There are four commercial, national channels: Alma Media has MTV3 and SubTV, and Sanoma has Nelonen and JIM.

The Lord tells Alma that King Noah has discovered them and will be coming after them.

At the center of the plaza is the Clock Tower which has the sound and digital capabilities to play the Alma Mater, Fight Song, and any other songs and calls as needed.

The city has Booth ( formerly Alba ) Elementary School Alba Middle School, and Secondary public school Alma Bryant High in Irvington, where all the high school students attend.

The city of Alma has zero property taxes.

Ingersoll Rand has its European headquarters in the Alma Court building in Sint-Stevens-Woluwe, Zaventem.

Although Hud's attraction to her is ( at first ) somewhat mutual, Alma keeps her distance because she has already been " around the block " with macho womanizers like Hud.

The tragic, even nihilistic ending of No. 6 has been seen as unexpected, given that the symphony was composed at what was apparently an exceptionally happy time in Mahler's life: he had married Alma Schindler in 1902, and during the course of the work's composition his second daughter was born.

But he has changed, he's engaged to settle down with a respectable, younger girl ; and, as he tries to convince Alma that what they had between them was indeed a " spiritual bond ," she realizes, in any event, it is too late.

Academic achievements aside, ETH has been Alma Mater to many Olympic Medalists and world champions.

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign also has an Alma Mater statue by Lorado Taft.

The Great Alma Fishing Float has been an attraction to tourists, and is particularly popular during the annual walleye run.

As of 2000 the University's motto is Alma mater studiorum ( Latin for " nourishing mother of studies ") The University has about 100, 000 students in its 23 schools.

Since 2000, the University's motto has been Alma mater studiorum ( Latin for " nourishing mother of studies ")

Alma develops a grudge against Alison when Alison tells Claudine that someone has been pilfering the goods which were to be used for the second form feast ( the culprit is Alma ).

The suburb's previously large Jewish community has declined, but a large number of synagogues still function in the area, and the Jewish Museum of Australia is located in Alma Road.

Alma Media has three business areas: Newspapers, Kauppalehti Group and Marketplaces.

Alma Media's printing and distribution business has been organised into a company named Alma Manu Oy on 1 July 2010.

He is a clumsy pirate that has a left wooden leg and a right glass eye, both lost in one of the many battles fought by him commanded by Alma Negra.

The brewery was opened in 1990 on purpose-built premises on Alma Street in Sheffield by the owner of the Fat Cat public house, and has acquired a reputation for producing fine cask ales such as Kelham Gold and Pale Rider.

Beginning in 1502 with religious pieces, conspicuous among them being " Auto da Alma " and the famous trilogy of the " Barcas ", he soon introduces the comic and satirical element by way of relief and for moral ends, and, before the close of his career in 1536, has arrived at pure comedy, as in " Ignez Pereira " and the " Floresta de Enganos ", and developed the study of character.

no: Slaget ved Alma

( The principal trumpet in the orchestra for the work's première even confronted Mahler, saying " I'd just like to know what's beautiful about blowing away at a trumpet stopped up to high C-sharp " Mahler had no answer, but later pointed out to Alma that the man did not understand the agony of his own existence ).

no: Alma Mahler

no: Alma mater

He said that his favourite pupil was the Australian Alma Moodie, who achieved great fame in the 1920s and 1930s, but who made no recordings and is little known today.

no: Alma

Ketèlbey was born in Alma Street in the Lozells area of Birmingham, England, the son of an engraver, George Henry Ketelbey ( written with no accent ), and Sarah Ann Aston.

no: Alma Fahlstrøm

At Alma Avenue the road becomes South First Street, and Route 82 veers onto Market Street upon approaching downtown San Jose just north of Interstate 280 ( which has no direct interchange with Route 82 ).

“ fter many days ,” a “ goodly number ” of people had “ gathered together at the place of Mormon, to hear the words of Alma .” Alma was no doubt moved by his audience ’ s willingness to “ on his word ”; thus, he encouraged each of them to have faith, repent, and be baptized unto Christ.

no: Alma Richards

no: Alma Cogan

In 1992, without Rick and becoming the members adults, the band scored considerable success, the music " Alguém no Céu ", that was part of the soundtrack of the novel De Corpo e Alma and released their last album. At end of the year, the band comes to an end.

* El Alma no Tiene Color ( 1997 )

Though there is no doubting Fénelon's skill as a writer and her unsparing analysis of the concentration camp experience, many of the surviving members of the orchestra took issue with her portrayal of Alma Rosé, who appeared in Fénelon's memoir as a cruel disciplinarian and self-hating Jew who admired the Nazis and courted their favor.

At the end of the film, Heggs marries his sweetheart, Alma Parker ( Joan Staley ) and the church organ begins to play the same spooky tune that came from the Simmons house, with the keys moving, but no one there.

He later participated in Pueblo chico, infierno grande ( with Verónica Castro and directed by José Alberto Castro ), El Alma no Tiene Color ( directed by Juan Osorio ) Desencuentro ( directed by Ernesto Alonso ), Rencor Apasionado ( directed by Lucero Suárez ), Camila ( directed by Angelli Nesma ) and Soñadoras his first lead and breakthrough role, where Kuno and Angélica Vale became the most popular on screen couple of all his novelas.

His Ayes del Alma ( 1842 ) and his Fábulas morales y politicas ( 1842 ) sustained his reputation, but showed no perceptible increase of power or skill.

St. Winifred's, her " Alma mater ", is an expensive public school which prides itself on turning out " ladies "— refined young women who are mostly " unemployable " and have certainly not been taught domestic subjects but who will nevertheless, it is believed, have no problem finding suitable husbands among their own social class.

From Alma Ata Maclean took the train for Tashkent, passing through villages where " nothing seemed to have changed since the time when the country was ruled over by the Emir of Bokhara "; men still rode bulls and women still wore veils made of black horsehair.

The first stage was retracing his steps on a five-day train journey to Alma Ata ; the train ran via Orenburg and the Aral Sea, then parallel to the Syr Darya and the mountains of Kirghizia ( Kyrgyzstan ).