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What is the proper title for someone who was a pope and is now canonized as a saint?
There are a number of men who became Pope who were later canonized as a saint, such as John Paul II and Paul VI. What is the proper title (in English) for such individuals when referring to them today (as opposed to in a historical sense)?
Saint John Paul II
Pope Saint John Paul II
Saint Pope John Paul II
By "proper", I mean the title preferred by the Catholic Church, and which I imagine is used in its official communications.
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ThunderforgeThunderforge
I've seen all of them except "Saint Pope".
– Geremia
When he was canonized, people stopped with "The Great" which I think is a bummer, I really liked him! But this could be a "let me google that for you" sort of answer (which is not cool), if you search for site:vatican.va and type in "saint pope" as opposed to "pope saint" you'll find a lot more hits for pope saint and saint pope is probably just a bad translation.
– Peter Turner ♦
@PeterTurner Surely there's a more authoritative answer for the term preferred by the Catholic Church than "see which one has more hits when you search on Google". After all, the correct name may not be the one used most commonly online (case in point: "Mormon" over "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints"). I figured there would be some sort of Vatican style guide, or a title used as part of the pronouncement of his canonization, or something.
– Thunderforge
@thunderforge you're right, I was at least narrowing it down to site:vatican.va, it was about a 3 to 1 ratio in favor of "pope saint" over "saint pope"
@jongricafort I think Peter meant that stopping was a bummer. He didn't mean that the title itself was a bummer.
– Andrew Leach
What is the proper title for someone who was a pope and is now a canonized saint.
I do not believe there is a single proper way to address a pope who has been canonized.
That said, I have seen all four of your examples in usage. There seems to be no official way of doing so either.
That said, the most common usage (and the one I prefer the most) is your third example: Pope Saint "X". In fact I have just finished writing a book on the lives of various saints and blesseds in which I address canonized popes as such.
In the homily of canonization of Pope Paul VI, Pope Francis referred to the newly canonized pope as Pope Saint Paul. See here at 1:43:00.
Pope Saint Gregory the Great, pray for us.
Pope Blessed Pius lX, pray for us.
Addendum: About the usage of the surnamed title of great.
Scholars of canon law say that there is no official process for declaring a pope "Great"; the title simply establishes itself through popular and continued usage, as was the case with celebrated secular leaders (for example, Alexander III of Macedon became popularly known as Alexander the Great). The three popes who today commonly are known as "Great" are Leo I, who reigned from 440–461 and persuaded Attila the Hun to withdraw from Rome; Gregory I, 590–604, after whom the Gregorian Chant is named; and Pope Nicholas I, 858–867, who consolidated the Catholic Church in the Western world in the Middle Ages. - Pope John Paul II
It should also be noted that in the Church's official Litanies of the Saints titles are not placed along side of particular saints, but are placed separately within the litanies according to the traditional manner of praying to the saints.
Saints Peter and Paul, pray for us.
All the Holy Apostles, pray for us.
Saints Leo and Gregory, pray for us.
All the Holy Popes, pray for us. (This invocation is permitted to be added at occasions like an ordination or solemn profession to the litanies of the saints.)
The same manner would apply to praying to popes that are saints. But this is a traditional way of praying the litanies of the saints only.
Ken Graham♦Ken Graham
Simple Answer
Sainthood can be liken to personal or professional achievement for ex. Peter Turner,
When he passed all the grueling test set by school and regulatory bodies, he will now be called Engineer, Doctor, Architect before his name acknowledging his earned reputation.
Engineer Peter Turner
Architect Peter Turner
Doctor Peter Turner
Now with regards to the Pope, same thing happen after they merited the crown of achievement that St. Paul described:
I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. From now on the crown of righteousness is laid up for me, which the Lord, the righteous judge, will award to me on that day— and not only to me, but to all who crave His appearing. (2Timonthy 4:7-8)
Pope John Paul II after finishing the race was crowned in Heaven and was acknowledged by the Church here on earth to give honor to his faith witnessing. The crown of sainthood will be bestowed on his name, So the proper title will be the same as to those example above achieved in professional endeavors, this common similarities help us easily identifies their achievement. The title or crown will be write first. In the case of Pope John Paul II, he will now be properly called by his name adding the title or crown he won.
St. Pope John Paul II is the proper name as the Pope and his name are one by virtue of God's anointing. However some addressed or called him Pope St.John Paul II which also acceptable but this one is giving more weight on his position as the Vicar of Christ and the crown or title of sainthood appears to be only secondary. Why? All of us are called to become a Saint and all of us will be saint anyway when we enter the glory of heaven. But, the reality is, none of us can become a Pope unless God Wills it. So, the Pope position is higher calling than sainthood as it entails a greater responsibilities of shepherding billions of flock Jesus had entrusted to Peter.
So, by giving importance to the position held by the person as Papacy is a Divine Appointment not a worldly achievement or title we can all agree that the proper addressed would be Pope St. John Paul II.
But personally, I am more inclined to addressed him St. John Paul II the Great. We must not forget to attribute the additional title "The Great" as Pope St. John Paul II contribution to the Church is of great magnitude and all the world leaders visibly acknowledged his greatness surpassing all the Popes in Catholic Church 2000 years of history.
3 Reasons Why John Paul II is Called "the Great"
Immediately after St. John Paul II's death, priests, bishops and even the next pope, started to give the deceased pontiff the title of "John Paul the Great." While there are no particular criteria written down as to why a saint is labeled "the Great," there are three virtues he possessed which gave him an extraordinary ability to imitate the example and teaching of Jesus Christ.
Cardinal Wojtyła's "most distinctive characteristics [were] 'his simplicity; his humility; absolutely his humility. It is something that draws you to him.'"
"He is first a holy man, a simple and humble man with a pleasant smile."
So there you have it, humility, simplicity, holiness. Three virtues that make John Paul II worthy of the title "the Great," because it is those attributes that most resemble the action of God in the world.
Three Reasons Why John Paul II is called Great
We can see that the Greatness of Pope St. John Paul II was acknowledge by the Universal Church and the World Leaders after his death.
But, we might be surprised that even satan and his demons acknowledge the greatness of Pope St. John Paul II The Great as he thwarted every plot of Satan to destroy the Church.
Satan arrogantly said in 1884 in Pope Leo XIII vision as he dared God that he can destroy the church in 75 to 100 years.
The vision of Pope Leo XIII
