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Ohio State Football 2012: 6 Players Ohio State Needs To Step UpFebruary 18, 2012
Ohio State Football 2012: 6 Players Ohio State Needs To Step Up
Ohio State won't be able to go to the postseason in 2012, but that is no reason to throw the season away.
If new coach Urban Meyer can make strides next year, that will greatly improve their chances for success in 2013. If they can go into the season after next with a "can-do" attitude after a productive 2012, it will greatly improve their ability to compete for a conference and possibly national title.
Meyer started off his career at Ohio State with a great 2012 recruiting class, with five commits from the ESPNU 150. Meyer has already given many Buckeye fans hope for the future.
But in order to continue that success and carry that momentum during this upcoming season, some players on this Buckeyes team are going to need to give Meyer some help for him to start off with a good season.
These players' production can directly correlate into Ohio State's 2012 success.
Senior LB Etienne Sabino
After redshirting his junior season, Sabino came back in 2011 to fill a full-time starting role and be a key contributor. 2011 was not exactly that season.
While he did have a career-high year in tackles (62), his name didn't pop up at the right times and he hasn't always been there for Ohio State when they needed him. All that said, he finished 2011 with a strong performance in the Gator Bowl.
He was the No. 2 recruit for the class of 2008 coming out of high school and doesn't play the pass well, but he is a hard hitter and can make plays all over the field.
After his only real season of playing time, Sabino looks like he could make a difference for a defense that is returning virtually everybody.
If Sabino can take his game to the next level, he will greatly help Meyer in his first season in Columbus.
We also should mention that this will be his last year. However, just achieving success in 2012 after the tumultuous 2011 will be important for a team that took a step back, and Sabino can help lead the youngsters.
Senior Linebacker Storm Klein
A four-year starter in high school, Storm Klein maybe hasn't seen the field as much as he expected he would for the Scarlet and Grey.
2011 was his first year of real action as a Buckeye, and it wasn't bad: He posted 45 tackles and even snagged an interception.
In 2012, Klein will be a senior leader after spending a lot of time looking up to guys like Brian Rolle and Ross Homan.
The 6'2", 240-pound Klein is a tough player and has potential in 2011 to be a contributor on a defense that finished 27th in points against.
Klein's frame makes him a beast and he can chip in just about everywhere.
If he can live up to his potential in his final season, he can aid a young Buckeyes team and a program that has had a rough year.
Senior Tight End Jake Stoneburner
Stoneburner has always been a great talent for Ohio State, but he hasn't always been there.
In 2010, he emerged as a secret weapon with great hands. 2011 was supposed to be the year we saw him blossom into one of the Buckeyes' main pass-catchers.
While we did see his touchdown total triple (he got a lot of looks in the red zone), he took a step back in yards, and against the tougher opponents, his presence was not felt.
Some of this can be attributed to the extra-ridiculously conservative play-calling, though.
With coach Meyer implementing his much more explosive offense, the athletic Stoneburner is sure to be more involved. He will need to be there for this team as one of few seniors on this team.
If Stoneburner can contribute often in 2012, this Buckeyes offense—which was more dull than watching paint dry—can develop more quickly.
Sophomore Quarterback Braxton Miller
In his freshmen season, Miller accounted for almost 1,900 yards and 20 touchdowns.
For most quarterbacks, that might not be an incredible season, but let's consider what he was up against.
He had to split time early on, was leading a program recently decimated by suspensions and was playing in a system that didn't always play to his athletic strengths. He was not in an advantageous situation and you have to give him credit for how well he fought through the season with confidence.
That said, Miller has room for improvement.
The youngster had some trouble knowing when to get rid of the ball to avoid a sack and his decision-making was like that of a freshman. All that is to be expected, though, and now Miller has to be able to point out his weaknesses and improve on them for next season.
Miller was restricted last season, getting to throw the ball more than 20 times in only two games—in which he combined for 397 yards and four touchdowns—and that will change in 2012.
The only question that remains is if he can stay on this path in which he seems to be headed for success. Most of the players on this list, the Buckeyes can still get by in some manner if they don't live up to standards. In the case of Miller, it's all about him; his production will directly correlate into Ohio State's success.
Junior Wideout Corey Brown
At Florida, Meyer had Percy Harvin to play a dual-threat wide receiver/halfback position. Meyer will most likely look to Brown to fill that role.
A true athlete, the Upper Darby, PA native has great speed, is elusive and even played running back in high school before converting to a wide-receiver; it looks like he could play both in 2012. He could stand to gain some bulk, but the All-America sprinter definitely should be able to fill the role.
Brown was slowed down by injury last season and durability has been one of the chief concerns about this kid since he came to school. In some of the bigger games that he got into, though, he was able to come up with some nice catches.
Brown should greatly benefit from Meyer's system and in a receiving corps with no legitimate leader, he can emerge as a top threat.
If Brown can contribute on an offense that will work for him, the Buckeyes may finally get to see some offense they haven't in a while and Meyer will be off and running.
Just About the Whole Offensive Line
I won't sugarcoat it: This is a young and pretty inexperienced offensive line.
Andrew Norwell and Jack Mewhort got to spend a year starting on the offensive line last year and that will greatly benefit this unit which will be quite youthful.
That said, one season of experience helps, but it's not an incredible amount. The rest of this line will also be playing first-year starters.
Brian Bobek will be taking Mike Brewster's spot as the anchor on this line, and Marcus Hall and Corey Linsley will replace J.B. Shugarts and Mike Adams on the edges.
The common theme with all three of those newbies is that they are all on the small side, but they are athletic with quick feet and great toughness. With a lot of movement in Meyer's spread system, athleticism will come in handy.
As we all know, an offensive line needs experience. This group will experience some growing pains, but if they can progress over the course of the season, the Buckeyes offense will flourish and this team can take momentum from 2012 into 2013.
**Note** A lot of these exact positions may change over the course of spring ball and summer practice, but the underlying theme remains constant: this unit is young.


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For some thirty years, Jim Wagner was a highly active artist in Taos, New Mexico, producing literally thousands of works in a variety of formats---painting, drawing, jewelry, furniture and clay.
In 1993, a book was written about him:
Jim Wagner, Taos: An American Artist
, which has a registry of 2,343 pieces of his art.
He later moved to Hotchkiss, Colorado.
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"And this time of year, I have to fish too."
- Jim Wagner
Two images come to mind when closing my eyes and thinking about Jim Wagner. One, a sketch by Ann St. John Hawley done near the end of her life. It is a drawing of her own hand with tiny little flakes in the palm. I asked her what they were and she said "magic". Two, Mark Twain. Twain's genius was his philosophical search for truth in the human condition through an obsessive dissection of the cultures that surrounded him. The combination of "magic" and "deep roots" and "obsession" (not to mention his burly handsomeness) help me understand the importance and depth of Taos icon Jim Wagner.
