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Imogen Heap: tweeting to the top
British electro musician Imogen Heap explains how social media shaped her most recent album, Ellipse
Holly Sands
From asking her fans to vote on the songs for the set lists on her current world tour, to receiving tweets on her collar while walking down the red carpet at the Grammys, electro musician Imogen Heap's original style, passion for engineering sound and unusual approach to social media sets her apart from artists who prefer to remain in their ivory towers. Posting tweets, blog entries (www.imogenheap.com/iblog) and video blogs on Youtube.com while she recorded her latest album, Ellipse, Heap encouraged feedback, opening up a conversation with her fans and ultimately shaping the project, which went on to win this year's Grammy for Best Engineered Non-Classical Album. The 32-year-old has come a long way since she released tracks such as 'Hide and Seek' in 2004, which featured in popular teen series The O.C. and brought her into the mainstream conscious, with much radio play in both the US and UK.
You won a Grammy for your last album Ellipse. What was that like?
It came as a surprise when they told me on stage, and I was beside myself with excitement. The audience's first question was 'what are you going to wear?' That's what a girl thinks about when she's told she is going to a special night. I wanted to include the social media side as well as the fans that helped me through the process. This award really meant something to me.
I had funded my last record by re-mortgaging my flat and now I had the money to buy my old family house. It was quite a transformation. Winning for engineering made it all really worthwhile since it was done in the basement of that house where I built my studio. I had worked amongst professionals in the studios for years, and I had learnt how to do it on my own. They listened to my record and thought it sounded great. I almost felt embarrassed for winning it because I'm not a 60-year-old engineer, I'm still in the early stages.
You are an avid blogger and you have written about the recording process for Ellipse. What do you think about the relationship between social media, blogging and music?
My love affair with blogging and being connected to people who make my career possible – the fans – started seven years ago. I was talking to my webmaster, James, and he said 'you should start blogging and talking online to fans, they'd love to hear about your process and stuff'. So I set up a blog and after writing a post, within minutes I had a response back, and suddenly everything changed. It seemed like there was a physical wall, a barrier between the fans and me, and I didn't know who they were. I felt misrepresented in the press; I didn't enjoy that side of it. I enjoyed being online and experiencing the recording side of things with people online, that struck a cord with me. People buying records should hear about the process of making them. Some people didn't want to spoil the surprise, others relished in the fact that they could go through the ups and downs and struggles with the artist.
What are your plans for the summer? Any plans to record a new album?
I'm writing music for an orchestra to be performed at Abbot Hall. It's a film score for a project I'm putting together. When I finish the tour, I'll announce it. Its aim is to get anyone who fancies it to get involved by taking a photo of why they love earth and send it to the website. Then over 3-4 months, we will collect the footage and edit it together to make a 30-minute piece about the earth. I want people at our shows to see this and be so in love with the planet that they will want to treat it like a family member, not just a stranger. The plan is to release it just like the French film, Home, where it'll be shown to a packed theatre every night for free. It'll be my first time conducting an orchestra.
You've taken part in a lot of charity work. What kind of projects have you been involved with?
I was doing this conference called PopTech in London in May. I had just rehearsed three songs and hadn't had the time to do any more. At the end of it, they asked if I could play anything else. I said 'No, but I can improvise something'. I asked people for a key and a melody. I made this piece of music that was like five or six minutes long and everyone absolutely loved it. They loved seeing the process of how a melody came about. Someone came to me after the show and asked if they could use the song for their charity. I said yes. I could make something easily, inspired by the audience, and create a piece of music that could be downloaded for charity. Audiences can help their own town by inspiring a piece of music. I love this locally-based charity idea. We need to help each other and our families, and treat the earth the way we want to be treated.
Ellipse is in stores now.
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I just came back from visiting my son, now 21. As I think about my next steps in the world—I've moved into my third rental space in less than two years—it seems like a good time to post this draft of a blog post I found in my files recently. I'm not sure why it never got pushed live when I wrote it over a year ago.
Burn it all down. Room by room. Tree by tree.
I was in a trauma counseling session, trying a technique my doctor had recommended called brainspotting. It's based on EMDR, and doesn't seem significantly different to me. In any case, I'd been having a lot of panic attacks and my doctor thought this would help.
I'd been cooped up all winter with a broken ankle, so it hadn't mattered so much that whenever I had to go anywhere I had to put my head down between my knees for several minutes, maybe an hour. But now that I needed to catch up on a bunch of tasks as well as move forward in my life, this type of handicap was unacceptable.
We started by focusing on a wildfire that affected my neighborhood the previous fall. I didn't think the fire itself was the problem. It was a metaphor for many other disasters in my life, many lovingly built structures that had been destroyed. I was having a hard time finding shelter. Believing in shelter.
The trauma specialist told me to burn the whole house down. And the entire surrounding forest. And then see what happened. In my mind's eye, obviously, not for "real." But when you mentally enact these scenarios with these headphones on, you're in a slightly hypnotized state, and the affect is high. It does feel real.
However, it wasn't as hard as I'd expected to burn down most of my little house. The kitchen I'd designed so carefully. The walls I'd stayed up all hours mudding and painting. The floors I'd refinished. My wonderful soaker tub. Those beautiful windows and skylights. The gleaming golden ceiling. The "spirit in the sky" turquoise paint in the hallway. Bye to the Persian rugs chosen for these spaces. I had to close my eyes, but all the bookshelves my brother built and all their contents went to ash without the world collapsing into a black hole.
It was harder to see the old lilacs and the monster Ponderosas go. Some of those trees are among the oldest in the canyon.
I stopped when I came to Julian's room. I mentally stood in the doorway for twenty minutes or more, keeping the flames at my back.
What's happening? the trauma specialist asks.
I'm trying to burn my son's room, I say.
Oh, she says. We'd both been expecting other, older events to come up, stuff from my own childhood, as the walls of my house fell.
It wasn't what this room was, but all the things it wasn't. It was never sunny and welcoming, like the south-facing corner room Julian had in our pre-divorce home, with its warm, pine-paneled walls. I was never able to get the furniture arranged so the room in this "new" house felt right. Partly because while we lived there Julian was at an age where whatever I said wasn't going to be received.
There were things I found in this room, over the years, things I didn't want to find. In some cases the use was all too clear. I never figured out what some of those other things were for.
This room was empty a lot of the time. When you're divorced, you only get to be a parent half time. If there's a hint of conflict—and when isn't there?—with a teenager, there's always the other parent, promising no curfew.
Standing, in my mind, in Julian's doorway as the flames try without success to eradicate all of that—the rap and the Sponge Bob posters with their mixed messages, the other signs I found, almost too late, of his psychic pain, I realize it's not that I don't want to let it go. It's that I don't want to let go of the hope that I can roll back time and fix it. THEN.
But how's Julian NOW? the trauma specialist asks, gently.
I want to say he's fine, but then I realize that's just a statement of faith, or even hubris, like some guy from Arkansas who knows nothing of foreign policy who pontificates on Iran. Julian's in college, and I see him once or twice per year. I had the money in savings to pay for tuition, but not much extra for travel. All I have to go on is what he tells me over the phone, and what he posts on Facebook, which isn't much.
