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Puloli Taps Sequans and Pycom To Launch World's First Private NB-IoT Network for Critical Infrastructure Industries
Sequans Communications S.A. (NYSE: SQNS) announced that Puloli, Inc., a provider of wide area IoT network connectivity services, has adopted Sequans' Monarch technology and Pycom's Monarch-based GPy module to provide NB-IoT connectivity to critical infrastructure industries. Puloli is providing full turnkey private IoT Network as a Service (NaaS) to its customers and is using Sequans and Pycom technology to connect the end user devices running on its network. Puloli's network operates on a wide range of frequency bands, including licensed upper 700 MHz A-block spectrum. Puloli's end-to-end solution benefits from the flexibility of Sequans' Monarch technology to customize a band plan specific to this spectrum. The Puloli network is now live in northern Florida in partnership with a leading utility service provider in the region. Puloli's network elements and devices have been granted certification by the FCC (News - Alert).
"We chose Sequans and Pycom technology because Sequans' Monarch is a world-leading mobile IoT connectivity solution with proven performance and security and because Pycom's GPy module is easily integrated into end user devices and open to third party applications," said Kethees Ketheesan, CEO of Puloli. "Flexibility of Sequans' Monarch platform enabled us to customize NB-IoT over the upper 700 MHz A-block. The open environment of the Pycom GPy module made it easy to program and as a result Puloli was able to very quickly have devices on our network up and running."
"Puloli is addressing a very powerful trend in the US utility market and is enabling municipalities and utilities to provide smart energy services and develop new business models, benefitting utilities and their customers," said Georges Karam, Sequans CEO. "The results of our work with Puloli and Pycom are now visible and we are very excited to see Puloli's ground-breaking network operational."
Together with Select Spectrum (News - Alert), a spectrum rights consulting company, and its utility partner in northern Florida, Puloli has launched the world's first-ever, stand-alone, private NB-IoT network for a critical infrastructure industry. Remote Units based on Sequans/Pycom modules are being deployed to support various applications. At the UTC Telecom & Technology conference taking place this week in Fort Worth, Texas, Puloli and Select Spectrum are presenting details about the new network and the services offered, and will showcase the first FCC-certified product for this spectrum based on the Sequans-Pycom platform.
"The 20 utilities and other critical infrastructure companies that have already purchased upper 700 MHz A-Block licenses did so based on the availability of a range of industrial grade, high capacity and highly reliable radios," said Robert Finch, president of Select Spectrum. "The addition of the NB-IoT low cost, long range, low power devices based on the Sequans-Pycom platform allows these license holders, and other similar companies, to consider additional applications for these frequencies."
"For smart energy, Deloitte (News - Alert) predicts a 'period of transformation and profound change driven by technological and competitive forces' and we can now see that starting to happen in our customer base," said Fred de Haro, Pycom CEO. "We're delighted that NB-IoT is gaining such momentum and that Puloli has chosen to work with Pycom and Sequans. It's the first large-scale test case for Pycom's utilities vertical using NB-IoT network technology and it's exciting to be part of that journey."
Pycom's GPy was the first and is still the only IoT development platform that combines LTE (News - Alert)-M and NB-IoT connectivity with MicroPython in one device. It is the perfect enterprise grade platform for connecting things to the Internet and offers a path to scale with a variety of easy-to-integrate OEM modules. Sequans' Monarch is fully integrated into Pycom's GPy module with a complete LTE software stack that is qualified for eNodeBs. Monarch is the world's most highly optimized LTE-M/NB-IoT Platform, offering ultra-low power consumption for long battery life, accurate indoor and outdoor positioning, and global deployment capability in a Single-SKU™. Monarch is certified by operators worldwide.
The project with Puloli was undertaken by Sequans as part of its "Custom Technology Solutions (News - Alert)" initiative where Sequans experts have addressed unusual communications challenges. In addition to this project with Puloli addressing utility markets, Sequans has also adapted its technology for other markets, including aviation, transportation, public safety, and satellite. For more information see CustomTech.
About Sequans Communications
Sequans Communications S.A. (NYSE: SQNS) is a 4G chipmaker and leading provider of single-mode LTE chipset solutions to wireless device manufacturers worldwide. Founded in 2003, Sequans has developed and delivered six generations of 4G technology and its chips are certified and shipping in 4G networks, both LTE and WiMAX, around the world. Today, Sequans offers two LTE product lines: StreamrichLTE™, optimized for feature-rich mobile computing and home/portable router devices, and StreamliteLTE™, optimized for M2M devices and other connected devices for the Internet of Things. Sequans is based in Paris, France with additional offices in the United States, United Kingdom, Israel, Hong Kong, Singapore, Sweden, Taiwan, South Korea, and China. Visit Sequans online at www.sequans.com, www.facebook.com/sequans, www.twitter.com/sequans
About Puloli
Puloli is an IoT Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) company providing private IoT network solutions. Using a software-defined end-to-end network, Puloli offers full turnkey IoT connectivity solutions. Puloli's target customers are enterprises, critical infrastructure industries, and other verticals in need of a full turnkey private IoT solution. Puloli's solutions support a wide range of frequency bands with the ability to customize channelization schemes and band plans to take advantage of unique and non-traditional spectrum availability. Puloli's end-to-end system integration makes it a leading one-stop full turnkey service provider for the private IoT industry. Founded in 2016, Puloli is based in San Francisco, California. For more information, visit www.puloli.com or email info@puloli.com.
About Select Spectrum
Select Spectrum provides a wide range of marketing, consulting and analytic services to buyers and sellers of spectrum rights. The company offers licenses across 19 different FCC radio service types including narrowband, wideband and broadband frequencies from 150 MHz to 40.0 GHz. https://selectspectrum.com
About Pycom
Pycom is a global Internet of Things technology company with a vision to give all connected ideas an opportunity to succeed. The company has pioneered an innovative and highly scalable IoT platform - a unique suite of hardware and software products that connect developers, enterprises and consumers. This creates an ecosystem between connectable things that removes barriers and reduces time to market for everyone. Since its launch in 2015, Pycom has attracted more than 30,000 customers in 87 countries and has gathered more than 340,000 developers to its global community as it helps everyone GOINVENT attractive solutions for the Internet of Things. Visit Pycom online at www.pycom.io, on twitter with @pycomiot or linkedin with www.linkedin.com/company/pycom


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Santorini (Ancient Thera), Greece
Sep 10, 2018 - Sea Cloud
Beneath a gleaming blue dome, a man whitewashed the exterior of a church in Oia.
Deep reddish hues of a splendid sunrise lined the ridge of the island of Santorini as we approached the great caldera. After disembarking on a local tender, we made our way from the port of Athinios up the many switchbacks, then proceeded to drive to the northern end of the island, arriving at the picturesque town of Oia. With its blue domes and whitewashed houses, Oia is a photographer's dream, and our early arrival meant we dodged many of the tourists who emerge by midday.
We then continued on to the fascinating Museum of Prehistoric Thera, where Neolithic tools, Cycladic figures, and household items painted for us a vivid picture of life in the Bronze Age town of Akrotiri. This Pompeii of the Aegean was covered by tons of volcanic ash when the island's volcano erupted in 1628 BC. After a local lunch featuring many of the island's delicacies, such as fava, white eggplant, and stuffed cherry tomatoes, we headed to the archaeological site of Akrotiri. It was difficult to comprehend the great antiquity of this Bronze Age site, but the many multistory structures, stairways, and roadways made it easy to imagine a bustling ancient town.
Completing our tour, we headed back to the port and rejoined Sea Cloud. Captain Komakin arranged an unexpected treat for us: a swim within the caldera of Santorini. Refreshed after our long day enjoying the island, we retreated to the Lido Deck for a Greek buffet dinner complete with ouzo and a stunning Santorini sunset.
A research associate with the Institute of Nautical Archaeology (INA), Rebecca Ingram has studied ancient Mediterranean seafaring and trade since 2000. She earned her M.A. (2005) and Ph.D. (2013) through the Nautical Archaeology Program at Texas A&M University.
José Calvo
Naturalist/Certified Photo Instructor
Nicknamed "Indio" (Indian) because of his powers of observation and quiet nature, José has almost two decades of experience working as a naturalist and photography guide; as well as being recognized as an expert birder and nature photographer in Costa Rica. Costa Rica is rich in biodiversity — over 893 bird species have been recorded in the country. Since very young José spent all of his free time in the outdoors in the forest, where he soon fell in love with the birds. He particularly enjoys listening to their calls, and watching their behavior. Oddly enough, another one of Jose's passions is science and technology, and because of this, he was among the first in Costa Rica to experiment with digital photography. As the technology quickly improved so did his love for it. He truly believes that nature photography is the perfect combination of both of his passions.

