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C'est Palai village is a luxury housing development just 1200 meters from Jomtien Beach. The village is well maintained, safe and secure. The village also has easy access to Sukhumvit Road for trips to Pattaya or Bang Saray. It is located close to public parks, golf courses and other recreation areas. There are also local markets and shops nearby. We Sell Pattaya Property offers houses for sale and rent in this development.


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We started recording this episode moments after the Supreme Court's ruling on gay marriage, which made for some strangely earnest introductory banter. But don't worry: Eventually we get to talking about Pizza Hut wizards.
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Vivekabarathi Virus Hoax Makes A Comeback
By admin | June 20, 2006
Vivekabarathi Virus hoax is back to do rounds once again. Security experts at MicroWorld Technologies have noticed significant traffic of this email hoax in South Asia and Middle East last week. The mail goes about bluffing people that a user by name Vivekabarathi@yahoo.com will try to add them to Orkut online community and that users shouldn't accept the invitation as it will give them a deadly Virus!
This hoax started circulating since October 2005. It goes on to tell users that a 'very horrible virus' will crash their hard disk, once the invitation is accepted. There are some other variants also found for this hoax, but all of them tell more or less the same story.
Hoaxes are wrongful and misleading information spread via emails to create unnecessary panic and fear-psychosis among net users and general public. A large number of hoax mails have been about non-existing Viruses, but even scary mails on the ill effects of substances like lipsticks and cookies were found to be doing hysterical rounds, creating urban legends in the process. There were also hoax mails about the death of leading Indian film stars Shahrukh Khan and Aishwarya Rai, which even spilled over to the main stream media.
May be the perpetrators of these mails are doing it for cheap thrills, but definitely the harm these mails do is no less than what a Virus does. Such mails can clog your mailboxes, choke your bandwidth and spread utterly misleading and harmful information. In enterprises, this can contribute to a severe dent in productivity levels.
One such mail in the year 2002, instructed the recipients of it to search for a file in the computer and if found, it told users to delete it, as same was a Virus. Later, it turned out that the file was a Utility of the Windows Operating system and the result naturally was not very pleasant.
"In most cases such mails can be easily identified," says Sulabh Mahant, Security Expert, MicroWorld Technologies. "If they use too many bold and capital letters in the mail, tell you that that the virus will delete all your files in the computer or that there is no remedy for this virus, you will need to be suspicious about the mail."
One telling sign of such mails is a request to send it to as many people as possible so that you can really make a positive impact on the society! A hoax mail about the lead content in Lipstick produced by leading American cosmetic manufacturers, reported earlier by MicroWorld, was found to be exhorting users to take up the cudgels against monstrous, heartless business houses.
AntiVirus and Content Security solutions eScan and MailScan from MicroWorld Technologies effectively block chain mails and spam from reaching your mail boxes. Also a reverse DNS check is performed to see if the connecting IP resolves to a valid domain name, which ensures the authenticity of the domain that sends the mail.
"The days when these mails were just about some harmless prank have long ceased," says Govind Rammurthy, CEO, MicroWorld Technologies. "Their impact on the business and resources of enterprises are significant, with direct financial consequences. If you encounter mails like these, please delete them and don't forward them to your friends and colleagues."
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Breaking • COVID19
A further 12,330 coronavirus cases have been reported in the UK, according to the latest government figures.
And 205 people have died within 28 days of testing positive for the virus, taking the total number of coronavirus deaths in the UK to 58,448.
The number of deaths recorded tends to be lower over the weekend and on Mondays due to reporting delays.
Covid-19 is "back under control" thanks to England's lockdown, the health secretary has said, but the tiered system of restrictions will be essential to keeping levels of the virus down, he insisted.
Matt Hancock said cases of coronavirus in England have dropped by 30% in the last week, showing "national restrictions have been successful".
But he stressed the need for some restrictions to remain in place, saying that "while we can let up a little, we can't afford to let up a lot".
Mr Hancock pointed to the government's impact assessment in needing the new tiered approach, which says the NHS would soon be overwhelmed without the restrictions.
Calabria is Italy's poorest region. And while its infection rate and intensive care numbers are lower than northern Italy, its fragile health system is buckling. This region in Italy's southern toe was quickly declared a "red zone" in early November.
And while it battles its Covid-19 caseload, it also faces the damage wrought by decades of political mismanagement and plunders by its mafia, the 'Ndrangheta, which infiltrated the healthcare system..
Criminal gangs seized resources and ran up massive debts, leading to 18 of its public hospitals being closed and savage cuts to beds and staff.
The Irish Department of Health has been notified of one further coronavirus-related death and 306 new cases of the disease.
A total of 2,053 people have died with Covid-19 in Ireland with 72,544 cases of the disease. This includes the denotification of three previously confirmed cases.
The number of people in ICU is up one from yesterday at 31. There are 244 patients with Covid-19 in Irish hospitals with three additional hospitalisations in the past 24 hours.
Of the cases notified today 156 are men, 148 are women and 67% are under 45 years of age.
There were 108 cases in Dublin, 30 in Limerick, 22 in Galway, 17 in Donegal, 15 in Wicklow, 14 in Cork and the remaining 100 cases were spread across 18 other counties.
Fire crews battle blaze involving 12 Tons of hay on the back of articulated lorry
The driver of a car which dragged PC Andrew Harper to his death should be given a life sentence, the Attorney General has told the Court of Appeal


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We are happy to announce our new cooperation with Brianna Thomas.
Defined by her unique style, Maria João became a mark in the improvied music scene. Her remarkable vocal ability and her singular interpretive intensity earned her the international recognition as one of the best singers worldwide. "A poesia de Aldir Blanc" sets out to bring the Brazilian Aldir Blanc's exquisite poetry to the spotlight.
André Mehmari is considered one of Brazil's most talented and active musicians. His activities as pianist, composer, and arranger are highly regarded in both popular and classical music.
The second album by Luxembourg trio Dock In Absolute offers further confirmation of their genre-shifting approach to trio jazz, with familiar bop elements intermingeld with classical, pop and post-rock elements. Pianist Jean-Philippe Koch's romantic melodism, bassist David Kintziger's flowing lyricism and percussionist Michel Mootz's approach to the whole kit as an integrated musical instrument yields up a sustained and often surprising beauty.
The wonder of music is that it allows us to tap into a dimension where things are more connected thatn they may at first seem. Zohar Argov, Horace Silver, Rumi, Fairouz, an Italian neighborhood in NY and a city in Uzbekistan – these are just some of the people and places that have inspired this brand new album Connecting The Dots.
Guy Mintus is an Israeli born New York based pianist, composer & educator active in Jazz, World Music and contemporary scenes. His musical influences are borderless and bring together elements from Stride piano to Turkish Makams, Indian rhythms to Bach-styled conterpoint, Jewish melodies and American jazz standards that are seamlessly weaved together into his own signature style.


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// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements.
// The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the MIT license.
// See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information.

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.Immutable;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.FindSymbols;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Navigation;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.PatternMatching;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.PooledObjects;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Shared.Extensions;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.Text;
using Roslyn.Utilities;

namespace Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.NavigateTo
{
    internal abstract partial class AbstractNavigateToSearchService
    {
        public static Task<ImmutableArray<INavigateToSearchResult>> SearchProjectInCurrentProcessAsync(
            Project project, ImmutableArray<Document> priorityDocuments, string searchPattern, IImmutableSet<string> kinds, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
        {
            return FindSearchResultsAsync(
                project, priorityDocuments, searchDocument: null, pattern: searchPattern, kinds, cancellationToken: cancellationToken);
        }

        public static Task<ImmutableArray<INavigateToSearchResult>> SearchDocumentInCurrentProcessAsync(
            Document document, string searchPattern, IImmutableSet<string> kinds, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
        {
            return FindSearchResultsAsync(
                document.Project, priorityDocuments: ImmutableArray<Document>.Empty,
                document, searchPattern, kinds, cancellationToken);
        }

        private static async Task<ImmutableArray<INavigateToSearchResult>> FindSearchResultsAsync(
            Project project, ImmutableArray<Document> priorityDocuments, Document searchDocument,
            string pattern, IImmutableSet<string> kinds, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
        {
            // If the user created a dotted pattern then we'll grab the last part of the name
            var (patternName, patternContainerOpt) = PatternMatcher.GetNameAndContainer(pattern);
            var nameMatcher = PatternMatcher.CreatePatternMatcher(patternName, includeMatchedSpans: true, allowFuzzyMatching: true);

            var containerMatcherOpt = patternContainerOpt != null
                ? PatternMatcher.CreateDotSeparatedContainerMatcher(patternContainerOpt)
                : null;

            using (nameMatcher)
            using (containerMatcherOpt)
            {
                using var _1 = ArrayBuilder<PatternMatch>.GetInstance(out var nameMatches);
                using var _2 = ArrayBuilder<PatternMatch>.GetInstance(out var containerMatches);

                var declaredSymbolInfoKindsSet = new DeclaredSymbolInfoKindSet(kinds);

                var searchResults = await ComputeSearchResultsAsync(
                    project, priorityDocuments, searchDocument, nameMatcher, containerMatcherOpt,
                    declaredSymbolInfoKindsSet, nameMatches, containerMatches, cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);

                return ImmutableArray<INavigateToSearchResult>.CastUp(searchResults);
            }
        }

        private static async Task<ImmutableArray<SearchResult>> ComputeSearchResultsAsync(
            Project project, ImmutableArray<Document> priorityDocuments, Document searchDocument,
            PatternMatcher nameMatcher, PatternMatcher containerMatcherOpt,
            DeclaredSymbolInfoKindSet kinds,
            ArrayBuilder<PatternMatch> nameMatches, ArrayBuilder<PatternMatch> containerMatches,
            CancellationToken cancellationToken)
        {
            var result = ArrayBuilder<SearchResult>.GetInstance();

