Gender disputes. Relying on nature, women are passives, men are actives. However, men should learn how to listen themselves and others, how to be themselves first, and then only apply to actions. That way comes creative energy. But sometimes somewhere males were generally treated mistakenly as rough leading edge, meat-headed objects, which brought unnecessary consequences. It must be certain society that apply those rules. For instance, in soviet countries men were positioned as stupid monkeys, who could only physically punish each other and produce same offspring for future generations. Women initially did not have any inch of respect for such kind of men. They thought it is easier to keep men as bio robots and treat them like that. Though, males started asking questions and found women as cunning partners and traitors by nature with no moral values whatsoever. And now it is obvious what has happened to all of them. Gender disputes still persist.
The smart part of group was strong enough to leave that kind of society. But there are only few. The rest has kept their lifestyle and has relied on excuses to justify their actions. It will take centuries now, to cure and build up something valuable in those places. Best solution for them is to let them live by their own. System will outlive itself. A woman uses her brain passively. A man does not use it actively. If a woman will use her full potential, she will get what she wants. If a man will learn how to use his brain actively, he will conquer the world. One must have a will to. If there is no will, nothing happens. To properly use the brain first need to get rid of the stereotypes that had been sealed. They are seriously affecting the positive change.


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Fisher, Charles Brown (1818–1908)
by J. M. Main
Charles Brown Fisher (1818-1908), by Johnstone, O'Shannessy & Co.
State Library of South Australia, SLSA: B 11339
Charles Brown Fisher (1818-1908), grazier, was born on 25 September 1818 in London, the second son of James Hurtle Fisher and his wife Elizabeth, née Johnson. He spent two years on his uncle's farm in Northamptonshire before sailing with his parents in the Buffalo. He arrived in South Australia in December 1836, served briefly as a clerk to his father and then joined his elder brother James in Adelaide as merchants and carriers. In 1838 the brothers sought another partner and occupied their first pastoral lease, Little Para, a few miles north of Adelaide. The run was sold in 1840 but the Fisher brothers soon acquired other pastoral leases from which they supplied Adelaide with sheep and cattle. Such leases were then issued on condition that they were stocked within three months with 16 cattle or 100 sheep to the square mile. In 1844 the Fisher brothers were charged by the commissioner of crown lands with understocking their holdings or moving stock from run to run in order to establish occupancy. The charge was not denied but the Fishers do not appear to have lost their leases. In the early 1850s they sent large numbers of sheep and cattle to the Victorian goldfields and used the profits to expand their landholdings. In 1854 they bought Bundaleer for £31,000 and in 1855 Hill River, near Clare, for £160,000; they then claimed 800 square miles (2072 km²) under pastoral leases and were again accused of moving stock between their runs to establish occupation. Charles was also buying freehold land including the Levels, near Adelaide, where he started a merino stud. In 1856 he wrote to James in England estimating that they would shear 115,000 sheep that year: 'Such a state of things, I venture to say is unexampled even by golddiggers'.
