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ProMinent Group - ProMinent GmbH
Im Schuhmachergewann 5-11 , Baden-Württemberg |69123 Germany
The ProMinent group is manufacturer of components and systems for the metering technology, and a reliable water treatment solutions partner. ProMinent offers components, systems and technologies for highly efficient, environmentally friendly, sustainable and user-centric metering and water treatment.
ProMinent concentrates on components and complete solutions for the storage, transfer, metering and neutralisation of liquid chemicals. It uses chemical storage tanks, transfer pumps, metering pumps, measuring, control and sensor technology, complete metering systems and polymer preparation stations. Besides the oil and gas industry, relevant growth industries include mainly chemicals, food & beverage, public potable water and waste water treatment and swimming pool water treatment.
Under the ProMaqua brand, the group offers products for water treatment and disinfection, including chlorine-dioxide systems, electrolysis systems, UV systems, ozone systems and membran filter systems.
About Us
The ProMinent group is manufacturer of components and systems for the metering technology, as well as a reliable water treatment solutions partner for over 50 years. Through innovative products, service capabilities and industry-specific solutions, the aim is to provide improved efficiency and safety for customers, wherever they may be in the world.
With its 'Focus on Solutions', the company demonstrates how process requirements can be met with practical solutions. It not only offers outstanding innovative products, but also provides support to customers around the world through its experts' knowledge and expertise. The result: components, systems and technologies for highly efficient, environmentally friendly, sustainable and user-centric metering and water treatment.
The group of companies is based in Heidelberg, Germany. Around 2,300 employees in 55 dedicated sales, production and service companies and agencies in over 100 countries guarantee that the company's products and services are available all over the globe. Besides the oil and gas industry, relevant growth industries include mainly chemicals, food & beverage, public potable water and waste water treatment and swimming pool water treatment.
The ProMinent group concentrates on the development, manufacture and sales of components and complete solutions for the storage, transfer, metering and neutralisation of liquid chemicals. It uses chemical storage tanks, transfer pumps, metering pumps, measuring, control and sensor technology, complete metering systems and polymer preparation stations.
Under the ProMaqua brand - a ProMinent brand - the group operates as an independent technology provider to supply an extensive range of products for water treatment and disinfection.
With Smart Disinfection (low impact - less cost - high efficiency), ProMaqua provides highly effective, environmentally-friendly, economical water treatment and disinfection for the application in hand. One stop provision - from the initial consultation through to operation.
The product line includes chlorine-dioxide systems, electrolysis systems, UV systems, ozone systems and membrane filter systems.
The company is based on the fundamental principle of reliability and is therefore investing heavily in research and development and has outstanding vertical integration, guaranteeing optimum levels of quality in 12 production sites (including Heidelberg) and ensuring independence from fluctuations in supplier markets.
Mission Statement
'ProMinent is the reliable solutions partner for water treatment and a manufacturer of components and systems for chemical fluid handling. Based on our innovative products, services and industry-specific solutions we provide more efficiency and safety for our customers – worldwide.'
- Our Goal: More efficiency and safety for our customers
- Our Market: Water Treatment and Chemical Fluid Handling, worldwide
- Our Offer: Components, Systems, Services and industry-specific Solutions
Our Values:
- Reliability
- Innovation
- Solutions Driven
- Global
Would you like to optimize or automate an existing application, for example, to reduce chemical consumption? Or are you looking for a possibility to neutralize waste water in accordance with legal regulations, automated and including a measuring value protocol? Or would you like to dose chemicals precisely into a complex process then control and monitor this action via a superordinated PLC? If you are looking for more than "just" a metering pump, a sensor, a controller or a chlorine dioxide system then we can help you!
If you are looking for the optimal solution for your application, it is not sufficient to only choose the "right" component such as a dosing pump, a sensor or a control unit. It is rather necessary to adjust and fine-tune all components and their inter-linking to produce the best solution possible. It will be our pleasure to do that for you!
If you are interested in any one of our many products, this product will often be "just" a necessary means to an end, when you are actually intending to reorganize, optimize or automate an application, be it the neutralisation of waste water, the disinfection of drinking water or the dosing of corrosion inhibitors into a cooling circuit, just to mention a few. With more than 40 years of experience in chemical fluid handling and water treatment, we offer you much more than just single products, we offer complete solutions.
