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Transparency is important to us.
That is why we joined the German Chapter of Transparency International (Initiative Transparente Zivilgesellschaft).
We agree to make the following information available to the public and keep them up to date at all times.
Name, registered office and year of foundation
Tel: +49 621 – 44 02 – 232
Fax: +49 621 – 44 02 – 111
E-Mail: info@roechling-stiftung.de
Traditionally committed to social commitment, the Röchling family of entrepreneurs founded the Röchling Stiftung GmbH in 1990 as an equal shareholder of the family business. The proceeds from this industrial participation, increased by contributions from the family circle, feed the foundation's assets and enable it to continue its work.
Articles of Association of the Röchling Stiftung GmbH date, May 29th 2018
§ 1 Company, Registered Office
(1) The name of the company is: Röchling Stiftung GmbH
(2) The registered office of the Foundation is in Mannheim.
(3) The Company will be referred to as "Foundation" in the following.
§ 2 Objects
(1) The Object of the Foundation is the acquisition and holding of shareholdings and other assets, in particular, equity interests in Röchling SE & Co. KG, and the use of the earnings therefrom as well as other donations for non-profit, charitable and religious purposes.
(2) The Foundation exclusively and directly pursues non-profit, charitable and religious purposes within the meaning of section 51 et seq. "Tax-privileged objectives" of the German Tax Code [Abgabeordnung, AO]. It is a charitable organisation and does not primarily pursue its own economic goals.
(3) The Foundation is obliged to use any return on its assets in particular for
a) scientific works, in particular the generation, detailed study and development of scientific findings in the fields of technology (e.g. new materials, new manufacturing systems), economics (e.g. innovation management) and social sciences, and primarily through
– the promotion of research projects in these fields at universities, technical colleges and non-university establishments,
– the awarding of overseas scholarships to young scientists within this field,
– the promotion of relevant scientific conferences,
b) education and vocational training,
c) the promotion of international sentiment and tolerance in all cultural aspects and a spirit of international understanding;
d) environmental protection, to the extent that keeping the air and water clean, fighting noise pollution, waste disposal and improving the safety of nuclear plants are sponsored;
e) the support of individuals who are reliant on the assistance of others due to their physical, mental or emotional condition or are in need within the meaning of section 53.2 of the German Tax Code;
f) the awarding of prizes for outstanding achievements in the areas listed under letters a) – e), insofar as the awarding of such a prize is mandated by the donor in question. The prize shall bear the name mandated by the donor in question. Should the donor neglect to specify a name, said name shall be determined by way of a resolution at the Shareholders' Meeting;
g) the sponsoring of research projects and relevant conferences in the areas mentioned under d) – e);
h) the sponsoring of the preservation of historic monuments, whereby the sponsoring of the preservation of historic monuments refers to the conservation and restoration of recognised buildings of historic importance as defined in the respective national legislation;
i) the sponsoring of religious communities within the meaning of section 54 paragraph 1 of the German Tax Code.
(4) Purpose of the foundation is also the procurement of funds in accordance with § 58 No. 1 AO for the promotion of the aforementioned tax-privileged purposes for the realisation of the tax-privileged purposes of another corporation or for the realisation of tax-privileged purposes by a corporation under public law, or, insofar as it does not act in the way of institutional promotion, by carrying out its tasks itself or through an auxiliary person within the meaning of § 57 Paragraph 1 Sentence 2 AO. Within this framework, the Foundation may also promote purposes abroad.
(5) The Foundation shall be entitled and obligated to reject donations that are incompatible with the Foundation's object.
§ 3 Share Capital
The Company has a share capital totalling 52,200.00 euros.
§ 4 Shareholders, Shareholdings
(1) The founding shareholders were allocated the funds for the acquisition of their capital investment by the Röchling SE & Co. KG with the proviso that said funds be used for the purpose of establishing the Foundation and serve the Object of the Foundation in perpetuity. Thus, the founding shareholders and their successors (Shareholders) hold their shareholdings in the Foundation not for their own profit, but as trustees for the purpose of fulfilling the Object of the Foundation. This special obligation of the Shareholders must always be borne in mind when interpreting the Articles of Association and exercising and performing shareholder rights and duties.
(2) The successors of the Shareholders shall in each case be appointed by the Röchling SE & Co. KG Shareholder Committee.
(3) A successor for a Shareholder shall be appointed,
a) if the Shareholder communicates to the Foundation by registered post that he wishes to
leave the shareholder pool,
b) when the Shareholder has reached his/her 75th birthday,
c) when the Shareholder dies,
d) if the remaining Shareholders decide with a 75% majority of the votes cast at an Extraordinary General Meeting convened expressly for this purpose that there is an important reason for the Shareholder to be disqualified (grounds for exclusion). Grounds for exclusion include, but are not limited to,
aa) if a Shareholder is guilty of committing a serious breach of the duties incumbent on him/her in his/her capacity as Shareholder,
bb) if the behaviour or an intrinsic trait of a Shareholder makes it unreasonable, impossible or considerably more difficult to work with him/her in fulfilling the Foundation's Object,
cc) if a Shareholder is heavily indebted or insolvent, if he/she no longer has full legal capacity or if a custodian or legal guardian has been appointed to manage his/her financial affairs,
e) if the Röchling SE & Co. KG Shareholder Committee communicates by registered post that it has decided to replace or remove a Shareholder.
(4) The successor shall be appointed within a period of three months. This period begins
a) in the case of clause (3) a) on the date that the letter from the Shareholder is received by the Foundation,
b) in the case of clause (3) b) on the last day of the Shareholder's 75th year of life,
c) in the case clause (3) c) immediately the Company becomes aware of the death of said Shareholder,
d) in the case of clause (3) d) once the remaining Shareholders resolve that grounds for exclusion exist,
e) in the case of clause (3) e) on the date that the letter from the Röchling SE & Co. KG Shareholder Committee is received by the Foundation,
(5) The shareholder rights ensuing from a shareholding are held in abeyance until transferred to a Successor appointed in accordance with the provisions in this Agreement
a) in the case of the death of a Shareholder, from the time of death,
b) in the case of clause (3) d) from the time of the shareholder resolution that determines grounds for exclusion exist,
c) in the case of clause (3) e) from the date that the letter from the Röchling SE & Co. KG Shareholder Committee is received by the Foundation,
(6) The departing Shareholder or his/her heirs must transfer his/her shareholding to the Successor without charge within one month of the Foundation informing the departing Shareholder of the Successor's name. Should this not occur within the stipulated deadline, the Shareholders can, with a majority of 75% of the votes of the Shareholders excluding the Shareholder concerned, resolve that the shareholding of the Shareholder concerned be transferred to the Foundation or to a person prepared to accept it as named in a resolution without charge. Said resolution must be notarised.
(7) Moreover, a resolution aimed at effecting the transfer of said shareholding without charge pursuant to paragraph (6), clauses 2 and 3 is still valid even when this shareholding is subject to a seizure order.
(8) A transfer of shareholdings in circumstances other than those indicated in this paragraph, as well as any other act of disposal of the shareholdings (e.g. pledging as security), is ineffective.
§ 5 Participation and Right to Vote at Shareholders' Meetings of the Röchling Family Companies
The Company can only be represented in the Röchling SE & Co. KG Shareholders' Meeting by one member of the Röchling SE & Co. KG Shareholders' Committee.
The Company has no right to vote in the meetings of the above-mentioned companies.
§ 6 Organs
(1) The Organs of the Foundation are:
a) the Shareholders' Meeting
b) the Board of Trustees
c) the Managing Director(s).
(2) The Shareholders' Meeting sets the annual financial framework for the Foundation's work. The job of the Board of Trustees is to plan and approve individual Foundation projects within this framework whilst taking into account the wishes of the benefactors and donors.
(3) The Shareholders' Meeting can draw up rules of procedure that define the function of the organs in detail and that describe the actions and activities for which the Executive Board requires the authorisation of the Board of Trustees to undertake.
§ 7 Shareholders' Meeting
(1) The Annual General Meeting, which resolves to adopt the annual statement of accounts and to discharge the Managing Directors, shall be held at the latest within six months of the end of the financial year. In addition to this, Shareholders' Meetings shall be held when a Shareholder, the Chair of the Board of Trustees or a Managing Director requests this.
(2) The Shareholders' Meeting shall be convened by the Managing Directors by letter, telegram or telex and include a copy of the agenda at least 14 days before the scheduled date of the meeting.
(3) Every Shareholder has a vote at the Shareholders' Meeting. Absent members can have attending members cast their written vote. Proxy representation is not permitted.
(4) The Shareholders shall select a chairperson to serve for a period of four years to chair the Shareholders' Meeting. Should this be hindered for some reason, the oldest Shareholder shall chair the meeting.
(5) The Shareholders' Meeting constitutes a quorum if at least half of the Shareholders are present or taking part by way of written voting. Resolutions are adopted by a simple majority of votes, insofar as a larger majority is not otherwise stipulated by law or in this Agreement.
(6) Provided that all Shareholders are in agreement about the form of resolution adoption and provided there are no mandatory form requirements, the resolutions of the Company may be adopted by other methods, primarily outside of Shareholders' Meetings, in particular through postal circulation in written form, orally or by telephone, fax or email;in combined proceedings, in particular, through the combination of a meeting of individual Shareholders with a – prior, simultaneous or subsequent – vote of the other Shareholders within the meaning of a) (e.g. partly in written form, partly by email etc.).
(7) Minutes shall be kept for evidentiary purposes of every Shareholders' Meeting and of every resolution adopted by the Shareholders in accordance with paragraph 6. If no notarially attested act is performed, the secretary shall be appointed by the Chairperson. A copy shall be forwarded to every Shareholder. The contents of the minutes shall be considered approved by the Shareholder if he does not challenge their fidelity in writing within two weeks of receipt specifying his/her reasons.
(8) The Shareholders are entitled to have their out-of-pocket expenses reimbursed, in particular, their travel expenses.
§ 8 Board of Trustees
(1) The Board of Trustees shall consist of between two and seven people. Shareholders cannot be elected to the Board of Trustees.
(2) The members of the Board of Trustees shall be elected by a simple majority at the Shareholders' Meeting to serve for a period of four years. Re-election is permissible.
(3) The Board of Trustees shall elect one of its members to serve as Chairperson of the Board of Trustees for the duration of one term of office.
(4) The members of the Board of Trustees are entitled to have their out-of-pocket expenses reimbursed, in particular their travel expenses.
(5) The Board of Trustees has a quorum when at least half of its members are present. Resolutions require a simple majority of the cast votes.
(6) Provided that all members of the Board of Trustees are in agreement about the form of resolution adoption and provided that there are no mandatory form requirements, the resolutions of the Board of Trustees may be adopted by other methods, primarily outside of Board of Trustee meetings, in particular through postal circulation in written form, orally or by telephone, fax or email; in combined proceedings, in particular, through the combination of a meeting of individual Board of Trustees members with a – prior, simultaneous or subsequent – vote of the other Board of Trustees members within the meaning of a) (e.g. partly in written form, partly by email etc.
(7) Minutes shall be kept for evidentiary purposes of every Board of Trustees meeting and of every resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees in accordance with paragraph 6. The secretary shall be appointed by the Chairperson of the Board of Trustees. A copy shall be forwarded to every member of the Board of Trustees. The contents of the minutes shall be considered approved by the member of the Board of Trustees if he/she does not challenge their fidelity in writing within two weeks of receipt specifying his/her reasons.
§ 9 Executive Board, Representation
(1) The Foundation shall have one or more managing directors. The first managing director shall be appointed or recalled by the Shareholders' Meeting. Additional managing directors shall be appointed or recalled by the Shareholders' Meeting in consultation with the Board of Trustees.
(2) If only one managing director is appointed, he shall represent the Foundation alone. If several managing directors are appointed, the Foundation shall be represented jointly by two managing directors or by one managing director together with an authorised signatory. The Shareholders' Meeting can grant one or more managing directors sole powers of representation and exemption from the restrictions set out in § 181 BGB.
(3) A managing director of the Röchling Stiftung GmbH may not concurrently be a managing director of Röchling SE & Co. KG.
§ 10 Financial Year, Financial Statement and Use of Revenue
(1) The financial year of the Foundation shall be the calendar year. The first financial year shall begin with the registration of the Foundation and end on the 31st of December in the year of registration.
(2) Each year, at the end of the financial year, the financial statement shall be prepared by the Executive Board within the statutory deadlines.
(3) The annual earnings available according to the financial statement may only be used for the Foundation's object. A reserve fund may be established for the purpose of fulfilling the long-term work of the Foundation. The Shareholders shall not receive any dividends nor any other remuneration from Company funds in their capacity as Shareholders.
(4) No person may benefit from administrative expenditures that do not pertain to the objects of the Foundation or receive unreasonably high compensation.
§ 11 Dissolution of the Foundation
(1) A Shareholder resolution that resolves to dissolve the Foundation shall require a majority of 75% of the votes of all Shareholders.
(2) The liquidators shall be the managing directors, unless the Shareholders delegate liquidation by simple majority vote to other persons.
(3) The proceeds from the liquidation are to be used for charitable purposes within the Federal Republic of Germany.
The resolutions regarding the use of liquidation proceeds may only be enacted with the consent of the responsible tax authority.
§ 12 Amendments to the Articles of Association
(1) Amendments to these Articles of Association shall require a majority of 75% of the votes of all Shareholders.
(2) Amendments that affect the right of the Röchling SE & Co. KG Shareholder Committee to appoint and recall Shareholders shall require the agreement of the Röchling SE & Co. KG Shareholder Committee.
§ 13 Public Announcements
Public announcements shall be published in the electronic Bundesanzeiger (German Federal Gazette).
§ 14 Severability Clause
Should any provision in this Agreement be or become invalid or ineffective in whole or in part, or should this contract contain a gap or loophole, this shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions. The invalid or ineffective provision shall be replaced with a valid provision that most closely reflects to the intent and purpose of the invalid or ineffective provision. In the case of a gap or loophole, a provision shall be agreed that reflects the intent and purpose of this Agreement and would have been agreed if the issue had been known about from the outset.
Name and function of key stakeholders
Details on the persons involved
All persons mentioned do not receive any payment other than reimbursement of expenses.
Date of most recent tax office exemption
Last date of issue
Latest assessment period
A responsible and environmentally friendly handling of plastic is one of the most pressing global challenges of our time. The Röchling Foundation is committed to ensure that technological progress serves the preservation of natural resources rather than endangering them.
The Röchling Foundation acts as a supportive, as well as an operational foundation. It supports research projects and civil society initiatives that contribute to solving the global challenge of plastic and the environment. With its own activities, the Röchling Foundation connects researchers, activists and entrepreneurs with each other in order to promote their cooperation.
KURATORIUMSBERICHT GERMAN
Job shares of all involved 109 k€
1 honorary managing director, 6 honorary board members, 3 honorary shareholders, 1 foundation manager (full-time), 1 foundation consultant (part-time 80%, until May 2019), 1 foundation consultant (part-time 50%, since August 2019).
Source and application of funds
Revenue and Source of Funds
Donations received
Profits from asset management
Profit on ordinary activities
-666 k€
Income from services
Expenses for statutory funding
1.775 k€
In 2019, the funding was split between the various projects as follows:
"Stoffströme gemeinsam denken – Wege zum Upcycling", Fraunhofer-Institut für Betriebsfestigkeit und Systemzuverlässigkeit LBF
"Biological solution for global challenges: Polymers bio-degradation by biological systems", CSIC – Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Dr. Federica Bertocchini
"Maritime Müllabfuhr / See-Elefant", One Earth One Ocean e.V.
"Act on Plastic Challenge – Soulincubator", Project Together
50 k€
"Forschungs- und Ausbildungsprogramm GAME 2019 – Global Approach by Modular Experiments", GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung Kiel
Bundesverband Deutscher Stiftungen
Studierendenkongress "packaging, environment, future", DVI – Deutsches Verpackungsinstitut & Der Grüne Punkt
Röchling Kapelle
POLYPROBLEM Initiative
Corporate Solidarity
The Röchling Foundation holds all shares of the Röchling Stiftungszentrum GmbH, Mannheim
Names of legal persons
The Röchling Foundation is financed by capital revenue and donations from the Röchling family.
There are no individual donations, more than 10% of the total annual income.