Jim William Wagner was born May 4, 1940 in Wauseon, Ohio. His mother, Maxine Powell, was a music teacher. His father, William Shartzer Wagner, was a high school principal. Jim's father had a vision for Jim's life. It did not include becoming an artist. During the years 1940 - 1952, Jim moved with his family to Bowling Green Ohio. Iin 1951 they relocated to Monmouth Oregon. It was in Monmouth elementary where Jim had his first artistic callings. During third grade, Jim's first epiphany came through an elementary arts educator. Jim described the experience (all Wagner quotes are from an interview with Stephen Parks for ARTlines): "I'll always remember this - I had a teacher who would come in on Fridays and teach art. One day, I was drawing a ballerina, and I got down to the bottom of the paper, and I had to bend her legs across. I asked the teacher about that, if it was all right to do that, and she said, "You can do anything you want to do with that piece of paper". The vision came again in sixth grade, again described to Stephen Parks in the same ARTlines interview: "It was more than just art. It was a bright light. I had it happen to me once in prison too. It was a bright light in my head, and it said, "Everything is all right. You can do anything."
The years 1952- 1957 were spent with Wagner's family in the Pacific Northwest and included taking art classes at The Portland Museum of Art. In 1957 his family moved to Los Gatos, California. It was there that Jim Wagner met Agnes Martin. A close friend of Martin's was teaching school in Los Gatos. It was through her visits that Wagner first heard of Taos, New Mexico: " I had always heard about her, living in mud huts and doing paintings in New Mexico. She told me, 'if you want to be an artist, you have to go live in Taos.' "After two years of college I came out here and started doing it."
When Wagner arrived in 1961, he was 21 years old. Immediately he was thrown into the maelstrom that was 'The Taos Moderns." Serious painters like Andrew Dasburg, Louis Ribak, and Emil Bisttram became mentors, teachers and critics for Jim Wagner, as they were for so many young artists of their time. During Wagner's three decades in Taos, he had many distinctive phases, primarily based on his life experiences at the time. They included explorations into landscape, constructions, furniture, printmaking, drawing, sculpture, ceramics and basically anything he could get his hands on. The purpose of designing "Trudy's House" as a home installation is to demonstrate the degree to which Wagner covered every surface available to him.
During the Taos years Wagner worked hard and played hard. There were all kinds of marvelous bars in Taos then: El Patio, El Gaucho, Tano's, Antonio's. According to artist R.C. Gorman, "La Cocina was our headquarters. None of us made any money then, nobody was married, but we were happy. We drank to laugh and giggle. I think people nowadays, especially artists, take themselves too seriously. Even drinking and smoking pot has become too serious. But Jim and I gobbled up the late '60s and early '70s with relish. We enjoyed our grape juice."
Wagner's offbeat, often naïve meanderings on canvas, wood, and ceramic reflected in unrivaled depth the trials he faced in life. Jim Wagner was dealt a cruel hand. In 1977, Wagner shot a reputed pedophile and was convicted of assault with intent to commit a violent felony. He was pardoned in 1978 by Governor Anaya. A testimony to Wagner's unrelenting creative spirit is that, while incarcerated, he learned woodworking and ceramics and completed a series of pencil drawings called Prison Series. Later, he also became involved in a prison reform effort, training and joining forces with inmates to create and sell their own art. In 1980, the son he was previously trying to protect was shot and killed. Wagner was devastated. He battled alcoholism and drug addiction, conquering both with a "Wagnerian" power of will. The work that he produced during those years is a true and authentic manifestation of the redemptive powers of art and the creative spirit.
In 1996 Wagner moved to Hotchkiss, Colorado. After more than a decade of living there, Wagner returned to Taos. "I left because I thought Taos was getting too big and the fishing was better up north," Wagner explains. "But then I fell in love with a woman here, and now I don't fish as much as I used to." (quoted from an interview with Stephen Parks).
Jim Wagner belongs to Taos. In recent years Wagner's work has evolved into a melody of colors and free-form brushstrokes. He continues his autobiography of Taos, playing with motifs that have occurred on and off again throughout his life: fish, frogs, ducks and crows, mountains, canyons, women, churches. Nobody paints a culture in the same way that Wagner does. It is evident that this man embodies a deep joy and compassion accomplished by overcoming some of life's most difficult struggles. As Wagner puts it: "It's faith. I knew everything was going to be all right".
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Part of my plan to be healthier has been using my lunch break to take a walk. I eat my lunch at my desk, then take off for half an hour to listen to some music and walk.
I'm lucky to work in a pretty great building. On the nice days, I go outside, where there's a track that loops around a pond. It's not a huge track, and I have to watch out for goose poop, but I like it a lot.
Since it's been too cold lately to go outside, I'm also lucky that my building has a "walking track."
(I put it in quotations because really, it's just the connecting bridge between the upstairs of the two sides of the building. It just happens to form a circle that some people use for a walking track.)
And the strange thing I've noticed is that I get pretty embarrassed when people I know see me walking there. Heck, I get embarrassed when people I don't know see me walking.
For the past few days, I've been trying to figure out why. Why does it embarrass me?
No matter what shape you're in, working on your health and fitness is always a good thing. I should be proud to be seen trying to better myself, right? And there's nothing wrong with what I'm doing--I'm still getting my work done and not skipping out on any time that should be spent at my desk. There's even another woman out there walking on most days.
I can't figure it out. I'm not embarrassed about my Zumba class, which I blogged about here and have told all of my friends about.
But when someone I know walks through while I'm there, I make quick eye contact, give an uneasy smile, then look around the next curve.
Maybe it's the actual, being-seen-in-action part. Like, everyone knows I do Zumba, but no one I know is there to see it happen. Or, people know I pluck my eyebrows--I mean, most women do--but I wouldn't really want anyone watching me while I did it.
Or maybe I just think it's a dorky way to exercise.
But, I enjoy it AND I burn more than 100 calories each lunch period.
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Leather upholstery. The new Lexus ES is more luxurious than ever, but inside its cozy cabin of base models you won't find leather upholstery, unless it's ordered off the options list. The same is true for the Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class, ML-Class, and GL-Class SUVs, and many entry-level German sport sedans. The Volkswagen Passat doesn't even offer leather on five-cylinder or diesel models, though prices can pass $30,000. What's at work? Better quality synthetic materials that look as good as leather but wear better, according to manufacturers. It's less expensive to manufacture, too, which means the "leatherette" that works better than the real thing saves you money--while the real thing is now, more than ever, bundled and packaged along with thousands of dollars' worth of other options you may not want or need. If after all that, you're still only interested in real hides, consider having it done post-dealer, where it can be considerably less pricey.
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A little escape to Cornwall and some design lessons learnt this November...
A little escape to Cornwall and some design lessons learnt this November...
HATCH was born out of the desire to create a range of simple, modern and design-led cards...
When we moved into our 1970s bungalow in Dorset from our terraced Bath Stone 1930s home packed full of character the initial impression wasn't one of immediate attraction… However we knew that there were plenty of pluses with bungalows. The first being space, the second being all-on-one-level (handy with two tiny children) and the third being detatched. The bungalow was also a 5 minute walk to the beach which was a definite selling point and 3 years on we're in love with the home we're working so hard to create. It feels like home.
Here's a little before & now photo which illustrates our work to date to keep a midcentury vibe but reference its coastal setting with the addition of new window sizes, shutters, cedar wood slatting, a white and grey paint update and tropical landscaping to include banana plants and numerous spiky plants.
