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A portable mini-composter built from scrap lumber can be easily sized for single-member households.
This homemade compost bin is lightweight and portable, which makes it easy to move around a garden.
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I've been developing my off-grid homestead for four years, but I've wrestled with what to do for a compost bin. Because I'm the only person who lives here, I didn't want to tackle plans for bins that would be way too big for my one-person household. Plus, I didn't want to purchase anything.
This spring, I started using a mini-bin that I built of scrap lumber. My homemade compost bin is 18 inches wide by 36 inches long, and it has a removable metal screen on top to deter mice and flies. It works even better than I had hoped!
I dedicate this bin to kitchen scraps, including eggshells, tea and coffee, along with spoiled vegetables. I've moved my bin around the garden four times this year to spread the organic goodness, and I'm going to store the bin in my greenhouse during winter. I figure the greenhouse will be warm enough to encourage the waste to break down rather than freeze solid. The only downside to this system is that I'm sacrificing a few square feet of garden and greenhouse area, but I've decided it's well worth it.
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HI, stupid question but how do you use it? Bins I have seen, you have to either have a 2-3 section one to move the stuff and aerate or you have a movable one, where you move the bin and then put the stuff in it. I like the idea of a smaller one, but I don't want to have to keep turning it all the time.
I use old shopping carts for some of my composting. I have accumulated about 20 so I will fill half of them with this years grass clippings and other compostable stuff. The Next year I plant peas in those carts then the third year they are ready to use on the garden. By rotating them I always have 10 ready to use and 10 working and getting ready to use the following year. Of course this only works in the country where you don't have to worry about the neighbors complaining about the appearance of your property. Something the author of the article might consider is using a barrel for his compost. There was an article in Mother about homemade barrel composters awhile back.
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Warehouse 701, formerly Wye Valley Reclamation, has been trading architectural salvage since 1954. The business was formally established in 2001 in a wartime munitions factory, designated "701" when it was built during the Second World War. Warehouse 701 has expanded upon its core of reclaimed garden, home and structural elements and is now supplying a range of new items that complement its core. This stock of new products includes various homeware, garden furniture/ accessories and the Annie Sloan range.
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The National Shell Filling Factory on the Rotherwas Industrial Estate in Hereford was initially erected under the direction of Lloyd George as Minister of War in 1915. The Factory itself was constructed by the Ministry of Munitions on the site of the Rotherwas Mansion, which had been demolished prior to the factory build because of a fire. Shell filling began here on 11 November 1916.
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LIKE many bands, this one had its genesis as a bunch of teen-agers playing music in a basement. Unlike most, this band has played gigs in Hartford, New York City and even Havana and its current six members will be finishing its first compact disk later this month.
The group, which calls itself Latin Flavor, was begun in 1994 by some Hartford-area young people who began playing jazz in the Windsor home of Ted and Abigail Curtis. Members of the band have come and gone, with the group providing a musical outlet for 15 young men over the last five years. Two of the Curtis's sons are in the current band: Luques, 15, plays double bass and Zaccai, 17, is on piano.
The other members are Darryl Rucker, 16, of Windsor (alto saxophone), Joel Gonzalez of East Hartford, 16, and R. J. Avallone, 18 (both on trumpet) and Richie Barshay, 16, (drums). ''You sit and listen to them,'' said Will K. Wilkins, the director of Real Art Ways, an arts and performance center in Hartford, ''and the fact they're kids is amazing.''
Throughout their rehearsals, Latin Flavor members have been taught that making good music and achieving their unusual level of maturity are inseparable from the trust and cooperation they have found in their homes and community.
''We just kept working hard, trying to do what we like to do,'' Zaccai said. ''It's something I won't stop doing, music is basically my life.''Continue reading the main story
From the beginning, Mr. Curtis, a computer programmer, and Jorge Fuentes, of East Hartford and a sexton at Asylum Hill Congregational Church in Hartford, along with other parents, took the group, with instruments in tow, to concerts and music festivals in New York City. There they would listen, meet musicians and sometimes join in.
It was at an outdoor concert in Hartford three years ago that they first met Andy Gonzalez, a bass player from New York City. The Latin Flavor was rehearsing after being hired to open for Mr. Gonzalez's band, Manny Oquendo y Libre. ''I hear this band,'' Mr. Gonzalez, a 30-year jazz veteran said as he described his amazement as he neared the stage, ''and I see these young kids playing this sophisticated music and copies of a couple tunes I'd played.''
Mr. Gonzalez has since taken a special interest in the band, frequently traveling to Hartford to work with the group. ''I really feel it's my obligation,'' Mr. Gonzalez said, ''because when I was a kid I had certain people that helped me along.''
The group got a jump start after opening for Mr. Gonzalez last year at the New York City jazz club, Sounds of Brazil. At the club, the group met a record producer, Rene Lopez, who introduced the band to Jesus (Chucho) Valdes, a Cuban musician. After hearing Latin Flavor, Mr. Valdes helped arrange the band's performance at the 1997 Havana International Festival of Jazz.
While watching the group six months later at the 1998 Greater Hartford Festival of Jazz, Stephen Haymes, a Hartford musician and an arts education coordinator for Center City Churches, had an idea he thought would boost both the group and this year's jazz festival: He got the Greater Hartford Arts Council to provide funding for an original composition by Jay Hoggard, the vibraphonist, composer and Wesleyan University professor, to be performed by the group at this summer's jazz festival. After six weeks of rehearsal, the group performed, ''La Tierra Hermosa (The Beautiful Land)'' last month at the festival.
