Costs of serious workplace injuries growing, study reveals
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We outline the opportunities to study the production of the Standard Model bosons, W±, Z0 and H0 at "low" energies at fixed-target experiments based at possible future ultra-high-energy proton colliders, ie the High-Energy LHC, the Super proton-proton Collider and the Future Circular Collider — hadron-hadron. These can be indeed made in conjunction with the proposed future colliders designed to reach up to s√=100 TeV by using bent crystals to extract part of the halo of the beam which would then impinge on a fixed target. Without disturbing the collider operation, this technique allows for the extraction of a substantial amount of particles in addition to serve for a beam-cleaning purpose. With this method, high-luminosity fixed-target studies at centre-of-mass energies above the W±, Z0 and H0 masses, s√≃170−300 GeV, are possible. We also discuss the possibility offered by an internal gas target, which can also be used as luminosity monitor by studying the beam transverse shape.


Ginny Jasontek is a former synchronized swimming champion from New Jersey who started the Synchrogator team over 44 years ago at the Gamble-Nippert YMCA. Ginny serves as Vice chairman of the Technical Synchronized Swimming Committee of FINA. She is the Vice President-Olympic International of USA Synchro. In 1991 she was elected to the Synchronized Swimming Hall of Fame. She is a National and International judge and former two term President of USSS (United States Synchronized Swimming).
Julie Jasontek is a Director of Physical Therapy at Cincinnati Sports Medicine, is a skilled synchronized swimmer, outstanding choreographer and a key player in the success of the Cincinnati Synchrogators whom she has coached for the past 14 seasons. She is the coach of the A team, winning six times the National Age Group Championships. .Julie was a 4 time All-American Athlete and a Collegiate National Champion Synchronized Swimmer for Ohio State. She serves on the USA National Team Program Committee.
Bethany Galla Young works with athletes in the 13-15 age group.Bethany swam for the Synchrogators for 8 years before going to Ohio State where she was an All-American synchronized swimmer for 3 years. While earning a degree in fashion design, she was also a volunteer Team Manager. While with the Synchrogators she was a National Age Group Champion in team and trio.
Becca Schall is a 2013 graduate of the College of William and Mary, having majored in Literary and Cultural Studies and Film. She swam with CSG for 9 years and was National Age Group champion in 2008 and 2009 with her team. She continued to swim competitively throughout college and recently returned from coaching synchronized swimming internationally in Kingston, Jamaica. This year she will be coaching the 13-15 age group.
Kira Schall Rucker graduated from the College of William Mary with a degree in Biology and Environmental Science and is currently completing a masters in secondary science education at the University of Cincinnati. After swimming for 9 years with the Synchrogators, she continued to swim throughout her 4 years in college and also coached the novice collegiate team while at William and Mary. Kira is currently student teaching and will coach the 11-12 age group.
Marsha Walsh swam with the Synchrogators for 10 years. She earned bachelor degrees from Thomas More College in business and information systems. Marsha is currently the Aquatics Director for the Blue Ash YMCA. She has been a synchro mom since 2007 and has 1 daughter that currently swim with the Synchrogators and 2 daughter that swim for The Ohio State University. She began coaching the younger swimmers in the 12 and under age group when her youngest daughter joined the team in 2012.
Margaret Handleton is an early childhood educator with a BS degree in Allied Health from The Ohio State University. She swam for the Cincinnati Sea Lyons for nine years. Margaret holds a Level 2 Coach's Certification, and has taken courses in "First Aid for Coaches" and "CPR". Margaret has been working with our 12 and Under athletes successfully for ten years.
Pam McGuire was former Sea Lyons (ME Lyons YMCA team) swimmer, before they merged with the Synchrogators. Pam has been an age group coach and a technical coach working with all age groups during her time with the team.
Chris started swimming in Alaska for the Valdez Synchro Seals. After earning a degree in Computer Science from the Rose-Hulman Institude of Technology he moved to Cincinnati and started coaching with the Synchrogators. Chris generally works with the 11-12 and 13-15 age groups. He works as a software engineer and is at most of the national meets as the sound and equipment manager for USA Synchro.
Beth (Kreimer) Daniel earned her mechanical engineering degree from The Ohio State University. She is a gifted choreographer. After swimming with the Cincinnati Synchrogators, Beth went on to Ohio State where she was an All-American Athlete for 4 years and Collegiate National Champion for 3 years. Beth was on the 2nd National Team and won a bronze medal in the team event and a gold medal in the combo event in the 2002 Swiss Open. She began coaching as a student with the Ohio State Synchronized Swimming Team that went on to be a National Collegiate Champion Team. Beth works in the field of engineering and is currently at Procter & Gamble as a contractor.