Our focus has remained very much on getting the back extension and internal renovation finished but next up is to remove the green tile-hung frontage and replace with cedar wood, update the guttering and to relocate the ugly yellow alarm box! Even though there is a never-ending to-do list we can appreciate how far we've come and it was lovely when Michelle from Roxwell Press offered to capture our home renovation project with her customised illustration portrait service.
When the result arrived via post it was incredible to see how she'd really captured the spirit of the place (also kindly future-proofing the portrait with the cedar cladding rather than the current green tiles!). Michelle created the portrait by working from photographs we provided and asked about planting, colours and textures and it was this attention to detail that has ensured such a pleasing portrait which feels like home.
The bungalow always really sings on a bright blue day and it's amazing to have this captured in the illustration. All that remains is to get it framed and hung. We're thinking in the kitchen and know it'll be a talking point!
The good news is that YOU can actually win a customised house portrait worth £100 by entering this competition which is running until 6th October. All you need to do is sign up with your email address to receive her occasional e-newsletters which feature sample sales, competitions and free hand-designed wallpapers for your screen. There is also currently free delivery on all orders (including a single card) at the moment so do take a look at her website or perhaps get an early order in for Christmas cards (if we're allowed to mention the 'C' word yet).
If you're not lucky enough to win Roxwell Press will offer a discount code to everyone whose signed up to the e-newsletter for the launch of this new house portrait service or you can skip the queue and pre-order with firstname.lastname@example.com.
Last but not least you might want to follow Roxwell Press on Twitter or Instagram where the winner will be announced early October. Good Luck!
So it's the summer holidays and we decided to take our boys (aged 2 & 4) to their first festival. Specifically, a four-day childrens festival in Dorset; Camp Bestival. Headliners are as diverse as Mr. Motivator and Dick and Dom to Fatboy Slim so there is something for everyone! We had a exhilarating bonding experience absorbing the sun, colour and fun and we wanted to share some of the vibrancy of our weekend on the blog…
This years huge flag designs were by Angus Watt and were dominating and impressive evoking the desired effect of power, beauty and grace against the beautiful blue skies.
Similarly there was lots of ribbons and material bunting which designated different areas throughout the festival. Streamed up in large swathes they were fun and provided movement and colour as you explored the site.
Confetti. Lots of it! The kids ran around collecting it and its near on impossible not to burst into smiles watching it rain down on you as Mr. Tumble kindly illustrates here…
This years theme was space so there were some wonderful space sculptures which were highly reflective and often lit up with help from multiple sources including fire.
Lasers and glow sticks around the main stage in the warm evenings completed the holiday vibe.
At night the neon lights led you from one area to the next and it felt like an enormous playground for adults and children alike!
By far our favourite design was the two spacemen who shifted colour and light looming in front of the castle…. they were enormous and really evoked the spirit of fun, creativity and passion that the festival provided.
As Dorset-based bloggers there was something so pleasing about experiencing such an exhilarating 'Outer Space' experience in Dorset. It was quite unlike anywhere we've ever been. Perhaps see you there next year!
Meet Isobel. A Dorset Papercut Artist who is sure to brighten your feed with her creativity. After graduating in Textile Design from the Arts University Bournemouth in 2012 her work has evolved into illustration and paper cutting. Isobel took five from wielding a scalpel and scissors to explain what inspires her and her unique work…
We love your playful bright style. After graduating in textile design how did you end up going down the illustration and paper cutting route?
I've been obsessed with drawing, colouring, creating, cutting and sticking from the word go so I've always known that I wanted to work in a creative field. Whilst at university I became absorbed in intricately cutting, layering and sticking coloured paper as a way of designing colourful patterns and prints in my sketchbook.
I think it was my Final Project in my last year of studies which was my 'light-bulb' moment. I designed and engineered a collection of Elizabethan inspired collars solely from card and paper which I had printed onto and cut into. I loved the versatility of the shapes and forms I could creative by manipulating the card and paper and was hooked from there. Paper as an illustrative medium was also becoming popular around this time with the likes of Rob Ryan and his detailed paper cuts popping up so this definitely inspired me too.
How would you describe your vibrant style?
Colourful and playful with a sprinkling of sophistication through the three-dimensional intricate detail. My work most definitely requires a steady hand!
What topics or themes do you return to in your work?
Obviously a lot of the time, the theme of my work is defined by the clients brief. However, when I'm playing or working on a self initiated brief, a recurring theme is most definitely food! I find it such a colourful, vibrant subject matter and being a total foodie is probably a contributing factor too! The scale skin of a fish, the segments in a citrus fruit, berries bursting with colour… I find the inspiration from natures patterns and colours is endless!
What inspires you about Dorset countryside and coastline in particular?
I have a concerning habit of imagining how everything I see would look constructed out of paper, so I feel very lucky to have the ability to sponge inspiration from pretty much everywhere I go! I'm very drawn to colour, so colourful signs in particular inspire me, from bunches of wild flowers when I take the dog for a walk to rows of colourful beach huts along the Dorset beaches.
Some of my favourite Dorset towns also lend themselves as inspiration for my work. I have a range of paper cut prints, including a view over the harbour in Swanage and the famous steam railway chugging down the hill away from Corfe Castle in the Purbecks, two of my absolute favourite spots.
What other contemporaries are inspiring you right now with their creativity?
Fellow Paper Cutter wise, I adore the work of Jared Schorr. He works more two-dimensionally, but his work is just so much fun! He creates the sweetest little characters and worlds from card and paper and I really admire his imagination.
I follow lots of current illustrators on social media and two of my favourites at the moment are Holly Exley and Danielle Knroll. They both work in watercolour, but their styles are completely different. Holly creates the most intricate and realistic paintings with food and wildlife as recurring themes and I think her work is just gorgeous. Danielle paints in more of a whimsical style and I love the playful subject matter of her paintings and her use of vibrant colour combinations and patterns within her work. I'm also very inspired by set designers for their compositional and three-dimensional design qualities – there is a lot to be inspired from right now!
If you'd like to discover more about Isobel then you can follow her on Twitter and Instagram or visit her website or blog.
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We were lucky enough to be sent a copy of 'A life in Pattern: The Life & Work of Sheila Bownas' exhibition catalogue this month and it's exactly as the foreword states: We now have access to a little piece of design history transferred into a very modern context.
You could be forgiven for not having heard of Sheila Bownas (1925 – 2007) but for the last few years ecomodernstudios have been following this incredible brand born from a body of works from a designer of the same name. The story is one that many of us might dream about; a treasure trove discovery of the life works of an unknown yet prolific designer. However not many of us would have the drive and determination to piece together the history in such an methodical and authentic way. This is exactly what happened to Chelsea Cefai back in 2008 who on a spur of the moment decision at an auction became the guardian of over 200 hand-painted patterns from the 1950s onwards.