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Tonight! An Evening with the Internet Underground: Double Launch with Gabriella Coleman and Molly Sauter
Join us tonightat 7 p.m. for An Evening with the Internet Underground! Gabriella Coleman and Molly Sauter will both be launching books. How has the internet underground changed politics online and in the world at large? Who is Anonymous? What is a DDoS? Can civil disobedience find a home on the internet? Coleman and Sauter will discuss these questions and more as they read from and talk about their new books, Hacker Hoaxer Whistleblower Spy and The Coming Swarm. There will be a signing and reception after the event.
Hacker, Hoaxer, Whistleblower, Spy: Half a dozen years ago, anthropologist Gabriella Coleman set out to study the rise of worldwide movement of hackers, pranksters, and activists that operates under the non-name Anonymous just as some of its members were turning to political protest and dangerous disruption (before Anonymous shot to fame as a key player in the battles over WikiLeaks, the Arab Spring, and Occupy Wall Street). She ended up becoming so closely connected to Anonymous that the tricky story of her inside-outside status as Anon confidante, interpreter, and erstwhile mouthpiece forms one of the themes of this witty and entirely engrossing book. The narrative brims with details unearthed from within a notoriously mysterious subculture, whose semi-legendary tricksters – such as Topiary, tflow, Anachaos, and Sabu – emerge as complex, diverse, politically and culturally sophisticated people. Propelled by years of chats and encounters with a multitude of hackers, including imprisoned activist Jeremy Hammond and the double agent who helped put him away, Hector Monsegur, Hacker, Hoaxer, Whistleblower, Spy is filled with insights into the meaning of digital activism and little understood facets of culture in the Internet age, including the history of "trolling," the ethics and metaphysics of hacking, and the origins and manifold meanings of "the lulz."
In The Coming Swarm, rising star Molly Sauter examines the history, development, theory, and practice of distributed denial of service actions as a tactic of political activism. The internet is a vital arena of communication, self expression, and interpersonal organizing. When there is a message to convey, words to get out, or people to unify, many will turn to the internet as a theater for that activity. As familiar and widely accepted activist tools-petitions, fundraisers, mass letter-writing, call-in campaigns and others-find equivalent practices in the online space, is there also room for the tactics of disruption and civil disobedience that are equally familiar from the realm of street marches, occupations, and sit-ins? With a historically grounded analysis, and a focus on early deployments of activist DDOS as well as modern instances to trace its development over time, The Coming Swarm uses activist DDOS actions as the foundation of a larger analysis of the practice of disruptive civil disobedience on the internet.
Gabriella (Biella) Coleman is the Wolfe Chair in Scientific and Technological Literacy in the Art History and Communication Studies Department at McGill University. Trained as an anthropologist, teaches, researches, and writes on computer hackers. Her work examines the ethics of online collaboration/institutions as well as the role of the law and digital media in sustaining various forms of political activism. Her first book, Coding Freedom: The Aesthetics and the Ethics of Hacking was published with Princeton University Press. Hacker, Hoaxer, Whistleblower, Spy is her second book.
Molly Sauter is a doctoral student at McGill University in Montreal in the department of Art History and Communication Studies. She holds a masters degree in Comparative Media Studies from MIT, and is an affiliate researcher at the Center for Civic Media at the Media Lab and the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. Her research is situated in socio-political analyses of technology and technological culture, and is broadly focused on hacker culture, transgressive digital activism, and depictions of technology in the media. Her work has been published in The Atlantic, HiLow Brow, io9,The American Behavioral Scientist, and the MIT Technology Review. Her research has been featured by Popular Mechanics, BoingBoing, the BBC, NPR, the CBC, Der Spiegel, and the Christian Science Monitor. She resides in Montreal, Quebec, and lives on the internet, blogging at oddletters.com and tweeting @oddletters.