By 1959 the year Vatican II was announced and the 75th year of Pope Leo XIII vision, Satan smoke had entered the Church. So the year 1984 would be the end of 100th year if we immediately count the 1884 year as the starting point. But satan got desperate as he sees no hope in destroying the Church under Pope John Paul II as he was under the powerful protection of the Our Lady of Fatima "Totus Tuus". So, in 1981 satan had him assasinated but failed. So the 100th year had passed in year 1984 due to Pope John Paul II papacy, the arrogance of satan was thwarted by this Great Pope. This was confessed by the demons.
10 Ways John Paul II Defeated the Influence of Satan
Why Satan Is So Scared of St. John Paul II, According to Rome's Chief Exorcist
Final Answer
In closing, the proper name in full to addressed Pope John Paul II by virtue of his acknowledged greatness by the Universal Church, the World Leaders and people in general plus most importantly the witnessing of the demons confessing his greatness to a famous Exorcist Fr. Gabrielle Amorth. Therefore all the faithfuls must properly and completely addressed him with the title:
"Pope St. John Paul II The Great". (Totus Tuus)
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There seems to be no common concept of usage in the Vatican texts. The translators don't seem to think this is important. The most used English phrase is "Saint N.".
Maybe there is a difference of usage between "Blessed" as an particip and "Saint" as a title ("Blessed Pope Paul VI" and German usage (adjectives) vs. "Pope Saint John XXIII").
Examples of official use:
Decretum de cultu litugico in honorem Beati Ioannis Pauli II, Papae, tribuendo (Decrete on the liturgical cult in honor of Blessed John Paul II, Pope) of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, issued 2 May 2011 (day after beatification): In the title an the body of the text forms of "Beatus Iohannes Paulus II" are used, in the title with the addition "Papa". So "Blessed [now Saint] John Paul II" seems to be the normal form.
"Saint John Paul II" is also used in the litugy of the hours for John Paul II but with credit to his office in the sentence: "beatum Ioánnem Paulum, papam, univérsae Ecclésiae tuae praeésse voluísti"; English: "Saint John Paul the Second should preside as Pope over your universal Church". German translation uses "Heiliger Papst Joahannes Paul II". The translators don't seem to see a difference.
In the encyclical Laudato si Pope Francis cites his predecessor with: "Sanctus Ioannes XXIII" (3), "beatus Paulus VI" (4), "Sanctus Ioannes Paulus II" (5), "Decessore Nostro beato Ioanne XXIII" (175). He doesn't use the word "Papa" in the whole document, Benedikt XVI is addressed without his office. The English translation renders this to: "Pope Saint John XXIII" (3), "Blessed Pope Paul VI" (4), but "Saint John Paul II" (5), "my predecessor Blessed John XXIII" (175) (and also "Pope Benedikt XVI" (6)). The German version uses "heilige Papst Johannes XXIII." (3), "selige Papst Paul VI." (4), "heilige Johannes Paul II." (5), "meinem Vorgänger, dem [heiligen] Papst Johannes XXIII." (175) (and also "Papst Benedikt XVI" (6)).
In the Litany of the Saints Popes Gregory and Leo the Great are addressed only with "Sancti Leo et Gregóri" / "Saints Leo and Gregory". The same is valid in the old (extraordinary) rite.
Ken Graham♦
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You may be correct for the Latin terminology, but the question deals with the English usage, not Latin.
– Ken Graham ♦
@KenGraham What do you say about my English examples? And do you see a reason for a difference?
– K-HB
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April 1, 2019 April 1, 2019 • What's Eric Playing?
Full disclosure: A review copy of Blob Lobber was provided by Publisher Services Inc..
Another of the PSI pack games! I think I tried this one briefly at Gen Con, as well. Let's dig right in.
In Blob Lobber, you're bloblin' lobs or lombing blobs or bombing blobs? One of those. Flip cards to explode blobs, but don't lob a bomb towards your own blobs! Keep your blobs unbombed or something. They should have just given Bob Loblaw design credits, honestly. Will you be able to take the most blobs?
You'll notice the Queens match the Player Markers; that's your team's color. Once you're ready, well, start playing!
In Blob Lobber, you and other players are trying to stop a blob incursion the only way you know how: by doing explosions on them. You might want to talk to the Slap It! folks; they seem to be a bit nicer about it. Either way, explode the most blobs, and you win!
On your turn, take a card and flip it onto the table. It has to flip over at least once for it to count. If it lands blobs-up, it stays there; nothing happens. If it lands bomb-side up, you've caused an explosion! If that explosion covers a blob, you exploded that card! Take it and add it to your score pile. If it slides under one, well, you exploded, but you didn't explode that blob. Either way, the explosion stays. If you touch the Toxic Blob (either you play the blob or your blob slides into the blob), remove the card touching the Toxic Blob (either over or under).
Your color blobs are worth negative points.
Other players' color blobs are worth positive points.
Small Blobs are worth 1 point.
Queen Blobs are worth 2 points.
Not really that many; I guess you get to lob more blobs? That's really about it.
There isn't … really any. It's a pure dexterity game. I suppose you might try to check what the blobs on your card are so that you can lob blobs of other players' colors together to try and disincentivize them lobbing towards there (or avoiding big pockets of your color), but that seems like too much effort for what's ultimately a super light, super fast dexterity game, maybe?
I do love dexterity games … on principle. Throwing cards is a lot of fun, also; I played Monstrous a while back and it was a very good one. I wish there were more throwing and less flipping, though.
It's difficult to get everything back into the box. That's just part of the tuckbox construction, I guess? It's a bit frustrating.
I guess you need to practice? It's not a common enough thing that people would be good at it, so start lucky and try to get better?
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John B. Sholley, University of Washington School of Law
It is indeed rather surprising to discover that there is a strong possibility that all three of these taxes are unconstitutional in their present statutory forms. But this appears to be the effect of a recent decision of the state supreme court. The case referred to, State v. Inland Empire Refineries, involved the validity of a 1939 statute imposing an excise tax of one-fourth cent per gallon upon the distribution of petroleum products other than motor fuel, lubricants, and medicants. The statute was held unconstitutional in its entirety upon three independent grounds. First, the discrimination against vendors and users of fuel oil and in favor of vendors and users of other fuels such as coal or wood, etc. was held to violate the equal protection clause of the United States Constitution and the equal privileges clause of the state constitution. Second, the exemptions from the tax of fuel oil sold to vessels engaged in foreign commerce, of that sold to a gas company and used by it to manufacture gas for distribution to the public, and of that refined within the state, were held to violate the same constitutional provision; and since these exemptions were deemed inseparable, the whole statute was thereby rendered invalid. Third, the provisions requiring distributors to secure a license, pay a fee, and file a surety bond, inasmuch as they applied to distributors who imported petroleum products into the state and those who purchased from such importers, were held to impose an improper burden upon interstate commerce in contravention of the commerce clause of the Federal Constitution.
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Enjoy the padding, but please ignore the clear reference to Sonic 2006. Nothing to see there, people.
Doomsday Saga: Chapter 75 - Sorting Alignment of Chaos