Applications can be very complex. A large range of possible interactions among the necessary components such as dosing pumps, sensors, measuring and control devices and especially the hydraulic design of the piping will determine the quality and thus the efficiency of an application.
Reaching an ideal result in an application is not only a matter of choosing the right components according to the respective requirements such as counter-pressure, flow rate, temperature, measuring range or chemical resistance. To guarantee the best solution possible, all involved components have to be connected, adjusted and fine-tuned, with each other and, if necessary, with a superordinated control unit. Furthermore, possible parasitic drags from the surrounding have to be taken into consideration.
This is why our specialists are experts not only on our products but also have the necessary knowledge in hydro chemistry, hydraulics, measuring and control technology, microbiology and other areas required to solve your application problems.
Your advantage: One single contact supplying solutions from one source and, if required, including mounting and commissioning. There is no better way! Come in and click through to your particular application.
Industry Solutions
Every industry has its own peculiarities. This is especially true when it comes to water treatment or chemical fluid handling processes. We at ProMinent recognize this and have adapted our products and services accordingly.
Some process steps hardly differ among the industries, e.g. the adjustment of a predefined pH value in wastewater. However, there are also processes that are highly individual for specific industries, e.g. the disinfection of returnable bottles in a bottle washing machine for the beverage industry or the washing and disinfection of fresh vegetables in the food industry. And even there, vegetable treatment is not always the same. Spinach has to be treated in a different way than cabbage – as a matter of course. At ProMinent, we are fully aware of these differences.
This deep and comprehensive industry knowledge is of great value. Our Food & Beverage Department e.g. consists not only of specialists for dosing, chlorine dioxide and UV, ozone and membrane filtration systems. There are also, for only one example, real master brewers who brew their own beer in their leisure time. These (and other) experts and enthusiasts have a deep understanding of the daily business of our customers in the beverage and food industries – in every regard.
Your advantage: As industry insiders, we understand your requirements completely. Our long lasting experience with projects and customers from your own industry are applied to the solution of your problems and special needs.
However, ProMinent cannot have a team of specialists for each and every industry either. Therefore we have two main business areas with different focuses:
- Water Treatment Solutions (WTS) and
- Chemical Fluid Handling (CFH)
The business area, Water Treatment Solutions, concentrates on the following industries:
- Beverages
- Food
- Drinking Water Supply
- Swimming Pools
For these industries we have extensive, industry specific know-how and offer complete system solutions for water treatment, for both- plant constructors (OEM) and operators.
The business area, Chemical Fluid Handling, serves a multitude of other industries, such as
- Chemical Industry
- Municipal Waste Water Disposal
- Oil and Gas Industries
- Electroplating Industry
- Semiconductor Industry
- Paper Industry
- etc.
ProMinent offers complete solutions for chemical fluid handling. Here we cover the entire process chain: storage, transfer, measuring/control, dosing and neutralizing.
PolyRex - For Powdery and Liquid Polyelectrolytes
PolyRex is a double-deck preparation station for the processing of liquid and powdery polymers. The preparation station consists of the delivery and mixer unit and the two double-deck tanks made of stainless steel.
ProMinent - Model DMEb RC WZD - Duplex Volume Controlled Water Softener
Due to their twin-column design, ProMinent WZD type water softeners are suitable for continuous and automatic work. During regeneration time they can provide soft water. The system is volume controlled, which means that the regeneration of the exhausted ion-exchange resin bed is regulated by a built-in water meter. No continuous supervision is required for the system; only additional supplies of salt tablets for regeneration should be added to the ...
Water treatment solutions for shipping industry
On cruisers and ferries there are many different tasks when it comes to water treatment: drinking and waste water treatment, bathing water and process water treatment. Large ships are be self-sufficient in the provision of drinking water. To do this, ships are equipped with reverse osmosis equipment, which prepares vitally important drinking water from unsavoury seawater by removing the saline solute. Ships can extract water from the sea outside the 15-mile zone.
Optimal hygiene & Cleaning solutions for food & beverage industry
Optimal hygiene is a prerequisite in the drinks industry to ensure sustainably high quality and a long shelf life for the end product, regardless of whether the plant is producing beer, lemonade, mineral water / table water, fruit juices, wine or sparkling wine. The law demands design-specific optimised cleaning for all surfaces that come into contact with foods and beverages. This makes CIP-cleaning (cleaning in place) essential, in order to avoid dismantling a multitude of individual components. Three ProMaqua...