            // Prioritize the active documents if we have any.
            var highPriDocs = priorityDocuments.Where(d => project.ContainsDocument(d.Id))
                                               .ToImmutableArray();

            var highPriDocsSet = highPriDocs.ToSet();
            var lowPriDocs = project.Documents.Where(d => !highPriDocsSet.Contains(d));

            var orderedDocs = highPriDocs.AddRange(lowPriDocs);

            Debug.Assert(priorityDocuments.All(d => project.ContainsDocument(d.Id)), "Priority docs included doc not from project.");
            Debug.Assert(orderedDocs.Length == project.Documents.Count(), "Didn't have the same number of project after ordering them!");
            Debug.Assert(orderedDocs.Distinct().Length == orderedDocs.Length, "Ordered list contained a duplicate!");
            Debug.Assert(project.Documents.All(d => orderedDocs.Contains(d)), "At least one document from the project was missing from the ordered list!");

            foreach (var document in orderedDocs)
            {
                if (searchDocument != null && document != searchDocument)
                {
                    continue;
                }

                cancellationToken.ThrowIfCancellationRequested();
                var declarationInfo = await document.GetSyntaxTreeIndexAsync(cancellationToken).ConfigureAwait(false);

                foreach (var declaredSymbolInfo in declarationInfo.DeclaredSymbolInfos)
                {
                    AddResultIfMatch(
                        document, declaredSymbolInfo,
                        nameMatcher, containerMatcherOpt,
                        kinds,
                        nameMatches, containerMatches,
                        result, cancellationToken);
                }
            }

            return result.ToImmutableAndFree();
        }

        private static void AddResultIfMatch(
            Document document, DeclaredSymbolInfo declaredSymbolInfo,
            PatternMatcher nameMatcher, PatternMatcher containerMatcherOpt,
            DeclaredSymbolInfoKindSet kinds,
            ArrayBuilder<PatternMatch> nameMatches, ArrayBuilder<PatternMatch> containerMatches,
            ArrayBuilder<SearchResult> result, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
        {
            nameMatches.Clear();
            containerMatches.Clear();

            cancellationToken.ThrowIfCancellationRequested();
            if (kinds.Contains(declaredSymbolInfo.Kind) &&
                nameMatcher.AddMatches(declaredSymbolInfo.Name, nameMatches) &&
                containerMatcherOpt?.AddMatches(declaredSymbolInfo.FullyQualifiedContainerName, containerMatches) != false)
            {
                result.Add(ConvertResult(
                    declaredSymbolInfo, document, nameMatches, containerMatches));
            }
        }

        private static SearchResult ConvertResult(
            DeclaredSymbolInfo declaredSymbolInfo, Document document,
            ArrayBuilder<PatternMatch> nameMatches, ArrayBuilder<PatternMatch> containerMatches)
        {
            var matchKind = GetNavigateToMatchKind(nameMatches);

            // A match is considered to be case sensitive if all its constituent pattern matches are
            // case sensitive.
            var isCaseSensitive = nameMatches.All(m => m.IsCaseSensitive) && containerMatches.All(m => m.IsCaseSensitive);
            var kind = GetItemKind(declaredSymbolInfo);
            var navigableItem = NavigableItemFactory.GetItemFromDeclaredSymbolInfo(declaredSymbolInfo, document);

            var matchedSpans = ArrayBuilder<TextSpan>.GetInstance();
            foreach (var match in nameMatches)
            {
                matchedSpans.AddRange(match.MatchedSpans);
            }

            return new SearchResult(
                document, declaredSymbolInfo, kind, matchKind, isCaseSensitive, navigableItem,
                matchedSpans.ToImmutableAndFree());
        }

        private static string GetItemKind(DeclaredSymbolInfo declaredSymbolInfo)
        {
            switch (declaredSymbolInfo.Kind)
            {
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Class:
                    return NavigateToItemKind.Class;
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Constant:
                    return NavigateToItemKind.Constant;
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Delegate:
                    return NavigateToItemKind.Delegate;
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Enum:
                    return NavigateToItemKind.Enum;
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.EnumMember:
                    return NavigateToItemKind.EnumItem;
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Event:
                    return NavigateToItemKind.Event;
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Field:
                    return NavigateToItemKind.Field;
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Interface:
                    return NavigateToItemKind.Interface;
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Constructor:
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.ExtensionMethod:
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Method:
                    return NavigateToItemKind.Method;
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Module:
                    return NavigateToItemKind.Module;
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Indexer:
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Property:
                    return NavigateToItemKind.Property;
                case DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Struct:
                    return NavigateToItemKind.Structure;
                default:
                    throw ExceptionUtilities.UnexpectedValue(declaredSymbolInfo.Kind);
            }
        }

        private static NavigateToMatchKind GetNavigateToMatchKind(ArrayBuilder<PatternMatch> nameMatches)
        {
            if (nameMatches.Any(r => r.Kind == PatternMatchKind.Exact))
            {
                return NavigateToMatchKind.Exact;
            }

            if (nameMatches.Any(r => r.Kind == PatternMatchKind.Prefix))
            {
                return NavigateToMatchKind.Prefix;
            }

            if (nameMatches.Any(r => r.Kind == PatternMatchKind.Substring))
            {
                return NavigateToMatchKind.Substring;
            }

            if (nameMatches.Any(r => r.Kind == PatternMatchKind.CamelCaseExact))
            {
                return NavigateToMatchKind.CamelCaseExact;
            }

            if (nameMatches.Any(r => r.Kind == PatternMatchKind.CamelCasePrefix))
            {
                return NavigateToMatchKind.CamelCasePrefix;
            }

            if (nameMatches.Any(r => r.Kind == PatternMatchKind.CamelCaseNonContiguousPrefix))
            {
                return NavigateToMatchKind.CamelCaseNonContiguousPrefix;
            }

            if (nameMatches.Any(r => r.Kind == PatternMatchKind.CamelCaseSubstring))
            {
                return NavigateToMatchKind.CamelCaseSubstring;
            }

            if (nameMatches.Any(r => r.Kind == PatternMatchKind.CamelCaseNonContiguousSubstring))
            {
                return NavigateToMatchKind.CamelCaseNonContiguousSubstring;
            }

            return NavigateToMatchKind.Regular;
        }

        private readonly struct DeclaredSymbolInfoKindSet
        {
            private readonly ImmutableArray<bool> _lookupTable;

            public DeclaredSymbolInfoKindSet(IEnumerable<string> navigateToItemKinds)
            {
                // The 'Contains' method implementation assumes that the DeclaredSymbolInfoKind type is unsigned.
                Debug.Assert(Enum.GetUnderlyingType(typeof(DeclaredSymbolInfoKind)) == typeof(byte));

                var lookupTable = new bool[Enum.GetValues(typeof(DeclaredSymbolInfoKind)).Length];
                foreach (var navigateToItemKind in navigateToItemKinds)
                {
                    switch (navigateToItemKind)
                    {
                        case NavigateToItemKind.Class:
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Class] = true;
                            break;

                        case NavigateToItemKind.Constant:
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Constant] = true;
                            break;

                        case NavigateToItemKind.Delegate:
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Delegate] = true;
                            break;

                        case NavigateToItemKind.Enum:
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Enum] = true;
                            break;

                        case NavigateToItemKind.EnumItem:
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.EnumMember] = true;
                            break;

                        case NavigateToItemKind.Event:
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Event] = true;
                            break;

                        case NavigateToItemKind.Field:
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Field] = true;
                            break;

                        case NavigateToItemKind.Interface:
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Interface] = true;
                            break;

                        case NavigateToItemKind.Method:
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Constructor] = true;
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.ExtensionMethod] = true;
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Method] = true;
                            break;

                        case NavigateToItemKind.Module:
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Module] = true;
                            break;

                        case NavigateToItemKind.Property:
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Indexer] = true;
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Property] = true;
                            break;

                        case NavigateToItemKind.Structure:
                            lookupTable[(int)DeclaredSymbolInfoKind.Struct] = true;
                            break;

                        default:
                            // Not a recognized symbol info kind
                            break;
                    }
                }

                _lookupTable = ImmutableArray.CreateRange(lookupTable);
            }

            public bool Contains(DeclaredSymbolInfoKind item)
            {
                return (int)item < _lookupTable.Length
                    && _lookupTable[(int)item];
            }
        }
    }
}