At the arena, it was a little while after all the previous commotion, and the sky appeared to be slightly darker. Sonya ran into the centre of the arena as this went on, as Mary Sue had now fully recovered and looked as if nothing had happened, Purity was sitting beside Sonic as she slowly healed him, Tails and Knuckles watched her, and Sally held Amy back from running off to kill Virus herself.
"What happened here?" Sonya asked.
"Someone tried to kill Sonic." Knuckles replied. "It feels like something similar has happened before, but Purity says he should recover soon enough."
"Sadly, it may take quite a while." Purity added. "Unless you can find my medical kit at my hospital across town. Though there may be monsters roaming the streets."
"No problem, leave it to me." Sonya replied.
"I'm coming too!" Amy exclaimed.
Sonya shook her head. "It'll be faster if I just speed in and out of the area." After Purity told her where to find it, she nodded and immediately took off.
Rose floated down towards them right after and said, "The Loli Rangers have left the area, along with Lily. It would be wise to tail them."
"Right." Tails nodded. "I'll get my giant mech and find them." He said before rushing off.
"Where does he find the time to build all these things?" Knuckles said to no-one in particular.
Meanwhile, Virus was flying through the dark sky, trying to make it back to somewhere when he was suddenly tackled by Shadow and they crashed through a building wall. Virus kicked Shadow off and threw him across the room before firing a single wave at him. Shadow redirected his fall using the thrusters beneath his shoe by propelling himself right. Virus leaped backwards into a portal, but was then hit by a rising kick from Shadow as he appeared behind the hedgehog. They both backed up a little as Virus smiled.
"Ahh, Shadow, it's always nice to catch up with you." Virus said.
"A shame I can't say the same."
"I'm glad we get to do this one more time before I'm through with everyone here."
"Don't count on that. Sonic isn't the type to die just from that, he'll probably only be mostly dead."
Virus sighed. "I figured. You know, it's really frustrating when you plan things and yet your targets just refuse to die, even when they should. It probably isn't that big a deal, but illogical stuff like that really makes me wanna strangle someone, y'know?"
"Sadly I do not. Let's just fight and get this over with."
"Ahh, of course. How many times has it been now? Three I think it was, you won the first, the second you could say was your victory because my job was done, and the third was mine. If I win this then we should be even."
"Don't count on it." Shadow said, getting into a fighting stance.
Virus summoned various black holes with a wave of his hand, which Shadow quickly evaded as he dashed right, leaped up to avoid being impaled by one spike and tried to spin attack him. Virus opened another portal as he did and fired a large energy beam which Shadow blocked moments before Virus punched him through another wall nearby. Shadow quickly recovered and threw several chaos spears. Virus zigzagged in-between them and charged at Shadow as he split into three copies, though Shadow simply hit all three with a chaos blast, knocking him back. As Virus got to his feet, Shadow hit him in the chest, followed by several more punches, then a short hop as he roundhouse kicked him across the face.
Shadow charged at him, covering himself in a purple aura as Virus did the same. Virus summoned a purple portal in front of him at the last moment and vanished before Shadow could hit him, but then appeared from below and hit him with an uppercut, then blasted him towards another wall. Shadow quickly recovered, touched the wall with his feet and propelled himself back towards Virus who fired another beam. Shadow teleported using chaos control and appeared beside Virus a second before shoulder barging him and knocking him into a wall.
Shadow teleported various times, knocking him around in the air until Virus managed to counterattack and hit him with a downward kick, dragging him down through the floorboard of some random building and into an indoor car parking lot, dragging him along the ground for a few moments before Shadow hit him with a chaos spear and kicked him into one of the pillars.
Virus began to glow brightly as he summoned several black holes behind him, sinking various vehicles into the holes and opening them up nearby to fling them at Shadow. He leaped across them towards Virus, who promptly punched him in the face, with Shadow countering with a kick to the stomach, followed by hitting Shadow's chin upwards with his elbow, then with Shadow hitting Virus with an elbow drop to the chest before grabbing and throwing him outside.
Virus flipped and landed on one car, with Shadow following him as he leaped out the same window. Virus threw more spikes, which scratched him slightly as he tried to avoid them and then jumped towards Virus who hopped back onto another car as he did so. This continued for a short while until they got near a motorway, where Virus leaped ahead and punched Shadow, sending him flying. He then lifted a lorry and threw it, but Shadow suddenly charged through it, covered it waves of purple energy and tackled Virus.
Virus summoned a giant purple decaying hand to stop Shadow but he simply spun round and charged through him once more. The third time Virus leaped up, and Shadow followed, but Virus thought he would do so and summoned a portal beneath him, grabbing Shadow's legs with tentacles, and then hammered him into the ground. As Shadow broke free he kneed Virus in the face, knocking him back and to his knees.
The Loli Rangers were watching with binoculars from far away. Fearing the worst, Loli Red said, "This looks bad, guys, we gotta help him, or else we won't get paid!"
"Oh no!" Loli Blue exclaimed as she put her hands to her cheeks.
"That means we can't do fun stuff." Loli Black said.
"And that's terrible." Loli Green finished, with a nod.
Loli Yellow held up a sign saying, "I think not helping is a better idea at the moment."
As usual, the others ignored her and decided to summon their giant mech: Magical Girl Moe-chan to lend a helping hand. Before they could do anything, they saw another giant robot approaching them at blistering speed, when he suddenly stopped and landed on the building. The giant robot was piloted by Tails, which was basically a large robotic version of himself, with the blue and yellow design of the second Tornado. The yellow parts of Tails fur were blue on the robot, and the white parts were yellow, though the fingers and outline of the robot's ears were also yellow, and it had green eyes. "I wasn't expecting to use this today, but I'll have to stop you if you're working with Virus!"
"That's so awesome." Loli Black said as she shed a tear, concerning Tails' mech.
"Very well, fox, we shall battle!" Loli Red replied.
Back on the motorway streets, as Shadow and Virus stared at each other, out of breath and clearly tired, with cars evading them as they drove past, Virus was suddenly impaled by a black hand. Lily suddenly appeared behind him, who smirked as she lifted him off the ground, also shocking Tails, the Loli Rangers and startling Shadow. "Sorry about this, Virus, but its my turn now." She flung him off the bridge towards the sea and then fired a large green energy beam, powerful enough to vaporise him. She laughed maniacally as she did so. "It looks like I'm the main villain now." Lily saw Rose land on the bridge far behind her but turned her attention to Shadow. "You look a little tired. Maybe you should lay down…for good." Lily tried to trip him with a tentacle but he jumped, and get caught by one Lily fired above. She then charged up another blast and knocked him off the bridge with it.
After a deep breath, she spun round to face Rose as she said, "So let's continue where we left off last time…"
Eggman was watching this from the safety of a newly constructed base, and upon seeing Virus taken out, sported a devilish grin and got up, as he proceeded to take action.


