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Sabian Cymbals

Sabian ( SAY-bee-ən) is a Canadian cymbal manufacturing company based in New Brunswick. It was established in 1981 in the village of Meductic, which is now part of Lakeland Ridges, where the company is still headquartered. Sabian is considered one of the big four manufacturers of cymbals, along with Zildjian, Meinl and Paiste. History Before Sabian Cymbals was founded, its current manufacturing facility was operated by Azco, which was then a subsidiary of Avedis Zildjian. In 1968, the Zildjian company set up Azco and the plant in rural Meductic, New Brunswick under persuasion from Robert Zildjian, who, beginning in the late 1940s, had grown familiar with the area from going on salmon fishing trips. Initially, the Meductic plant was used for casting and rolling cymbals, while finishing work was done at the Zildjian plant in North Quincy, Massachusetts. By 1970, the Meductic facility handled both processes and produced about 40% of the company's output. After a dispute with his brother Armand following their father Avedis's death in 1979, Robert left the family business. In 1981, he founded Sabian, naming the new company by combining the first two letters of his three children's names—Sally, Billy, and Andy. The Zildjian company's former operations in Meductic under 'Azco' became the headquarters of the new company. In 1982, Sabian introduced the Automatic Anvil (AA) and the Hand Hammered (HH) lines, producing 45,000 cymbals in the first year. By 1987, Sabian was exporting 90% of their product, additionally receiving endorsements and special visits from percussionists including Gerry Brown, Martin Drew and Kiss drummer Peter Criss. In 1989, Sabian produced its first signature artist cymbals, the Jack DeJohnette ride/hi-hats, and the Carmine Appice Silver Nickel Chinese. Eight years later, due to rising demand, a larger plant was opened in Meductic. Sabian introduced the HHX series in 2001 which brought in the Manhattan's darker hammering techniques. In 2011, with the help of Jojo Mayer, Sabian produced the OMNI series, which was the product of years of research and development. Sabian cymbals are still made in New Brunswick. Robert's son Andy is the most recent president of Sabian. In January 2015, the company announced the acquisition of US cymbal manufacturer, Crescent Cymbals, moving all its production to Sabian's factory in Canada, subsequently incorporating Crescent into its list of brands. In 2017, Sabian sponsored "The Capital Project Presents: The Final Concert", a music and film event in Fredericton, New Brunswick, making the event free of charge. Refunds were offered to people who had already purchased tickets. References External links Official website Robert Zildjian Interview at NAMM Oral History Library (2002) Willi Zildjian Interview NAMM Oral History Library (2002) Andy Zildjian Interview NAMM Oral History Library (2012)
Sabian

Sabian est le deuxième fondeur (derrière Zildjian) de cymbales au monde et fabricant de percussions idiophones. La marque distribue dans 120 pays et est, depuis ses débuts en 1981, établie au Canada. Histoire Sabian a été fondée en 1981 à Meductic, Nouveau-Brunswick, Canada par Robert Zildjian, fils d'Avedis Zildjian III, à la tête de la compagnie Zildjian. En conflit avec son frère Armand, Robert quitte Zildjian pour former une compagnie rivale. Robert a formé le mot « Sabian » à partir des deux premières lettres des prénoms de ses trois enfants, Sally, Billy et Andy. Sa compagnie fabriquait initialement deux séries de cymbales, HH et AA, à partir du traditionnel alliage de bronze. Ces deux séries sont comparables aux séries A et K de chez Zildjian. Cymbales Sabian fait partie des grandes marques de cymbales à encore fabriquer leurs cymbales haut de gamme, telles que les séries AA, HH ou encore Artisan, en grande partie à la main. Ainsi, elles ont gagné une grande notoriété auprès des batteurs et percussionnistes, appréciant le son unique qui s'en dégage. Chaque cymbale faite à la main possède un son propre à elle qui est unique et impossible à reproduire à l'identique, contrairement aux cymbales plus bas de gammes faites à la chaine. Notes et références Portail des entreprises Portail de la musique Portail du Nouveau-Brunswick Portail des percussions
Sabian

Sabian – kanadyjski producent talerzy perkusyjnych, należy obok takich przedsiębiorstw jak Zildjian, Paiste oraz Meinl do liderów rynku. Przedsiębiorstwo powstało w 1981 roku w Meductic w Nowym Brunszwiku z inicjatywy Roberta Zildjiana, syna Avedisa Zildjiana III, prezesa przedsiębiorstwa Zildjian. Firma Sabian pochodzi od dwóch pierwszych liter trójki dzieci właściciela firmy Sally, Billy oraz Andy. Do popularnych muzyków grających na produktach firmy należą m.in. perkusiści Neil Peart, Phil Collins, Jojo Mayer, Chad Smith, Sean Kinney, Mike Portnoy, Terry Bozzio, Dave Weckl, Virgil Donati, Mick Brown (Dokken) czy Bill Ward. Przypisy Linki zewnętrzne Sabian – strona oficjalna
Sabian

