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On the outside, it probably seems insane that the school system has closed down three schools because of budget cuts, but then starts building new ones, but there's actually a reason behind it.
The Troup County School System is moving forward on plans to build a new Ethel Kight school, part of its plan toward fewer, bigger, more efficient elementary schools in the county. One aspect of the school system's plan that I know still confuses people is how the system is constantly noting that funds are tight, state funding is dwindling and it's closing schools, yet is able to fund building new schools.
At the outset, that seems contradictory, and it's easy to see why. If you can't afford to make house payments, you likely can't funding building a new house. However, that's where one tool the school system and local government has comes into play: the special-purpose, local-option sales tax, or SPLOST.
SPLOST is mentioned a lot in local politics and the pages of this paper, but it can still be a bit of a foreign concept for many. As should be obvious by the name, it's a sales tax: 1 percent charged on all items sold in Troup County is allocated to the school system. Where it gets confusing is how it can and can't be used.
Many people may look at the school system's plans to build and expand schools and say, "Why don't they use that money to pay teachers, buy supplies and keep the current schools operating?" Short answer is that state law says they can't.
With few exceptions, SPLOST is legally limited mainly to capital improvement projects, in other words construction projects - construction, renovation or improvement of buildings, roads, facilities, etc.
So, the school system can't simply add the roughly $800,000 to $1 million per month it receives in SPLOST funds to buffer its general fund. As voters in last SPLOST ballot measure may recall, the local governments and school system also have to define what they will use the funds for.
Similarly, the school system also receives restricted grants and funding from state and federal sources, like Title 1 funding from the federal government, which is allocated to school systems based on their percentage of low-income students. Those funds allow the school system to purchase equipment like interactive media boards for classrooms.
That's why the school system can build new buildings, refurbish its existing ones or invest in new technology, but still has a money crisis. The school system's move toward a more consolidated elementary school system make sense from a financial standpoint, when you consider it's limited in how it can use its funds.
If the school system can't boost its general funds, it can use the funds it has at its disposal – SPLOST – to make a more efficient model and save money in the long run. Superintendent Cole Pugh made a point at Thursday's Board of Education to emphasize that the closing of Cannon Street Elementary, West Side Magnet and Unity Elementary schools is saving an estimated $3.3 million in operating costs each year.
Those closures are painful, no doubt. And the ensuing changes to school districts, and closures to come won't be easy on parents or students at first either. However, if the school system can successfully use the SPLOST funds its has available to serve all its children for less money, it can help make it more stable with the ongoing fiscal instability.
However, the debate still is on whether these larger schools can serve our children as well as the smaller schools they replace.


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How is chronic pancreatitis diagnosed?
Chronic pancreatitis is often confused with acute pancreatitis because the symptoms are similar. As with acute pancreatitis, the doctor will conduct a thorough medical history and physical examination. Blood tests may help the doctor know if the pancreas is still making enough digestive enzymes, but sometimes these enzymes appear normal even though the person has chronic pancreatitis.
In more advanced stages of pancreatitis, when malabsorption and diabetes can occur, the doctor may order blood, urine, and stool tests to help diagnose chronic pancreatitis and monitor its progression.
After ordering X-rays of the abdomen, the doctor will conduct one or more of the tests used to diagnose acute pancreatitis - abdominal ultrasound, CT scan, EUS, and MRCP.
How is chronic pancreatitis treated?
Treatment for chronic pancreatitis may require hospitalization for pain management, IV hydration, and nutritional support. Nasogastric feedings may be necessary for several weeks if the person continues to lose weight.
When a normal diet is resumed, the doctor may prescribe synthetic pancreatic enzymes if the pancreas does not secrete enough of its own. The enzymes should be taken with every meal to help the person digest food and regain some weight. The next step is to plan a nutritious diet that is low in fat and includes small, frequent meals. A dietitian can assist in developing a meal plan. Drinking plenty of fluids and limiting caffeinated beverages is also important.
People with chronic pancreatitis are strongly advised not to smoke or consume alcoholic beverages, even if the pancreatitis is mild or in the early stages.
People with chronic pancreatitis who continue to consume large amounts of alcohol may develop sudden bouts of severe abdominal pain.
As with acute pancreatitis, ERCP is used to identify and treat complications associated with chronic pancreatitis such as gallstones, pseudocysts, and narrowing or obstruction of the ducts. Chronic pancreatitis also can lead to calcification of the pancreas, which means the pancreatic tissue hardens from deposits of insoluble calcium salts. Surgery may be necessary to remove part of the pancreas.
In cases involving persistent pain, surgery or other procedures are sometimes recommended to block the nerves in the abdominal area that cause pain.
When pancreatic tissue is destroyed in chronic pancreatitis and the insulin-producing cells of the pancreas, called beta cells, have been damaged, diabetes may develop. People with a family history of diabetes are more likely to develop the disease. If diabetes occurs, insulin or other medicines are needed to keep blood glucose at normal levels. A health care provider works with the patient to develop a regimen of medication, diet, and frequent blood glucose monitoring.
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{{tnr}}'''Greg Habeeb''' is a [[Republican]] member of the [[Virginia House of Delegates]], representing District 8. Habeeb won [[State legislative special elections, 2011#January_11.2C_2011|the special election]] on January 11, 2011.
{{tnr}}'''GregHabeeb''' is a [[Republican]] member of the [[Virginia House of Delegates]], representing District 8. Habeeb won [[State legislative special elections, 2011#January_11.2C_2011|the special election]] on January 11, 2011.
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|Greg Habeeb
|Virginia House of Delegates District 8
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|January 12, 2011 - Present
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|January 8, 2014
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|November 8, 2011
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|January 11, 2011
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|November 5, 2013
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|Syracuse, NY
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Habeeb earned his BA and JD from Wake Forest University. He is an attorney at Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore specializing in business litigation.