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The "Student Day" should be a new way to exchange the idea how to teach media management.
Many Thanks to Armin Rott, Ed Malthouse and Marco Gambaro for their presentations.
Saarbrücken, with a population of around 200,000, has many unique features to offer. The capital of Saarland (one of the federal states of Germany; watch image video about the Saarland provided by the government on www.english.saarland.de/) is situated at the heart of the European Union: the European cities of Brussels, Luxembourg and Strasbourg are all within a radius of about 300 km. Frankfurt with it´s international airport is about 90min away from Saarbruecken. Saarbruecken, as a commercial and trade fair center, maintains close relations with its European neighbors France and Luxembourg in a region where these countries meet. Saarbruecken's cosmopolitan flair is just one reason why its arts world and cultural scene have something to offer for all tastes. The restored castle, with its terraces from which visitors can enjoy a magnificent view over the River Saar, is a sight that no-one should miss. In the bars and cafes of Saarbruecken's old town, visitors find a cosy atmosphere. In particular, the street cafés in the old town's narrow streets are renowned for their mediterranean atmosphere during the summer months.
The University campus, situated in an idyllic forest, five minutes away from the center of Saarbrücken, was founded in 1946. In the meantime, a place of learning has emerged where currently 15,500 students study a wide variety of subjects.
Saarbruecken is a small, but very idyllic place, for hosting the IMMAA-conference 2007. And it has strong connections to media industry and media research.
The International Media Management Academic Association 2007 was hosted by orga.uni-sb.de at the Saarland University.
The media industry has become an increasingly fascinating sector for students, researchers and practitioners alike. During the past decade it has come to be seen as one of the fastest growing and most powerful industries in the world. There is a correspondingly growing need for professional and media-specific management tools to monitor its development.
Based on the desire to provide professional and actionable knowledge to media managers as well as specific teaching concepts for Media Management teachers and students alike, the book "Looking to the Future of Modern Media Management – changes | challenges | opportunities" examines current media management issues through the lens of two not uncomplementary perspectives: that of the media's researchers (theory) and that of its workforce (practice). Both perspectives maintain a strong management focus.
The book contains 22 contributions covering issues from current and forthcoming media management challenges, country-specific media management analysis, developments in the media value chain, new insights into media consumer behavior as well as various outlooks and recommendations for the future of media management, written by media management practitioners and academics.