Mr. Wilkins said his Real Art Ways didn't usually showcase youth groups, ''but they're a special group, also reflective of the real richness that exists in Latin culture.''
The first music study for most members of group was as youngsters at The Artists Collective, a government-and foundation-funded arts and education center in Hartford. The collective's director, Dollie McLean, remembers them years ago in the Youth Jazz Orchestra.
''I recall when they couldn't play at all, the instructor had to stand there, play with one hand and guide the student's hand.''
As they grew, members mostly divided their schooling between their towns' public schools and the Greater Hartford Academy of Performing Arts, a public secondary art school for the 35-town region run by the Capitol Region Education Council. Dave Santoro, an academy teacher, has taught all six Latin Flavor members. He said that he provided a base for them in jazz tradition and technique, but was excited to watch them build their particular blend of ''straight-ahead'' jazz with its Latin form. ''They're equally interested in both sides,'' Mr. Santoro said, ''and they're one of the first groups that's successfully melding the two.''
For now, Darryl Rucker is focusing on instruction at the Academy. Joel Gonzalez and Luques Curtis also attend the Academy, and Luques is also at the Artists Collective. Richie Barshay, who attends Hall High in West Hartford, also studies privately at the Hartt School of Music in West Hartford. R. J. Avallone will be going to Berklee College of Music in Boston this fall, where he already has attended two summer programs. Zaccai Curtis, the group's music director, has just graduated from Windsor High and the Academy, and will start in the fall at New England Conservatory of Music in Boston. As with R. J., he said he plans to keep working with the group when possible on weekends and vacations.
Zaccai was selected by a national high school jazz musicians program of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences Foundation to perform at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles last February. He has received scholarships including a $1,200 grant from The Hartford Jazz Society.
The group can be seen at three arts and social events in Hartford parks next weekend. ''These guys are so busy and involved,'' Ted Curtis said, ''there's just this, the family, basketball and swimming.''
Joel, along with the others, appreciates the attention the band gets. ''It's good, man,'' he said. ''It's well deserved. We work hard at what we do. It's good for us and it's good for everyone who's supported it.''
Darryl added: ''I can't really explain the feeling I get when I hear somebody in New York talking about us.'' One challenge is allowing talents to emerge while remembering these are teen-agers. Mr. Fuentes said the band almost never has trouble getting together for rehearsals at least twice a week. ''The schedule is, 'If you can't make it Friday, we'll work it out for Saturday.' ''
Ms. McLean, director at The Artists Collective, has some advice in that regard to the group's youthful success: ''They need to continue studying and growing, use every opportunity, learn from everybody they possibly can.''
Ted Curtis, who provided most of the original funding for the group, said it's now making some money and has a collective bank account. With a portion going for expenses, it will also help finance the group's first recording, including five or six original compositions, planned for completion later this month.
Latin Flavor will appear from 12:30 to 2 P.M. Saturday at Charter Oak Landing, at the afternoon-long opening of Club 55, a city program for elderly people. From 2:30 to 4, the group will be at the Family Saturday Arts Expo in Bushnell Park, and on Aug. 15, the group will perform in Colt Park from 5 to 6 P.M., as part of a series of concerts sponsored by Hartford's Department of Cultural Affairs.Continue reading the main story


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download Question 1 1. Other things held constant, which of the following would tend to reduce the cash conversion cycle? Answer Carry a constant amount of receivables as sales decline. Place larger orders for raw materials to take advantage of price breaks. Take all discounts that are offered. Continue to take all discounts that are offered and pay on the net date. Offer longer payment terms to customers. 2 points Question 2 1. Which of the following statements is CORRECT? Answer Shorter-term cash budgets, in general, are used primarily for planning purposes, while longer-term budgets are used for actual cash control. The cash budget and the capital budget are developed separately, and although they are both important to the firm, one does not affect the other. Since depreciation is a non-cash charge, it neither appears on nor has any effect on the cash budget. The target cash balance should be set such that it need not be adjusted for seasonal patterns and unanticipated fluctuations in receipts, although it should be changed to reflect long-term changes in the firm's operations. The typical cash budget reflects interest paid on loans as well as income from the investment of surplus cash. These numbers, as well as other items on the cash budget, are expected values; hence, actual results might vary from the budgeted amounts. 2 points Question 3 1. Which of the following statements is CORRECT? Answer Trade credit is provided only to relatively large, strong firms. Commercial paper is a form of short-term financing that is primarily used by large, strong, financially stable companies. Short-term debt is favored by firms because, while it is generally more expensive than long-term debt, it exposes the borrowing firm to less risk than long-term debt. Commercial paper can be issued by virtually any firm so long as it is willing to pay the going interest rate. Commercial paper is typically offered at a long-term maturity of at least five years. 2 points Question 4 1. Which of the following items should a company report directly in its monthly cash budget? Answer Its monthly depreciation expense. Cash proceeds from selling one of its divisions. Accrued interest on zero coupon bonds that it issued. New shares issued in a stock split. New shares issued in a stock dividend. 2 points