Campaign themes
- Jobs, Taxes & Regulation:
Excerpt: "Our economy is hurting. The national unemployment rate is almost 10% and here in the Commonwealth, tens of thousands of people are still out of work. As a member of the House of Delegates, Greg will fight for policies that will foster private sector job creation. Greg knows that government doesn't create jobs, but lawmakers in Richmond can make sure our state has an environment friendly to businesses and entrepreneurs..."
- Transparency & Accountability:
Excerpt: "Greg believes government should answer to the people. People should know where and how their tax dollars are being spent. As a member of the House of Delegates, he will make sure our state government is transparent and accountable."
- Conservative Values:
Excerpt: "Greg believes the Constitution means what it says and says what it means... Greg believes our founders were prudent and wise and their work embodied principles of equality and freedom that are just as important today as they were 225 years ago. And just as the founders believed 225 years ago, Greg believes that the right to keep and bear arms should never be taken away from individuals... Greg is committed to protecting conservative values. The sanctity of life and marriage are important parts of Greg's core principles. When in Richmond, Greg will never forget these principles."
- Education:
Excerpt: "Public education – and the right for parents and students to make choices about their own education – is a fundamental part of making sure the American dream can become a reality for every Virginian. Every Virginian deserves the same opportunities, regardless of race, gender, class, origin or any other factor. Greg believes education is the gateway to those opportunities...Greg's agenda to address educational challenges includes improving the state's standards of learning system, creating more charter and magnet schools and allowing local school boards, educators and parents to make the important choices about their children's education...In addition to public education, Greg believes that families should have the right to educate their children as they see fit. As such, he will promote policies that foster school choice and create an environment where every student can receive the best education for their unique needs. This includes improving public education while working to increase access to private schooling or home schooling."
Committee assignments
In the 2012-2013 session, Habeeb served on the following committees:
In the 2010-2011 session, Habeeb served on the following committees:
- Courts of Justice Committee, Virginia House of Representatives
- Militia, Police and Public Safety Committee, Virginia House of Representatives
- Subcommittee on Civil Courts of Justice
- Transportation Committee, Virginia House of Representatives
- Subcommittee #1 (Transportation)
- Subcommittee #3 (Transportation)
On November 8, 2011, Habeeb won re-election to District 8 of the Virginia House of Delegates. He was uncontested in the August 23 primary and ran unopposed in the November 8 general election.[1]
Candidate Forum
Habeeb and his opponent, Ginger Mumpower (D), participated in a debate on January 3, 2010, discussing taxes, education, and passenger rail.[2]
The following are clips from the forum:
Habeeb and Mumpower on the Tea Party[3]
Candidates on what they will bring to the house[4]
Habeeb defeated Ginger Mumpower (D) in the January 11, 2011 special election to Virginia House of Delegates District 8.[5]
Campaign donors
In 2011, Habeeb received $219,845 in campaign donations. The top contributors are listed below.[6]
|Virginia House of Delegates 2011 election - Campaign Contributions
|Top contributors to Greg Habeeb's campaign in 2011
|Opportunity Virginia PAC
|Dominion Leadership Trust
|House Republican Campaign Cmte Inc
|The Leadership PAC
|Virginia Trial Lawyers Association
|Total Raised in 2011
Habeeb and his wife, Christy, have three children. They currently reside in Salem, Virginia. He serves on the board of Big Brothers and Big Sisters and the Adult Committee for Young Life. Habeeb is also a member of the West Salem PTA.
External links
- Campaign Site
- Virginia House of Delegates-Rep. Habeeb
- Legislative profile from Project Vote Smart
- Biography from Project Vote Smart
- Greg Habeeb Twitter feed
- Campaign Facebook page
- ↑ Virginia State Board of Elections - November 2011 General Election Official Results
- ↑ The Roanoke Times, "8th District hopefuls Habeeb, Mumpower talk taxes, education," January 04, 2011
- ↑ Roanoke Free Press YouTube channel
- ↑ Roanoke Free Press YouTube channel
- ↑ WSET TV "Stanley, Habeeb Win in Special Election," January 11, 2011
- ↑ Follow the Money - 2011 contributions
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You can find more detailed
information about TLAP and resources for the Texas legal community at
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Suicide is the third-leading cause of death among lawyers. Reasons include a number of unique characteristics and circumstances experienced by lawyers: a persistent high level of stress, a pessimistic outlook developed through law school and practice, long hours and isolation of daily work, perfectionism and low tolerance for failure or "losing face," the high stakes nature of our work, and a reluctance to ask for help.
If you are considering suicide, please call 911 for immediate help or 1-800-273-TALK (8255) to speak with the National Suicide Prevention Hotline.
If you are concerned that someone you know may take their life, please call 911 or contact the National Suicide Prevention Hotline. If you would like general information about suicide prevention, call the Texas Lawyers' Assistance Program at 1-800-343-8527.
Resources [PDF]
- ASK About Suicide: To Save a Life
- Life
Alert: Save a Lawyer Desk Reference
- Preventing
Suicide: A Challenge to the Legal Profession (GP Solo)
- Risk
Factors for Suicide (American Association of Suicidology)
- Role
of Co-workers in Preventing Suicide (Suicide Prevention Resource
Center website)
- Texas
Statutes Regarding Suicide
- When You Fear Someone May Take Their Life (American Foundation for Suicide Prevention)
Website Links
- Alliance
of Hope for Suicide Survivors
- ASK and Prevent Suicide App (Free app available in iTunes store)
and Prevent Suicide Video, Part 1 of 5
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
- Suicide
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- Surprising Trend of Lawyer Suicides (video)
- Texas Suicide
- Uncommon
Counsel: Fighting Depression and Suicide Among
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Ryan Cabbage enters his fourth year at the helm of the 49ers golf program, after the squad earned bids into the NCAA Regionals in his first two years in charge to extend their school-record to nine-straight entries into the NCAA postseason. He had his contract extended in the fall of 2012 to take him through the 2016 season.
