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What a yummy tittle right? which is so me! haha I am gonna tell you about the latest campaign that I have been working on for Aster Robe Spring/Summer 2019. There will be a lot of designs featured in this collection but we're releasing the two early design this weekend.
Been working with many A-list models and also getting the real grasp of competitors, I know that we gotta do something real different this time. As our designers are inspired by the love for desserts. Let's embraced the fact that A-list models are super skinny and they do not love desserts at all. Okay maybe they do but they restrained themselves from enjoying it like us.
Those who enjoyed the desserts are fluffy and well developed like me 😛 haha Thus we wanted to come up with realistic campaign this time. So the team forced me and my junior designer to take the spotlight for the early drop of the collections.
There are two designs with two yummy colors each. I love both designs. I am so gonna overused them. The best thing is, you can always mix and match the collection. Pair it with skirt or jeans and you are good to go!
Let's start with R I R I top! Love the fact that this top is very instagrammable 😛 I am wearing R I R I in Pandan Gula Melaka!
Next! F A N A in Bluelova as the designer is inspired by pavlova so we mix the name to be more yummy & catchy. haha I look slimmer in this piece. Love it to bits especially the rose gold buckle and button detailing.
Do you like this early drop? Pleaseeeee let me know which design do you like!
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Digital Dental Charting in Tulsa, OK
What is Digital Dental Charting?
Not that long ago, dental practices had to rely on paper charting to keep records of our patients. We'd write out by hand the results of everything from routine cleaning and exam to a dental implant procedure. We keep detailed records of our patients' oral health, so we can provide better care, anticipate issues before they become more serious, and make recommendations for the future. Even the most meticulously kept charts, however, can have small discrepancies in handwriting or codes that can create misunderstandings.
Digital dental charting, as the name suggests, all takes place on the computer. It's a means of electronically keeping our records, so they are more accurate, accessible, and helpful. Digital dental charting eliminates the need for paper charts and all the inconsistencies of handwriting. This helps to ensure that your chart is always up to date, which allows our team to have a more comprehensive view of your oral health and easily look back at your complete dental history. We can update your charts and records on the computer in a standardized, uniform, and streamlined manner. If necessary, digital dental charting also allows us to quickly and securely share your oral health records with your other healthcare providers.
What are the Benefits of Digital Dental Charting?
We've already noticed a huge difference in our practice since implementing digital dental charting. By standardizing our charts, the information in our office moves more quickly and smoothly from Corbyn VanBrunt, DDS to our team of skilled hygienists and assistants and back and forth. Everyone is better able to get a clear, up-to-date understanding of your unique oral health and your needs. We may even be able to add notes to your chart using verbal dictation, so we need not waste time with manual updates. We can easily take a broader look at our clients as well and see who might be coming due for a cleaning or other procedure. Our records and schedules are more streamlined, which means you spend less time in our office overall, but better-quality time when you do.
We should also all be proud to be using a paperless and more environmentally friendly charting system. We've reduced our carbon footprint considerably by embracing digital dental charting. We're proud to offer our patients a streamlined, precise, and greener way to receive their oral care.
Call us at (918) 891-3059 to schedule your next appointment with us and take advantage of our state of the art digital dental charting today!

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MOSFET driver enables high current conversion with adjustable deadtime
Supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, Renesas Electronics, has announced a new family of automotive-grade 100V, four amp half-bridge N-channel MOSFET drivers. The ISL784x4 family features three devices: the ISL78424 and ISL78444 with single tri-level PWM input for controlling both gate drivers, and the ISL78434, which has dual independent inputs that separately control the high-side and low-side drivers.
The ISL784x4 half-bridge N-MOSFET drivers complement the ISL78224 four-phase bidirectional controller, enabling it to provide up to three kilowatts of power and greater than 95% efficiency in 12V-48V converters used in mild hybrid vehicles. The ISL784x4 drivers are also well suited for 12-24V bidirectional DC/DC converters, as well as other high current buck or boost applications.
The ISL784x4 drivers simplify driving high-current MOSFETs by offering independent sourcing and sinking MOSFET gate drive pins. This makes it easy for designers to use external gate resistors to tune the slew rate of the rising and falling DC/DC switch node transitions, thereby reducing electromagnetic interference (EMI).
The ISL784x4 also provide adaptive dead-time control to ensure accurate break-before-make switching operations that prevent shoot-through current that would occur if both DC/DC converter switches were allowed to close simultaneously. Additionally, the ISL78424 and ISL78434's adaptive dead time function is able to sense at the gate of the MOSFETs, eliminating potential errors introduced by voltage drops across the external gate resistors controlling the switching node slew rate.
The ISL784x4 drivers fit in high current DC/DC applications like the 12-48V converter for 48V mild hybrids. They improve efficiency by delivering robust gate drive with three amp peak sourcing current and four amp peak sinking current. Strong gate drive allows them to rapidly switch high current MOSFETs with large gate capacitance, which reduces switching losses. The half-bridge MOSFET drivers' adaptive dead time control minimises excess dead time to reduce conduction losses and further increase DC/DC conversion efficiency.