Question 5 1. Which of the following statements is NOT CORRECT? Answer A company may hold a relatively large amount of cash and marketable securities if it is uncertain about its volume of sales, profits, and cash flows during the coming year. Credit policy has an impact on working capital because it influences both sales and the time before receivables are collected. The cash budget is useful to help estimate future financing needs, especially the need for short-term working capital loans. If a firm wants to generate more cash flow from operations in the next month or two, it could change its credit policy from 2/10 net 30 to net 60. Managing working capital is important because it influences financing decisions and the firm's profitability. 2 points Question 6 1. Which of the following statements is CORRECT? Answer Depreciation is included in the estimate of cash flows (Cash income + Depreciation), hence depreciation is set forth on a separate line in the cash budget. If cash inflows from collections occur in equal daily amounts but most payments must be made on the 10th of each month, then a regular monthly cash budget will be misleading. The problem can be corrected by using a daily cash budget. Sound working capital policy is designed to maximize the time between cash expenditures on materials and the collection of cash on sales. If a firm wants to generate more cash flow from operations in the next month or two, it could change its credit policy from 2/10 net 30 to net 60. If a firm sells on terms of net 90, and if its sales are highly seasonal, with 80% of its sales in September, then its DSO as it is typically calculated (with sales per for past 12 months/365) would probably be lower in October than in August. 2 points Question 7 1. Which of the following statements is CORRECT? Answer Under normal conditions, a firm's expected ROE would probably be higher if it financed with short-term rather than with long-term debt, but using short-term debt would probably increase the firm's risk. Conservative firms generally use no short-term debt and thus have zero current liabilities. A short-term loan can usually be obtained more quickly than a long-term loan, but the cost of short-term debt is normally higher than that of long-term debt. If a firm that can borrow from its bank at a 6% interest rate buys materials on terms of 2/10 net 30, and if it must pay by Day 30 or else be cut off, then we would expect to see zero accounts payable on its balance sheet. If one of your firm's customers is "stretching" its accounts payable, this may be a nuisance but it will not have an adverse financial impact on your firm if the customer periodically pays off its entire balance. 2 points Question 8 1. Which of the following statements is most consistent with efficient inventory management? The firm has a Answer below average inventory turnover ratio.
low incidence of production schedule disruptions. below average total assets turnover ratio. relatively high current ratio. relatively low DSO. 2 points Question 9 1. Which of the following statement completions is CORRECT? If the yield curve is upward sloping, then the marketable securities held in a firm's portfolio, assumed to be held for emergencies, should Answer consist mainly of long-term securities because they pay higher rates. consist mainly of short-term securities because they pay higher rates. consist mainly of U.S. Treasury securities to minimize interest rate risk. consist mainly of short-term securities to minimize interest rate risk. be balanced between long- and short-term securities to minimize the adverse effects of either an upward or a downward trend in interest rates. 2 points Question 10 1. A lockbox plan is most beneficial to firms that Answer have suppliers who operate in many different parts of the country. have widely dispersed manufacturing facilities. have a large marketable securities portfolio and cash to protect. receive payments in the form of currency, such as fast food restaurants, rather than in the form of checks. have customers who operate in many different parts of the country. 2 points Question 11 1. Helena Furnishings wants to reduce its cash conversion cycle. Which of the following actions should it take? Answer Increase average inventory without increasing sales. Take steps to reduce the DSO. Start paying its bills sooner, which would reduce the average accounts payable but not affect sales. Sell common stock to retire long-term bonds. Sell an issue of long-term bonds and use the proceeds to buy back some of its common stock. 2 points Question 12 1. Which of the following statements is CORRECT? Answer Other things held constant, the higher a firm's days sales outstanding (DSO), the better its credit department. If a firm that sells on terms of net 30 changes its policy to 2/10 net 30, and if no change in sales volume occurs, then the firm's DSO will probably increase. If a firm sells on terms of 2/10 net 30, and its DSO is 30 days, then the firm probably has some past-due accounts. If a firm sells on terms of net 60, and if its sales are highly seasonal, with a sharp peak in December, then its DSO as it is typically calculated (with sales per for past 12 months/365) would probably be lower in January than in July. If a firm changed the credit terms offered to its customers from 2/10 net 30 to 2/10 net 60, then its sales should increase, and this should lead to an increase in sales per day, and that should lead to a decrease in the DSO.
2 points Question 13 1. Which of the following statements is CORRECT? Answer Accruals are an expensive but commonly used way to finance working capital. A conservative financing policy is one where the firm finances part of its fixed assets with short-term capital and all of its net working capital with short-term funds. If a company receives trade credit under terms of 2/10 net 30, this implies that the company has 10 days of free trade credit. One cannot tell if a firm has a conservative, aggressive, or moderate current asset financing policy without an examination of its cash budget. If a firm has a relatively aggressive current asset financing policy vis-Ă -vis other firms in its industry, then its current ratio will probably be relatively high. 2 points Question 14 1. Which of the following statements is NOT CORRECT? Answer Commercial paper can be issued by virtually any firm so long as it is willing to pay the going interest rate. Accruals are "free" in the sense that no explicit interest is paid on these funds. A conservative approach to working capital management will result in most if not all permanent current operating assets being financed with long-term capital. The risk to a firm that borrows with short-term credit is usually greater than if it borrowed using long-term debt. This added risk stems from the greater variability of interest costs on short-term debt and possible difficulties with rolling over short-term debt. Bank loans generally carry a higher interest rate than commercial paper. 2 points Question 15 1. Which of the following is NOT commonly regarded as being a credit policy variable? Answer Credit period. Collection policy. Credit standards. Cash discounts. Payments deferral period. 2 points Save and Submit


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Fred G. Burke, who oversaw sweeping changes in the financing and accountability of public schools as the commissioner of education for Rhode Island and then New Jersey in the 1970's and early 1980's, died Friday at Newton Memorial Hospital in Newton, N.J. He was 79 and lived in Milford, Pa.
