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Two more persons died from coronavirus COVID-19 in St. Maarten, while the total number of positive cases has increased to 37, said government in its update on Sunday, April 5.
The jump to 37 is an almost 50 per cent increase on Saturday’s numbers, with 12 new positive cases being confirmed on Sunday. Of these 37 cases, 26 are male and 11 are female.
Two persons succumbed to COVID-19 on Sunday, bringing the total number of deaths to six. All of these deaths have been within the last week.
Eight tests are currently pending and 60 have come back negative. There are currently one positive case and three suspected cases hospitalised at St. Maarten Medical Center (SMMC). Three persons were discharged from the hospital as they are in good condition, said government.
Easily add a new construction project to your Raken account. Projects will be visible and editable from Raken's mobile app through iOS and Android, or through the web at www.rakenapp.com.
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Watch how you can create weekly and monthly summaries in Raken.[dropcap]T[/dropcap]his is certainly an interesting collection of a repertoire that was wholly unknown to me. This CD offers a selection of 26 of C. P. E. Bach’s more than 180 Lieder, and the liner notes include interesting comments on the origins and development of the genre. I find that a little goes a long way.
There is some reference to an older style, like the almost Handelian fugato in the opening of Trost der Erlösung (track 4), but most pre-figure an almost Mozartian sense of tuneful line as in Weihnachtslied (8). In Gott, der Ernährer der Menschen (12) there are quotations from the chorale Vater Unser, that introduce a more churchy element to these largely drawing-room meditations.
In the second half of the disc, selected songs are performed – following the composer’s suggestion – without the singer! The texts of the sung pieces are given in German and English, but only the titles of the rest. Are these mood pieces the original ‘Songs without Words’? They underline the feature I find most trying about these Lieder, which is that the singer’s line is almost always doubled by the fortepiano. Not only does this raise questions of tuning: the keyboard is tuned in Young at A=430, but occasionally the singer and the keyboard are not entirely on it, and it also makes ornamentation difficult.
Blasco’s clean voice has some of the brittle clarity of the fortepiano, chosen for the earlier songs published in 1758 as well as the later that date from the early 1780s. Her diction fulfils the expectations of such Lieder collections – that the lyrics of such poets should be better known. The fortepiano playing is clean, and the CD has a gathering around a cottage piano on a Sunday evening feel about it. Perhaps I am just too out of sympathy with the theology as well as the compositional style to give this a fair review, but, in spite of perfectly good performances, it doesn’t do much for me.You’d have thought Tom Suozzi was running for higher office when he called reporters to a press conference two days before New Year’s Eve. The recently re-elected mayor of Glen Cove trekked down from the North Shore to the Supreme Court building in Mineola, where he announced he was giving free storage space for boats and traps to his city’s struggling lobstermen—all eight of them.
It was also a savvy political move, the latest in a string of strategic maneuvers as Suozzi quietly begins his campaign to be Nassau’s next county executive. Incumbent Republican Tom Gulotta’s term doesn’t expire until 2001, but Suozzi is already taking his show on the road by issuing press releases, holding conferences outside his small city and courting party faithful on the South Shore.
Suozzi did in fact stand as a newly elected mayor again, giving yet another inaugural speech this month. Now in his fourth term, Suozzi says he’s concentrating on improving Glen Cove, but that hasn’t stopped others from noticing his appetite to move up.
Having tossed his hat into the ring so soon, Suozzi must now avoid turning off voters and party loyalists by appearing to campaign ceaselessly. That hasn’t stopped him from making the most of the bully pulpit afforded by his current job.
When Latino residents accused city police of racist behavior late last year, Suozzi could have ducked TV reporters. Instead, he told them the cops were out of line and pledged to provide sensitivity training. When public money came through a few months ago to continue his mammoth waterfront revitalization, there was Suozzi in Newsday, trumpeting the project, just as he touted a recent deal to provide ferry service across the Sound.
Little by little, Suozzi is raising his profile. He’ll need all the name recognition he can get. Even if the increasingly unpopular Gulotta decides not to run and negotiates his way into a judgeship, his seven-figure war chest could bankroll another GOP candidate.
Sadly, many Americans forget the real reason for Memorial Day. It is not the unofficial start of summer. It is a day for honoring and remembering the military personnel who died while serving in the Armed Forces (Marines, Navy, Army, Air Force, Coast Guard, and Space Force).
Forget traveling to the shore. Visit one of the many museums or memorials honoring those who gave their lives so we could enjoy our summers. In every state you can find a memorial dedicated to WWi, WWII, Korean War, Vietnam War, Golf War, and even the War on Trrorism.
Below you will find several places you should consider visiting on Memorial Day instead of vacationing at the beach. Honor our fallen heroes by remembering their sacrifices. It’s time for us to start remembering what this holiday is all about. Forget all the sales, BBQs, and shore vacations. Start honoring those who gave all.
Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia is 639 acres and is the burial place of many war time veterans. Today, there are approximately 400,000 graves located within Arlington National Cemetery. Service members started getting buried here back in 1864 and houses many heroes from the Civil War up to the current war.
Seeing all the graves, really puts things in perspective. You really get a feel for what your freedom costs. You don’t just have to visit Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day. You can and should visit whenever you are in the area and stop and pay your respects.
The USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor Hawaii, marks the final resting place of 1,102 Marines and Sailors who were killed aboard the USS Arizona in the early morning hours of December 7, 1941.
The Marine Corps War Memorial or Iwo Jima Monument outside of Arlington National Cemetery is dedicated to all the Marines who gave their lives in defense of the US since 1775.
Washington, DC is full of Memorials of all kinds. In the next