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It's 11 pm and I've had exactly 3.5 hours of sleep in the last 48 hours or so. But I've had a productive couple of days on the writing front. As I mentioned earlier this morning, I knocked out 2,500 words on NaNoWriMo day 3, putting my 3-day total over 7,200 words. This evening, at the Arlington Writers Group, we had a "free-writing" night so that people could work on their NaNoWriMo pieces together. I opted to work on the short science fiction mystery I've been tackling, since I'm already ahead of the curve on NaNo. During our 2-hour meeting, I managed another 2,200 words on the story, bringing it to 4,900 words. In fact, I stopped writing on the line that was the absolute climax of the story, and I imagine I'll finish the first draft before the weekend. I expect the story to come in between 5-6,000 words. 4,700 words in one day is very, very good for me. And I really think this short piece is a winner.
After the group tonight, a bunch of us headed over to the Silver Diner in Arlington and sat around a bunch of tables, talking shop. It was a lot of fun. I didn't get home until almost 11 pm, and I have to be up at 5 am for NaNo, but it was worth it.


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Wouter Vandenabeele (Lokeren, 1970) is een Belgisch violist, componist en arrangeur.

Biografie
Tijdens de jaren 1980 was de jonge Wouter een klassiek geschoold violist die onder meer De vier jaargetijden van Antonio Vivaldi in zijn repertoire had. Zijn passie voor Ierse folk bloeide open na omstreeks 1990 bij zijn klasgenoot en drinkebroer Hans Baeté in zijn geboortestad Lokeren een B-kantje van een single van The Pogues te hebben beluisterd (The Limerick Rake). In 1992 werd Wouter ondergedompeld in het fenomeen van de Ierse jamsessie in zowel pubs als keukens tijdens een bezoek aan de Willie Clancy Summer School in het Ierse Milltown Malbay. Hij zette zijn opleiding tot burgerlijk ingenieur aan de Universiteit Gent definitief stop om zich volledig aan de muziek te wijden, te beginnen als straatmuzikant in Gent. In deze Belgische stad nam hij deel aan jamsessies in café Den Hemel aan de Muinkkaai, waar de lokale folkscene een stevige oppepper kreeg. Ook de soms legendarische sessies tijdens een festival voor instrumentenbouwers in het Franse Saint-Chartier en tijdens muzikale zomerscholen in Neufchâteau en Gooik waren hem niet vreemd.

Eveneens tijdens de jaren 1990 speelde Wouter viool in tal van Belgische folkgroepjes, waaronder The McGuinnes Brothers, met de in Gent verzeilde Engelse muzikale duizendpoot G.T. Moore. Wat later was hij violist bij Dearest Companion, een eclectische folkgroep met onder meer Tom Theuns, David Bovée en - violist bij Die Anarchistische Abendunterhaltung - Buni Lenski. Wouter Vandenabeele werd echter vooral bekend door de folkgroep Ambrozijn die hij samen met Wim Claeys en Tom Theuns oprichtte in 1996. Wouter lag tevens aan de wieg van de "wereld-bigband" Olla Vogala. Van laatstgenoemde, waarvan de eerste plaat verscheen in 1998, neemt Wouter nog steeds de leiding op zich. Verder ontfermde hij zich over allerlei muzikale projecten in het buitenland, zoals in Griekenland, Hongarije, Senegal, Zuid-Afrika, Taiwan en China.

Op 1 januari 2007 verscheen de eerste soloplaat van Wouter Vandenabeele: Chansons Sans Paroles (Homerecords). Hierbij werd Wouter op viool vergezeld door Arne Van Dongen (vioolbas), Anne Niepold (accordeon) en Soetkin Baptist (zang). In 2011 volgden Chansons pour la fin d'un jour, in 2015 Chansons pour le temps qui reste en in 2021 - in samenwerking met Tom Theuns - Chansons pour les oiseaux qui ne savent pas voler.

Sinds 2007 is Wouter Vandenabeele dirigent van het jongerenorkest Transpiradansa!. Een "wereldorkest" dat bestaat uit vele talentvolle jongeren met een gemiddelde leeftijd van 20 jaar. Ze spelen dansmuziek met strijkers, hout- en koperblazers, accordeons, harp, een stevige ritmesectie en twee zangeressen.

Wouter Vandenabeele werkte in 2009 samen met de koraspeler Bao Sissoko voor een project van de West-Afrikaanse violist Issa Sow. Omdat de klanken van viool en kora zo goed samensmelten, besloten Sissoko en Vandenabeele een reeks duo-concerten te geven. In 2013 startten ze een project met de griot-zangeres Mamy Kanouté (Dakar, Senegal), een van de zangeressen van Baaba Maal. De cd werd opgenomen in Dakar met leden van de families Sissoko en Kanouté, die het album verrijkten met balafoon, kora, gitaar en zang. Het in Luik afgewerkte resultaat is een selectie van composities en traditionals waarbij de klassieke griot-muziek wordt vermengd met arrangementen voor strijkers en saxofonisten.

In 2012 ontstond op initiatief van Vandenabeele The Ghent Folk Violin Project. GFVP vermengt traditionele melodieën met nieuwe composities, met de viool in de hoofdrol. De violistes hebben elk hun eigen achtergrond en stijl: Lotte Remmen is actief in de klassieke muziek, Naomi Vercauteren verdiept zich in de folk en barok en Anouk Sanczuk zorgt voor een vleugje jazz. Zangeres Hanneke Oosterlijnck schittert met innemende interpretaties van oude teksten. Het geheel wordt begeleid door Jeroen Knapen op gitaar.

Discografie

Ambrozijn
Ambrozijn (Wild Boar Music, 1998)
Naradie  (Virgin, 2000)
 Kabonka (Wild Boar Music, 2002)
 De Hertog van Brunswyk, samen met Paul Rans (Eufoda, 2003)
Botsjeribo (Kloef Music, 2004)
Krakalin  (Homerecords, 2006)
10 jaar and Strings (live) (Homerecords, 2007)

Olla Vogala
Olla Vogala (live) (Map Records, 1998)
Gnanomo  (Zoku-EMI, 1999)
Fantoom (Zoku-EMI, 2001)
Lijf (single) (Zoku-EMI, 2003)
Siyabonga (Zoku-EMI, 2004)
Marcel (Homerecords, 2008)
Live in de Sint-Baafsabdij (Homerecords, 2013)

Transpiradansa!
Transpiradansa! (Appel Records, 2007)
Granuba (Appel Records, 2009)

Solo
Chansons sans paroles, met Arne Van Dongen, Anne Niepold en Soetkin Baptist (Homerecords, 2007)
Chansons pour la fin d'un jour, met Emre Gültekin, Ertan Tekin en Joris Vanvinckenroye (Homerecords, 2011)
Chansons pour le temps qui reste, met Erno Nossent, Lode Vercampt en Sara Salvérius (Homerecords, 2015)

Wouter Vandenabeele en Tom Theuns
Chansons pour les oiseaux qui ne savent pas voler, met Tom Theuns, Aurélie Dorzée en Bao Sissoko (Homerecords, 2021)

La Musique d'Issa Sow
Doumale (Homerecords, 2009)

The Gent Folk Violin Project
Tatoeage (Homerecords, 2013)

Mamy Kanouté
Mousso Lou (Homerecords, 2014)

Externe links
Wouter Vandenabeele
Ambrozijn (gearchiveerd)
Transpiradansa! (gearchiveerd)
The Ghent Folk Violin Project

Belgisch componist
Belgisch violist
Belgisch arrangeur
Wereldmusicus
Belgisch folkmusicus