The cause was a pulmonary embolism, said his wife, Carol Sterling.
A political scientist and African-affairs specialist with a reputation for getting things done, Dr. Burke had written books, taught in colleges, served as a United Nations consultant, directed the training of the first Peace Corps volunteers and been Rhode Island's top education official for more than three years when, in 1974, Gov. Brendan T. Byrne appointed him commissioner of education in New Jersey.
It was like stepping into the center of a storm. Over the next eight years, Dr. Burke, a Democrat, became a target of teachers' unions, school boards, disgruntled taxpayers and political foes as he pushed for accountability by students, teachers and administrators, while New Jersey imposed its first income tax to reverse the slide of a school system that discriminated against children in poorer districts.
Standing his ground, Dr. Burke was instrumental in persuading the Legislature to pass a 1975 law calling for a "thorough and efficient" education for the state's 1.5 million students. It mandated testing and monitoring, annual evaluations for tenured teachers and yearly reviews for every school. Students squirmed, and the New Jersey Education Association, the 85,000-member teachers' union, objected.
So did the State Board of Education, local school boards, legislative opponents and other critics, who said tests were no guarantee of learning, that central authority threatened academic freedom and the autonomy of school districts, and that teachers and schools might be unfairly penalized. But Dr. Burke won support among many parents, especially after the scores showed improvement late in his tenure.Continue reading the main story
Beyond performance and accountability, the problems with schools in New Jersey -- and across the country -- included too little money, and wildly disparate budgets in the patchwork of rich and poor school districts, with money largely coming from local property taxes, supplemented by state aid.
In a landmark 1973 ruling, the State Supreme Court said the financing system violated New Jersey's constitutional mandate for a "thorough and efficient" education for all children, because poorer districts were unable to give their schools adequate support. The constitutional phrase -- bland and powerful and all but ignored -- provided the rationale, and in 1976, after a long and bitter fight, the Legislature and Governor Byrne pushed through the state's first income tax.
It was to provide millions in "equalization aid," to level the playing field for rich and poor districts. But much of the $800 million raised in the first year went not to schools but to homeowners as rebates to make the tax more palatable. Dr. Burke had no direct role in the adoption of the unpopular tax, but as the personification of the state school system he became a natural target of its critics.
In 1982, the newly elected Gov. Thomas H. Kean, a Republican, appointed a replacement for Dr. Burke. In a departing interview, the commissioner said there had been dramatic improvements in the schools. But, citing a faltering economy and sharply rising teachers' pensions and other costs, he acknowledged that there had been too little money, and that the gap between rich and poor districts had only grown wider.
In 1990, the New Jersey Supreme Court ordered the state to ensure that the poorest cities spend as much on their children's education as wealthy suburbs spent. The suit, known as Abbott v. Burke, by 20 students in East Orange, Jersey City, Camden and Irvington, had been filed in 1981 against Dr. Burke as education commissioner, and though he was named as the defendant he regarded the outcome as a victory.
"He was so happy to lose that," his wife recalled. "It was the beginning of equitable financing for the schools of New Jersey."
Fred George Burke was born in Collins, N.Y., on Jan. 1, 1926. He was in the Army Air Forces in World War II and served in the Korean War. He graduated from Williams College in 1953, and at Princeton University received a master's in 1955 and a doctorate in 1958. Over the next 12 years, he taught political science at Ohio Wesleyan University, Syracuse University and the State University of New York at Buffalo.
During that time, he traveled often to Africa, wrote six books on African affairs, was a consultant to the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa and directed the training of Peace Corps volunteers in East Africa. From 1971 to 1974, he was the commissioner of Education for Rhode Island, instituting innovations that included full state funding of public schools -- with money raised from the state's first income tax, adopted in 1972 -- and a statewide salary scale for teachers.
After resigning as New Jersey education commissioner, he joined the University of Connecticut as vice president for graduate education and research and dean of the graduate school, and in 1992 became a senior fellow at the Phelps Stokes Fund. His last book, "Public Education: Who's In Charge?" (Praeger, 1991) argued for a national education policy.
In addition to Ms. Sterling, his third wife, whom he married in 1985, Mr. Burke is survived by three sons, Fritz, of Union, Me., Daniel, of Bangor, Me., and Adam, of Arlington, Mass.; a daughter, Rebecca Burke, of Washington; two sisters, Marlene Johnston, of Roopville, Ga., and Ellen Van Note, of Chapel Hill, N.C.; and four grandchildren. Two earlier marriages ended in divorce.Continue reading the main story


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Doted artist Devendra Banhart will make his debut in Finland at Pori Jazz on Thursday July 13th. Several notable jazz musicians – both international and domestic stars – have been added to the festival program as well: Sun Ra Arkestra, The Bad Plus and Ambrose Akinmusire just to name a few. Daily tickets to Pori Jazz main concerts are on available for a special reduced price until March 31st, when S-Etukortti card is presented upon purchase.