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In many ways, The Gloaming began with a question: what would happen if you amplified and enhanced traditional Irish music's rich, melancholic, soulful tones with modern hues of jazz, contemporary classical, and experimental music? Although charged by the traditions of Ireland, what The Gloaming do with the structures of Irish music is anything but simple nostalgia. They introduce deep wells of personality and experience, drawing lyrics from the history of Irish literature, old and new, and creating a modern sound 'steeped in traditional Celtic influences but bravely contemporary' (The Guardian). The music is played with the authority of virtuosos and the result is unclouded by sheen or sentimentality. Instead, it's haunting and emotionally charged, sounding ancient without being a mere reproduction.
The Gloaming brings together five musical masters. Steeped in traditional Irish music since birth, fiddlers Martin Hayes and Caoimhin Ô Raghallaigh and sean-nós singer Iarla Ô Lionáird are joined by New York pianist Thomas Bartlett (Doveman), and Chicago-born guitarist Dennis Cahill. The Gloaming's most recent 2018 album, Live at the NCH, was recorded over the course of the Gloaming's record-breaking 24 straight sold-out shows at the National Concert Hall in Dublin and has been hailed by The Arts Desk as, 'one of the great live recordings, in any genre.' Using previous studio recordings as points of departure, these performances stretch out and roam in unexpected new directions, incorporating new tunes and rearranging old ones, filled with the excitement and delight of five master musicians coming together as one. Their recent venture into the studio, The Gloaming 3, was released in the Spring of 2019. Like it's predecessors, it richly reimagines the vernacular of traditional Irish music with elements of post-rock, contemporary classical, chamber, and minimalism.
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"Meáchan Rudaí (The Weight of Things)" (Embed)
"Áthas" (Audio) (Embed)
Biography/Program Notes: Download (doc)
Live at the NCH Album Press Release: Download (doc)
Live EP from National Concert Hall in Dublin: Download (mp3)
The Gloaming 3 (February 22, 2019)
Official Website: www.thegloamingmusic.net
Band Member Websites:
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"Martin Hayes":"http://www.martinhayes.com/
"Iarla Ô Lionáird":http://www.iarla.com/
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The Gloaming 3, One of Best Irish Albums of the Year
From The Irish Times What are the best Irish albums of the year (so far)? By: TONY CLAYTON-LEA "The modus operandi of The Gloaming's vocalist, Iarla Ô Lionáird, is to bring the listener into 'a more mantric and transcendent space.' From the first track (The Weight Of Things/Méachan Rudai) he and his fellow musicians do exactly that. Referencing more than...
Posted Jul 1st, 2019
The Gloaming on their new album
From The Irish News Trad: The Gloaming on their new album 3 By: Robert McMillen [Music] can bring us ecstatic joy or deep sorrow, help us do the Hucklebuck or the Haymaker's Jig and there is also music that we can sit or lie down to and let its sounds wash over us, like a kind of musical mindfulness. Such...
Posted Feb 22nd, 2019
Visionary exploration of traditional music-making
From The Irish Times The Gloaming: The Gloaming 3 review '" Visionary exploration of traditional music-making By: Siobhan Long Choosing for their third studio album release a cover illustration titled Precipice might say something about The Gloaming's state of mind. As with their two previous studio albums, the band have mined deep and aimed high. Drawing themselves up to their...
The Gloaming Announce New Album
From Real World Records The Gloaming announce new album and share two tracks The Gloaming are delighted to announce that their new studio album 'The Gloaming 3' will be released on 22 February 2019 on Real World Records. Produced by Thomas Bartlett, it was recorded last autumn in New York at Reservoir Studios. The album is available to pre-order now...
Martin Hayes Appointed Cultural Ambassador for Ireland
From RTE Negga and Hayes among Cultural Ambassadors for Ireland Minister for Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht Josepha Madigan has announced the appointment of five new Cultural Ambassadors to 'assist in & enhance' the promotion of Ireland in the global arena under the Government's Global Ireland 2025 initiative. The quartet of Cultural Ambassadors includes musician Martin Hayes, architects Shelly McNamara...
Posted Jan 8th, 2019
The Gloaming: 'Live at the NCH'
From The Arts Desk Albums of the Year 2018: The Gloaming – Live at the NCH By: Tim Cumming The Irish American supergroup was only meant to be a one-off, but the fervour of their audiences' passion for the music '" across two studio albums from Real World, and some magnificent concerts in the UK, Ireland and the US '"...
Watch: The Gloaming (Live at the NCH)
From Folk Radio WATCH: THE GLOAMING '" FÁINLEOG/THE OLD FAVOURITE (LIVE AT THE NCH) By: Alex Gallacher Earlier this year Irish/American supergroup The Gloaming played seven sold-out shows at the National Concert Hall in Dublin. Watch the live versions of 'Fáinleog' and 'The Old Favourite'. Both tracks feature on the Gloaming's album Live at the NCH which we reviewed here....
Posted Aug 30th, 2018
'Live at the NCH' Review
From The Sydney Morning Herald Music reviews: Kimbra, Keith Jarrett, Christa Ludwig, the Gloaming and more By: Barry Divola, Kish Lal, John Shand, Bronwyn Thompson and Barney Zwartz IRISH The Gloaming LIVE AT THE NCH A fine mist seems to descend right from the opening moments of The Booley House, so delicate and wistful is Martin Hayes' fiddle, and immediately...
The Gloaming: Live at the NCH
From FRUK: The Very Best in Folk, Acoustic, and Americana New Album From The Gloaming: Live at the NCH By: Alex Gallacher The musicians of The Gloaming came together seven years ago to explore the possibilities of Irish contemporary music, and have since gone from strength to sparkling strength. And it's too late to stop now. What began as an...
The Gloaming in the west
From The Irish Times By Jim Carroll A review of The Gloaming's weekend show in Galway It's about five minutes in when the moment occurs or, rather, the first of the moments. A look between the players onstage, a nod, a quiet smile: the human version of what happens when a rocket is warmed up and ready to engage. When...
Spectrum album reviews: Ngaiire, Ladyhawke, Mark Pritchard and The Gloaming
From The Sydney Morning Herald The Gloaming Album Review No one damages a tradition more than a conservative, whose dry immutability makes it crack and ultimately crumble. Keeping a tradition alive requires the moisturising effect of change. Not that the members of the Gloaming carry on their quiet revolution in Irish traditional music for philosophical reasons: it comes purely from...
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The Gloaming review – exhilarating folk from a classy, original group
From The Guardian The Gloaming review '" exhilarating folk from a classy, original group By: Robin Denselow The Gloaming are that rarity: a folk band who manage to be classy, original and commercial. An Irish-American five''piece of distinguished but very different musicians, they mix tradition with experimentation and are better suited to the concert circuit than clubs or festivals. Tonight's...
Posted Mar 4th, 2015
Shortlist for the Meteor Choice Music Prize 2014 Announced
From The Last Mixed Tape Shortlist for the Meteor Choice Music Prize 2014 Announced By: Stephen White The shortlist of nominations for the 2014 Meteor Choice Music Prize album of the year has been announced today. Now in its 10th year, the ten 2014 nominees for the Meteor Choice Music Prize include: Aphex Twin, Delorentos, The Gloaming, Hozier, James Vincent...
The best albums of 2014: how our writers voted
From The Guardian The best albums of 2014: how our writers voted Michael Hann Albums: The War on Drugs '" Lost in the Dream Ultimate Painting '" Ultimate Painting Sleaford Mods '" Divide and Exit St Vincent '" St Vincent Young Fathers '" Dead Robert Plant '" Lullaby '¦ and the Ceaseless Roar The Gloaming '" The Gloaming Ty Segall...
Posted Dec 16th, 2014
Best Global Music Of 2014
From NPR Best Global Music Of 2014 By: Anastasia Tsioulcas The Gloaming: 'The Gloaming' Bands are too often hyped as supergroups, but The Gloaming is the real deal – and one that breaks free of the traditional boundaries of their genre. Featuring an unusual lineup of singer, two fiddles, guitar and piano, The Gloaming is by any measure an all-star...
NPR Music's 50 Favorite Albums Of 2014
From NPR NPR Music's 50 Favorite Albums Of 2014 By: Bob Boilen Irish melodies can be the most plaintive melodies, especially when some of the most expressive Irish musicians come together in one band. The Gloaming is Thomas Bartlett (a.k.a. Doveman) on piano, Chicago guitarist Dennis Cahill, (my favorite) Irish fiddler Martin Hayes, drone based fiddler Caoimhin Ô Raghallaigh and...
Posted Dec 8th, 2014
The Gloaming review: Irish evolution leads to blazing concert
From The Sydney Morning Herald The Gloaming review: Irish evolution leads to blazing concert By: John Shand The Gloaming Sydney Opera House, Concert Hall, October 27 '…'…'…'…'… Here was a concert to blaze in the memory. Rather than settling for being one of the great fiddlers of Irish music, Martin Hayes had to ask "What if . . .?", and...
Irish-American Band The Gloaming Creates New Sounds
From The Sydney Morning Herald Irish-American Band The Gloaming Creates New Sounds By: John Shand An 11-year-old American boy once became obsessed with the music of an Irish fiddler. Two decades later the pair formed a band that is reshaping Irish music in ways that may echo through the ages. Imagine if Brian Eno or even Sigur Ros played traditional...
Contact: The Gloaming's Unlikely Convergence
From Mother Jones Magazine Contact: The Gloaming's Unlikely Convergence: Martin Hayes and Thomas Bartlett on their multigenerational Irish-music powerhouse. By Jacob Blickenstaff The Gloaming is a collaboration of some of the most respected names in traditional Irish music. Its self-titled debut album, released earlier this year, is a masterfully restrained, hypnotic and elemental record that combines fiddle music, Irish songs...
The Gloaming: continuing adventures of a trad fusion supergroup
From Irish Times The five virtuosos of The Gloaming can afford to be choosy about how, and where, they play their transcendental blend of trad, jazz, rock and classical music By Jim Carroll Tere are some nights that illuminate your mind for a long time afterwards. A Sunday in January at the National Concert Hall. A packed room exuding expectation...