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Q: HTML5 & CSS3 Web App I want to create an APP for android using HTML5 & CSS3. I just started to learn HTML5 and CSS3. I downloaded the following mobile template :
http://themeforest.net/item/faller-mobile-retina-html5-css3-with-webapp/6087395
So now I have all the required files(.html,.css,.javascript files) ready.
Now If I want to directly create an app out of it, what do I do ?
Which software do I need to download to convert this into an .apk file for android?
Please explain in simple words :)

A: As a beginning point of reference google for "phonegap" this is a relatively quick and easy way to begin creating applications for Android,IOS and windows mobile. If you want to get more serious though you will need to look into downloading and learning the "Software Development Kits" for each platform you are interested in.
There are also other tools out there and might be worth your while doing a search for tools like "mosync" and "Xamarin".
Good luck it can sometimes seem a maze of information but should not take too long to get the basics.

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Garmin has just announced a new smartwatch called the Quantix 5. This is the most comprehensive GPS smartwatch from the company that focuses specifically on water based sports tracking.
The Garmin Quantix 5 is more than just a water sports tracker though, it will also connect to your vessel to offer live information feedback. But it even goes beyond feedback and actually lets you control the boat right there from your wrist.
The Quantix 5 offers Autopilot control of the connected boat as well as chartplotters, waypoint marking, data streaming for speed, depth, temperature, wind and more.
While this smartwatch is built for marine activities it covers all the usual GPS watch basics with tracking for running, cycling, swimming with heart rate and daily activity tracking plus notifications for a connected smartphone.
The Quantix 5 features a fancy rugged design similar to the Fenix 5 series meaning a stainless steel bezel with EXO antenna, 24 hours GPS use battery, QuickFit bands, a 47mm build and of course a water rating to 100 metre depth.
The Garmin Quantix 5 will start at $600 for non-sapphire with silicone band and go up to $850 for sapphire version with stainless steel plus blue silicone bands.


Ronald (Ron) Joseph Anderson was born May 5, 1934 in Underwood, North Dakota to Kenneth and Louise (Weisz) Anderson where he shared his life with two brothers and two sisters. Those closest to him referred to him as Ronnie.
Due to complications with an ear infection at age 2, he had to have one of his eardrums removed to save his life. His younger years were spent being a dare devil by enjoying motorcycles and stock cars. He turned his first 1934 Ford into a hot rod and won his first race.
Ronald was united in marriage to Dorothy (Zimmerman) Anderson on May 29th, 1965. They had two daughters, Ronda and Vickie or George and Squirt as he referred to them.
Ron and Dorothy lived in North Dakota, Idaho and Wyoming but Billings, Montana is where they made their home.
Ron started out his younger years working on the McNary Dam on the Columbia River. He also spent time in Kalispell, Montana hauling food and water to the fire fighters on horseback. Ron spent most of his adult life as a truck driver or mechanic/welder. His last job before he retired was hauling asphalt for his son-in-law Matt, for Total Asphalt Repair.
Ron always loved to receive and tell a good joke. He loved to have fun with family and friends with his most cherished times being their 40th Wedding Anniversary and his 80th Birthday party. Ron loved to travel with their motorhome and was active in the Good Sam's Gallivanters where he was president for several years. He and Dorothy spent the last several winters being snow birds in Pahrump, Nevada.
Ron has fought a courageous battle with lung cancer for the past 9 months. He was granted his angel wings Thursday, September 27, 2018 in his home surrounded by his family.
Grateful for having shared his life are his wife of 53 years, Dorothy (Zimmerman) Anderson; 2 daughters and sons-in-law, Vickie (Dan) Klinger, Ronda (Matt) Costello; 4 grandchildren, Kaycee (Derek) Treptow, Kris Klinger, Mick and Hunter Costello; 1 great grandchild, Tori Treptow; 1 brother and sister-in-law, Mervin and Pam Anderson; 1 sister-in-law, June Liebel and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, 1 brother Gene Liebel; 2 sisters Marlys Anderson and Josephine Lukens; 1 niece Jennifer Liebel.


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Patrick Cwiklinski and Alain Williams
In the predominantly male-driven hip-hop industry, successful female performers are few and far between compared to their ultra-macho peers. The late Aaliyah Haughton, however, was an anomaly. She inspired a unique brand of hip-hop and R&B for her own generation as well as future ones.
More than ten years have passed since Aaliyah died in a plane crash in the Bahamas at the age of 22, but a recent reintroduction of her music through sampling has motivated contingents of male hip-hop artists to finally open up and reveal their innermost insecurities, imperfections and vulnerabilities.
Despite having released three celebrated albums during her lifetime, Aaliyah is perhaps best known for the work done on her second LP, One in a Million, as well as her affiliation with Timbaland and Missy Elliot, the producer-artist duo who helped Aaliyah sculpt a new R&B sound that was emotional and heartfelt yet coated in a distinctly street aesthetic.
There was also her short-lived, controversial marriage to R. Kelly when she was still a minor — but let's not go there.
One in a Million includes an intriguing contrast in song styles, particularly for a female R&B artist at the time. The title song and "4 Page Letter" are more traditional professions of love and loss, while songs like "If Your Girl Only Knew" and "Hot Like Fire" are urban anthems with a gritty edge, sparkling over Timbaland's signature bass-driven beats.
The album was unlike anything hip-hop and R&B fans had ever heard. It was a fusion of juxtaposing styles that, at least on paper, shouldn't have worked as well as it did.
As time passed after Aaliyah's death, only her most loyal fans remained true. Her trademark blend of hip-hop and R&B was pushed further into the background, as the mid-2000s produced a slew of popular gangster rap artists including 50 Cent, T.I. and Game.
Then came Drake.
On his 2010 album, Thank Me Later, Drake, with producers Noah "40" Shebib and Boi-1da, included a song called "Unforgettable" featuring Young Jeezy. The song included a faint, almost ghost-like intro and outro taken from Aaliyah's 1994 song "At Your Best (You Are Love)" from her first LP, Age Ain't Nothing but a Number. Having already sampled from Timbaland and Missy Elliot's catalogue on his 2009 mixtape So Far Gone, "Unforgettable" didn't reach single status, but it remains a favourite among fans largely due to Drake's interpolation of Aaliyah's song and vocals, which compliment his own sound.
On his 2011 album, Take Care, Drake also praised the R&B songstress on the song "We'll Be Fine" with Birdman, rapping, "Since I saw Aaliyah's precious life go too soon / She deserve the credit for how I'm about to get it."
Since Drake's open love affair with all things Aaliyah, other artists have followed his lead. R&B artists The-Dream and Omarion have released their own tribute versions of "One in a Million," while The Weeknd sampled Aaliyah's vocals for his song "What you need." Rap artists Rick Ross, J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar and Dom Kennedy have all used Aaliyah samples in their music.
It's difficult to pinpoint the sole reason for the recent Aaliyah revival in modern hip-hop and R&B, but it should be noted that her music was always thought to be ahead of its time. In an era filled with club scene, guns-out party tunes, her light and tender voice of sincerity wasn't necessarily what the hip-hop community represented — or was ready for.
With a new Aaliyah song featuring Drake called "Enough Said" hitting the Internet last month, and a posthumous full-length album apparently on the way, there's an opportunity to reintroduce Aaliyah's music amidst a changing of the hip-hop guard.
Young fans yearning for the soulful side of an industry marred in anger and violence will finally meet the woman who balanced all aspects of the game with such grace.
And this time, the people will be ready.