The 49ers earned an at-large bid to the postseason in 2012 before winning a conference championship and securing the automatic bid into the 2013 postseason. The streak continued to 10 in 2014 as Franco Castro was selected to participate in the NCAA Raleigh Regional as an individual.
In each of Cabbage's first three seasons, he has helped guide the Niners into the top-ten of the team stroke average record book in all three years. Charlotte posted their best team average under Cabbage in 2013-14 at 291.7 which is sixth all-time. In Cabbage's first season, the Niners averaged 292 which currently stands seventh all-time followed by the squad's ninth-place mark of 293 set in 2012-13.
A 1998 graduate of Auburn, Cabbage was a member of the Tigers men's golf team from 1996-98 and played on the Tigers squad that reached the 1997 NCAA Championships, contested at Conway Farms Golf Club in Lake Forest, Ill. He was an assistant to the Auburn men's team for 10 years and had been an assistant to the women's team for the two years prior to arriving at Charlotte.
In 2011, under head coach Kim Evans, Cabbage helped the Tigers women's team to the SEC Championship, a national rank of 13th and a 13th-place finish in the NCAA East Regional. In 2010, Cabbage helped the Tigers an 11th-place finish at the NCAA Championship.
The Tigers men's team reached the NCAA Regional in nine of Cabbage's 10 years as an assistant coach and advanced to the NCAA Championship seven times. Cabbage was runner-up for the Assistant Coach of the Year Award in 2004, presented by TaylorMade-Adidas golf. Cabbage coached with former Tigers head coach Mike Griffin in each of those 10 seasons.
A native of Rutledge, Tenn., Cabbage played his first two years at Walters State Community College in Morristown, Tenn., where he was the 1995 National Junior College Individual Champion.
Before coming back to Auburn, Cabbage spent a year with the Southeastern Junior Golf Tour in Opelika as a tournament director.
Cabbage is married to the former Jennifer Falkner of Marietta, Ga. They are the proud parents of three boys, twins Carson Sawyer and Maddox Falkner (9), Davis Ryan (8). He is a 1998 Auburn University graduate with a B.A. in Communications.
Kim Evans, Auburn University Head Women's Golf Coach --
"You're getting one of the best people I've ever known in my life. You're looking at a very prepared golf coach who will bring a top work ethic and an attitude that is unmatched.
He's got strength in working with swings, he has incredible relationships with his players, he's a tireless recruiter, and he's extremely organized. He does it all well. As a role model that you want your players to follow - I don't think there's anyone better. He's going to have a great relationship with his team and he will bring a great attitude and a great work ethic."
Mike McGraw, Oklahoma State Head Golf Coach --
"I've spent a lot time recruiting against him and spent time with him on the recruiting trail and I love the way he conducts himself. He's a professional and he's worked for some really good coaches in Mike Griffin and Kim Evans. He's a quality person. You can feel pretty comfortable if you're a parent sending your boy to go to play with him. Your relationships with those recruits and those families - that's what makes a coach successful. First and foremost, he's a very good person. If I had a son going to college who said he wanted to play for coach Cabbage I said say 'go for it.'"
Nick Clinard, Auburn Men's Coach --
"Number one, he's a great person and a great family man. He represents the moral values and core values any athletic dept strives for. He's a great coach and he's going to do a fantastic job. He's very organized and very structured - he brings a lot to the table from a personality standpoint and a competitive standpoint."
Mike Griffin, Former Auburn Head Coach --
"Ryan was a strong, loyal assistant for 10 years and our team had alot of success. He's got all kinds of experience. He should have been a head coach a long time ago. Your university is going to be fortunate to gain his experience, knowledge and his high energy. He's not afraid to go to work. He's going to bring a lot to the table.
"He played for us and played on some outstanding teams. He has the experience of being a player on being on a really good team. He was an individual national champion as a competitor (1995 National Junior College Individual Champion at Walters state Community College). I think he had a good influence on the rest of the team. Ryan was able to mix and work well with all those people. He put everyone else at ease and helped everyone else do better. Every time I look at a picture with our team holding a trophy he was always in there."
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The Baby Boks will have England in their Junior World Championship group for a third year in a row.
The Baby Boks and England have created a rivalry at U20 international level.
The two teams have been drawn into the same pool since 2011. That year, England sneaked in for a 26-20 victory against the strongest SA U20 squad in history (which included the likes of Siya Kolisi, Nizaam Carr, Eben Etzebeth, Jaco Taute, Paul Jordaan, Wandile Mjekevu and Johan Goosen), eliminating the latter from the title race in the process.
This year, the Baby Boks overturned a nightmare start to the campaign on home soil (which saw a opening loss to Ireland in Stellenbosch) and completed a 28-15 comeback bonus-point victory over the Poms to advance to the semi-finals. This after trailing 3-0 at half-time. It proved to be their most crucial win en route to winning the title.
In previous campaigns, England have beaten the SA U20s at the semi-final stage in 2008 (28-16) and 2009 (40-21). The Baby Boks beat England 27-22 in the third-place play-off in 2010.
Defending champions South Africa and England will also face hosts France and promoted nation USA (who replaced Italy after winning the Junior World Rugby Trophy this year) during the league phase in 2013.
Meanwhile, four-time champions New Zealand will contend for a play-off place against Ireland and Australia in their group. Wales will be expected to top Pool C, but will get tough competition from Argentina, who surprised many in this year's tournament.
Matches will be played at the Stade Henri Desgrange in La Roche-sur-Yon (Pool A fixtures), the Stade de la Rabine in Vannes (Pool B) and the Stade Pascal Laporte in Nantes (Pool C). The tournament will run from 5-23 June.
Junior World Championship rules state that the three group winners and best runners-up will qualify for the semi-finals.