In addition, the ISL784x4 drivers offer voltage ratings that are ideal for 48V automotive systems with the switching node tolerating 70V DC and up to 86V for infrequent transients. Similarly, the high-side driver's bootstrap node can tolerate 86V DC and up to 100V during transients.
"Our new ISL784x4 half-bridge driver family is the first to combine gate-sensed adaptive dead time control with independent source/sink pins for slew-rate control," said Akira Omichi, Vice President, Automotive System Project Management Division, Renesas Electronics. "Several best-in-class features enable the highly integrated ISL78424, ISL78434 and ISL78444 to outperform competitive half-bridge drivers, giving our customers the ultimate in performance and ease of use."
Key Features of ISL78424, ISL78434 and ISL78444
- Thee amp sourcing / four amp sinking output current.
- Tri-level PWM input (ISL78424 and ISL78444).
- Independent HI/LI inputs (ISL78434).
- Separate source/sink pins at driver outputs (ISL78424 and ISL78434).
- Wide supply voltage range operates from eight to 18V.
- On-chip 3Ω bootstrap FET switch eliminates need for external Schottky diode.
- Adaptive dead time control and programmable dead time delay with single resistor.
- AEC-Q100 Grade-1 qualified and specified for operation from -40 to +140°C.
The ISL78424 and ISL78444 using tri-level PWM signals can be combined with the ISL78224 4-phase bidirectional, synchronous PWM controller to perform power conversion between 12V and 48V buses in 48V mild hybrid vehicles. Designers can add a Renesas RH850 microcontroller to provide ASIL safety monitoring, system control and vehicle communication.
The ISL78424 and ISL78444 can also be combined with the ISL78225 four phase controller or ISL78220 six phase controller to create an automotive audio amplifier power supply.
All three half-bridge drivers–ISL78424, ISL78434, and ISL78444–and evaluation boards are available now. Each device comes in a 14-lead HTSSOP package priced at $1.70 in 1k quantities.


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The average homeowner doesn't spend a whole lot of time thinking about the condition of their home's foundation or care to check it once in a while.
But the foundation of a home is obviously one of the most important parts of it. If the foundation isn't strong enough or has developed cracks over time, it could lead to all kinds of potential problems in other areas of the home, including water leaks that can inundate your basement!
As a homeowner, you're responsible for monitoring the condition of your foundation by inspecting it on your own from time to time. You're also in charge of looking out for signs that'll show that you need to have foundation repair done right away.
You shouldn't ever, under any circumstances, attempt to repair your foundation by yourself. But you should be prepared to call on a professional home remodeling company at the first sign of foundation troubles.
Check out 10 signs that'll let you know you need to call someone to come perform foundation crack repair.
1. Cracks Appearing in the Walls Inside Your Home
If you have one or two small cracks in a wall inside your home, that might not be anything that you need to worry about. It's not out of the ordinary for foundations to shift ever so slightly over the years and cause very minor cracks.
However, if you have numerous cracks in the walls in your home, there's a good chance your house is shifting way more than it should due to your foundation. You'll need to have foundation repair done immediately in most cases to remedy the problem.
2. Gaps Showing Up in Between Your Ceiling and Crown Molding
Do you have crown molding around the tops of some of the rooms in your home?
That crown should sit flush with your ceiling. There shouldn't be a gap between the two.
If there is, it might mean your crown molding wasn't installed properly in the first place. But it might also mean that a problem with your foundation has caused your home to shift and resulted in these kinds of gaps forming.
3. Gaps in Between Caulk and Your Windows and Doors
Gaps will start to show up in lots of other places besides just between your ceiling and crown molding if you have a foundation issue. You'll also see gaps start to pop up in between the caulk placed around your windows and doors and the windows and doors themselves.
Outside of indicating a problem with your home's foundation, these gaps can also drag down the energy efficiency of your home. They'll often allow air to pass freely from outside into your home and vice versa. They might also invite moisture into your home.
4. Windows and Doors Failing to Open and Close Easily
Do you have a hard time opening and closing the windows and doors in your home?
This might start to happen once your windows and doors get to be on the older side. They won't work as easily as they once did.
But if your windows and doors are still relatively new, your foundation could be the reason they're not opening and closing without a problem. Windows and doors will often start to stick when your foundation shifts too much.
5. Creases Forming in Wallpaper
Installing wallpaper is starting to turn into a trend among homeowners again. More and more of them are finding ways to incorporate wallpaper into their homes.
If you have wallpaper installed and there are creases forming in it, it doesn't always mean the installers didn't do a good job putting it up. It could be a sign that you're in desperate need of foundation repair.
6. Floors Sloping Significantly More Than They Should
The floors in your home may slope a little bit due to your foundation shifting over time. But they shouldn't slope to a point where you can visually see the sloping occurring.
Once it hits that point, it's pretty much a guarantee that you're going to need to have foundation repair done as quickly as you can. Otherwise, the floors are going to continue to slope and get worse.
