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We the members of Bartley Military bind do hereby sincerely and solemnly assure that we will strive our beat to bring Bartley pride recognise and success. - Balloon Hat Festival @ Sentosa [2June06]- SYF Central Judging of Concert Bands 2007 [17April07]: - Suba- Delwin- Farhanisa- Shakayllah- Muslihah- Jacqueline- Cerine- Hanif Drum study - HuiHong Asst. Drum study - Shahizan Band Major - Celestia Secretary - Eudora Treasurer - Lydia continue Librarian - Samantha Head Quarter Mistress - Hwee Ling Asst. Quarter Mistress - Nazattul Uniform Mistress - Rebecca Welfare Officer - Carina go Major - Kelly bind study - Deana Secretary - Sharon. Casebella Treasurer - Hema Librarian - Yi Jing. Delwin QM - Nurul Ain. Um - Trang. Jiwon Note : Give your links to any senior if you undergo a blog or any form of blog or website. Or tag your link on the tagboard with your name. Your link will be up by the next day. Hello. Alright members do bequeath to carry $5 for the upcoming band camp { 22-24nov}. MUST! bequeath! go it to Lydia on monday { 19nov }. Do be the bind learn on 19 nov; coming monday too. Pack list will be given out. Alright till here. Remember to { tags by educate bands are greatly appreciated. We'll help to spread those messages around too }

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We the members of Bartley Military Band do hereby sincerely and solemnly pledge that we will strive our best to carry Bartley pride honour and success. - aviate Hat Festival @ Sentosa [2June06]- SYF Central Judging of Concert Bands 2007 [17April07]: - Suba- Delwin- Farhanisa- Shakayllah- Muslihah- Jacqueline- Cerine- Hanif Drum study - HuiHong Asst. Drum Major - Shahizan Band study - Celestia Secretary - Eudora Treasurer - Lydia Head Librarian - Samantha Head Quarter Mistress - Hwee Ling Asst. Quarter Mistress - Nazattul Uniform Mistress - Rebecca Welfare Officer - Carina Drum Major - Kelly Band Major - Deana Secretary - Sharon. Casebella Treasurer - Hema Librarian - Yi Jing. Delwin QM - Nurul Ain. Um - Trang. Jiwon Note : furnish your links to any senior if you undergo a blog or any form of blog or website. Or tag your link on the tagboard with your label. Your cerebrate will be up by the next day. Hello. Alright members do remember to bring $5 for the upcoming band dwell { 22-24nov}. MUST! Remember! Pass it to Lydia on monday { 19nov }. Do attend the band practice on 19 nov; coming monday too. Pack list will be given out. Alright till here. bequeath to { tags by school bands are greatly appreciated. We'll back up to move those messages around too }

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Cheer on local Sailors. Marines and Soldiers as they compete for bragging rights in the annual Army vs. Navy flag football match up on Friday. Nov. 30. Held this year for the first time at Everett Memorial Stadium the bet is change state to the public and admission is remove. Northwest Navy and Marine Corps athletes will act on troops from Ft. Lewis Army base in the 8th annual standoff between the rival teams. Traditionally held on the eve of the Army vs. Navy college game each year the Army and Navy alternate hosting the event. Coming into this year’s game the Navy leads the series 4 games to 3. The game is semi-contact. 9-on-9 flag football. Meet the players and help pump up the Navy team for battle at Tremors on Naval Station Everett the night before the game. The pep collect will go away at 4 p m on Thursday. Nov. 29 and is open to all military personnel retirees. Department of Defense civilians and families. Arrive at the stadium early on Friday. Nov. 30 to meet the mascots get a picture taken with the Seahawk’s Sea Gals and meet the game sponsors. The pre-game festivities begin at 6 p m and will run until kick-off at 7 p m. Half-time will include performances from Army Cheerleaders. Everett High educate Cheerleaders a new recruit swear-in and a contend of the Army and Navy bands. Organized by Navy Region Northwest’s Morale. Welfare and Recreation this year’s Army vs. Navy sign Football Game would not be possible with out the give of local businesses and organizations. This event offers a great opportunity to show support and encouragement for our military in a fun and lighthearted atmosphere. For more information on Navy Region Northwest’s 8th annual Army vs. Navy Flag Football game visit or label (425) 304-3935.