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Houston's road debris becoming a growing safety concern
By Katherine Whaley
Road debris can be a terrifying problem that can pop up at any time of your daily driving, and it's becoming a big problem in the Houston area.
"Daily, we pick up anywhere between 2 to 5 cubic yards of material," said Robert Henry, a member of a TxDOT road debris cleanup crew.
The Texas Department of Public Transportation patrols the roads every day, hunting down road debris that could create a traffic-halting headache.
Henry says he's collected just about anything you can think of -- from furniture, such as sofas and mattresses, to kids items like cribs and bikes, to household appliances such as refrigerators, AC units and BBQ pits.
When our ABC13 crew rode along with TxDOT down the Southwest Freeway, we found tires or tire treads in three spots during just ten minutes of patrolling.
In the last six months, dangerous debris has caused several crashes or near-misses on our highways. In September, a metal pipe smashed a car's windshield on the North Freeway. It was just inches from impaling the driver.
In October, a trailer hitch blasted through another driver's window on I-45.
In November, sheets of plywood on I-10 East shut down the freeway for hours. Thankfully in each of these incidents, no one was injured.
It's not just large objects on the road that can cause problems for drivers. Something as small as a nail can create huge hazards for drivers.
"I ran over a nail strip once, and I had like 50 nails in both of my tires. I have a picture of it. I've always kept it actually," said driver Mike Roberts.
From 2011 to 2014, AAA reports that road debris played a role in more than 200,000 crashes, 39,000 injuries, and 500 deaths. Between 2016 to 2017, Texas roads saw a more than 22 percent increase in serious crashes that involved an unsecured load.
"Nine times out of ten, these owners don't even know they're dropping the items that they're hauling," said Henry.
TxDOT and AAA offered several tips to help keep you from becoming the victim of a road debris crash.
Be alert- put the phone down, and keep both hands on the steering wheel.
Remember to maintain a safe following distance of at least 2-3 seconds so you can react if something comes crashing toward your windshield.
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Q: Working out angle between vectors? I don't know how to approach this question:
Given that p=2i+j and q=i-3j, find, in degrees to 1 decimal plaec, the angle made with the vector i by the vector p

A: Hint
Use the dot (or 'scalar') product; with $\theta$ the angle between $\mathbf{p}$ and $\mathbf{q}$, one has:
$$\mathbf{p} \cdot \mathbf{q} = \left\|\mathbf{p}\right\|\left\|\mathbf{q}\right\|\cos\theta \iff \cos\theta = \ldots$$

A: You can do this by using that $|p\cdot q|=|p||q|\cdot\cos(\alpha)$; and where $p=\binom21$ and $q=\binom{1}{-3}$.
This results in $|p\cdot q|=1$ and $|p||q|=\sqrt{5\cdot 10}$, so $\cos\alpha=1/\sqrt{50}$ or $\alpha\approx81.9^\circ$.

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The defendants, almost all men, continued to exert coercive control over their victims through the mechanism of the courts system, the study says. Too few independent domestic violence advisers (IDVAs) were seen at court and irrelevant mitigation pleas such as the perpetrator being drunk were regularly offered, it notes.
There is a an extremely high dropout rate for domestic abuse cases while they are in the hands of the police or the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and when they get to court. The charity Women's Aid estimates that only between a fifth and a quarter of domestic abuse victims ever report attacks to anyone in authority.
In 21 cases at one court centre, defendants entered a not-guilty plea and asked for a trial. On the various dates fixed, the observers noticed, 12 of them pleaded guilty as soon as the victim turned up and before they had given any evidence.
"Only one judge said that 'gaming the system' should stop," Baird said. "It's an unholy, if unwitting, pact with the court, who can almost be guaranteed to dismiss the case at trial if the complainant doesn't turn up.
Scrapping cases when the complainant does not attend calls into question how much these courts understand coercive control, Baird said.
The report involved careful recording of hearings at specialist domestic violence courts (SDVCs) in the north-east of England by volunteer observers from Soroptimist International who had been trained by the CPS and court service. The cases were monitored at Bedlington and Gateshead between July and November last year.
The Office for National Statistics recorded that 1.9 million adults aged 16 to 59 experienced domestic abuse in 2017. Police recorded 1.1 million domestic abuse related incidents of which 46% were recorded as crimes. The incidents accounted for 32% of all recorded violent crime.
SDVCs were rolled out nationally from 2005 based on "problem-solving courts" developed in Canada and Australia. The magistrates, prosecutors, police and court staff involved are all supposed to have had specialist training.
When the service was established, IVDAs were intended to attend preparatory and sentencing hearings to represent the complainants' interests about such issues as bail, which are decided at those times.
The absence of IDVAs and inadequate training for staff are resource issues that undermine vital components of the specialist courts, the report says.
On mitigation pleas offered to courts, the report says that the most common was that the offender was drunk. "Although it is understandable that defence lawyers will seek to use the presence of alcohol to mitigate for their clients, it is a pity that nobody in the court made its irrelevance clear," it says. Alcohol intake is not a mitigating factor under the guidelines issued by the Sentencing Council, it points out.
In its recommendations, the report calls for further training for court staff, ensuring that domestic abuse trials are always heard by specialist courts, providing more support to enable victims to go to court and not assuming non-attendance by complainants is grounds for dropping a case.
"Domestic abuse complainants deserve a justice system that understands their needs and our new report shows that there are gaps, in funding and even in understanding of the issue which gave rise to these special courts in the first place," Baird said.
A spokesperson for Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service said: "These specialist courts are key to help minimise distress to victims, who are supported by specially trained staff throughout the process. Measures are available to ensure victims and defendants never come face to face and that there is no cross- examination by the accused.