Oh how precious, Jacira!!! And I love the bow!!! And the polka dots!
I LOVE all the bows!! So pretty!! Hugs!
This is such a sweet creation, lovely colors and that cute button, awww.... love it!
Ого какая интересная работа!! Супер!!!! Очень красиво и нежно!!!
This is soooo perfect.. I just love those soft colors.. Thanks so much for playing along with us at CCCB!
Beautiful... I love the all the pink, LOVE the bows and the cute little stars!!!
Jacira, cada vez que venho aqui um novo encantamento me arrebata!!!
ah...vou lá ver, quero aprender esse laço!
It's me again, I must have lost my mind for messing up with our weekly challenge theme, thanks for playing along with out NUMBER one challenge!
so FAB! LOVE those bows!! Thanks so much for joining us at CCCB!
Me encantan esos lazos, te quedó hermosa esa tarjeta, felicitaciones en el spotlight!
I love the bows:) Very pretty.


Taylor, J. M. (2008). The effects of a computerized-algebra program on mathematics achievement of college and university freshmen enrolled in a developmental mathematics course. Journal of College Reading and Learning, 39, 35-53.
Zientek, L. R., Carter, T. A., Taylor, J. M., & Capraro, R. M. (2011). Preparing prospective teachers: An examination of attitudes toward statistics. Journal of Mathematical Sciences & Mathematics Education.
Taylor, J. & Rowe, B. (under 2012). Mozart effect and the mathematical connection. Journal of College Reading and Learning, 42(2), 51-66.
Taylor, J. M., & Lee, J. (2006). Effective Mathematics Teaching: A Case Study of One Middle School Teacher. Paper submitted for publication to the Journal of Mathematics Education.
Zientek, L. R., Carter, T. A., Taylor, J. M., & Capraro, R. M. (2009). An examination of prospective teachers' attitudes towards statistics.
Taylor, J. M., Capraro, R. M., & Capraro, M. M. (2004, April), Representational Models for the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics. Presented at the National Council for the Teaching of Mathematics national convention held in Philadelphia, PA.
Coastal Council of Teachers of Math. (ME)2 By the Sea Mathematics Conference: A professional development conference for K-12 Mathematics Teachers in the Coastal Bend of Texas. I presented at this conference, June 13, 2008. I presented with ALEKS representative and shared my findings from my research.
Back - to - School In - Service for private school teachers. Hosted by School of Education LeTourneau University, August 2008. Finding "Fibonacci".
College and Career Readiness Mathematics Cross-Institutional Collaborative Seminar in Houston, Texas January 2010.
Southwest Educational Research Association.(2010) I presented "Mozart Effect" and the Mathematical Connection. This paper is still in progress.
Southwest Educational Research Association.(2011) Presented "The Effects of Music Instruction on Mathematics Achievement Using an Integrated Music/Math Experience"
Southwest Educational Research Association.(2011) "Tutoring to Teach: Improving Mathematics Instruction for Preservice Teachers"
Southwest Educational Research Association.(2011) "Development of an Algebra Teacher Self-Efficacy Instrument".
I am researching the effect that music has on the mathematical achievement of prekindergarten students.
I am researching the effect that music has on the mathematical achievement of first through sixth grade students.
Received a grant entitled Improving Mathematics Instruction and Student Learning Via Intensive Tutoring. This grant pays for the Mathematics Education students to tutor the developmental students taking intermediate algebra. The goal is to help developmental students meet their goals of successfully completing intermediate algebra while the mathematics education students gain valuable experiences in teaching. We will be developing new hands on materials to use with these students as well.
Development of an Algebra Teacher Efficacy Instrument, $10,000, Texas College and Career Readiness Initiative: Mathematics Faculty Collaborative. 2010-2011.
Algebra Teacher Efficacy Instrument Development, $2700, Baylor University Research Committee. 2010-2011.
Development and Dissemination of an Algebra Teacher Self-Efficacy Instrument is the title of an IES , U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences.
grant submitted for funding September 22, 2011 in the amount of $$1,100,232.
Professional Growth and Development Plan (Fall 2012): The dean of Arts and Science ask all the professors to look through their evaluations and see where we might improve even if your evaluations were high look for an area to improve. I looked through my evaluations from Fall 2012 in my Calculus class and one of my lowest scores was a 3.6 in "relating the subject to real-life situations" and decided to use that as my professional growth and development. The Fall of 2013 I did several activities to address "relating the subject to real-life situations" and when I received my evaluations from the fall I had received a 4 in that area. I will use this information to write a paper to be published.
I am currently working on writing a Robert Noyse grant which is a grant for scholarship money for Mathematics Education students.


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Welcome 2020 / 2021 Ealing Under 13s
This is a very exciting year for the squad as we embark on our first season of Youth Rugby.
This year will see us face several new clubs when we embark on first year in the Herts & Middlesex League, a friendly league established to encourage players to find the right level of competition. In addition, we intend to play several other clubs throughout the year (Covid-allowing).
Every year we welcome new players to the squad, many of whom have never played rugby before and we hope for more new players this year. If you are interested please contact Mike Keen or Matt Isherwood. We have 10 coaches in the U13s, all of whom are First Aiders and DBS checked, and most are RFU Level 2 qualified.
We train on Sundays, meeting at 9.30am for a 9.45 start and finishing at 11.45, and on Thursday from 6.30-7.30pm. Matches are played on Sundays.
We look forward to seeing you at Ealing.
U13 HML League Winners
Our U13s squad all met last Sunday at St Benedicts Sports Ground and scored two fine wins in their final HML league games this season. Our A team beat Old Albanians 38-14 completing an unbeaten […]
U13s League results
Two marvellous results this Sunday for the whole U13s squad and well done to every player for all their effort and dedication. The As beat Tring by 50-5. This puts them top of League 1, 10 […]
U13 League 1 and League 6 Results
All the U13s turned out this Sunday to play two League games simultaneously at home at Ealing Trialfinders. In League 1 our boys faced Harpenden who we have met before at minis festivals. Ealing soon took a […]
U13 – First League Victory
The U13s turned out in full force this Sunday morning with a squad of 22 for their first, ever, League game, competing in the Hertfordshire and Middlesex League. By a fortunate turn of circumstances they were […]
Mike Keen
Matt Isherwood


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An Accra High Court has granted the National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Samuel Ofosu Ampofo and a deputy Communications Officer, Kweku Boahen a bail of GHS 100,000 each.
They are also supposed to produce one surety each as part of the conditions.
The NDC Chairman and the Kwkeku Boahen are on trial over a leaked tape in which they called for attacks on the Electoral Commissioner, Jean Mensa and the Chairman of the National Peace Council.
The state was represented by the Attorney General, Gloria Akuffo and Ofosu Ampofo was led by Dr. Dominic Ayine and Tony Lithur.
Former president John Mahama and other top executives of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) were in court to back the two.
The Accra Commercial Court 5 has adjourned the case to Monday 6th May, 2019. The court directed the attorney general to submit to the accused all statements, the said audio and the charge sheet.