Pretty good for long distance, I say. But we don't talk or text every day like some parents do. He tells me what he's thinking about as a consequence of his physics seminars. I listen to his music uploads on Soundcloud. He shares his thoughts on relationships.
THEN WHAT ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT? she asks. Do you realize how many parents don't have this?
I don't know, I say. I wasn't the kind of mother I thought I'd be. I never made this room into what I imagined. In fact, I was sort of thinking this house was just the first post-divorce house, and then I'd give him a *real* home.
So it's okay if this house burns?
In a way. If I had a better house to go to. But that never happened. And now it doesn't matter, because he's gone anyway. It just all seems…irrelevant… now. I didn't finish the nest, really, and now what's the point?
I kept trying. I kept thinking tomorrow would be another day. But it feels like we're out of tomorrows.
So now it's time to go build your nest, she says. What would that look like?
Good question. I never for one minute thought I'd have a tough time answering that. I've always been an independent person, with a strong sense of who *I* am. But maybe because I also had a strong sense of WAIT, GET BACK HERE, KID, I'M NOT DONE WITH YOU, I wasn't quite as ready for this next step as I expected.
I move out of the doorway and let the roof come down on the last room standing.
But I don't feel right about it.
—Hat tip to Andi O'Conor's blog, Burning Down the House.
In Deep Survival, Laurence Gonzales writes that people who are lost in the wilderness and survive often have in common that they prayed. Those who are found but only in the nick of time and only by good luck have in common that that they failed to recognize or refused to admit that they were lost.
Whether or not one believes in God or a god, exactly, it seems to me that the act of praying is, fundamentally, admitting that you're lost. That you're a small person in a big landscape and you don't know what the hell you're doing there. You don't have to be a literal believer to recognize that.
According to Gonzales, the mere fact of acknowledging this existential reality can be the difference between life and death.
In one of her more recent posts, the eloquent blogger Andi O'Conor wrote about the woo-woo factor in her life, and how her intuition had guided her to pack her birth certificate and a couple of other key possessions before she took off on a vacation. While she was gone, her house was destroyed in a wildfire.
But as Andi was pushing her post live, I'd been struggling myself with a post on my own relationship to the mysterious, and have only now got around to writing it. Because it's painful for me. I used to live fairly well immersed in the woo-woo. But for several years now, I've felt like my connection to it has been broken. Like I, too, have had to refer to it facetiously, because what I used to see as patterns and significance now seemed possibly random.
This winter I've been laid up with a broken ankle and I've had a lot of time to think. Also, no ability to walk. But really, over the past few years, I haven't had a lot of time for walking and reflection in general, due to a lot of factors. And I realized for me, walking really is praying. As a child I wandered around in the woods, exploring Indian trails and roads established by American colonists. After college I found myself in Eldora, CO, hiking mining roads and Arapaho pathways, and something settled in me, a recognition. We know these ways, my body said to my soul. I'm a small person in a large landscape. As long I know how to be lost, I'll know how to find my way.
Once, when I was housesitting for the singer-songwriters Cosy Sheridan and TR Ritchie, I hiked up on the Moab Rim Trail. It was later in the afternoon and I misjudged how quickly night would fall in the desert. It was stupid of me. I didn't have a warm enough jacket, a headlamp, or matches. I was the last person out. Because it was a slickrock trail, it was hard to tell where the path went. As the twilight bled into night, I got lost. I picked my way across a couple of ravines to peer over the cliff to the Colorado River. There was a shelf below me and I thought that might be the trail. But if I climbed down to it, I wasn't sure I'd get back up, if I was wrong. It was getting cold, and darker by the minute. I knew that if I tried to get back to where I'd been earlier, I might fall into one of the ravines I'd passed. I called out, but there was no one to hear.
I prayed. I am not exact about God. Assuming the term "woo-woo" is a little too loose, let's call God the numinous, for now. I decided to try to reach a promontory outlined against the stars. Just as I attained it, a car was backing out of the trailhead parking lot below me. Its headlights illuminated my own car. I could then estimate the angle of the trail and tell that it was above me. I was able to climb to the trail and carefully make my way down.
Had I not reached the outcrop exactly when I did, the car would not have have backing out just then, and I would not have had the orientation I needed. Was it my prayer? I don't know. I asked for help.
I was a small person in a large landscape who found a way.
I want to end this post right here. But I can't. Because for the past few years I haven't been able to feel this connection, to feel that there was anyone or anything paying attention, that if I prayed, or was lost, it would matter. Everything felt drained of significance. Even if I had an intuition or felt guided, it just seemed like it would add up to nothing in the end. So what if I packed a birth certificate? My house would burn down with many things I valued more inside. Last week I was talking to a trauma specialist about how it felt to watch the Highline—this special trail where I would jog and hike several times each week before the broken ankle—about how it felt to watch it burn during the Fourmile Fire. I said it felt like a psychic attack.
Perhaps, though, it occurs to me as I write, feeling attacked by nature is still a way to sense a connection. And I know fires are part of the landscape. I know they're natural. But there will come a time when I will get lost and there will be no way out.
In her stunning memoir, Perfection of the Morning, the otherwise stolid Sharon Butala writes of mystical experiences that occur while walking around on her ranch in Saskatchewan. In To Kill an Eagle, members of the Lakota tribe describe sacred visions as rising out of the land.
That's what usually happens for me, with my writing. Creativity comes from being outside. From moving in landscape. This ability to easily tap into the sacred, the mysterious, is what I've been missing. I don't know exactly what broke my connection to the woo-woo, but I hope some walking around brings it back.
In the end, fortunately, the kid wound up safely at the party.
When he was 25, my husband of the time was driving home through Boulder Canyon and was struck head-on by a drunk driver. Fortunately, he was not killed. Unfortunately, he was badly injured. Unfortunately, he was driving my Fiat Spyder and was more badly hurt than he might have been had he been driving our Jeep Wagoneer. Fortunately, the other guy was driving a TR-6, and so my husband was not decapitated. Fortunately, my husband was not driving our Jeep Wagoneer, or he would have had to live with having decapitated the other guy. Unfortunately, he was not wearing his seatbelt, and so his windpipe was nearly crushed when it struck the top of his windshield. Fortunately, he was not wearing his seatbelt, and so he avoided having his legs crushed beyond repair when the engine came into the driver's compartment. Fortunately, everyone had insurance. Unfortunately, my ex-husband is still in pain and facing surgeries to this day, at 50, from that accident.
It could have been so much worse. Was he lucky that he didn't die, lucky that there was insurance? Or unlucky that the whole thing occurred in the first place? Lots of people go through life never having to deal with stuff like this.
Recently my house did not burn down in the Fourmile Canyon fire. You bet I thank my lucky stars. But all around me are houses that are for sale, owned by people who really need to sell. I just took mine off the market because it hasn't sold and wouldn't be likely to do so over the winter, especially after this fire. After being out of work since last December, my partner had to take a job far away. I'm not sure what's next for us, all the more so in a real estate market like this.
"You're lucky your house was safe," someone said.
I can't argue with that. I'm glad I don't have to go through the hassle of replacing everything, especially the more I read about what others are dealing with. But the equity in my house, which I not long ago would have estimated at a decent chunk, isn't safe. I worked hard for that money, and it was mostly sweat equity, not just market appreciation equity. I didn't over-leverage my house, by the way. And because I came to the professional world late, after a divorce, it's pretty much all I had for my retirement. The bank will get its money, when and if it ever sells, but I'm likely to lose mine. There's no insurance to cover that.