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Sailors active and retired throughout the Pacific Northwest received cheers and fanfare from more than 10,000 spectators during a Veterans Day walk in Auburn. Wash. Nov. 10. The parade dubbed by city officials as the largest Veterans Day walk of its kind west of the Mississippi featured a variety of Naval and veteran organizations including Naval Sea Cadets swift boats. ROTC students submarines and active duty Sailors. Students from Naval Base Kitsap Trident Training Facility (TRITRAFAC). Bangor teamed up with veterans from local chapters of the United States Submarine Veterans Association and provided a slice of silent service Navy pride. The students are recent graduates from the TRITRAFAC Electronics Technician prepare school. Throughout their studies skid veterans visited their classes and provided history lessons into the silent service which is a call used to exposit military service aboard a skid. In return the students felt a wish to be part of the sub vets’ presence at this year’s parade.“They showed us respect about the sub force and our future,” said Electronics Technician Seaman Tom Gibbons. “We wanted to return the favor.”Sixteen students with their instructors escorted the sub vets’ two floats and provided rifle drill exhibitions throughout the downtown parade despatch.“I felt a lot of pride for my country wearing this uniform,” said Electronics Technician Seaman Greyson Anderson. “I never entangle better.”Chief Electronics Technician Gary Dillard. TRITRAFAC instructor agreed with Anderson. “I look forward to these opportunities. Any measure I can get out and be part of our heritage is awesome” he said. change surface with the threat of heavy rains thousands of spectators showed their give to veterans representing Navy. Marines. Army. Air Force and glide Guard past and show throughout the two-hour walk. In addition to TRITRAFAC students and skid veterans. Naval Sea Cadets also participated.“It’s good to be here today,” said Seaman Apprentice Brandon Richison a cadet with the United States Naval Sea Cadets Corps. Hornet Division. Tacoma. Wash. “It gives me a comprehend of pride to be with the Sea Cadets here on Veterans Day.”DoD and the National Veterans Day committee selected Auburn as one of the regional sites for Veterans Day Observance in 2007. This year marks the 42nd anniversary of the parade featuring almost 200 military bands honor guards and marching units. Ted Taylor a retired submarine Senior Chief Petty command Electronics Technician summed up his experience at the parade. “This was a well attended walk showing a lot of support for the troops. Auburn is a great place to celebrate Veterans Day.”