Posted Aug 9th, 2014
How the Gloaming assembled their craic squad
From The Guardian How the Gloaming assembled their craic squad By: Alfred hickling Ceiliuradh is the Gaelic word for celebration; and a warm April evening finds a ceiliuradh to end all ceiliuradhs at the Royal Albert Hall. The guest of honour is Michael D Higgins, the first Irish president to make an official state visit to Britain, and practically every...
Posted Jul 23rd, 2014
New Sounds Live: The Gloaming in The Greene Space (Part 2)
From WNYC New Sounds Live: The Gloaming in The Greene Space (Part 2) From the New Sounds Live Concerts, listen to the Irish-American "Supergroup" The Gloaming, recorded at our own Jerome L. Greene Space a few weeks ago. The ensemble is made up of extraordinary musicians: gifted Irish fiddler Martin Hayes, Chicago guitarist Dennis Cahill, hardanger innovator Caoimhín Ô Raghallaigh,...
From WNYC New Sounds Live: The Gloaming in The Greene Space (Part 1) From the New Sounds Live Concerts, listen to the Irish-American "Supergroup" The Gloaming, recorded at our own Jerome L. Greene Space a few weeks ago. The all-star ensemble is made up of extraordinary musicians: New York pianist Thomas Bartlett (aka Doveman), Chicago guitarist Dennis Cahill, gifted Irish...
Posted Jul 2nd, 2014
New Sounds: Twilight Songs
From WNYC 93.9 FM New Sounds: Twilight Songs Hear music that inhabits a twilit world on this New Sounds, featuring a set from the remarkable Irish-American quintet The Gloaming. Comprised of the gifted Irish fiddler Martin Hayes, hardanger innovator Caoimhín Ô Raghallaigh and Irish master singer Iarla Ô Lionáird, together with Chicago guitarist Dennis Cahill, and New York pianist Thomas...
The Gloaming on RTE's 'Other Voices'
Other Voices returns for its 12th season with performances from its spiritual home of St James' Church, Dingle Co Kerry and The Glassworks, Derry. Programme one features The Gloaming, William Doyle aka East India Youth, Take Me To Church singer Hozier and newcomer Roise Carney. To watch the video click here
Posted Mar 31st, 2014
The Gloaming perform The Sailor's Bonnet at Other Voices 2014 in Derry
from theguardian.com The Gloaming '" a transatlantic Irish-American folk supergroup '" released their first album to rave reviews in January. They were the only band to win a standing ovation at this year's Other Voices festival in Derry '" and here you can see them performing one of the standout numbers, The Sailor's Bonnet.
The Gloaming: 'There's a kind of experiment happening every night'
from irishtimes.com By: Siobhan Long The quintet's music isn't traditional, nor is it classical: it's contemporary music that insinuates itself within the subconscious, and it's very exciting. 'Beware of becoming your own tribute band.' That's a lesson Dennis Cahill has learned through his years of collaborating with the Clare fiddler Martin Hayes. His spare, minimalist guitar accompaniment to Hayes's spectral...
Album Review: The Gloaming, 'The Gloaming'
from theartsdesk.com A remarkable debut album from Irish music's latest supergroup Musically, lyrically, dramatically, on every count this debut album from The Gloaming is exceptional. Four-fifths of the group – Clare fiddle player Martin Hayes, Chicago guitarist Dennis Cahill, the Cúil Aodha sean nós singer Iarla Ô Lionaird and Dublin-born hardanger player Caoimhín Ô Raghallaigh – are all well-known figures...
First Listen: The Gloaming, 'The Gloaming'
from NPR.org by Anastasia Tsioulcas First Listen: The Gloaming, 'The Gloaming' The prime minister of Ireland showed up for The Gloaming's first gig; that's how big the supergroup's formation has been for fans of Irish music. Here at NPR Music, Bob Boilen and I have been waiting anxiously for the band's first album ever since The Gloaming made its U.S....
The Gloaming's "Truly Dazzling Show"
From The Irish Post Live review: The Gloaming, Union Chapel, London By James Martin …And it's a truly dazzling show, where extraordinary musicianship meets with old Gaelic numbers '" one of which, No. 44, is, we are told, some 800 years old '" delivered with a contemporary twist. The highlight of the evening? There's singer Iarla Ô Lionáird's rich, textured...
The Gloaming "Surpasses All Expectations"
From Theartsdesk.com The Gloaming, Union Chapel UK premiere by Irish music's latest supergroup surpasses all expectations By: Peter Quinn …Hailing from Cúil Aodha in the West Cork Gaeltacht, any group that has Iarla Ô Lionaird as their singer already has a distinctly unfair advantage. One of the glories of contemporary music, in songs such as 'Muince An Dreoilín', the pithily...
Martin Hayes & Dennis Cahill: Tiny Desk Concert
From NPR.org Martin Hayes & Dennis Cahill: Tiny Desk Concert Click here to see Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill, of The Gloaming, featured on All Things Considered during their Tiny Desk Concert segment.
Bill Bragin on The Gloaming
From WQXR Mixtapes: Involuntary Songs with Bill Bragin Declared 'one of the most influential figures in the New York live-music business' by The New York Times, Bill Bragin has had his hands in everything from Central Park SummerStage to Lincoln Center's Out of Doors festival to the annual globalFEST world music celebration. Formerly the director of the NYC's iconic Joe's...
REVIEW: The Gloaming
from State The Gloaming By Niall Crumlish There won't be much in the way of arguments over this gig. There won't be any bad reviews. The Gloaming '" Thomas Bartlett, Dennis Cahill, Martin Hayes, Caoimhín Ô Raghallaigh, and Iarla Ô Lionáird '" are five stunningly gifted and diverse musicians and together they are more than the sum of their parts....
Listen to The Gloaming's New EP
from The New Yorker LISTEN TO THE GLOAMING By John Donohue With St. Patrick's Day coming up on Saturday, it's not hard to find Irish music at this time of year. Traditional bagpipe players will soon be marching up Fifth Avenue and elsewhere. Local bands, such as Black 47, which is at the B.B. King Blues Club & Grill this...
The Gloaming Announce Vicar Street Gig
from Golden Plec The Gloaming Announce Vicar Street Gig By Kev Meagher The super group concept runs again, this time we have five men who sold out the National Concert Hall last August when they made their live debut, now they are back for a run at 2012. They are a strange combination featuring New York pianist Bartlett, sean-nos singer...
Posted Feb 23rd, 2012
The Gloaming's Martin Hayes: Rhythm and Strings
from Irish America Martin Hayes: Rhythm and Strings By Tara Dougherty Whether playing solo or with the newly formed The Gloaming, Martin Hayes, the marvelously gifted fiddler, finds his mesmeric rhythm in the Irish tunes he learned from his father '" the leader of the famed Tulla Ceili band '" and other master musicians in east County Clare. The first...
Posted Jan 31st, 2012
The Gloaming LIVE at globalFEST 2012
from NPR The Gloaming: globalFEST 2012 By Anastasia Tsioulcas The onset of globalFEST usually marks the arrival of artists largely (or totally) unknown to American audiences, but The Gloaming's set was something else altogether: It was the U.S. debut of an Irish supergroup. The Gloaming features indie-pop favorite Thomas Bartlett (a.k.a. Doveman), fiddlers Martin Hayes and Caoimhín Ô Raghallaigh, guitarist...
REVIEW: The Gloaming at globalFEST 2012
from The New York Times A Night When All the World's Onstage By Jon Pareles The world was fused at Globalfest on Sunday night. The sold-out event at Webster Hall was the ninth-annual world-music showcase, timed to coincide with the Association of Performing Arts Presenters' annual convention: 12 acts from 5 continents. At Globalfest the old image of world music...
INTERVIEW: The Gloaming
from Journal of Music Interview with Martin Hayes and Iarla Ô Lionáird of The Gloaming By Paul O'Connor After their first ever concert, which took place in the National Concert Hall, Dublin in August last year, I spoke to Martin Hayes and Iarla Ô Lionáird about their new band, The Gloaming, which includes in its line-up Dennis Cahill on guitar,...
New Album From The Gloaming in 2012
from The Irish Times 25 things to look forward to in 2012 The Gloaming Album It was short, but The Gloaming's summer tour was invigorating and potentially seminal, with the music bracing and beautiful in equal measure. The supergroup of sean-nós singer Iarla Ô Lionáird, fiddle players Martin Hayes and Caoimhín Ô Raghallaigh, guitarist Dennis Cahill and classically trained pianist...
Posted Jan 2nd, 2012
REVIEW: The Gloaming at National Concert Hall, Dublin
from Thumped The Gloaming National Concert Hall, 20th August By Siobhán Kane Siobhán Kane caught The Gloaming's recent performance at The National Concert Hall. The seed for these five brilliant musicians to come together was sown, as so many things are, over a few tipples and talk; and somewhere, from initial conversations between fiddler Martin Hayes and sean nós singer,...
Dream Team Gather in The Gloaming
from The Irish Examiner Dream Team Gather in The Gloaming By Nicki Davis THE enigmatic Dublin-born fiddle player Caomhín Ô Raghallaigh has stirred the traditional scene, releasing five albums in 10 years, four of them collaborations with leading lights in Irish music. Known for marrying old-school techniques with an experimental outlook, Ô Raghallaigh now brings his unique soundworld to The...
The Dawn of The Gloaming
from The Irish Times The Dawn of The Gloaming The Gloaming features some of the great names of Irish music '" and an American who cut his teeth as a 12-year-old music promoter. The result is an intriguing supergroup, writes SIOBHÁN LONG 'THE ONLY style of music I'd like to be identified with is good music,' Thomas Bartlett insists. This...
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This was music of an entirely different hue: neither slavishly traditional nor wilfully contemporary, it sought out uncharted terrain (some of which was undoubtedly familiar) '" and, most impressively, welcomed their audience as essential passengers on that journey.
Steeped in traditional Celtic influences but bravely contemporary…Exquisite.
Via their mastery of traditional playing, they sensitively reinterpreted the wealth of songs at their disposal as well as newly composed melodies. The result was traditional music that was often arrestingly new.
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Their live performances so far have been revelatory… Future dates are likely to cement them as one of the great forces in Irish music.
The post-rock, post-minimalist (post-everything?) piano of Thomas Bartlett (Doveman, Nico Muhly, The National) undergirding the dramatic crescendos of Irish supergroup The Gloaming…
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It's a staggering display of both emotion and virtuosity.