Others I know ARE being foreclosed on. And there's no insurance to cover that, either.
Who's lucky in #boulderfire? One thing I've learned in my life, though even for me it's hard to put in practice: try not to go around saying "at least" to others. Well, at least you didn't die in your car accident (maybe the person had a head injury that changed her life forever). At least you were only evacuated from the fire (maybe someone was evacuated in the middle of chemotherapy treatments and the stress sent him into pneumonia). At least you're safe (how do you know how the other person defines safe? Maybe she was abused as a child and this is the last straw for her brain wiring).
"Where are you from?" I guessed he was East European; he had a Slavic accent, but he had introduced himself as "Pavel," with the stress on the second syllable, so I knew he wasn't Russian.
"Still. At some point, you'd think maybe you've paid your dues," I said.
He pointed out how amazing it was that no one had died in this fire, given its violence and the speed at which it had moved. There were so many close calls. Even most of the pets were saved. "Lucky," he said.
And I walked back down the mountain to my unburned, unsold house. What do I know? Perhaps all the right things still will happen for me. Maybe it all is lucky. Just the same, Joe Walsh looped around in my head.
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Why we need IP addresses.
Just like the way you need a unique address to mail a letter to, so does every device on a network require a unique address so that computers can communicate with them. The TCP/IP protocol is the most used standard in networking (including the Internet). The TCP/IP protocol uses IP addresses to uniquely identify each connected device.
Formed by using 128 binary bits to generate one unique network address. It is made up of eight digit sections that are separated by colons, where a section represents a base-16 number (16x)/sixteen-digit binary/hexadecimal figure, for example: 1980:a9b1:0000:1102:2302:0000:1620:3821. The address is commonly shortened by removing a section that contains only zeros, for example, the preceding example can be shortened to: 1980:a9b1::1102:2302::1620:3821.
How Does My Computer Get its IP Address?
You can assign your computer's IP address manually or let it be generated automatically. A manual IP address is known as a static IP address, while an automatically generated one is known as a dynamic IP address. The static IP address requires extensive network TCP/IP configuration and is less popular than the dynamic IP address because it increases the chance of creating address conflicts and ultimately network clogs. The dynamic IP addressing technique is determined by the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). In general, when you connect to the internet, your ISP has a DHCP server that assigns an IP address automatically to your PC for a certain period, which can be released and renewed by executing specific commands. See more about a static and a dynamic IP address.
This address represents a network. You cannot assign this address to your computer because it is used by TCP/IP to signify the presence of a network.
This is the network broadcast address. A message that is sent to this address will be received by every device that is connected to the network.
This address represents a device itself. In common networking terms it is referred to as the HOST. It is used by a device to send messages to itself disregarding its network connection status.
Any address that falls within this range is referred to as an Automatic Private IP Address (APIPA). Your computer will only be referred to by an address within this range if the DHCP server fails to assign a suitable address.
This is the Class A subnet range which runs from 1.0.0.0 – 127.0.0.0 and the first addressing bit is 0.
This is the Class B subnet range which runs from 128.0.0.0 – 191.255.0.0 and the first addressing bit is 0.
This is the Class C subnet range which runs from 192.0.0.0 – 223.255.255.0 and the first addressing bits are 110.
This is the subnet range which was formerly referred to as Class D and whose addresses run from 224.0.0.0 – 239.255.255.255 and the first addressing bits are 1110.
This is the subnet range which was formerly referred to as Class E and whose addresses run from 240.0.0.0 – 254.255.255.254. It is reserved by IANA for future use.
Let us see how the concepts discussed earlier can be observed from a connection between your computer and the Internet. When you get connected to the Internet using a computer, most probably, you are doing it through an Internet Service Provider (ISP). In a case where only one computer in your home/office is connected to the Internet, the computer's IP address is directly assigned by the ISP. See the difference between a global IP and a local IP address.
If you connect multiple devices to the Internet using a router (Wi-Fi or wired) as the gateway, the router will be directly assigned an IP address by the ISP. The router will automatically generate and monitor a subnet of all the devices that use it to access the Internet. To confirm this, check your computer's IP address if you are part of a network that is connected to the Internet and you will notice that it falls within the subnet ranges discussed earlier.
When your computer is connected to the Internet through a subnet, its IP address will contain two distinct parts. The network and node sections, where the network section will refer to the subnet while the node section will refer to your computer. To identify other devices on a network, a computer's networking card will interpret an IP address using a subnet mask. The subnet mask's notation resembles that of an IP address but is used to separate the IP address's network and node section.
To know the IP address of your computer, you can simply go the command prompt (type "command" on the search dialog box from Windows 7 menu) and run the command "IPconfig". See a list of network troubleshooting commands.
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SEABROOK – With less than two weeks before the general election, Larry Hogan looks poised to maintain his position as Maryland governor, leading the latest Gonzales poll by 18 percent over his Democratic opponent, Ben Jealous.
The current governor would become the first Republican to be elected to a second term since Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin during the 1950s, according to the recent polling data which shows that Hogan has 52 percent statewide support.
While Hogan continues to sport strong support from Maryland Republicans, 86 percent surveyed had a favorable opinion of him, Democrats continue to have positive reviews for the county native. 59 percent of Democrats polled have a positive opinion towards Hogan, and 67 percent approved the job he has done for governor.
In a statement, Hogan's campaign said that they take the findings as a sign that Maryland voters are happy with how the governor has done his job and support his agenda for a second term.
Both Hogan and Jealous met on Oct. 12 for the second time during a Maryland Municipal League luncheon in Annapolis, where they spoke on their vision for the state's future.
However, the event was marred by an incident by campaign officials for both candidates, according to The Washington Post. Hogan plans to meet voters in a Get Out the Vote rally in Salisbury on Oct. 18.
The poll finds that Jealous, a former NAACP president, only leads in one county, Prince George's, and has a stronghold in Baltimore City. On a conference call on Oct. 11, Jealous' campaign refuted the findings of the final Gonzales poll and said that Jealous has beaten out polls before.
During the Democratic Primary, the June poll had Jealous behind Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker, III by two percent. Jealous ended up winning with over 10 percent of the overall vote. Campaign officials believe they have enough support and many Democrats who support Hogan will eventually return back to the party to support Jealous.
Instead, the campaign attempted to shift the focus on increase of absentee ballot requests for this year's midterm elections compared to 2014. According to the Maryland State Board of Elections, there are 70,374 more absentee requests for this election, a 95.7 percent growth, and more than half of those (45,543) are Democratic voters. 60 percent of the requests were from female voters, Maryland Democratic Party chair Kathleen Matthews said.
"Women voters, new voters, are driving the surge in absentee ballot requests, and Marylanders who did not vote in 2014 who are eager for Ben's bold, courageous vision for Maryland," Kathleen Matthews said.
The Jealous campaign sees the additional ballots as new voters for Jealous campaign as part of the "Blue Wave" Democrats are pushing throughout the country against Republicans and President Donald Trump. If their goal of over a million votes come true, the campaign believes Jealous will earn a stunning victory for the governorship.


