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InnovaSpy Review
The digital world has brought with it many different problems that a lot of people don't realize. An increasing amount of the smartphone users who are faced with these problems are children. Children get excited when they get their own mobile phones and most of them start using them without any concern for the dangers and threats they may be facing.
For this reason, the use of spy services today has become a necessity for many. Parents and employers alike find uses for these apps to have a peaceful mind regarding their children's safety and employee loyalty respectively.
There is no shortage of such apps today, where just a few years ago no one had even heard such programs existed. If you are also on the lookout for a spy app which does the job, and are content with just basic options, you should take a look at the inexpensive InnovaSpy.
Nothing Innovative, Simply the Basics:
InnovaSpy claims to perform all the obvious tasks you would expect from a spy software. In the world of expensive spyware that turn out to be mere scams, InnovaSpy is aimed at those people who want an inexpensive app which does the basics right.
InnovaSpy's features include access to the phone's text messages and call logs. You will also be able to track the location of the phone via GPS, and have access to social media activity.
A rather interesting feature of InnovaSpy lets you see the screen of the monitored phone in real-time. This is something that not many other apps offer, and it may help parents see exactly what their child is doing online. You can also find out who your children are talking to and what software they are using. This can help you prevent some serious problems. For example, you could notice your child about to send an inappropriate image of theirs to someone online, and you would be able to stop it from happening.
With InnovaSpy, you can also listen to what's happening around the phone by turning it into a bugging device. You'll see by the feature set what we mean when we say that InnovaSpy is half-baked. Sure, the features which are present work very well, that much is clear by user reviews and testimonials. The problem is that these are some of the most basic features any spy service out there provides, and will only attract the most casual of users.
Half-Baked Features Push It Behind:
In the sea of feature-rich spy apps, InnovaSpy remains unheard of. It doesn't provide much in terms of functionality and the options it does provide are also kind of half-baked. For example, the ability to listen to the phone's surroundings is held back by the absence of the ability to record the sound. While this may tell you what is going on around the person you are targeting, it will provide you with no proof to confront them. This problem will be more severe when we talk about employers who have caught their employees selling company secrets etc.
InnovaSpy also doesn't have the features like listening to calls or recording them, which are included even in the basic feature sets of spy apps today. While this is no scam app, the lack of features are testimonial to its extremely basic nature.
Android and iOS Only:
If the lack of features wasn't enough to push InnovaSpy behind, the device support is also limited to Android and iOS only. Yes, these two operating systems are leading the world of mobile technology, but it shouldn't mean that apps like InnovaSpy completely forget about others like Blackberry, Windows Mobile, and Symbian.
A feather in InnovaSpy's hat is that the user reviews seem to suggest that the software works well. The features it does provide, albeit slim, work with a lot of stability. InnovaSpy also provides quality technical support, so if you do decide to buy the service, you won't regret it if you are okay with the limited features.
The highlight of InnovaSpy is its price. It costs just $49.99, but whether that seems fair to you is on your needs entirely. Being said, it is exactly what InnovaSpy is designed as. It is a cheap alternative to many of the feature rich and more expensive spy apps that many people won't use because their features are actually too advanced for their needs. There is a notable number of people who just need a simple spy app like InnovaSpy to keep an eye on their children. In this sense, and this sense alone, InnovaSpy does stand out thanks to its price.
If you are looking for the most basic spy app out there, then InnovaSpy may be the one for you. But the more demanding users are going to look past it almost all the time.
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Germany Announces New Test Standard for Formaldehyde Emission from Wood-Based Materials
Germany has announced DIN EN 16516 as the new reference method for formaldehyde emission from wood-based materials. This standard will become effective on January 1, 2020.
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Appendix 1 to the German Chemicals Prohibition Ordinance (Chemikalien-Verbotsverordnung, ChemVerbotsV) restricts, among other things, formaldehyde emission from coated and uncoated wood-based materials (chipboards, blockboards, veneer boards and fiberboards) and furniture containing wood-based materials to no more than 0.1 ml/m³ (ppm). This restriction limit also applies to an entire piece of furniture containing wood-based materials.
In November 2018, the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (Bundesministerium für Umwelt, Naturschutz und nukleare Sicherheit, BMU) announced DIN EN 16516 as the new reference method for formaldehyde emission (in a chamber) from coated and uncoated wood-based materials under the Chemicals Prohibition Ordinance.
The announcement, published in the Federal Register (Bundesanzeiger, BAnz AT 26.11.2018 B2), allows the existing DIN EN 717-1 method to be used in parallel with the new method, but requiring the concentration value of formaldehyde in DIN EN 717-1 to be multiplied by a factor of two (2). It also allows EN ISO 12460 Parts 3 and 5 standards only to be used for correlations in production control under certain prerequisites.
According to the announcement, the following methods are only valid until December 31, 2019:
Bundesgesundheitsblatt 34, 10 (1991), pages 488-499 as a test method for wood-based materials and products manufactured from wood-based materials
DIN EN 717-1 'Wood-based panels – Determination of formaldehyde release – Part 1: Formaldehyde emission by the chamber method' as a reference method for emission measurements in a chamber for all wood-based materials
EN ISO 12460-3 'Wood-based panels – Determination of formaldehyde release – Part 3: Gas analysis method' as a derived method for raw plywood boards and coated boards
EN ISO 12460-5 'Wood-based panels – Determination of formaldehyde release – Part 5: Extraction method (called the perforator method) as a derived method for raw chipboards and raw fiberboards
The use of DIN EN 16516, and DIN EN 717-1 by multiplying the concentration of formaldehyde by two, for formaldehyde emission measurements in a chamber will become effective on January 1, 2020.
The changes to the reference method stem from a research project by the Federal Environmental Agency and the Federal Institute for Materials Research (BAM) where measurements for formaldehyde emissions from wood-based materials should be adapted to more realistic conditions.
Highlights of the announcement for these two chamber methods are summarized in Table 1.