Devandra Banhart's concert in Finland is definitely long awaited, as the American-Venezuelan artist has been somewhat iconic character already for over 15 years. Banhart is often considered as an envoy of the New Weird America genre and he has released nine studio albums of which the latest one, Ape in Pink Marble was released in 2016. He is known as sometimes child likely colourful, always intriguing artist, whose music can be described as alternative and psychedelic folk. He's been compared to legends such as Tim Buckley, Syd Barrett and Mark Boland and traces of klezmer, Brazilian rhythms, jazz and country can also be heard within his music. Both critics and enthusiastic music fans love him and on Thursday, July 13th he will finally make his debut in Finland.
Other new additions to the festival program on Thursday, July 13th include jazz trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire alongside his quartet and Julian Lage Trio. Both musicians are among the most noteworthy American jazz musicians of the younger generation. In May Ambrose Akinmusire will release a live album recorded at the legendary Village Vanguard Club, and Julian Lage's Archlight was one of the most praised jazz recordings last year.
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New additions to the festival program on Friday, July 14th include international jazz sensation The Bad Plus and American jazz and soul singer Kandace Springs. Yussef Kamaal released its debut album Black Focus last autumn and is representing the current vibes of British jazz. Two Finnish album release concerts will also take place on Friday as Olli Hirvonen New Helsinki and Pauli Lyytinen Magnetia Orkesteri present their latest works.
On Saturday, July 15th Pori Jazz is pleased to present one of the most known jazz ensembles of all times, as the fabulous Sun Ra Arkestra takes the stage. The ensemble is currently lead by 92-year-old saxophonist Marshall Allen. British saxophonist Shakaba Hutchings brings his band Shabaka & The Ancestors to Pori and there are several South African musicians featured within The Ancestors. Their most recent album, critically acclaimed Wisdom of Elders released in 2016 is a glorious example of spiritual jazz.


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Tim Brown, following a distinguished career as Director of Music at Clare College (Cambridge – UK) now enjoys a busy freelance life centred around the Zürcher Sing-Akademie (Zürich – Switzerland), of which he is the founding artistic director, and English Voices, his London-based professional choir.
He began his musical training as a chorister at Westminster Abbey, and later sang counter-tenor in the choir of King's College (Cambridge) under Sir David Willcocks.
He was also an affiliated lecturer in the Faculty of Music, and Director of Studies in Music at Clare College.
Tim Brown is much in demand as a guest chorus master for operatic choruses. In 2014 he will train his choruses for productions of Die Zauberflöte and Ariodante.
Future projects: 2014/2015 participation by the Zürcher Sing-Akademie in Munich Opera's production of Monteverdi's Orfeo. December 2014 he will conduct the Tonhalle Orchestra in Bach's Weinachtsoratorium.
Zsuzsanna Gráf graduated at the Liszt Academy of Music (Budapest – Hungary) as music teacher, choral conductor and pianist. She has founded the music faculty of the Városmajor High School 25 years ago, when she also established the Angelica Girls' Choir. The choir was given the Hungarian Heritage Award and the Junior Prima Prize and became one of Hungary's best known choirs, winning first prizes at 8 international choir competitions. Their last grand concert took place at the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. They gave concerts all over Europe, in the USA, Argentina, Japan.
Her main objective is to foster and promote contemporary Hungarian composers' works around the world. Many composers have written compositions for the Angelica Choir.
Since 2000 she teaches at the Liszt Academy of Music and is guest professor of the Yuna University of Music (Buenos Aires – Argentina) and guest conductor of the concerts organized by the Japanese Choral Association (AKITAI).
She is a member of the Hungarian Kodály Association and gives lectures and workshops about the Kodály method. She is a member of the jury in various international festivals and competitions. Her activities were recognized by 3 Artisjus Prizes, the Liszt Prize, the Hungarian Heritage.
Tim Sharp is Executive Director of the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA), the world's largest association of choral conductors, students, scholars, composers, and choral industry representatives. An active conductor, Tim is in his sixth season as Artistic Director of the Tulsa Oratorio Chorus (Tulsa, Oklahoma), where critics characterized his performances as having "stunning power" and "great passion and precision".
He is an active guest conductor and choral clinician throughout the world.
Before coming to ACDA, Dr. Sharp was Dean of Fine Arts at Rhodes College (Memphis – Tennessee), where he conducted the Rhodes Singers and Master Singers Chorale.
In 2003, Sharp's conducting of Puccini's Gianni Schicchi won an Ostrander Award, Memphis' annual award for excellence in theater. Prior to his position in Memphis, he conducted the Belmont University Chorale and Oratorio Chorus (Nashville – Tennessee)where he received choral credits on the Grammy Nominated and Dove Award winning recording: A Glen Campbell Christmas. Tim received his education at Belmont University (BM); The School of Church Music (Louisville – Kentucky) (MCM; DMA); and studied further at the Aspen Music School (Aspen – Colorado); the NEH Medieval Studies program at Harvard University (Cambridge – Massachusetts); throughout Belgium and at Cambridge University (UK).