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Neive is a comune in the province of Cuneo in the Piedmont region of Italy. It is situated in the Langhe.
Monte Isola is a northern Italian municipality in the province of Brescia, in Lombardy. The municipality is situated approximately 23 kilometers north-northwest of Brescia, on the island of Monte Isola and borders of Lake Iseo directly to the province of Bergamo. The administrative center of the municipality is located in the district Siviano.
It is located in the Val Venosta in South Tyrol (Italy). A special feature of the city is its completely preserved city walls. These separate the city into a so-called inner and an out of town. Glurns is one of the eight cities in South Tyrol and the only city in Val Venosta.
Corinaldo is an Italian commune in the province of Ancona in the Marche. The municipality is situated approximately 37 km west-northwest of Ancona. Corinaldo is immediately adjacent to the province of Pesaro and Urbino. The northern boundary of the municipality is the Cesano, through the southwestern municipality flows the Nevole. Corinaldo in October is the Italian center of Halloween.


In this chapter you will find advice related to collecting all scanned glyphs. Location of some glyphs can be found on the map included in this chapter.
No 1 - near the place in which you encounter Avad for the first time in the mission Into the Borderlands.
No 6 - near Avad's throne, available at any time since you open the Palace for Aloy.
No 7 - near the main gate to the city.
No 8 - near the bridge that leads to the Palace.
No 12 - you will find it during the mission City of the Sun. It is a mandatory point of the plot.
No 2 - upper floor of the Hunter's lodge. It becomes available after you complete lodge's plot (Redmaw mission).
No 4 - ground floor of the Hunter's Lodge. Near Aidaba.
No 9 - in the center of the large circle in the Meridian Temple.
No 10 - upper floor of the lodge.
No 11 - upper floor of the lodge.
No 3 - north from the place with the merchant.
No 14 - the tavern in the city.
No 13 - the tavern in the city, check the shop shelves.
No 16 - enter through the main gate to the city and turn left. You will find the sign on the shelf in the building near the inn.
No 17 - on the rocks near the fields before the city. The place where you fight one of the Behemoths.
No 5 - on the cargo hanging on a wooden crane. Go towards the guards commander and you will notice the crane.
No 15 - climb the stairs on the right after entering the settlement from the east. At the top you will find the collectible on one of the tables near the city guard's position.
No 18 - the boat in the city docks.