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Matt James knew the Havelock Junior Legion Baseball Program needed money, but he didn't want to have a conventional fundraiser.
James is coach of the Havelock High School baseball team and a big supporter of the junior legion summer league.
"I saw some websites discussing some alternative and creative ways to raise money outside of your normal pancake supper and spaghetti dinner types, where you have to kind of put up a lot of money up front and really know what you're getting into as far as cost," James said.
James looked far and wide on the Internet until settling on a project that could benefit both the team and the environment.
He heard about a program at Fort Macon State Park where old Christmas trees are used to build and support sand dunes along the windswept Crystal Coast.
So, he decided he would collect old Christmas trees for a donation and haul them to Fort Macon.
"This had no cost and provides a service for both the homeowners and the coastal region getting those trees down there and packing those dunes. I just thought it was a great idea," James said.
James figured he'd try it.
"This is the first year that we have attempted to do this," James said. "We didn't have any expectations about this as far as people calling."
James put out fliers and sent notices to the paper.
"People have called and scheduled appointments and mailed checks to our Junior Legion program," James said. "The people that I've talked to on the phone have relayed to me that this is a great fundraising idea, not only just taking them down to the beach obviously, but some of these homeowners were doing that themselves. This just keeps them from having to do it themselves and they are more than happy to donate to us for providing that service for them."
James dragged a trailer around James City, Carolina Pines and parts of Havelock over the last two Saturdays and managed to get 15 trees and raise $150 that will be used for equipment and field upkeep. James delivered the pile to the state park in Atlantic Beach.
"They will take those Christmas trees and bury them in the sand in the dune areas and protect them from the non-stop wind," he said. "It holds the sand in place and allows for the different vegetation to grow and keeps the sand from just constantly eroding."
Like sand fences, the partially buried trees slow the wind enough for sand grains to drop onto the ground and gather underneath the trees. Over time, a small dune forms.
James hopes to continue the effort next year.
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It previously used typically artificial heating and cooling systems.
The building is housed in a traditionally enclosed space with typically artificial heating and cooling systems, but the architect reconfigured it, installing wood frame windows to allow the building to 'breathe.' The interior design includes benches lining the facade, removing the site from the idea of a traditional shop. Its lack of cash registers encourages laid-back browsing and purchasing, while the garden and cafe help to create a relaxed atmosphere.
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The Amazing Kreskin plays two shows at the Lyric Theater
OXFORD TOWN — It's not often one has the opportunity to meet a living legend, but that's exactly what the L-O-U community can do this Friday (June 15) as Kreskin – the ultimate mentalist – rolls into town for two shows at the Lyric Theater. Page 8 in Oxford Town No. 983 has complete details about the shows at the Lyric featuring the late Johnny Carson's favorite mentalist. (June 14, 2012, Page 8)


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The University of Bristol is a university in Bristol, England. One of the so-called "red brick" universities, it received its Royal Charter in 1909, although its predecessor institution, University College, Bristol, had been in existence since 1876. Bristol is the most popular multifaculty university in the UK, with over 14 applicants vying for each place, and average A-level attainment of successful entrants of just under 4 grade As. For some of the most popular courses, such as Economics and Law, the applicant to place ratio is often as high as 40:1. The University has an annual turnover of £347m and is the largest independent employer in Bristol. The University is a member of the Russell Group, The European-wide Coimbra Group and the Worldwide Universities Network, of which the University's Vice-Chancellor Prof Eric Thomas was Chair (2005-2007). The University of Bristol has approximately 18,000 students. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: University of Bristol)
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Digital Lives: Report of Interviews With the Creators of Personal Digital Collections
Pete Williams, Ian Rowlands, Katrina Dean and Jeremy Leighton John describe initial findings of the AHRC-funded Digital Lives Research Project studying personal digital collections and their relationship with research repositories such as the British Library.
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Featured in blockbuster films, this two-bedroom suite provides the ultimate celebrity trip. Ideal for bachelor parties or even unwinding after a conference, the room offers three seating areas, a wet bar and an eight-seat high-top table. The best spot is the circular booth, located right by the window, with a Strip view that is simply stunning. Both bedrooms feature plush couches and mood lights. Pops of red, mahogany furnishings, textured walls and the beaded chandeliers offer a classy appeal. Need help booking this suite? Call 866-320-9855. Complimentary round-trip airport limo service is included in your reservation.
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Documents the dramatic history of Civil War ironclads and reveals how warships like the Monitor and Virginia revolutionized naval warfare. Author John V. Quarstein, an award-winning historian, director of the Virginia War Museum and a historical consultant to the Monitor Center at the Mariner's Museum, calls upon a breadth of archival resources top resent a comprenhensive account that explores in depth the impact of ironclads during the Civil War and their colossal effect on naval history. By John V. Quarstein. Paperback, 284 pages.
by Edwin C Bearss. In Hardluck Ironclad, Edwin Bearss tells how he and two other Civil War historians discovered the Cairo almost a century after it was sunk - still intact at the bottom of the Yazoo, her big guns loaded and ready to fire. Much of the gear aboard just as it was that December morning when the crew abandoned her - and how, almost miraculously, she was later salvaged and restored. 180 pps. Paperback
Edited by Herb M. Schiller. The Confederacy led the way in developing torpedoes, a term that in the nineteenth century referred to contact mines floating on or just below the water's surface. With this book, these valuable weapons become available for the first time. A detailed accounting of the vessels sunk or damaged by Confederate torpedoes complete this significant compilation. Paperback 193pps
Capital Navy: The Men, Ships and Operations of the James River Squadron, by John Coski. The first book to examine the importance of Confederate naval operations on the James River, and their significant impact on the war in Virginia. This exciting and groundbreaking original study, complete with dozens of photos and detailed drawings of all four James River ironclads, is a must for every naval enthusiast. (344 pages, 9 x 6, Paperback)
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Exhibition Art Nouveau - European Architecture in Georgia at the Art Nouveau Museum in Riga – from 13 September to 30 November 2014
Information about Art Nouveau arrived in Georgia from Russia and Europe via the shortest route - the Black Sea. Art Nouveau expanded rapidly through different kinds of publications: professional, popular and fashion magazines, and photos and people who came to work or study in the country. Compared to Europe Georgia was rather backward in development but this fact didn't stop the style being popular amongst customers and builders. With surprising unanimity people from different social groups had Art Nouveau style apartment houses built. The popularity of Art Nouveau was stirred by local professionals and craftsmen as well as by the great interest and disposition of the population towards the style. These factors together led to the building of numerous multifunctional, rather complicated examples of the style.