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Oracle's data warehouse strategy unclear after Sun acquisition
With its acquisition of Sun Microsystems complete, Oracle faces a slew of questions regarding its data warehouse strategy.
Despite its media offensive last week, Oracle still has some questions to answer regarding its data warehouse strategy now that the Sun acquisition is complete.
Prior to the Sun acquisition, Oracle wasn't in the hardware business but instead partnered with hardware vendors like IBM and HP to power its data warehouse deployments. In fact, Oracle sold more data warehouses on top of IBM server and storage technology than any other hardware.
And there are probably still a few Exadata v1 deployments out there running on HP servers. Exadata is Oracle's data warehouse appliance that it originally built using HP hardware. Version 2, which was released in September, bundles Oracle's data warehouse technology with Sun hardware.
Sun, meanwhile, has numerous partnerships with data warehouse vendors that use Sun hardware to power their data warehouse appliances. They include Greenplum, Vertica and ParAccel.
More on data warehousing
Learn how to avoid creating data silos with departmental data warehouses
Find out why some vendors are giving away data warehouses
Read about SAS's in-database analytics initiatives with several data warehouse vendors
The bottom line: There are scores of Oracle data warehouses running on hardware other than Sun and probably nearly as many non-Oracle data warehouses powered by Sun hardware.
Unknown future for Sun's data warehouse partnerships, open source database
The question now is whether Oracle will continue supporting and selling its data warehouses on top of competitors' hardware now that it is in the hardware business, via the Sun acquisition. And what will happen to Sun's data warehouse partnerships?
"It's not at all clear what the status of all these partnerships is going forward," said Jim Kobielus, an analyst with Cambridge, Mass.-based Forrester Research.
To make matters more complicated, there's MySQL, Sun's open source database. While used primarily as a transactional system, more and more customers are turning to MySQL for data warehousing, Kobielus said.
"Going forward, will we see Exadata integrated with the MySQL storage layer and packaged up with Sun hardware?" he asked. "And if so, when, at what price and how would [Oracle] avoid cannibalizing [its] low-end, half-rack Oracle database machine running on Sun?"
The only sure bet, it seems, is that Oracle is going to push its Exadata v2 data warehouse appliance built with Sun hardware as its core data warehouse.
"Larry Ellison's goal is to move to an all-appliance model [built with Sun hardware]," said Donald Feinberg, an analyst with Stamford, Conn.-based Gartner. "Oracle salespeople are not going to lead with an HP box when they walk into an account."
But Feinberg doesn't think Oracle will abandon its lucrative customers running data warehouses on non-Sun hardware. "Oracle's not going to walk away from the client base that's out there," he said. "The bottom line is Oracle is in business to make money."
Kobielus agreed, in part, saying that although Oracle isn't going to sell Exadata with anything but Sun hardware, "I don't think they'll back away with hardware vendors partnered with the Oracle Optimized Warehouse."
That's good news for customers like the Gallup Organization, which runs its Oracle data warehouse on Red Hat open source servers. "At least at this point, [Oracle] is not going to de-support any of the Linux platforms, at least as far as we've heard," said Jim Collison, an Oracle applications manager at Gallup. "But I think it'll be interesting to see what they do in the long term."
Can Oracle Exadata compete with Teradata's performance?
There is still a question, however, as to whether Exadata can truly compare with the market leader in terms of performance – Teradata, according to Feinberg. It will take time to tell, he said, as there are not yet enough mature Exadata deployments to compare.
For its part, Teradata doesn't seem too worried by Oracle's Sun acquisition or its Exadata push.
"Oracle Exadata has been on the market for over a year, and although there has been much marketing hype, there are still very few systems in production for data warehousing," said Randy Lea, Teradata's vice president for product and services marketing. "We don't take any of our competitors lightly, but we're confident in our ability to compete against Oracle in our data warehousing space."
Whatever its data warehouse strategy may be, Oracle isn't saying, at least not publicly. Oracle did not respond to requests for comment for this story.
"At this point," Feinberg said, "it's difficult to have a crystal ball."
What to expect from Oracle Exadata Database Machine
Oracle pitches cut-rate Exadata hardware to boost sales
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Oracle Exadata server guide
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i have a joist component loaded into the project..
in the family editor it says 24 feet long..
in the project it measures 34 feet long..
now trying to make it 34' 4"..
to change its length- and can't..
ha ha- just like the revit game puzzle that it is..
can you upload the family? sounds like there's a parameter not working.
begin.. can you tell me anything about it?
I'm probably misunderstanding your question, but you can control the height offset and length of joists in the element properties.
see that's what i mean- the length is grayed out..
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T I M E. P L A C E.
Has something so ironic happened to you & you just can't figure out how could that possibly just happen so perfectly?
Like a free meal or free tshirt after having a really bad day.
Life has it's up and downs but at the end of the day you keep pushing because that's all you know how to do. I'm so grateful for all of life lessons and the people that are in my life.
I've learned so much in a matter of just 4 years. And it's come to the realization of so many different aspects of life. At the end of the day all I can do is say "T H A N K Y O U GOD". I'm destined for greatness and I know where I'm going and I'm just learning what it will take to get there. I've never pictured it to be unicorns and dandelions but I also didn't picture it to come full force...like a fast ball coming at 100 mph.
So what's your R E A S O N?
As the semester seems to come to an end, my motivation decreases less each day.
Without His bible scriptures and words that I can apply to my every day life, I'm sure I wouldn't be where I am today.
Life is such a crazy thing. Like situations happen for a reason either for a blessing or a lesson. As I become older and wiser... I learn from each mistake or opportunity I've faced in life. To say the least, I wouldn't change my life for anything or any situations in the past.
I can say ultimately what I've learned in 4 years of college would be that you must F O C U S on what's important and what you want to accomplish. Of course you can't accomplish those things if you don't stay motivated. M O T I V A T I O N is the key.
I would also say that at times my motivation seems to only be targeted to one section of my life more than others. It's all about balance and that's what I have to work on. B A L A N C E.
STAY M O T I V A T E D.
It's been a long & stressful week. I'm so ready to have fun with my friends!
Great things are in the near future. Just wait on it.


Been sitting and pondering, that's what I do in the dark, by the fire, with coffee.
I confess to reading religious periodicals and listening to media preachers at times. I do think it needful to be aware of what is being said and promoted. When looking to the welfare of our congregations as pastors we must be, to some extent, aware of what they are exposed to. I also confess that this produces thought to be addressed later, such as now.
When I look to scripture I find that God established the Church, as He would by the way, with a very simplistic manner of worship: singing, praying, and preaching. When I begin to examine what is viewed and accepted as "church/worship" today I find glaring contradictions.
I won't even begin with the blatant contradiction proposed by those that have 'forsaken assembling' and have solaced themselves with whatever. Then there is what has replaced singing with all out productions and performances that would rival Broadway and the Vegas strip. What prayers I hear are obvious routine and prepared for the purpose of pleasing and stirring men and not acknowledging God. There again not even to mention the thinking that regeneration is a simple decision and saying a few repetitious words and now, "Welcome to the family of God", please!
Yet what has begun to become vividly obvious is that what is presented as preaching today is nothing more than religious 'self help' theories and programs designed to attract those seeking to embrace a system that will motivate them to pick themselves up out of the mire of depression and circumstance to exercise mind and heart in their own efforts to in turn give them some false sense of hope of assurance they are a child of God because of what they are doing. "Oh, you can't save yourself or trust in men, but you need to accept what God is offering you today before it is forever too late." Thus, "TRUE" faith has become confidence in what we have understood and do instead of what Christ did and finished. Lord deliver us from ourselves!
Where is the pure gospel of Jesus Christ declared? Where is Christ alone taught and believed? Where are the hymns of praise sung to a sovereign God who works and none can hinder? Where are prayers poured out of the hearts and souls of men that need God? Where is the assembly, yes the congregation, that is met for the purpose of hearing from God? Where is it that tears flow from the eyes and down the cheeks of those heart broken because of sin and grief of self and not because of laughter at some jester that mocks God and truth? Are we a post-Church society that has totally pushed God and truth from our lives to accept the religious clamor of empty men? The answers are too close to home. What is your vision for worship????


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La gare de Puyoô est une gare ferroviaire française de la ligne de Toulouse à Bayonne, située sur le territoire de la commune de Puyoô, dans le département des Pyrénées-Atlantiques en région Nouvelle-Aquitaine.

C'est une gare de la Société nationale des chemins de fer français (SNCF), desservie par des trains régionaux TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine.

Situation ferroviaire

Établie à  d'altitude, la gare de Puyoô est située au point kilométrique (PK) 270,225 de la ligne de Toulouse à Bayonne, entre les gares ouvertes aux voyageurs d'Orthez et de Peyrehorade. Gare de bifurcation, elle est l'origine de la ligne de Puyoô à Dax et de l'ancienne ligne de Puyoô à Mauléon (déclassée).

Histoire

En 2014, selon les estimations de la SNCF, la fréquentation annuelle de la gare était de .
En 2019, ce nombre se portait à .

Service des voyageurs

Accueil
Gare SNCF, elle dispose d'un bâtiment voyageurs, avec guichet, ouvert tous les jours. Elle est équipée d'automates pour l'achat de titres de transport.

Desserte
Puyoô est desservie par des trains TER Nouvelle-Aquitaine.

Intermodalité
Un parc pour les vélos et un parking sont aménagés. Elle est desservie par des cars du réseau Keolis de la ligne de Dax à Mauléon.