A noted sportsman, Fisher had ridden at the first race meeting in Adelaide in 1838 and helped to organize the first steeplechase over four miles (6.4 km) of stiff country. In the 1850s he imported several thoroughbreds and after he moved to Melbourne in 1865 bought most of his brother Hurtle's Maribyrnong stud in April 1866 and made his début racing under his own colours at the spring meeting of the Victoria Racing Club. He retired from the turf as an owner and sold his stud for a sensational total of £64,376 but continued to import blood sires. Well known at Flemington for his courtly manner and English dress, he was vice-president of the V.R.C.
Fisher became one of the biggest pastoralists in Australia. In Victoria he bought Cumberland, near Melbourne, and Pirron Yallock, near Colac, for breeding from imported Lincoln sheep and stud Shorthorns: one bull cost him £4000. In South Australia he sold most of his land including Bundaleer and Hill River where he had 50,000 sheep and some 4000 acres (1619 ha) under wheat. He bought Yanga near Balranald, Gunbower near Echuca and Thurulgoona on the Warrego River. In 1868 he began to take up leases in Queensland; by 1877 he had sixteen runs but lost them when the Supreme Court ruled that his claim to qualify as a resident was fraudulent. After his appeal to the Privy Council failed he turned with great enterprise to the Northern Territory. With J. C. Lyon as partner he took Victoria River Downs and other leases, stocking them with some 30,000 cattle overlanded from south Queensland. The partners also attempted to cultivate coffee and rubber near Darwin but without success. By 1887 they held in the territory about 34,000 square miles (88,060 km²) much of which they stocked and extensively improved. In 1884 Fisher & Lyon sent a trial shipment of cattle to south-east Asia with little profit and in 1890 Goldsbrough Mort took over some of their leases. Overcapitalization, falling prices and six bad seasons forced Fisher into bankruptcy in 1895. His liabilities were nearly £1,500,000 against assets of £786,000. Destitute, he retired to Melbourne where in November 1896 friends took up a subscription which Franc Falkiner headed with £500. Later Fisher moved to Adelaide and died at Glenelg on 6 May 1908. Predeceased by his wife Agnes Louisa, whom he had married in 1855, and survived by their only son, he left an estate valued at £1600.
H. H. Peck, Memoirs of a Stockman (Melb, 1942)
G. C. Morphett (ed), C. B. Fisher (Adel, 1945)
Australasian, 16 Mar, 11 May 1895, 6 Nov 1896
Argus (Melbourne), 31 Aug 1895
Register (Adelaide), 7 May 1908
CSO letter books, 1844, 1855 (State Records of South Australia).
business records, State Library of South Australia
Fisher, Charles Brown
Mair, Mary (niece)
May, Amy Gawler (niece)
Ayers, Ada Fisher (niece)
Henderson, Adelaide Sturt (niece)
Stock, Violet (niece)
Levi, Marian Fisher (niece)
Morphett, Baby (nephew)
Morphett, John Cummins (nephew)
Morphett, George Cooper (nephew)
Morphett, Charles Edward (nephew)
Morphett, James Hurtle (nephew)
Morphett, Hurtle Willoughby (nephew)
Hann, William (friend)
Power, Robert (business partner)
Pegler, Augustus Henry (employee)
de Mestre, Etienne Livingstone (acquaintance)
J. M. Main, 'Fisher, Charles Brown (1818–1908)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/fisher-charles-brown-379/text5415, published first in hardcopy 1972, accessed online 18 January 2020.
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Hill River (SA)
Levels (SA)
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Port Crawler (SA)
Wirrabara (SA)
Cumberland (Vic)
Pirron Yallock (Vic)
Gunbower (NSW)
Ned's Corner (NSW)
Thurulgoona (Qld)
Yanga (NSW)
Victoria River Downs (NT)