The post-war period was a time of great vision, colour and pattern as British people embraced new styles. Sheila's designs were bought by various textile and wallpaper manufacturers to include Liberty London, Marks & Spencers and Crown Wallpaper but these were never released under her name so she remained under the radar. This was of course in stark contrast to the star designer of that time Lucienne Day but was nonetheless common for the era and indeed to some extent today. These colourful designs seem as applicable today as they did then and our obsession with the colour and pattern of the 1950s onwards shows no sign of diminishing with popular brands such as Orla Kiely and MissPrint to name a few… and Marimekko, who've well, kept on going!
Included in the 65-paged colour catalogue is a fascinating essay by Design Historian Lesley Jackson who gives a detailed account of the designs within the context to which they were conceived. She states 'to encounter all these facets within the oeuvre of one individual is rare, but it is this diversity that makes the Sheila Bownas archive such a rich resource. What is especially rewarding about dipping into this archive is that wonderful designs that did not receive exposure originally are being given a second chance to shine'.
The catalogue is such a detailed and beautiful account of Sheila's work and here's a few of the beautiful patterns we couldn't help but share starting with this 1950s design below:
These 1960s prints
And this hypnotising 1970s print:
With permission from the family of Sheila Bownas selected British artisans have used these original designs to create furniture, textiles, lighting and ceramics. What a legacy for an artist who never once had a retrospective in her lifetime. As Lesley Jackson so aptly put its in her essay 'as well as appealing to be current vogue for eclecticism, the designs lend themselves to multiple applications in terms of style, colour and scale' and you can see this yourself by visiting their online store. We couldn't agree more.
Visit the exhibition at Rugby Art Gallery & Museum until 3rd September 2016 and if you can't make the exhibition but would like a copy of the catalogue then call the gallery on 01788 533217. Priced at £15 the catalogue also includes a beautiful A5 Sheila Bownas print.
Please note there are limited free tours of the exhibition by Chelsea Cefai which are detailed here – we're very much hoping to make one of these!
You can follow the journey with Chelsea on Twitter and Instagram or read more about Sheila Bownas in MidCentury Magazine in Issue 05 and also here.
There's such a home grown talent when it comes to design and illustration in the UK and Roxwell Press is a prime example. Recently featured in the fascinating Letters to Adeline #WomanCan series Michelle Evans started her stationery company in 2014 and in a short time has been busily building up her range of products which include themes such as Tropical, Home, Christmas and a bespoke Wedding stationery design service. We've been working with Michelle over the past six months and thought it would be nice to showcase her work on the blog for those looking for British artwork made with soul for the home.
The latest Home range focuses on what it really means and the prints below entitled 'Spring Florals' and 'Teatime' evoke the calmness you feel when you're at home. Your little nest to see the world from which is why architecture and design is so important in helping our sense of well-being!
Stories are close to Michelle's heart too. Her creative approach to work has developed over the years from working in graphic design to film sets and it's this experience which helps direct her new ranges seated in celebrating life's little joys.
As Michelle so rightly puts it in the Letters to Adeline interview 'Keepsakes are such a valuable part of our lives and our stories… The handwritten correspondence is still an important part of our lives, a meaningful gesture and art form which I would like to help preserve through designing beautiful stationery'. If you've ever discovered a long-forgotten letter in an attic you'll instantly value this idea. In a disposable world the idea of post, of handwritten letters and cards still has meaning, it is something which can exists outside of our digital lives.
So if you're looking for a company who celebrate the quintessentially English rituals then you should definitely check out Roxwell Press. Also if you're London based then on the 15th-17th May Michelle will also be debuting Roxwell Press at Pulse London with new cards (she'll be on stand K43).
I think it's time for tea now…
Follow the latest Roxwell Press news on Instagram and Twitter. You can buy via the website or Etsy.
We've never been involved in #urbanjunglebloggers before but have long since loved the shot of green they instill into our social media feeds.
Each month you're challenged to photograph your house plants in different ways to celebrate all that they bring to our home environments (mood-lifting colour, clean healthier air and a connection to the outdoors to name a few). This month it's all about the urban jungle with some cheeky animal folk getting in on the act.
Despite the inevitable hilarity of these challenges its a great motivation to pot up some succulents, ferns, air plants or spider plants for your home. Studies suggest there are benefits aside from the aesthetic; lowering blood pressure and increasing concentration as per this recent article in the Guardian on how houseplants have charmed a new generation of gardeners.
Scroll down to see how we got on with bringing a little jungle to our children's room!
'J' is for Jungle! This fabric letter is from the brilliant Kitty McCall and sits against a spiky aloe vera plant potted up in a terracotta pot which we sprayed copper and let drip dry.
The kids love playing amongst the pots with their dinosaurs, peg figures and a cheeky wooden Kay Bojesen bear with moveable arms and legs which can lead chase from behind the pots! The 'J' hanger is from Anthropologie with their wonderful letter products.
If you'd like to join in on the planty antics then sign up for the Urban Jungle Bloggers monthly newsletter or follow on the usual social media suspects including Instagram!
In the words of #urbanjunglebloggers: Rooooooooooaaaaarrr!
Established in 2010, Chase & Sorensen are East London stockists of beautiful midcentury and contemporary Scandinavian modern design, their ever changing collection is sourced from Denmark every few weeks making it a treasure trove of unexpected delights.
Chase & Sorensen have a new collection from Silke Bonde to share with us which act as a calming anecdote to any #BlueMonday feelings…
Silke Bonde is a Dutch designer and artist based in Copenhagen. Her playful and informal inky style incorporates nature and clean lines which resonate with a Scandinavian aesthetic.
These painterly prints invite the outside in and this sense is reinforced by their titles of 'Forrest Floor' and 'Leaf Lines'.
'Leaf Lines' was inspired by the 'skeleton' you can discover in a leaf if you look hard enough. The miracle that these lines are unique and variable forming their own natural expression; like tiny pieces of art in your hand.
If you would like to find out more about this collection of prints new to Chase & Sorensen for 2016 then follow them on Twitter & Instagram (and Silk Bonde on Instagram is definitely worth following too!) .
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Roxwell Press is a British stationery company with spirit and soul. Started just one short year ago it's had a busy year expanding the range which includes cards, prints and a bespoke wedding stationery service! With a bright and bushy Tropical range already out and a new cosy Home range planned for the start of 2016 there's lots more to see but its the Christmas cards and tags that speak of nature and calmness which feature at #4 on our Christmas Design wishlist.
We started working with Michelle from Roxwell Press a few months ago and love the ethos behind it. As Michelle explains 'Sending a card is an expression of someone's love, friendship and connection to other human beings. The hand written correspondence is still an important part of our lives, a meaningful gesture and art form that I would like to help preserve through my stationery range'. This sentiment rings true – an unexpected card through the post or a postcard from someone's adventurous travels are special and remind us of our friends and family we don't see as often as we'd like.
Furthermore the detailed beautiful designs on the cards themselves can act as decorations too. There was a lovely feature by Patchwork Harmony recently which explored the art of displaying some of our great UK designers Christmas cards as part of our Christmas decorations which included Roxwell Press designs.
Whilst the news is busy telling us we only connect online these days the #Justacard campaign aims to highlight how just small purchases can help to keep our independent creatives at work brightening up our homegrown design scene here in the UK and it's a valid point. So go on- sit down, slow down, pick up that pen and write to your friends and family. Send them a piece of beautifully crafted card art personalised by your thoughts, news and well-wishes and spread the warm hygge feeling this season!