Service des marchandises
Cette gare est ouverte au service du fret.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Liste de gares en France
 Liste des gares d'Aquitaine
 Ligne de Toulouse à Bayonne
 Schéma de la ligne de Toulouse à Bayonne
 Ligne de Puyoô à Dax
 Ligne de Puyoô à Mauléon (déclassée)

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Gare dans les Pyrénées-Atlantiques
Ligne de Toulouse à Bayonne


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Sep. 28, 2012 8:00 p.m.
Pyper leads a pack of skaters around the ice during Sports Day
The Cranbrook Skating Club sent out the word to one and all to come out and learn to skate on Sports Day, September 27. "All it Takes is a Pair of Skates" took place Thursday at Memorial Arena in Cranbrook."The focus behind Sports Day is of course to increase physical activity across Canada," said Debbie Mandryk, coach for the Cranbrook Skating Club. During the event, new skaters got a chance to meet with local coaches and get a few pointers. Mandryk hopes some keen skaters will continue on in the program long after the free day. Adults are welcome, but Mandryk said helmets are mandatory for all learners. The Cranbrook Skating Club just started off its new season on September 20. Mandryk said that parents often don't think of skating this early in the year, but the program is already bustling with activity. So far the club boasts a membership of 60 kids learning how to skate. "We hope to double that," Mandryk said. "We want people who maybe have never thought about skating for their children."
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Jack Holmes has been named player of the year for his US college team, Northeastern Oklahoma.
The former Forest Green Rovers youngster, who was with Brimscombe and Thrupp last season, also made it into the 'all region' team for a representative match in March.
Holmes is currently back in Gloucestershire to spend Christmas with his family, returning to Miami (Oklahoma) in January to finish off his freshman year.
"The first few weeks were hard for me, getting used to the different time zone and adapting to the environment and weather, but as time went on I adjusted pretty quickly," he said.
"When the season started, I was feeling more relaxed and excited for the games ahead.
"The football side of it has been phenomenal and I was pleased to be named player of the year.
"As a team we had an average season, winning seven, losing 10 and drawing one.
"We made it into the regional cup final, but we lost to Rose State College."
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Holmes started out at his local team Abbeymead Rovers before being spotted by Cheltenham Town at the age of eight.
He remained with the Robins until Under-15 level before joining Forest Green, where he was hampered by two serious injuries, but he is now enjoying regular football at a challenging level on the other side of the Atlantic with the 'Norsemen'.
"The standard of football in the USA is high," he said.
"Going from playing with the academy at Forest Green to then playing men's football at Brimscombe, I feel like I've adapted to the physicality well and had an advantage on the other boys who we play against because we play against players from all around the world and the age limit is mid-20s."
Off the pitch, Holmes has adapted to his new surroundings and has done some travelling around both with football and to explore new areas.
"I enjoy the studying," he said. "When I started classes, I found it hard to work and to learn the way they do over here, but with help from lecturers and sophomores it became easier.
"We have to study subjects like the American government and know about the American history which is interesting because you're learning about another culture and knowing about the history of the country.
"Where I'm living there really isn't much to do, but there is a town in Missouri where we go a lot because that has everything you need.
"Obviously from travelling in the away games we get to explore many areas and states which is so good.
"I've recently come back from Atlanta, Georgia on my Thanksgiving break and we drove to Orlando Florida to explore the place more which was indescribable."


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J. Brent Walker, the executive director of the Baptist Joint Committee, has an op-ed piece in the Tampa Tribune in which he combats some of the common lies and misunderstandings that many Christians have about just how our country was founded and on what principles. You should check out the whole article (it's pretty short). An excerpt is below.
Recently, local media reported on the billboard advertisements that use quotes from history to "portray a national need for Christian governance."
Those behind the billboards refer to the separation of church and state as a "lie" and say our country's Judeo-Christian foundation is "the reason that this country has prospered for 200-plus years."
The only lies being told are featured on the billboards themselves.
Few would dispute the crucial role of religion in many of our founders' lives. However, they were a mixed lot - some orthodox Christians, some Deists, nearly all scions of the Enlightenment - and more committed to ensuring religious liberty for all than enshrining their own religion in our founding documents.
When those with an agenda cherry-pick - and completely make up - quotes from our founders, they do a disservice to all. There is a remarkable irony when a group claiming its support for historical accuracy fabricates a statement and attributes it to the nation's first president. For example, one of the billboards quotes President George Washington as saying, "It is impossible to rightly govern the world without God and the Bible." As reported, the billboard organizers admit there is no proof Washington ever said this.
What are your responses to the action of the billboard makers or Walker's op-ed? I recognize that many Christians simply don't know their U. S. history well enough to know when they are being lied to, especially when it comes to quotes, which can be buried away in some obscure letter from a few hundred years ago. Those are not the people I have a problem with (though I do think we all bear the responsibility of researching claims we hear others make before we accept them as truth and begin to make them ourselves). Rather, I have an issue with Christians like the ones who paid for this billboard, the ones who willingly spread lies so that their cause can gain support. I agree with Walker that it undermines the very faith they stand for. I have more thoughts and opinions on this matter, but I will keep them at bay for now. I want to hear your thoughts.