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Alcohol Trade Restrictions and Alcohol Consumption: On the Effectiveness of State Policy
Kolosnitsyna M., Khorkina N., Sitdikov M. T. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2017. Vol. 28. No. 5. P. 548-557.
The paper analyzes the impact of nighttime alcohol trade restrictions in regions of Russia on the consumption of alcoholic beverages. Evaluation has been carried out based on the regional Rosstat data and individual data of the Russia Longitudinal Monitoring Survey by the HSE for 2009–2010. Econometric analysis has revealed a positive correlation between the amount of consumed alcohol and the duration of the allowed time for alcohol sales in the region. In addition, it has been found that night restrictions are more efficient than morning restrictions in the context of a decrease in alcohol consumption. The obtained results indicate the expediency of further tightening of the restrictive policy.
A Medium-Term Forecast of Crude Oil Bid Prices
Kossov V. V. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2016. Vol. 27. No. 6. P. 668-676.
This paper describes the forecasting of crude oil prices for the next few years. This forecast is essential to strategic investors' understanding of the price at which it will be possible to sell the goods in which theyhave invested.
Analysis of changes in technical efficiency of Russian agricultural organizations during the reform period
Yanbykh, R.G., Saraikin, V.A. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2014. P. 343-350.
Добавлено: 2 июня 2020
Analysis of Dynamics of Public and Private Expenditures on Health Care and Education in Contemporary Russia
E.E. Balashova, Suvorov A., Ivanov V. et al. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2014. Vol. 25. No. 6. P. 551-559.
This paper provides an estimate of the dynamics in expenditures on health care and education made from all sources in Russia in the 1995–2012 and viewed as investments in human capital. These data from Russia are compared with those from other countries. The problems of efficiency in the functioning of these systems and different affordability of these services are considered.
An Empirical Model of the Relationship between Value Added Elements and Final Product in the Russian Economy
Ershov E. B., Schugal N. B. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2008. No. 2. P. 116-135.
This is a sequel to a paper published in the previous issue of this journal (No. 1, 2008), which dealtwith a system of tables to provide a theoretical description of the transformation of primary incomes into finalconsumption and saving expenditures. On the basis of the proposed system of tables an empirical model wasbuilt, which can describe in quantitative terms the relationship between the elements of value added and endproduct in the Russian economy over the period 1995-2003. We have proposed and put into practice an algorithmfor estimating primary income parts (flows) spent on financing various end-use items. The calculatedflows are interpreted as elements of Quadrant IV of the interindustry balance (or tables of use of goods and services)in current consumer prices. We have estimated a system of dynamic equations for these shares, whichcan be used as the basis for predicting the end-use structure under given volumes of value added elements.
Approaches to Assessing the Factors of Production and Technological Development of the National Economies: Review of International Practice
M.E. Mamonov, A.A. Pestova, E.M. Sabel'nikova et al. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2015. Vol. 26. No. 6. P. 544-554.
A predictive model of economic dynamics during stagflation taking into account the volatility of the national currency
Akaev A., Ziyadullaev N., Sarygulov A. et al. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2017. Vol. 28. No. 3. P. 266-270.
This paper considers the mathematical model of economic dynamics under the conditions of stagflation, which was previously developed by the authors and is now generalized for the case of the volatility of the national currency due to the volatility of oil prices. The model is used for the medium-term forecast of economic development in Russia up to 2020.
Assessing data on mortality from external causes: Case study of the Republic of Bashkortostan
Yumaguzin V., Vinnik M. V. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2017. Vol. 28. No. 1. P. 97-109.
The article addresses the poor quality of mortality statistics due to external causes, as figures are understated in Russia and its federal subjects. The actual death rates for homicides, suicides, and alcohol poisonings in the Republic of Bashkortostan have been reviewed based on the suggested models. According to models 1–3, on average, homicide mortality is estimated to be 1.6 times higher for males and 1.4 times higher for females compared to the officially reported data; suicide mortality rates are 1.2 times higher for both genders, while fatal accidental poisonings by alcohol are 1.8 times higher among males and 2.1 times higher among females. Model 4 predicts the gain in homicide mortality to be 3.8 and 3.2 times that for males and females, respectively, and the increase in suicide mortality to be 1.4 times higher for males and 2 times higher for females. Last but not least, mortality from fatal alcohol poisoning is predicted to be 3.0 times and 5.9 times higher than the officially reported rates. The mortality rate from the all so-called external causes is expected to increase by 1.2 times among males and by 1.4 times among females, mainly due to the increase in mortality levels in working-age groups (15–60).
Assessing Sustainability of Development of Ecological and Economic Systems: A Dynamic Method
Tretyakova E. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2014. No. 4. P. 423-430.
В статье рассматриваются методологические подходы к измерению устойчивости развития социо-эколого-экономических систем. Представлены результаты оценки устойчивости развития Российской Федерации в 2005-2011 гг. с использованием предлагаемой системы динамических показателей, в которой различные частные динамические характеристики экономической, экологической и социальной компонент развития находятся в определенной соподчиненной упорядоченности.
Assessment of Russian aviation development for long-term prospects with the regard for Arctic developing: reproductive and technological aspects
I.E. Frolov. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2016. Vol. 27. No. 6. P. 629-637.
Добавлено: 8 декабря 2017
A Theoretical Model of the Relationship between Value Added Elements and Final Product
Ershov E. B., Schugal N. B. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2008. No. 1. P. 20-34.
This paper focuses on the development of a theoretical scheme describing the transformation of primaryincomes into end consumption and savings in the Russian economy. This scheme is basically a system ofinterrelated tables reflecting the distribution of primary incomes across the institutional sectors and their furtherreallocation and use. The scheme makes allowances for the specific features of the Russian economy and existingstatistics. In terms of methodology, it is coordinated with the interindustry balance in current buyer pricesand, from the theoretical standpoint, describes the connection between Quadrant II and Quadrant III of the balance.Therefore, the proposed system of tables is treated in the paper as Quadrant IV of the interindustry balance.The theoretical scheme is used by the authors as a necessary basis for constructing an empirical model ofthe relationship between value added and end product, which will be published in the next issue of this journal.
Bankruptcy-prediction models for Russian enterprises: Specific sector-related characteristics
Fedorova E., Dovzhenko S., Fedorov F. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2016. Vol. 27. No. 3. P. 254-261.
Analyzing the accounting reports of 8573 Russian companies, the article determined the threshold values of the indicators for known foreign and domestic bankruptcy probability models for ten sectors of the economy. The developed a ten-factor bankruptcy model is based on sector-specific threshold values and has a relatively high predictive power for the majority of sectors.
Добавлено: 8 июля 2016
Comparative Assessment of Mortality Rate of the Population in Russian and Foreign Megacities
Kharkova T. L., Kvasha E. A., Revich B. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2018. Vol. 29. No. 6. P. 690-697.
Comparing the banking models in China and Russia: Revisited
Vernikov A. V. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2015. Vol. 26. No. 2. P. 178-187.
Components of total factor productivity of the Russian economy with respect to other countries of the world: The role of technical efficiency
Apokin A. Yu., Ipatova I.B. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2017. Vol. 28. No. 1. P. 15-21.
Concentration of the Russian Insurance Market: Trends and Predictive Estimates.
Grishchenko N. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2019. Vol. 30. No. 1. P. 79-85.
В статье рассматривается концентрация страхового рынка в России, еe влияние на состояние страхования в стране и регионах. Проанализированы показатели концентрации страхового рынка, в том числе по видам страхования, уточнены факторы их изменения в период 2014–2018 гг. Даны прогнозные оценки концентрации страхового бизнеса на основе выявленных тенденций.
Dynamics of Russia's Competitive Positions on Foreign Markets
A.A. Gnidchenko, V.A. Salnikov. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2013. Vol. 24. No. 6. P. 555-569.
Econometric Methods for Investigating Dynamics Indicators of the Resource Intensity in the Domestic Economy (Tools and Statistical Results)
Balashova E., Suvorov N. V., Davidkova O. et al. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2013. Vol. 24. No. 5. P. 409-421.
The present paper is a continuation of theoretical and methodological issues concerning the construction of time series of indicators of the utilization of capital, labor, and material resources (or inverse indicators of resource intensity). The indicators were differentiated by the so-called "new" and "old" elements of the productive apparatus. The paper presents the approaches to practical implementation of the developed econometric methods and the results of construction of indicators of material resources use in physical terms for the reported balance sheets.
Estimating the Effect of Higher Education on an Employee's Wage
Potanin B. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2019. Vol. 30. No. 3. P. 319-326.
Evaluation of Sustainable Development Indicators for Regions of Russia
Tretyakova E., Osipova M. Y. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2018. Vol. 29. No. 2. P. 124-134.
В статье предлагается способ соединения статических и динамических характеристик для сравнительной оценки уровня, устойчивости, а также сбалансированности развития регионов в социальной, экономической и экологической сферах. Использование предложенного методического инструментария позволило выявить в исследуемых регионах проблемные области и стабильно проявляющиеся динамические диспропорции, требующие корректирующих воздействий для обеспечения устойчивого развития
EVOLUTION OF INSTRUMENTS OF STATE SUPPORT OF INDUSTRY IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION: FROM FEDERAL TARGET PROGRAMS TO THE STATE PROGRAM
Kalinin A. M. Studies on Russian Economic Development. 2018. Vol. 29. No. 1. P. 28-34.
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Return skillet to stove. Add 1/4 cup oil, garlic and red pepper flakes. Keep burner on warm while pasta cooks.
Cook pasta in large pot of rapidly boiling salted water, stirring occasionally for 8 minutes. Add broccoli rabe and cook until orecchiette is al dente, about 3 minutes. Drain, reserving 2/3 cup pasta water. Return pasta and broccoli rabe to pot, add sausage, cooking water, oil mixture and cheeses. Toss to combine over low heat for 2 minutes. Season to taste with salt and pepper and serve hot.