Technical Customer Support Services
You want to dose a chemical but don't know what you need? You want to automate effluent neutralisation, but don't know how? You want to replace an old device, but don't know which new device you might choose?. You need not know that! Our technical customer support will reply to your questions, even if you are not yet our customer. Simply on the phone. Customer support on the phone is part of the "standard equipment" of ...
ProMinent Training Courses
We offer an array of training courses, both product oriented and industry oriented. These trainings give you the opportunity to learn more about the proven existing product and application portfolio of ProMinent as well as about new products and applications. Furthermore you can share your experiences with other ProMinent customers and with our experts.
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The new measurement and control device DULCOMETER Compact COND_I to measure the inductive conductivity celebrates its premiere at the IFAT 2014. ProMinent enables a convenient and affordable ...
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A particularly economical disinfection solution which can be used to safely disinfect water in an environmentally-friendly process in line with demand will be on show at IFAT. This is the membrane ...
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Chemical & Pharmaceuticals, Electronics and Computers, Energy - Energy Monitoring and Testing, Food and Beverage, Mining, Oil, Gas & Refineries, Pulp & Paper, Shipbuilding & Water Transport, Travel & Leisure, Water and Wastewater, Water and Wastewater - Swimming Pools, Water and Wastewater - Water Treatment
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We're thee days past the trade deadline. Some players have already landed and played a game with their new teams, some haven't even arrived in their new destinations (does Hasheem Thabeet really have that busy of a calendar?). But we're starting to recover from the shock of a still-nuts-if-quieter-than-last-year deadline that saw two coaches let go the same week so many players switched laundry.
With that in mind, here are 25 things that came to mind from the decisions made in the past week.
1. So many "nothing to lose deals." Sam Young to Philly, Leandro Barbosa to Indiana, and in part, Ramon Sessions to L.A..
2. The Cavs' move of Ramon Sessions in terms of how you view it essentially comes down to whether you believe that the market for Sessions was good enough to get better or not. It's easy to say that Chris Grant got poor return on what is considered a starter-quality point guard as a reserve (a position of leverage), but the point guard market was simply pretty weak at the deadline. Raymond Felton was a player mentioned repeatedly and that's only because Portland would have sold off children to get rid of him.
3. What sold me on the trade for Cleveland was the pick swap in 2013. Should the Lakers continue to regress given that they have yet to make a significant move and both Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol will be a year older, there's a good chance that the Cavs could see their second draft pick in 2013 move up from 28-30 all the way to somewhere between 18 and 20. A ten-spot bump can be the difference between a training camp flameout and a quality rotation player.
4. I do hate them taking on the extra money from Luke Walton's extra year. It doesn't hurt because of their cap situation, I just hate the idea of a team that isn't primed to contend with dead money.
5. What exactly did George Karl do to God? He seems like a good man, a good father, has tried to live his life well and coach his players responsibly. Why has God responded by giving him Carmelo Anthony, J.R. Smith and JaVale McGee inside of two years?
6. John Wall had to have been skipping when he found out he was getting Nene. "A real live NBA player!"
7. Flip Saunders is somewhere going "Now you get veterans. I get it."
8. Nick Young's not a bad pick-up for the Clippers, he just doesn't solve any of the significant issues they have in front of them. The bleeding won't stop because of Nick Young.
9. The Warriors were always going to make a move like they did in the Monta Ellis trade. They've been in pursuit of a defensive change to their culture for a year now. That's why Mark Jackson was brought in. New ownership doesn't want the fun and gun identity the Warriors have had. It's going to take time and several moves to get a new mindset installed but adding Bogut, however healthy he is, is a good start.
10. For the Bucks, one thing that you have to hope Scott Skiles will do is post Monta Ellis. He's a surprisingly killer post player and with the offensive putback bigs the Bucks have, a forced miss could be okay if they crash effectively.
11. There's been a lot of hand-wringing over Ellis playing next to Brandon Jennings. But considering there rampant talks of moving Jennings, it doesn't seem like the Bucks are sold on him long-term. The real challenge is Skiles getting Ellis to commit defensively.