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After a good experience with a Etymotic ER22 phone headset and a set of Etymotic earplugs, I finally decided to get some Shure earphones. I had heard from a friend of mine (who owned both) that they had about the same sound as the Etymotic ER6 or ER4 earphones, but were far more durable.
I found the E3Cs for $130 at Amazon, about $50 or $60 cheaper than the retail price. So, I ordered on Friday, and they showed up on Monday.
When I first put the earphones in, they didn't quite sound or feel right. So, I tried one of the other seven sets of eartips included in the package. They didn't feel right either. I then found a pair which felt okay, so I put them in and laid down to listen to music for a while. An hour later, I stopped, took them out, and noticed my ears didn't feel right. There had been enough suction, for enough time, that my ears felt plugged up. Nothing sounded right, and it felt kind of like I had a cold.
By the next day, my ears were feeling normal again, so I tried some other eartips. I kept getting a feeling of pressure or suction, which diminished the sound. Eventually I settled on the foam eartips, as a last resort. They fit pretty well, and didn't give me any pressure imbalance. But they seem to be made of a different type of foam than most earplugs -- some sort of cheaper, more-porous foam, and it made my ears itchy after an hour or so.
I went back to trying different eartips, and finally found a pair which works for me. I thought I had pretty big ear canals, considering I have to use the largest eartip (3-flange) on my phone headset. But I guess not, since I ended up using the smallest eartips with my E3Cs. The trick, I found, is to insert the earphones to just the right depth in my ear. If I get just the right place, the earphones neither pull no push, so there is no pressure. For me, this seems to be a fairly deep insertion. It feels like I push them along a tunnel until they hit a curve, then push them halfway around the curve to a spot they just rest naturally.
BTW, it's worth noting that you'll get almost no bass unless you have the earphones inserted properly. They must seal, or almost seal, in order to produce any bass.
So, I figured out how to wear the new earphones. I'm glad Shure supplied so many different eartips, because I'd be a bit unhappy if I couldn't find a comfortable way to wear my new toy. But how is the sound quality?
I expected three main things from the sound: sound isolation, the ability to listen at lower volumes, and clear/crisp sound quality. The E3Cs deliver on all three counts, though they also do some things I didn't count on.
I can definitely listen to music at lower volumes with the E3Cs. Using my iAudio X5, I normally set the volume to 24 in my car, or 12-18 with regular headphones. But with the E3Cs, I find that anywhere from 2-10 is a comfortable range -- usually, about 4-8. And even at a volume of 1, the lowest volume it offers, music is still fairly clear.
Everything else is either quiet or completely muted.
What I didn't expect is that I can also hear the sounds of tinnitus. Have you ever been in a place so quiet that you could hear a ringing or buzzing sound in your ear? Does the silence sound inexplicably loud? That's what they call tinnitus. At least half the population has at least some degree of tinnitus. It can sound rather loud, even though it's triggered (usually) by silence.
While using the E3Cs, the useful volume can be so low that the music has to compete with the ringing in my ears. It's really sort of an odd feeling. Maybe this just means my computer fans are too loud... your mileage may vary.
What I haven't mentioned so far is the actual sound quality. The E3Cs sound good. They don't sound great -- I wouldn't say it's like hearing music for the first time, or that the sound is revolutionary -- but they do sound pretty good. They sound better than any of the other audio equipment in my house, and they even let me hear a few musical details I never noticed before. I can even hear the electrical noise my stereo and cheap cables introduce into the sound... which I hope to fix soon. But the sound isn't excitingly good.
The earphones came with a hard, zippered carrying case, with a spool to wrap the cords around. The case works okay with the headphones in their default configuration, though it is a bit inconvenient. It may take more than one try to wrap the cords around the spool in just the right manner to make the head and tail fit in the hollow center. After I added a much-needed shirt clip, though, the earphones no longer fit correctly into the case.
A minute of fidgeting with some needle-nosed pliers fixed that. After removing a small screw-like piece from the center of the case, the spool comes out easily. Now my case has more room and is faster/easier to put the earphones in. I just wrap them quickly around three fingers, then rest them in the case and zip it closed.
Let me be up front: Don't buy the E3Cs, or any similar earphones, if you want to use them while driving, riding a bike, or performing any other activity which requires hearing. It's not safe.
The sound isolation qualities of the E3Cs make for great listening, but they also seriously limit the usefulness of the earphones. There are a lot of activities which are unsafe or at least not a good idea unless you can hear what's going on around you. I can't even hear someone knocking on my office door while using the E3Cs, and may not notice the phone ringing. This pretty much makes them useless except for times you really want to be alone.
On a different note, it would have been nice if the E3Cs came with a shirt clip. They are much more comfortable for extended use when the cable is attached to my shirt collar, because the weight of the cables is no longer on my ears. Maybe I'm a wuss, but I don't like the feeling of cables digging into my skin. So, I attached a shirt clip which connects the cables to the back of my collar. Due to the over-ear cable routing and my long hair, the only visible portion of the earphones is what goes in my ear and about an inch of cable which disappears into my hair.
Also, the E3Cs are pretty useless while eating. The chewing sounds get amplified until they are as loud as the music, and the chewing motion tends to jostle the earpieces in my ear and generate suction or pressure.
The earpieces don't seem to work well when laying on my side. I've found them useful as a sleep aid if I lay on my back (focusing on the music helps get my mind into the right state for sleep), but on my side the pillow just presses the earpiece too far into my head.
The E3Cs really shine in some situations, though. They're great for composing music, or for making airplane / bus trips more tolerable. I find shopping easier while wearing them, since they eliminate the elevator music, whining kids, and other shopping noises. I'm no good at lip-reading though, so they're problematic if anyone actually speaks to me. I think I've gained much more respect for deaf people since I got these earphones.
The E3Cs are nice, if your needs fit what they provide. However, they fail to be useful in some situations where regular headphones work.