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We are very pleased to welcome back Simon Clarke to our Pro Register for the 2015 tour. Simon made a host of friends at last year's ToMR and his actions during this year's Giro d'Italia have served only to confirm what we already knew; that he is a great bloke as well as a great bike rider. With a number of other Orica-GreenEDGE riders about to join the Register and several requests to bring partners to Margaret River, ToMR is beginning to look like an end of season trip for our beloved team in green and blue.


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As a former Fugees vocalist found to her cost this week, only death and taxes are inevitable. Nobody's told Wigan this, though. Roberto Martinez's men have been cheating fate for years. Three seasons running the master escapologists have smiled gaily into the jaws of the Championship. Three times they lived to fight another day. Is this the year that Wigan, like the miseducated Lauryn Hill, finally pay the piper?
A place in the relegation party remains up for grabs. Three is the tragic number. One more team will join the (not so) super-hoops of QPR and Reading in the Championship. One more set of fans must brew the coffee extra-strong and brace themselves for 9 long months watching Manish Bhasin's witching hour of Football League highlights.
Who will it be? It's a testimony to how tight it is that anyone up to Stoke in 11th could still drop. The bottom half of the table is messier than a toddler after an ice-cream. For the first time in a decade, a team could be relegated despite having reached the psychologically important 40 points barrier. Too Good for the English Game asked Editor-in-Chief, Sonny Pike, for his scouting report on the teams a-teetering…
Newcastle. It beggars belief that we are even discussing Newcastle. Despite the mid-season loss of Demba Ba to Chelsea, Newcastle still have some of the most talented players in the Premiership. How the hell are they down there? Alan Pardew won't be the first person to win Manager of the Year one season and be relegated the next (George Burley saw to that when his Ipswich team were found floating face down in the water in 2002), but it's a rather ignominious list to join. Surely a team that boasts the class of Hatem Ben Arfa, Fabricio Collocini, Yohann Cabaye and Papisse Cisse has enough to survive.
By contrast, Aston Villa and their tedious brand of football have been bothering and boring me in equal measure for years. While most seasons I would be baying for their execution with all the fervour of a Daily Mail reader, I just can't summon the anger this year. Playing a team of sub-23 year olds has too much derring-do about it to wish them any ill-will. Paul Lambert, himself a babe in arms in coaching terms, has also shown enough in his nascent managerial career to promise more. It would be good to see his penniless Midlands project continue in the top-flight.
Heavy-spending Martin O'Neill has recently been at the helm of both Villa and fellow strugglers Sunderland. Relegation for either won't do his legacy a great deal of good. The Black Cats play a not-yet-out-of-the woods Southampton at the weekend. Then it's on to White Hart Lane, against a Spurs side gunning for the Champions League. Goal difference is Sunderland's friend, though. If Wigan pull off a fourth Houdini act, this buffer should still be enough for the Wearsiders to avoid playing games on a Friday night next year.
Wigan are huge sporting overachievers. Their town has a top-flight football team and a Rugby League power-house. Not bad for a populace half the size of Camden. More so, given the yearly ritual for the Lancastrians to be fleeced of their best players. Antonio Valencia. Victor Moses. Hugo Rodallega. Mohammed Diame. Charles N'Zogbia. Lee Cattermole. Wilson Palacios. Every summer, teams with more of the folding stuff have rifled through the Latic's squad like a box of Quality Street. Eventually, you're left with nothing but those odd-tasting green triangle ones. Or, in Wigan's case, Franco di Santo. In theory, a solitary win on the final day against Villa could do it. In reality, something at the Emirates is likely to be necessary. Fingers crossed the Wiganers take it easy in the Cup Final so that they're fresh…
Which leaves us with Norwich. Norwich weren't meant to play a part in this sorry tale. But ever since Christmas, Delia's lot have looked like they, too, have been at the sherry, dropping from 7th to 16th. Failure to pick up points against West Brom puts the boozy pan-wielder's boys in critical danger. They play Manchester City on the final day, a team who have averaged 5 goals a game against the green and golds since their return to the Premiership. I expect Wigan to get a result against Villa in Game 38 (who, by then, should be safe). The Toon must also, surely, somehow beat a path to safety. So when the bookmaker comes a-knocking, Too Good's hard-earned/ill-gotten is going on the Canaries to fall down the mine-shaft.
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Just back from a conference in Illinois, where she spoke about the social theory of reflexivity in education, Lindsay Vecchio sat down for an interview to share a bit about her experience as a student at the University of Florida.
Before coming to UF, Vecchio was a lecturer at the Université de Picardie Jules Verne in Beauvais, France. She completed her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Michigan and has an interest for ELI students in mainstream classrooms, especially Haitian language learners.
You're a Midwesterner who has traveled and taught abroad. How did you settle on the University of Florida to continue your education?
What bought me to the University of Florida was Dr. Candace Harper's research on mainstream classroom teachers working with English language learners, which was exactly what I was interesting in studying. Also, I was attracted to learning in the state of Florida because of the large immigrant population, which could lead to many research opportunities.
What has inspired you to pursue language studies, and eventually teaching?
I've always had an interest in learning foreign language. I've studied abroad several times and was a French major in college. To me, teaching language is the other side of the coin. After I graduated with my Bachelor's in French, I got a job teaching English in France. From that experience I realized that I not only loved to learn language, but I love to teach it too.
How do you intend to use a degree here to further your education and your career?
I'm going to use what I learn here to be a better language teacher. Both my in- and out-of-class experience have given me insight into how important context is for learning.
That field experience includes volunteering in an ESOL class at Gainesville High School. How do these local experiences compare to what you've learned teaching abroad?
I like that I get to see the children develop over time. Children abroad are comfortable in their own land while learning a foreign language, but children in this country are usually here for good. They have to adapt to the culture as well the language.
Have you had any unique teaching or learning experiences here?
When I first started volunteering at GHS, there was an ESOL student in the 8th grade who hadn't learned to read or write at all. A few years later he was able to do both. I enjoyed watching him develop and felt proud of his accomplishments.
What has been the most helpful to you during your time at UF so far?
The most helpful experiences have been the opportunities I've had outside of the classroom, which includes volunteering at GHS, being a teaching assistant, and attending local and national conferences.
Have you had any shifts in perception about teaching?
Before I was more focused on teaching. Now I focus on how the context – the student's background, culture, etc. – plays into everything else in education.
What kind of financial assistance do you receive?
The awesome thing about a fellowship is that you have a set amount of money coming in every year. It made me sure that I would be here for four years focusing on my degree while knowing that I'd have work as a teaching assistant.
Have you received any career counseling during your fellowship?
The professors I've worked with have strongly encouraged me to diversify my portfolio of work. To do this they recommended speaking at a variety of conferences in places outside Florida.
I would like to become a university professor or administrator.