German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety
Announcement of analytical procedures for sampling and testing for substances and groups of substances in Appendix 1 to the Chemicals Prohibitions Ordinance
Federal Gazette, November 26, 2018
Substance Scope Method Requirement Effective Date
Formaldehyde (emission) Coated and uncoated wood-based materials DIN EN 16516 ≤ 0.1 ppm January 1, 2020
DIN EN 717-1*
*Concentration value of formaldehyde measured at the steady state to be multiplied by a factor of 2.
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You can reach Marina Isola Rossa by calling VHF9.
Marina Isola Rossa is hosted by the seaside tourist resort with the same name and it is also known as Porto di Isola Rosa or Port Isola Rosa. It can be found in the north-western side of the island of Sardinia, facing the Golf of Asinara. This marina represents a major attraction for those who are e
Marina Isola Rossa is hosted by the seaside tourist resort with the same name and it is also known as Porto di Isola Rosa or Port Isola Rosa. It can be found in the north-western side of the island of Sardinia, facing the Golf of Asinara. This marina represents a major attraction for those who are eager to discover ancient cultures and to explore a rich history. It also offers access to famous seaside destinations like the Costa Smeralda, Stintino, Alghero, etc. Tourists will encounter magnificent, rocky beaches like Spiaggia La Marinedda and great surroundings that can be easily admired during boat trips. This is a diving paradise for water sports enthusiasts, thanks to impressive walls of the reef, underwater canyons and red corals. Canoeing, windsurfing, stand up paddle, etc., are top choices of active tourists who enjoy spending time by the Tyrrhenian Sea. Tourists are welcome into luxurious hotels with private, sandy beaches like the Hotel Marinedda Thalasso & Spa.
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Marina Isola Rossa is located in Sardinia.
Sardinia (also known as Sardegna in Italian and Sardigna in Sardinian) is an autonomous region of Italy that is located in the vicinity of Corsica, Sicily and Provences. It is known to be the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea after Sicily and before Cyprus and it has its capital at Cagliari, the Sardinia's main and most populous city.
Well-known as a paradise in the heart of the Mediterranean, Sardinia is a wonderful piece of heaven where the waters are crystal clear and the touristic resorts are fantastic. The north of the island includes some of the most interesting and spectacular places and marinas in Sardinia. The island receives a great number of tourists each year thanks to its ideal weather conditions, its excellent cuisine and its natural beauties.
Sardinia takes its name from the Latin Sardinia, as the Romans called it. According to archaeological evidence, Sardinia seems to be one the oldest structures in Europe. The tourists will be fascinated by the megalithic structures that date from the Mesolithic period, the Bronze Age and other ancient periods of time. Some of the most important structures that are being protected nowadays are the "nuraghi", which are tower fortresses that date since 1500 BC and were built by the Nuragic civilisation. Being a centre of a large trading industry in those times, Sardinia was enriched with many buildings and monuments, as well as a level of sophistication that is quite rare in Europe.
Today, Sardinia has an endless list of touristic attractions that are worth visiting due to their historical and cultural importance, but also to their unique beauty. The nord-west coast of Sardinia that goes from Bosa to Castelsardo is among the most popular and appreciated on the island. The main landmarks that manage to charm so many people are Cala Spinsa in santa Teresa di Gallura, Valle della Luna in Capo Testa, Spiaggia del Giunco o Notteri in Villasimius, Spiaggia Rena Bianca, Chiesa di San Giovanni in Sinis in Cabras, Complesso Archeologico di Tamuli in Macomer, Tower of San Pancrazio in Cagliari and many other magnificent beaches, bays, caves and archaeological sites.
The historical and cultural heritage is mostly kept in the well-organized museums in Sardinia, such as Museodel Carbone, Museo Etnografico Galluras, Museo della Maschere Mediterranee, Giuseppe garibaldi Memorial, Casa Zapata and many other thrilling places that are filled with old collections and admirable pieces of history. Even though the island of Sardinia is exceedingly important with regards to the ancient heritage and the powerful culture that is still being promoted worldwide, the modern resorts are also adored by the tourists of all ages and nationalities.
Some of the preferred hotels in Sardinia that offer high standards and exclusive offers are Golf Hoel Is arenas, Colonna Resort, Pullman Timi Sma Sardegna, Cervo Hotel Costa Smeralda Resort, Hotel AbiD'Oru, Colonna Grand Hotel Capo Testa, La Villa del Re and many others. In Sardinia, the travellers are treated like kings and queens and the daily routine disappears immediately.
The journey that every tourist chooses to spend here will be filled with moments of relaxation, well-being and serenity. Sardegna is a wonderful destination that meets all of the conditions to satisfy the desires of the most pretentious tourists and offer them the time of their lives, on the Mediterranean, emerald shores, at the basis of the mountains, on the hilltops, in the small bays or in the comfort of the hotel room. The perfect keyword to define the island and its services is "luxury".
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Q: In a project using GNU Autotools, is there a task to launch xgettext? Summary :
I have a project using GNU Autotools. I have a pot file. I need to update it. Is there a magical "make" task that run xgettext for me (I'm lazy ?)
Verbose version :
Hi
I am trying to setup a project using GNU autotools and gettext.
I'm trying to follow the 'lazy' path (that is, only writing configure.ac, Makefile.am, and such, and let tools generate the rest for me as much as possible).
I used gettextize once on my package, so I got a package.pot file created, and I derived a fr.po file (I'm trying to translate in french).
I never managed to get my code translated, but I figured out it might be because the code was not in the proper place. The translated string is in a lib instead of a main, and the documentation is quite unclear about what I must do in this case. If my main call a function in a lib, and the function from the lib is using _(). Should I use gettext of dgettext in this case ? My lib is just here for organisation purpose, so I'm okay with using the same domain (only one package.pot file for the whole app).
So, to try something simpler, I moved my string to the main (it's really just a hello world, for the moment). So I need to update the package.pot file, at least, to realize that the string position changed, need I ? In this case, would I use xgettext manually (painfully passing it the list of all interesting cpp files, which will be a pain in the ass when I have more than one file), or is there a 'make whatever' task somewhere that I can run ?
This may look stupid, but I've not been able to find it.
Also, any help on finding why my code is not translated, (anything not in http://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/FAQ.html#integrating_noop) is welcome !
Thanks
PH