Roxwell Press designs are printed in England on environmentally friendly paper, made using wind power. You can buy the Christmas cards individually to make up your own collection or buy designs in boxes of 5. These come packaged with envelopes in beautiful clear perspex boxes.
If you want to connect with Roxwell Press then their Instagram account is full of beautiful images and lots of creative ideas can be found on Twitter and Pinterest. Enjoy!


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Over the weekend there has been important news behind the scenes of Doctor Who. If you haven't heard said news (in which case brace yourself) Steven Moffat will step down as showrunner in 2017 and his successor will be Broadchurch creator and writer Chris Chibnall. Not only that but the only episode of Doctor Who that will be broadcast in 2016 will be the Christmas special.
Doctor Who fandom, as a collective entity, doesn't respond well to change (it's not especially good with the status quo either if we're honest) and thus there has been much flapping and hand wringing. Some long term fans are having flashbacks to the 1985 hiatus and declaring the end of days. Most major announcements about the show seem to induce that in some quarters.
I'm not going to address the appointment of Chris Chibnall. There will be discussion aplenty in the years leading up to him taking the reins. I am going to address the move in timeslot. Many fans regularly bemoan the fact that the show is moved about in the schedules but having looked into the numbers behind it, this move makes a lot of sense. More long term fans were happy to see the show move to an autumn/winter slot in 2015, as they felt that was the traditional time of year for Doctor Who. I don't think the BBC moved it there for that reason, though.
The jewel of the BBC's weekend TV in the autumn months is Strictly Come Dancing and they have always been looking for a way to hold onto viewers after Strictly has finished. Previously this had been the purpose of both Merlin and Atlantis, but despite their best efforts both shows only managed to hold on to approximately half the viewership of Strictly Come Dancing.
Meanwhile Doctor Who was doing well in its spring/summer slot. It was consistently the third most watched show on a Saturday after Britain's Got Talent and The Voice. It must have seemed to the BBC that given its popularity it might be just the show to keep more viewers watching the Beeb after Strictly had finished. When series eight began at the tail end of August 2014 they must have thought that they were onto a winner, as Deep Breath opened with a whopping 9.17 million viewers and was the most watched show that Saturday.
The second week it dipped to 7.29 million, which was to be expected as that was the weekend that The X Factor began on ITV, but Who was still doing good numbers. This is a trend that continues more or less until Strictly Come Dancing comes back at the end of September. Doctor Who holds its own, but it falls to around the 7 million mark give or take for the rest of the run.
Then 2015 comes around and, bar the first episode, Doctor Who is the show that is directly after Strictly. The viewing figures for season nine see it performing pretty much exactly the same as Merlin and Atlantis had done before it. Doctor Who wasn't keeping viewers watching the BBC and more than that Atlantis, which had moved to Doctor Who's old turf of April/May, failed to trouble the top 30 for BBC One at all.
So to sum up Doctor Who hasn't done much better in the post-Strictly timeslot than any other show that has been there and on top of that they have lost their major weekend draw for the spring/summer season. They must want to improve viewing figures during that season, so they have decided to do that by having Doctor Who return as their weekend centrepiece. That means that Doctor Who is going to be an important part of the BBC's spring weekend programming, and if it does the figures there that it has in the past (which there is no reason to think that it won't) then that will pretty much guarantee its future.
There was some BBC press office spin about "National Moments" such as the Olympics and European football tournament and wanting to hold something back for 2017, which isn't entirely a load of old horsefeathers. Those sporting events will be their big viewing draws this year, so what better time to move the next series of Doctor Who forward to the spring 2017 timeslot? They could have just said that, rather than trying to make out that they were doing Steven Moffat some special favour by giving him a year off screen which just sounds silly, and has already been the subject of mockery from some fans online.
Based on the viewing figures, this move for Doctor Who is not only sensible but good for the future security of the show. Doctor Who will once again be the show that the BBC builds its schedule around in the spring rather than having to play second fiddle to Strictly in the winter. Now it only remains to be seen whether the move will mean that Steven Moffat has more time to craft a swansong to his era as showrunner. This isn't the end but a new beginning.
Source for all viewing figures quoted is BARB.
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|Applies To:
|When a redundant trend server is started,
it automatically backfills its trend history files with any data
that it missed while it was down. How does this process work?
|If one trend server is shut down, it will
miss the recording of samples during that time. When it is
restarted, it checks the time of the last samples it had recorded.
It then sends a request to the other trend server for all samples
newer than that, and adds them to its own history files.
CitectSCADA 5.42 SP A, 5.50 SP A and later include additional
backfilling features:
Trend redundancy reconnection including heartbeat — previously only one attempt was made at startup
Startup correctly backfills no matter what order the servers start — previously, only the last server to start up would backfill
Gaps without network loss — when network outages occur, it traps the trend gaps and requests a backfill
Gaps with network loss — when a network connection is lost, it traps the trend gaps and requests a backfill
TrnSetTable — writes to both servers. A Cicode error occurs if redundancy is enabled and the redundant write did not occur on the other server.
The performance and reliability of runtime backfilling has been improved significantly in CitectSCADA 6.00.and again in 6.10
Requirements for Backfilling
"Trends Server supports redundancy" must be ticked in the Computer Setup Wizard on both trend servers
"This Server name" and "Other Server name" must be entered in the Computer Setup Wizard
Two trend servers must be in use
One trend server must already be running while the other starts up (no longer required in Citect 5.42 SP A, 5.50 SP A and later).
Viewing Connection Statistics
Type PAGE TABLE TRAN <Enter> in the Kernel to view the connection to the other trend server. The line that begins with "Trend SerRnd" shows the statistics for the connection from this trend server to the other trend server (e.g. message handle, packets sent and received, LAN stack no.). The server requesting backfilling data should have a hMsg value >= 0. This indicates that a network session has been established. The server providing the data normally shows -1 (no connection) for hMsg as it does not need to create a session to the other server.
To view backfilling status in CitectSCADA versions 6.00 and later type PAGE QUEUE <Enter> in the Kernel. Press <Page Down> until the one of the following pages is displayed:
TrnRdn.GapFillDelayQueue — outstanding work to process
TrnRdn.GapFillSentQueue — items awaiting a response from the redundant server
To view backfilling status CitectSCADA 5.50r0, 5.42r0 and previous versions check the Main window in the Kernel. The following messages will appear on the trend server that is requesting data:
Trend Redundancy: Data request started hh:mm:ss
Trend Redundancy: Samples requested from hh:mm:ss
Trend Redundancy: Data request stopped hh:mm:ss
The "Samples requested from" message shows the time of the oldest sample that is being synchronized. If this server has no data, the message "Trend Redundancy: Requesting all possible samples" will display instead.
Do not shut down either trend server until "Data request stopped" message appears, indicating that backfilling has finished. Otherwise, it will be necessary to copy the history files manually.
