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As Costello and Krys began to think of artists that would be a good fit, they discovered that This Year’s Model was an important record to many artists in the pan-Latin world, but its true nature had never been fully appreciated because of the language barrier. They enlisted many Costello fans, a few who Krys and Costello felt would be a great fit for the song, and all of whom have stellar careers and were excited to participate and bring their own styles to the immediacy and poignancy of the original songs, helping to create an entirely new listening experience.

Infographics are now key in helping to translate complex data into images UniSA researchers have designed a digital tool to help the police, defence industry – and now child protection services – translate complex data into a visual story, saving hundreds of hours of time. The narrative visualisation tool, developed by Dr Andrew Cunningham, Dr James Walsh, and Prof Bruce Thomas, has already allowed the Australian Federal Police (AFP) to create snapshots of crime by distilling mountains of case notes and briefs into image-based stories. The software helps prosecutors, lawyers and juries g...

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Wednesday, 19 May 2021, 10:56 am | Greystone Wines North Canterbury vineyard, Greystone Wines, has claimed two top awards at the 2021 Organic Wine Awards. Greystone’s 2019 Chardonnay was named the Champion Chardonnay and Greystone’s 2018 Syrah, the Champion Syrah. The awards put Greystone among ... More >> Thursday, 25 January 2018, 12:30 pm | Greystone Wines Dom Maxwell, of Greystone Wines, was named winner of the inaugural Gourmet Traveller WINE “New Zealand Winemaker of the Year 2018” title at Auckland’s Hilton Hotel last night. More >> Thursday, 21 December 2017, 10:51 am | Gre...

Former government official who accepted bribes pleaded guilty in October By Dan Schere | share this File image A Germantown orthopedic company owner pleaded guilty on Friday to bribing a former official at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced on Tuesday. Bruce Thomas, 53, gave cash, airplane tickets and other gifts to David Laufer, a former Bethesda resident and the former chief of the Prosthetics and Orthotics Department at Walter Reed, according to a press release. Thomas, who owns Pinnacle Orthopedic Services in Germantown, gav...