A hypothesis in the empirical disciplines (e.g. physics, chemistry, and biology) is a proposition proposed to predict or explain a reoccurring phenomenon, and in the a priori disciplines (e.g. mathematics, statistics, and logic) it is a proposition proposed as the basis of an argument. The term derives from the ancient Greek, hypotithenai meaning "to put under" or "to suppose." The nature of the hypothesis is a topic of study primarily reserved for philosophy of science.
In early usage, scholars often referred to a clever idea or to a convenient mathematical approach that simplified cumbersome calculations as a hypothesis. St. Robert Bellarmine (1542-1621) gave a famous example of the older sense of the word in the warning issued to Galileo in the early seventeenth century: that he must not treat the motion of the Earth as a reality, but merely as a hypothesis.
I have not as yet been able to deduce from phenomena the reason for these properties of gravity, and I do not feign hypotheses. For whatever is not deduced from the phenomena must be called a hypothesis; and hypotheses, whether metaphysical or physical, or based on occult qualities, or mechanical, have no place in experimental philosophy (Newton  1999, 943).
In common usage in the twent-first century, a hypothesis refers to an educated guess about why some phenomenon or phenomenological regularity occurs. Hypotheses, in common usage, are provisional and not accepted as true until they are tested. Thus hypotheses are always testable claims. Actually, the requirement that hypotheses are testable is a tenet among philosophers of science as well, especially Karl Popper (1902-1994) and Carl Gustav Hempel (1905-1997).
For example, suppose that Tamara is in her home and she hears her car alarm sound. She immediately formulates two hypotheses. First, someone is stealing her car. Second, someone accidentally initiated the alarm (e.g. by standing too close to the car). Tamara favors the second hypothesis because she lives in a safe neighborhood. A test of Tamara's hypothesis would be simple. All she would need to do is walk over to the window and look to see what happened. If she sees a bunch of teenagers near her car she can rest assured that her hypothesis was true. However, if instead she sees that her car is missing, then her first guess was probably right.
Hypotheses in empirical disciplines (e.g. physics) are propositions proposed to predict or explain regular phenomena. Using hypotheses to predict or explain regular phenomena is often called "the hypothetico-deductive method" in science.
An example of a famous hypothetico-deduction is Joseph John Thomson's (1856-1940) hypothesis that cathode rays are streams of subatomic negatively-charged particles that we now call electrons. Cathode rays are emanations from electrodes in vacuum tubes that travel the length of the tube to hit a phosphorous-coated screen and produce a luminous spot. Cathode ray tubes are used in most ordinary televisions. At any rate, several physicists in the late 1800s thought that cathode rays were uncharged streams of electromagnetic waves. In fact, in 1883 Heinrich Hertz (1857-1894) showed that cathode rays were not deflected by electrically charged metal plates, and in 1892 Hertz showed that cathode rays could penetrate thin metal foils, unlike any known particles.
However, J.J. Thomson (1897) disagreed with Hertz and posited electrons as the true components of cathode rays. In 1895 Jean Perrin (1870-1942) showed that electrically charged metal plates could deflect cathode rays, and Thomson confirmed Perrin's result in 1897 by reproducing the experiment and measuring the magnitude of the miniscule deflection. Nevertheless, the controversial part of Thomson's hypothesis was that cathode rays were composed of particles instead of waves.
However, assuming that cathode rays were composed of particles, Thomson was able to predict and explain several strange but regular phenomena about cathode rays. For example, with the electron Thomson was able to explain how it is possible to measure a stable mass to electric charge ratio of cathode ray particles when passing it through a uniform magnetic field and why the mass-to-charge ratio was smaller than any known mass-to-charge ratio for atomic compounds.
In 1906, J.J. Thomson was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering the electron and introducing the field of subatomic physics. Ironically, Thomson's son George Paget Thomson was awarded a Nobel Prize in 1937 for showing that the electron is a wave. Nonetheless, this historical example shows how hypotheses in the empirical disciplines function to predict or explain regular phenomena.
Hypotheses in a priori disciplines (e.g. mathematics) have a different role. These sorts of hypotheses function as a conjectural basis of an argument. Hypotheses in this sense are usually claims that are temporarily assumed to be true for the sake of a proof because they are needed in the proof and the claim seems plausible. However, as soon as a contradiction or other absurdity is derived from the hypothesis, the hypothesis is rejected.
For example, statisticians devise hypothesis tests regularly to test null hypotheses about statistical data. A null hypothesis is usually a hypothesis positing no difference in a certain parameter (e.g. statistical mean) of two or more populations of data. During statistical hypotheses tests, a null hypothesis is chosen and then a probabilistic calculation is made from the data about how likely it is that the null hypothesis is true (usually called a "P-value"). Given an antecedent cut-off point for unlikeliness (usually called the "significance level"), a statistician will reject the null hypothesis if the P-value falls below the significance level, but accept it otherwise.
Philosophers tend to use both empirical and a priori hypotheses. For example, some metaphysicans (known as "metaphysical realists") accept the hypothesis that properties and relations (sometimes jointly referred to as "universals") exist because the hypothesis provides the simplest explanation for the phenomena of why humans experience similarities and why almost all human languages use type predicates (e.g. nouns).
However, other metaphysicians (known as "nominalists") reject the existence of universals because adopting the hypothesis leads to one or more absurdities. For instance, some nominalists think that the relationship between a particular thing and the property it instantiates (e.g. an orange and the color orange), sometimes called "exemplification," is itself a relation and thus cannot be explained with metaphysical realism without circular reasoning.
Yet another distinction in hypotheses—or at least empirical hypotheses—is between causal and merely correlational claims made in hypotheses. Namely, some hypotheses are meant to provide causal explanations of some particular phenomenological regularity, whereas other hypotheses are just meant to provide a means for predicting phenomenological regularities.
For example, suppose that John's knees hurt each time he jogs on the sidewalk. That is a regular phenomenon that deserves some sort of explanation. John's hypothesis is that his shoes are worn. So he buys new shoes and sure enough his knees no longer hurt when he jogs.
Now what John has done is coincidentally found a solution that correlates with the cause of his pain even though he has not identified the cause of his pain. As a physiologist might point out, the cause of John's pain is probably poor shock absorption in his patello-femoral joint and subsequent excitation of nerve fibers. Thus John has stumbled upon a hypothesis that predicts the phenomenological regularity (worn shoes) although he has not discovered the hypothesis that accounts for the cause of the phenomenological regularity (worn knee joints and associated nerve firing).
Testability is the feature of hypotheses that makes them susceptible to rejection. Karl Popper (1959) claims that what makes a hypothesis scientific is its ability to be observationally tested, or as he puts it, falsified. Thus a hypothesis must be testable in order to entertain it as a possible explanation of scientific phenomena.