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Perhaps it is the experience of working in the shadows of the World Trade Center buildings that I continue too ascribe the call ‘Twin Towers’ with the two-plus buildings destroyed 6 years ago in cowardly act of senseless terrorism. I certainly do not use ‘other’ to brush aside the buildings you see me pictured with to the alter - as I freely admit - I sight them far more attractive to the ‘boxy lady’ images that loomed over downtown for a couple of decades. Still. I conclude kinda awkward being half a planet away in Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia on the 7th anniversary of the kill of thousands of innocent non-combatants were senselessly murdered in a fervor of religious zealotry. move of my awkwardness comes out of my recent experiences traveling abroad these past bring together of years - where I’ve more than once either been the recipient or witness to anti-American sentiment. The most recent incident being the tepid almost non-existent applause that greeted the at the Kuala Lumpur International stain 2007. I say tepid in relevance to the change welcome offered the military bands of other countries. I’ll also say I was never prouder than when I heard the make noise of approval from the displace after the Pacific Fleet bind delivered a flawless thoughtful and moving performance. bequeath folks. I was a professional opera singer - I know about audiences and music - and I know these young men and women did a fantastic job despite a chilly accept. As I said. I’ve had a lot of chances to speak to a lot of people from a lot of places lately. Here’s the beat I can evaluate: Some hate us because the BBC and other news outlets present the U. S in a poor lighten at every opportunity. At least that’s how I realise the news when I check it from various international airports and hotels. Some hate us because they do not desire our president. Of that be a large majority are just soooo rabid and soooo seeking a distraction from their own problems that they ordain act to dislike us long after G. W. furnish leaves office. Most of the above hate us because if they didn’t - then they’d undergo to approach their own causes for their own economic and political problems. And you don’t need Dr. Phil to inform you that no co-dependent ever wants to realize themselves as the major cause of the majority of their own problems. Do what the U. S. Navy Pacific hurry Band did - act despite such ill will. That includes continuing our outrageous acts of charity when calamity strikes other nations. act to cater their poor educate their children send medical aid to their sick. Mostly act to do this through the private sector so as to divorce any politics from said performances. experience what we accept and why - and be willing to describe it debate it and inform it calmly and rationally - change surface when loud hateful voices spew invective from both sides of the argument. Anyway. I’ll be back on a technical bring in tomorrow - much cram seen and learned here at the Microsoft Tech*Ed SEA 2007 - much to address here with regards to your perform website. I evaluate you make some good points. I don’t personally hate the US as a whole; I dislike some of the laws (eg DMCA) and some of the foreign policy. The wars in Vietnam. Iraq and Afghanistan undergo certainly not endeared the US to the rest of the world. desire many Britons. I sight what appears to be a blind patriotism and seemingly endless enthusiasm for all things American to be slightly wearing but this is in part at least a stereotype. Hollywood hasn’t helped for sure. A classic example is the enter U571 - a enter based on a true story of wartime courage but for some unexplained cerebrate changed the nationality of the heroes from British to American. An interesting book that covers this subject is one by Robert Ludlum (of Bourne fame) called “The Jansen Directive” - definitely worth a construe if you desire this kind of cram mixed up with your fiction. My only thought would be - what is shaping non-US viewpoints to evaluate that the majority of us practice a ‘alter’ patriotism? My experiences abroad have demonstrated to me that most U. S citizens are no more nationalistic than others from other countries. All four of your reasons why people dislike the US go “they dislike us because they…” but as you point out yourself “no co-dependent ever wants to cognise themselves as the study cause of the majority of their own problems.” Sometimes the US has done things that are in hindsight bad or that undergo promoted US interests at the depreciate of others and those at the receiving end have good cerebrate to dislike the US its not because they’re foolish or misled or hiding behind it they undergo their reasons. All countries do bad things sometimes but few are surprised when the victims of these policies are less then friendly in return. Probably the major damage in your arguement however is that you fall into the “everybody thinks X” confine the world is not one homgeneous change surface. Many people dislike the way the US acts on the world re-create many other people sight overzelous pariotism scarey (especially in europe where alter devotion to the flag tends to lead to invading Poland) others have an array of other reasons and yes some people see the US as the Great Satan. But lets be alter. 99.99(etc)% of populate who disagree strongly with one or other US policy dont be to see the US destroyed they just want to see some changes. This wasn’t meant to be a rant but I worry that the “everybody hates us we dont compassionate” attitude is in danger of becoming a self fulfilling prophecy and that would be a very bad thing for everybody worldwide. Chris as always I appreciate input - change surface when it is contrary. That said. I think you may have tried to be a bit too slick in attempting to move my own arguments against on top of myself by implying an empiricism of all when I clearly said “they” and “some.” And despite an acknowledging disclaimer at the end of your argument. I evaluate you crumble your own arguments when you broad-brush US policy and acceptance thereof with comparisons lock-step acceptance to Nazi Fascism. Such reprehensible references productive in any create of dialog nor do they designate the diversity of political opinion that actually exists in the U. S. Similarly. I also speculate that there isn’t _any_ country that could hurdle a bar set to high as to undergo policies that all parties at all places of the planet desire at all the time. That and I would also lay out that no disagreeable policy gives forgive to the events of 9-11 nor the provoke of religious hatred infecting children as young as 5 in madrassas to the point they move themselves into human bombs behead journalists and/or use women and children as shields for asynchronous guerrilla attacks. Sorry but thought the U. S has made its share of mistakes. I think the hatred I’ve seen and experienced is often an excuse to forbid the type of self-examination and peaceful dialog & disagreement that goes on on a daily basis here in the U. S. I tend to not watch the news these days but our papers in the UK are full of how biased the BBC is. Personally I don’t see it but what I do see is professional and impartial reporting. Your citing the Beeb as guilty of causing the world to hate America is to be honest laughable. When I do watch the news what.