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II Conference cycle Gaudi and his promoters at the Palau Güell in Barcelona - from 3 to 24 November 2014
After the success of the first cycle, Palau Güell will hold the second edition "Gaudi and his promoters" that will take place from 3 to 24 November at the espai de Cotxeres of the Palau Güell and has four sessions.
The first two will deal with the relations of the two families: the Güell López, who played a key role in Modernism and were united through marriage Eusebio Güell and Isabel Lopez.
The third session will focus on the relationship between Gaudi and Güell, giving as a result the construction of Palau Güell.
Finally, the last figure of the conference is Eusebio Güell from an unknown point of view: his contribution to neuroscience, the study of the mind.
Admission is free.
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Exhibition Art Nouveau in the Netherlands at the Riga Art Nouveau Museum - from 3 July to 23 November 2014
The exhibition has been organized in co-operation with the Dutch Art historian and collector Frederik Erenc.
It displays the uniqueness of the Dutch Art Nouveau with all its characteristic features such as the rationalist school, decorative Art Nouveau, the Asian influences and other movements.
Besides the exhibition, everyone is invited to join a meeting with the Dutch Art historians and collector Frederik Erenc to get more acquainted with the Dutch Art Nouveau heritage on 3 and 4 July at 4 pm as well as on 21 and 22 October at 5pm!
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International Conference Lechner at the Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest – from 19 to 21 November 2014
Conference dedicated to Ödön Lechner on the Occasion of the 100th Anniversary of his Death
In 2014 we commemorate the 100th anniversary of the death of Ödön Lechner (1845–1914), one of the greatest Hungarian architects and one of the most original geniuses of the European architectural scene at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. We wish to mark this special occasion with a three-day-long international conference (September 19-21), followed by an optional trip to some of his major works in the country (September 21).
The aim and the role of the conference is to place Lechner's architectural principles and designing activity on the contemporary European scale, with the opportunity for comparisons on a wide horizon, while also giving an opportunity for presenting the results of most recent research.
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Synagogue in Subotica targeted by Europa Nostra and EIB Institute
On 14-16 October, a delegation of heritage and financial specialists from the leading European heritage organisation Europa Nostra and the European Investment Bank Institute visited the Synagogue in Subotica, Serbia, listed among 'The 7 Most Endangered' monuments in Europe in 2014. The delegation took part in several working meetings with local and national stakeholders with the aim of supporting the rehabilitation of the Synagogue, considered one of the finest examples of Art Nouveau architecture in Central Europe. The experts will help formulate a technical and financial action plan for its conservation before the end of this year.
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Graduate Student OrientationPosted Dec. 8, 2011
The Kent State graduate community warmly welcomes you. To help make your transition to graduate study at KSU successful, the Division of Graduate Studies hosts an orientation program designed to supplement department or program-level orientations. Kent State University's Graduate Student Orientation (GSO) is held prior to the start of Fall and Spring semesters. All new graduate students are encouraged to attend GSO while new teaching assistants are required to attend. In addition, returning graduate students are welcome to attend sessions of interest to them. The Spring 2012 GSO will be held on Friday, January, 6th from 2:00-5:00 PM.
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It's true. I thought Kaare was about to put Harve on his list of guests. I think he changed his mind what SpongeRidge was mentioned. This proves something. I am not sure what.Originally posted by say-what
Harvey did have a good run talking Hornets, trades and Baron with Kaare.
Then he slips in the Spongeridge comment like a poor man's version of BaBaBouey (or however you spell it)


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Paint, Not Stain
Most people understand the difference between paint and stain when it comes to wood, but there's still a lot of confusion about paints versus stains for concrete. Like regular paint, concrete paint is an opaque surface coating that essentially blankets and adheres to the concrete surface. Concrete stain, like its counterpart for wood, is a thin, semi-transparent liquid that soaks into the pores of the concrete and changes the color of the material itself-permanently.
In general, concrete paint is a better choice if you want a completely new-looking surface; it hides stains and discoloration and creates a plastic-like finish in the desired color. That's why most people use paint for renewing old garage floors. Concrete stain is appropriate for both indoor and outdoor applications and offers a more natural coloring and texture than paint. It won't hide color variations in the original surface.


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Gamble Scores Four; Binder Assists on Five as Women's Lacrosse Rolls Regis (Co.) 16-5
March 8, 2010
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Freshman attacker Allie Gamble (Easton, MD) notched a game-high four goals leading the Pfeiffer University Lady Falcons to a 16-5 non-conference win over Regis (Co.) University in womens lacrosse action Monday afternoon. Tory Binder (Woodstock, MD) helped out with five assists in the victory as Pfeiffer improves to 4-1 on the year. The Rangers suffer their third-straight loss to open up 2010.
The Lady Falcons took control early on registering the first three goals of the contest as Heidi Karaszkiewicz (Glen Burnie, MD) tallied the first while Binder picked up one of her assists on Sarah Hebberds (Golden, CO) strike. Alex Cook (Commack, NY) put home Pfeiffers third before Regis jumped on the board with a free position shot goal from Evelyn Pierrepont (Locust Valley, NY) at 23:16.