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Utah critics oppose do-it-yourself rape evidence kits
(Photo courtesy of Julie Valentine) PRESERVEkit, an at-home, DIY sexual assault kit, pictured next to a Utah state sexual assault evidence collection kit.
By Becky Jacobs
| Sep. 6, 2019, 12:00 p.m.
| Updated: Sep. 10, 2019, 7:11 p.m.
These new at-home sexual assault evidence kits cost money. They don't tell victims about nearby support services that can help with trauma. And they don't connect survivors with health care they may need, from injuries to screening for infections.
The founders of the PRESERVEkit and the MeToo Kit say they do provide an option for those who don't want to go to law enforcement or a hospital after an assault. "We believe this product has the potential to empower survivors and preserve time-sensitive DNA evidence," said Madison Campbell, co-founder and CEO of MeToo Kits Company, in a Thursday email.
Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill disagrees — warning it's unlikely that evidence collected with do-it-yourself kits will be admitted in court, or will have the credibility of material gathered by professionals during forensic sexual assault exams, which are free in Utah. He and Utah victim advocates are joining others across the country in warning people not to use the products, which they argue are "exploitive" and "misleading."
"It's profiting off somebody's injuries," Gill said. "It's profiting off somebody's trauma." He added: "Anytime you monetize what is otherwise a free service, I'm always concerned about what the motivation is."
This week, the Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault, Rape Recovery Center and Wasatch Forensic Nurses joined national groups in issuing statements opposing the at-home kits. Michigan's attorney general sent a cease and desist letter Aug. 29 to MeToo Kits Company.
The company has a university pilot program listed on its website, and Brigham Young University has been approached about using them. But spokeswoman Carri Jenkins said it has "no interest in utilizing or in any way promoting these kits."
The Center for Student Wellness at the University of Utah agrees that sexual assault survivors should be empowered to "navigate their own path of healing and justice," assistant director Ellie Goldberg said in a statement.
But, she added: "We are concerned that these kits are misleading and exploitive in their efforts to offer survivors a different option to gain control after a traumatizing experience such as sexual assault."
PRESERVEkits from the New Jersey company are available for $29.95 through Amazon. MeToo Kits do not yet have a set price, because the New York company is continuing to develop the product and hasn't shipped or sold any, Campbell said.
The idea for the MeToo kits came from her own experience, Campbell said. After she was sexually assaulted on a college campus, she wrote in her email, she "did not even want to touch myself — let alone let anyone touch by body or console me."
She added: "We believe that it should be a survivor's right to capture this evidence within the comfort of their own home."
But the kits could be "counterproductive" for victims if their case goes to court, Gill said. Investigators create a documented chain of custody to make sure evidence is admissible, he said, and without that, material could become compromised and unusable.
A professional forensic sexual assault exam can take hours, as nurses collect evidence from throughout a person's body and take multiple photos of any injury. The kits offer privacy and the chance for victims to control the process, the companies say.
But patients may stop a forensic exam at any point or decline a step, said Julie Valentine, a member of Wasatch Forensic Nurses and an associate professor at Brigham Young University College of Nursing.
"We give them lots of choices because our goal is to empower victims to help them feel a sense of control," Valentine said. " ... Choices that we give the victims are actually choices that will help them and ... preserve evidence correctly."
Victims may need services for physical injuries, pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections and emotional trauma, which sexual assault nurse examiners and victim advocates are trained to provide, Valentine said.
Both companies say they are only providing an alternative, not discouraging people from seeking medical treatment. And Campbell said she could not "disclose our on-going partnerships," but said her company has been consulting with lawyers "about the chain of custody and admissibility standards."
The company also is developing "a proprietary tamper proof device" and an app with "barcode scanning, trusted timestamps, witness testimonials and video evidence," according to Campbell.
And Jane Mason, the retired FBI special agent who is CEO of PRESERVEkit, said in a statement Thursday that the collection of evidence by a victim doesn't automatically make it inadmissible.
PRESERVEkit does caution on its website that there is no guarantee that evidence collected with the kits will be admissible in court, and that "the highest quality evidence is obtained" through trained forensic professionals.
PRESERVEkit and MeToo Kit do not test the kits for customers. Instead, they encourage victims to take the evidence they collect to law enforcement or a university Title IX office.
With these cases, "you want to prevent sexual assault, but you also want to minimize false rape claims," said Clayton Simms, a Salt Lake City criminal defense attorney.
The longer a person waits before going to police after being assaulted, the harder it becomes to track down witnesses and collect evidence, he said. If a person is also holding on to an at-home rape kit, there would be concerns about whether that evidence became contaminated if it was moved or touched, or if it was stored properly, he said.
"If your goal is to present this evidence and present it at trial later, you're not really accomplishing your goal," Clayton said.
Valentine noted that victims in Utah can have evidence collected in a professional exam and tested without being interviewed by law enforcement. Kits will be held for 20 years or until a victim decides to participate in a criminal investigation, she said.
(Rick Egan | Tribune file photo ) Julie Valentine, shown in 2016, said sexual assault nurse examiners are trained to provide help to victims beyond collecting evidence.
Becky Jacobs is a Report for America corps member and writes about the status of women in Utah for The Salt Lake Tribune. Your donation to match our RFA grant helps keep her writing stories like this one; please consider making a tax-deductible gift of any amount today.
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Lisa O'Neill and more announced for April Sounds – in aid of Red Cross Ukraine and UNICEF Ukraine
March 4, 2022 March 4, 2022 ~ Michael Stevenson
Tickets for the concert series are on sale now.
A selection of Ireland's most celebrated musicians, actors and spoken word artists are set to descend on Kilkenny next month, for April Sounds – a three-day concert series, running from April 8–10, with full proceeds from ticket sales going to the Red Cross Ukraine and UNICEF Ukraine, in response to the ongoing conflict there.
The Ukrainian Red Cross is carrying out humanitarian work, from aiding refugees to training doctors, while UNICEF Ukraine is repairing schools damaged by the bombings, and providing an emergency response to children affected by the conflict.
Taking place in Kilkenny's St. Canice's Cathedral and the Medieval Mile Museum, April Sounds will feature performances from Lisa O' Neill, Rónán Ó Snodaigh, actor Stephen Rea, spoken word artist FeliSpeaks and many more across the three days.