12. The Lakers have never been big on sentimentality. So moving Derek Fisher shouldn't stand as a monster shock for them. Ownership has long put the emphasis on the greatness of the team and its legacy rather than any individual player.
13. In unrelated news, Kobe Bryant is making $30 million in two years when the new CBA's most punitive tax measures kick in and the team still hasn't used its amnesty clause.
14. Mitch Kupchak was criticized for not amnestying Luke Walton and for the Jason Kapono contract. Then he managed to move both players and a pick they inevitably will not need for a significant upgrade. It's like teams just line up to take the Lakers' roster flotsam and jetsam.
15. Jordan Hill's a better pick-up than considered, also. He's not going to dominate at any time on the floor, but he's a quality rebounder with some athleticism, the area they were really missing the most.
16. This is the team that has made D.J. MBenga and Josh Powell look capable, after all.
17. How did the Blazers not move Raymond Felton or Jamal Crawford? How do you have the two most unhappiest, most disruptive, arguably best value trade assets and not move either one? Or are those things related? Taking dirt-for-dollars on Felton likely would have been the best move for both sides.
18. But getting the Nets' pick was genius. They sent them a player which can only help to make them slightly better but not significantly better, meaning they have a great chance at even the 4th pick, especially if one team leaps them in the lottery. That could work out disastrously for the Nets, who need to tank, violently.
19. New Jersey: "Well, we didn't get Dwight yet, which means that our massive gamble of our long-term future failed and we're facing losing Deron Williams after giving up all that for him in the trade to get him. I know! Let's double down, mortgage more of our future, and do it for a player who if he opts in, costs us cap space and if he doesn't means we have an even worse team to try and lure Deron back. Great!"
20. Gregg Popovich would have had to think about acquiring Stephen Jackson for about 35 seconds. Jackson doesn't have to shoot well, doesn't have to score a lot, just has to defend and wait for open shots. He can't disrupt the locker room and he won't fight with Popovich because of the respect he has. It works for both sides.
21. Detroit reportedly tried to move Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva. Should have tried harder. They're among a handful of teams that should have done a deal at the deadline.
22. There were discussions to move D.J. Augustin to OKC according to a report from Oklahoma TV. That would have been the ultimate Thunder one-up of the Lakers on their grab of Sessions.
23. Richard Jefferson was in uniform and played Saturday night. Same for Barbosa. It doesn't matter how they played. It's the matter of professionalism. A lot of other, younger players still haven't shown up for their teams yet.
24. There was a brief moment in time when the Blazers had on roster Hasheem Thabeet and Greg Oden. Let that sink in.
25. When Dwight Howard say he was just happy that "it's over," I wanted to know just what exactly he thought was over. Because in two months when the Magic are eliminated in the second round, the whole thing starts over again. Yay.
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The Animal Book: A Collection of the Fastest, Fiercest, Toughest, Cleverest, Shyest--and Most Surprising--Animals on Earth
- By Steve Jenkins
- Genre: Animals
Common Sense Media says
Richly layered, fascinating book kids will enjoy for years.
- By Steve Jenkins
- Genre: Animals
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Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that The Animal Book is a beautiful, comprehensive overview of the animal world. It walks readers through basic taxonomy, describes how animal life evolved, and showcases some of the remarkable traits and behaviors animals use to hunt, survive, mate, and raise their young. Some of the ideas are a bit advanced for young readers, who may also be sensitive to details about the more dangerous animals. A two-page spread showcases animals that are especially hazardous to humans, including the mosquito.
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What's the story?
THE ANIMAL BOOK is a sweeping compendium of animal life on earth, from the first single-celled organism to the abundant species today. It starts with the basics: what animals are and how they're sorted and classified by different characteristics. From there it's a wild tour of animal behavior: family life, senses, predators and prey, and so on. The final chapter tells the story of life from Earth's beginnings, explaining key concepts in the theory of evolution. An appendix provides still more information on the diet, habitat, and traits of the 300 animals author-illustrator Steve Jenkins presents in the book.
Is it any good?
