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Music could be heard across Corsham yesterday (May 27), as children from Heywood Prep put on a show for care home residents, shoppers and even fitness fanatics. With Angelique Williamson, head of music at the school, the children had worked to create Waltzing by your Window to bring joy to their community. As the sun shone, their first stop was Hungerford House, a care home on Beechfield Road. The Heywood Prep band made their way through a setlist of classics including You Are My Sunshine, Zip a Dee Doo Dah and Stand By Me as well as hits such as Bob Marley s One Love and Good Riddance by Green Day.
Music could be heard across Corsham yesterday (May 27), as children from Heywood Prep put on a show for care home residents, shoppers and even fitness fanatics. With Angelique Williamson, head of music at the school, the children had worked to create Waltzing by your Window to bring joy to their community. As the sun shone, their first stop was Hungerford House, a care home on Beechfield Road. The Heywood Prep band made their way through a setlist of classics including You Are My Sunshine, Zip a Dee Doo Dah and Stand By Me as well as hits such as Bob Marley s One Love and Good Riddance by Green Day.
Intercontinental Exchange: ICE Reports Record Total Futures and Options Open Interest of 84.5 Million Contracts
Total Open Interest +8% y/y
Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (NYSE:ICE), a leading global provider of data, technology, and market infrastructure, today announced record open interest of approximately 84.5 million contracts on May 21, 2021, surpassing the previous record set on March 12, 2020.
This record depth of liquidity across ICE s markets is being driven by a broad range of products including:
Open interest across ICE s global environmental complex is up 13% year-over-year ( y/y ) across futures and options, reflecting the importance of ICE s leading environmental markets to price climate risk;
Interest Rate futures and options open interest is up 32% y/y. Open interest in Sterling and SONIA futures and options is up 56% y/y and more than 200% y/y, respectively; Euribor open interest is up 5% y/y; and open interest in ICE Gilt futures and options, the highly li
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The Colorado Water Conservation Board is hoping the nine basin roundtables adopt their code of conduct. From left, back row: Steve Anderson, Dan Gibbs, Kevin Rein, Jim Yahn, Heather Dutton, Russell George, Curran Trick, Greg Felt; front row: Jessica Brody, Gail Schwartz, Celene Hawkins, Jaclyn Brown, Becky Mitchell. (Heather Sackett/Aspen Journalism)
The state water board is encouraging all nine basin roundtables to adopt a code of conduct requiring members to communicate in a professional, respectful, truthful and courteous way. But some Western Slope roundtables are pushing back.
Over roughly the past month, Colorado Water Conservation Board Director Rebecca Mitchell has been visiting the remote roundtable meetings on Zoom, answering questions about the code of conduct and urging the roundtables to adopt it. The goal of the document is to make sure everyone feels comfortable speaking up in meetings.