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Q: Inserting cursor in middle of Komodo Edit macro I have set up a macro for Smarty in Komodo Edit which adds a {$|@dumpr} when I press my specified key binding (which, for info is Ctrl+Alt+P).
What I would like is the cursor to be automatically inserted between the $ and the | so I can type my variable name without having to manually navigate my way in there.
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Shock fall in pupils passing phonics test (but should they really be asked to read nonsense words?)
Children are asked to read 40 words for the assessment
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Children are tested on phonics and how to 'decode' words in Year 1 (Image: Getty Images)
The proportion of Potteries pupils mastering phonics by the time they turn six has dropped to its lowest level for four years.
Figures show 78 per cent of Year 1 children in Stoke-on-Trent met the national standard in the 'phonics check' in 2019. This marked a two per cent decline on 2018's results.
In Staffordshire schools, 84 per cent of pupils passed the test – down one per cent on the previous year. While in Cheshire East, results stayed steady at 84 per cent.
Government ministers have championed phonics as the key to teaching children to read. Youngsters learn how to build up letters to form words and sentences.
Fall in 7-year-olds mastering writing skills in Stoke-on-Trent - despite major campaign to improve literacy
But the national check has attracted controversy, not least because half of the 40 words that pupils are tested on are made up. All the 'pseudo-words' they have to read - such as 'spraw' and 'meck' - are accompanied by pictures of imaginary creatures.
All children who miss out on reaching the national standard in Year 1 are re-assessed in Year 2.
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This summer, 89 per cent of Stoke-on-Trent pupils, 92 per cent of Staffordshire children and 93 per cent of Cheshire East pupils had passed phonics by the end of key stage one.
Nationally, it is the first time results have fallen in phonics since the tests were introduced, with 82 per cent meeting the required standard in 2019.
But Paul Whiteman, general secretary of the NAHT heads' union, described the phonics test as a 'poor use of staff time' and said it 'should not be compulsory for children'.
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Find the most important information about El Paso International Airport: Flights, Departures, Arrivals, Parking, Car Rentals, Hotels near the airport and other information about El Paso Airport (ELP). Plan your travel to ELP Airport with the information provided in this site.
El Paso Airport is the largest airport in West Texas.
You can find in El Paso Airport plenty of attractions regarding art and folklore of the region.
El Paso is the largest city of Western Texas and the second most important city along the U.S. and Mexico border.
El Paso is located facing the U.S. Mexico border to Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua and Mexico.
El Paso International Airport (IATA: ELP, ICAO: KELP) is an international public airport located 6 kilometers (4 miles) northeast of downtown El Paso, in Texas, United States.
It serves El Paso, Las Cruces in United States and Ciudad Juarez in Mexico, being an important transportation hub between the U.S. and Mexico. El Paso Airport is the largest airport in West Texas.
Top domestic destinations from El Paso Airport are Dallas Fort Worth, Phoenix, Dallas-Love, Los Angeles, Houston-Hobby, Houston-Intercontinental, Atlanta, Chicago and Denver.
El Paso Airport registered a total flow of 3,517,053 passengers during 2019.
However, during 2020, total passengers decrease to 1,491,148 due to coronavirus crisis.
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El Paso Airport has a single passenger terminal split into two levels and distributed from West (A) and East (B) concourses, following a pier-satellite layout.
See the terminal level distribution below:
- Lower level: Find in this level the Departures Hall, the baggage claim area, the check-in area and the Arrivals Hall.
- Upper level: This level hosts the boarding area with the East and West concourses plus different amenities.
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Bus: By Sun Metro bus lines no.33 and no.50.
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6 Jaw-Dropping Russian Mysteries • Latest UFO Sightings, Recent Alien Sightings, UFO Recent Sightings
In recent years, there have been a number of strange sightings and discoveries in Russia that have sparked discussions about the possibility of extraterrestrial life. From a mysterious creature found in the wilderness to a strange light seen in a lake, these incidents have left many people wondering if they could be proof of alien activity in Russia.
In 1996, a local woman discovered a strange creature in the wilderness, which was dubbed Alyoshenka by the media. According to the woman, the creature was still alive when she discovered it. Some experts believe it could be a primate, like a squirrel monkey, but the fact that it was found in Siberia, where squirrel monkeys are not native, raises questions about its origin. Forensic investigator Chase Kloetzke also pointed out that there were no signs of gore or fluids, which would be expected if the creature had just survived a crash.
In 2011, a farmer in a small village in Russia reported that his home was shaken by a large explosion nearby. While looking for the source of the explosion, the farmer stumbled upon some remains that looked nothing like the usual local wildlife. The creature had a strange head and an even stranger torso and limbs, and appeared to be petrified. The fact that the remains were found in a state of mummification raised questions about whether it could be an undiscovered dinosaur or even a creature from Slavic folklore, such as Baba Yaga, a witch who lives in the woods and eats children.
In 2013, a video surfaced of a bright light seen in Lake Baikal, the oldest and deepest lake in the world. The light appeared to be coming from beneath the surface of the lake, but experts were unable to explain what it could be. Some theories suggested it could be a search light from another unseen boat or aircraft, but the way the light rippled on the surface of the water ruled that out. Others suggested it could be bioluminescent marine life, but there are no known bioluminescent animals in the lake.
In 2019, a photographer in Moscow captured footage of a cluster of circular objects flying in front of the moon. The objects appeared to be orbiting the moon, but their size, estimated to be 2-3 miles wide, would make them almost 40 times larger than the International Space Station, the largest craft in Earth's orbit. Some experts suggested they could be satellites, but the fact that they were not in the same orbit as other spacecrafts raised questions about their origin.
Overall, it's clear that there are a number of strange sightings and discoveries in Russia that have yet to be fully explained. While some experts have offered possible explanations, such as the creature found in the wilderness being a malformed primate or the light in the lake being a search light, there are still many unanswered questions and lingering doubts about the true nature of these incidents. Whether or not they are proof of alien activity in Russia remains to be seen, but they are certainly intriguing and worth further investigation.
Please take a moment to watch the video provided by the History Channel to learn more about this topic.