7. Floors Sinking on Your Ground Level
There are some instances in which a home's foundation will actually start to sink down into the ground. When this takes place, the floors on your home's ground level will sink right along with it.
This is one of the most serious issues involving a foundation and should be addressed right away to stop a home from sinking more than it already has.
8. Walls Bowing Inside Your Basement
Do the walls in your basement appear as though they're going to cave in?
The soil surrounding your home's foundation might be pushing it in and causing your basement walls to bow. The problem will be especially bad when the soil surrounding your foundation is wet.
If you don't take care of this problem, your entire foundation could eventually end up caving in on your basement and make your home structurally unsound.
9. Patio or Deck Pulling Away from Your Home
A patio or deck needs to be attached to your home properly for it to be safe. If it's not attached, it could collapse at any moment.
If you see your patio or deck pulling away from your home, it could indicate an issue with the patio or deck itself. But your foundation could also be making it impossible for your patio or deck to remain attached to your house.
10. Cracks in Your Foundation Growing Out of Control
Angular cracks in your foundation will show up every now and then. They're not usually a huge cause for concern.
But if you see any cracks start to appear in your foundation on either the inside or outside of your home, it never hurts to have a professional come take a look. It could help you avoid the need for serious foundation repair later.
Seek Foundation Repair If You Notice Any of These Signs
The longer you allow a problem with your home's foundation to linger around, the more work you're going to need to have done to it later.
At the first sign of foundation trouble, call on a contractor to set you up with foundation repair services. It'll keep your home's foundation strong and prevent you from having to make more costly repairs down the line.
If you're experiencing or suspect you have a foundation leak, feel free to call us right away to schedule foundation crack repair.


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The Ultrathin booties take up very little room in your boots, so they are ideal for boots that fit well but perhaps rub slightly. These boots are a great solution for barefoot skaters who want to avoid chaffing.
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Partner Shaun Leong appointed an Arbitrator with centre at "Silicon Valley of South Asia"
Eversheds Harry Elias is delighted that our International Arbitration Partner, Shaun Leong, has been formally appointed by the Bangalore Board of Governance to be an Arbitrator on the Panel of the Bangalore International Mediation, Arbitration and Conciliation Centre. Bangalore, famously known as the Silicon Valley of South Asia, sits well with Shaun's practice where he regularly serves a range of global technology clients, from artificial intelligence, biotech, blockchain to autonomous vehicle technology companies.
As reported in a Straits Times article in October, "Singapore plans to boost business with India tech sector", Singapore has recently launched a plan to boost business partnerships with India through various technological innovations. The Singapore Minister for Trade Relations was in Bangalore for the expansion of the Global Innovation Alliance network to promote collaboration between Indian and Singapore enterprises.
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The European Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ESGE) represents national societies of endoscopy in Europe, the Mediterranean and North Africa. One society from any of these countries is eligible for membership, and one representative from each national member society may vote in the General Assembly which meets annually at the time of the ESGE Days congress.
Currently the ESGE is comprised of 49 gastrointestinal societies (ESGE National Member Societies)and individual members. Two ESGE Individual Members with voting power are elected by ESGE Individual Members to serve on the ESGE Governing Board for a term of two years.
The aims and objectives of the society are:
- to improve the quality of gastrointestinal endoscopy
- to promote awareness, teaching and research in gastrointestinal endoscopy and related fields
- to stimulate international exchange of endoscopy data and technical advances


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The Parascript Difference
We create best-in-class artificial intelligence software that streamlines access to your data with unequaled precision. Any document. Any data. Any source.
Our software analyzes over 100 billion documents annually and automates key tasks for financial services, government agencies and the healthcare industry. Our clients are our partners—Business Process Outsourcers (BPOs), service providers, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and Value-Added Resellers (VARs) in the U.S. and across the world.
Through our many different machine learning techniques including digital image analysis and advanced pattern recognition, Parascript software enables the digital workforce with unattended document automation. Parascript software supports transaction processing, customer onboarding, case management, mail processing and fraud prevention as well as other document processing.
Parascript technology is unique in its focus on precision document processing enabling straight-through processing with no manual intervention. High automation is our goal. Low error rates contribute to significant downstream cost reductions and higher customer satisfaction. Parascript software touches just about everyone in the U.S. who sends mail or writes a check. Our software:
- Improves document processing efficiency and data accuracy for organizations across the globe.
- Reduces data entry expenses for many clients by as much as 95 percent.
- Saves our clients billions of dollars each year.
Our Commitment—Your Success.
The History
In 1989, venture capitalists from Boulder and a team of scientists formed ParaGraph that built software leveraging AI, pattern recognition and machine learning to automatically recognize handwriting and translate it into machine readable format. In 1993, Apple leveraged this software for the Newton series of personal digital assistants, and later on, Microsoft used ParaGraph technology in its tablet operating systems. ParaGraph scientists then piqued the market's interest once again with unique multimedia and 3D/virtual reality technology, which was bought by Silicon Graphics. In 1996, the team launched Parascript, the data capture and recognition business.