A: Ok, it turns out that :

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*there is a update-po task in the generated Makefile of the po/ folder, that does just what I want ;

*this tasks looks to file referenced in the POTFILES.in file, which I had forgotten to update.

So it was something stupid.

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Editor of axed magazine has employment tribunal delayed as publisher attempts to sue him
Economist joins growing opposition to proposed statute-backed press regulator
How David Hencke exposed Whitehall tax avoidance scandal
By William Turvill Twitter
David Hencke saw off competition from major news organisations to win Political Journalist of the Year at the British Journalism Awards for fledgling news website exaro. The judges described his revelations over widespread Whitehall tax avoidance as a "major scandal".
Like many great stories, it started with a whistleblower.
"I was introduced to a senior civil servant who basically was very upset about what he could see – the culture changing around him. He had picked up a lot of stories suggesting that people being appointed to jobs across Whitehall were basically avoiding tax by either having their own personal company or being employed for a management company.
"During the many meetings that took place in different pubs he actually honed on one example that he had heard at the Student Loans Company. And basically said there seemed to be definite evidence that the head had actually got a job and wasn't paying any tax directly.
"And he thought the best way to get this was to put a very carefully honed question to the loans company and to the business department at the same time – using a FoI request. He helped me draft it so it was very precise and they couldn't get out of it."
Complicated scheme
"It was very complicated – you couldn't imagine a more complicated scheme."
Hencke explains that one senior civil servant had his own company – with a home address in the middle of the Thames – and had a flat in Glasgow, as well as all rail and air expenses, paid for him.
"All this had been very craftily arranged. Because he didn't appear to touch the money – it went to his company. But as a result, neither the Student Loans Company nor he paid any tax."
In addition the FoI request provided a variety of other interesting insights into the inner workings of the SLC and Whitehall.
Because Exaro broke the story with Newsnight the programme had to give notice to chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander.
"So we had to hold back and then coordinate both the programme and the story. But we actually got something brilliant out of it because obviously Alexander was terrified about it and thought, 'what on earth I could do, I've been completely caught red-handed', I can't say these documents, it's not like a leak where they could say it was wrong, these were actual documents supplied by the government on what had happened and he decided in reacting to this story to basically launch an inquiry.
"He announced this huge inquiry to find out what was going on. And then another source about a month or so later had discovered there were thousands of these people, but they circulated the minister their plan for their clampdown which was basically a letter between Alexander and George Osborne admitting it was huge and saying 'we're going to really clamp down'.
"It then started a huge check across Whitehall. And at the time I did the story the original civil servant suspected it might be widespread but couldn't prove it. But the extraordinary thing was ministers had not noticed this going on. That's what I found amazing – that the civil servants could create this situation and no one would know.
"So it was an amazing thing and I was really pleased because it was a major tax avoidance scam that was changed."
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"The goal scoring machine", players from PSG, Man City and Roma
Andrey Lunev (Bayer; Russia)
Lunev left Zenit last summer to join Bayer on a free agent basis. He failed to beat Lukas Hradecki on the spot, which was to be expected. Andrey featured in only two games: 0-1 against Ferencvaros in the Europa League group stage, and 2-1 against Freiburg in the Bundesliga last weekend. We wish Lunev plenty of playing minutes next season.
Karl Starfelt (Celtic; Sweden)
Starfelt was sold by Rubin to Celtic a year ago, and the Swedish defender became a key player in the Scottish outfit's defence from the outset: 49 games and 4397 minutes played. For his solid defensive play Sturfelt was rewarded with his first professional career titles – Karl won the Scottish league title and the local League Cup. If he keeps this up, he will attract the attention of APL clubs who keep an eye out for players from the neighbouring league. Virgil van Dijk, for example, started his British phase at Celtic.
Samuel Gigot (Marseille; France)
Gigot was very much his boy at Spartak, becoming friends with Gikiya and becoming a fan favourite, whom he bade farewell to after winning the Russian Cup with a traditional "Auf! This summer Samuel begins a new stage in his career: at the age of 28, he will make his debut in the top division of his native championship, and in the ranks of the popular Marseille who strongly promoted the newcomer.
Filip Uremovic (Hertha; Croatia)
Another former Rubin defender signed a long-term contract (until 2026) with Berlin's Hertha. Another our acquaintance Sandro Schwarz, who took charge of the Old Lady after his departure from Dinamo Moscow, will coach Uremovic. It is possible that before the end of the summer some more of the former RPL players will move to Hertha: there have been rumours about Chider Ejuk, Alex Kralja and Sebastian Szymanski.
Aleksandr Zinchenko (Manchester City; Ukraine)
Zinchenko's professional career began at Ufa, although it may be hard to believe now that Alexander has reached such heights: he played 127 games for Manchester City, won the English Premier League four times and played in the Champions League final. In total, he has already won 10 trophies under Pep Guardiola.
Leandro Paredes (Paris Saint-Germain; Argentina)
Paredes has no shortage of trophies since his departure from Zenit: Leandro won eight titles with PSG, including three French league titles, and won the domestic America Cup with Argentina. Like Zinchenko, he has played and lost in the UEFA Champions League final, coming within a step of winning the main trophy in European football. And now without a compatriot coach, Pochettino's sacking could also have an impact on Paredes' fate at PSG.
Alexander Golovin (Monaco; Russia)
Golovin has played in Ligue 1 for four years now: the Russian midfielder made 131 appearances for Monaco, 17+25 goals plus assists. A good statistic, Alexander is a player in the starting line-up of one of the strongest clubs in Ligue 1, but unfortunately injuries are a limiting factor in his progress.
Gus Thiel (PSV; Netherlands)
Spartak paid 18m euros for Thiel three years ago and are now delighted to have sold the Dutchman to PSV for at least 3m. Spartak would have made several times that amount if the economic and political situation had been different because Guus had a great season at Feyenoord, scoring 21 goals in 49 games, reaching the Conference Cup final and also making the Dutch national team.
Eldor Shomurodov (Roma; Uzbekistan)
Former Rostov forward Eldor Shomurodov, who plays for Roma and listens to the advice of Jose Mourinho, won the final that Gus Thiel lost. Rostov sold Shomurodov to Genoa in 2020, and 10 months later Eldor signed for Roma, where he is mainly a substitute, but brings tangible value in that capacity.
Serdar Azmoun ( Bayer; Iran)
Azmoun joined teammate Andrei Lunev in January and is still going through an adaptation period at Bayer, sitting on the bench next to his old acquaintance. In the second half of the season Serdar spent a total of 391 minutes on the field (4 appearances in the starting line-up and 7 substitute appearances), scored 1 goal and made 1 assist. There should be more in the future. Why else would he have left Zenit?