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Meghan McCain Tries To Explain Guns To 'The View'
Amber Athey Podcast Columnist
February 22, 2018 1:20 PM ET
ABC's 'The View' tackled the Florida school shooting on Thursday and cohost Meghan McCain tried really hard to explain the differences between guns to her cohosts.
The hosts insisted that something needed to be done about the shooting and threw out various proposed policies like banning bump stocks or getting rid of AR-15s. Whoopi Goldberg and McCain got into one heated exchange about whether McCain and the NRA hold the same positions on guns.
McCain tried to inject some expertise into the debate, noting that attendees at CNN's town hall on Wednesday cheered for a ban on all semi-automatic weapons.
"Last night in the town hall the crowd was cheering for the removal of all assault weapons anywhere which is a big different between assault weapons and bump stocks," she said. "It's a completely different thing than a semi-assault rifle."
The cohosts quickly descended on McCain and seemed to argue that she was being insensitive to the raw emotions of the shooting victims.
"7,000 people there in a community that is raw from a crime that just cost 17 innocent lives," guest host Ana Navarro said. "They are there and they are venting their emotions. That place was full of students… You can't ask them to be restrained."
McCain rebutted that while the children may be emotional, there is no excuse for the way they treated NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch during the town hall.
"I felt like if we are going to have a respectful conversation between Second Amendment right supporters and people who are on the complete opposite side we can't be yelling you're a murderer," she concluded.
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND NUTRITION. Regular physical activity and proper nutrition are critical for optimal health. Both have been linked to reducing the risk of a large number of common chronic diseases. In most cases, it is difficult to separate the roles these two factors play in decreasing disease risk. The importance of both of these factors is highlighted by the United States government in the 2000 Dietary Guidelines for Americans published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The guidelines' recommendations include aiming for a healthy weight; being physically active each day; following the food guide pyramid; eating a variety of grains, fruits, and vegetables each day; choosing a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol and moderate in total fat; consuming less sugar and salt; drinking alcohol only in moderation, if at all; and keeping food safe to eat. These suggestions can greatly reduce disease risk. The role of physical activity in particular is a primary focus in the article that follows.
The 1996 Surgeon General's report, Physical Activity and Health, summarized many of the advantages obtained through participation in regular physical activity. It should be noted that these benefits can be acquired through a broad variety of activities; thus, the terms "exercise" and "physical activity" should not be limited solely to describing activities that are specifically designed to enhance fitness. Activities considered beneficial to health include structured exercise (e.g., walking, running, cycling, weight lifting, etc.), participation in sports, leisure-time and recreational pursuits, occupational duties, and other forms of movement.
Jeremy Morris and colleagues (1953) were among the earliest researchers to suggest that physical activity confers benefits to health. In their study, the rate of coronary events (i.e., angina pectoris, thrombosis, death) for double-decker bus and tram conductors in London was compared to that of their more sedentary driving counterparts. Conductors had an overall lower incidence of coronary events and mortality than drivers, and the authors suggested that the greater level of physical activity that results from conducting versus driving might be the explanation. Many other investigators have since confirmed the notion that being more active reduces risk of heart disease and premature death, as well as many other common health problems.
Many of the health benefits of exercise are probably indirect, through control of body weight; however, physical activity alone also appears to be helpful. A recent review of the literature by Stephen Blair and Suzanne Brodney (1999) concluded that the current understanding of the importance of exercise to health suggests that physical activity reduces health risks that are usually associated with overweight and obesity, even in those who remain obese. Furthermore, they concluded that inactivity and low cardiorespiratory fitness increase the risk of premature death so that the risk is equal to being overweight or obese. Thus, physical activity is essential for optimal health regardless of body weight.
The reasons for the apparent health benefits of physical activity with regard to multiple disease conditions have been addressed by many studies. Although all of the mechanisms are not yet completely understood, several physiological effects of exercise have been observed and may be responsible. It is likely that improved cardiac and musculoskeletal function account for many of the benefits. Additionally, physical activity alters metabolic and hormonal processes that may modify disease risk, and activity also appears to be involved in improving immune function.
Quantifying the optimal level of physical activity required to reduce the risk of disease has proven difficult. However, leading organizations have provided recommendations for minimal levels of activity. Exercise guidelines from the American College of Sports Medicine (1998) for cardiorespiratory fitness, muscular strength and endurance, flexibility, and body composition are provided in the sidebar "American College Sports Medicine Guidelines for Fitness." Additionally, the Surgeon General's report (1996) recommends that people of all ages include a minimum of thirty minutes of physical activity of moderate intensity (such as brisk walking) on most, if not all, days of the week. Furthermore, two objectives of Healthy People 2010 (2000), a set of health objectives developed by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, are, first, to increase the proportion of adolescents who engage in vigorous physical activity that promotes cardiorespiratory fitness three or more days per week for twenty or more minutes per occasion, and, second, to increase the proportion of adults who engage regularly, preferably daily, in moderate physical activity for at least thirty minutes per day.
Although numerous positive effects of physical activity exist, participation in strenuous exercise and work is not completely without risk in all circumstances. Primary risks include musculoskeletal injuries and cardiovascular events such as heart attacks. To avoid musculoskeletal injuries, it is most commonly recommended when beginning a physical activity program that the participant gradually increase the duration and intensity of the routine. Although physical exertion can result in a cardiovascular event, this is a rare occurrence in the healthy population. However, the Surgeon General's report (1996) suggests that adults with chronic diseases, such as heart disease, diabetes, or obesity, consult a physician before starting a program of physical activity, as should men over forty years of age and women over fifty years of age who plan to start a "vigorous" exercise program.
Many beneficial effects of diet and exercise are known; however, the interactive effects of the two are less understood. The relative importance of these lifestyle choices on various risk factors for chronic diseases is not clear. In some cases, physical activity and proper nutrition effects may be additive. In other cases, a synergistic effect of the two may exist. Additionally, it is also possible that for some risk factors, high levels of physical activity may even negate the adverse effects that a poor diet typically has on more sedentary individuals. For example, regular strenuous exercise appears to abolish the cholesterol-raising effects of a diet high in saturated fat. Clearly, the interaction between physical activity and nutrition relative to health benefits deserves considerable investigation now and in the future, so that we may optimally manage risk for chronic diseases.
See also Assessment of Nutritional Status ; Dietary Assessment ; Dietary Guidelines ; Dietary Systems ; Dietetics ; Fats ; Food Politics: U.S. ; Health and Disease ; Malnutrition ; Nutrients ; Nutrition ; Nutritionists ; Obesity .
Blair, Steven N., and Suzanne Brodney. "Effects of Physical Activity and Obesity on Morbidity and Mortality: Current Evidence and Research Issues." Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 31 (1999): S646–S662.
Healthy People 2010. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C., 2000.
Morris, J. N., J. A. Heady, P. A. B. Raffle, C. G. Roberts, and J. W. Parks. "Coronary Heart Disease and Physical Activity of Work." The Lancet 2 (1953): 1053–1057, 1111–1120.
Physical Activity and Health: A Report of the Surgeon General. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C., 1996.
Pollock, Michael L., Glenn A. Gaesser, James D. Butcher, et al. "ACSM Position Stand on the Recommended Quantity and Quality of Exercise for Developing and Maintaining Cardiorespiratory and Muscular Fitness, and Flexibility in Adults." Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 30 (1998): 975–991.
Frequency of training: 3–5 days per week.
Intensity of training: 55/65 percent–90 percent of maximum heart rate. The lower intensity values (55–65 percent) are most applicable to individuals who are quite unfit.
Duration of training: 20–60 minutes of continuous or intermittent (minimum of 10-minute bouts accumulated throughout the day) aerobic activity. Duration is dependent on the intensity of the activity; thus, lower-intensity activity should be conducted over a longer period of time (30 minutes or more), and, conversely, individuals training at higher levels of intensity should train at least 20 minutes or longer.
Mode of activity: Any activity that uses large muscle groups, that can be maintained continuously, and that is rhythmical and aerobic in nature, e.g., walking-hiking, running-jogging, cycling-bicycling, cross-country skiing, aerobic dance or group exercise, rope skipping, rowing, stair climbing, swimming, skating, and various endurance game activities or some combination thereof.