Absorbing and encyclopedic, The Animal Book is a treasure for the entire family. For the youngest readers, it's an introduction to fundamental ideas in biology, simply explained and illustrated with small snippets of text. Older readers will appreciate the clear graphics and charts at the end of each chapter, which offer context for such concepts as the food web, an ecological pyramid, and life spans. It's the type of book children will rediscover many times over the years.
Some of The Animal Book's vocabulary and concepts are too complex for young kids, but adults will enjoy browsing the book with them. It's studded with jaw-dropping facts: a snail that shoots a venomous barb deadly to humans, an ant that erupts with sticky goo amid attackers, a prehistoric rat that weighed as much as a large bull. Steve Jenkins uses his beautiful torn- and cut-paper artwork to illustrate the book. Some of the material on predators, prey, and dangerous animals may upset sensitive kids.
Families can talk about...
- Families can talk about the diversity of animal life and how author and illustrator Steve Jenkins sorts and organizes species. Talk about some of the categories he uses, and sort animals you come across in books, at the zoo, or in your own backyard.
Use your imagination to make up a new animal, combining some of the interesting things you learned from The Animal Book. Borrow a defense tactic from one creature, add the predatory skills of another, and so on.
- Jenkins details how he creates his books, from conception to publication, in a special section. Encourage children to follow his outline to create a book of their own -- it could even be a family project.
Book details
Author: | Steve Jenkins |
Illustrator: | Steve Jenkins |
Genre: | Animals |
Topics: | Science and nature, Wild animals |
Book type: | Non-Fiction |
Publisher: | Houghton Mifflin Children's Books |
Publication date: | October 29, 2013 |
Number of pages: | 208 |
Publisher's recommended age(s): | 6 - 10 |
Read aloud: | 6 - 10 |
Read alone: | 7 - 10 |
Available on: | Hardback |
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A man has been left injured in hospital after being attacked in Gwersyllt by a gang of men wearing balaclavas.
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Date:Saturday February 9 2013
Time: 4:56PM
Chelsea got back to winning ways, at Stamford Bridge, although they left it late to wrap up the points.
Team News - With John Terry out injured, Rafa Benitez started with Azpilicueta at right-back, with Ivanovic partnering Cahill at the heart of the defence. In midfield, fresh from his exertions with Brazil in midweek, was given a place in midfield with Hazard returning from suspension to also claim a place. Up front, Torres was given the nod ahead of broken nose victim Demba Ba who was on the bench. Juan Mata was also on the bench after struggling with a virus. Petr Cech, despite fears to the contrary, started between the posts despite that broken little finger picked up last time out.
First Half - Wigan started a little brighter than Chelsea keeping possession better and had the first chance when Di Santo saw his effort, from ten yards out, kept out by the foot of Cech. The keeper then had to save well to deny Maloney as Wigan continued their bright start.
Chelsea responded with a Lampard shot that flew over before Hazard, who had started brightly, saw an effort blocked by Figueroa. Wigan wouldn`t concede ground and a cross from Beausejour just evaded Espinoza.
Torres, latching onto a Lampard free kick, saw his header go the wrong side of the post with Al Habsi stranded. Torres then beat Scharner, with a neat turn but his shot lacked any decent power.
Against the run of play, probably, Chelsea took the lead when Luiz broke forward, a deft touch from Torres found Ramires and the Brazilian curled his effort into the top corner. Torres and Cole, trying to get on the end of a Ramires ball, were denied by Caldwell and from the resulting corner Oscar`s delivery almost found Ivanovic.
Azpilcueta then provided a great cross that Torres met only to see Al Habsi turn the ball over the bar. Chelsea now had the impetus and Lampard saw a shot sail over the bar as they continued to push forward.
As half time approached, Maloney delivered a lovely cross but Azpilicueta rose to the occasion to produce a clearance to deny McCarthur.
Second Half - Neither side made any changes at half time. Pushing for that crucial goal it was to be Eden Hazard, with his 9th goal of the season who was to get it we he turned in a ball from the advancing Azpilicueta.
But those defensive frailties returned shortly afterwards, two minutes later to be precise, when Shaun Maloney beat the offside trap, evaded Cech and, from an acute angle, found the net with Cahill desperately trying to retrieve the situation.
Boosted by the goal Martinez brought on another striker in the shape of Kone. As Chelsea pushed forward Luiz had an effort that cleared the bar before a shot from Lampard skipped past the post. Wigan then had a penalty appeal waved away when Cole looked to have handled after the ball was struck at him from very close range by Stam.