The series opens on Friday, April 8, at St. Canice's Cathedral with live sets from Lisa O' Neill, duo Rónán Ó Snodaigh & Myles O'Reilly and Arrivalists – with Kilkenny's singer-songwriter Bríd Lyons opening the series.
The following evening, April 9, St. Canice's Cathedral will play host to Saíocht – a celebration of Ireland's leading poets and Irish traditional musicians.
Saíocht is hosted by world renowned actor Stephen Rea, and features poet Gabriel Rosenstock, spoken word artist FeliSpeaks plus poems by two Kilkenny poets Robert McLoughlin and Emily Murtagh. They'll be joined by acclaimed Irish traditional musicians, Louise & Michelle Mulcahy and Neil Martin – exploring the fascinating artistic relationship between the Irish literary tradition and Irish traditional music.
Following their moving performance of the lament 'Anach Cuan' on the Late Late Show in honour of Aishling Murphy, Connemara siblings Caoimhe and Séamus Uí Flatharta will make their Kilkenny debut on Sunday, April 10, at the Medieval Mile Museum at 12pm. Critically-acclaimed songwriter Niamh Regan and local musician Gary O'Neill will then take to the stage at 3pm. Alt-folk act Ailbhe Reddy, meanwhile, will perform at the Medieval Mile Museum at 6pm that evening, with support from local musician Elise.
Celebrating the launch of his new record, Twilight, Kilkenny-based singer-songwriter songwriter John Hegarty will close out April Sounds on April 10 with an album launch at 8.30pm.
Source: Lisa O'Neill and more announced for April Sounds – in aid of Red Cross Ukraine and UNICEF Ukraine | Hotpress
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House on swollen San Jacinto River's bank 'still standing strong'
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Carol Christian, Chron.com / Houston Chronicle
May 15, 2015 Updated: May 15, 2015 4:55 p.m.
A Montgomery County woman whose house is at the very edge of the rain-swollen San Jacinto River says the rental home may look precarious but feels secure.
"If you understand the history of the house, you know it's still standing strong," Shawn Burton said Friday. "The water comes up and goes down, but it's not a big threat."
Even so, Burton said she took precautions earlier this week, when her landlord told her that heavy rain was expected and would probably lead San Jacinto River Authority officials to open the floodgates at Lake Conroe Dam.
Burton, who lives at the house with her husband and 16-year-old son, said relatives and friends helped them move out furniture and two dogs, and her son went to stay with friends.
"You live on the water, you have to take those precautions," she said. "Wednesday, when they opened the dam completely, the water rose to land level but never came onto my (front yard)."
At the rear of the house, dirt was washed away from the porch several years ago but the house has not shifted, she said.
"I don't expect it to fall in the river while I'm sleeping," she said.
Although people who have seen her house in TV news reports might think she's refusing to budge until she has to call someone to help get her out, Burton said that would be "crazy."
"I'm not going to put my life in danger or anybody else's to come rescue me," said Burton, a Montgomery County native who went to New Caney High School, as did her husband. "Foremost is your safety."
A flash flood watch issued Friday afternoon by the National Weather Service excluded Montgomery County, although 12 other southeast Texas counties were on the list, including Harris, Galveston, Fort Bend and Brazoria counties.
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ID: High Commissioner Report on Democratic Republic of the Congo - 32nd Meeting, 33rd Regular Session Human Rights Council
27 Sep 2016 - Interactive dialogue on:
- The report of the High Commissioner on the human rights situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo A/HRC/33/36
Item: 10 - Technical assistance and capacity-building
Deputy High Commissioner, Ms. Kate Gilmore
Democratic Republic of the CONGO (as Concerned Country), Mr. Alexis Thambwe Mwamba
European Union, Mr. Peter Sørensen
Japan, Ms. Tomoko Kubota
France, Ms. Elisabeth Laurin
Czech Republic, Mr. Jan Kaminek
Spain, Mr. Victorio Redondo Baldrich
Ireland, Ms. Amy Sheils
Egypt, Mr. Ayman Mamdouh Mohamed Ammar
China, Mr. Zhang Chao
Germany, Mr. Hans-Joachim Daerr
Switzerland, Mr. Lukas Heinzer
Portugal, Mr. Eduardo Pinto Da Silva
Belgium, Mr. Geert Muylle
Sudan, Mr. Osman Hassan Mohamed Hassan
Luxembourg, Ms. Christiane Daleiden Distefano
Togo, Mr. Yackoley Kokou Johnson
New Zealand, Mr. Jarrod Philip Clyne
United Kingdom of Great Britain And Northern Ireland, Ms. Roisin Fegan
United States of America, Ms. Katherine Gorove
Mozambique, Mr. Pedro Afonso Comissário
Ghana, Mr. Kwame Ntim Donkoh
Human Rights Watch, Ms. Ida Sawyer
International Federation for Human Rights Leagues, Mr. Nicolas Agostini
Amnesty International, Ms. Rachel Nicholson
Rencontre Africaine pour la défense des droits de l'homme, Mr. Biro Diawara
United Nations Watch, Mr. Nicolo DE Benedetti
International Catholic Child Bureau (Joint statement), Mr. Yao Agbetse
Ms. Kate Gilmore, Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights 00:01:37
Democratic Republic of the CONGO (as Concerned Country), Mr. Alexis Thambwe Mwamba	00:16:00
European Union, Mr. Peter Sørensen	00:21:32
Japan, Ms. Tomoko Kubota	00:23:46
France, Ms. Elisabeth Laurin	00:25:30
Czech Republic, Mr. Jan Kaminek	00:28:42
Spain, Mr. Victorio Redondo Baldrich	00:31:14
Algeria, Mr. Zoheir Kherrour	00:33:19
Ireland, Ms. Amy Sheils	00:34:52
Egypt, Mr. Ayman Mamdouh Mohamed Ammar	00:36:50
China, Mr. Zhang Chao	00:39:00
Germany, Mr. Hans-Joachim Daerr	00:40:14
Switzerland, Mr. Lukas Heinzer	00:43:20
Portugal, Mr. Eduardo Pinto Da Silva	00:45:52
Belgium, Mr. Geert Muylle	00:47:59
Sudan, Mr. Osman Hassan Mohamed Hassan	00:51:12
Luxembourg, Ms. Christiane Daleiden Distefano 00:53:05
Togo, Mr. Yackoley Kokou Johnson 00:55:05
New Zealand, Mr. Jarrod Philip Clyne 00:57:20
United Kingdom of Great Britain And Northern Ireland, Ms. Roisin Fegan 00:58:53
United States of America, Ms. Katherine Gorove	01:00:48
Mozambique, Mr. Pedro Afonso Comissário	01:03:14
Ghana, Mr. Kwame Ntim Donkoh	01:05:26
Human Rights Watch, Ms. Ida Sawyer 01:08:34
International Federation for Human Rights Leagues, Mr. Nicolas Agostini	01:10:49
Amnesty International, Ms. Rachel Nicholson	01:12:58
Rencontre Africaine pour la défense des droits de l'homme, Mr. Biro Diawara 01:15:12
United Nations Watch, Mr. Nicolo de Benedetti 01:17:25
International Catholic Child Bureau (Joint statement), Mr. Yao Agbetse 01:19:20
Ms. Kate Gilmore, Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights (Final Remarks) 01:21:41
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Property Location A stay at Hotel Balneari Vila de Caldes places you in the heart of Caldes de Montbui and within the vicinity of Club de Golf Can Bosch and The Water Tower. This 4-star hotel is within the region of Lluch Office and Circuit de Catalunya.Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 30 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars (stocked with some free items) and LED televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages and body treatments. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find hot springs, an outdoor pool, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, babysitting/childcare (surcharge), and an arcade/game room.Dining Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, where you can take in a garden view and dine alfresco (weather permitting). Or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in Caldes de Montbui? This hotel has 861 square feet (80 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.