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The sorrows of Mr Weak
Since the minister in charge of tax avoidance was forced to admit to a secret Swiss bank account, François Hollande's entire government has begun to look shaky. How did it go so wrong, so fast?
By Jonathan Derbyshire
(Photo By The optimism at the end of Sarkozy's era vanished as Hollande (centre) seemed to dither. Photograph: Raymond Depardon/Magnum Photos)
One blustery day in mid-April, I left my pied-à-terre in Paris's 11th arrondissement and headed south towards the Seine. I crossed the river by the Île Saint-Louis and made for Gibert Jeune, a large bookshop on the Left Bank at the northern end of the Boulevard Saint-Michel. I was searching for a copy of Rien ne se passe comme prévu ("nothing goes as planned") by Laurent Binet. It is a quasijournalistic account, inflected with some of the mannerisms of American New Journalism, of François Hollande's 2011-2012 campaign for the French presidency.
I'd enjoyed Binet's novel, HHhH, and was interested to discover what he made of Hollande, the upper-middle-class doctor's son, born in Rouen in 1954, who had committed himself to the politics of the left at a young age. I remembered the excitement that his campaign, with its commitment to levy a 75 per cent tax on high incomes, had elicited in Labour circles on this side of the Channel. Was this deceptively mild-mannered fonctionnaire, whose rhetoric often evoked the days of the Popular Front in the 1930s, a model for a new generation of social-democratic leaders in Europe?
By the time I arrived in Paris, however, the excitement that Hollande once induced on the left was a distant memory. The 75 per cent tax on those earning more than €1m a year had been ruled unconstitutional and the accidental president's poll ratings were in free fall. The weekly news magazine L'Expressseemed to catch the popular mood with a cover depicting Hollande as "Monsieur Faible" ("Mr Weak").
Having found a second-hand copy of Binet's book, I walked west to the seventh arrondissement to meet the English writer and academic Andrew Hussey. He works at the Paris outpost of the University of London and his office overlooks the Esplanade des Invalides, close to the National Assembly, the lower house of the French parliament. The following week, the esplanade would be thronged with protesters, most of them Catholic, agitating against legislation to legalise gay marriage and adoption. In the small hours of 18 April a scuffle broke out on the floor of the Assembly when a rightwing opponent of gay marriage brandished a woman's shoe that belonged, he claimed, to a young female protester. The next day the papers were full of excited talk about a Catholic "printemps français" (French spring) and even a right-wing version of the protests of May 1968.
None of this would have surprised Hussey, who has made the subject of intellectual and political violence in France his own. Over lunch, we talked about the lurid rhetorical overinvestment that so often characterises French politics, the obsession with gloire and grandeur. It struck me later that the French still expect their president to embody national grandeur, and that the mild and reticent Hollande struggles to do so.
Just how much he is struggling was made clear in an opinion poll published in Le Journal du Dimanche on 21 April, less than a year after he replaced Nicolas Sarkozy in the Élysée Palace. Seventy-four per cent of respondents declared themselves "unhappy" with his performance.
Never in the 55-year history of the French Fifth Republic have approval ratings for an incumbent president been so low so early in a presidency. Sarkozy achieved a comparable level of dissatisfaction (72 per cent) in April 2011, but by then he was almost four years in to the job; hisimmediate predecessor, Jacques Chirac, earned the opprobrium of 70 per cent of those polled in November 1995, and that was in the middle of a general strike. The only other Socialist president of the Fifth Republic, François Mitterrand, managed a disapproval rating of 65 per cent in December 1991, three and a half years in to a second seven-year term. As for the architect of the Fifth Republic, Charles de Gaulle, the worst it ever got for him was in March 1963, when a poll showed that 40 per cent of voters were unhappy with his leadership.
Hollande's abject standing in the polls owes something to the humiliation of his former budget minister, Jérôme Cahuzac. On 2 April Cahuzac finally admitted, after a series of straight-faced denials, that he had used a secret Swiss bank account to avoid paying tax in France.
By then, the affair had been rumbling on for several months. In December, the investigative website Mediapart claimed that Cahuzac, who began his career as a cosmetic surgeon specialising in hair transplants, had kept an account at UBS in Geneva since the early 1990s. Mediapart's case relied heavily on a report into Cahuzac's financial affairs written in 2008 by Rémy Garnier, a former tax inspector in the south-western department of Lot-et-Garonne, where Cahuzac's parliamentary constituency was located.
Cahuzac's response to the revelations was swift and robust. He described Mediapart's claims as "defamatory" and insisted in interviews that he had "never" had a bank account in Switzerland or anywhere else outside France. He also assured the prime minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, of his good faith. The strategy seemed to be working until, in January this year, magistrates in Paris began building a case against him. Cahuzac's resignation, which he finally announced on 19 March, was by then inevitable.
As a consequence of the affair, Hollande has become the focus for deep disaffection with what the French call "la classe politique", the caste of ideologically nimble and sometimes extravagantly wealthy technocrats who usually fill governments of both right and left.
Like most front-rank French politicians, Hollande is an énarque, a graduate of the elite École Nationale d'Administration. He graduated first in his class in 1981. Among his contemporaries were his ex-partner Ségolène Royal, who ran as the Socialist candidate for president in 2007, the former centre-right prime minister Dominique de Villepin and the head of the new bank for public investment, Jean-Pierre Jouyet.
To the sociologists Michel Pinçon and Monique Pinçon-Charlot, the authors of President of the Rich: an Investigation into the Oligarchy in Sarkozy's France (2010), the Cahuzac affair was cause for "intense intellectual jubilation". They told the political weekly Le Nouvel Observateur: "The affair validates our theses concerning this caste which dominates France, this micro-society composed of people from left and right who function in the same way, with their wealth and their networks . . . It was another example of the power of oligarchy after the Dominique Strauss-Kahn scandal."
Voters have no doubt made this very connection between Cahuzac and the disgraced Strauss-Kahn, whose likely run for the Socialist nomination for president was derailed by the exposure of a sex scandal in May 2011. (The two men were political allies; they also share a lawyer.) The public will also have recalled that Cahuzac had been leading the Hollande government's struggle against tax fraud. He helped to draft a finance law that included important measures to combat tax evasion (notably the introduction of a 60 per cent levy on undeclared funds held abroad by French citizens).
Hollande's response to the scandal has been uncharacteristically decisive. On 10 April, rather than leave it to Ayrault, the president, in the glare of television cameras, announced a wide-ranging "transparency" programme designed, among other things, to "remoralise" public life. The most eye-catching of these emergency measures was the requirement that cabinet ministers make a public declaration of their assets. They did so in short order – Ayrault revealing, to some amusement among journalists, that in addition to two houses worth more than €1m in total, he owns a 1988 Volkswagen kombi valued at €1,000.
It was the second time in a week that Hollande had gone on television to address the French people directly, something they weren't accustomed to. He declared himself "hurt by what has happened", an unusual admission from one who makes such a fetish of his sang-froid.
Catherine Fieschi, who is the director of the British think tank Counterpoint and has advised French administrations of all political complexions, tells me that communication has been Hollande's biggest challenge. "The tragedy of it is that he's not actually doing badly, though he's doing very badly in the polls," she says. "He's got a huge communications problem.
"The big reproach is that he doesn't govern. But the fact is that he does govern in most cases, but he's been very bad at keeping people informed of what he's doing –wilfully to begin with, because he wanted to break with the Sarkozy model."
The president recognises that he must offer decisive leadership at a time of national crisis, yet this sits uneasily with his profound mistrust of the imperial presidency that was one of de Gaulle's most ambiguous legacies. Shortly after Sarkozy was elected in 2007, Hollande denounced the new president's method, which consisted, he said, of pretending that "the president can do it all alone" and "announcing this on television". The irony is that Hollande has found himself doing exactly what he criticised Sarkozy for – supposing, as an article in Le Monde put it, that for every crisis, one can concoct a law in response. The Hollande presidency was meant to have broken with such legislative hyperactivity in the name of "normality" and the "exemplary republic".
Suspicions on the French left about the institutions of the Fifth Republic have a long history. The strong presidency proposed by de Gaulle in 1958, as an antidote to the political instability caused by the Algerian war of independence, was opposed by the leaders of the non-communist left, Mitterrand and Pierre Mendès France. In 1964, Mitterrand published a book, Le coup d'État permanent, in which he accused de Gaulle of replacing the idea of popular representation with that of the infallible strong man. However, this didn't stop Mitterrand running for president the following year, and again in 1974 and 1981, when at last he won, beating Valéry Giscard d'Estaing.
Once he was established in the Elysée, Mitterrand's misgivings about the "permanent coup d'état" soon evaporated. He had campaigned on the promise of restoring to parliament its "constitutional rights", but in practice he left it little more room for manoeuvre than de Gaulle had ever envisaged for it. (That said, he was forced to endure "cohabitation" with two prime ministers of the right, Jacques Chirac and Édouard Balladur, an arrangement de Gaulle would have found unconscionable.)
Mitterrand's exercise of the office of president – the cultivation of courtiers, the manipulation of cliques and the dispensing of favours – earned him the nickname "the Florentine". Even if Hollande were temperamentally disposed to operating in this way, he could never gather around him enough placemen to build a Machiavellian court. "One of the big problems," Fieschi says, "is his position within the Parti Socialiste [PS]. He might have been a party apparatchik but he had no support inside the PS headquarters in rue de Solférino. He was an accidental candidate. They rallied behind him when they saw he had a chance after the fall of Strauss-Kahn, but I don't think he really had the party with him."
Indeed, the party was notably quick, in the person of its first secretary, Harlem Désir, to criticise the government's handling of economic policy, which Désir judged too focused on deficit reduction at the expense of growth and the fight against unemployment. This criticism was echoed recently by three ministers, including Arnaud Montebourg, who ran to Hollande's left in the Socialist presidential primary in autumn 2011. Montebourg expressed scepticism at the balancing act that Hollande and the finance minister, Pierre Moscovici, are attempting: making the reduction of the deficit –which, at the end of 2012, stood at 4.8 per cent of economic output – their main priority, in deference to their German partners, while denying that this requires "austerity" measures of the kind being adopted elsewhere in Europe.
Hollande has two problems in this regard. First, he has to manage the expectations of his own party and of PS supporters more broadly. And here the shadow of Mitterrand looms once again. March 2013 marked the 30th anniversary of his "turn to austerity", when, in the face of rising unemployment, high inflation and exchange-rate difficulties that led to a succession of devaluations of the franc, his government formally abandoned the model of statist economic management it had adopted in 1981.
March 1983 was a seminal moment in the history of the Parti Socialiste. Arthur Goldhammer, a historian of French politics who teaches at Harvard, has written that the PS remains divided "between those who have deeply internalised the U-turn of 1981-83 as a step in the right direction", an accommodation with the world as it is and not as Socialists would wish it to be, and "those who look back on it as a mistake". Hollande belongs in the first camp; Montebourg and critics to the president's left place themselves in the second.
Hollande's other problem is that his economic policy is failing on its own terms. In the election campaign, in order to outflank his opponent, he accepted Sarkozy's commitment to reduce the deficit to 3 per cent of output by the end of 2013, partly by means of €10m worth of spending cuts. Despite forecasts of anaemic growth, Hollande reiterated this commitment in office. What Ayrault called a "fighting budget" was announced and the target of a 3 per cent reduction pronounced "realistic".
In November 2012, during the parliamentary debate on the European "fiscal compact", many on the left of the party, including the PS first secretary, as well as the foreign minister, Laurent Fabius, a wily political streetfighter who served as prime minister under Mitterrand, protested that the treaty meant "austerity for life". That same month, the European Commission declared that it was unlikely France would reach the 3 per cent target.
Hollande insisted it could be achieved, and continued to do so until February this year, when he left it to Ayrault to make the following announcement: "We will not be exactly at 3 per cent at the end of 2013, but we will not be far off."
Who was the minister despatched to tour the radio and television studios to warn that a recalibration of expectations was imminent? None other than Jérôme Cahuzac. As the right-leaning newspaper Le Figaro reported with some glee, one of Cahuzac's last acts as a minister was to prepare people for the "burial of a presidential promise".
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Glyn Johns (ur. 15 lutego 1942 w Epsom) – brytyjski muzyk, realizator dźwięku i producent muzyczny.