Sabian é uma marca canadense fabricante e desenvolvedora de pratos (para bateria), sendo uma das maiores do mundo junto com a Zildjian, Paiste e Meinl. História Fundada em 1981 em Meductic, New Brunswick, Canadá por Robert Zildjian, filho de Avedis Zildjian III, dono da marca de pratos Zildjian. A tradição da família era que o dono da companhia só passaria seus segredos para o filho mais velho, mas Avedis III deu a informação para seus dois filhos: Armand e Robert. Isso acabou gerando uma rixa na família e uma disputa legal, que acabou com Robert deixando a Zildjian para formar a rival Sabian. Ambas as companhias continuam sendo grandes rivais, estando entre as marcas mais conhecidas de pratos. A resolução deu ao Robert a fábrica canadense, a qual era, na época, responsável por 40% da produção da Avedis Zildjian Company e de toda a linha "K" (a produção da Turquia já havia parado nessa época). Robert formou a palavra "Sabian" a partir das primeiras letras dos nomes de seus três filhos: Sally, Billy e Andy, e inicialmente lançou duas linhas de pratos, HH e AA...! Popularidade Muitos bateristas, na sua maioria norte americanos, usam Sabian, entre eles estão: Sean Kinney Dave Weckl Jack DeJohnette Mike Portnoy Mike Wengren Jason Rullo Steve Ferrone Tyler Stewart Carmine Appice Chad Smith John Blackwell Rod Morgenstein Rocky Gray Phil Collins Vinnil Will Calhoun Billy Cobham Bernard Purdie Mike Michalkow Martin Marthus Skaroupka Evelyn Glennie Vera Lúcia Figueiredo Chester Thompson The Rev Neil Peart Dom Famularo Sérgio Melo - Rede Globo Cobus Potgieter Daniel Erlandsson Adrian Erlandsson Ver também Prato (percussão) Bateria (instrumento musical) Zildjian Paiste Ligações externas Site Oficial da Sabian (em inglês) «BateristasPT.com - Comunidade Portuguesa de Bateristas»
Sabian

Sabian (фр. вимова — Саб'я́н, вірм. — «Себіян») — канадсько-вірменський виробник музичних інструментів — тарілок. Вважається одним з світових виробників тарілок, поряд з Зільджян, Пайсті та Майнл. Історія Роберт Зілджян був сином Аветіса Зілджяна-третього, голови компанії Avedis Zildjian. Згідно з сімейною традицією власник компанії повинен був передати управління старшому сину — Арману. Після смерті Аветіса Зілджяна-третього в 1979 році. Арман, колишній до того часу президент Zildjian, став головою управління. Розв'язалася сімейна ворожнеча, що призвело до правового конфлікту між братами Робертом і Арманом. В результаті Роберт покинув Zildjian і в 1981 р. в містечку Медуктік, провінція Нью-Брансвік, Канада, заснував конкуруючу компанію Себіян. Протистояння зберігається й досі, і обидві компанії входять в число світових лідерів з випуску тарілок. Роберту дісталася канадська фабрика, яка виробляла серію Zildjian «K» (на той час все виробництво в Туреччині було згорнуто). Між Арманом і Робертом розгорілася суперечка про те, де повинна вироблятися серія «Кей». Як президент компанії Zildjian, Арман наполягав на тому, що «Кей» повинні випускатися в Сполучених Штатах за участю знаменитих барабанщиків Елвіна Джонса і Тоні Вільямса. Згідно з угодою Роберт відмовився використовувати назву «Zildjian» і стверджувати, що його тарілки були ідентичні тарілкам Zildjian. Кажуть, що найбільш характерна особливість тарілок Zildjian полягає в більш теплому і м'якому звучному сплаву, в той час як сплав, який використовується в Себіан, містить більше олова, однак це — вигадка. Сплав тарілок професійного рівня, що випускаються обома компаніями, містить 80 % міді, 20 % олова і сліди срібла. Також стверджують, що тарілки цих виробників досить легко розрізнити, оскільки Себіан товстіші для зазначеної ваги і характеризуються довшою тривалістю звуку, ніж еквіваленти Zildjian (за деякими винятками), тоді як звучання Zildjian характеризується більш швидкою атакою і є м'якішим. Всі ці думки сходяться на тому, що відмінності залежать від моделі тарілок. Роберт Зілджян склав слово «Себіан» з перших букв імен своїх трьох дітей — Саллі, Білла і Енді (Традиційне вірменське закінчення «ян» спотворюється в українській мові на «ан», справжня назва — Сабія). Першими серіями тарілок стали випускаються зі звичайної дзвонярської бронзи «HH» і «AA», скорочено від «hand-hammered» (англ. Ручна ковка) і «automated anvil» (англ. машинна кування). На даний момент президентом Себіан є молодший член сім'ї — Енді Зільджян. У 2012 році відкрилася нова фабрика Сабіа в Вірменії, місті Сісіан, для виробництва і експорту тарілок на Схід. У 2019 компанія Sabian представила свій новий логотип, він став більш агресивним і «молодшим». На своєму стенді на NAMM Show 2019 [Архівовано 7 березня 2019 у Wayback Machine.] бренд представив нові тарілки двох серій: FRX і Crescent. Посилання Обзор серій Sabian Повідомлення про ребрендинг Sabian в Твіттері
Leo Hayes High School