With concerns about Chelsea letting yet another lead slip, Benitez introduced Juan Mata in place of Oscar on the 77th minute. Kone, freed by Caldwell, shrugged off the challenge of Azpilicueta but his shot, thankfully for Chelsea, was straight at Cech.
Chelsea put the game to bed, with a Frank Lampard goal, the 198th of his Chelsea career, with the veteran midfielder beating Al Habsi with a shot from the edge of the box after Mata stepped over Hazard`s cut back.
Chelsea netted a fourth win Marin headed home his first Chelsea goal, very late-on, from a chance that was created when Azpilicueta saw his effort parried by Al Habsi.
There could have been a fifth but Al Habsi did very well to deny Ramires and Torres. Three welcome points.
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The Case for a European Strategic Vision
With the Great Euro Panic of 2010 drawing to a close and the Great Post-Lisbon Hype long since put to bed, the season for sober analysis of the EU's malaise is upon us, and Henry Farrell's insightful essay (via Art Goldhammer) doesn't disappoint.
What I like most is Farrell's observation that, if the EU is in desperate need of a new raison d'être, it's not due to some inherent weakness or shortcoming. Rather, it's in part because its original rationale has been a victim of the union's success at home, and in part because the union's alternative model of peaceful diplomacy has simply not taken hold in the rest of the world. So the boast that there has been no great power war in Europe for more than 60 years increasingly draws a yawn, while the claim that soft power might replace military muscle is met with a condescending chuckle.
As for the case for future integration, Farrell nails the problem moving forward here as well:
Farrell proposes some modest but convincing technocratic fixes to monetary governance, but obliquely acknowledges that in the absence of such a politically attractive union, the needed reforms will continue to be held hostage to intergovernmental divisions driven by national interests.
I'd add that the same vacuum Farrell identifies in terms of the union's economic planning and monetary governance exists in its approach to foreign policy as well. As the president of the EU Council, Herman Van Rompuy, put it, the EU has plenty of strategic partners. (Indeed, foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton even suggested adding some more at yesterday's heads of state summit.) All it needs now is a strategy. Without one, it will continue to drift into irrelevance as a geopolitical actor.
But although the urgency of articulating an EU-wide strategic vision has become an increasingly recurring theme among European analysts over the past year, formulating one is complicated by the utter disconnect between European public opinion and the thinking that dominates in security circles.
This has been presented as a "pedagogic" problem, with the lesson Europeans need to be "taught" being essentially that, although the world might be more peaceful than ever before, it is not the pacifist, prosperous enclave they've grown accustomed to. In other words, their very success at home has left them unprepared to face the world abroad. And unless they toughen up, history will pass them by.
The problem is that Europe's military resources do not match the global ambitions such a vision implies, and they will not for the foreseeable future. Add to that the fact that any reform to the global governance system will require reducing European prerogatives rather than expanding them, and that in following the shift in U.S. strategic attention from the European continent to the Middle East and Asia, Europe has essentially priced itself out of the game, and you've got a pretty tall order.
So what would a more realistic European strategic vision look like? For one thing, seeing the "forward defense" posture that has dominated Western security thinking since Sept. 11, 2001, as the chimera it is, and bringing the European security focus "back home." A more modest and local defense posture will, in turn, allow the union and its member states to concentrate on new partnerships that leverage its strengths (military mentoring agreements with emerging powers, for instance), while avoiding its weaknesses (trying to keep up with the U.S. mission of securing the global commons).
In other words, pedagogy is needed, but in the reverse direction. European strategists must accept the limitations they face in terms of ways and means. Once they do, I'm pretty optimistic about the ends they can achieve. As Farrell makes clear, for all its "irrelevance," a stable and prosperous Europe remains essential. And despite all the doomsday fatalism that accompanies any discussion of further integration, the necessary reforms are incremental, not revolutionary. What's needed is the vision to identify them, and the political will to make the case for them.
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Liverpool is still his place of sanctuary – even now, three years after he told me that it was time to cut the cord, or risk being the perennial "former Liverpool manager".
When he confided that fear, Rafael Benitez's head was gazing out beatifically from a mighty advertising hoarding, not far from the Mersey, promoting An Evening with Rafa at the local Empire Theatre. He'd long since been deposed as manager.