The next five shots to find the back of the net belonged to Pfeiffer, three coming with the man advantage, to grab a commanding 8-1 lead. Gamble hit on her first of the afternoon just after Jessica Moulton (Huntingtown, MD), before Hebberd, Binder and Natalie Marvin (South Berwick, ME) each hit with the extra attacker. The Rangers Morgan Taylor (Overland Park, KS) stopped the streak with Regis second of the afternoon before Gamble closed out the half with her second for a 9-2 Lady Falcon lead at the break.
Pfeiffer put a couple of quick second half goals on the board by Jessica Kennedy (Perth, AUSTRALIA) and Gamble, before the Rangers battled back to score three unanswered making it an 11-5 contest. Carly Wagner (Aurora, CO) struck at 25:07 in front of Kelsi Goings (Castle Rock, CO) hitting twice within a 72 second span.
The Lady Falcons however would finish off the Rangers with the final five tallies to end the day. Kennedy and Karaszkiewicz each scored 66 seconds apart while Gamble, Hebberd and Liz Melesh (Annapolis, MD) rounded out the days scoring.
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Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
Party: Republican
History: The bodybuilder, actor and businessman became California's governor in the 2003 recall of Gov. Gray Davis. Schwarzenegger came into office pledging major reforms and a centrist, bipartisan approach. In 2005, he advocated voter adoption of a series of reform measures that were blasted by Democratic and union opponents and which eventually failed. Since then, he's reclaimed his lost popularity, working with Democrats and Republicans on a series of bond measures passed on the Nov. 7, 2006 ballot.
Previous posts: Chairman of President George Bush's Council on Physical Fitness, 1990
Most recent election results: Nov. 2006: Schwarzenegger, 55.8 percent; Phil Angelides (D), 39.2 percent; Peter Camejo (G), 2.3 percent; Art Olivier (L), 1.3 percent, Janice Jordan (PF), 0.7 percent; Edward C. Noonan (AI), 0.7 percent
Job description: The chief executive of the state and unofficial head of his or her political party. The governor has the authority to sign bills into law or veto them and is commander-in-chief of state forces.
Pay: $175,000 annually (but Schwarzenegger doesn't accept the salary)
Term: Four years
Term limit expiration date: 2010
Priorities: Schwarzenegger is focusing on prison issues, implementing the infrastructure improvements called for in his bond package and health care.
Family: Wife, Maria; four children
Resides: Brentwood
Role model: Ronald Reagan
Web site: http://gov.ca.gov/
Lieutenant Governor John Garamendi
Party: Democrat
History: Garamendi most recently as state insurance commissioner and has run several times for governor.
Previous posts: Assembly, 1974; Senate, 1976; insurance commissioner, 1991; deputy secretary, U.S. Department of the Interior, 1995; insurance commissioner, 1993


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- 05.21.2015
Once a Dawg, Always a Dawg
- 05.18.2015
UGA Executive MBA ranks in top 10 in the U.S., according to The Economist
- 05.12.2015
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- 05.01.2015
Bulldog Tartan!
- 04.27.2015
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- 04.23.2015
Meet the UGA alumna behind the Georgia Trail Summit: Tracie Sanchez (AB '88, MPA '11)
- 04.15.2015
Alumni Spotlight: Josh Collins (BSEH '97, MS '99)
- 05.21.2015
- 04.14.2015
Alumnus Spotlight: Carlton Curtis (ABJ '72)
- 04.08.2015
Shabbat 500 creates home for UGA students
- 04.03.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Christina Sass (AB '02)
- 03.31.2015
UGA launches Women's Leadership Initiative
- 03.30.2015
Registration now open for 2015 UGA Day Tour
- 03.27.2015
Alumnae Work to Save our Hearing
- 03.25.2015
3rd Annual TEDxUGA is Friday, March 27
- 04.14.2015
- 03.19.2015
2015 Alumni Seminar: Food for Thought
- 03.13.2015
EXTENDED DEADLINE: Dawg Trot 5K for Scholarships
- 03.11.2015
Alumnus Spotlight: William Shepard Rose III
- 03.09.2015
UGA Grady College announces recipients of 2015 Alumni Awards
- 03.04.2015
Alumnus Spotlight: Alex Crevar (AB '93)
- 02.25.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Sara Alread (BFA '09)
- 02.23.2015
Sisters Rethink "Something Borrowed"
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- 02.20.2015
Amazing Student: Sarah Huber '15
- 02.17.2015
Griffin-Spalding County is UGA's 12th Archway Partnership community
- 02.13.2015
Alumni Spotlight: Tituss Burgess (AB '01)
- 02.12.2015
UGA unveils 2015 UGA Day Tour schedule
- 02.11.2015
UGA names new DC facility in recognition of $5 million grant from Delta Air Lines Foundation
- 02.10.2015
UGA unveils 2015 Bulldog 100 rankings; Kabbage Inc. tops list
- 02.06.2015
2015 Bulldog 100 Celebration is tomorrow
- 02.20.2015
- 02.04.2015
UGA alumni named to Atlanta Magazine's Best of Atlanta 2014
- 02.02.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Keysha Lee (ABJ '97)
- 01.30.2015
Happy New Year, Bulldogs!