Renowned for its pattern recognition, machine learning techniques and image analysis technologies, Parascript focuses on software solutions that deliver precise data extraction. We have a unique team of highly experienced engineers and scientists—over a third with PhDs—many with national and international awards in mathematics and programming. For two decades, these automation solutions have helped BPOs, service providers, VARs, OEMs, system integrators, postal and financial organizations save billions of dollars in data entry expenses. Our client partners include GE, IBM, Siemens, Lockheed Martin, Philips and NCR to name a few. Our software helps many large companies and agencies such as the United States Postal Service, Bank of America, Deutsche Post and Wells Fargo.
Our Technology
Over the years, Parascript has been established as a trusted provider of state-of-the-art solutions in cognitive computing, applying computer vision and artificial intelligence to a number of markets. Parascript was the first to solve the cursive handwriting puzzle. Over the past 25 years, we've grown to be the source for applied artificial intelligence technologies for some of the largest postal services and other Global 2000 organizations.
Our computer vision involves automating tasks such as translating digital images into information or detecting certain information. Computer vision is a specialized application of AI in that many of the techniques used to process an image are part of the field of AI and are focused on images.
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CELEBRITY GIST – Nollywood actress and Special Adviser to Akwa Ibom state governor on Tourism, Ini Edo, have come out to clear the confusion surrounding her birthday many thought to be April 19, but is actually April 23rd.
- Last Year on NollywoodCommunity: Happy birthday to Ini Edo and Ufuoma Ejenobor (Born April 23rd)
Ini Edo Birthday Wikipedia
Ini Edo took to her Instagram today (April 19), a day whom many thought was her official birthday according to data from her Wikipedia page, and apologized for the confusion, while also promising to correct the mistake soon.
Ini Edo Birthday Error Apology
In her own words, Ini Edo shared a bouquet of flower she received for her birthday and said:
"Amazing people of God, thank you for all the birthday wishes and all… but here is the thing! My birthday is actually on the 23rd of April which is on Sunday. Will work on getting Wikipedia to edit it correctly. So pls guys can I get this same love all over again on sunday?? Would mean everything to me. Love you all sooo much. 23rdapril#queensareborninapril#aprilgurlsarethebrightest# ❤❤💝💝💝💝😍🔥" – @iniedo on April 19 via Instagram
- IN OTHER GIST: My appreciation and apologies to all my fans – INI EDO
Ini Edo's birthday shout-out post was published today by IGstars based on information on her Wikipedia page, and re-shared on NMN Facebook Page here. Many of her fans have been sending her well-wishes today on her Instagram page, Twitter and Facebook.
Let's hope the beautiful actress corrects the birthday date error this time around, as it appears Iniobong says the same thing every year when people start wishing her a happy birthday on April 19. That being said, happy birthday month to her! 🙌🎂🎁🎈🎉
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Leamington 0-0 Brackley Town 1/1/19
Saints dominate but points are shared
The goal-less score-line does not begin to tell the story. After the Boxing Day draw at St James Park, another draw was harsh on a Brackley Town side that dominated the first half and was on top for much of the second period putting in an impressive display lacking only the finishing touch in front of goal.
"The way we went about it today and our work-rate were terrific," Kevin Wilkin said. "Leamington have been in good form and this is a tough place to come. We were dominant in that first half and it then opened up a bit more in the second half, they gave us more to think about, but they have hardly created a chance against us today. We had some gilt-edged chances but didn't make them count."
In Connor Hall's absence Saints played with Glenn Walker and Connor Franklin joining Gaz Dean as a back three in a re-worked line-up with Shaun Jeffers paired with Lee Ndlovu up front. Defensively the performance was composed, the team's passing was cohesive and incisive, the tackling tenacious and, in attack, questions were asked of Leamington's defenders throughout.
Shaun Jeffers was unable to capitalise on a fine opening after just five minutes bringing a close range save from Tony Breeden and after twelve minutes Jeffers was fouled earning a penalty. Glenn Walker stepped up but saw his kick graze the outside of the post in another early let-off for the hosts.
The goal threat came from all directions but somehow The Brakes made it to the break all square. On the hour on-loan striker Jordan Murphy brought a sharp save from Danny Lewis low to his left in almost Leamington's first goal attempt of the game. Meanwhile Brackley continued to probe and threaten with Matt Lowe and Shep Murombedzi always dangerous.
Breeden clung on well to Glenn Walker's inswinging corner and Jimmy Armson's header drifted just wide from Matt Lowe's fine cross. As the final whistle neared, Shane Byrne's first time pass found Jeffers through on goal getting his shot away but bringing a game-saving stop from Breeden.
"We've not found too many clean sheets before today so there are lots of positives from this performance," an up-beat Wilkin added. "Obviously we'd like to have won the game but it really pleased me the way we knuckled down to it. I could not fault any player today. We had those losses just before Christmas, which was unusual for us, and it's been an intense period just now but sometimes if you can show that bit of resolve to get through it you do come out the other side and things can turn for you. It was great to see so many Brackley fans here getting behind the team today and it would have been terrific if we'd got that goal to reward them. However, today's performance gives plenty of reason to be optimistic for the future."