Sebastian Driussi (Austin; Argentina)
Driussi, on the other hand, fully justifies his departure from Zenit. Sergey Semak has not always seen Sebastian in the starting line-up, and if he has, he usually plays on the flank of midfield where the Argentine does not feel too comfortable. In 'Austin' Driussi is a true star, and not only of his team, but also the entire league. Seba leads the MLS scoring list with 10 goals in 18 games, and his team is fighting for the lead in the Western Conference. Driussi scored another goal against Colorado last night, Austin won 3-2 and the official MLS account called the former Zenit forward a "goal scoring machine".
Who else? Stanislav Kritzyuk (Gil Vicente), Ayrton (Flamengo), Ivan Marcano (Porto), Luis Neto (Sporting), Mihajlo Ristic (Benfica), Emil Bohinen (Salernitana), Kristoffer Olsson (Anderlecht), Alex Miranchuk (Atalanta), Nikola Vlasic (West Ham), Remi Cabella (Montpellier), Maximilian Filipp (Wolfsburg), Solomon Rondon (Everton), Ezequel Ponce (Elche), Hulk (Atletico Mineiro), Felipe Caicedo (Inter).
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EPBiH to build solar power plants on coal mines, landfills as it closes them
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The largest state-owned power producer in Bosnia and Herzegovina picked five former open pit coal mines and ash and slag dumps for photovoltaic projects. EPBiH intends to gradually shut down the facilities that use the fossil fuel and replace them with solar power plants.
Ajla Merzić from the development department of Elektroprivreda Bosne i Hercegovine (EPBiH) said the company would lean on hydropower and renewables for power production beyond 2050. She told Faktor.ba the biggest electricity producer in Bosnia and Herzegovina would eventually have to close its coal-fired thermal power plants in Tuzla and Kakanj.
The two coal-fired systems are still dominant in the country, according to the state-owned utility's official. Merzić pointed to the obligations from the Sofia Declaration and the demands from the European Union and noted that carbon neutrality would need to be achieved.
Miners must be protected
EPBiH finished its first wind power plant, Podveležje, early this year, and plans to add a 30 MW solar power plant at the same location. It is developing wind farm projects Vlašić in Travnik and Bitovna in Konjic. Merzić revealed the company chose five former open pit coal mines and ash and slag dumps for future solar power plants.
Several units in thermal power plants Tuzla and Kakanj must be closed in 2023
The photovoltaic systems will be installed as thermal power plants and coal mines are gradually shut down, the article adds. Several units in Tuzla and Kakanj must be closed in 2023, Merzić said and added the capacities must be replaced and that it is imperative to prevent miners from becoming unemployed. Some of the workers will be trained to work on solar power plant projects, she claimed.
Biomass on coal land
EPBiH planted fast-growing willow trees on two hectares that belong to the Kreka and Breza coal mines as an experiment with United States–based firm E3. The idea is to use the biomass in power production in existing thermal power plant units, Ajla Merzić asserted and stressed it is also an opportunity for job creation as the project would be spread to several dozen hectares next year.
At the initiative of the Energy Community Secretariat, the company decided in May to include carbon dioxide prices in its financial reports from next year.
Western Balkan countries are facing a cross-border carbon tax which the European Union said it would introduce, unless they start charging for greenhouse gas emissions or match their existing schemes with the EU's Emissions Trading System.
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A Black President for the SBC
February 10, 2012 by Todd Benkert
Recently, Dr. Fred Luter made the much anticipated announcement that he would allow himself to be nominated for president of the Southern Baptist Convention. With this announcement, Luter is poised to become the first African American to head our denomination.
The day Southern Baptists elect our first black SBC president will be an important moment for the history and future of our Convention. The election of an African American president will be a capstone for a series of strong statements of our Convention about our attitude toward race and our understanding of the gospel's implications for racial diversity. Such a move is the next logical step in our denominations path toward ethnic inclusivism and holds great symbolic importance. Among the previous milestones of this journey, we have expressed our repentance for the sin of racism in an anniversary resolution, our theology concerning race in our statement of faith, our thinking about the practical application of that theology through a series of resolutions, and our purposeful intent to practice these values by adopting a report encouraging ethnic diversity and electing Fred Luter as first vice-president last year. Now, we will take our biggest step so far by the election of an African American to the presidency.
This election is not merely symbolic, however. When one considers the power of the president to effect change and the historical importance of the SBC presidency to shape the future of the Convention and its agencies, the election of an African-American president becomes even more significant. In electing a president, we entrust the direction of our denomination to his leadership. The president is the face of our Convention and has tremendous platform from which to influence our churches and agencies. Further, our polity empowers the president to shape the direction of our Convention through specific appointments. Namely, the president appoints the Committee on Committees that in turn appoints the Committee on Nominations who recommend trustees for our various agencies. In layman's terms, that means that if the Convention is to see a diversity of leadership in its trustee boards, that process begins with the election of the President. In recent years our presidents have moved toward a more diverse leadership. The election and influence of an African American president combined with the report approved in the 2011 annual meeting should prove to increase that effort exponentially.
To illustrate this influence historically, the Conservative resurgence was won by the election of conservative presidents. The turning point came with the election of Adrian Rogers in 1979. Rogers and the conservative presidents that followed him used their influence and limited but significant power to reshape the Convention and its entities. The change in leadership and direction across our Convention began with the election of the president of the SBC. To elect Fred Luter is to elect another president for whom racial reconciliation matters and diversity in SBC leadership is a priority. Our commitment to racial diversity at every level of the Convention will be achieved in large part by the election of presidents who not only reflect our diversity, but champion diversity through the platform the position affords and the appointment process that is his real power.
This summer, we will have an opportunity as a Convention to make another bold statement of our intent and thinking about race and diversity and take significant action for real change. The election of an African American president, committed to racial reconciliation and ethnic diversity, will be a historic and important moment as we continue together to take the gospel to the world.
About Todd Benkert
Todd Benkert is pastor of Oak Creek Community Church (SBC) in Mishawaka, Indiana. He is passionate about building unity in the body of Christ, racial reconciliation, foster care and adoption, and advocacy for and ministry to those who have experienced trauma/abuse. Todd has a missions background and encourages support for North American church planting and local church participation in global missions. Twitter