Resistance training: Resistance training should be an integral part of an adult fitness program and should be of a sufficient intensity to enhance strength and muscular endurance, and to maintain fat-free mass. Resistance training should be progressive in nature and individualized, and should provide a stimulus to all the major muscle groups. One set of 8–10 exercises that conditions the major muscle groups 2–3 days per week is recommended. Multiple-set regimens may provide greater benefits if time allows. Most persons should complete 8–12 repetitions of each exercise; however, for older and more frail persons (approximately 50 to 60 years of age and above), 10–15 repetitions may be more appropriate.
Flexibility training: Flexibility exercises should be incorporated into the overall fitness program sufficient to develop and maintain range of motion. These exercises should stretch the major muscle groups and be performed a minimum of 2–3 days per week.
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Sol LeWitt was an American artist that earned a prominent place in art history for his leading role in the Conceptual movement. His breadth of work provides a link between minimalism and conceptual art and included a range of mediums from sculpture, painting, drawing, and entirely conceptual pieces that only existed as ideas. For LeWitt, the directions for producing a work became the work itself and did not require an actual material presence to be considered art. LeWitt is regarded and referred to by a younger generation of artists as one of the seminal investigations into 'idea' and 'concept' art. The legacy of his work acts to challenge new thinking about what art can be.
"When an artist uses a conceptual form of art…the planning and decisions are made beforehand and the execution is a perfunctory affair. The idea becomes the machine that makes the art." – Sol LeWitt
The Life of Sol LeWitt
LeWitt was born on September 9th, 1928 in Hartford, Connecticut to Eastern European Immigrants. His father died when he was 6 and soon after his mother moved him to New Britain, Connecticut where he attended art classes at Wadsworth Atheneum.
LeWitt attended Syracuse University and received his BFA before he was drafted in the Korean War. He made posters during his service for the Special Services and it was in Japan where he bought the first works that became the basis of an impressive personal art collection.
He moved to New York City in 1953 and studied at the Cartoonists and Illustrators School (now the School of Visual Arts). He worked for Seventeen Magazine making paste-ups, mechanicals, and Photostats and was hired as a graphic designer in I.M. Pei's architecture firm.
The work that most influenced this emerging artist was Eadweard Muybridge's serial photography, sequential studies of people and animals in motion. He incorporated seriality in his work to imply the passage of time or narrative and two important essays he wrote that defined the new movement included "Paragraphs on Conceptual Art" (1967) and "Sentences on Conceptual Art" (1969). LeWitt created work from the early 1960s that featured one of Muybridge's figures in motion. His early sculptural works were made of open white cubes.
LeWitt's first wall drawing was executed in 1968 and emphasized his attention on the premise of the artwork over the final product. Without the traditional support of canvas or paper, these wall drawings existed as a set of instructions that could be installed again and again. He often found assistants that could install his ideas better as he would leave instructions that were both specific and open-ended so that the resulting work would vary according to the interpretation made by the draftsperson that ultimately produced the work.
LeWitt moved to Spoleto, Italy in the late '70s and in 1983, his work underwent a major transformation as he began to experiment with India ink and color ink washes.
A collector of art himself, LeWitt and his wife accumulated over eight thousand artworks in their personal collection by his predecessors and contemporaries.
LeWitt died in 2007 in New York City but his works can still be seen in various collections and exhibitions around the world. His wall drawings are the subject of a solo exhibition at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art until 2033.
Major Exhibitions
The artist had his first public exhibition in 1964 in a group show curated by Dan Flavin at the Kaymar Gallery and his first solo show came in 1965 at Dan Graham's John Daniels Gallery. Other notable exhibitions of his work include the following:
"Primary Structures" exhibit at the Jewish Museum in New York
"10" exhibit at Dwan Gallery, New York
"When Attitude Becomes Form," at the Kunsthalle Bern, Switzerland
Gemeentemuseum in The Hague presented his first retrospective exhibition
"The Location of a Rectangle for the Hartford Atheneum" for the third MATRIX exhibition at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
The Museum of Modern Art, New York held a major mid-career retrospective
Black Form: Memorial to the Missing Jews for the Skulptur Projekte Münster, Germany,
Other major exhibitions over his career include Sol LeWitt Drawings 1958-1992 and in 1996, the Museum of Modern Art, New York mounted a traveling survey exhibition: "Sol LeWitt Prints: 1970-1995". A major retrospective in 2000 was organized by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. "Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective", a 25-year posthumous exhibit, was organized by Yale University Art Gallery, MASS MoCA, and the Williams College Museum of Art and will display LeWitt's works over 40 years, including several never-before-seen drawings.
LeWitt's works are found in the most important museum collections around the world including the following:
Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven
National Museum of Serbia in Belgrade
Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
Hallen für Neue Kunst Schaffhausen, Switzerland
Australian National Gallery, Canberra, Australia
The Jewish Museum in Manhattan
MASS MoCA, North Adams
National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
Value at Auction
The value of Sol LeWitt's works can be demonstrated by several examples from recent auctions. His work entitled "Irregular Form" was estimated by Phillips at $6,000-$8,000 and sold for $10,000. "Forms Derived from a Cubic Rectangle: eleven plates", a set of 11 aquatints in colors was estimated at $18,000-$25,000 and sold at auction at Phillips for $27,500.
At Sothebys, "Corner Piece No. 2" was estimated at $500,000-%700,000 and the lot sold at $881,000. This is noted as his most expensive artwork sold at auction.
Add the Works of Sol LeWitt to Your Own Collection
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The Grade I listed Manchester Town Hall © Julius via Wikimedia Commons
Historic England Objects to Manchester Towers
Development including two towers on Jackson's Row in Manchester's historic heart would harm the city's unique heritage
Public encouraged to have their say on the proposals
Proposals for two tall buildings in the heart of Manchester would damage the city's historic core, according to Historic England, which has objected to the development plans in their advice to Manchester City Council today (16th February).
The design, height and colour of the development on Jackson's Row would dominate the Deansgate/Peter Street conservation area and dwarf the nationally-important Grade II* listed Central Library and Grade I listed Town Hall, which is one of the best in England for its expression of the city's huge ambition during the Industrial Revolution.
3D modelling carried out by the developers as part of the planning application shows how aggressively the proposed buildings would jar against the grand civic buildings which define this part of Manchester.
The development would also involve the demolition of three unlisted but locally important historic buildings.
An artist's impression of how the development would look, provided as part of the planning application submitted recently. The Town Hall's tower can be seen between the two proposed buildings.
Part of the city's story
The Deansgate/Peter Street conservation area has its roots in Manchester's early history. Centred around the Roman route of Deansgate, the area witnessed conflict during the 17th century Civil War and political protest during the 19th century, leading to the 'Peterloo Massacre' of 1819.
This rich history is still readable in the street pattern and is an essential part of the city's story.
Catherine Dewar, Historic England Planning Director in the North West said: "We are deeply concerned about how this scheme would affect some of Manchester's most precious heritage.
It would have an impact on people's appreciation and experience of the stunning town hall and library but it would also erase different layers of this area's history, irreparably damaging the special character of the surrounding conservation area."
She continued: "A dynamic city like ours needs to fully embrace development but this scheme is not good enough to justify the damage it would cause to the streets around the site and to the setting of the city's most important buildings and spaces.
It threatens Manchester with the loss of historic places that have soul and tell important stories about our city's past."
The Grade II* listed Manchester Central Library © G-Man via Wikimedia Commons
Manchester deserves better
Historic England has worked constructively with Manchester City Council and the developers over the past year and we know this site has potential.
The right scheme here could create a better environment for those who live and work in Manchester and could bring life back to these streets.
But the proposed scheme would not achieve this. The buildings are focussed inwards onto new, exclusive open spaces that are closed off to the surrounding streets and public realm.
Manchester can accommodate tall buildings, but they need to be well-designed, and in the right places, which calls for a strategic plan.
This historic area of Manchester deserves a thoughtful scheme which responds to, and doesn't try to dominate, its surroundings. The development should welcome people and not aggressively push itself into the existing streets, as this proposed development does.
Historic England is encouraging the public to have their say on the proposals which are open to comment using the reference 114664/FO/2016.
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Bernhard Henrik Crusell, född 15 oktober 1775 i Nystad, död 28 juli 1838 i Stockholm, var en finlandssvensk klarinettist, tonsättare och översättare.

