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John Psathas has had his big moments on Auckland concert stages over the past decade and Sunday's The Man from Olympus, the latest in the Auckland Chamber Orchestra's series of Composer Portraits, stands alongside them.
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via New Zealand Herald @ 21:48 29th Sep
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Phenombecile800 writes "First Solar, a start-up from Arizona, is making photovoltaic cells at a fraction of the usual cost. Their secret: increasing the light-catching area 'from postage-stamp to traffic-sign dimensions,' reducing the manufacturing time to 1/10th of the competition's, and thinning the active element to 1/100th the usual thickness over a glass substrate, which enables the production of large panels. IEEE Spectrum provides some technical details about the production process. 'Glass is placed on rollers and fed into the first chamber, where it is heated to 600 C. Then it is transferred into the second chamber, which is full of cadmium sulfide vapor, formed by heating solid CdS to 700 C. The vapor forms a submicrometer deposit on the glass as it moves through this cloud, after which a similar process in a third chamber adds a
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via Slashdot @ 19:27 9th Aug
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Charismatic Scottish Chamber Orchestra Principal Maximiliano Martin takes centre stage with a performance of Mozart's Clarinet Concerto as part of the four-concert Autumn Classics tour across Central Scotland and Fife between 3-6 September 2008.
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via Huliq.com @ 16:53 14th Aug
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The London Chamber Orchestra kicks off its 2008/09 season with a programme designed by Studio Dempsey, which created the LCO’s original identity. The new design incorporates defused optical roundels that gently ‘vibrate'.
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via Design Week @ 15:19 25th Sep
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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- "There are the bloodstains on the wall, and here it is dried on the floor," Abu Muhanad said as he walked through a torture chamber in a Baghdad mosque where more than two dozen bodies have been found.
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via CNN @ 11:11 20th Aug
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The Long Farewell for Philippe de Montebello, who leaves the directorship of the Metropolitan Museum of Art at the end of the year, began last night with a concert by the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, in which he read Ogden Nash's 1948 verses for Camille St. Saens' "Carnival of the Animals."
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via New York Daily News @ 17:25 27th Sep
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The University of Newcastle Chamber Choir tonight added another impressive win to its collection, taking out the final of the Seven Network’s competition - Battle Of The Choirs.
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via The University of New Castle @ 23:38 8th Aug
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WASHINGTON, D.C.The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Global Intellectual Property Center (GIPC) today partnered with North Carolina Secretary of State Elaine Marshall and North Carolina State University's College of Textiles to highlight the impact of counterfeiting and intellectual property (IP) theft. At an event on Raleigh's Centennial Campus, attendees watched the National Geographic film Illicit: The Dark Trade before participating in a panel discussion on the threats counterfeiting and IP theft pose to workers, consumers, and the state's economy.
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via US Chamber of Commerce @ 18:31 19th Sep
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TMCNet: WebVisible Launches Program to Bolster Local Business' Online Presence, Strengthen Chamber of Commerce Membership
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via TMC Net @ 16:44 25th Sep
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The performance is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in Krehbiel Auditorium of the Fine Arts Center – a change in time from previously printed calendars. Admission is free and open to the public.
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via Bethel College @ 11:08 9th Oct
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Elite bloggers often portray their analytical and news-gathering skills as equal or (more often) superior to those of professional journalists. Plenty of stories support this point of view: the “Rathergate” scandal that caught Dan Rather pushing an unconfirmed story about President Bush, the multiple cases highlighting fraudulent photography from conflict zones in the Middle East, and so on. But in the case of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Georgia, the blogging world mostly failed to live up to its promises.
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via Columbia Journalism Review @ 21:40 19th Aug
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via Washington Post @ 4:46 30th Sep
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Using this humidity chamber, researchers detected the formation of crystal water layers on a hydrogenated diamond through a measured decrease in electrical conductivity in response to an increase in humidity. Credit: A. Sommer
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via LiveScience.com @ 13:20 25th Sep
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(Nanowerk News) Apex chamber Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) today said the government and industry need to partner and propagate the use of nanotechnology.
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via Nanowerk @ 18:43 21st Sep
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Please join the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Global Intellectual Property Center (GIPC) for an informative and cutting edge discussion on the future of innovation and intellectual property rights. This year's summit will explore intellectual property' role in promoting new solutions to global challenges with the discussion centering on the following topics:
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via US Chamber of Commerce @ 8:30 1st Oct
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The interior of the brood chamber of a sponge, Amphimedon queenslandica, showing embryos in the early phases of development. Credit: Bryony Fahey, University of Queensland
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via LiveScience.com @ 12:11 28th Aug
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The activities, sponsored by the İstanbul Chamber of Commerce (İTO) to support painters, photographers, paper marbling artists and calligraphers, will consist of various exhibitions, concerts and folkloric dance shows by children in Eminönü square. You can enjoy the admission-free activities between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., every day except Sunday.
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via Zaman @ 3:45 28th Aug
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Includes Rock: Jazz: Pharoah Sanders Quartet, Classical: Netherlands Chamber Choir, Ballet: Don Giovanni, Cinema: WALL-E and links to ongoing events in the Netherlands, Children's events, getting into Amsterdam's Art scene, technology scene plus how nightlife in Amsterdam differs from other major Dutch cities.
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via Expatica Netherlands @ 23:23 6th Oct
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Tema, Sept. 21, GNA - Miss Joyce Aryee, Chief Executive of the Ghana Chamber of Mines, has called on choristers to use music as a medium of communicating with God. She said music played a very important role in spiritual development of the human being. Miss Aryee made the call at the dedication of robes for Corpus Christi and St. Bakhita parishes of the Catholic Church at Sakumono Estates, near Tema on Saturday. She asked them to continue to devote themselves to the work of God. "God's ministry is the highest ministry of all," she added. She charged them to be obedient and respect authority, and above all, serve God with humility. Reverend Father Fred Agyemang, Priest of the Corpus Christi parish, advised the choristers to aspire to greater heights.
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via GhanaHomePage @ 15:01 21st Sep
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PUDUCHERRY: An exhibition of educational compact discs and digital versatile discs is on at the Chamber of Commerce at Rue Suffren from Friday.
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via The Hindu @ 22:16 26th Sep
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Declaring that 750,000 Americans are out of work because of intellectual property piracy, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is urging President Bush to sign legislation creating a cabinet-level copyright czar to oversee expanded IP enforcement efforts.
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via Wired News @ 1:06 4th Oct
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Either this is proof that contract manufacturing is a lightning-fast miracle of modernity, or that the bloggyverse is a noisy-as-hell echo chamber: No sooner does Kevin Rose prophesy that the next-gen iPod nano will be tall and skinny and rounded, but Chinese makers report case orders that meet their specs.
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via Gizmodo @ 2:06 25th Aug
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Highlights of ticketed shows at the Grand Chapiteau, the big top that is the festival's main performing space, and glise de Saint-Sauveur, the chamber concert venue:
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via Globe and Mail @ 10:53 5th Aug
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The European Court of Human Rights will hear an application to halt the extradition of Gary McKinnon, a British man accused of hacking into almost 100 U.S. military computers, his lawyer said. The court's full chamber will hear McKinnon's application on Aug. 28, which delays a U.S. request for his extradition by two weeks, McKinnon's lawyer Karen Todner said.
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via GigaLaw.com @ 19:46 13th Aug
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