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In 2020 Professor Gupta was appointed Editor in Chief of the Journal of Marketing Research, where he had been co-editor since 2016. From 2010 to 2013 Professor Gupta was Johnson's Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. In that role he was responsible for recruitment and development of faculty, and for the school's research function. From 2014 to 2018 he was director of Cornell's PhD program in Management.
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Cellulose Insulation is our specialty. Be it new construction or whole house retrofit insulation, Northeast has the experience and equipment to maximize the efficiency potential of your structure. We offer loose fill for open attic insulation. (R-3.8/inch) and dense pack cellulose insulation for closed cavity (R-3.5/inch; walls, rim joists, sloped ceilings).
For more information about cellulose insulation check out this great website Cellulose Insulation Manufacturers Association. They have great research and diagrams to answer almost any question you may have about the application, performance and benefits.
Dense-packed cellulose doesn't settle, because it can't. It's installed at twice its settled density, which means that it's under slight pressure in the wall or ceiling cavity. Those home show displays that show cellulose settling, or worse, blowing around in a box? They're tricks. They're purposely under-filled to promote the myth that cellulose settles and help them sell you some other product. Don't be fooled.
Cel-Pak has an 83% recycled content, primarily over-issue newsprint and other ground wood paper sources. The paper is fully fiberized (reduced to cellulose fiber) and infused with borate, a naturally occurring mineral. Borate gives cellulose a Class A fire rating. In fact, a cellulose insulated structure is arguably safer than one insulated with another insulation, because borate treated cellulose helps limit the spread of a fire and produces no smoke.
As a rule, cellulose insulation costs more to install than glass fiber and less to install than sprayed foams. Cellulose offers performance advantages that go beyond R-Value, so the extra expense is quickly recovered, and the savings just go on and on. Because cellulose offers comparable savings to typical sprayed foam installations, you save money at installation, and the savings just continue. So we believe the right answer is that cellulose represents the best total value, dollar for dollar, among common competing insulations.
National Fiber's Cel-Pak cellulose insulation is an all borate formulations (for fire, pest and mold resistance). Borate is on odorless mineral that doesn't outgas, which is a fancy way to say National Fiber's Cel-Pak product doesn't produce funny smells. Some cellulose manufacturers use an ammonium sulfate/borate mix. That can produce objectionable odors, under the right conditions. If you insist on our all borate formulations, you'll never have this problem.
Cellulose insulation requires no vapor barrier in the overwhelming majority of installations. It does an excellent job of limiting air movement, and because it's hygroscopic, it manages moisture as well. Some insulations require vapor barriers because they do such a poor job of preventing air movement, air that can carry moisture with it. The problem is that, where we live, moisture and air don't always move in the same direction through a building, depending on the time of year. So what about those products that need a vapor barrier? Effectively, half the year it's on the wrong side of the wall! Cellulose doesn't have that problem.
Sprayed foam insulations can be green, too.
Sorry, no way. In our opinion, the only thing green about sprayed foams is the money you pay for them. Sprayed foam insulations are made with petroleum and petroleum byproducts, and that just isn't green in our book. Learn more about what we think being green means here.
Sorry, we don't think they're green, either. First, they're not soy 'based' - they contain a small amount of soy additive. While soy added to foam does save a little bit of oil or chemicals, the soy had to be grown, watered, fertilized, harvested, trucked, processed - well, you get the idea. Foams with soy additive are heavily marketed for their soy content, which is something called 'greenwashing'.For more of our thoughts on what makes an insulation green, see our What's Green?page.
They can, certainly - but only where they're actually sprayed. There are areas that aren't routinely foamed, like the junction of a wall's bottom plate with the floor, or the top plate with upper story framing and flooring, etc. The bottom line is that proper installation of anyinsulation should include comprehensive air sealing. Simply spraying the cavities (stud and rafter bays) with foam doesn't properly and comprehensively air seal the structure, no matter what anyone may tell you to the contrary.
We also have a lot of experience inspecting structures in the field that says that foams, especially the more rigid foams, don't have the flexibility to move as the structure does. That means there can be cracking and separations between the foam and the framing members as the lumber dries, shrinks and moves, which can allow air infiltration.
R-Values are determined in labs, and they only measure one of the four ways that heat moves through a wall. For instance, there's no wind in a lab. So if we compare an R-19 glass fiber insulated wall to an R-20 cellulose wall on a 20-degree day in February, with a 20-mile an hour wind, that glass fiber wall may be delivering real-world performance well below R-19. (The R-Value of the glass fiber hasn't changed, but R-Value doesn't measure heat energy transfer due to the movement of air through the insulation.) The cellulose wall? Still performing at R-20.
Of course, you want your insulation choice to do a good job insulating. But to do that, it has to do a lot of things - effectively prevent air infiltration, manage moisture, etc. And you don't want it to create problems - make a good home for pests, outgas, etc. And then there are things you want it to do that you might not associate with an insulation product, like make your home safer in the event of a fire, do the best job of reducing noise, and have the least impact possible on the environment.
National Fiber's Cel-Pak insulation does a great job at all the things a great insulation should do, with none of the potential downsides.
First, no insulation will handle a failed structure or building assembly that's allowing liquid water to enter in any meaningful quantity. None.
Well, you could - but that doesn't mean you should. There's a proper way to install cellulose, and lots of ways that aren't. A proper loose-blown attic job will be inspected for problems, may have old insulation removed, have the soffits blocked off, have air-sealing done - you get the picture. There's more to it than just renting the machine and blowing the cellulose. (And lots of those big box cellulose products aren't as clean as National Fiber's. Many have ammonium sulfate in them. (See the answer to 'Cellulose produces funny smells', above.) Besides, don't you have better things to do with your weekend?
Loose fill cellulose is a blanket of continuous insulation over your attic flat. The micro fibers of the cellulose lock together to maintain its depth and R-value over time. In this R-60 attic we constructed an elevated catwalk/storage platform over the insulation.
Dense pack cellulose can be used in new construction or retrofit insulation applications. Dense pack does not settle and provides a solid air barrier.