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Rubber agroforestry in the Niger Delta – hope for youth
by Cathy Watson · July 17, 2014
Rubber agroforestry –coco yam, maize, a young bush mango (Irvingia gabonensis) and other plants growing in the dappled light in a gap between mature rubber trees. Photo: Cathy Watson
To fly into the Niger Delta is to marvel at seemingly endless trees. Africa's moist equatorial forest stretches from Congo to Gabon. Much is still pristine in Nigeria, the canopy closed. However, vast swathes have been despoiled by oil seepage and flaring. Joblessness and insecurity abound.
"The young boys are punching holes in the oil pipelines," exclaims Father Kevin O'Hara, who works in Bayelsa. His eyes brighten when Dr Ebenezar Asaah from the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) tells him about rubber agroforestry — mixed stands of rubber, fruit trees and annual crops. "If you could offer them something to do in the way of agriculture, it would sure be fine," the priest says.
O'Hara is an activist, holding the petroleum industry and local government to account. A film of him showing the Dutch ambassador a three metre deep oil spill is on You Tube. He never goes up the creeks these days – too risky. Four days before we meet him at OXFAM Nigeria, Dutch nationals visiting a hospital are seized by armed men in a speedboat up one of the narrow waterways.
O'Hara is not the only one who wants farming to give new purpose to young men. In Delta State, Dr Suleiman Ikodo stands in a field of plantains, cassava and rubber and fruit trees. "If we improve the production base like this, Michelin and the other companies will bring back their factories, and unemployment and youth restiveness will go down," says the Rubber Research Institute of Nigeria (RRIN) scientist.
The plantains and cassava give farmer Ben Egbune income and food in the six years before the grafted rubber trees yield latex. Improved indigenous fruit trees such as African cherry and bush mango — eaten as a soup thickener by 60% of Nigerians daily — will yield early too. Egbune's 15 workers each earn $150/month plus meals. He has a nursery of 5000 rubber rootstock to which they will graft budwood. Seedlings sell for 100 Naira (USD$0.60) a piece.
The planting arrangement is 500 trees of rubber in lines of two with ten metres between them on a hectare. This allows 70% of the land to be used for food crops until the rubber canopy closes at six years. Even then, about 40% will still receive sufficient sun to grow food. Shade-tolerant medicinals, crops such as coco yam, and mini-livestock – snails, rabbits and bees – thrive under the rubber.
"We are not promoting rubber as such but rather the diversification of all smallholder economic crops like rubber, cocoa and coffee," says ICRAF's Dr Assah. "This is sustainable agricultural intensification and minimizes the hazards of monoculture – loss of biodiversity and build up pest and diseases."
Young rubber tappers trained by the ICRAF and the Rubber Research Institute of Nigeria. Photo: Cathy Watson
Supported by the Common Fund for Commodities, ICRAF and RRIN have piloted rubber agroforestry in the Delta since 2009. It holds the potential to resuscitate Nigeria's rubber industry while creating jobs. Its early yielding grafted trees overcome farmer reluctance. Raised from seed, rubber would take 15 years and fruit trees about eight before producing – too long for most farmers.
The disengagement of youth comes up in every conversation. Not only do young males need work, but rubber needs them. "Those young ones who are meant to make the village lively have gone to the city or want quick money from harassing oil firms," explains Dr Ikodo.
Labour is the key limiting factor in production. "Immediately the oil boom started in the late 1970s, we started seeing a shortage. Our peasant farmers abandoned their plantations and went into non-agricultural work," says Professor Osayanmo Eguavoen, RRIN executive director.
But no one at RRIN or in government ministries in Abuja blames ordinary people. "Most farm activities are manual so there is drudgery and that discouraged them," says the professor. The Biafran war (1967-70) and low prices also contributed to rubber's demise. The result is aged trees and the collapse of the value chain.
"There was even a time when farmers were cutting rubber to plant cassava," says Dr TJ Odeyemi, Director of Agriculture and Rural Development. "When we look at rubber, we can say it has suffered. We were doing well in the 1960s. But it did not receive adequate attention." Farmers once "controlled the whole activity from plantation to processing" says Eguavoen, but the smoke houses in which they hand mangled rubber sheets to sell to factories have vanished.
Forty years of neglect may be ending. Amid regret that rubber was left to flounder, there is a new zeal that is economic and political. Part is the momentum of Nigeria's Agricultural Transformation Agenda. But officials also say – we ignore rubber at our peril. "We are not taking any matter relating to rubber lightly. If we fold our arms about the Delta, what is happening in the north could happen there," says Dr JO Appanisile, director of commodities in the ministry of trade.
"Cup lump" – latex which coagulates in the cup on the rubber tree – being weighed before loading into the truck of middle men. Photo: Cathy Watson
The French Development Agency is lending Nigeria $100 million to develop 30,000 hectares of rubber outgrower plantations in five Delta states, while ICRAF and RRIN are promoting varieties that can be harvested for timber when their latex-producing life ends. They are also training tappers —- unskilled ones can kill the tree — and installing Indian sheeting machines. "We look ahead to a time when farmers form clusters and process on the spot and take their destiny into their own hands," says RRIN director Eguoveon.
From one such cluster in Iguoriekha Farm Settlement in Edo state, a lorry is collecting "cup lumps" – latex that coagulates naturally in the cup on the tree. Large piles lie neatly on banana leaves. Young males record weights and heave basins of cup lump into the truck. Trained tapper, Oweh Goddy, 21, says he earns the equivalent of $95-200 a month, which he is saving for university.
Value addition can involve many like him. The cluster is slated to receive a sheeting machine and will build the shed to house it. Ribbed rubber sheets command a higher price than cup lump. Oil from the rubber seed can become soap, shampoo, putty, epoxy, a leather treatment and printing ink; the seed cake can be livestock feed and a soil amendment.
Rubber agroforestry can be part of the solution in one of Africa's most volatile regions; 70% of the 30 million residents of Nigeria's oil-rich Delta live in poverty – compared to 60% for the country as a whole.
Cathy Watson is chief of programme development at the World Agroforestry Centre in Nairobi. Before joining ICRAF in November 2012, she founded and ran two NGOs in Uganda -- Straight Talk Foundation and Mvule Trust. She was made a senior Ashoka fellow for social entrepreneurship in 2006. She has also been a foreign correspondent, working for The Guardian and the BBC, among others. A graduate in biology and Latin American Studies from Princeton, she has over 30 years of work experience in Africa with a focus on trees, youth, HIV, families, and communication for social change. She holds a graduate certificate in agroforestry from the University of Missouri.
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Though filing for bankruptcy is something that no one wishes to do; under certain circumstances you may have little option because in fact, declaring bankruptcy may be the only option open to you to solve your financial problems. By filing for bankruptcy you are sure of getting a chance to admit past failures, and in addition, it also gives you a chance to make a fresh start in life once more. Having decided that there is no way out other than to file for bankruptcy it then makes perfect sense to also find a bankruptcy lawyer who will understand your financial condition and who is also an expert in bankruptcy laws applicable in your state and who also knows federal laws very well.
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Men: Greg Evans (790, 712, 704), David Shears (761), Joshua Cardwell (755), Charles Thompson (745, 735, 279 game), Tommy Nevitt (743), Jim Graham (743), Zach Scott (742, 277 game), Danny Kovach (737), Gabby Daclouche (736, 709), Jesse Anthony (732), D.J. Bethune (729, 705), Daryl Russell (718), Bobby Kuchler (718), Charles Cannon (716, 713 & 275 game), Anthony Willis (714, his first 700 series), Randy Stack (713), Mike Lodge (711), Roy Christopher (711), Gene Buchanan (709), Nick Abbatiello (701), Brian Dietz 278).
Women: Nina Reid (764, 685, 654, 640, 279 game), Barbara Batt (730, 642, 614, 614, 279 game), Donna Dowdell (675, 665, 621, 620, 603), Tiffany Tinkle (660), Pam Wedding (644, 600), Deb DiFolco (643), Debra Sheets (636), Ruth Lodge (627), Leann Walden (618), Florian Caponis (612), Audrey Miller (608), Charlene McKendree (606, 265 game, her first 600 series), Deb Caldwell (605, 603), Marilyn Supalo (602), Angela Norton (600).
Seniors: Mike Sloan (727, 604, 278 game), James Richardson (709, 268 game), Ed Miller (699), John Caponis (686), Glenn Newman (686), Richard Gosnell (682), Joe Chowaniec (674), Ed Miller (671), John Caponis (662), Glenn Newman (660), Rudy Diana (654), Jim Shackleford (651), Joe Chowaniec (650), Willie Simpkins (648), Joe Malfa (647, 276 game), Leon England (647), Steve Lynch (646), Stan Saunders (644), Jerry Rowe (635), Hamm Cannon (628), Ben Bryant (627), Charlie Crist (625), Lucky Mejia (607), Henry Morris (604), Greg Delacruz (602).
Juniors: Ryan Henderson (631), Christopher Dennis (616).
Open City Tournament: The fourth annual Open Championship Tournament of the First Coast USBC Bowling Association will be held Feb. 28 and March 1, March 7-8, and March 14-15, if necessary. The team event will be held at Bowl America Orange Park and the singles and doubles events will be held at Jax Lanes Grove Park. Entry fee $20 per event, per bowler. For more information, please contact the First Coast USBC office at (904) 714-0114 or visit www.firstcoastusbc.com.
Scratch Marathon: Bowl America Orange Park, March 15. Register at 9 a.m., bowl at 10 a.m. Entry fee $65. Contact Elois, Carol or Rick at (904) 272-6400.
Ladies City Tournament: The fourth annual First Coast USBC Women's Championship will be held March 28-29 at Cassat's Batt Bowl. Advance entries close March 18. Entry fees are $20 per event, per bowler. For more information, call the First Coast USBC office at (904) 714-0114 or visit www.firstcoastusbc.com.
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