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For Putin's health and for the Russian army- Divine Liturgy in the heart of Sofia
For Putin's health and for the Russian army. The Moscow Patriarch's right hand man will officiate for St Nicholas Day in the heart of Sofia.
Metropolitan Anthony of Volokolamsk, the right hand of the Moscow Patriarch Kirill (Vladimir Gundyaev), who is close to the Kremlin, will celebrate a Divine Liturgy in which prayers will also be offered for the health of Russian President Vladimir Putin and for the victory of the Russian army from the heart of Sofia - St. Nicholas Cathedral. Nicholas of Myrlikia (the Russian church). Anthony, who serves as the Russian Orthodox Church's foreign minister, will offer the festive prayer in communion with Lovchansky Mythopolitan Gabriel of the Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, the pro-Russian Orthodox video channel Khram reported.
A protest against the visit of the foreign minister of the Moscow Patriarchate blocked the Russian Church, which is in the center of Sofia. Antony is currently celebrating mass there, and Russia's ambassador to the country, Eleonora Mitrofanova, is a guest. There is an increased police presence at the entrance to the church. Protesters surrounded the church with Ukrainian flags in protest against Russia's war in Ukraine, which the Russian church supports.
Rumen Petkov, a former MP and former interior minister, now leader of the ABV party founded by President Georgi Parvanov, was also seen at the church today. Demonstrators chanted "Murderers" and "This is not Moscow". Among them are TV presenter Goran Blagoev and Ivan Kalchev-Gligi, an activist who took part for several months in the defence of Ukraine as a volunteer.
Two hours after the protest began, demonstrators blocked the diplomatic car of the Russian ambassador. However, Eleonora Mitrofanova came out through the back entrance of the temple.
Russian Metropolitan Anthony is known as the right-hand man of the Kremlin-allied Moscow Patriarch Kirill and serves as the Russian Orthodox Church's foreign minister. He will offer the festive prayer in communion with the Lovchansk Mythopolitan Gabriel of the Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, the pro-Russian Orthodox video channel Khram reported.
According to the Doxologia Infonews website, the Russian should already be in the country as his visit begins on Monday. Metropolitan Anthony's visit at this precise moment in the period of the Christmas fasts that began on November 15 is an outrageous provocation to Bulgarian Orthodoxy and the public against the backdrop of the ongoing war in Ukraine and the support of the Russian Orthodox Church and Goundyaev himself for the aggression.
As noted by the specialized portal "Dveri", the visit has not been officially announced either by the Holy Synod in our country or by the Moscow Patriarchate. The visit is officially legended as a visit in connection with the temple feast of the Russian Church. Never before, the portal adds, has there been such a high representation of the Russian clergy for the temple feast.
Against the background of the problems the Russian Orthodox Church is facing in Ukraine, where the Kyiv-Pechora Lavra has officially passed into the bosom of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, the coming of the right hand of the Moscow Patriarch, close to the Kremlin and the Russian services, is an attempt of the Moscow Patriarchate to show that it is not isolated because of the war in Ukraine.
It is interesting to note that the previous day President Rumen Radev made a resounding statement in which he officially withdrew his support from his protégé Kiril Petkov. This was done in an extremely sonorous and theatrical manner. But after all, in Bulgaria since the 90s the maxim applies that "if a lizard is stuck, in order to survive it must bite off its tail!", in this case the tail is the President, who is a completely worn out and flawed card. But the interesting thing is that it is being made at such a fractious time when Russian propaganda is trying through the Orthodox Church and the faith of ordinary people to create division and confrontation in society. The same processes are going on at this moment in Ukraine, where the emancipation of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church is being used by the Kremlin to create internal conflict on religious grounds.
Another fact to pay attention to is the symbolic date on which the provocation takes place. It is the day of Alexander Nevsky, one of the most important figures in Russian history, who made a treaty with the Mongol Haganate to destroy the European invaders. In his name is the most significant temple in Bulgaria- Alexander Nevsky, which is the located in the heart of the Bulgarian capital Sofia.
A little historical reference about Alexander Nevsky:
Sv. Alexander Nevsky was born in 1220. He lived at the time when the Russian lands were under the rule of the Mongol Haganate, and Alexander was their vassal. Sv. Alexander was a prince of the Novgorod region. During his reign, the Swedish king with a large army went on a campaign against Novgorod. He held a very important victory for Russia, which left it in the sphere of influence of the Haganah and cut it off from Europe forever.
Later St. Alexander was confirmed by the Tatar Khan as Grand Duke of Vladimir, Kiev and Novgorod. According to the Orthodox Church, he then became the sole defender of the Orthodox faith and people. At the end of his life he wished to accept monasticism. Under Emperor Peter the Great, the relics of Sts. Alexander was solemnly transferred to the newly built St. Petersburg and placed in the Alexander Nevsky Lavra built in his memory, which symbolizes his exceptional importance in Russian history. During the visit to Moscow, the Church delegation led by Bulgarian Patriarch Maxim received a particle of the relics of St. Prince Alexander Nevsky.
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Welcome to my work as a Community Photographer. I approach my work as a form of social documentary, capturing the lives and faces of people. I also document social gatherings from political rallies to friends parties. I exhibit and share my work both online and in public space. This collection features people I have captured in West End Brisbane.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People are advised that this collection includes images of deceased persons. They are published with deep respect and gratitude for the opportunity to photograph them.
Feel free to come back regularly as the gallery will be changed to highlight the diverse range of my work.