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There are reasons to use "there are" before a plural, and there's reasons to use "there's"
There's examples all over the the place of people using "there's" before a plural noun. In fact, we just gave you one.
A listener named Bill from Kalamazoo recently wrote to us about this. He's noticed all kinds of people, including broadcasters, using "there's" in front of words that refer to multiple things such as "thousands" or "many" instead of using "there are."
He says, "As an old guy, it drives me crazy. Especially when said by a 'professional' who should know better."
Bill, all we can say is guilty as charged.
It's best to keep your daylights in your head
By Rebecca Kruth & Anne Curzan • Dec 3, 2017
What scares the living daylights out of you?
Maybe it's watching a scary movie in the dark by yourself. Maybe it's that dog down the street who makes Cujo look like Lassie.
Or maybe it's the thought of Stranger Things not coming back for a third season. (Relax, it totally is.)
Have you ever wondered though, what exactly is a "living daylight"? The answer is kind of violent.
When plurals go Latin
By Rebecca Kruth & Anne Curzan • Nov 26, 2017
A new high school in Utah is worried about the plural form of their mascot, the phoenix.
Sure, "phoenixes" is perfectly innocuous. But parents were concerned about the other option: phoenices.
If you don't see the issue, go ahead and say that one out loud.
The school's principal said the team name would always be singular, similar to the Miami Heat or the Orlando Magic. Still, this got us wondering about other Latin plurals.
You'll need a "login" if you want to "log in"
How many usernames and passwords do you have these days?
You've got email, bank accounts, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Paypal, Amazon, Snapchat, Nextdoor, Ebay and probably at least two dozen other accounts that aren't listed here.
Remembering all the information we need to access our devices and accounts is nothing short of a challenge.
On top of that, we've got a spelling issue to contend with.
When "into" splits in two
By Rebecca Kruth & Anne Curzan • Nov 5, 2017
One word or two? That's the question.
At least, that's the question a listener named Nancy posed to us this week. She wanted to know when "into" should be written as one word, and when it should be two.
Nancy isn't the only one around here who's experienced grief over this everyday grammar quandary.
Suffice to say, we were happy to dig into this one.
"Into" has a few meanings, but it basically indicates movement or direction. It can mean "toward the inside of" as in "she walked into the classroom." It can also mean "in the direction of" such as "I turned into the wind."
When you're trying to figure out whether "into" should be two words, the first question you should ask yourself is whether a phrasal verb is present. In other words, is the "in" part of the verb as opposed to being a preposition?
Think about "turn in," as in what you would do with an essay: "I turned my essay in to the teacher yesterday."
For some adjectives, it's all about location, location, location
By Rebecca Kruth & Anne Curzan • Oct 29, 2017
On their surface, adjectives don't seem very tricky. They tell you what color, how big, how old, what shape, what size -- pretty simple stuff.
Given that simplicity, it seems like all adjectives should keep their meaning regardless of whether they come before or after the noun they modify.
A beautiful sunset is always a sunset that's beautiful. A red rose is always a rose that's red. A fluffy cat is always a cat that's fluffy, barring some sort of ill-advised shaving experiment.
Don't get too comfortable though, because true hogwash is not true.
Taking on the bigwigs and muckety-mucks
English has a few great phrases for the people at the top of an organization.
Depending on where you stand in the hierarchy, you probably have a few of your own -- maybe even some that aren't appropriate for a public forum. We'll let you keep those to yourself.
Instead we're going to look at a pair of terms that are fairly print and radio appropriate -- bigwig and muckety-muck.
Not a single definition for 'singular'
The word "singular" doesn't raise any eyebrows when we're talking about grammar. However, there's some concern about how the word is being used outside the grammar world.
A listener named Brian recently wrote to us about the use of singular as "a pretentious version" of single. He was under the impression that singular only means single in the context of grammar, and otherwise means unique.
"However, just in the past year, I've heard [singular] used more and more often to mean single, usually in a more formal context. I wonder if the horse is already out of the barn on this one," he says.
Brian, we can't even see the horse at this point.
The staying power of 'iconic'
By Rebecca Kruth & Anne Curzan • Oct 8, 2017
In 2009, Lake Superior State listed "iconic" on its annual list of words to banish.
The list's authors say it was one of the most-nominated words that year. People calling for its banishment said "iconic" was overused, especially among entertainers and entertainment news.
Bryan Murphy of Fairfield, Connecticut said, "Just because a writer recognizes something does not make it an icon or iconic. It just means that the writer has seen it before."
That may be, but eight years after it was banished, "iconic" is still alive and flourishing in an ever-wider range of contexts.
Should we stop utilizing 'utilize' and just use 'use'?
One of the best things about putting together That's What They Say is getting to utilize Professor Anne Curzan's vast knowledge of English to suss out language debates.
That's why when a listener named Bill asked us if we had ever covered the word "utilize," we were surprised when we realized we hadn't.
'This is one that pundits, friends and colleagues have been concerned about for awhile," Curzan says.
Let's talk about shall, shall we?
By Rebecca Kruth & Anne Curzan • Sep 18, 2017
There's a rule that makes a clear distinction between "I shall" and "I will." However, we as speakers don't seem to respect that line.
Do you know where that line is? Actually, here's a better question: Did you know this rule existed?
We found out from a fourth grader.
Is your cohort a group effort or a one-person show?
The time has come again for University of Michigan English Professor Anne Curzan to offer her opinion on another round of language disputes.
Every September the editors of the American Heritage Dictionary send a ballot to panel members, asking about usage issues.
Curzan and around 200 others are tasked with voting "yea" or "nay" on the way we've been using words like "cohort" and "hoi polloi."
Here's some 'ruth' for the 'ruthless'
Recently, two listeners, including one named Ruth, asked us what's going on with "ruthless." For starters, a ruthless action is one that's clearly without ruth, but can an action also be full of ruth?
The answer is yes, something can be ruthful, but here's a better question -- have you ever actually used that word?
There's no need to be ruthful if your answer is no. In the Corpus of Contemporary American English, there are over 2,000 instances of "ruthless" and zero instances of "ruthful."
But ruthful wasn't always such a pariah.
Where does the 'r' in 'Mrs.' come from?
A young listener named Cam recently asked us why "Mrs." has an "r" in it, even though it's pronounced "missus."
Great question Cam. Since "Mr." is pronounced "mister," it's pretty easy to understand where that "r" comes from, but the "r" in "Mrs." is a different story.
It starts with "mistress."
We know what you're thinking. All we're going to say is that mistress is a very complicated word, and we only have time for just a tiny bit of its etymology.
The abbreviation 'alum' is here to make life easier
Evidence suggests that some people are throwing up their hands, and others are grabbing their dictionaries when confronted by the multiple forms of a word that describes someone who has graduated from a school.