Biografi
Crusell var son till bokbindaren Jakob Crusell och Margareta Elisabeth Messman, vilka bodde i Bertby i Nurmijärvi i Nylands län. Han fick sina första musiklektioner vid åtta års ålder av en pensionerad militärmusiker från Nylands regemente som lärde honom att spela på en klarinett med två klaffar.
Han bodde några år i Tavastehus. Från Sveaborg flyttade Crusell 1791 till Stockholm där han hade basen för sitt musikaliska verksamhet resten av livet. Där lärde han sig noter samt språk som tyska och italienska. Han studerade hos Franz Tausch i Berlin, och i Paris började han komponera.
Crusell var försteklarinettist i Hovkapellet 1793–1833 och blev där förste kammarmusicus.
År 1818 utnämndes han till musikdirektör vid första och andra livgrenadjärregementet i Linköping.

Av hans kompositioner är idag verken för klarinett mest kända, framför allt de tre klarinettkonserterna, men även klarinettkvartetterna. På sin tid var sångerna till texter av Tegnér mycket uppskattade, även av skalden själv. Crusells tonsättningar av sånger ur Frithiofs saga blev mycket populära och sjöngs långt efter hans död bland allmogen. Hans sångspel Den lilla slavinnan, baserat på Tusen och en natt, framfördes 34 gånger på Kungliga Teatern under åren 1824–1838, men är sedan länge borta från repertoaren. För manskör skrev Crusell bland annat Hell dig, du höga Nord, som fortfarande framförs då och då.
Han översatte också framgångsrikt libretton till kända operor, som Barberaren i Sevilla och Figaros bröllop.

Crusell ansågs som virtuos på klarinett och var känd och firad i hela Europa.

Crusell var sedan 1799 gift med Anna Sofia Klemming och svärfar till fagottisten Frans Preumayr.

Crusellbron, som förbinder stadsdelarna Gräsviken och Busholmen i Helsingfors, har fått sitt namn efter Bernhard Crusell. Bron togs i bruk i november 2010.

Priser och utmärkelser
Crusell tilldelades Svenska Akademiens stora medalj i guld 1837. År 1801 valdes han in i Musikaliska Akademien och blev 1818 medlem i Götiska förbundet. Han tilldelades även Vasaorden.

Verkförteckning

Orkesterverk
Klarinettkonsert nr 1 Ess-dur, op. 1, ca 1811
Sinfonia concertante för klarinett, horn, fagott och orkester B-dur, op. 3, ca 1816
Klarinettkonsert nr 2 f-moll, op. 5, ca 1817
Klarinettkonsert nr 3 B-dur, op. 11, ca 1828
Introduktion och air suédois för klarinett och orkester, op. 12, ca 1830
A la chasse, uvertyr för orkester, utan opusnummer
Airs Suédois för fagott och orkester (endast solostämma och klaverutdrag), utan opusnummer
Concertino B-dur för fagott och orkester, utan opusnummer
Concertino B-dur för klarinett och orkester (endast solostämma), utan opusnummer
Konsert för valthorn och orkester (sats 1 av K.K. Eder, sats 2-3 av Crusell), utan opusnummer
Variationer för horn och orkester över Åhlströms visa När jag dricker snillets Gud mig till Amphion förbyter, utan opusnummer

Kammarmusik
Klarinettkvartett nr 1 Ess-dur, op. 2, ca 1811
Klarinettkvartett nr 2 c-moll, op. 4, ca 1817
Tre duos för två klarinetter (nr 1 F-dur, nr 2 d-moll, nr 3 C-dur) op. 6, ca 1821
Klarinettkvartett nr 3 D-dur, op. 7, ca 1823
Flöjtkvartett D-dur, op. 8, ca 1823
Divertimento för oboe, två violiner, viola och cello, op. 9, ca 1823
Konserttrio för klarinett, valthorn och fagott, utan opusnummer
Tre kvartetter för fyra valthorn, utan opusnummer
Variationer över Göterna fordomdags för tre fagotter och kontrabas, utan opusnummer