New from Sonnox is the Oxford SuprEsser, designed to be "the last word" in De-Essing. A number of plugin designers have recently turned their attention to de-essing, and there are some excellent alternatives, but Sonnox's new release avails the user of more control parameters than any rival. The busy plugin window features a whizzy real time graph display; there is a 'More' button revealing extra parameters, and a further hidden preference menu. Unlike traditional hardware de-essers, the full audio frequency range is selectable, resulting in the possible application of this plugin for all kinds of frequency-conscious or broadband dynamic processing.
The SuprEsser comes as a native-only plugin in VST, Audio Units and RTAS formats. There is no TDM or PowerCore version, nor is there planned to be. Sonnox are at pains to point out that this is not a policy decision signalling the end of TDM or PowerCore support, but merely a technical decision, as the processing used by the SuprEsser is too complex to implement on fixed-point DSP.
Three versions of the plugin are installed, each set up to use varying Kernel sizes. The linear phase filters require a processing time – an 'Impulse Response Kernel' to model the filter response. So there is a trade-off between the accuracy of the low frequency processing and the plugin delay. The three different versions of the plugin have different preset kernel sizes, so it is up to the user to choose the appropriate setting. The standard version uses a kernel size of 2048 samples, and it is recommended to use a similar sized buffer to lower the plugin delay. Lowering the buffer too much is claimed to cause problems as the plugin won't have big enough blocks of audio to process, but in practice I didn't find a huge problem with lowering the buffer, although a 'Warning!' indicator appearing at the top of the plugin.
The standard version is suitable for working on the entire frequency range at 44.1kHz, but for high sample rates the high resolution version is recommended, which exhibits an enormous kernel size of 8192 samples. There is also a 'low latency' version which is set for 512 samples. However, this is unsuitable for low frequency accuracy below 400Hz. And the other problem caused by such sophisticated processing is that the SuprEsser uses an enormous amount of CPU power, so depending on your computer and what else is taxing the CPU, one might be limited in the number of instances or which of the three versions you can use, or find that one needs to further increase the buffer… This soon leads to the high resolution version causing the accumulated delay to go beyond the capabilities of the Pro Tools delay compensation engine, although the actual delay is accurately reported in the track delay information.
SuprEsser utilises the excellent Oxford Dynamics processor, adding two linear phase crossover filters to enable complete control of a particular area of the frequency range. The signal is split into the band to be processed and the surrounding bands which are not processed, then these are re-merged with appropriate delay compensation within the plugin, and one can select monitoring of either path ('Inside' or 'Outside') separately for checking purposes, as well as the intended mixed output.
Despite the processing complexity, it is fairly easy to set the de-esser for normal function thanks to the excellent moving graph display which shows spectrum analysis. 'Esses' are pinpointed on the fly with a vertical line and a frequency readout, so watching a few go by will soon show you the range where they are most problematic. A horizontal slider at the bottom allows you to centre the frequency to be targeted, and the band can be narrowed by dragging a point at the top downwards or adjusting the Filter Width setting on the left numerically or by dragging, causing the vertical boundary lines to narrow. This can be set down to 0.2 octaves, or as wide as 10 octaves (full range if centred). Fainter lines show the slope which can also be adjusted from a numerical display on the left of the graph – normally this is set at a remarkable 72dB per octave, which, thanks to the linear phase filtering, causes no problems.
The vertical slider at the right then sets the threshold in conventional fashion. However, the threshold moves dynamically thanks to continuous level tracking, and the resulting de-essing is natural and seems consistent with differing levels of sibilance. There is also an Attack time setting, but for general de-essing, I found no need to fiddle further. The graph can be zoomed in either direction by dragging the mouse logically from one point at the bottom left corner, but it scrolls automatically when setting the frequency, if one is zoomed in. Other bonus items on the display are tall LED-style meters for input and output, with corresponding Trim settings, and a Wet/Dry mix setting. An Access button ('More') opens up further setting options, with Hold and Release to accompany the Attack setting, and a Ratio control with unnecessarily odd scaling in degrees. Further, there is Level Tracking On/Off and Damping setting. And here, the Trigger sensor and the Audio modes can be switched from the Band setting to Wide mode, opening up further processing options.
Sonnox have introduced their own Waves-style preset manager with this plugin, allowing users to dial up the same settings across differing platforms if, say tracking in Logic and mixing in Pro Tools. This part of the window is hidden by default, and its view setting is one of the options viewed by clicking the Sonnox logo, where one can also choose the default view (Easy/More), Clip light settings and so on.
Sonnox supply a number of presets as starting points for different situations, and these are provided in the native host's normal library as well as in the proprietary menu. But you won't generally need them, such is the ease with which areas can be identified and processed using the graph display. 'Ess' and 'Sh' sounds are dealt with exceptionally well, and with minimal tweaking, effective de-essing is achieved with no loss of brightness. For other uses such as reducing instrument harshness or resonances, or de-popping, results are very good indeed, and made all the easier with the excellent graph display. The initially daunting interface soon becomes familiar, results are excellent, and the only hesitation in recommending the Sonnox might be the enormous processing overhead and latency.