Brackley Town: Lewis, Lowe, Franklin, Byrne, G.Walker, Dean, Murombedzi, Armson (McAlinden 87), Ndlovu, Jeffers, A.Walker. Subs unused: Morgan, Myles, Nti, Fairlamb.
Leamington: Breeden, Mace, Gudger (Bowen 76), Flanagan (Clarke 83), Hood, Lane, Dunbar (Obeng 81), Gittings, Bishop, Edwards, Murphy. Subs unused: Taylor, Dwyer.
Referee: Ben Speedie Assistants: Reubyn Ricardo and Jacob Lehane
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When Can I Have My Dog's Blood Tested for Pregnancy?by Tom Ryan
A blood test and abdominal palpitations can confirm pregnancy.
While a pregnant dog's stomach may not visibly grow until about 40 days after conception, your veterinarian can perform a blood test to confirm the pregnancy much earlier. This is because a pregnant dog produces high levels of a hormone called relaxin, which can be measured by a blood test within a few weeks of breeding to detect the pregnancy.
Testing for Pregnancy
Relaxin is produced by pregnant dogs as their bodies develop placenta, and it can be measured relatively early in the pregnancy. High levels are generally detectable as early as day 28, though your vet may be able to confirm the pregnancy via blood test as early as day 22. Alternatively, your vet may be able to detect the pregnancy by performing abdominal palpitations -- like the blood test, this is generally reliable around day 28 of the pregnancy.
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Last weekend, European Wilderness Society opened the WILDArt exhibition together with many visitors in Tamsweg, Austria. The exhibition includes a great collection of art work, related to Wilderness and wildlife. A selection of art work from the WILDArt Plein Air event, which took place last August in Synevyr (Ukraine), is presented here. In addition you will find art work from other projects that the European Wilderness Society organised last year. Several WILDArtists joined the official opening in Tamsweg, and celebrated the event with the European Wilderness Society team and locals.
Please also read: WILDArt 2018: 11 artists in Synevyr Wilderness, Ukraine
Celebrating Wilderness
The exhibition marks also the opening of the Anniversary Year for Wilderness in Europe and the world. This year, the Wilderness Act from the United States is celebrating its 55th year of existence. It has been an inspiring example, which led to the uniform definition of Wilderness in Europe, exactly 10 years ago. On top of that, the European Wilderness Society is celebrating the 5th anniversary of its own existence and the European Wilderness Network. Throughout this year, more celebration events will be organised to look back and look forward on the Wilderness movement that continues to grow and expand in Europe.
International audience
Three participants from the WILDArt event in Ukraine travelled to Austria to attend the official opening of the exhibition. Ruslan Gleb, Ukrainian impressionist and painter from the Carpathian Biosphere Reserve, came over to share his wild experiences. Also, Svitlana Kyrlyk, experienced Plein Air artist from Ukraine, joined the opening. The beautiful surrounding Biosphere Reserve Lungau inspired her to create even more artwork during the visit. Furthermore, Henk Kuipers, photographer from The Netherlands, attended the celebrations and met with local interested people attending the opening. The local mayor of Tamsweg and the European Wilderness Society warmly welcomed all artists and audience.
Exhibition on tour
The exhibition will stay in Tamsweg for two months, until the 22nd of April. Next year, the exhibition will go on a tour to Italy and Germany. By then, we will be able to include the new art works from the 2019 edition of WILDArt. This year, we invite artists to join us in Majella Wilderness, Italy. If you want to join, make sure you register here.
And don't forget our Let's Get Wild Photo Contest, Submit 3 of your images for a chance to win!


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Mr Lee Kuan Yew's casket leaves Istana: Hush inside, applause outside
From all walks of life, people came together yesterday to bid farewell to Singapore's founding father and first prime minister.
Thousands of people turned up, many of them early, to get the best vantage points on the pavement along the 2km barricaded route.
They were there to witness a gun carriage, bearing Mr Lee Kuan Yew's casket, make its way from the Istana to Parliament House.
He died on Monday.
It did not matter that the procession, which moved from Orchard Road through Bras Basah Road and North Bridge Road, took only about 10 minutes.
The first person in the queue reached the Istana by 5.30am.
Ms Angela Tan, 50, a businesswoman, said: "Mr Lee's death is a great loss to Singaporeans. He was a well-respected man."
Retiree Adeline Choo, 53, who arrived at 7.45am, said: "I am usually very apathetic about local politics, but I had to come and pay my last respects because Lee Kuan Yew was more than a politician.
"He was not just human, he was like our superhero."
Over at Parliament House, where the gun carriage was not expected to arrive until 9.30am at the earliest, a son and a mother had taken up their positions across the road at 6.45am.
Mr Lai Chin Beng, 47, who is unemployed, and his mother, 75, started walking there from their three-room HDB flat in Redhill at 4am.
He said in Mandarin: "My mother really wanted to be here and she insisted that we set off from home early. Since there were no bus services at that time, we decided to treat it like a morning exercise."