Aurelio Porfiri is director of choral and musical activities at the Saint Rosa de Lima school and at Our Lady of Fatima Girls School in Macau and visiting conductor for the music education department of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music in China. Porfiri is also art director of Porfiri & Horváth Publishers (Germany). Born in Rome in 1968, studied organ, piano, composition, choral conducting, Gregorian chant and polyphony. He has a degree in choral music from the Conservatory of San Pietro a Maiella (Naples – Italy). He is a prolific composer: his works have been commissioned and sung, among others, for the liturgical programs of the Vatican Radio. As a composer, he writes in a wide range of forms, including oratorios, masses, motets and hymns in Italian, Latin and English. He is a Knight of the Order of Saint George, member of the Centre for Liturgical Action of Rome and member of the Association of professors of liturgy in Italy. He is often invited as a member of the jury in international choral competitions worldwide. He is a regular contributor to musical, liturgical and theological journals as well as and has published, in addition of his own music compositions and CDs, more than 200 articles and five books.
Battista Pradal, born in 1964, completed his musical studies at the Conservatory "B. Marcello" (Venice), "J. Tomadini" (Udine) obtaining a diploma in Composition, in Piano (with Professor Wanda Leskovic) and in Choral Music and Choir Conduction.
He studied conducting attending the three-year master degree at the European Academy of Vicenza. Has participated in several courses and master classes for choir and orchestra conductors taught by internationally renowned teachers such as J. Kalmar and D. Renzetti. Many of his compositions have been awarded in important national and international competitions and published by different national and foreign publishers.
In April 2013 he won the first prize at the International Composition Competition "Polifonija" (Šiauliai - Lithuania) with the song "Io sentia voci" ("I heard voices") for a cappella choir, verses of Dante's XVI Purgatorio Chant.
He is founder and director of the choir and orchestra "In Musica Gaudium" (Oderzo - Treviso), an ensemble with which he leads an intense choral activity and performs a vast repertoire for choir and string orchestra, as well as songs for a cappella choir and for orchestra only.
He is often invited as a jury member in national and international composition and choir competitions.


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Damage to vehicles in Driver is similar to the previous games in the series, albeit more detail has been added to the way vehicles react to damage, and the effects different types of collisions have on cars.
Cars in the game are generally rigid with no visual signs of the frame itself suffering from deformation, though specific body parts deform, some more than others. The front hood, fenders and rear trunk are the most prone parts to physically deform, while other parts such as bumpers, skirts and doors will simply fall off or loosen in the event of a collision. Car wheels can also be lost in large crashes.
Lights can be damaged, where the lights will no longer brighten up the area in front, making it harder to see. Zartexs' lightbars are unique in that they can be partially dimmed, so the color of the light turns red.
Engines also suffer damage too. When too many crashes occur, the engine begins to take damage, and eventually begins to smoke. The average car will take 2 major or 4 minor collisions before light gray smoke appears coming out of the engine bay. While this doesn't immediately affect performance, the smoke signifies more continuous collisions will eventually cause performance issues. At this point, more crashes cause the smoke to turn darker, or black. When at this point, the acceleration is severely reduced, to the point that the average car that wheel spins upon set off (the majority of muscles, 2 doors, 4 doors, sports and race cars) is no longer present, as the engine cannot provide nearly enough power to the powered axle. The top speed is also significantly dropped. Once the engine takes too much damage, it will give up and burst into flames. At this point, the vehicle is either almost impossible to drive, or it comes to a complete halt. Unlike how the manual states, cars do not explode naturally, and will only explode once shot at (when on fire). When a car has exploded, it will turn its base color (black) (or just a dirty, beater version of the livery if it is a livery-based car) and all remaining parts will be blown off. The car will indefinitely flame, unless the player leaves the area, in which the flames will disappear. The car is now inaccessible.
Cars also take bullet damage. Bullet holes will be visible within glass, body work, as well as tyres (where tyres will deflate). Engines will be damaged faster under fire from weapons, with faster, deadlier weapons killing the engine quicker.As well as landmass and other map components such as buildings and static objects, props such as lampposts, fences and railings can cause damage to the player's vehicle if they ram it at a speed lower than 40 mph, and the prop will not be destroyed (or fall over) until it is hit at a speed more than 40 mph. The amount of damage that these props can do to a vehicle is more than meets the eye; they can fully immobilize a vehicle if the player spends around 5 minutes continuously ramming the object. Otherwise, the vehicle sustains visual deformation, shattered windows if they are hit just once.
- Cars on fire can be pushed by the player easier than cars in normal condition. Wrecks are much harder to push.
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Hello and welcome, dearest creator!
So, let's pretend I've made a confectionery pun and move on. (Believe me, humour is not my strong suit. Besides, if you get me started on chocolates, we'll be here all day.)
I am so, so happy we've matched and overjoyed that you're making art or fic for me! (
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India vs West Indies 4th ODI: MS Dhoni, in super slow-mo, fails to lead India to victory
MS Dhoni was a broken man and saw the match. India had succumbed to a shameful defeat, not to leave Antigua.
Minutes earlier, Dhoni had long stopped in India with the need for 14 the last seven deliveries. It was his first attempt at a blow, and as is often the case these days, he had found neither height nor distance, but only the gardener.
After the loss, Dhoni's face was a picture of misery on the balcony of India. He was asleep and let loose while looking away.