In science and other empirical disciplines, the hypothesis test is usually—but not always—empirical. In mathematics and other a priori disciplines, the test is conceptual (e.g. Does the hypothesis not imply an absurdity?). But some test is needed to identify a hypothesis. Otherwise, there would be no difference between a hypothesis and a mere belief.
Empirical adequacy is one of the oldest and most uncontroversial virtues used to evaluate hypotheses. A hypothesis is empirically adequate when it predicts or explains the phenomenological regularity that it was proposed to predict or explain. This means that an empirically adequate hypothesis is one that—together with certain auxiliary assumptions—deductively imply the phenomenological regularity as an observation.
However, some notions of empirical adequacy extend far beyond the original regular phenomenon to all relevant and observable phenomena. Thus, for example, Thomson's hypothesis about the existence of electrons should not only predict the behavior of cathode rays, but also other physical phenomena involving electric currents. The exact meaning of 'empirical adequacy' has been debated among philosophers of science for years, leading some philosophers such as Thomas Kuhn (1922-1996), to claim that no physical theory has ever been empirically adequate.
"No more causes of natural things should be admitted than are both true and sufficient to explain their phenomena" (Newton  1999, 794).
"Simple statements, if knowledge is our object, are to be prized more highly than less simple ones because they tell us more; because their empirical content is greater; and because they are better testable" (Popper 1959, 142).
Similarly, George Smith (2002) has argued that simplicity can be valuable in a scientific method known as successive approximation through idealization—a method first introduced by Isaac Newton ( 1999).
Despite these defenses, feminist philosophers of science have attacked traditionalists for being too vague about what counts as a "simpler" hypothesis and also the general worth of simpler hypotheses in all domains of science. One feminist philosopher, Helen Longino (1990) has argued that ontological heterogeneity is sometimes more valuable to the biological sciences than ontological simplicity. For example, in reproductive biology, a diverse array of reproductive mechanisms should be entertained in biological hypotheses to fully account for reproductive phenomena across living systems.
Scope is the feature of hypotheses that measures the number or diversity of phenomena a hypothesis predicts or explains. So to say that a hypothesis has wide scope is to say that it predicts (or explains) a lot of phenomena in one scientific field or it predicts (or explains) phenomena in different scientific fields. For example, Thomson's hypothesis about the existence of electrons has wide scope because it explains the behavior of cathode rays in physics, oxidation-reduction (or "redox") reactions in chemistry, and even photosynthesis in biology. Sometimes scope is included in empirical adequacy.
Fruitfulness is the extent to which the acceptance of a hypothesis can positively impact scientific practice (Kuhn 1977). For instance, Thomson's hypothesis about the existence of the electron was very fruitful and Thomson knew it would be when he proposed it. The acceptance of electrons, among other benefits, started the discipline of subatomic physics. This benefit alone was enough for Thomson's contemporaries to seriously consider the hypothesis of the electron.
The internal consistency of a hypothesis and the external consistency of a hypothesis with already accepted hypotheses (often called "theories" or "laws") is usually given as a desirable feature of hypotheses. For one, if a hypothesis is not internally consistent (e.g. if it contains a logical or analytic contradiction), then any observational consequence follows from the hypothesis as a matter of logic. This means that no observational test can confirm or conflict with the hypothesis.
However, external consistency is usually seen as more controversial than internal consistency since the use of the virtue supposes that accepted hypotheses should have been accepted. But then if these hypotheses were accepted in part from external consistency, then external consistency as a virtue is circular and unhelpful in evaluating hypotheses. It is no surprise that feminist philosophers of science have questioned this virtue as well (Longino 1990).
Kuhn, Thomas. 1977. "Objectivity, Value Judgment, and Theory Choice." in Thomas Kuhn, The Essential Tension. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, pp. 320-339.
Longino, Helen E. 1990. Science as Social Knowledge: Values and Objectivity in Scientific Inquiry. Princeton: Princeton University Press.
Newton, Isaac.  1999. The Principia, Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy: A New Translation. trans. I.B. Cohen and A. Whitman. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Popper, Karl. 1959. The Logic of Scientific Discovery. London: Hutchinson.
Smith, George. 2002. "The Methodology of the Principia" in I. Bernard Cohen and George E. Smith (eds.). The Cambridge Companion to Newton. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 138-173.
Thomson, J.J. 1897. Cathode Rays. Philosophical Magazine Series 5, Vol. 44, No. 269: 293-317.
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I continued to pray over this baby everyday. We decided to have an early ultrasound at 16 weeks to find out what we were having. To my delight it was a boy. Matt was overjoyed. He wanted a boy so bad. And we both feared that the baby we lost was a boy and this one would be a girl. But once again God showed up. Not that getting the gender we want is something God is concerned about but for me it showed me he was listening. He knew the desire of our heart and he fulfilled that.
Fast forward 4 weeks, we head to our 20 week ultrasound at the doctor's office. They are going to confirm the gender and do a bunch of measurements and just check on the little guy. It was great! We got to see him and confirm that indeed it was a him. He looked amazing. He was measuring right where he needed to be. During the ultrasound you can tell the tech can see something that isn't totally normal and this is where our journey began. When I was 20 weeks pregnant I was diagnosed with complete placenta previa. This is a condition where the placenta has implanted itself low in your uterus and is covering your cervix. So the baby cannot be born any way except for a C-section. As your uterus grows usually the placenta will move and will no longer block the cervix opening. This can be a very serious and life threatening condition for the mom. If for some reason the placenta starts to break down you could start bleeding and it would be difficult to control. My doctor basically said that when the time came for the C-section I might end up with a total hysterectomy if the the bleeding gets to out of control. So we left that appointment a little nervous but overall optimistic that when I returned 4 weeks later it would have moved. Well we have our ultrasound and find out it has not moved. Still my doctor seemed optimistic it could still change positions and so were we, we went on with everyday life. 4 weeks later, on a Monday, we returned to have another ultrasound to monitor the progress. We were a little saddened to find out it still had not moved. Our doctor at this point said the likelihood of it moving was getting less. We left that appointment and again went about our day. My husband had the day off from work, thank you Columbus, so we decided to have a family day. We had lunch and then decided to take Cali to a pumpkin patch. She played and ran all over the place. We picked out a pumpkin for her and Paxton also. We left there and grabbed some dinner and headed to church. Our worship band was doing a live recording for a CD with their worship music on it. And they had invited members to be in the audience to provide the background cheering and singing. I was so excited to be a part of this. I love