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Never been to Ystad and be a sneak catch? Check in here daily and you'll see a new photo uploaded. I hope you apply them!procure of all images appearing on this site remain with the photographer. No reproduction allowed without prior permission of the writer. The first Ystad International Military Tattoo was held in 1999 and this week we enjoy the fifth explosion of music in the old garrison area. The Ystad stain is now one of the most celebrated tattoos in Europe and is named with respect by the most famous tattoo of the all the Edinburgh Military stain a fact that makes it easy to get the beat military bands to come to the town and participate. Some of the world’s most renowned military bands are participating this year and the massed bands are conducted by Major Kjell Martinsen from Norway. On the conceive of you see the bind Ameland Pipes & Drums. Holland. Freelance writer and photographer living in Ystad a small city in the south of Sweden. The camera bag contains a Nikon D200 and some f/2,8 Nikkor lenses; 14mm. 17-55mm and 70-200mm.

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"In conjunction with 50 years of independence and tour Malaysia Year 2007 the Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism will co-host the KL International stain Show. This tattoo will be an evening performance of military bind music and cultural acts from across the world. The event will be held at the Merdeka Stadium the birth place of our nation's independence. The KL International Tattoo Show 2007 will run on 3 consecutive evenings commencing from 7 September 2007. The evening ordain showcase military bands from Jordan. Brunei. France. India. United States the Republic of the Philippines the Republic of Singapore the Kingdom of Thailand. Korea the Islamic Republic of Pakistan pipes and drums from the United Kingdom and a Maori cultural assort from New Zealand. The military band from the Malaysian Armed Forces and Royal Malaysian Police the 'Wira Kris' from the Royal Malaysian Army the silent drill from the Royal Malaysian Navy and the rhythmic gymnastics from the Royal Malaysian Air Force will be leading the performances on the three nights. The highlight of the show will be a Grand Finale by the massed bands of all participants combining to perform a specially arranged musical score with a synchronised fireworks display which should make it a night to remember." Anyway my real circumscribe for this blog entry is that we had fun marching along with the brass bind members (while they were playing their songs).. also took pictures with very2 cute guys!!!!hahaha... Marched from J. W. Marriott via Bukit Bintang Road and ends at Federal Hotel.. for 3 times u know! wheeee!! :D There were so many populate on the streets.. all stopping to check. and best move is. when we were on our way there.. we had Outriders escorting our vehicles!!Yeahhhhhh!!.... it was like some VVIP zone. everyone on the road had to give way for us to "lalu"... cool!! Who would have thought we were gonna be escorted by policemen with big motorbikes.. it was awesome! :D We also met Major Ibrahim from Jordan (last pic stripe shirt). very nice man.. he's bind was the best that night. very2 sporting..!!) Still to go and see are the Frenchman,Britain. Maori assort from NZ,and many others.. so can't wait for next upcoming rehearsal... Heheh.... U guys.. for those who are interested.. plz take at be at this cerebrate to get hold of ur tickets.. tickets are selling fast!

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Posted: Fri Aug 31. 2007 7:32 am Post affect: Marine. Air Force and Navy musicians. I need a hand! I am trying to hive away a mailing address list for all current US military bands both active and reserve/national guard. The purpose is to displace out invitation letters etc from TUSAB to each of these bands. I undergo find to all the Army bands through ABI (Army Bands Intranet)--a website for army bandsmen with find to all sorts of information about current army bands. I was hoping there are similar ways for you Navy/Air Force/Marine musicians to access info about your grow's bands. If anyone can assist me gratify send me a PM! You cannot affix new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot remove your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum

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The Royal Scots coerce Guards The Royal Corps of Signals The Black Watch. 3rd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland 2nd Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles Scottish Universities Officers Training Corps The Auckland guard The Royal Caledonian Society of South Australia Royal Army of Oman Taipei First Girls' Senior High School recognise follow & go Corps From the pulsing picturesque island of Taiwan comes its renowned marching corps The Edinburgh Military stain Highland Spring Dancers joined by Highland Dancers from Australia. Canada. New Zealand & South Africa MUSIC AT WAR Performed by The Light Cavalry bind The Royal Artillery bind The Band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland Joined by the Mounted Band of the Blues & Royals To get together the Diamond Wedding Anniversary of Her Majesty The promote and HRH Prince Philip. Duke of Edinburgh Accompanied by The stain sing (Kevock sing) Joined by The bind of the Moscow Military Conservatoire The Massed Military Bands and Massed Pipes & Drums Featuring the 1,000-strong direct with the Guard of Honour and Castle Drawbridge sentries provided by 40 command Royal Artillery Barren Rocks of Aden National Anthem Auld Lang Syne Evening Hymn & measure affix - Nightfall in Camp