And it took a teammate Dhoni to tap into his shoulder to shake him, literally, out of the dark trance. He offered a handshake, but the expression did not change.
Unfortunately for the former captain of India is an avatar of someone who plays often these days.
There were moments during the IPL – the game where Ben Stokes scored a century and the final itself – while Dhoni would be sitting on the bench after taking the head of a big shot, an envious one of his staff at his best but seems to leave quickly .
What's worse, it's not a young and exciting talent that bit his heels here in the Caribbean like Rishabh Pant, many of them with what it is already time to pass the front glove.
Dhoni who is not the finisher, who appeared three years ago. There have been enough cases to show that there is simply no blow with the same infallible consistency before.
Sometimes, as in this case in Antigua on Sunday and, often in the IPL, it did not last until the last lap.
But on Sunday 54 of 114 balls with a limit, the slowest half a century by an Indian in 16 years, was a frightening example of how the power play has slipped and even invoked comparisons with the infamy of Sunil Gavaskar 36 not towards Out of 160 balls in the first match of the World Cup in India. Who would have thought that one day would force Dhoni to remember the worst Gavaskar moment?
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This year for our annual birthday trip, we decided to go to Nepal for the first part of our vacation! Initially we plan to do some activities like bungee jumping, I particularly wanted to do tandem canyon swing, then canyoning, paragliding and ultralight flying. However, after doing some research we shifted from doing those activities to just one, trekking one of the base camps in the Himalayas. Rio wanted to trek the Everest Base Camp (14-16 days), but if we do that we will be spending all our vacation days to just trekking and we won't be having any downtime.
I've checked which trek we can do in 7 days. There is a short Everest trek until Namche Bazaar where you can also see the tip of Mount Everest but what's the point of doing that if you can do it all the way, right? Then there's the Annapurna Base Camp. We didn't really know anything about the Annapurna mountains but we really want to trek and see those snowy mountains in real life. They said that if you are looking for amazing views, jungle, rainforest and wildlife, then go for the Annapurna Base Camp. Only downside is, there will be a lot of stairs.
We booked with Mountain Mart Trek due to certain reasons. First they have an oxygen machine to check your oxygen levels, they provide duffel bag, sleeping bags, walking poles and lastly their price is much cheaper than other companies! The price we paid for is usually for a group trek but we were booked for a private trek which is a double plus. We got a guide and a porter for both of us.
We planned to walk 10kms a day in the gym, take the stair master and walk with 5kg of bag in our backs but that didn't happened. Rio got sick for a month which left us not going to the gym that whole time. We tried sleeping early as well but nope, cannot do it.
For our gear we invest in really good trekking shoes. It doesn't require to be a top of the line shoes but it should be comfortable and light. You have to break in your shoes before the trek to avoid blisters and that way you will be already comfortable walking in them. We only used our shoes for a day before the trek and I really loved it. I usually have back pain for long hours of walking but with this one, I never felt any pain at all.
Depending on the weather or season you plan to do your trekking, the clothes you need to bring varies. We went during Spring which is the end of trekking season as it is the start of the monsoon season. The whole time it was really hot, it was raining and could be chilly at night. I didn't take photo of the clothes I packed but here's my list of clothes I brought with me.
- 5 short sleeve gym shirts (not cotton)
- 1 long sleeves
- 1 base layer long sleeves
- 1 fleece jacket
- 1 down jacket
- 1 rain coat
- 2 trekking socks
- 1 windproof jacket
- 1 vest
- 5 underwear (not cotton)
- 5 sports bras
- 3 pants
- 1 base layer pants
- 1 cap
- 1 polarized sunglass
- 1 bandana
It it important to take note that you have to bring filter system for your water. We don't like to use sodium pills because of the taste or Steripen because I don't believe in that. After intensive research we settle with Grayl Ultra light and Life Straw (Rio chose this one). I still need to do a review on Grayl not on this blog but I need to send them a complain because after 2 days of using it the cloth in the filter starts to detached (not sure if this is the right word to use) but I'll show them what happened. Although it really worked really well and we never experienced bad stomach or diarrhea, it kind of puts me off and kinds of worries me if it really is safe to drink the water. So after filtering it through the Grayl we had to use Life Straw just to be safe.
Other gear we brought with us:
- International plug
- Powerbank (thanks Mom for lending me yours 🙂 )
- Go Pro session
- Fujifilm XT20 camera
- 3 batteries for Fujifim camera
- DJi Mavic drone
- PS Vita
- 2 water bottles of 1 Liter plus 1 camel back 750 mL
- 2 swiss knife
- 2 head torch
- wires for charging gadgets
For hygiene we brought these. You can add other stuff you feel like bringing.
- shampoo / soap
- 2 wet wipes for face and for general
- hand sanitizer
- feminine wash
- toothpaste and toothbrush
- microfiber towel
- tissue paper
- mosquito repellant
- Sunscreen
Medicines are pretty important to us as we already experienced getting sick while traveling to Georgia so we made sure we packed some essential pills.