Verk för orgel
Marsch, utan opusnummer
Vid Maries första nattvardsgång, utan opusnummer

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De fyra skålarne Tre mansröster.
Den siste kämpen (Erik Gustaf Geijer). Deklamatorium för recitation, SATB och orkester
Det sköna hopp, TTBB
Ej Nordens gamla stamträd kan förtvina (Magnus Martin af Pontin), TTBB
Flyttfåglarne (Esaias Tegnér), SSBB [SATB] och piano (1822)
Gubben Movitz klagar: Min flaska är i kras!, kanon för tre mansröster (1855)
Göten Barytonsolo, TTB och piano (1824)
Göterna fordomdags drucko ur horn, kanon för tre mansröster (1855)
Hjälte som frälsade Skandinaviens del av jorden (Kör). Endast en sopranstämma påträffad.
Hymn för Greklands befrielse, solo, SATB och piano (1826)
Hymn: Hell dig du höga Nord (Fredrik Bernhard Cöster), TTBB (1829)
Jag i Falu skola gått (Johan Olof Wallin), TTBB
Konungavalet Se även solosånger, Tio sånger ur Frithiofs saga.
Liv-grenadjärernas Krigs-visa, mansröster
Livgrenadjär-sång, TTB och piano
Militärisk sång till H. K. H. Kronprinsen, se även solosånger
Militär-Sång "lämpad till Glucks musik", mansröster
Ny militär-sång, mansröster
Prolog till årsdagen av slaget vid Hogland (Johan Gabriel Oxenstierna). Musik av Crusell och Müller.
Rings drapa, se även solosånger, Tolv sånger ur Frithiofs saga.
Serenad. "Kring myrtenskylda fönstrets karm" (Bernhard von Beskow), TTBB
Serenad. "Slumra! Slumra!", TTBB
Skandinavisk sång (Johan David Valerius), SATB och piano
Sköna Rosenberg farväl, TTBB
Sorg-musik vid parentationen över hovfröken Sophia Silfwersparre, soli, kör och orkester
Sång den 31 aug. 1821. Vid lägret på Malmen, TTB och blåsorkester. Jfr solosånger, Sångstycken, 2
Sång för Jämtlands fältjägare (Esaias Tegnér), TTB och "flere jägarhorn i unison" (1822)
Sång till glädjen (Jonas Magnus Stiernstolpe) TTBB
Sång till H.K.H. Hertigen av Östergötland. Mansröster
Sång till H.M. Konungen Se även solosånger, Sångstycken, 2
Sång vid H. E. Greve v. Platens jordfästning d. 7 febr. 1830, TTBB
Till Hans K.H. Kronprinsen, mansröster
Till Hans Maj:t Konungen, mansröster
Vid Göta kanals invigning den 26 september 1832 (Magnus Martin af Pontin). Deklamatorium med körer.
Världarnas Gud, TTBB
Åt varje menighet, TTB

Solosånger
Jag har dig åter Air (1809)
Vänner, glädjens tidevarv är kort (1809)
Vid bergsrådinnan L. Robsons grav (L.A. Ekmarck) (1819)
Sångstycken med accompagnement för forte piano (1822)
1. Söndagsmorgonen
2. Herthas barn (Esaias Tegnér)
3. Visa (Slumra ej bort i en onyttig vila)
4. Fragment av Schillers Thekla (Ett svar ur andevärlden) (Friedrich Schiller) (Var jag är, du frågar, flyktig vorden)
5. Glaset och lyran
6. Nöjet
7. Den gamle svensken. En folkvisa
8. Uppmuntran till glädje (Med flöjt ad. lib.)
9. Minne och hopp
10. Sång på högtidsdagen i sällskapet Nytta och Nöje
Sångstycken med accompagnement för forte piano. 2:dra häftet (1824)
1. Oskuld, sällhet och saknad
2. Gåsen och lärkan (Sopran, tenor och piano)
3. Farväl
4. Kalla händer, varmt hjärta
5. Sång inom präste-ståndet vid en middag den 1 maj 1823
6. Sång till H.M. Konungen (2 tenorer, bas och piano)
7. Militärisk sång till H.K.H. Kronprinsen (2 tenorer, bas och piano)
Tio sånger ur Frithiofs saga satta i musik och tillägnade Frithiofs skald (Esaias Tegnér) (1826)
1. Frithiof och Ingeborg
2. Frithiof spelar schack
3. Frithiofs lycka
4. Ingeborgs klagan
5. Frithiof går i landsflykt
6. Vikingabalk
7. Frithiof och Björn (tenor, bas och piano)
8. Frithiof kommer till kung Ring
9. Kung Rings död
10. Konungavalet (4-stämmig manskör och piano)
Tolv sånger ur Frithiofs saga... Ny upplaga, tillökt och förbättrad (Esaias Tegnér) (1827) Nya sånger i denna samling:
5. Frithiof hos Angantyr (inskjuten efter nr 4 i föregående samling)
11. Rings drapa. (4-stämmig manskör; inskjuten efter nr 9, i föregående samling)
Fågelleken (Esaias Tegnér) (1828)
Romresan (Esaias Tegnér) (1832)
Harpan (Gfm. Anders Abraham Grafström) (1832)
Suck vid målet (Johan Olof Wallin) (1833 el. senare)
Sång till solen (Esaias Tegnér) (1835)
Sångstycken till accompagnement för forte piano. 3:dje häftet (1838)
1. Källan
2. Mathilda (Esaias Tegnér)
3. Minne av friherrinnan H. C. Åkerhjelm. (Esaias Tegnér)
4. Årets tider
5. Hjälten, 1813 (Esaias Tegnér)
6. Snuset. Visa
7. Birfilaren
8. Smeden (Johan Olof Wallin)
9. Fiskaren (Gustaf Henrik Mellin)
Tre sånger av Johan Ludvig Runeberg (1838)
1. Vid en väns död
2. Över ett sovande barn
3. Svanen
Le souvenir. Romance (otryckt)
4 romances (otryckta)
1. La lampe (Ségur)
2. Les regrets
3. La resignation (De Genlis)
4. Eolsharpan.
Parentationssång över Bellmanssångaren Raab Kantat för tenor och orkester

Sceniska verk
Kupletter ur Skomakaren i Damas, 1809
Den lilla slavinnan, sångspel i tre akter (1828). Libretto: René Charles Guilbert de Pixérécourt, översatt av Ulrik Emanuel Mannerhjerta (1775–1849) och Gustaf Lagerbjelke.