Glyn Johns współpracował z wykonawcami takimi jak Bob Dylan, The Band, The Rolling Stones, The Who (album Who's Next), Led Zeppelin, The Beatles (sesja Get Back – kilka kompilacji Johnsa zostało odrzuconych przez zespół i płytę zrealizował ostatecznie Phil Spector), The Eagles (współuczestniczył w wypracowaniu specyficznego brzmienia tej grupy), Eric Clapton.

Bębny nagrywane techniką Glyn Johns
Glyn Johns opracował na potrzeby swoich produkcji własną technikę omikrofonowania perkusji, która, stosowana często przez innych realizatorów, przyjęła nazwę od jego imienia i nazwiska. Technika bazuje na idei rejestracji perkusji jako jednego instrumentu, a nie zestawu pojedynczych instrumentów.

Ustawienie mikrofonów
Jako overheady stosuje najczęściej się małomembranowe mikrofony pojemnościowe (tzw. "paluszki"). Pierwszy z nich ustawia się tak, by znajdował ok. 20 centymetrów ponad floor tomem, był od niego odsunięty o ok. 30 cm i skierowany na hi-hat. Drugi mikrofon umieszcza się na wysokości 2 metrów nad podłogą i kieruje prostopadle w dół, pomiędzy górne tomy a werbel. Pierwszy mikrofon panoramuje się skrajnie w lewym kanale stereo, a drugi w kanale prawym. Dwa kolejne mikrofony ustawia się tak jak w technice wielomikrofonowej. Pierwszy, najlepiej dynamiczny, o dużej wytrzymałości na ciśnienie akustyczne, ustawia się przy górnej membranie werbla, panoramując sygnał nieznacznie w prawo. Drugi, przeznaczony do ujęć instrumentów basowych, dostawia się do przedniej membrany dużego bębna lub umieszcza się w jego wnętrzu, kierując go na membranę drgającą. Ostatni mikrofon, najlepiej wysokiej klasy wielkomembranowy mikrofon pojemnościowy, ustawia się w odległości dwóch metrów od zestawu perkusyjnego, kierując go tak, by otrzymać jak najlepszą odpowiedź pomieszczenia. Opisany powyżej sposób pozwala na zarejestrowanie pięciu śladów, które można następnie miksować w dowolnych proporcjach dla uzyskania optymalnego brzmienia.

Istnieje także mniej rozbudowana wersja techniki Glyna Johnsa. W tym wypadku stosuje się tylko dwa mikrofony overhead, najlepiej pojemnościowe z membraną o średnicy 1 cala. W ten sposób można unika się jakichkolwiek kłopotów z fazą nagrywanych sygnałów.

Przypisy

Zobacz też
 www.blaxploitation.com – Opis rejestracji bębnów techniką Glyna Johnsa
 www.allmusic.com – biografia Glyna Johnsa

Brytyjscy producenci muzyczni
Urodzeni w 1942
Ludzie urodzeni w Epsom

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Ingvild Stensland (Farsund, 1981. augusztus 3. –) norvég női válogatott labdarúgó.

Pályafutása
Stensland a Norvégia déli partjainál fekvő Farsundban született. A településsel határos Lyngdal csapatánál kezdett focizni, ahol édesapja keze alatt dolgozott nővérével együtt.

17 évesen került Kristiansandba, ahol az FK Donnál egy szezont töltött el, majd az Athene Moss ajánlatát elfogadva debütálhatott a Toppserienben. A 2000-es bajnokságban ötödik helyet szerezte meg a mossiakkal, azonban egy évre rá búcsúzni kényszerültek az első osztálytól.

A következő idény nyitánya előtt a Kolbotn kínált számára lehetőséget, így a fővárosba tette át székhelyét és fontos szerepet vállalt a Kolbotn történetének első bajnoki címében. 2003-ban az ezüstérmet érő második helyen, 2004-ben pedig ötödikként abszolválta a pontvadászat küzdelmeit. A 2005-ös és a 2006-os idényben is bajnokként végeztek, majd egy ezüstéremmel (2007) távozott a Damallsvenskanban érdekelt Kopparbergs/Göteborg keretéhez, akikkel a bajnoki negyedik helynél nem sikerült előrébb jutniuk, viszont egy kupagyőzelemmel gazdagodott.

Az Olympique Lyon már régóta figyelte játékát és a 2009-es szezon végeztével magukhoz csábították. A francia csapatnál két bajnoki címmel bővült trófeáinak száma.

2011-ben visszatért Göteborgba, de hat mérkőzés után hazatért és a Stabæk szolgálatába állt. A kékekkel 2013-ban bajnokságot nyertek, emellett két kupagyőzelmet és két bajnoki ezüstöt is magáénak tudhat.

Az Avaldsnes elleni bajnoki mérkőzésen fejezte be pályafutását.

A válogatottban
2003. január 23-án az Egyesült Államok ellen mutatkozhatott be a nemzeti válogatottban.

Részt vett a 2007-es és a 2011-es világbajnokságon, a 2005-ös és a 2013-as Európa-bajnokságon ezüstérmet szerzett csapatával, valamint a 2008-as olimpián is képviselte hazáját.

13 év után Wales ellen búcsúzott a válogatottól, ahol 144 mérkőzésen 10 alkalommal volt eredményes.