Jurassic Park 3 is directed by Joe Johnston and stars Sam Neill, William H. Macy, Tea Leoni, Alessandro Nivola, Trevor Morgan, and Michael Jeter. This movie is somehow even worse than The Lost World. Just in case you haven't seen Jurassic Park 3. Check the movie out and then come back to this review, because in order for me to fully explain how awful this movie is I have to Spoil stuff. So the story of this movie is basically we need to get Alan Grant back on the island. So we have a boy who crash lands while he is parasailing and this family lies to Alan to get him to the island by telling him we just need you to be our guide, but in reality, it is the boy's parents. They get Alan to agree by offering him money, just like in the first movie the motivation for going there is money. Right from the start of this movie I couldn't believe how painfully obvious the green-screen is. The characters who are parasailing in the foreground and then the background of the ocean and the mountains look like they are on a completely different color scheme. For some strange reason director, Joe Johnston and the special effects team decided to use a lot of close-ups of CGI dinosaurs. Now if you go back and watch Jurassic Park and The Lost World close-up shots of dinosaurs were almost always animatronic. CGI was mostly used for wide shots because you're not closely examining these computer details that Spielberg and his team knew just weren't up to par for that type of filmmaking. In Jurassic Park 3 there are tons of detailed close-ups of CGI dinosaurs and they don't hold up anymore. It's great to see Sam Neill back he's the best part of this movie I love him as the character of Alan Grant and it's also nice to see Laura Dern back as Ellie, but they made them break up for some reason. The scene with the plane going to the island has the dumbest scene in the entire series. We have Alan having his Raptor dream in which a Raptor looks at him and says his name. Another very disappointing thing for me was the characters they're not entertaining. They're poorly written. The only interesting character is Alan Grant and a lot of that is because we love Sam Neil and he is so good as that character. Easily the most annoying person in the film is the character played by Tea Leoni all she does is scream constantly. William H.Macy just makes terrible jokes none of it worked at all. The character Billy well likable is such a boring and dull character. Another big problem with the movie was the animatronics aren't really that good. The Spinosaurus creature looks like something you would see on the Jurassic Park ride at Universal. The T-Rex versus Spinosaurus fight we were all excited to see last about 20 seconds. This movie doesn't have a clear antagonist. Spinosaurus doesn't count that thing just shows up every once in a while to chase them. The antagonists should have been the Kirby's they lied about everything got Alan and Billy to the most dangerous place on Earth just because they're looking for their son. This movie is just a series of scenes in which people run away from dinosaurs. I did read one thing on IMDB about this movie and that is that the film began shooting before the script was complete well that explains a lot. 1 out of 5 stars for Jurassic Park 3. I hope you enjoyed my review and I hope it helped you decide whether to see the movie or not.