our worship band and could not wait for this night. So we sang praises and worshipped for 2 whole hours. It was amazing! We got home that night around 9:30 and put Cali to bed and finally got to lay down ourselves. I was pretty exhausted from the day and fell asleep pretty quickly. Around 11:15 I was suddenly awoken and realized I was bleeding. And not just a little bleeding……I had managed to get it all over the sheets. I was really bleeding. I woke Matt up and told him what was going on and said we needed to get to the hospital. Ask any mom that has been pregnant and she will tell you that seeing that much blood is very unsettling. I sort of went into shock. I was nervous and anxious and incredibly worried about our little boy. We called my parents to come and stay at our house with Cali and headed to the hospital. We got there around 11:45. After some paperwork in the ER we were taken up to the labor and delivery floor to get checked in. At this point it had been a full hour and a half since I felt Paxton move. I was starting to fear the worst. As soon as I was in bed the nurse grabbed the monitor and immediately found the heartbeat. I had never felt so much relief at one time! He was looking incredible on the monitor. He had a nice strong heartbeat and immediately started moving and rolling around. It was very comforting to hear him and see him moving around. They monitored me through the night. The next morning my doctor came in and said that Paxton looked good but they were going to keep me until the next Monday just to make sure everything was ok. He also said he noticed throughout the night I was having some contractions. So he decided I needed to be put on a Magnesium drip to help stop those contractions. I'm here to tell you, if you have never experienced Magnesium consider yourself lucky! It was torture and it lasts for 24 hours. Finally I was taken off that medicine and life kind of returned to normal, as normal as sitting in the hospital all day can be. So for the rest of the week we made the best of our stay in the hospital. We actually spent our 7th wedding anniversary in the hospital. People were sending flowers and coming to visit. It was so nice to see our village just surround us during that time. Well the following Monday my doctor comes in and says I can go home but on bed rest. I wasn't on strict bed rest but was advised to lay down as much as possible. I lasted 3 weeks at home! Praise the Lord!!
During my at home bed rest, I was having 2 doctor's appointments a week. One was an appointment with my doctor and an ultrasound to measure my placenta and check to see if it was moving at all. The other was for an NST. Its a non-stress test, it's actually pretty awesome. You get to sit in a comfy recliner and watch tv while strapped to a monitor and listen to that beautiful heartbeat for 30 minutes! I really enjoyed these visits. I would get me a smoothie before the appointment and then it was just me and my boy for a solid 30 minutes. Well it was one of these appointments that things changed for me. I woke up the morning on one of my ultrasound days and I was bleeding. Now my doctor had given me strict instructions that if I started bleeding at all to head straight to the ER. Well seeing as how this was my 3rd bleeding episode, I was a little less panicked than all the other times. I knew it wasn't a ton of bleeding and since we were heading to the doctor anyway I figured I would just mention it there. I see my doctor and tell him and he informs me to go straight home, pack a bag and head to the hospital. I wasn't totally shocked because of the seriousness of the situation. I checked in the hospital on November 2nd at 32 weeks.
My stay in the hospital was so not what my doctor expected. He said I was able to keep Paxton in me a lot longer than I thought I was going to. The morning of November 21st was the day God chose I would meet my little boy. He came 6 weeks early and 2 weeks before my scheduled C-section. Just a little side story to show how awesome God is! I kept a quiet time journal the whole time I was in the hospital. Every morning I spent some time with the Lord. It was so awesome having that time each day. It's hard with a toddler at home to really get 30 minutes of undisturbed time to just sit and study and read God's word. Well the day before Paxton was born the verse God laid on my heart was Isaiah 43:2 "When you pass through the waters I will be with you, and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk through fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze." And also Deuteronomy 31:6-8 "Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you, he will never leave nor forsake you." I always write down prayers I have for people or myself at the end of my quiet time. My prayer for me says, "I cannot say thank you enough for bringing Paxton and myself to this point. Lord just continue to cover us and protect both of us. Lord I know your plan is great and I know that you have already seen this ending. I just pray you continue to give me peace and know that you've got this." He was preparing me that morning for what was to come, I just didn't know it yet.
I woke up around 4 am on the 21st and instantly knew I was bleeding again. And also knew it was a big deal. This was now my 5th bleeding episode in 6 weeks. I called my nurse and she immediately paged my doctor and things got to moving rather quickly. I was told I would be having a c-section as quickly as possible. I'm scrambling because Matt isn't even here, I'm all alone! I tell one of the nurses his number and they are calling him. But he isn't answering and it hits me, he doesn't answer random numbers and especially at 4 am. So I handed her my cell phone and told her to call him. He finally answers and rallies all of our family and everyone heads up to the hospital. It was very chaotic for a little bit. I was extremely nervous because I knew I was bleeding but there really isn't anything they can do to stop it right now. My doctor was literally in mid-delivery of another baby. So he couldn't just stop what he was doing but he reassured me he would be done very quickly because I needed to get to the OR soon. As I laid in the OR while they were prepping me, my mind kept going over the verse in Isaiah. When you pass through the waters, I will be with you. I knew God was there, I knew he was holding me and I knew he was going to watch over us. My doctor ran into some complications once he got in there. Apparently Paxton had flipped into breach position at some point. I had an ultrasound that previous Tuesday to confirm position and weight and check my placenta. So in 4 days he flipped! But at just after 6 am my baby boy was born at 4 pounds and 11oz. I was so excited and wanted to see him. When I was able to see him the nurse held him up to my face so I could kiss him. And then he was whisked away to the NICU. Matt went with him because I told him I was fine and I wanted him to be with our son. Little did I know what was ahead.
I could tell things were not going as planned. My doctor and the surgeon assisting him seemed a little frazzled and appeared to be struggling. I asked repeatedly what was going on but didn't get many answers. I prayed and prayed and prayed. After having Paxton and an additional hour and a half of surgery I was taken into the recovery room. God had brought me through it, just like I knew he would. Now, I was in an excruciating amount of pain, but that didn't matter. My little boy was doing ok in the NICU and I was still around, so I was happy. I was able to see Paxton the following day after much pleading with my nurses. He was beautiful and tiny and amazing. I was in awe of our God. I was sitting next to my rainbow baby and holding his little hand. We tell the story of Noah and the ark to our little girl a lot. We remind her that God always gives us a rainbow after a storm. Paxton is my rainbow. Isaiah 66:9 says "I will not cause pain without allowing something new to be born, says the Lord." This is so true. Hold tight to the Lord during the storms and the painful moments. He knows what he is doing and he will see you through.