- 01.29.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Amy Robach (ABJ '95) receives Distinguished Achievement Award from UGA
- 01.28.2015
Student Alumni Association celebrates UGA's birthday
- 01.25.2015
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- 01.23.2015
UGA alumnus participates in Alaska tradition
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- 01.21.2015
Flavor of Georgia celebrates tradition of artisan and craft foods
- 01.14.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Brooke Anderson (ABJ '00)
- 01.07.2015
UGA alumna explores success of minorities in media
- 01.05.2015
UGA's Amazing Students: Colby Ruiz
- 01.02.2015
Alumna Spotlight: Antonina Lerch (MFA '06)
- 12.19.2014
Brothers make business a family affair
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40 Under 40 honoree to direct UGA's state government relations
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UGA's Thank-a-Teacher Program
- 12.10.2014
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UGA alumnus takes daring dive
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UGA Alumni Association announces sixth annual Bulldog 100 list
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2014 International Education Week
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Alumna Spotlight: Cheri Leavy (BSED '97)
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From the Desk of Provost Whitten: Food for Thought
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Classic city sound from television to the silver screen
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In remembrance of Carl E. Sanders (JD '48)
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San Diego Chapter president leads successful career in medical illustration
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UGA alumnus heads to Neverland
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UGA named 'Best Place for Student Veterans'
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Bulldog Politics
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Warnell School honors distinguished alumni
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A Bulldog Love Story
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- 10.31.2014
UGA College of Education honors five alumni for career achievements
- 10.30.2014
Bulldog advocates for arts education
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Georgia agricultural leadership program graduates inaugural class
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Former Diamond Dawg makes a difference for individuals with disabilities
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UGA Graduate School honors 2014 Alumni of Distinction
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Bulldogs in the Sunshine State
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2014-2015 Signature Lecture Series
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UGA College of Education alumna Sharon Horne '94, '98 receives $25,000 Beckman Award
University of Georgia College of Education alumna Sharon G. Horne (Ph.D.'98, MEd '94), now an associate professor in counseling and school psychology at the University of Massachusetts -Boston, has been named a recipient of the prestigious Elizabeth Hurlock Beckman Award.
Horne was recognized for inspiring her former doctoral student, Mary C. Burke, Ph.D., now director of training for the Counseling Psychology Program at Carlow University, to make a significant difference in the community. Burke collaboratively founded and directs the Project to End Human Trafficking. This United States-based non-profit group works regionally, nationally, and internationally to raise awareness about the enslavement and economic exploitation of human beings.
Horne, graduate program director of the Ph.D. program in counseling psychology at UMass-Boston, conducts research on LGBT issues and international psychology concerns.
She was named a Fellow of the American Psychological Association in 2008 in International Psychology and in 2011 through the Society of Counseling Psychology. She received the Denmark-Reuder Award for International Gender Research from the American Psychological Association's Division of International Psychology in 2007 for her work to shed light on cross-cultural factors that affect women and in furthering the condition of women across borders.
Horne earned a doctorate in counseling psychology and a master's degree in rehabilitation counseling from UGA. She is the daughter of UGA Distinguished Research Professor and Dean of the College of Education Andy Horne. She will receive the award in an evening ceremony on Saturday, November 10, 2012 at The Carter Center in Atlanta.
I am inspired by Horne's story. Her just pursuits take on some of the most challenging and prevalent social issues that facing the world today. Her continued excellence as both a researcher and mentor to fellow counseling psychologists has led significant progress for her field and a better life for many affected by her work. I am proud to have Horne as a member of the Bulldog Family and as a person making a positive impact on her community every day!
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"Mine was the best seat in the house at the 2015 UGA graduation exercises last Saturday in Sanford Stadium. Not because I was a special speaker or honored guest but because I was sitting next to my youngest daughter as a member of the graduating class of 2015."
Bulldog 100 business owner Frank Raiford's (BBA '15) story is a bit unique. Originally a student in the late 1970s, Frank left UGA to start his business career - just three credits shy of graduating. He intended to return and finish his degree, but months turned into years and the family (Frank's wife, Melanie, is a member of UGA's Class of 1984) and business continued to grow.
Flash forward to the fall of 2011. Frank's youngest daughter, Meredith (BFA '15), is a freshman at UGA and tells her father how much it would mean to her if they could graduate together.
"I had promised Meredith that I would "finish" the last class that I needed to graduate and walk with her during her graduation. I will always remember this brief and unique time spent with "my" graduating class. I could feel the energy of youth and sense their expectations as they moved across the field and transitioned from being students to graduates."
After graduation, Meredith said "I was so proud and honored to graduate with my dad. It's because of his hard work and dedication over the past 30 years that I have been able to succeed today. It was only fitting that we got to celebrate our accomplishments together Between the Hedges. We both enjoyed every minute of it."
Earlier this year, Frank's company, Police & Sheriff's Press, Inc. was recognized by the UGA Alumni Association as a member of the Bulldog 100 Class of 2015. The business was also recognized in 2014.
Frank had this to say about this unorthodox path to a degree, "Graduation was a long time in coming. My peers from '76-'82 are ordering senior coffee, receiving letters from AARP and showing off pictures of grandchildren. My new peers have the world before them and are ready to begin their journey. My hope for each of them is to dream big, work hard, cherish the friends they have made at UGA and enjoy the journey."
Whether you consider him a member of the Class of 1982 or 2015, we know that Frank, as well as Meredith, will represent the Bulldog family with pride wherever they go. Congratulations on graduating!
UGA Executive MBA ranks in top 10 in the U.S., according to The Economist
The Executive MBA Program at the University of Georgia Terry College of Business was ranked No. 14 worldwide by The Economist in its latest assessment.
The new ranking is a step up for Terry's EMBA program, which was No. 22 worldwide in the previous scoring by The Economist.
"I am certainly proud that the excellence of this degree is being recognized in Georgia and around the world," said Benjamin C. Ayers, dean of the Terry College. "This ranking is a reflection of the investment and quality that our faculty put into our EMBA program, and a good indication that it truly enhances the careers of our students."
The Economist's rankings reflect each EMBA program's performance in two broad categories: personal development/education experience and career development, with each category weighted equally. Terry's EMBA program received the highest ranking among schools in Georgia and was eighth among programs based solely in the U.S.
"We are honored to once again be recognized as one of the very best Executive MBA programs in the world," said Rich Daniels, director of Executive and Professional MBA Programs at the Terry College. "Our focus on leadership development, international experience and harnessing the Terry College network has proven to be particularly effective in ensuring that our graduates are successful."