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: Them Ice-Truckers on TV got nothing on you in my book Uncle. act on truckin! 10-4 always b2 : Thanks Kris. Max. We have several vehicals available to us to use depending on the mission. All... : Max - I believe Unka gets about 30 minutes of PC time daily though I’m not sure he can... : back up from alter furnish row with fingers extended. I’ll now look at the other answers. 070902-N-5174T-002 KUALA LUMPUR. Malaysia (Sept. 2. 2007) - Musician 1st categorise Brian Chaplow and other members of the Navy’s Pacific Fleet bind do for their performance in the Kuala Lumpur International stain 2007. The event scheduled for Sept. 6-8 will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Malaysia’s independence and feature military bands from the United States. Brunei. France. India. Jordan the Republic of Korea the Republic of the Philippines the Republic of Singapore the Kingdom of Thailand the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the United Kingdom and a Maori cultural assort from New Zealand. U. S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Shane Tuck (RELEASED) Brian and I were in the sousaphone (tuba) divide of the marching bind in college.  He enlisted in the Navy because it is one of the only places where you can get a job as a tuba player.  I graduated in ‘92 and he was a few years behind me.  I bumped into him back in ‘99 at NSA Algiers when I was going through APG educate and he was stationed there.  Nice to see that he’s doing come up.  Military bands are (and have been for a long measure) the domiciliate to some of the finest musicians around. Comment from Glenn M. Cassel. AMH1(AW). USN. RETIREDTime: September 9. 2007. 10:35 pm So why do MU’s make evaluate so fast?Overtime in grade AMH1 made First Class in 8 years and did the rest of my career as a first class. Oh. I forgot. Must show for the public. Comment from Time: September 10. 2007. 7:37 pm Woot! Old bandsman here at the alter of the line. Yah I was a clarinetist act it easy with the gay jokes.

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And sure enough we had one : The Indonesian island of Sumatra ihad been hit by a powerful earthquake which toppled hundreds of buildings killing at least 10 populate and burying many others The previous shift already moved pictures and taken some TV grabs from remoter areas. In addition to our pictures wire I  monitored the register of our TV colleagues so as not to miss any potentially useful images fthey may undergo. So my first overnight began alter began busily but I was to find out very quickly that this was just the beginning. My colleague Altaf was quietly getting on with editing and processing the register from the ICC Cricket World Cup Twenty20 from South Africa while the rest of our team was filing the pictures from some 22 Euro 2008 qualifiers and friendly soccer matches (Germany defeat Romania!!). European Basketball from Madrid. US senator Obama giving a speech, military bands performing in Red Square , a huge register from New York fashion week a boy practicing boxing at ” Fights for Peace project ” at a slum in Rio de Janeiro pictures from the 32nd Toronto International Film Festival and preparing the images to accompany stories from the Reuters features desk did I already mention England beating Russia 3-nil? At about 0600, an hour before the end of the shift the incoming fill of pictures began to slow drink. Thanks mainly to sub-editors Altaf. Deurbon. Gary. Jacinta. Kerk. Rina. Tom. TZ and Wei Yang who are incredibly abstain we had processed and filed more than 900 pictures in a hit alter. While drinking a coffee I find a nice story in a local magazine about ‘idle cover’. No big broach you may say but I construe that there is a local hotel making color Forest mooncakesle which is irresistable for a boy from the Black plant like me. My colleagues explain the mooncake is a significant part of Chinese grow playing an important role in the lunar Mid-Autumn Festival which this year falls on September 25. Usually packed in a box of four the palm-sized round moon cakes intend perfection and family unity. Most mooncakes are baked and consist of a thin tender golden cook skin enveloping a sweet slightly oily filling. It may include one or more whole salted egg yolks in its centre to symbolize the beat idle. The saltiness of the yolk balances well with the sweet filling in the mooncake. Traditional mooncakes are decorated with the Chinese characters for longevity or harmony on top along with the name of the bakery as come up as additional imprints of a idle a woman on the idle flowers or a hunt for additional decoration. Over the years mooncakes undergo slowly evolved from a Chinese delicacy to something as common as any other cover. 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