Madam Goh Ah Choo offered a toothless smile, then said in Hokkien: "Mr Lee was a good man. If not for him, Singapore would not be what it is today. For all that he has done, he is definitely worth the time and effort."
Many went clutching bouquets or stalks of flowers. Others carried placards bearing Mr Lee's face or handmade cards and drawings. It was their chance to show their love and respect, they all said.
Even as more people filled the area, the crowd remained orderly. No one shoved or jostled for space.
People also made way for the elderly and those with walking aids or in wheelchairs.
Conversations were carried out in hushed tones.
As the time drew closer to the procession, a sense of anticipation filled the air.
Those who could not make their way to the procession had their eyes glued to television sets for the live broadcast. Others checked their mobile devices for updates on social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook.
At 9am, the coffin-bearer party carried Mr Lee's casket, which was draped with the State Flag, onto the gun carriage.
A foot procession followed behind the gun carriage, led by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his wife, Madam Ho Ching, Mr Lee's younger son Lee Hsien Yang and his wife, Madam Lee Suet Fern, and Mr Lee's grandchildren Xiuqi, Yipeng, Hongyi, Haoyi, Shengwu, Huanwu and Shaowu.
The mood was serene as the procession walked slowly down the tree-lined road on the Istana grounds as the Singapore Armed Forces Band played Beethoven's Funeral March No. 1.
The carriage passed a military Line of Honour made up of 48 personnel from the Singapore Armed Forces Military Police Command.
Also present were 20 representatives from Tanjong Pagar - a constituency Mr Lee had represented as Member of Parliament since 1955 - and Teck Ghee, which is PM Lee's ward in Ang Mo Kio GRC.
When the carriage came to a stop at The Istana Plaza, a bagpiper from the Singapore Gurkha Contingent played Auld Lang Syne.
Bidding Mr Lee goodbye were President Tony Tan Keng Yam and his wife Mary, Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong and Istana staff.
As the gun carriage reached the main gates of the Istana, the silence turned into unrehearsed chants of "Lee Kuan Yew, Lee Kuan Yew" and "MM Lee, we love you", accompanied by loud applause.
There were red eyes and tears among the people. Many craned their necks for a better view and snapped away with their cameras or mobile phones.
It was a moment they wanted to capture for posterity.
The same scenes were repeated as the carriage reached North Bridge Road.
People, who had been quiet, joined one another in a spontaneous outpouring of emotion, calling out "Lee Kuan Yew, Lee Kuan Yew".
The public can pay their last respects to Mr Lee at Parliament House, which will be open 24 hours till Saturday, 8pm.
On Sunday, Mr Lee will make its final journey to University Cultural Centre in the National University of Singapore for a State Funeral Service and then to Mandai Crematorium for a private cremation.
This article was first published on March 26, 2015.
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Sven Mislintat has ended his time with Arsenal today (Friday). It's practically impossible to predict where the club will go from here as a number of reports list the likes of former Gunner Marc Overmars and AS Roma's director of football Ramón Rodríguez Verdejo, known around the football world as Monchi.
Together with the former CEO Ivan Gazidis and the current director of football Raul Sanllehi, Mislintat began a sort of revolution at Arsenal, which began in earnest with the dismissal of manager Arsene Wenger after 22 years.
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Having joined Arsenal in November 2017 as the club's head of recruitment, Mislintat oversaw the signings of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for £60 million, Dinos Mavropanos for £1.8 million, Henrikh Mkhitaryan in a swap deal with Manchester United with Alexis Sanchez going the other way, Lucas Torreira for £26 million, Sokratis Papastathopoulos for £17.6 million, Bernd Leno for £19 million, Matteo Guendouzi for £8 million, and Stephan Lichtseiner on a free transfer.
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Weekly Archives
Weekly Notes
From Madison Youth Choirs
Thursday, April 11, 2019
Rehearsal Schedule
Sunday, April 14,
Westgate Studios
4:00 - 5:30PM Choraliers - Colla Voce visits Choraliers 4-4:30pm
4:00 - 5:30PM Con Gioia
5:00 - 7:30PM Ragazzi
5:45 - 7:45PM Capriccio
5:45 - 8:00PM Cantilena
6:30 - 9:00PM Cantabile
Monday, April 15,
Westgate Studios
5:30 - 7:00PM Purcell - Tallis visits Purcell 6:15-7pm
5:30 - 7:00PM Britten
7:15 - 8:45PM Holst
Tuesday, April 16,
6:30 - 8:00PM Mahler 8 Chorus - Please note later ending time
As a reminder, you can see your singer's full semester schedule by clicking on the calendar link in the header section above.
If you need to report an absence or late arrival, please complete the on-line absence form linked in the header section above. As a safety measure, if your singer is not checked in at rehearsal and we have not heard they will be absent, we will call you to verify the absence. The best way to reach us during rehearsals is via the MYC cell phone: 608-770-7464.
Keep reading for all the details you need to know!