Merseyside can get under your skin that way, which is why Benitez – who goes "home" with the Chelsea team which has never been his on Sunday – has been found in many of the old, familiar places these past five months, on his half dozen returns to the place where his wife Montse and the girls, Claudia and Agata, remain settled.
A busy coffee house, tightly packed with tables and diners behind Liverpool's business district, is one of the haunts. Some managers would want more space but Benitez likes it this way, amid the clatter. Another is the Radisson, down towards the river, where they know his table and he is among friends. It's approaching a decade since Benitez discovered these people, as manager of the Valencia team who arrived at Anfield for a friendly in August 2003. The Spaniards won 2-0 but the Kop honoured the visitors with a generous ovation. "These supporters are different, aren't they?" Benitez told friends that night.
Little did he know, back then, that he would one day know all about the provenance of Beatles lyrics, Margaret Thatcher's economic effects on Merseyside and the Blitz which claimed the lives of 4,000 residents. But the more assiduous Benitez watcher might have predicted, even in 2003, that his career in this inestimably political city would become… well, political.
At the time of that pre-season friendly, Benitez was involved in an increasingly bitter confrontation with Jesus Garcia Pitarch, Valencia's director of football. "Previously if I made a pit stop you'd change a wheel for me," he told Pitarch in one of their heated exchanges. "Now I don't even get near the pit stop because you won't let me drive in." This kind of conflict has accompanied an innately political man through football and there are a significant number on Merseyside who do not care for him because of it.
How anyone could fail to be drawn into the toxic civil strife into which Tom Hicks and George Gillett plunged Liverpool, almost rendering them insolvent in the process, is anyone's guess. Yet Benitez said what he had to say and is remembered for it. That is why we need to deconstruct the notion of Liverpool adoration and Chelsea loathing in the Anfield stands tomorrow, as if the two had taken up the wrong ends of the ground.
Liverpool fans will also argue the merits of his transfer spending long into the night. For every Fernando Torres there is a Robbie Keane; for every Xabi Alonso an Alberto Aquilani. And, of course, there was the pursuit of Gareth Barry in preference to Alonso. Benitez will tell you that there was logic: Alonso had seemed to be fading and a quota of English players was required. But the supporters who admire Alonso's contemporary powers now struggle to see it that way.
Viewed through the prism of a 2012-13 season which has seemed interminable at times, the Benitez days at Anfield certainly look halcyon now. Just compare Liverpool's meek capitulation at Old Trafford in January and the afternoon Benitez's players bestrode that place, Torres destroying Nemanja Vidic in a 4-1 win in March 2009. It tells us that many didn't really know what they'd got, in this manager, until he was gone.
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(14 Posts)We are searching for an au pair on au pair world. Last year I was innundated with hundreds of applications, this year I've had 8 applications from au pairs who are all not quite what I was looking for.
So I need to widen my search criteria. My definite requirements are a very good level of spoken English, sporty and reliable. Which countries should I add to my search? (So far I only have English speaking countries)
I've heard better things about French au pairs than Spanish, although there's so many Spanish ounces you'd have more to choose from!
Isn't the point of au pairs that they come here to learn English?
Surely a good point of having an au pair is to expose your DCs to another language?
And what does 'sporty' have to do with being a good au pair? Do you just want someone skinny who doesn't cost you much in food?
Lots of people in Scandinavian countries have very good English.
Could you just open it to everybody and then gague the quality of their English when they apply.
How does being sporty relates with au pair duties? Playing sports with your kids? Then you'd better say "likes playing football" or something like that.
I agree that saying someone is sporty might be off-putting. I'm far from sporty but happily go out on my bike with the kids, will have a kick-around with a ball in the park & we go on long walk & regular swimming. I'd specify someone active who is happy to join in a game of football, take the kids swimming or out on bikes etc. I know good (& bad) au pairs from Spain (some with basic English but enough to manage day-to-day with older kids but not do homework), Germany & Scandinavia
We have a Spanish Au Pair with us at present and her English is great (though she's just finished her first year doing an English degree).
I agree though that you need to define "sporty". Are you looking for an athletic type or just someone who enjoys a kickabout and being outdoors with the kids?