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Cory Vitiello (born 1979) is a Canadian restaurateur and chef. He is the head of culinary development at Cactus Club Cafe. Vitiello was a contestant on the show Chef in Your Ear.

Early life and education
Vitiello was born and raised in Brantford, Ontario. He has two brothers. Monthly, his family would visit his Italian paternal grandparents in Fort Erie, Ontario. His interest in cooking started at an early age. When Vitiello was 7 years old, he requested an Easy-Bake Oven for Christmas. He graduated from Stratford Chefs School. He completed an apprenticeship at Scaramouche Restaurant in Toronto.

Career
Vitiello is a restaurateur and chef. He worked as a sous-chef at Cecconi's in Melbourne in 2003 and as the chef de cuisine at Drake Hotel from 2004 to 2007. In 2009, he was voted best new chef in Toronto by EnRoute. He was the national spokesperson for Thermador in 2010 and 2011. He has opened three restaurants, Harbord Room, THR & Co. and Flock. Vitiello was a contestant on the show Chef in Your Ear. Vitiello is head of culinary development at Cactus Club Cafe.

Personal life
Vitiello was in a relationship with Meghan Markle from 2014 to May 2016. In September 2018, Vitiello's partner, Martina Sorbara gave birth to their first son.

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1979 births
Living people
21st-century Canadian businesspeople
Businesspeople from Ontario
Canadian male chefs
Canadian people of Italian descent
Canadian restaurateurs
Canadian television chefs
People from Brantford

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using Newtonsoft.Json;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Net.Http;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace BookClient.Data
{
    public class BookManager
    {
        const string Url = "http://xam150.azurewebsites.net/api/books/";
        private string authorizationKey;

        private async Task<HttpClient> GetClient()
        {
            HttpClient client = new HttpClient();
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(authorizationKey))
            {
                authorizationKey = await client.GetStringAsync(Url + "login");
                authorizationKey = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<string>(authorizationKey);
            }

            client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Authorization", authorizationKey);
            client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add("Accept", "application/json");
            return client;
        }

        public async Task<IEnumerable<Book>> GetAllAsync()
        {
            HttpClient client = await GetClient();
            string result = await client.GetStringAsync(Url);
            return JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<IEnumerable<Book>>(result);
        }

        public async Task<Book> Add(string title, string author, string genre)
        {
            Book book = new Book()
            {
                Title = title,
                Authors = new List<string>(new[] { author }),
                ISBN = string.Empty,
                Genre = genre,
                PublishDate = DateTime.Now.Date,
            };

            HttpClient client = await GetClient();
            var response = await client.PostAsync(Url,
                new StringContent(
                    JsonConvert.SerializeObject(book),
                    Encoding.UTF8, "application/json"));

            return JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<Book>(
                await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync());
        }

        public async Task Update(Book book)
        {
            HttpClient client = await GetClient();
            await client.PutAsync(Url + "/" + book.ISBN,
                new StringContent(
                    JsonConvert.SerializeObject(book),
                    Encoding.UTF8, "application/json"));
        }

        public async Task Delete(string isbn)
        {
            HttpClient client = await GetClient();
            await client.DeleteAsync(Url + isbn);
        }
    }
}


Types of Ore Ore is rock that contains economic amounts of a particular element, gold ore, iron ore, molybdenum ore, or praseodimium ore. In contrast, rock that is not judged to contain economic quantities of an element is categorized as waste rock .
Some iron ore contained vanadium producing socalled Damascene steel, ideal for swords. The first person to explain the various types of iron was René Antoine Ferchault de Réaumur who wrote a book on the subject in 1722.
How iron and steel are classified. Classifying iron and steel products may appear daunting chapter 72 and chapter 73 of the Tariff are dedicated to these products and are lengthy and detailed.
Iron formation consists of iron ore such as siderite, magnetite, and hematite, with silica in the form of chert, jasper, etc., generally in bands, but sometimes not distinctly so. The bands of iron ore are at times highgrade, but are often mixed with a good deal of silica, the whole making an ore too lean for use without concentration.
Iron Ore Reserves Different sources have made differences (mates about the iron ore reserves in the count' According to GSI the total inferred reserves of types of iron ores are 2, crore tones Planning Commission has estimated recover' reserves of 9,602 million tons of hematite a 3,408 million tones of magnetite iron ores (Indi< 1999, ).
Ore Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. An ore deposit is one occurrence of a particular ore type. Most ore deposits are named according to either their location (for example, the Witswatersrand, South Africa), or after a discoverer ( theThe classifications below are magnetite iron ore deposits and skarns.
Types of iron ore: Hematite. Hematite gets its name from the Greek word for blood, haima, because of its reddish color. This is one of the types of iron ore that has very high iron content, and although the iron content of hematite itself is lower than that of magnetite, the mineral sometimes occurs in highergrade deposits, often referred to as directshipping ore (DSO).
name the classification of iron ore. iron ore mining and its prospect in malaysia . Bukusu iron ore prospect in Ugandachina BHP decided earlier this year to pull. Live Chat; name the classification of iron orepraiseagchurch. Iron Ore Mining Equipment In Australia Crusher For Sale. China, Australia to Talk Iron Ore Demand as BHP, Rio Drive Glut.
Finest iron ore with a very high content of iron of upto 70% Excellent magnetic qualities, especially valuable in the electrical industries. Magnetite is a black mineral formed in igneous or metamorphic rocks in veins and lodes.
A powerful iron ore classification system is a critical prerequisite. Without a sufficiently and appropriately characterised resource, modelling will be inaccurate reducing an organisations ability to implement cost reductions and productivity gains across the iron ore value chain.
iron ore screens have been used in iron ore since the 1950's processing all types of iron ore. From removing fine impurities in Direct Shipping Ore sinter products to scalping relatively coarse (+53 to 75 µm) middlings and size control in pellet concentrates.
Information about iron ore deposits in South Australia is available in M20 Iron ore deposits in South Australia (PDF ) The major use of iron minerals in South Australia has been for the production of pig iron for the manufacture of steel.


The date of September 12, 2012 A.D. is the earliest date that could be used to describe a Year of Judgment or a Year of The Judgment (The Last Judgment or The Final Judgment) within the confines of the 2,300 day period foretold in Daniel 8:14.
Likewise, December 29, 2018 A.D. is the latest date to which could be used to indicate a Year of Judgment or a Year of The Judgment (The Last Judgment or The Final Judgment) within the confines of the 2,300 day period foretold in Daniel 8:14.
. . . the finality of the 2,300 day period of Daniel 8:14 also means that "everlasting justice" is brought as part of the Last (Final) Judgment.
Since September 12, 2012 A.D. there has been a direct link to the beginning of the Last (Final) Judgment as foretold in the prophecy of the Book of Daniel.
It is also a matter of perspective in terms of Non-Judgment Years beginning with the Creation of man on the sixth day and looking ahead : and in terms of Judgment Years beginning with the eternal future looking back on that Creation.
As it is written that God would be a speedy witness against all evil-doers, one could conclude that the revelation of the Antichrist is met immediately with Judgment.
That formal date of revelation was September 12, 2012 A.D.
It could be said in terms of Liturgical Years that the First Liturgical Year of the Judgment began on November 27, 2011 A.D. because that date of revelation was within that Liturgical Year.
But the 1,335th day of Daniel 12:12, Ascension Sunday, May 8, 2016 A.D., includes words of a foretold blessing.
It is because of those words of foretold blessing that the Liturgical Year which contains said Ascension Sunday was deemed the First Liturgical Year of the Judgment.
The further option is to deem the Liturgical Year which contains the 2,300th day of Daniel 8:14, December 29, 2018 A.D., as the First Liturgical Year of the Judgment, which then begins in the Autumn of 2018 A.D.
Dispensationalism, on the other hand, often includes broad, undefined areas without any solid Scriptural basis.