Sikerei

Klubcsapatokban
 Norvég bajnok (4):
Kolbotn (3): 2002, 2005, 2006
Stabæk (1): 2013
 Norvég kupagyőztes (3):
Kolbotn (1): 2007
Stabæk (2): 2012, 2013
 Francia bajnok (2):
Olympique Lyon (2): 2009–10, 2010–11
 Svéd kupagyőztes (1):
Kopparbergs/Göteborg (1): 2011

A válogatottban

Európa-bajnoki ezüstérmes (2): 2005, 2013
Algarve-kupa ezüstérmes (1): 2004
Algarve-kupa bronzérmes (3): 2003, 2008, 2013

Jegyzetek

Források

Élő személyek
1981-ben született személyek
Norvég női labdarúgók
Labdarúgó-középpályások
Norvég olimpikonok
A 2007-es női világbajnokság labdarúgói
A 2011-es női világbajnokság labdarúgói
Az Athene Moss női labdarúgói
A Kolbotn női labdarúgói
A BK Häcken női labdarúgói
Az Olympique Lyonnais női labdarúgói
A Stabæk női labdarúgói


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If I were to be born again and asked what faith I would belong to, my ready-awaiting-answer would be Christianity. And if I am further asked which denomination in Christianity would I fellowship with, I would quickly say, the Catholic faith.
I did neither choose to be a Christian nor a Catholic; I was just born into them some sixty years ago. And since then, like my late parents, I have never regretted my Catholic background and faith.
I am sorry to say that I have two Catholic lives; a Sunday Mass-going Catholic in Finland and Everyday Mass-going Catholic in Nigeria. I have often queried myself why this divergence in my Catholic life, but my nearest answer had similarly created arrays of questions than answers. Though, I have tried to understand why my Catholic practices in Nigeria differ significantly from that of Finland, and yet I cannot explain why the disparity in its fullest sense of it. I often blame it on the Finnish weather that holds me hostage in bed in mornings, and sometimes I blame it on non-active Catholic population in Finland, but in truth, these are mere excuses. And this significant area that I am talking about is ability to snap awake and attend morning masses in Finland. Here in Finland, it has been an uphill task waking up in the mornings to attend the morning masses as I used to attend in Nigeria. And another engagement which I miss is the Legion of Mary which I belonged to in Nigeria, and was an active member, and which I do not belong to here in Finland. These two aspects are things at the uppermost part of my mind.
they left the shores of their home countries for Finland, but many of them have derailed and had become either unreligious at worst or anti-Catholics on arrival to Finland. Some would manufacture excuses that the Catholic masses and other activities were boring them. Some would even tell a tale that they have left the Catholic Church because they have discovered another religion, or perhaps another miracle god that answers prayers by fire. No matter under what cocoons these runner away brothers and sisters would hide under, it isn't enough reason to leave the Catholic faith.
Please, my dearest fellow Catholics, could you allow me the grace to use my humble life in Finland to explain what I mean. I have studied well here in Finland, ranging from engineering to business economics to law, and have been engaged in several jobs, ranging from a humble cleaner to a factory worker, to an engineering designer in an oil refinery, to a consultant, to a university lecturer/visiting professor, and to owning a manufacturing company. And I can tell you that without my Christian background and my unshakable love for the mother of God, Our Blessed Virgin Mary, whom I ask for her prayers on daily bases, I do not think I could have achieved the little I have achieved here in Finland amid difficulties and social challenges, considering that I arrived to Finland with very little money, which my widowed mother had saved from her little business because my father died before he aged forty years when I was just eleven years old. Therefore, on the bases of my humble life; I am not saying that my life is perfect – far from that, or saying that you should mirror your life from my silhouette, but that we as humans do at times copy and paste certain things we admire as to enrich what we already have.
African Catholicism in Finland has changed. Worshipping God in diversity has now taken the center stage. This is as the result of our lordship, + Bishop Teemu Sippo SCJ, in his wisdom, has established the African Chaplaincy on June 4th 2017; and what a day to launch the African Chaplaincy – on the Pentecost Day; the day and event of the beginning. African Chaplaincy had just become a come-back to my long-ago way of practicing the Catholic faith; not only me, but to others, too. And not only throwing me head on to my active Catholicism, it has further enabled me fellowship with other Africans in their respective traditional ways, thus blending a truly Catholicism in diversity. To this, I am very grateful to our bishop for his wisdom and spirit of innovation. As we collectively and singly thank our lordship, + Teemu Sippo SCJ for granting us the permission to fellowship together and worship God in our diversity, we should also appreciate our able Chaplain, Reverend Father Leonard Bello, including our parish priests of Saint Mary's and Saint Henrys, for carrying along the spirit of the African Chaplaincy in Finland.


Steven Swancoat is a full time Ob/Gyn resident at Wyckoff Heights Medical Center in Brooklyn and full time artist living in New York's Upper West Side. Steven moved to New York in July 2010 to pursue his clinical rotations as a medical student. Steven's father, on a visit to the city encouraged him to "give art a try". Steven began exploring photography that December, capturing New York's landscapes and architecture.
In February 2011, after being inspired by a street art documentary, having never taken a single art class his entire life, he put the camera down and picked up the paint brush. Less than one year later, in February 2012 Steven had his first Solo Exhibition in New York City which he doubled as a Fundraiser for Ovarian Cancer. Since then Steven's art and philanthropy career has taken off. In the just three years Steven has had two New York solo exhibitions, hosted three Ovarian Cancer Fundraisers/Art shows, created over 200 paintings and is a Jr. board member at the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund.
"In surgery I am always looking for a better and safer technique, an instrument to invent that can reduce complications. In art I am always looking for a new process, concept or approach".
In late 2012, Steven meet neighbor & SCAD graduate Tripp Derrick Barnes. Encouraging Tripp to paint together with him one night they discovered something they never imagined... Surprisingly not only did they work very well together but their collaborative paintings were phenomenal. Since then the two have become best friends, founded PopNeoism, something that started as a way to describe their work, is now an art team of over 10 individuals and is progressing each day more and more towards and Avant-Garde movement.
"I embrace entering Art from an outside field such as medicine. Because of this I feel more free in my art and avant-garde in my approach to the art scene".
Steven's future goals include practicing Ob/GYN in New York City, continuing as an Avant-Garde artist, being a media correspondent for women's health while creating new innovative ways to advance medicine, art and philanthropy. He is also currently conducting (2) original prospective research studies; increasing the detection rate of false labor, and the new use of a device to help increase the detection rate of uterine cancer during routine hysteroscopy dilation and curettage.


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Theodor Rocholl (né le  à Sachsenberg, mort le  à Düsseldorf) est un peintre allemand. Il est principalement connu pour ses scènes de plusieurs guerres ainsi que des paysages, des portraits et des illustrations.

Biographie
Theodor est le fils de théologien luthérien , son neveu est l'historien et archiviste . En 1867, il arrive à Göttingen. En 1871, il vient étudier à Dresde auprès de Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld et d'Adrian Ludwig Richter, de 1872 à 1877 à Munich auprès de Karl von Piloty et de 1878 à 1883 à Düsseldorf auprès d'Eduard Gebhardt et de Wilhelm Sohn. À Dresde, il se fait ami avec Hugo Mühlig. À Düsseldorf, il devient artiste de guerre. D'un autre côté, il appartient à l'École de peinture de Düsseldorf. Le succès qu'il commence à rencontrer le convainc à rester dans ce genre.

Entre 1883 et 1884, il habite Breslau puis revient à Düsseldorf et part en 1890 à Saint-Pétersbourg.

Il est peintre sur six fronts et illustrateur de la guerre gréco-turque en 1897. En 1900 et 1901, il fait un reportage sur l'expédition allemande en Chine et de la révolte des Boxers. En 1908, à la demande de la Deutsche Bank, il dessine la construction du chemin de fer Berlin-Bagdad. Il est aussi présent en Albanie juste avant la Première Guerre balkanique et dans la Première Guerre mondiale.

Ses peintures de grand format sont caractérisées par le style impressionniste, libre de la peinture et une grande vitalité.

Après la guerre, ce genre n'est plus du tout demandé, Rocholl se consacre à la peinture de chevaux et de paysages, notamment de la forêt de Sababurg qu'il fait réhabiliter. Il se retire à Düsseldorf dans sa . Il meurt en 1933 dans un accident de la circulation.