The Terry College's Executive MBA degree is an 18-month program geared toward mid- to senior-level managers. The format combines weekend class sessions with asynchronous interaction using distance learning technologies. The program also offers individual leadership coaching, valuable opportunities to network and an international residency.
For more information about Terry's Executive MBA, Professional MBA (offered in Buckhead and Gwinnett County) and Full-Time MBA (in Athens), see terry.uga.edu/mba.
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Did you know that UGA has its own honey bee farm in Watkinsville, Georgia, and that honey is a $75 million industry in the state?
Since 1975, honey bees have been the official insect of Georgia. UGA's honey bees produce up to 200 pounds of honey a year. Honey bee research taking place at the university includes studying bee health management issues, bee pollination, and foraging ecology. UGA honey is a golden color with fruity accents that stem from the blackberry, blueberry, and bramble blooms in the area surrounding the farm. The honey is available for purchase at Athens Seed, Lawn and Garden in Watkinsville, Cofer's Home and Garden in Athens, and through the UGA Entomology Department. Learn more about the UGA Honey Bee Farm.
Q Sauce from Jennifer (BBA '92) and Chris (BBA '88, JD '92) Adams
While the university produces tasty treats (UGA Caviar, anyone?), its alumni are also taking the food industry by storm. Attendees at the 2015 Alumni Awards Luncheon took home a complimentary bottle of Q Sauce, generously donated by Jennifer (BBA '92) and Chris (BBA '88, JD '92) Adams.
Based in Dacula, Georgia, the Adamses began making their sauce after it became popular with friends and family. In 2013, it was a Flavor of Georgia finalist and in 2014, it was a winner in the sauces and marinades category. Their daughters called the sauce "Q" for short and the name stuck. All of their sauces are all natural and contain no preservatives. For more information about Q Sauce, visit www.qsaucestore.com.


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When German pioneer, Jonathan Hager, stepped into Cumberland Valley, surrounded by forests and meadows, which lay six miles apart from the Potomac River, he knew right away that he was going to live there. He picked the perfect location and began constructing a two-story stone house, built over two springs, on a 200-acre tract that he called "Hager's Fancy." Over time, more immigrants settled near Hager's house. In 1762, Elizabeth-Town (named after his bride Elizabeth Kershner) was born.
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Messiah (A sacred oratorio). Composed by George Frideric Handel (1685-1759). Edited by Watkins Shaw. For Choral (Vocal Score). Music Sales America. Baroque, Choral, Christmas and Easter. Difficulty: medium. Vocal score (paperback). Choral notation and piano reduction. 257 pages. Novello & Co Ltd. #NOV070137. Published by Novello & Co Ltd. (HL.14021327).
ISBN 0853602115. With choral notation and piano reduction. Baroque, Choral, Christmas and Easter. 7.5x11 inches.
The world-famous Novello choral edition of Handel's beautiful masterpiece. Arranged for SATB with piano part. Edited with piano reduction by Watkins Shaw.
- Part One
- Sinfonia (Overture)
- Comfort Ye My People Recitative
- Ev'ry valley shall be exalted Air
- And the Glory of the Lord Chorus
- Thus saith the Lord Recitative
- But who may abide the day of his coming? (Version I) Air for Alto
- But who may abide the day of his coming (Version II) Transposed for Soprano
- And he shall purify Chorus
- Behold, a virgin shall conceive Recitative
- O thou that tellest good tidings to Zion Air and Chorus
- For behold, darkness shall cover the earth Recitative
- The people that walked in darkness Air
- For Unto Us a Child is Born Chorus
- Pifa ('Pastoral Symphony')
- There were shepherds abiding in the field Recitative
- And lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them Recitative
- And the angel said until them Recitative
- And suddenly there was with the angel Recitative
- Glory To God Chorus
- Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion (Version I) Air (4/4)
- Then shall the eyes of the blind Recitative
- He shall feed his flock (Version I) Air for Soprano
- He shall feed his flock (Version II) Transposed for Alto and Soprano
- His yoke is easy, and his burthen is light Chorus
Part Two
- Behold the Lamb of God Chorus
- He Was Despised Air
- Surely he hath borne our griefs Chorus
- And with his stripes we are healed Chorus
- All we like sheep have gone astray Chorus
- All they that see him laugh him to scorn Recitative
- He trusted in God Chorus
- Thy rebuke hath broken his heart Recitative
- Behold, and see if there be any sorrow Air
- He was cut off out of the land of the living Recitative
- But thou didst not leave his soul in hell Air
- Lift up your heads, O ye gates Chorus
- Unto which of the angelsl said he at any time Recitative
- Let all the angels of God worship him Chorus
- Thou art gone up on high (Version I) Air for Alto
- Thou art gone up on high (Version II) Transposed for Soprano
- The Lord gave the word Chorus
- How beautiful are the feet (Version I) Air
- Their sound is gone out (Version I) Chorus
- Why do the nations so furiously rage together (Version I) Air
- Why do the nations so furiously rage together (Version II) Air and Recitative
- Let us break their bonds asunder Chorus
- He that dwelleth in heaven Recitative
- Thou shalt break them Air
- Hallelujah Chorus
Part Three
- I Know That My Redeemer Liveth Air
- Since by man came death Chorus
- Behold, I tell you a mystery Recitative
- The Trumpet Shall Sound Air
- Then shall be brought to pass Recitative
- O death, where is thy sting? Duet, Alto and Tenor
- But thanks be to God Chorus
- If God be for us (Version I) Air for Soprano
- If God be for us (Version II) Transposed for Alto
- Worthy is the lamb that was slain Chorus
- Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion (Version II) Air (12/8)
- Thou art gone up on high (Version III) Air for Bass
- How beautiful are the feet (Version II) Air for Alto
- How beautiful are the feet...Break forth into joy Duet and Chorus
- Their sound is gone out (Version II) Air
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