Översättningar
Alphyddan.

Se även
Crusellstipendiet
Crusellhallen i Linköping
Crusellbron i Helsingfors

Referenser

Noter

Tryckta källor

Vidare läsning

Externa länkar
Musik och musiker i Crusells Stockholm på Hovkapellet.
34. "Konsten att spela tyst: Bernhard Crusell" på Den svenska musikhistorien (2016) av Sveriges Radio.

Finländska klarinettister
Svenska klarinettister
Finländska klassiska kompositörer
Medlemmar av Kungliga Hovkapellet
Linköpingsbor
Födda 1775
Avlidna 1838
Män
Svenska klassiska kompositörer under 1700-talet
Svenska klassiska kompositörer under 1800-talet
Ledamöter av Kungliga Musikaliska Akademien
Riddare av Vasaorden
Gravsatta på Solna kyrkogård
Svenska musiker under 1700-talet
Personer från Nystad
Musik i Linköping
Svenska musiker under 1800-talet
Svenska militärmusiker
Finlandssvenska musiker
Finlandssvenska kompositörer

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On Saturday, April 28, the audience in the palatial interior of Tacoma's Pantages Theater was treated to a scintillating end-of-the-season spectacular by the Tacoma Concert Band. The show marked the end of an era as TCB's founder, music director and conductor of 38 years, Robert Musser, will be retiring from the band after this season.
This is a second retirement for Musser, who retired from University of Puget Sound after a 34-year career as director of bands, professor of oboe and saxophone and chairman of winds and percussion.
During the concert, Musser introduced each piece of music with discussion of the work and anecdotes about the band. He noted that many of his former students are now members of TCB. Five members have been with the band since its beginning in 1981. Others have been with the band for more than 20 years.
Musser stated that his idea for starting the band was to gather some of the finest musicians in the south sound region and give them an outlet to play and perform. He began to call people that he knew and they all said "yes" to the idea. The band kicked off with a bang and has been going strong ever since, having gained a reputation as one of the finest musical groups in the region.
At the very beginning of the show, and after the intermission, the trumpet players pulled off an affectionate insurrection by standing up and playing surprise fanfares in honor of their departing leader.
The concert started off with a John Philip Sousa composition, the "George Washington Bicentennial March," which the band had started with 38 years ago at their very first concert.
Much of the concert was a trip down memory lane, a visitation of favorite moments from TCB's past.
The band played the world premiere of Joseph Turrin's "Pacific Crest Overture," a composition commissioned specifically for TCB. The band has commissioned a number of composers to write music for them through the years.
During a playing of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Memory," from the musical "Cats," there was a slide show of images of Musser and the band through the decades.
While the April 28 concert marked the end of TCB's 2017-18 season, it is not quite the end. TCB will perform a free "Bon Voyage Concert" at Clover Park High School Auditorium at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 24. After that, the band will travel to Scotland and Ireland for a 12-day tour of performances.
After Musser's departure, Gerard Morris will take over the helm and the band will continue the next phase of its history. Then Musser will be truly retired. He stated that he and his wife would like to spend some time traveling.
For more on Tacoma Concert Band visit www.tacomaconcertband.org.


Woke, treadmill, banana, 9 hours work, sandwich, floss, crochet, organize, Historic Preservation Committee meeting, stopped by my friend's house, purchased a dumbell set, used that dumbell set, played with the dog, planned my day for tomorrow. Dinner is on the stove cooking up with some peppers (veggies), I'm going swimming tomorrow morning, I drank water all day and counted all my calories.
I got damn frustrated with my chrochet today because I got like 8 single stitches in and it knotted up. Instead of calmly detangling it. I pulled on it with man force. This was the result. I decided to stop there before I hung myself with the slipknot BECAUSE AT LEAST THAT PART IS SOLID.
This was the corner of my living room (it's looked like this for about 6 months).
That's right. The awful Kevin James saves the rec center movie.
I know Oprah, I know.
On the other hand, I never actually watched…does that make it better or worse? Who cares? No one? Cool. Moving on.
One Xbox controller and one copy of MacGruber that I need to return to my friend Brad.
Also in that movie? Val Kilmer.
I complimented 3 different people today. I think it's becoming a habit, and I think that's swell.
Also my RAOK took place today, but it's between me and that person.
P.S. I tried to tag this post with a bunch of stuff through wordpress, I don't really know what that does…does anyone else use wordpress enough to know what tags, categories I should be using? I'm just kind of throwing random things in there.


HOBOKEN, N.J. – Bijou Properties, a developer widely recognized for successfully redeveloping urban properties and a leader in the field of "Green" development along the Gold Coast, announced that its new Park Place mixed-use building currently under construction in Hoboken, NJ has received a 2013 Smart Growth Gold Award from the Hudson County Planning Board.
The new 12-story building, located at 1415 Park Avenue on the north end of Hoboken, will feature 212 rental residences, 13,000 square feet of retail space, 32,000 square feet of educational space and a six level parking garage. The $131-million project is being developed in partnership with the AFL-CIO Building Investment Trust (BIT) and Tishman Construction, and was designed by Marchetto Higgins Stieve.
The award was presented to Bijou Properties during the 4th annual Smart Growth Awards ceremony on June 19th. Park Place was chosen from a field of candidates judged on site selection, site design and proposed green infrastructure criteria from a number of sources, including the American Planning Association, The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) and NJ Future. Bijou Properties will pursue LEED Gold Certification from the USGBC for the building.
On pace to be Bijou Properties' third LEED-certified building in Hoboken, Park Place will include a number of innovative, environmentally-sensitive features to minimize its impact on the environment. These include a vegetated roof terrace that will reduce storm water runoff, a CHP (combined heat and power) module that produces hot water and electricity using a single natural gas fuel source, twelve charging bays for electric cars and spaces for more than 100 bicycles. The heating, cooling, and lighting designs, in conjunction with a high performance building envelope and the CHP module, aim to achieve a 20% reduction in energy usage based on industry standard comparisons. 100% of the usable concrete from the demolition of the previous parking garage that occupied the site was processed onsite and diverted from landfills. The processed concrete was used as back-fill, in turn, minimizing traffic from trucks on and off the site. Residences will include energy-conscience features such as Energy-star appliances, low-flow fixtures and zero voc paints.
Founded in 1999 in Hoboken NJ, Bijou Properties designs, develops & manages the highest quality sustainable buildings and has become a recognized leader in the field of green development along the Hudson Waterfront. Recent projects include Garden Street Lofts (NJ's First LEED Gold Residential Highrise), The Hostess Factory, a 42,000 square-foot retail restoration including a 20,000 square-foot Green Roof; and Edge Lofts, a Midrise residential project at 1405 Clinton Street which is a candidate to receive the first NJ LEED Residential for Homes Platinum designation. Beyond its individual properties, Bijou Properties is focused on creating better neighborhoods and healthier environments for the community at large.
More information can be found on the company website: www.bijouproperties.com.