Runtime Backfilling Tuning
CitectSCADA 5.42 Service Pack A, 5.50 SP A and higher support runtime backfilling. If necessary, performance can be tuned by setting these citect.ini parameters:
[Trend]EnableBackfill — Enables or disables backfilling
[Trend]DisableRuntimeBackfill — Set to 1 to disable runtime backfilling. It will still backfill once upon connection (5.50 SP C only)
[Trend]BytesReadBeforeSleep — Allows more data to be read from the trend archive before the trend server has to sleep
[Trend]BytesWrittenBeforeSleep — Allows more data to be written to the trend archive before the trend server has to sleep
[Trend]MaxBackfillsAtOnce — Determines the number of trends to be requested for backfill at a time
[Trend]MaxBackfillsAtOnce — Determines the number of the trend to be requested for backfilling at a time
[Trend]WriteWatchTime — The trend write task writes out trend data to disk, and then sleeps for the time specified in this parameter (before writing the next trend file)
[Trend]MaxRdnSamples — Determines the maximum number of samples to be requested for a trend at a time
[Trend]MaxSetTableStnbyPending — Controls the maximum number of pending TrnSetTable requests to the standby trend server
[Trend]MaxSetTableQue — The maximum number of TrnSetTable requests on the primary trend server allowed when these must be transferred to the standby server
[Trend]GapFillTime or GapFillSamples — Sets the threshold between filling gaps with calculated values and backfilling
[Trend]TrendSetErrorHandling — If set to 1 TrnSetTable will return a negative number of samples if they were written only to the primary server
[Trend]ClientRequestTime — Determines the maximum time the client will wait on TrnSetTable() before causing an error
[Trend]TrendDebug — Logs additional backfilling information (may cause increased CPU and disk usage). See the CitectSCADA 6.00 help topic "[Trend]TrendDebug parameter"
First Time Startup Of Redundant Servers
1. Start up one trend server and it will create the history files
2. Copy the trend history files (*.hst and *.000 to *.999) to the other trend server. (See Copying Trend Files Without Shutting Down, below)
3. Start up the other trend server
4. After starting up, it will backfill its trend files from the time the first server had last written to them
If the first server had not yet logged any data to the files, you may ignore the message: "Cannot find files of trend 'trendtagname'". The reason for the message is that it expects the copied files to have data in them, but it may be a number of minutes before the first server's cache fills up and causes it write to the history files. This message can be disabled by setting the citect.ini parameter [Trend]CopyFilesMessage=0
Adding Trends To A Running System
1. Shut down one trend server
2. Add the trend tag definitions to its project
3. Recompile the project
4. Start the Citect runtime
Citect will create the (empty) trend history files. It will attempt to backfill them with data from the other trend server. Since they do not yet exist on the other server, the "Data request stopped" message may not display. Instead, the following message will appear in the syslog.dat file (to view it in the Kernel choose View menu | SysLog):
The Trend 'trendname' Does Not Exist On The Other Trend Server 'otherclustername'
5. After backfilling is complete, shut down the other trend server
6. Add the trend tag definitions to its project
7. Copy the new trend tag's history files from the other server.
8. Recompile the project
9. Start the Citect runtime
10. Backfilling should occur.
11. Restart any Citect Display or Manager clients so the project changes take effect
If the first server had not yet logged any data to the files, the popup message: "Cannot find files of trend 'trendtagname'" may be ignored.
If newly created history files are copied to the other server before they have been logged to, on startup it will say they have to be copied manually (which has just been done). The message can be ignored. Display a trend page on both servers, to verify that they are in sync and are logging. The reason for the error is that Citect expects the copied files to contain data, but it may be a number of minutes before the first server's cache fills up and causes it write to the history files (see Q3941).
Deleting Trends From A Running System
1. Shut down one trend server
2. Delete the trend tag(s) from the Citect project
3. Delete the corresponding history files from this trend server
4. Recompile the project
5. Start the Citect runtime
6. Shut down the other trend server
7. Repeat steps 2-5 for this PC
8. Restart any Citect Display or Manager clients so the project changes take effect
Restoring Trends After A Hard Drive Failure
1. Copy the trend history files from the other trend server. (See Copying Trend Files Without Shutting Down, below)
2. Start up this trend server
3. After starting up, it will backfill its trend files from the time the first server had last written to them
Restoring Trends After A Network Disconnection
If one trend server loses its network connection to the I/O server, it will record sample values as "<NA>" until the connection is restored. Versions that support runtime backfilling will handle this. Older versions won't trigger backfilling since the server was still running. To correct this:
1. Shut down the trend server that is missing data
2. Copy the trend history files from the other trend server. See the topic: Copying Trend Files Without Shutting Down, below
3. Start the Citect runtime
4. Backfilling should occur
If multiple outages have occurred, some data may only exist on one server, and other data may only exist on the other server. Runtime backfilling support is required to synchronize both servers again.
Copying Trend Files Without Shutting Down
If it is necessary to copy trend files without shutting down the trend server they must be copied in the correct order because they may be updated by Citect during the copy process. Copy all the .HST files first, then the numbered files .001 to .999. This will keep the trend data in a valid state (see Q1265).
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Learn and play Snare Drum Rudiments on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. Every percussionist should know the 40 standard drum rudiments. Rudiment Tap ...
Learn and play Snare Drum Rudiments on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. Every percussionist should know the 40 standard drum rudiments. Rudiment Tap trains you to play 39 of them, plus variations (we left out multiple-bounce rolls, because they just don't play well on a touch screen): 1. Choose the rudiment you want to work on 2. Learn the sticking pattern by playing the rudiment slowly on your touch screen with your fingers. Rudiment Tap tells you when you've played the rudiment correctly, or when you've made a sticking error. 3. Work on your rhythmic accuracy by playing along with the built-in metronome. Rudiment Tap checks your sticking AND rhythm for accuracy, and gives you a grade for how well you played the rudiment. Test your memorization of rudiments by name: Hide the music (in the Rudiment Tap options screen) and see how many you can play correctly with no music. Once you've mastered all the rudiments in Rudiment Tap, go back and perfect them all starting with the left hand too! Rudiment Tap includes the following rudiments and variations: * Single Stroke Roll * Single Stroke Four * Single Stroke Seven * Triple Stroke Roll * Double Stroke Open Roll * Five Stroke Roll * Six Stroke Roll (Standard and Slurred Variations) * Seven Stroke Roll * Nine Stroke Roll * Ten Stroke Roll * Eleven Stroke Roll * Thirteen Stroke Roll * Fifteen Stroke Roll * Seventeen Stroke Roll * Single Paradiddle * Double Paradiddle * Triple Paradiddle * Single Paradiddle-diddle * Flam * Flam-Accent * Flam Tap * Flamacue * Flam Paradiddle * Single Flammed Mill * Flam Paradiddle-diddle * Pataflafla * Swiss Army Triplet * Inverted Flam Tap * Flam Drag * Drag * Single Drag Tap * Double Drag Tap * Lesson 25 * Single Dragadiddle * Drag Paradiddle #1 * Drag Paradiddle #2 * Single Ratamacue * Double Ratamacue * Triple Ratamacue
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This fabulous apartment is truly a 'home away from home'. Situated in cosmopolitan Southbank with the Crown Casino practically across the road and the Southgate district around the corner, it's also a mere 10 minutes to the city, Federation Square, The Arts Centre, MCG, Etihad, Rod Laver Arena and The Botanical Gardens and a short stroll to South Melbourne and Port Melbourne. The view is of Melbourne's magnificent city skyline.