We should point out that this "evidence" is purely anecdotal. But that doesn't mean it's not worth exploring.
So what do you call a former student?
The conundrum here stems from the fact that there are two forms of the word in question, one masculine and one feminine.
How are things in your metaphorical neck of the woods?
If you're a loyal watcher of the Today Show on NBC, you're probably familiar with weatherman Al Roker's catchphrase: "Here's what's happening in your neck of the woods."
That saying doesn't make much sense when you think about it, but it's probably one that you use or hear other people use.
Like a lot of sayings in our language, this one is pretty old and used to have a different meaning. When we talk about "neck of the woods" now, the neck is metaphorical and the woods are no longer required.
Neither are great options, but 'floundering' sure beats 'foundering'
If someone asks you a question, and you find yourself struggling to answer, did you flounder? Or did you founder?
The answer is "flounder." But these two verbs sound so much alike and have such similar meanings, don't feel bad if you were wrong.
In fact, a listener recently asked us if we could clear up the confusion between "founder" and "flounder."
Dat's what da Yoopers say
Few things are more telling of Upper Peninsula lineage than the distinct style of speaking known as "Yooper talk."
In her new book Yooper Talk: Dialect as Identity in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Grand Valley State University Professor Kathryn Remlinger explores the history and features of of this unique dialect.
Remlinger is careful to point out that there isn't just one U.P. dialect, that there are actually many ways of speaking. But there is a way of speaking that sounds undeniably Yooper.
Or at least, we want to believe there is.
For Pete's sake, who in the world is Pete?
Sometimes when we're annoyed or exasperated, it feels pretty good to shout out, "Oh, for Pete's sake!" But if we're going to do things for Pete's sake, shouldn't we at least know who he is?
Before we get to Pete though, let's start with the basics. A few weeks ago Tyler, a colleague at Michigan Radio, asked where the word "sake" comes from.
"I was so glad Tyler asked, because while I knew a little bit about 'for Pete's sake,' I hadn't thought a lot about just the word 'sake.'" English Professor Anne Curzan said.
When "thank you" is your only option
It doesn't seem like coming up with a response to "thank you" should be that complicated. When you think about it though, there are a lot of options, and our response depends on what's happening in the conversation.
A listener named Peggy recently wrote to us about a response to "thank you" that she's heard quite a bit while listening to the radio.
"Over the past months, I've been noticing that when a radio guest is thanked, rather than the customary 'you are welcome,' they instead respond with 'thank you,'" she writes.
As the hosts of a radio show, we're guilty as charged.
'Spitting image' has nothing to do with saliva
If a child looks a lot like one of their parents, people will sometimes say they're the "spitting image" of the parent. But others will say the child is the "spit and image" of their parent.
So which is right? That's exactly what a listener from Kansas named Ken wanted to know.
"Growing up, I had always heard, or misheard, and repeated the phrase, 'spitting image' -- as in, he's the spitting image of his father," Ken writes.
Recently, Ken was reading a review for a camera when he saw the phrase "spit and image." Now he wants to know which interpretation is correct.
Taking the "lion's share"
If someone takes the lion's share, it's safe to say there's not going to be much left for everyone else.
But why does it have to be the "lion's" share? Why not the tiger's or the bear's?
You can blame Aesop for this one.
A brief tangent on 'calculus'
Some of you may not remember much from the calculus courses you took in high school or college.
But there are other uses for the word "calculus," and they don't involve integrals or derivatives.
A listener named Jerry recently wrote to us with a question about one such use:
"When and how did the mathematical term 'calculus' come to refer to political thinking?"
What's the matter with 'fact of the matter'?
By Rebecca Kruth & Anne Curzan • Jun 4, 2017
Last week on That's What They Say, we had so much fun talking about "factoids" we thought we'd answer another fact-related question this week.
A couple weeks ago, English professor Anne Curzan gave a talk at Glacier Hills Senior Living Community in Ann Arbor. Following the talk, a woman asked a question Curzan had never considered.
She wanted to know, "Why is everyone now talking about the fact of the matter? Why can't they just talk about facts?"
Make sure you have your 'factoids' straight
Unless you've managed to avoid all forms of media this year, you're probably well aware of the ongoing debate over what constitutes a fact.
Frankly, we have no desire to open up that powder keg. However, we thought this would be a good time to talk about "factoids."
If someone were to ask you for an example of a factoid, what would you say? Many of us would probably start rattling off parallels between Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy or pull up a Buzzfeed list or some other collection of random, interesting facts.
Here's an interesting factoid. The word "factoid" used to mean something else.
Remember, 'dings' could always be worse
There's nothing like a brand new car.
They're clean and shiny. The seats are free from stains and potato chip crumbs. The carpet isn't caked with dirt or piled high with fast food bags. And of course, there's that great smell.
Unfortunately, the newness wears off. This reality of car ownership will never feel more harsh than the first time you walk outside and find a ding in one of your formerly pristine doors.
The thing you have to remember is that "ding" used to be a much more violent action than it is today.
You won't find an apostrophe at the farmers market
A listener recently wrote to us with a seasonably appropriate question. Tom from Grand Rapids asks:
"I feel really passionate about supporting farmers and eating locally grown produce.
Verbalizing our frustration with "verbal"
By Rebecca Kruth & Anne Curzan • May 7, 2017
Written instructions are clearly written down, and oral instructions are clearly spoken. That leaves us with the question, what are verbal instructions? And just what does verbal mean anyway?
Weekend Edition host Rebecca Kruth remembers being a little confused by "verbal" back in high school when her classmates started talking about the SAT.
"I didn't understand what the verbal portion of the exam was. I thought, 'Oh, is that part of the exam where they talk?' I didn't take the SAT, so I didn't know," she said.
This perfectly captures the issue with verbal. Is it about language that is spoken out loud, or is it just about words in general?
Pigeons 'home in,' but feel free to 'hone in' instead
A listener recently wrote an email about how everyone in her industry says "hone in" instead of "home in."
"Does this equivocation mean that it's perfectly That's-What-They-Say acceptable to understand 'hone in' as 'home in,' and to hear it without cringing?" she asked.
Our own Professor Anne Curzan had already put a lot of thought into "home in" and "hone in" before we received this email. In fact, she admits that knowing which was correct used to be a point of pride.
Whether it's coming down a pike or a pipe, it's still happening soon
If you say something is coming down the pike, that means it's going to happen sometime soon. But what is this "pike" you speak of?
The answer might be found in your summer travel plans. Especially if you're from Michigan and you understand that summer just isn't complete without a trek down the Ohio Turnpike for a day at Cedar Point.
So, "pike" in "coming down the pike" is simply a shortening of turnpike. That got us wondering though, where does "turnpike" come from?
For starters, it's old. Really old.