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Q: Which is the best option to compress a 3 minute audio file for an iphone app? I have 30 audios that need to be in the app. Each audio is around 3 minutes long. The original file size of a single audio file is around 5mb and I need to compress it so the app wont be bulky. Is there any option to compress the audio file without losing the quality??
This is for an ios app

A: From Apple's documentation:

Preferred Audio Formats in iOS
For uncompressed (highest quality) audio, use 16-bit, little endian, linear PCM audio data packaged in a CAF file.
For compressed audio when playing one sound at a time, and when you don't need to play audio simultaneously with the iPod application, use the AAC format packaged in a CAF or m4a file.
Hardware assisted decoding

*

*AAC (MPEG-4 Advanced Audio Coding)

*ALAC (Apple Lossless)

*HE-AAC (MPEG-4 High Efficiency AAC)

*MP3 (MPEG-1 audio layer 3)

Try different formats and see what is best for your project. Compressed audio is not synonym for bad quality.


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""" Testing tweepy_patch.

File: test_tweepy_patch.py
Author: SpaceLis
Email: Wen.Li@tudelft.nl
GitHub: http://github.com/spacelis
Description:

"""
# pylint: disable=R0904
import unittest

class TestStack(unittest.TestCase):

    """Test case docstring."""

    def setUp(self):
        pass

    def tearDown(self):
        pass

    def test_stack(self):
        """ test_stack """
        from crawler.api_patch import stack

        class ATestClase(object):  # pylint: disable=R0903

            """Docstring for ATestClase. """

            def __init__(self, api):
                """@todo: to be defined1.

                :api: @todo

                """
                self._api = api

        class AnotherClass(ATestClase):

            """Docstring for AnotherClass. """

            @classmethod
            def parse(cls, api, x):
                """@todo: Docstring for parse.

                :x: @todo
                :returns: @todo

                """
                s = cls(api)
                setattr(s, 'x', x)
                return s

            def objfunc(self):
                """ dummy """
                pass

        def mockfunc(_, mockee, api, x):
            """ dummy """
            s = mockee(api, x)
            setattr(s, 'y', x+1)
            return s
        stack(AnotherClass, 'parse', mockfunc)
        s = AnotherClass.parse('testapi', 10)
        self.assertEqual(s.y, 11)  # pylint: disable=E1101

    def test_patched_status(self):
        """@todo: Docstring for test_patched_status.
        :returns: @todo

        """
        from tweepy.models import Status
        from crawler.tweepy_patch import patch
        patch()
        s = Status.parse('test_api', {'a': 1, 'b': 2})
        # pylint: disable=E1101,W0212
        self.assertEqual(s._raw, '{"a": 1, "b": 2}')
        self.assertEqual(s.a, 1)
        self.assertEqual(s.b, 2)

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Renée Rienne (numele adevărat Renée Goursaud, alias Le Corbeau, "Corbul") este un personaj fictiv din serialul de televiziune Alias și este jucată de Élodie Bouchez.

A fost introdusă la sfârșitul primului episod al sezonului 5. Rienne ocupă locul opt pe lista celor mai căutați criminali ai CIA-ului. A lucrat în secret cu Michael Vaughn timp de șapte ani. Când l-a contactat pentru prima dată pe Vaughn, i-a spus că tatăl lui, Bill Vaughn, a lucrat împreună cu tatăl ei la un proiect secret: Prophet Five. Renee a fost responsabilă pentru numeroase crime; printre care: asasinarea ministrului de interne al Turciei, moartea a trei agenți CIA din Serbia, un atac al unui post de ascultare din Turcia, furtul sicriului criogenic de la DCS.

În "Out of the Box" sunt dezvăluite câteva detalii despre trecutul ei. În copilărie a fost bolnavă de foarte multe ori. Tatăl ei, Luc Goursaud, a fost un subiect al Prophet Five până când a descoperit ceva care l-a înspăimântat. El a luat-o pe Rienne și a fugit, dar a fost găsit mai târziu și capturat în timp ce Rienne era de față. De atunci a jurat să se răzbune pe Prophet Five.

Mulți ani mai târziu, Rienne a furat sicriul criogenic, crezând că în interiorul lui se afla tatăl ei. După ce un timp după ce l-a deschis, și-a dat seama că în locul tatălui ei se afla un cercetător Prophet Five, Doctorul Aldo Desantis, care lucrase cu tatăl lui Renée. Desantis a fost transformat, probabil prin tehnologia Proiectului Helix, într-o dublură a lui Luc Goursaud. Sydney l-a demascat ca fiind impostor, dar Desantis a evadat cu ajutorului lui Gordon Dean.

Rienne a continuat să lucreze neoficial cu APO. În episodul "The Horizon", ea l-a ajutat pe Jack Bristow (deși fără succes) să încerce să o salveze pe Sydney de la răpitorii ei, Prophet Five. Pe parcursul acestei misiuni, ea l-a omorât pe Desantis, care era implicat în răpire, din ordinele lui Jack. În episodul "Maternal Instinct", ea a lucrat cu Marcus Dixon pentru a obține informații despre o misiune secretă de la fosta organizație SD-6.

În episodul "30 Seconds", Sydney i-a oferit o poziție la APO, dar Renée a refuzat deoarece prefera să lucreze după propriul ei orar și pentru că avea încredere în puțini oameni. Ea este omorâtă, puțin mai târziu, de către Anna Espinosa, care se dădea drept Sydney.

La autopsia lui Renée s-a descoperit un microcip incomplet, ascuns în corpul ei de cel puțin 30 de ani. Cipul era marcat cu "Andre Micheaux", numele adevărat al lui Vaughn. Cealaltă jumătate a cipului, se afla ascunsă în corpul lui Vaughn și era marcat cu "Renée Goursaud", numele adevărat al lui Renée Rienne. Cipul complet a dezvăluit locația un bunker, în care se aflau informații despre Prophet Five, strânse de Bill Vaughn și Luc Goursaud.

Personaje din serialul Alias
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UPSilon - UNIX for Bright UPS monitoring and controlling software continuously monitors the status of the utility AC power and the UPS battery condition via the RS232 serial port in the UPS. Bright UPS will notify the UPSilon software when the AC source has failed and that the UPS is using the battery to support the AC output to the computer. If a prolonged power outage occurs, UPSilon - UNIX for Bright UPS software detects the Low Battery status. UPSilon will then automatically save files and cause an orderly shutdown of application software and the operating system before the battery capacity has been exhausted.
In addition, the UPSilon version of power management software monitors, analyses and logs a wide range UPS operating parameters via RS232 serial port in the UPS. UPSilon supports the real-time graphical display of input/output voltage, frequency, output load, and UPS temperatures and battery capacity.
Orderly system shutdown after low battery detected.