Leo Hayes High School is a public high school in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, serving students between grades 9 and 12 on the city's north side. The school's motto is Dreams are the Seedlings of Reality. History The school opened in 1999 as a result of complaints about overcrowding at the south side Fredericton High School. The first graduating class was in 2002. Sports teams are called the "Lions", and their school mascot is a lion named "Leo". The school is named after Leo Hayes, who was once the marshal of the Fredericton Police force. He sold the land to the province to build a school on in 1968; however, the school was not built until 1998. Leo Hayes High School is the newest of the 51 high schools in New Brunswick. It is located on property located on the north side of the city of Fredericton and overlooks the Saint John River. The construction of the school commenced on August 1, 1998. Leo Hayes High opened its doors to students on September 7, 1999, with a student enrollment of 962, a teaching staff of 50 and teaching support staff of 11. There are approximately 1,600 students enrolled in grades 9 through 12. Leo Hayes High School is the second school built in New Brunswick under a public-private government partnership. The builder and owner of the school is Diamond Construction Ltd. of Fredericton; the architects were High Design of Fredericton. In the summer of 2009, a new wing of economic temporary classrooms was added to accommodate the growing number of enrolled students; this wing was then further extended during the summer of 2013, with the addition of two extra classrooms, and then again during the summer of 2014, with the addition of another two extra classrooms, bringing the total number of temporary classrooms to eight. Design The facility is wheel chair accessible and boasts 53 classrooms - 14 with movable walls, 3 broad based technology labs, and 2 gymnasia. There is also an exercise room and weight room; physics, chemistry, biology and general science labs; 4 art rooms, 2 music rooms, and a bi-level library/media centre and cafeteria. The school also has a football field and track, as well as two practice fields. The school does not have a theatre. It is the only school in the Fredericton area (between middle and high schools) which was built without one. The school's motto is the Latin phrase Somnia sunt circuli veritatis which means "Dreams are the seedlings to reality." This motto was chosen by the students voting for the best fitting motto the first year the school was opened. First Nations imagery, as represented by a stylistic dream catcher, is found in the large window, which is over the main entrance of the school and in the school lobby. This linkage reflects the connections to the First Nation Community of St. Mary's, which is located adjoining the school grounds. Notable alumni Jake Allen, professional hockey player Jeremy Dutcher, musician Jake Thomas (Canadian football), professional football player References External links Leo Hayes High School
McAdam High School

McAdam High School, previously known as McAdam Composite High School, is a grades 6–12 school located in McAdam, New Brunswick, Canada. The town and its high school are both named for late-19th-century politician John McAdam. It was founded in 1924, and renovated in 1984. McAdam High is known for its cooperative education program. Description McAdam High School is a two-story wood frame structure of 4,424 square metres (47,620 sq ft). It is located within the Anglophone West School District. According to the district, in the 2022–2023 school year McAdam High School had a total enrollment of 87 students, utilizing 23% of the school building's capacity, and the school employed 9.5 full-time equivalent teachers. A 2014 demographic study showed a 15-year decline in enrollment from 183 students in 1999 to 101 students in 2014. The curriculum at McAdam includes cooperative education, which places students in local businesses and in the Fredericton area. History Built in 1924, the school was last renovated in 1984. The 1998 installation of a broad base technology lab brought praise from Premier Camille Theriault, who presided at the opening of the lab. The premier observed the lab would enhance students' abilities to compete in the global marketplace. In 2007, McAdam students "adopted a highway and also won an award for recycling". Sports The school's sports teams are members of the New Brunswick Interscholastic Athletic Association. In 2012, none of the students at McAdam High did better than 4th place in the provincial athletic competition. A skateboard park, funded by a Royal Canadian Mounted Police Foundation grant, opened in 2011 adjacent to the high school. The school mascot, "Warriors", came under criticism after complaints that the mascots of McAdam High School and Woodstock High School promoted racism, following a basketball game between the two rivals. Notable alumni Emerson Moffitt, 1924 graduate. References External links School Profile at its official website Facebook page Government of New Brunswick Department of Education ratings Blog on a field trip to the provincial Capitol
North & South Esk Regional High School