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On the NONA Bookshelf
"Rebel" Coders: The New School of Developers
Kerry Beetge
Jun 8, 2018 · 4 min read
If you go back a few years, the world had a very limited (read limiting) view of developers. They were all men, sitting around, wasting away in a dark corner somewhere (which directly contradicts the history of software programming) — fuelled only by stimulants and their not-so-latent desire to overthrow the government. They all wore black. They all preached anarchy and many of them managed these tasks in-between fighting with their moms over how much time they were spending on games. I think it's fair to say that this was never an entirely fair representation but it is one that's lodged itself in the minds of many an ignorant bystander.
So what are we seeing today? The same slouched-over creature, locked in a dark, cold room somewhere? Absolutely not (well, not always). There's a new school of developers challenging these stereotypes, which is a refreshing change from the caricature we've come to know and begrudgingly love.
In a kind of rebellion, the new-age developer has taken on many faces
At the risk of perpetuating other stereotypes, there are some commonalities between new-school developers. I was recently introduced to the term "brogrammers" which I found both delightful, and horrifying, all at once.
"Now buff-ering…"
However, there's no arguing that a sub-sect of the development community (of all races, creeds and genders) are absolute health freaks, helping to challenge the perception that devs barely move, and manifest ambition in their work instead of their appearance.
Nowadays, you can't always tell the difference between a developer and the guy who might try and sell you black-market testosterone at the gym. Maybe she's a back-end programmer, maybe she's a DC character who was sculpted from clay by her mother Queen Hippolyta and given life by Aphrodite — you actually just don't know.
One rule to bind them…
But for every new stereotype that exists, there is one general rule: Developers are people and people won't ever fit entirely into one perceptional box. So that means there isn't really such a thing as a brogrammer, however funny that concept might be, or a dark-room dev or a band T-shirt dev or a woman-in-glasses dev. These are just a combination of attributes that any developer could have and shouldn't stop us from seeing programmers, and indeed anyone, as complex and multi-faceted individuals. It seems obvious but is it really? and what has this meant for the new wave of developers taking to their keyboards?
Who are developers?
I asked 3 Nona developers whether or not they see themselves as a stereotypical dev, and here's what they had to say:
"While I do spend a lot of my life in an inadequately lit room, coding away, the windows of time not spent coding aren't defined by my being a developer. If I share anything with 'the classical developer', it would be the obsession with problem solving and occasionally shouting at code that obviously can't hear me". — Wisani
"Being a dev has allowed me to be a loner with tons of friends — who I get to see, and work with, all the time. Its a perfect mix for the social introvert". — Ryan
I think people envision developers as nerds who play Dungeons and Dragons and wear glasses, and sometimes they do — but I don't see myself as entirely that kind of developer. I come from a creative background and it was a natural progression from the design work I did before. I'm in it for the challenge. — Sol
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Take 5 is a bi-weekly series hosted by Cision where we discuss today's top trends, everyday tips for PR professionals and the state of the industry.
Join host Sarah Parker, Cision's Content Marketing Manager, during our pilot episode on Take 5 as she discusses how to pitch like a real pro with the Senior Editor of the Toronto Star, Julie Carl.
About Julie Carl:
Julie Carl is a Senior Editor at the Toronto Star. Over a 30-year career she has worked in 10 newsrooms in four provinces and covered everything from quadruple murders to the Royal wedding of Will and Kate.
About Heather White:
Heather White is part of the longtime morning show on 98.1 KVET. She and Bama Brown have been waking up Austin on KVET for 7 years. Prior to that, they were on KASE 101 in the morning. Heather has longevity in the business because she said 'yes' to challenges and opportunities, learning technology as it was developed. She started on records and reel-to-reel machines and is now adept at audio production, bloggging, and podcasts. She looks forward to encouraging the next generation of communicators.
Is pitching to a radio host any different than pitching to a newspaper columnist? Find out on our second episode of Take 5 as we talk all things radio (and of course pitching) with iHearMedia's Heather White.
Join us for episode 3 where we have a follow up conversation to our Demanding Change: How to Best Communicate Brand Action, webinar, with SVP of Novitá Communications, Joseph Cephas. You don't want to miss this insightful episode on taking action.
About Joseph Cephas
Formerly VP of Communications & Brand Experience with the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID), Joseph joined Novitá on the cusp of COVID and has been instrumental in helping the firm pivot by expanding digital services for clients, offereing a voice for the black design and marketing communications community and helping clients navigate the ever evolving workplace environment. He adamantly believe that the Marketing & Communications Sector must effect change and give voice to the unheard.
About Sarah Paynter:
Sarah Paynter is a real estate reporter at Yahoo Finance, with bylines at The Real Deal and Newsday. Sarah is a graduate of the Dow Jones News Fund Business Journalism program and the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism, where she won the sole student award for financial journalism.
In our fourth episode of Take 5 we discuss the importance of pitching and press releases with journalist Sarah Paynter of Yahoo! Finance. Check out this episode before watching the on-demand version of the State of the Press Release webinar. You'll be a pitching and press release pro before you know it!
On this week's episode of Take 5 LIVE w/ Anna Crowe of Crowe PR, we'll be discussing the importance of ROI metrics in PR and moving the needle. Join us as we discuss how PR can finally prove it deserves a seat at the table.
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Anna Crowe is founder and CEO of Crowe PR, a recognized public relations and marketing expert, best-selling author and speaker. Anna has spent nearly 20 years working for iconic brands in New York, Los Angeles and San Diego, pivoting from a Big 4 CPA track, to scaling and leading a bi-coastal public relations and marketing agency. In addition to running her business and empowering people to unlock their true potential through authenticity, Anna spearheads the local chapter of a female focused Changemaker Chats organization and sits on the board of the San Diego Chapter of the Entrepreneurs Organization.
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How to Rapidly Grow Your Instagram Audience From Scratch With Ayesha Afreen
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After posting great content for a year, Ayesha Afreen, now with an Instagram account of over 47K followers, still enjoys every second of learning new things and creating useful content for her audiences.
If you're also interested in knowing more about how to build a thriving community from scratch, read more to find out how.
Hi! I'm Ayesha, I'm 20 years old and I'm based in Bangalore, India. I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts with the majors; Media Studies & Mass Communication, English, and Psychology in 2021.
Right after I graduated, I started preparing for an entrance exam which is very popular in India, Common Aptitude Test (CAT) to get into an MBA college. While preparing for this exam was when I started my Instagram Page: Life of Aye, to keep myself motivated and motivate other students who are preparing for an exam or just trying to graduate.
I was always keen on creating content for social media but I did not expect so much support and love for my content in such a short time. It has been a year since I started my page and now has 47,000+ followers. I didn't want to pursue a Master's degree anymore, at least for now.
So, I started working as a full-time Associate Instructional Designer in December 2021 for a startup in Bangalore. The job role included collaborating with SMEs of Clients who were MNCs, and creating tooltips and flows on web applications for End-Users.
I'm someone who really enjoys creative work and always has to put my creative mind to use, but this job was inhibiting it as it didn't require any creativity, which is why I left my job in August 2022, to be a full-time content creator. I also started selling Notion Templates and I'm planning to sell digital products, and start my Youtube Journey as well.
My hobbies include Crocheting and Painting. I love design, and art and have a knack for researching and learning new things every single day.
What do you think about creativity, is it born or learned?
I believe all individuals are born creative; for instance, children don't have to think inside the box because they aren't aware of the box (boundaries and restrictive thinking). But creativity in adulthood depends on how much you train your brain to think creatively.
No matter the way of channeling it, some do it through art, some do it through writing, and some through building a business; training your brain to be creative is what I believe in. I think creativity is learned.
Based on your own experience, what makes a great content creator?
A great content creator is someone who can put their thoughts through any form of content (digital content in this context), and once it reaches the target audience, it does any or all of the following things:
helps them learn something;
makes them think;
entertains them;
motivates them to do something.
And then comes the next set of rules, such as being original, being consistent, pushing yourself to keep learning, understanding your style of content, and having a flow of work.
What's your secret to constantly having new ideas for posting?
Like most content creators, my inspiration comes from the things I consume. For instance, when I'm reading a book and come across something new that I feel like my audience would love to know, or when I read a blog and share some tips.
Apart from that, I have a brainstorming session either first thing in the morning or when I'm about to sleep, which are the times I feel least burdened by other chores and tasks. I scroll through Instagram, Pinterest, or sometimes Youtube for ideas and note them down on Google Keep or Notion.
What is the key to growing your community on Instagram from your perspective?
Having the courage to take risks, fail and start over again.
Instagram's algorithm is equally a mystery for creators and users alike. Sometimes you are trying hard, posting every day, and you don't see your content reaching the target audience. Those are the most critical days when you don't see results, but you must keep pushing yourself to create.
I think getting past this invisible barrier is something not everyone can achieve, but once done, you start to grow your community. Along with this, you have to have a rough idea of your niche, which audience you want to bring to your page, and what your main goals are for your Instagram.
How do you keep yourself motivated?
Content creation is a rewarding job despite being vulnerable to online hate and trolling. I go through the messages and emails I get from my audience once a few days, and I always take screenshots of the ones where they appreciate me or thank me for my content. I save these screenshots in a folder and look back at them during the days when I am in a rut. Apart from that, striving to be better every day and learn as many things as possible keeps me motivated.
How do you use Effie and Notion in a way that maximizes your productivity?
Notion is something I use to plan and organize all my projects. It is like a second brain. Notion is very malleable to customize how you like, but I don't like adding many elements. I like minimal interface to avoid distractions which is exactly Effie's vision, which is why I am glad I found Effie.
Here's what one of my Notion pages looks like. This is for my Instagram content. Starting from the Ideation phase to checking off the task after posting. I use a Calendar to block my tasks, and content schedule and have a daily to-do list at the top of my page.
Here's how Ayesha uses Notion to organize her projects
I mainly use Effie to Ideate and Script my content. I just list down all the random ideas I have as a list and then start connecting the dots using the mind-mapping tool of Effie. I want every piece of content to tell a story and be cohesive. Effie helps me do that through lists and mindmaps.
List created in Effie
Here's how I scripted one of my posts about Effie:
From a list to a mind map
Other than Effie and Notion, what other tools you often use when creating new content?
I believe in minimal and no code tools.
Canva for editing my posts and stories.
Mobile app: VN to edit my reels by adding different fonts, music etc.
I use Google Keep for quickly jotting down ideas on the go.
I also use Google Workspace (Calendar, Email labels, Tasks, Drive) to block time, keep track and store all my content and resources.
Anything you'd like to say for someone who just started content-creating on Instagram?
Stay consistent no matter the results, upskill a lot, take inspiration from multiple sources, and always create with a goal.
The right people will find you and join your community eventually!
Want to know more about Ayesha? Feel free to check out her latest post on Instagram (@life.of.aye) for more study tips and tricks!
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Auregnais, Aoeur'gnaeux, or Aurignais was the Norman dialect of the Channel Island of Alderney (, Auregnais: aoeur'gny or auregny). It was closely related to the Guernésiais (Guernsey), Jèrriais (Jersey), and Sercquiais (Sark) dialects of the neighbouring islands, as well as continental Norman on the European mainland.