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Union pickets at Rocket Mortgage Classic to support Detroit Golf Club groundskeepers
Kurt Nagl
Union president said protests will grow if demands are not met
Five groundskeepers and two mechanics have been without contract for a year
DGC president slaps at "sad and ineffective" action
Kurt Nagl/Crain's Detroit Business
Around 40 union members gathered Wednesday morning for a demonstration organized by Teamsters Local 299 outside the main road to the Detroit Golf Club, site of this week's Rocket Mortgage Classic tournament.
Around 40 people gathered Wednesday morning outside the main road to the Detroit Golf Club — home of this week's Rocket Mortgage Classic PGA Tour tournament — to protest what they are calling unfair treatment of the club's unionized groundskeepers and mechanics. The club called the action "sad and ineffective."
The demonstration was organized by Detroit-based Teamsters Local 299, which has intensified its push for a wage increase after a year without a contract and threatened a strike just as the Rocket Mortgage Classic gets underway. On Wednesday, while the pro-am was underway, protesters waved signs that said: "Teamsters Local 299 On Strike Against the Detroit Golf Club."
Teamsters President Kevin Moore said the demonstrations will grow each day until the Detroit Golf Club meets its demand of a new contract and 45 cents per hour wage increase for five groundskeepers and two mechanics represented by the union. He said the demonstrations have the potential to disrupt the tournament. Passing motorists honked their horns at the demonstrators.
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"We're gonna go down to Six Mile where they deliver food and beverage in and put a demonstration up there," Moore said. "We have a lot of Teamster trucks coming in, and they will not cross this.
"It's gonna escalate every day. If they had any sense they'd get it done today."
Detroit Golf Club President Andy Glassberg issued a statement Wednesday morning reiterating comments from Monday.
"Their attempt to distract from an event that raises money for local non-profit organizations and burnishes the image of Detroit is sad and ineffective," he said in the written statement. "No union in Washington can cast even a vague shadow on this extraordinary tournament, nor will they succeed in their attempt to pit DGC's amazing employees against each other."
Situated on the corner of Seven Mile Road and Pontchartrain Boulevard, protesters waved signs as vehicles made their way to the event. They handed out pamphlets with a tournament map on one side and a union statement on the other titled "Detroit Golf Club Groundskeepers and Mechanics are Tired of 'Rough' Treatment."
"We have employees who are not being treated fairly," protester Marvin Bowie said.
Bowie, 63, is a member of the union but does not work at the golf club. Even so, he said he felt obligated to support his fellow union members.
"Solidarity — one guy affects us all," he said.
Moore declined to say if any DGC groundskeepers were present during the demonstration, as he said it could jeopardize their employment.