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Technická univerzita na Kapském poloostrově (angl. Cape Peninsula University of Technology – CPUT) je jediná technická univerzita v provincii Západní Kapsko a také největší univerzita v provincii. Leží v Kapském Městě v Jihoafrické republice. Studuje zde 32 000 studentů. Vznikla spojením univerzit Cape Technikon, Peninsula Technikon a několika dalších nezávislých vysokých škol.

Historie
Vznikla v lednu 2005 spojením univerzit Cape Technikon a Peninsula Technikon. V roce 1993 byl vyhlášen Technikons Act, který technikonům (polytechnikám, nabízejícím prakticky zaměřené post-sekundární vzdělávání) umožnil nabízet bakalářské (B.Tech), magisterské a doktorské tituly v oboru technologie. V březnu 2001 vydal tehdejší ministr školství Kader Asmal Národní plán vysokoškolského vzdělávání a v květnu 2002 oznámil možné sloučení obou institucí, přičemž národní pracovní komise doporučila do sloučení začlenit i University of the Western Cape. Ke konci roku 2002 bylo oznámeno konečné sloučení a v říjnu 2003 byl schválen nový název. Výkonný prozatímní management byl jmenován koncem roku 2004.

První prorektorkou CPUT byla v únoru 2006 jmenována prof. L. Vuyisa Mazwi-Tanga. V této době bylo také původních devět fakult sloučeno a reorganizováno do šesti: aplikované vědy; obchod; vzdělávání a společenské vědy; inženýrství; zdravotnictví a wellness; informatika a design. Byla zřízena samostatná postgraduální jednotka známá jako e-Innovation Academy, která nabízí multidisciplinární postgraduální programy a financovaný výzkum, a od března 2008 funguje Fakulta informatiky a výzkumná jednotka designu. Oddělení informačních technologií ve spolupráci s Bridgetown Community, Athlone, COFISA a IDM spustilo v září 2008 Athlone Living lab, komunitní inovační projekt ICT. Jednalo se o první Living Lab v Západním Kapsku.

V dubnu 2008 byl jmenován rektorem univerzity Trevor Manuel.

Zahraniční studenti (ti, kteří nepocházejí ze zemí SADC) platí oproti místním studentům dvojnásobné poplatky. V současné době je zapsáno přes 2000 zahraničních studentů.

Studentům magisterského a doktorského studia nabízí univerzita stipendia.

Kampusy

CPUT má pět kampusů:

 Kampus v Bellville, původně kampus univerzity Peninsula Technikon
 Kampus v Kapském Městě, původně kampus univerzity Cape Technikon v Zonnebloem
 Kampus v Mowbray, původně Pedagogická fakulta v Mowbray
 Kampus v Granger Bay, sídlí zde hotelová škola a centrum přežití
 Kampus ve Wellingtonu, původně Pedagogická fakulta v Bolandu

Campus v Kapském městě je postaven na části okresu šest.

Kooperativní vzdělávání
Velká většina předmětů nabízených CPUT zahrnuje odbornou přípravu na pracovišti; odborná příprava má formu stáže, která trvá obvykle šest měsíců až jeden rok. Komplexní politika univerzity v oblasti kooperativního vzdělávání zajišťuje, že student je umístěn v podniku schváleném univerzitou; tím je zajištěno, že institucionální akademické vzdělávání je propojeno s požadavky praxe.

Sport
Univerzita má velmi známý sportovní program. Významným členem basketbalového týmu je Brendan Mettler, který hrál v základní sestavě národního basketbalového týmu Jihoafrické republiky na mistrovství Afriky v basketbalu 2011 na Madagaskaru.

Významné osobnosti
 Zozibini Tunziová – Miss Universe 2019

Odkazy

Reference

Externí odkazy
 Oficiální stránka
 Institut informační společnosti (iniciativa CPUT)

Školy založené roku 2005
Školy v Jihoafrické republice


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Actor Chun Mi-sun was found dead at a hotel in Jeonju, North Jeolla, on Saturday morning. She was 48. Chun's manager found her body at around 11:43 a.m. on the bathroom floor of the hotel where she was staying while performing in the play "Two Nig…
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Home Gaming Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is launching this August
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is launching this August
By Alessandro Barbosa
E3 might just be a few weeks away, which means the well on juicy, exciting gaming news is all but drying up as everyone starts reeling in to have their moment to shine on stage. Not Naughty Dog and Sony it seems, who have just announced the release date for the last bit of Uncharted we're likely going to get for a while. The standalone adventure featuring Chloe and Nadine, first revealed at PSX in December, is now set to launch this August 22nd.
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy will star the two previously side relegated characters, as they search for an item known as the Tusk of Ganesh. Naughty Dog have been adamant in the past that they've approached this as a brand new Uncharted installment, with the team touting the new locales as the biggest levels they've created for the series yet. If you're eager to get another look, check out a new scene from early on in the game.
Naughty Dog, being the developers of the past Jak and Daxter games, are also sweetening the deal. Pre-orders of The Lost Legacy will include a download code for Jak and Daxter: The precursor Legacy for free when all four games in the series launch on PS4. Customers who bought Uncharted 4: A Thief's End Digital Deluxe Edition, Explorer's Pack, or the Triple Pack will also get The Lost Legacy as a download at launch. For everyone else, the additional content will cost $40.
It's very odd to see something thing big revealed well before Sony's own E3 press conference. Who knows what they're keeping for their show this year.
Alessandro Barbosa
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A near capacity audience greeted the London Central Fellowship Band (Bandmaster David Daws) and the Enfield Citadel Band (Bandmaster Jonathan Corry) for a joint concert at Ispwich Citadel on 21 April 2012.
Enfield Citadel Band opened the program with controlled and exciting performance of Robert Redhead's A Fanfare of Praise. The bands alternated items, interspersed with comments from their respective bandmasters. The LCFB's opening item was Take Over Bid (John Larsson, arr. Ray Steadman-Allen), evoking the early days of large-scale Salvation Army musicals.
Two soloists from the Fellowship Band were featured. Phil Fisher produced a warm, full tenor horn sound playing Demelza (Hugh Nash) and David Thomas (cornet) offered the Latin-style Chipaenacas (R. Mendez, arr. Keith Wilkinson). In addition, Debbie Crane added variety to the program with the vocal solo Now I Belong to Jesus (Norman J. Clayton, arr. William Broughton).
Enfield Citadel Band presented a foot-tapping rendition of Alan Fernie's arrangement of Just a Closer Walk and ended the first half of the program with Kenneth Downie's Purcell Variations.
The Fellowship Band played Kevin Norbury's march Orwell Park to open the second half, a fitting choice since the park is just outside Ipswich and the march commemorates the regional music school held there in the past. The Fellowship Band also included some non-traditional fare with Hello, Dolly! (Jerry Herman) and Breezin' Down Broadway (Goff Richards). The Enfield trombone section, led by principal Andrew Justice, was featured in I Will Follow Him (Stole/Roma/Plante, arr. Goff Richards), which will be familiar to many from the film "Sister Act".
The bands united for the last few items of the concert. Following a short, thought-provoking address by Major Graham Mizon, they played Lord, with My All I Part. Retired Enfield Bandmaster James Williams took the baton for Erik Leidzén's march In the King's Service. The evening closed with the Fellowship Band playing the hymn tune "Worcester". Of course, no evening with the Enfield Citadel Band would be complete without The Red Shield, with 2012 being the fiftieth anniversary of its first inclusion in the Enfield program.
This article was posted in News and tagged Andrew Justice, concert, Dave Thomas, David Daws, Debbie Crane, Enfield Citadel Band, Graham Mizon, Ipswitch Citadel, James Williams, Jonathan Corry, Keith Nice, London Central Fellowship Band, Phil Fisher on 29 September 2012 .


The heart of the sun…and absolute zero.
It's all real of course…that is, as real as we collectively make it.
Shadow can now be recognized as light interfering with itself for the sake of contrast…to distinguish forms…so that events may unfold…and a story may play out.
…a clue that reveals how we are the light…eternal and flawless…playing shadow games with ourselves to pass away multiversal, fractaline eternity. Our shadow is us, and we are it, and knowing this—embracing it—we integrate our awareness.
Hey, Mr. E! Nice Tat! Chicago is my kind of town. Well, apparently, it's YOUR kind of town now! Been to any of the Comic-Cons out there? Still into makin' comics? My hubby Eric and I are going to Dragon Con in Atl tomorrow, can't wait! Dragon Con in Atlanta all the way from Denver you ask? Well, no, actually we live in Chattanooga now. We moved here because we like the name. LOL. Hope you are doing well, looks like you are! Reading some of these posts made my head hurt, they use such big words ;). Drop me a line sometime and tell me all about yer life in an e-mail! I thought of you today, and am so glad yer web-site is still around. Sweet!
Oh, I knew it was you from the get-go, darlin–I heard your voice loud and clear! So fricking awesome to hear from you! I think of you time-to-time and wonder what yer' up to. It's been way too long.
…also to let people know i'm still alive and kicking. It's more of an exercise than anything else, so it's nice to get people's reactions to it. Such a pleasant surprise to get yours!
Sorry it took some time to get back to you on this–The last couple-few weeks been wacko. Wacko good, but busy. Interesting that you were in Atlanta; hope you had a good trip. Never been to Dragon Con, though it's reputation precedes it.
I'll track you down and catch up with you more soon; Lots to catch up on. Looking forward to hearing what all's been going on with you!
Oh, yeah–i'll be wrapping up the tat here later today, so check back when you have the time. Love ya!
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Yesterday Pijlie (JW) and I played 2 games of Dystopian Wars and now I'm well and truly hooked!
Not only because I won both games, but mainly because the gameplay is easygoing, far easier than the rulebook implies. These games were a first timer in many ways, they were the first games of 2012, they were my first DW games, they were also the first games little Arthur enjoyed ;-) and they were my first naval games.
JW used the Covenant of Antartica and was commodore of the Kingdom of Britannia.The terrain is all JW's home-made brew.
These pictures are all of the first game, and all mine I do not have JW's pics yet and will post them together with pictures of the second game at a later date.
The table looks fine! I like the high cliffs!
Great eye candy, future sailor in the last picture and who doesn't like The Big Bang Theory?