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Guest Artist: Midwinter Adult Piano Retreat & Music Festival
Pianist and professor in the Conservatory of Music Roberta Rust gave a solo recital and a master class during the Midwinter Adult Piano Retreat & Music Festival at St. Andrew\u27s Episcopal Church in Lake Worth, Florida. January 18, 2017 - Solo recital January 20, 2017 - Master clas
Scotland’s fiscal position in the UK : accounting for the growth of the fiscal deficit in the post-devolution period
The publication of the annual Government Expenditure and Revenues in Scotland (GERS) Report by the Scottish Executive is a continuing source of political dispute. This set piece confrontation, however, seldom generates any realistic assessment of its merits, because it results in claim and counter-claim over its validity in colourful language. It is not the “bogus” statistical exercise its critics suggest, although not without problems of interpretation
Hudibras : in three parts
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A rejoinder to Midwinter and Simpson : and how their notes raise further concerns about the financing of the water industry in Scotland
In separate notes in the last issue of this Commentary, Midwinter and Simpson attempted to allay concerns we had raised about, respectively, the strategic review of water charges for 2002-06 and 2006-10: (Midwinter, 2006 and Simpson, 2006). Here, we show how their notes do nothing to allay the concerns we have raised, and indeed, in certain respects, give rise to further causes for concern
'Midwinter' and 'Edgingly'
Two of my poems, 'Midwinter' and 'Edgingly' published in Aberdeen University Press's Causeway/Cabhsair: A Magazine of Irish and Scottish Writing. 'Midwinter' explores issues of identity, belonging, migration, transformation and qualia; at times using the raven as a metaphor for racial 'otherness'. 'Edgingly' draws inspiration from The Bhagavad Gita
Midwinter Formal, Spider Design, Feb. 2016
Table setting for 2016's Midwinter Formal featuring an early design of a VMI "Spider". The Midwinter Formal took place in Marshall Hall February 19 and 20
The NHS is facing the bleakest midwinter
With the NHS caught in a vicious cycle of connected pressures, we are heading for a very bleak midwinter, say Christina Pagel and Christian A Yates
Government budgeting, power and negotiated order
This paper addresses a relatively neglected phenomenon in government budget setting – the processes by which budgets are agreed in political coalitions, particularly in minority governments. Minority government has been a matter of serious study by political scientists, but not by accountants. This study examines the phenomenon of budget setting in political coalitions and minority governments by drawing on the ideas of negotiated order (Strauss) and circuits of power (Clegg) and referring to the life of the Scottish Parliament (1999-2009). It offers evidence of the stability in the exercise of power in coalition governments and of the fragmentary nature of the negotiated social order in budget setting in minority government. Moreover, it also offers more general observations on government budget setting
Restructuring Technical Services and Collection Development to Meet User Needs and Improve Return on Investment
This presentation highlights dramatic changes in collection development and the role of technical services in a large academic library. The changes follow a thorough review of technical services operations. Changes include a new liaison program, a shift to demand driven acquisitions, and a data driven collection strategy. Presentation by Michael A. Arthur at the ALA Midwinter 2019 hosted by the ALCTS (Association for Library Collections & Technical Services): CMS (Collection Management Section) Forum, January 27, 2019
LITA President’s Message: Updates from the 2019 ALA Midwinter Meeting
Updates from the 2019 ALA Midwinter Meetin
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