Leland F. Funke, 95, Theilman | GMD Media Inc.
Leland F. Funke, age 95, of rural Theilman, died Friday, February 1, 2019 at Mayo Clinic Hospital - St. Marys Campus in Rochester. He was born February 16, 1923 in Theilman, the son of Ervin and Frances (Budde) Funke. He lived his entire life on the Funke family farm, a century farm located in Highland Township, near Theilman. He farmed the land his entire life. These last many years he raised Charolais beef cattle and share cropped with the Wolf family. Together with his brother, Budde, they owned and operated Funke Brothers Construction.
Leland was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Theilman until its closure. He then attended St. Patrick's Catholic Church in West Albany. Besides his farming he enjoyed making various wines and sharing it with his family and his many friends.


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Acetobacter ist eine Bakteriengattung, die als Vertreter der Essigbakterien dadurch gekennzeichnet ist, Ethanol (Ethylalkohol) unter Lufteinfluss in Essigsäure (Ethansäure) umwandeln zu können. Die Gattung umfasst mehrere Arten. Auch andere Bakterien können unter verschiedenen Bedingungen Essigsäure bilden – in der Gattung Acetobacter besitzen alle Arten diese charakteristische Fähigkeit.

Merkmale
Acetobacter-Arten sind gramnegativ und peritrich begeißelt. Acetobacter wird zusammen mit Gluconobacter und anderen Arten zu den so genannten Essigsäurebakterien (Acetobacteraceae) gestellt. Ein Unterschied zwischen Acetobacter und Gluconobacter ist die Fähigkeit von Acetobacter, Ethanol vollständig zu Kohlendioxid zu oxidieren. Gluconobacter ist dazu nicht in der Lage, der Zitronensäurezyklus ist unvollständig.

Bedeutung für den Menschen
Acetobacter (etwa Acetobacter aceti ) bilden aus Ethanol Essigsäure und sind daher
 nützlich zur Essigherstellung;
 schädlich für Wein, weil sie neben Essigsäure auch Ethylacetat bilden, wodurch der Wein unschmackhaft wird (→ Weinfehler).

Das Wachstum von Acetobacter kann eingedämmt werden durch effektive sanitäre Anlagen, durch völligen Luftabschluss des Weins während der Lagerung und durch Verwenden geringer Mengen Schwefeldioxid im Wein als Konservierungsmittel.

Nachweis
Acetobacter können im Labor leicht nachgewiesen werden durch das Wachsen von Kolonien auf einem Träger, der etwa 7 % Ethanol und ausreichend Calciumcarbonat zur Trübung enthält. Sobald die Acetobacter-Kolonien ausreichend Essigsäure aus dem Ethanol bilden, wird das Calciumcarbonat um die Kolonien gelöst und es entsteht dort ein deutlich klarer Bereich.

Systematik
Die Gattung Acetobacter zählt zu der Familie Acetobacteraceae der Proteobakterien.

Einige Arten (Stand Oktober 2018):
 Acetobacter farinalis Tanasupawat et al. 2011
 Acetobacter ghanensis Cleenwerck et al. 2007
 Acetobacter indonesiensis Lisdiyanti et al. 2001
 Acetobacter liquefaciens (Asai 1935) Yamada and Tahara 1984
 Acetobacter musti Ferrer et al. 2016
 Acetobacter oeni Silva et al. 2006

Einige Umstellungen:
Die Art Acetobacter hansenii Gosselé et al. 1983 wird nun unter der Art Komagataeibacter europaeus (Sievers et al. 1992) Yamada et al. 2013, Acetobacter intermedius Boesch et al. 1998 als Komagataeibacter intermedius (Boesch et al. 1998) Yamada et al. 2013 und Acetobacter peroxydans Visser't Hooft 1925 als Acetobacter pasteurianus (Hansen 1879) Beijerinck and Folpmers 1916 geführt.

Quellen

Literatur
 Beijerinck, M. W.: Über die Arten der Essigbakterien. Zentralblatt für Bakteriologie, Parasitenkunde, Infektionskrankheiten und Hygiene, Abteilung II, 1898, 4, 209–216
 Michael T. Madigan, John M. Martinko, Jack Parker: Brock – Mikrobiologie. 11. Auflage. Pearson Studium, München 2006, ISBN 3-8274-0566-1

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Rhodospirillales (Ordnung)