North & South Esk Regional High School, commonly abbreviated to N.S.E.R., is one of five public, English language high schools in the Miramichi Area. It also functions as a middle school. It is located in Sunny Corner, New Brunswick. It serves principally residents from Sunny Corner, Red Bank, Sevogle, Sillikers, and Cassilis. The school serves grades 7 to 12. Graduating class sizes varied from 5 students in the first year (1952) to 70+ students in the 1970s. It presently has around 190 pupils. Clubs There are two major clubs in this school that have existed consistently through the lifespan of the school. First is the Student Council, which is elected by grades 7-11 at the end of the school year. They serve the next school year after the Summer break. The Student Council organizes Pep Rallies, Theme Weeks and events that are held throughout the school year. The second major club is the Rotary Interact Club, which hosts events both inside and outside of school hours for purposes of volunteering and raising money, which is donated at the end of the school year to charities decided by the clubs President. The Rotary Club has several traditional events that occur often, such as the "Trick or Eat" event, which occurs every Halloween, and operates as a Food Drive, where students gather food donations from nearby donors and donate them to nearby Food Banks. Other events include movie nights, bottle drives, and other fundraisers. Notable events In 2012 after being principal for less than a year Kirk Matheson was arrested after pleading guilty to sex crimes involving children. Kirk, 37, was the principal and volleyball coach at North and South Esk Regional when he posed as a 19-year-old woman (Jillian) on Facebook and enticed two boys to send him nude photos and video of themselves. On February 8, 2024, the Rotary Interact Club of N.S.E.R. hosted the first Miramichi River Fan Fest, which was a Comic Convention that aimed to assist in raising money for the club. The convention was a wild success with many vendors, both local and from across the Maritimes, many volunteers, from the Rotary club and other locals, and many attendees. Overall, the event raised nearly $4000 for the Rotary Club, and was a massive success. Plans exist to hold another Miramichi River Fan Fest some time in the near future. References
Petitcodiac Regional School

Petitcodiac Regional School is a combined primary and secondary public school located in Three Rivers, New Brunswick, Canada. It was originally built in 1951 and presently houses approximately 700 students from Kindergarten through grade 12 with a staff of approximately 48 teachers. The school contains three unique and separate areas housing the elementary school, the middle school and the high school with a common gymnasium, art rooms, music rooms, wood shop, mechanics garage, welding shop, and cafeteria. Grades Kindergarten-5 is elementary, 6-8 is middle school, and 9-12 is high school. See also Anglophone East School District Reference List External links Official School Website Anglophone East School District Website
Saint John Regional Hospital

Saint John Regional Hospital is a Canadian hospital in Saint John, New Brunswick. Operated by Horizon Health Network, Saint John Regional Hospital opened in 1982, replacing the Saint John General Hospital and West Saint John Community Hospital facilities, creating the largest single health care facility in the province. Saint John Regional Hospital is the largest tertiary care referral hospital in New Brunswick and specializes in cardiac (New Brunswick Heart Centre) and trauma care services. Saint John Regional Hospital is also a teaching hospital for the Faculty of Medicine at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia as well as the Faculty of Medicine at Memorial University of Newfoundland in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador It also provides training opportunities for nursing and other health care programs at the University of New Brunswick's Saint John and Fredericton campuses and the New Brunswick Community College. Services Addictions and Mental Health Clinical Services Cardiac Surgery Day Surgery Dermatology Dialysis (Nephrology) Ear, Nose & Throat (Otolaryngology) Emergency Department Family Medicine General Surgery Gynecology Surgery Gastroenterology Geriatrics / Restorative Care Infectious Disease Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Internal Medicine Minor Surgery Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Neurosurgery Pediatrics Palliative Care Physiatry Plastic and Burns Unit Psychiatry Obstetrics Oncology Ophthalmology (Eye) Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Plastic Surgery Rehabilitation Rheumatology Sleep Centre Thoracic Surgery Urology Surgery Vascular Surgery Support and Therapy Diagnostics and Testing Clinics Other Services References External links Saint John Regional Hospital
Reversing Falls Railway Bridge