Apartment 508 has contemporary furniture and a super large patio area with outdoor seating and BBQ. It feels really spacious and roomy and delightfully comfortable plus there's free unlimited wifi and Apple TV.
The master bedroom has a queen size bed and ensuite bathroom. The guest bedroom also has a queen size bed and the third bedroom has two single beds. Central bathroom has washing machine/dryer. Extra guests are accommodated on deluxe single foldaway bed/s in either the master bedroom or in the living area.
Towels and extra pillows plus hair dryers are all provided and there are facilities for cooking in a well-stocked modern kitchen. Breakfast basics are supplied free of charge on a self-serve basis. Secure parking is available but may incur an additional charge. Smoke free zone.
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I was asked this question earlier and I thought it may be good for here also...
"Please excuse my ignorance - but is freeview the same as freesat?"
"Freeview" is the brand name of a UK Digital TV service ONLY AVAILABLE IN THE UK. it is available via TV aerials on the houses, and is only transmitted from TV transmitters in the UK. you will need either a freeview "set top box" or a TV with freeview built in.
Freeview is not available in spain.
Freeview channels are listed at http://www.freeview.co.uk/
There are channels on freeview that you have to pay for on freesat!
Spain has its own version of "Freeview" called TDT - 30ish digital Spanish TV channels via a TV aerial...many programmes you can change the programmes into their original audio...not always English as a few German programmes have cropped up...you will need a TDT "set top box" or a TV with TDT built in.
You have "Freesat" receivers - they only have about 100 channels on their EPG at the moment. they receive "free to air" channels. Freesat receivers will have the Freesat logo on them.
Freesat Channel List
You have Sky receivers and a £20 "freesatfromsky" card, - many more channels than Freesat. They receive "free to air" channels and Five, Five US and Fiver, Sky Three, Liverpool FC TV and Viva TV ("known as "free to view" channels)
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If you have a sky receivers and want to pay monthly used for Free to air, free to veiw and subscription channels...
Sky Channel List
Note that many installers are using generic receivers (sometimes called Free To Air receivers) and calling them Freesat or Freeview receivers which may be confusing people. Official Freesat and Sky receivers have a full 7 day programme guide...generic FTA receivers only have now and next programme infomation.
Genuine Freesat recivers have the Freesat logo on them:
Note that reception of Freesat Sky and other UK TV channels depends on your location and dish size
Be wary of:
- companies offering BBC and ITV on a small dish - these can only be legitimatly received direct from the Astra 2D satellite for free via a minimun of 1.4m dish (some areas 1.8m)
- companies offering BBC and ITV for a monthly subscription - BBC and ITV are free on satellite and do not need a subscription
- companies offering "Freesat" with only 20 or 64 channels - by satellite you will recieve over 100 free tv channels, not 20 or 64. the BBC have over 15 regional variations on satellite alone
- companies offering Sky Sports for less than £36 per month or ESPN sports for less than £14 per month - the costs of legitimate subscriptions to these channels.
- companies showing other countries sports channels like Showtime
- companies saying they get BBC and ITV from a satellite (like Hotbird) other than Astra 2 - BBC and ITV are only broadcast on one "satellite constellation (those satellites at 28.2 to 28.5 degrees)
as these companies will more than likely be a rebroadcasting servies whos signal may be terminated just like Telemicro.
Some companies are jumping on the rebroadcsat switch-off bandwagon and offering inferior and poor quality "petal" satellite dishes. In my and many other installers opinion these "fortecstar" petal satellite dishes are a waste of money - one installer said that the 2.4 petal dish performed as good as a 1.4m solid dish and "avoid if you can".
If in doubt, try and find out how long the company has been installing for - check past issues of local newspapers, as since the problems with Telemicro lots of new installation companies have appeared on the scene, and offering poor dishes and receivers in an effort to make money for themselves out of the situation. Be wary of companies using just a mobile phone number, a free hotmail and gmail email addresses and free websites.
With a Sky or Freesat receiver you can get BBC interactive, Sky Active and a full 7 day programme guide. you may need a big dish, youo may pay more for the installation, but at least the signal is pretty much gaurenteed as it it a digital signal direct from the satellite and is not reliant on a third party.
Pure digital broadcasting, not reliant on second or third or fourth generation signals as the signals gets past from one rebroadcast transmitter to another. many ex rebroadcasting clients have commented on how ggod the signal direct fromt he satellite is compared to that of a rebroadcasted signal.
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Delta21@COP21: Delta Calls for Enhanced Energy Efficiency as New Agreement on Climate Change Draws Near
Dec 11, 2015, 06:03 ET from Delta Electronics
PARIS, Dec. 11, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Delta Group, a global leader in power and thermal management solutions, actively participated in the COP21 UN Climate Conference held in Paris. As international climate negotiations are drawing to a close, Delta hosted a UN side event with the theme of energy conservation. Delta and its partners such as MIT, China Renewable Energy Society, India's The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) and Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute joined together to remind the world to invest more resources in enhancing energy efficiency to control the CO2 in the atmosphere, so that the earth's temperature rises by less than 2 degree Celsius.
Mr. Bruce Cheng, Delta Group founder and honorary chairman, stated, "Over forty years, Delta has worked to improve the energy efficiency of switching power supplies from 60% to over 90%. From 2010 to 2014, our products' energy-efficiency improvements have saved the world 14.8 billion kWh of electricity. The green buildings which Delta has constructed have improved their energy savings from 30% to 50% over the past ten years. Today, the new Delta Americas headquarters has even reached net zero energy consumption. In addition, the power intensity (electricity consumed per product value) of our major manufacturing plants has decreased by 50% over the past 5 years. All stand as a testament to the immense carbon emissions reduction potential of energy conservation." Cheng also pointed out that, "If Delta can achieve this, we are sure that other companies can too. If these efforts are matched with the implementation of appropriate policies, they will prove to be crucial in the efforts to slow global warming."
Chairman of Delta Electronics, Mr. Yancey Hai also stated that, "According to the International Energy Agency (IEA) reports, the key to controlling carbon emissions is improving energy efficiency. Delta's long term R&D and innovation investments in power electronics technology ensures that our server power, telecom power, and photovoltaic inverter energy conversion efficiency rates are now the best in the world. Delta has also proactively promised to raise the energy efficiency in our factories, office buildings and data centers significantly this year, so that the group's electricity intensity will decrease by 30% before 2020."
Delta has organized an official side event with the theme of energy conservation during the COP21 conference in Paris, to emphasize the importance of energy conservation to each nation's representatives at the negotiations. Vice President for Research at MIT, Maria T. Zuber, Chair of the China Renewable Energy Society Shi Ding-huan, Associate Director of TERI, Shirish S. Garud and Senior Consultant of the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), Yang Jih-Chang, were all invited to attend this conference. They support the idea that energy conservation and improvements in energy efficiency will be the most important part of carbon emissions reductions in both developed and emerging nations after the new international climate agreement is produced. This is a direction where corporations, academic organizations, and governments should actively invest resources into the future.