Most of the applicants i had were Spanish and their English was on the whole good, i think many countries, Spain especially, have English as a core subject at school and is a requirement for a lot of jobs.
I would remove the "sporty" criteria, I find it misleading and potentially frightening instead of attracting the right person and I would absolutely open to more languages/nations than only the English speaking ones. The point of the job for an Au Pair is to learn a language and experience a different culture.
Ok, i will remove the sporty requirement. Its just that we are quite an active family and ts nice to have an au pair that enjoys the bike rides, swimming, windsurfing, etc. Our last au pair described herself as very sporty and she was fantastic, so i am looking for someone similar.
My Spanish au pair is just doing her masters degree in French and English so her English is better than mine.
I have had French au pairs before and although their English has been a little stilted at the start by the end of the first month their running.
Looking forward to next years language carousel for DD having her own in house Spanish and French teacher is going to be really helpful.
Have you considered a male au pair? We have just had a lovely Spanish girl, and as I have 2 DS's, we have a 'sporty' Spanish boy starting in September. Had over 200 applicants on au pair world (we are Home Counties, nothing special), mainly Spanish boys, but plenty of others as well...
I would just put that you're an active family that enjoy bike rides, swimming and windsurfing and you require an au pair that enjoys similar pursuits and an ourdoor lifestyle.
If i read that you wanted someone sporty i would think you meant someone who played sports and was a gym/fitness person regularly and it would rule me out of contacting you. In reality we spend alot of time doing outdoor pursuits and sports.
I'd include Germany and Sweden. What about the age profile? And date range for starting and finishing? Might help.
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The new Photo GPS system from Jobo uses the latest Satellite technology to help you sort and organise your images.
- 3 Nov 2008
- Intro 2020 Limited
- 4 Comments
DIY 130Mp camera
An amateur photographer who has a little technology know-how has produced his own 130Mp camera.
- 10 Jun 2009
- 5 Comments
Olloclip 3 In 1 Photo Lens For iPod Touch
Olloclip has launched a 3 in 1 photo lens adapter for the 5th generation iPod touch.
- 5 Mar 2013
- 1 Comments
Red One 11.5 megapixel digital video camera
This camera can capture 11.5 megapixel RAW images at speeds of up to 60 frames-per-second.
- 2 May 2006
- 14 Comments
New Nokia Smartphone with 12Mp camera
Meet the Nokia N8, the photographers dream.
- 27 Apr 2010
- 3 Comments
Bigshot DIY Camera Launched
A DIY camera aimed at teaching kids about technology has been launched.
- 8 Aug 2013
All axis control for camera leveling
Intro 2020 have announced the new Seculine Action Level Cross and Remote Slave Unit.
- 20 Oct 2009
- Intro 2020 Limited
GoPro Announce Hero 3+
GoPro have announced a new line of cameras called Hero3+.
- 1 Oct 2013
- 1 Comments
Memoto Wearable Automatic Camera Launched
Memoto is set to launch a wearable automatic camera to capture your daily experiences.
- 29 Oct 2012
Lexar 32Gb, 256Gb Memory Cards Hands-On
CES 2012: We spoke to Pachi Chen-Wong about Lexars latest memory products including the new 1000x Compact Flash card.
- 13 Jan 2012
Olympus LiveMOS sensor has greater light sensitive area than CMOS sensors
The photosensitive area accounts for around 50% (according to Olympus test method) of sensor element surface. This technology should result in better noise performance at high sensitivities.
- 5 Apr 2006
- Olympus UK
System developed to neutralise digital cameras
Digital camera neutralising technology could halt movie piracy and clandestine photography, unless the Paparazzi resort to film of course.
- 19 Jun 2006
- 7 Comments
Satechi Launches BT Smart Trigger 'Appcessory'
Satechi has launched a wireless timer remote for use with an iOS app on Canon cameras.
- 28 Feb 2013
360 Panoramic Ball Camera Prototype
This new camera prototype, by Jonas Pfeil, is a padded ball that can be thrown into the air to capture a full 360 degree view of the world.
- 17 Oct 2011
- 3 Comments
Narrative Clip 2 Wearable Camera
The Narrative Clip 2 is a tiny wearable camera that automatically captures photos.
- 10 Jan 2015
- 1 Comments


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