Die Reversing Falls Railway Bridge ist eine stählerne Fachwerkbrücke über den Saint John River in Saint John in der kanadischen Provinz New Brunswick. Die Brücke überquert den Fluss auf Höhe der sogenannten Reversing Falls kurz vor dessen Mündung in die Bay of Fundy. Die erste Brücke an dieser Stelle wurde 1885 unmittelbar nördlich einer Straßenbrücke gebaut, die den Namen Reversing Falls Bridge trug. Die Brücke war 372 Meter lang und trug eine eingleisige Eisenbahnstrecke. Sie wurde durch die St. John Bridge and Railway Extension Company gebaut, die der Stadt St. John gehörte und sich zur Aufgabe gemacht hatte, die beiden Abschnitte der früheren European and North American Railway zu verbinden. Der östliche Abschnitt nach Moncton wurde in den 1870er Jahren durch die Intercolonial Railway übernommen, der westliche Abschnitt war seit 1883 in Besitz der New Brunswick Railway (NBR) bzw. deren Tochtergesellschaft, der St. John and Maine Railway. Die St. John Bridge and Railroad Extension Company wurde nach Fertigstellung der Brücke von der NBR gekauft. Die NBR wurde 1890 ihrerseits durch die Canadian Pacific Railway übernommen. Um schwerere Züge transportieren zu können, wurde die alte Brücke 1921 abgerissen und durch einen sehr ähnlich aufgebauten Neubau ersetzt, der Ende 1921 in Betrieb ging. Seit dem 1. Januar 1995 gehört die Brücke der New Brunswick Southern Railway, nachdem die Canadian Pacific die Strecke zu diesem Zeitpunkt stilllegen wollte. Literatur New Cantilever Bridge Replaces Famous Old Span. In: Railway Age. Vol. 72, Nr. 20, 1922, S. 1175 f.
Reversing Falls Railway Bridge

The Reversing Falls Railway Bridge is the name given to two different steel truss bridges crossing the Saint John River at the same location in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. The original bridge was constructed in 1885 immediately upstream of a highway crossing known as the Reversing Falls Bridge. Measuring 372 metres (1,220 ft) in length, the railway bridge carried a single-track main line. It was constructed by the Saint John Bridge and Railroad Extension Company which was a municipal-owned corporation established to connect two separated sections of the former European and North American Railway project. The eastern section of the E&NAR was merged into the Intercolonial Railway following Confederation while the western section was acquired by the New Brunswick Railway (NBR). The Saint John Bridge and Railroad Extension Company was acquired by the NBR following the construction of the bridge. The NBR was purchased by the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1890. A replacement structure keeping much of the same design was opened in 1922 to accommodate heavier loads; the original being demolished in 1921. In 1976 NB Power constructed the Lorneville Pipeline from Irving Oil's Canaport supertanker oil terminal at Red Head, 4 km (2.5 mi) southeast of the city to the Coleson Cove Generating Station, 16 km (9.9 mi) southwest of the city; it crosses the Saint John River using this bridge. The City of Saint John also uses the bridge to carry water supply pipes. The railway bridge is currently owned and operated by the New Brunswick Southern Railway, following CPR's sale of its Canadian Atlantic Railway subsidiary in 1995. By December 2022 the CDN$17 million refurbishing of the bridge was completed after 90,000 hours of work by a team of eighty "engineers, technicians, operators, skilled tradespeople and labourers" from JDI, Irving Oil, and Enbridge. The latter have pipelines that are connected to the railway bridge and they worked on their own pipelines during the refurbishing. References
Zone naturelle protégée du Grand-Lac

La zone naturelle protégée du Grand-Lac (anglais : Grand Lake Protected Natural Area) est une aire protégée du Nouveau-Brunswick située à l'ouest du Grand Lac. Cette zone naturelle protégée de 107 km2 a objectif de protéger la plus grande d'inondation de la province. Elle a été créée en 2003 et est administrée par le ministère des Ressources naturelles. Notes et références Annexes Liens externes Site officiel Portail du Nouveau-Brunswick Portail de la conservation de la nature
The Riverside Country Club

The Riverside Country Club is een countryclub in Canada. De club werd opgericht in 1897 als de Saint John Golf Club en bevindt zich in Saint John, New Brunswick. De club beschikt over een 18-holes golfbaan, geopend in 1913, en werd ontworpen door de golfbaanarchitect Donald Ross. Golftoernooien Canadees Open: 1939 Curling De club beschikt over andere sportfaciliteiten zoals curling. Externe link (en) Officiële website