Bibliographie
 : Theodor Rocholl, ein deutscher Schlachtenmaler. In: Die Rheinlande, Band 7, Heft 1 (Oktober 1903), S. 1 ff. (Digitalisat).
  (Hrsg.): . 2. Band. Das Buch der lebenden deutschen Künstler, Altertumsforscher, Kunstgelehrten und Kunstschriftsteller. Bildende Kunst. Neunter Jahrgang mit dem Titel Deutsche Bildende Künstler und Kunstwissenschafter, Curtius, Berlin 1930.
 Friedrich von Boetticher: Malerwerke des 19. Jahrhunderts, Band 2. Dresden 1898, S. 454–456.
 Rocholl, Rudolph T. In: Hermann Alexander Müller, Hans Wolfgang Singer (Hrsg.): Allgemeines Künstler-Lexikon. Leben und Werke der berühmtesten bildenden Künstler. Band 6, Rütten & Loening, Frankfurt am Main 1922, S. 236 (Digitalisat).

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Peintre allemand du XIXe siècle
Peintre allemand du XXe siècle
Peintre de bataille
Artiste de guerre
Peintre paysagiste allemand
Naissance en juin 1854
Naissance dans l'électorat de Hesse
Décès en septembre 1933
Décès à Düsseldorf
Décès à 79 ans
Mort dans un accident de la route en Allemagne


The development and iteration of a body of professional knowledge appropriate to the demands of practice is a central concern of studies of professional education and work. This article concentrates on Bernstein's notion of the 'region' of professional knowledge, identifying regions as complex socio-epistemic entities into which forms of knowledge are appropriated and transformed to meet the requirements of practice. In order to better understand the constitution of professional knowledge there is a need to conceptualise how knowledge is recontextualised between regions, disciplinary 'singulars', and professional practice. Two variables, proximity and dominance, are introduced to illustrate how relations between regions, singulars and practice may vary, with implications for what is recontextualised into regions. In some professions there are pressures for greater proximity between regions as a consequence of changes in work practices, while in others there is the potential for the dominance of recontextualisation processes by market and bureaucratic logics. It is suggested that actors within regions need to find ways to maintain authority over professional knowledge while avoiding the risks of control by bodies ill-equipped to maintain knowledge validity. The analysis provides a lens through which to view developments in the knowledge bases of professional, or professionalising, occupations, and concomitant changes in professional education.
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The transitional program will consist of two main elements: a program for the physical, emotional and mental preparation of becoming an adult that will be started when each girl is around the age of twelve, as well as a physical house for the girls to live in once they turn eighteen.
The preparation portion of the program will contain activities and information vital to making the transition to self-sufficiency which will include material surrounding job readiness, educational support and tutoring, time management skills, career pathway exploration, access to community resources, parenting education and skills development and education about sexual health and family planning; all of which have been deemed necessary components for a successful transitional program[1].
The purpose of the transitional house is to provide a stepping-stone for the girls into their adult life, so that they will not feel unprepared or abandoned when they are required to move out of the Corazon del Pastor.
All activities to be implemented within the program will include the core components of the Transition to Independence Process (TIP) model, which as of now is the only evidence-based practice that has been shown to be effective in improving the outcomes of youth and young adults with emotional behavioral disorders (EBD)[2]. Most of our girls have been diagnosed with some sort of emotional behavioral disorder, which is why we feel that the TIP model is an ideal guide for our program. It is not uncommon for children within the foster care system to have emotional behavioral disorders, yet rarely is this fact taken into account when preparing youth for adulthood. The seven guidelines of the TIP model that will be utilized throughout the program are as follows[3]:
Engaging youth through relationship development, personal centered planning and a focus on their futures
Tailoring the program and services offered through the program to be accessible, coordinated, appealing, non-stigmatizing and developmentally appropriate and building specifically on the strengths of the girls to pursue their goals across relevant transition domains
Acknowledging and developing personal choice and social responsibility when working with youth
Ensuring a safety net of support by involving parents, family members and other informal and formal key players important to each child
Enhancing each child's competencies to assist them in achieving greater self-sufficiency and confidence
Maintaining an outcome focus in the TIP system at the individual, program and community levels
Involving parents (where applicable) and other community partners in the TIP system at the practice, program and community levels
It is also necessary to tailor the program to each individual and group that passes through the program, as many young adults in the foster care system identified the need to be a part of the decisions for their future and felt that when decisions were made without their active participation, that these decision did not take into account their personal needs. It is also a common belief amongst adolescents and young adults that their input rarely makes a difference, which often times makes them shut down and not want to participate in activities to create a better future for themselves[4]. Thus, we will need to be attentive to in order to ensure maximum potential buy-in for the program, which in turn will make the girls' transition more successful.
Taking the above information into account along with the specific needs of each girl involved in the program, we have designed the program to include six overarching subject areas to be covered over the six-year time period. These subject areas are highlighted below:
Educational support and tutoring
Preparation to enter the work force
Time and money management skills
Parenting/Sexual health education
Spiritual and familial support
[1] Maluccio et al., 1990, Nixon and Jones , 2000, and Nollan, 2000
[2] Hewitt, 2009.
[4] Geenan and Powers, 2007
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Побекнур  — деревня в Яранском районе Кировской области в составе Шкаланского сельского поселения.

География
Расположена на расстоянии примерно 16 км по прямой на юг от города Яранск.

История
Упоминается с 1802 года как деревня с 14 дворами ясашных крестьян, в 1873 году здесь (Побетур или Побекнур) дворов 20 и жителей 145, в 1905 (Побекнур) 52 и 305, в 1926 (починок Побекнур) 62 и 302 (212 мари), в 1950 57 и 201, в 1989 88 жителей.

Население
Постоянное население составляло 47 человек (мари 87%) в 2002 году, 28 в 2010.

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Населённые пункты Яранского района


Call me pretentious, but I am madly, passionately, and hopelessly in love with language and the written word. When I hear someone say something beautiful, clever, or funny, I'm enchanted by the way they see the world. When I read a gorgeously written sentence, I feel stunned by the feeling it gives me. Without great writers, the world would be a far less interesting place. In fact, let's talk about these genius human beings, because these zodiac signs are great writers: Gemini, Virgo, Libra, and Pisces. If you've got placements in these zodiac signs, namely your sun, moon, rising, or Mercury, you have a natural talent.
You might think that because you're not the greatest speller or the most knowledgeable about grammar that you're not capable of good writing. However, one of my favorite things about writing is the way the rules are meant to be subverted. The most prolific and groundbreaking writers are always going against the grain and discovering new ways to tell a story. Think about all the poets, rappers, novelists, and literary figures all throughout history that we continue to obsess over. The ones who leave behind a mark were often the ones who did things the "wrong" way. They were brave enough to invent a new style of writing. The following zodiac signs have such a multi-faceted understanding of writing that they're always taking language for a spin.
If you've ever known a Gemini, you know all their ability to say the right thing at exactly the right time. It's like they eat cleverness, humor, and wit for breakfast. Take that energy over to the page, and their way with words blossoms even further. Is it no wonder? Gemini is ruled by Mercury, planet of communication, and information flows their way just as fast as it flows out of them. Let's not also forget that Gemini is symbolized by twins, meaning that they always know there's two sides to a story.
You know that person who always drops in with the most clever and intelligent remark? There's a strong chance that person will be a Virgo. You always get a scholarly intellect coupled with a natural social intelligence in a Virgo. When they write, they always use the most specific and accurate words and they get their point across beautifully. Even if a Virgo never reads or writes (which is rare), they still blow your mind when they communicate. After all, they're ruled by Mercury, planet of messages.
There's a reason why Libra's are always known for being so charming. They're ruled by Venus, planet of beauty and love, and whenever they express themselves, it always radiates with Venusian grace. This zodiac sign is made of cardinal air, which essentially means that they're a force of intellect and communication. They also ruled over the seventh house of partnerships, meaning that whenever they're describing something, it's as if they're talking directly to you. When a Libra writes, they make the reader feel like the only other person in the world.
There's no zodiac sign with a more transcendent, artistic, or poetic understanding of writing than Pisces. Have you ever read something that transports you to a different world? Have you ever had a conversation with someone that helped you see magic when you thought there was none? I'd wager that person might just be a Pisces. This zodiac sign is ruled by Neptune, planet of fantasy, dreams, and illusions, so if any zodiac sign can enchant you with literary goodness, it's Pisces.


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