Looking Ahead to Our
Spring Concerts at the Capitol Theater
Saturday, May 11, 7:30PM | Purcell, Britten, Holst, Ragazzi, and Legacy Choir
Sunday, May 12, 3:30PM | Choraliers, Con Gioia, Capriccio, Cantilena, Cantabile, and Legacy Choir
Sunday, May 12, 7:30PM | Cantilena, Cantabile, and Ragazzi
In just about four weeks, our singers will be sharing the culmination of their work this semester on the theme of
at our spring concerts in the Capitol Theater (Overture Center for the Arts). As we move through April, schedules become increasingly hectic and so we encourage you to do a few things this week to prepare for May:
Please review your singer's calendar
so you're aware of the required dress rehearsal details and call times at the Capitol Theater that weekend. We'll be providing more detailed instructions related to arrival and parking closer to the event.
Concert Wardrobe
Thank you for double-checking that your singer's concert wardrobe still fits. Trying on wardrobe this week and
letting Ian know of any issues
allows us enough time to make adjustments, if necessary.
Ticket Information
Concert tickets are available through the
Overture Center Box Office,
201 State Street, at any time in advance of our concert weekend or on concert day. The most economical way to purchase tickets is in person to avoid online surcharges.
Tickets are $15/adults and $7.50/students. Children under 7 are free but a ticket is still required (Please visit the Overture Center Box Office). Seating is General Admission.
Attending more than one concert? Two or three concerts may be purchased for the same inclusive price ($15/adult and $7.50/student) but must be purchased in person at the Box Office. This discount is NOT available online.
MYC singers wishing to attend a concert in which they do NOT sing, may do so free of charge but we need to know IN ADVANCE. Singers: please make your complimentary ticket request via the Google form linked below. All MYC singer ticket requests must be submitted by Friday, April 26. We will have your ticket for you at your final rehearsal.
Reserving Your Seat for Next Season:
Intention Forms Due April 29
Intention forms were distributed at rehearsals last weekend and will be emailed to families as a follow up on Friday. With many of our ensembles nearing their capacity, we want to make sure every current singer who wishes to continue with MYC has their seat reserved for next season BEFORE we hear any NEW singers audition. Seat reservations are made by returning the intention form along with a $50 tuition deposit to MYC by April 29. Deposits are fully refundable through July 12. Thank you for carefully reading through this information and contacting us with any questions.
MYC Intergenerational Choir in Concert this Friday
Join us this Friday, April 12, for a performance by MYC's Intergenerational Choir, featuring members of Cantabile and Ragazzi as well as MYC alumni and parents. The concert, featuring works by Michael Praetorius, Gilbert & Sullivan, Cole Porter and more, is free and open to the public with a reception to follow.
7PM in the
Grand Hall of Capitol Lakes.
Patrons attending the concert may park in the structure directly across Main Street from Capitol Lakes at no charge. Bring your ticket with you and have it validated at the front desk of Capitol Lakes.
Capriccio: Sister Cities Event on April 27
Capriccio will be singing at the second annual
"Celebrate Madison's Sister Cities"
event on Saturday, April 27, at
Madison College (Truax Campus, 1701 Wright Street)
. Hosted by The Sister Cities Collaboration Committee, this event celebrates Madison's international partnerships around the world.
The Details
Call time is 5:45PM and singers will be finished at 7:00PM.
Singers may be dropped off and picked up at the
Gateway Welcome Center.
Please meet in the lobby--we will walk to our warm-up room together.
Please wear formal Capriccio concert attire (thank you for not bringing valuables)
This is a public ticketed event hosted by the Sister Cities Collaboration Committee. Parents are not expected to attend but may park and wait inside Madison College or drop off and pick up at the times noted.
Thank you for being on time to pick up your singer at 7PM!
Please email Lisa Kjentvet
Britten and Holst: Chicago Children's Choir on April 27
On Saturday, April 27, Britten and Holst will be hosting the Chicago Children's Choir for an afternoon exchange of music-making and collaboration at
Covenant Presbyterian Church (326 S. Segoe Road).
The Details
Britten: Please arrive by 12:15pm for a special Golden Vanity rehearsal until 1pm.
Holst and Chicago Children's Choir arrive at 1pm.
Workshop and sharing at 1:15pm
Informal concert together at 2:30pm.
Parents are invited back at 2:30pm for the concert. All singers are finished at 3:30pm.
Singers: please wear your red polo (or other branded MYC gear) and please arrive having eaten lunch!
We're really looking forward to this opportunity to connect with new friends from Chicago who also like to sing!
Legacy Choirs
As part of our exploration of
this semester, we're inviting adults who know a current MYC singer or who once sang with Madison Youth Choirs to join one of two special
choirs to sing with us on May 11 or May 12 (see below).
The Details for Men Who Like to Sing (and know a boychoir member):
Legacy Choir
will sing with Purcell, Britten, Holst, and Ragazzi at the 7:30pm concert on Saturday, May 11, and will rehearse on the following boychoir evenings:
Monday, April 22 6:45-7:15pm*
Monday, April 29 6:45-7:15pm
Monday, May 6 6:45-7:15pm*
*Purcell and Britten will rehearse until 7:15pm on these evenings.