The dialect became extinct in the 20th century. Only a few examples of Auregnais survive, mostly in place names in Alderney, and one audio recording is known to exist.

History
The last known native speaker of Auregnais died around 1960. Linguist Frank Le Maistre, author of the Dictionnaire Jersiais-Français, recorded the only known audio samples of the language, which he published in 1982.It is likely that the last rememberer passed away in the early 2020s.

One reason for the extinction of the language was movement of the population. In particular, the influx of labourers from the United Kingdom employed by the British government in the construction of the abortive harbour project and other fortifications (during the reign of Queen Victoria), as well as the stationing of a sizable British garrison among the small population, served to relegate Auregnais to a lesser status for communication. The evacuation of nearly all indigenous Auregnais to the British mainland during World War II (the island was occupied by the Wehrmacht) was thought to be a major factor in the final loss of the spoken language.

Another reason for the language's demise was official neglect, especially in the education sector, where it was not taught at all. This led to a situation in which, as was noted by the Guernsey newspaper Le Bailliage in 1880, children had ceased to speak the language among themselves – partly due to teachers discouraging its use in favour of standard French. However, along with the decline in Auregnais went the decline in the use of French. French ceased to be an official language in the island in 1966. The official French used in the Channel Islands (see Jersey Legal French) differs slightly from Metropolitan French and greatly from the vernacular Norman.

Surnames and place names
Traces of the language still exist in many, if not most, local placenames. Many of these have been gallicised, but some notable examples include Ortac (Or'tac), Burhou (with the -hou suffix) and the first element of the name "Braye Harbour".

One or two words linger on in the local English, e.g. vraic (seaweed fertiliser – a word common throughout the Channel Islands), and the pronunciation of certain local surnames, e.g. Dupont and Simon as  and  rather than the standard Parisian pronunciation.

Les Casquets
Unusually, for such a small dialect, Auregnais used to have an exclave or "colony" of speakers on Les Casquets for a number of years. Algernon Charles Swinburne based his poem "Les Casquets" on the Houguez family who actually lived on the islands for 18 years. The Houguez family came from Alderney, and the evidence points to its members being Auregnais speakers; in fact, the daughter married a man from Alderney. During this time, they were isolated and would have had few visitors, but would have spoken Auregnais most of the time.

References

Additional sources

 Le Maistre, F. (1982), The Language of Auregny (cassette with accompanying 19-page booklet), St Helier, Jersey and St Anne, Alderney.

External links

vocabulary comparison examples at L'Aur'gnais

Alderney
Norman language
Extinct Romance languages
Extinct languages of Europe
Languages extinct in the 20th century
Languages of the Channel Islands


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