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(From the Review)
WELLSVILLE — High school graduations are usually ones for the memory books; however in 2020, school administrators still found it to be the case but for a different reason.
When high school seniors were running into each other in physics class or baseball practice, this year's students instead might encounter each other online. The coronavirus pandemic forced most to spend the remaining months of their senior year behind closed doors and learning their lessons behind a laptop in the privacy of their homes.
Proms, senior skip days, award banquets and sports tournaments were all canceled – all the activities that traditionally mark a high school student's final year. However, administrators throughout the area were bound and determined that graduation would go on and be as special as possible.
Wellsville High School's Class of 2020 graduated Sunday afternoon, after completing a journey much different than their predecessors.
In his first year at WHS, Principal Coy Sudvary was in for a monumental feat; however, when everything was said and done, he admits that he was pleased with the final product, considering the circumstances.
Although COVID-19 directives at the state level kept everyday interaction at a bare minimum, graduates clad in their caps and gowns showed up for preassigned appointments to have their moment with up to four friends or family members.
Superintendent Richard Bereschik and the school board were determined to make sure everyone was safe. Village police officers were stationed at the front door of the high school, greeting people with a digital thermometer and a stack of commemorative WHS Class of 2020 masks as a party favor of sorts.
After assuring everyone's temperature was not elevated, participants were shuffled off in the groups of five to the high school gymnasium, when it was their turn to receive their diploma, any honors and be recognized.
This followed the trip to the school, which culminated many special surprises along the way: Congratulatory signs in the front yards of graduating seniors; a composite digital billboard of the class near the Calcutta exit; banners hanging on light poles, which were made possible thanks to the community, including the Nicholas J. DeSarro Foundation, the Amatos, Southfield Energy and the Chip Muse Wellsville Terminal; complimentary photographs from the day's festivities that will be gifted to the graduates; commemorative travel mugs for each graduate from their principal; and a professional videographer, who shot the four hours of ceremonies for compilation into a much shorter version to not only be broadcast on WTOV-9 but the district's YouTube channel and website.
The high school kitchen staff even gifted the graduates each with a box of cookies, he explained. "We wanted to make it special."
Then the community concluded the event with a parade, after the ceremonies concluded around 5:30 p.m.
Sudvary acknowledges that it was a long day but worth it. "It was nice (considering the circumstances). Families were supportive, and I think they enjoyed the opportunity to give their kids their diplomas," he continued, admitting that it created a lot of mixed emotions. Everything went well, and we appreciate the community support. There were a lot of positives."
Hopefully next year, he hopes that Wellsville and other districts will have the luxury of going back to their much more traditional commencement ceremonies; however, Sudvary acknowledges there are a few aspects from the 2020 program that he wouldn't mind hanging around.
"The bonding experience for the kids, which usually happens for this last few months, couldn't happen like it does traditionally. That was the saddest part of this experience," Sudvary concluded.


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The Arab newspapers industry started in the early 19th century with the American newspaper Kawkab America. (, 'Star of America') was an Arabic-language weekly (later daily) newspaper published in New York City, United States, it was the first Arabic-language newspaper in North America; it was founded by Najib Arbeely and Ibrahim Arbeely. between 1892 and 1908.

A
An-Nour Newspaper
The Arab American News
The Arab Voice
Arab Times (United States)

B
Beirut Times

H
Al-Hoda

K
Kawkab America

N
NOW News

See also

 List of Arab newspapers
 History of the Middle Eastern people in Metro Detroit

References
 Arabic media.com

External links
 Pickyournewspaper الصحافة العربية.
 Arabic newspapers listed by country
 Arabic newspapers Online - الصحف و الجرائد باللغة العربية - Arabic newspapers listed by country
 Arabic newspapers Arab news
 Chronology of nineteenth century Arabic periodicals and periodicals in Arabic script, including information on holding institutions

Arabic-language newspapers published in the United States
Lists of newspapers published in the United States
Arabic


Il campeggio Whitemead Car. Park è dotato di 95 piazzole itineranti e di 20 piazzole stanziali. In bassa stagione, nel periodo 14-03-2019 - 24-05-2019, 01-06-2019 - 14-07-2019 e 01-09-2019 - 31-10-2019, è possibile soggiornare a soli €20,- a notte in una delle 95 piazzole itineranti del Whitemead Car. Park di Wool (Dorset). Oltre ad offrire prezzi vantaggiosi ai titolari della CampingCard ACSI, il campeggio accetta anche l'ACSI Club ID (sostitutivo del documento di identità).
Jill e Roy vi accolgono nel loro camping in campagna ben organizzato e vicino a Wool. Bagni moderni, docce attrezzate, lavanderia. Wifi. A poca distanza in auto da Monkey World e dal Bovington Tank Museum. Il Frome è adatto a pesca e nuoto. Dalla stazione a Norden, sull'antica ferrovia di Swanage. Vicino alla Jurassic Coast.
Well located for Jurassic Coast and Durdle Door. New owners have introduced hard standings which proved very beneficial during a wet October visit. Wifi now payable but unreliable. During quiet low season period, reception not attended during advertised low season opening hours and male owner unhelpful when we consequentially had to contact him just outside those hours. Dog friendly. Poor pressure in showers.
We came here for an early autumn break and were not disappointed. Tranquil setting with a bus and railway station only 10 mins walk from the site. Showers and toilets very good. Staff all friendly and helpful. The site is well maintained.
The site is well maintained and facilities very clean. Pitches are close together, play area needed tlc, change of ownership while we were there so hopefully that will be fixed for next season. Station nearby so used the train and bus services a lot - nice to leave the car behind! Black Bear pub in Wool does great Sunday roasts!
Stayed here for three nights over a Bank Holiday so the site was very busy. The toilet facilities are excellent and maintained in a first class condition. Likewise dishwashing and motorhome emptying facilities. The staff were always cheerful and helpful and the shop was well stocked and reasonably priced, although my pint of milk was off.
Best point about the site however was the excellent walks, especially along the nearby River Frome. Wool is a short stroll away but there's not much to see. Nice enough though.
All in all, a fine site. We will return.
Beautiful park. immaculate shower/toilet facilities, really friendly staff. Quiet site. Great WiFi. Village with shops for essentials within a short walk. Little train station within 5 mins walk regular trains to go to many places along coast or inland. Within easy drive of many coastal towns and sandy beaches. Excellent! Geweldig.
We spent 6 nights at this campsite and were most impressed with the cleanliness of both the site and the facilities block. The showers were of excellent design and were the only ones I have encountered where it is possible to put trousers on without them getting wet. All the staff were kind and helpful. A good bus service is available within a 5-10 minute walk. Good walking from the site.
Volete prenotare il Whitemead Car. Park o oppure saperne di più? Potete farlo usando i seguenti dati.
A352 Wareham-Dorchester. Poco prima del passaggio a livello di Wool, girare a destra e seguire i cartelli per il camping, a destra dopo 200m.
CampingCard ACSI invia la tua richiesta di informazioni al "Whitemead Car. Park".