- Panadol cold and flu (Paracetamol)
- Ibuprofen for pain
- Nexium for stomach pain
- Imodium
- Zyrtec for allergies (it worked as sleeping pill for us as well)
- Vitamin C tablets
- Dizinil for motion sickness
The Vitamin C tablets really helped our immune system and kept us from getting sick. We walked minimum of 10km a day through the rain and sun. We get cold at nights and hot and sweaty in the afternoon. The changed in weather easily affect our health (especially me, I have weak lungs). On our 4th day I wasn't carrying my backpack and it was raining I felt my back getting cold and at night my temperature kind of went up so I immediately drank 1 tablet and voila in the morning I felt better.
Other essential we get ourselves is a travel insurance. I initially thought that World Nomad is the one as it is recommended in Lonely Planet but after reading reviews, most travelers who used their insurance didn't really get good customer service and fast response from them. I believe that a quick and reliable customer service is required in any insurance company. Also, I think it is best to get it from your local area with worldwide network since you will be familiar with them as well. Thank God there is no need for us to use the insurance but at one point we were closed to using it. I will tell more about it on another post. We got ours from AIG insurance with hazardous activities added for trekking up to 4000 meters for only 350 AED.
We took the late afternoon flight of Dubai to Kathmandu with FlyDubai on a Thursday so we'll reach there at night and still have time to settle in and check some places at night but as usual FlyDubai is always delayed so we reached Kathmandu almost midnight. Shops closed, no room service, no nothing. We were left staring the ceiling the whole night.
The next day we met Dolakh of Mountain Mart to discuss our itinerary then flew to Pokhara, the starting point of the trek. We took plane ride instead of the 6 hour bus ride to save time. I was thinking of squeezing some zip lining and paragliding but Rio said we should just relax save it to the end of the trip.
Our trek itinerary is below:
- Day 01: Fly Kathmandu – Pokhara – Phedi – Pothana (1,991m/6,528ft): 45 min drive, 22 km, 4-5 hrs trek ~10km
- Day 02: Pothana – Jhinu Danda (Hot spring 1,780m/5,859ft): 6-7 hrs- 13km
- Day 03: Jhinu Danda – Bamboo (2,300m/7,544ft), 5-6 hrs, ~8km
- Day 04: Bamboo – Deurali (3,230m/10,598ft), 5-6 hrs 6km
- Day 05: Deurali – MBC – ABC (4,130m/13,550ft), 4-5 hrs trek 5 km
- Day 06: ABC – Sinuwa (1,980m/6,495ft): 7-8 hrs ~15km
- Day 07: Sinwa – Ghandruk Phedi– Pokhara (910m/2,985ft): 5-6 hrs ~12km, 2- 3hrs drive, 55km
Pokhara is such a beautiful city. For me it has a relaxed vibe, more nature, culturally centered and not very much aggressive people. Unlike in Kathmandu, it was a chaos. Crazy drivers, punks, hippies, tourist traps, and overly polluted. We stayed in City Inn Hotel just 2 mins away from the lake. It is a 3 star hotel, much nicer than other guesthouses but not that expensive.
Here in Pokhara is where you can do the activities mentioned above. I was overwhelmed with the amount of activities you can do and as much as I wanted to do some of it, Rio was right we need to save our energy for next day (start of the trek). So we had lunch in a nearby hotel with old looking vibe like the 70s. The food was amazing, fresh and organic. For 30 dollars we had 1 starter, 2 mojito, 2 meals and 1 cake. I mean wow, that was actually cheap compared to the cost here in Dubai. 30 dollars is only for one meal. So while we were there we indulged a lot on food and massage which is only 2 days in our total stay there (ha ha).
After lunch we walked around the area to check some places. We bought some sandals since we didn't have any. It is required after a day of walking to let your feet breathe as well as you need it to walk around the small village instead of using the shoes. At night we took 1 and half hour of massage for 50$ for both of us. I mean seriouslyyyyyyy. That's a price of foot massage here so reallyyyyy. Why not do this everyday right? We had couple of drinks and eat at a Chinese restaurant nearby.
While sitting outside the bar, we were people watching. And most of them are tourist maybe preparing for their trek, or just finished their trek or could be just staying in Nepal doing some soul-searching. I really loved it there and how I wish we can stay longer than what we planned but also looking forward to our next part of the trip! I know this is a long post so I'll stop for now and continue once I get back next week. I kept a diary of our day to day trek. My emotions, our experiences and lessons along the way. And definitely a video is on the works!


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Author Edward LeRoy Long believes that while churches and denominations are normally compared by the doctrines they hold, a better method would be to compare their methods of governance. Don't mistake polity for mere legalism or rule following; better to think of polity more like a language. As the author writes, "Polities offer, not only rules for procedure, but models for interaction and fidelity." Long explores the methods of governance in various denominations, beginning with "Governance by Bishops," and "Monarchial Episcopacy," then traveling the spectrum to "Governance by Congregations" and more particularly, "Congregations without Overstructures." In each case, he carefully examines a polity in practice in American churches. Pastors will find this a remarkably handy book to keep on their shelves, particularly with respect to the specific examples of polity. Theologians should find Long's approach a fresh means of extending the ecumenical dialog.


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Sarah Sladecki was named new VLP attorney of the year. Steve Rademaker and Timothy Claxton of Allen County, James McEntarfer of Steuben County, Andrew Kruse of DeKalb County and Johanna Campbell of Wells County were named pro bono attorney of distinction. Shambaugh Kast Beck & Williams was named law firm of the year. Adelsperger & Kleven LLP was given the Pro Bono Award for Passion & Excellence.


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