Please sign up here, so we can plan for you! (This is actually required--we'll need to know who is participating in advance. Thanks!)
For Women Who Like to Sing (and know a girlchoir member):
Legacy Choir
will join Choraliers, Con Gioia, Capriccio, Cantilena, and Cantabile at the 3:30pm concert on Sunday, May 12 and rehearse on Sunday, May 5.
Sunday, May 5
5:00-5:30pm with Choraliers and Con Gioia
and/or (if you have a singer in both rehearsals, feel free to choose or come to both)
7:30-8:00pm with Capriccio*, Cantilena, and Cantabile
*Capriccio singers will rehearse until 8pm this evening.
Please sign up here, so we can plan for you! (This is actually required--we'll need to know who is participating in advance. Thanks!)
Two Opportunities: Opera for the Young
We have two wonderful opportunities to collaborate with
Opera for the Young
this spring. Please sign up by April 26 if you are able to commit. Rosters will be built around the needs of Opera for the Young and we will confirm each participant once each list is final. If you have any questions about participating, please contact
Lisa Kjentvet
Family Opera Day:
Super Storm
Participants will be performing in Opera for the Young's current tour of
Super Storm
Family Opera Day on June 2
This opportunity is for treble singers in 2nd-5th grade from Choraliers, Con Gioia, Purcell, and Britten.
Rehearsals at Westgate Studios (Studio 4)
Tuesday, May 21, 4:45-6:00pm
Tuesday, May 28, 4:45-6:00pm
Performance at Overture Center for the Arts
Saturday, June 1, 11:00am - 2:45pm (11:00 rehearsal, 12:45 audience workshop, 1:30 performance)
Recording Ensemble:
Pirates of Penzance
This invitation is extended to all MYC treble singers who can commit to both rehearsals and the recording day:
Rehearsals at Westgate Studios (Studio 4)
Tuesday, May 14, 4:45-6:00pm
Thursday, May 16, 4:45-6:00pm
Recording Date (First United Methodist Church)
Sunday, May 19, 12:00PM - 2:15PM
Spring Outreach Tours
t's time to get on the bus! Our spring outreach tour days are fast approaching (see calendar reminders below) and we are looking forward to performing for thousands of Dane County residents who have invited us to their school or retirement home.
What Happens on Tour Day?
Each tour begins and ends at Westgate Mall and is a full day of making music, forging friendships, and building memories together--this day is always remembered as a highlight of the MYC experience for our singers.
Thank you for excusing your singer from school to participate in this important community outreach event.
We assume each singer is participating as everyone is important to the ensemble: please make sure you have taken note of your singer's tour day and have communicated the absence to your school. If you need a written explanation for the absence, we have provided a brief description linked below.
Letter of Explanation for Your School (if needed)
Spring 2019 Tour Dates
Wednesday, April 24:
Cantabile and Ragazzi
Thursday, April 25
: Cantilena
Monday, April 29:
Tuesday, April 30:
Purcell and Holst
Con Gioia
Thursday, May 2:
Friday, May 3:
Want to ride along and lend a hand?
Parent chaperones are needed for each tour.
email Lisa Kjentvet
with your interest.
Brat Fest Registration
Another fun fundraising volunteer option is upon us! interested members of the Madison Youth Choirs are invited to sign up to volunteer for the world's largest Brat Fest taking place over Memorial Day weekend (volunteer hours are available the entire week prior to the festival)! The hours worked volunteering at the festival contribute directly to your MYC fundraising total for
next year
. (This is a fantastic and fun way to get a jump start on next season's fundraising!)
Please feel free to contact
with any questions that might come up!
Season T-Shirts
Season T-shirts will arrive mid-April and be available at rehearsal for pick up. We'll alert you when they come in--thanks to everyone who ordered!
April orders will be ready for pick up at rehearsals this weekend.
Congratulations and Thank You!
was raised by just 162 participating singers! Thank you to those who embraced the campaign with enthusiasm and with your compelling appeals. We appreciate every letter, email, phone call, and Facebook post. To those participating for the first time--thank you for diving in with gusto!
Purcell raised over $4,800 and led every ensemble in participation--over 60%! Congratulations to Purcell!
We also want to recognize the impressive results of the following "top ten" individuals/siblings whose efforts in sharing their MYC stories
beyond their immediate families
resulted in donation totals ranging from $600 to $1068! Congratulations and thank you for sharing widely your enthusiasm for MYC:
Bruno Crump (Ragazzi)
Corinne Faris (Choraliers)
Lily Fellenz (Con Gioia)
Elliot Fruit-Ross (Britten)
Ian Morrison-Miess (Holst)
Grace Rosholt (Cantilena)
Flora and Ernst Stolzenburg (Capriccio and Ragazzi)
Aimon Van Houten (Britten)
Zane Yeazel (Purcell)
Many of you still have donations coming in--we will continue to record your donations and keep you updated on your progress. Families can expect to receive updated tuition and fundraising statements within the next week. As a reminder, donations made to MYC, including those made toward meeting your family fundraising contribution goal, are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Thank you!


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