No matter your sport or competition level, osteopathic treatment can help with pain management, rehabilitation, and re injury prevention for both acute and long-standing sports injuries.
No matter your sport or competition level, osteopathic treatment can help with pain management, rehabilitation, and reinjury prevention for patients with either acute (sudden onset) or long-standing sports injuries.
Pain, tightness, or recurring injury is often a result of underlying imbalances in the body as a whole. When you see an osteopath, you'll get treatment to relieve pain as well as ongoing rehabilitation exercises to protect the injured area. You'll get advice to avoid reinjury along with guidance to support your alignment in other areas.
Osteopathy is so effective because it works collectively on muscle balance and joint mobility. A healthy, pain-free body requires a finely tuned combination of strength and flexibility. When achieved, this balance reduces injury risk factors and can significantly improve overall sporting performance. Your osteopath is qualified to provide specific stretching and strengthening plans to suit your individual requirements.
As a primary care provider, your osteopath can also diagnose and treat a range of injuries including sprains and strains, tennis/golfers elbow, tendonitis, shin splints, knee injuries, back spasms, and rotator cuff tears.
Your osteopath can help you identify incidental factors that may impact your sporting performance.
Optimal breathing is a huge contributing factor in athletic performance. When your body is under stress to perform, your breathing becomes heavy and your respiratory rate elevates. Your osteopath can help you ensure that your chest muscles, diaphragm and rib cage are well-aligned, so you can breathe easy and perform at your best.
Your osteopath will tailor their treatment plan to suit your individual body shape, injuries, and sporting goals.


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International 'mega deals' almost disappear in 2019, report says
by SmartTipsConsultants | Apr 3, 2019 | Economic News
Large cross-border mergers and acquisitions "almost disappeared" in the first-quarter of 2019, according to a new report.
In its latest analysis of global M&A (mergers and acquisitions), research firm Mergermarket found that only one "mega deal" – any deal worth more than $10 billion – was agreed between firms based in different countries.
Researchers found that in total, only nine "mega deals" had been struck in the first three month of this year, down from 14 in the first quarter of 2018. Of those nine, more than 70 percent were cases of U.S. corporates taking out competitors in their domestic market.
U.S. miner Newmont's $12.8 billion acquisition of Canada's Goldcorp was the only "mega deal" to arise from a cross-border transaction.
The report showed that the global value of deals made in the first-quarter of 2019 hit $801.5 billion – a 15 percent decrease from the same period in 2018. Meanwhile, the number of deals registered globally fell from more than 5,000 to just 3,558.
Cross-border M&A accounted for just 30 percent of global deals, compared to an average of around 40 percent between 2015 and 2018, the research showed. Outbound M&A from China saw a significant decline, reaching its lowest level since the second half of 2014.
However, the U.S. domestic market bucked the trend, with its M&A transaction value gaining almost a third year-on-year while the value of global deals fell by 15 percent. The total value of U.S. M&A in the first quarter reached $414.2 billion, accounting for 51 percent of global M&A value.
The most valuable deal to be completed in the U.S. was Bristol-Myers Squibb's $89.5 billion acquisition of domestic rival Celgene Corporation.
Meanwhile, Europe's deals were valued at $122.9 billion, marking a year-on-year decline of more than 20 percent. Mergermarket said economic uncertainty and rising protectionism led to Europe's lowest quarterly value since the third-quarter of 2012.
The deal analyst attributed the overall global decline in mergers to several issues, including market volatility and economic headwinds. Geopolitical tensions — including Sino-U.S. trade tensions and uncertainty around Brexit — were also contributing to the slowdown in M&A, Mergermarket said.
Despite the downturn, Beranger Guille, global editorial analytics director at Mergermarket, said the data was no reason for pessimism.
"Vigorous private equity activity and a healthy domestic deal flow in the U.S. should give hope to dealmakers for the rest of 2019," he said in a press release Tuesday.
His views support the stance of analysts at consulting firm A.T. Kearney, who said in a report this week that major retail and consumer companies would look to M&A to strengthen their portfolios ahead of an expected economic slowdown.
Philippe Houchois, equity research analyst at Jefferies, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Wednesday that he expected to see more deals being made in the autos sector as political resistance to M&A in the sector subsided.
Meanwhile, Philip Noblet, head of U.K. investment banking at Jefferies, told Reuters last week that British firms may look to M&A to protect themselves from negative Brexit consequences.
"The amount of pressure on these companies will accelerate in the coming months and for some the choice will be between domestic consolidation and restructuring," he said.


Acknowledging its status as a street-style icon, adidas Originals highlights vintage styles and frequent limited-edition collaborations with trendsetting celebrities. The line offers casual athleisure—including clothing, shoes and accessories—for women, men and kids. Many items in the collection prominently feature the signature trefoil logo, signifying the brand's renowned heritage.