During the conference, Zuber explained the "Plan for Action on Climate Change" established by the university, stating that energy conservation technology is an integral part of MIT's future development which requires immediate efforts from the government, corporations and research organizations. Chairman of the China Renewable Energy Society, Shi Ding-huan, mentioned that the enhancement and application of energy conservation technology holds a pivotal influence in improving the power consumption of China's existing architecture. However, this will require the full support of governments around the world. Dr. Garud from TERI, India, felt that while India may be able to avoid the path of "polluting first, prevention later", this will require rapid investment and carbon funding from the rest of the world.
This international climate negotiation is scheduled to produce a document bound by international law at noon, December 12th Taiwan time, but the conference may be extended by a day or two.
You are invited to visit the official website of Delta21 for updated news of Delta's participation in COP21 at: www.deltaww.com/cop21.
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Throughout its history, Delta has received many global awards and recognition for its business milestones, innovative technology and corporate social responsibility. Since 2011, Delta has been selected as a member of Dow Jones Sustainability™ World Index (DJSI World) for 5 consecutive years. In 2014, Delta was ranked by CDP (formerly the Carbon Disclosure Project) on the highest A-level of the Climate Performance Leadership Index (CPLI), and is the only one from nearly 2,000 listed companies in Greater China that makes to CPLI list.
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This is such an interesting feature!! Love it!
Medical School in Egypt
|Campus of Kasr Al-Ainy Medical School in Garden City, Cairo. Photo Courtesy of Facebook.
Getting In:
How old is one when they begin medical school?
Students join the medical school or "The Faculty of Medicine" -as we call it in Egypt- right after they are done with high school. The average age for a first year student is 17-18 years.
What exams does one have to take to get in?
The selection process totally depends on the scores of final exams in high school. Since joining the faculty of medicine is highly desired in Egyptian culture, those who get accepted are the top students around the state. Acceptance depends on final exams scores, SATs or International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) system. The exam subjects include physical sciences (like chemistry and physics), biology, mathematics and languages.
Being In:
How long is it?
Six years
How are the years broken down?
Three years of basic science and three years of clinical training. In the first 2 years we study Physiology, Histology, Anatomy and Biochemistry. The third year subjects are Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology and Parasitology. In the last 3 years we start the clinical section and do rounds in Ophthalmology, ENT, Forensic medicine, Public health, Pediatrics, Gynaecology, General Surgery and Internal Medicine.
Describe your typical day.
In the first 3 years it's all about lectures, practical classes and exams. In the last 3 years we do rounds in the hospital departments and have theoretical lectures and evaluation end round exams.
If you choose a specialty when do you have to decide by?
Students pick their specialty and apply for residency following their intern year, which would be the 7th year of study.
What are you called at this stage of training?
Medical Student
Getting Out:
What exams do you have to take?
We have to pass the end year exams every year until the sixth year, then we start an internship year in the college hospital doing clinical rotations in its departments for 2 months each and finally we graduate at the end of that year with a bachelor degree in medicine. We are officially called doctors, GPs "general practitioners," following this graduation.
Do most people graduate?
I think yes. If you happen to fail something you have to do repeats during Summer vacation or else you will have to spend another year to go through the exam again, but eventually most of students do graduate.
Do you have additional training or do you start working immediately?
Medical schools in Egypt belong to the public national education. This means that getting into school depends only on your high school scores and the fees are considered nothing compared to the private medical schools, which are not any better than the national schools. So, there is basically no debt for attending school. I'm not sure about the fees for residency programs, but I don't think they cost a lot.
What are you called at this stage of training?
Resident Physician
Being Out:
What's the average salary?
Lots of changes are being carried out following the revolution that took place in Egypt on January 25th of this year. A comprehensive reform in physician salaries is being discussed. There is a suggestion introduced to the government to increase the doctors monthly salaries as follows:
- Residents: 3000 EG.P ($500 USD) – Currently they make about 1500 EG.P
- Specialists: 4000 EG.P ($670 USD) – Includes all who have masters degree
- PhD Holders: 6000 EG.P ($1000 USD)
This is not yet confirmed, but is probable. Doctors are not highly paid In Egypt, but compared to other governmental jobs they are considered in a high salary rank and they can also have their own private clinics.
Is the job security good?
I don't think most doctors struggle to find a job, but lots of doctors prefer to find a job out side the country at the beginning since the salary rates are great.
Can you go back and choose a different speciality?
I think you can, but you would have to go through the residency application system again and do another residency if whatever you were switching to.
Other post graduation options: Some doctors prefer to apply for the USMLE exams after they have completed school and then follow the American System. Others apply for Membership of the Royal College and follow the UK System.
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Wonderful absorbing Thanks!
This has been very helpful. Thank u for your effort. I am currently starting first year of medical school here in Egypt and I was wondering if you might have some advice for me on how to study, organize a schedule and the books I should buy and study from. If you could answer me, I would really appreciate it.
hi everybody I'm a medical student in egypt … in tanta university
I'm 20 years old and still in 2nd year
i've failed 2 years in a row … I wanna say that i didn't fail because iam dumb
i failed because the system of my college promotes the best memorizer to be number one
let me put it this way…(copy and paste the exact same paper of the book in your final exam … memorize the subject overheart … it's really not important if you don't understand it).
well this is how we learn medicine
nobody attends lectrues because lecturers are so old, boring, ignorant and have no time for students….
there is no such a thing called practical lessons unless you remove the word practical because we sit in theese lessons donig nothing listening to facts we can't see or understand or even imagine…:D
we find ourselves forced to take private courses outside the college which little bit expensive and very big waste of time ….
final exams measure how well can write papers from the book and how many papers can you write in 3 hours(duration of the exam)
finally i don't believe this how you study to be a doctor….when i first got into the faculty of medicine i was full of hope and motivation but now iam very disappointed and disperate …
That what I'm afraid of,actually. But do you think that Cairo University would be better?. I'm on the verge of entering university and I'm planning to enter Medicine in Cairo University.
hi..i'm a filipina nurse and now im leaving here in egypt with my husband egyptian,and he want me to study as a doctor but i dont have any idea how i will start,can you give me an idea about it? thank you and God bless you
I am a peruvian medical doctor graduated in peru i would like to know what can i do to become a resident in egypt
iam 14 years old i hope to be a doctor in the future i know that is very difficult i think that iam not qualified for this but i will do everything to be a doctor
This article was really beneficial to me. Thanks bro for answering such intriguing questions.
I am coming from canada do I need to have physics as one of my courses
because here in canada not everyone need physics
so you practice outrightly after gradution without passing licensure examination?,do you have medical licensure exam in egypt in the first place?how are medical doctors regulated if they have no license as a proof of competency?
I am a pharmacist but I wish to enter medicine… However does this mean I have to retake the 6 years of medicine from the start?
Or can some subjects be exempted?
Also is there a possibility for doing med school part time?
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Talk about a great twist of feta. This Greek-inspired salad is loaded with orzo, feta, cucumbers and a host of other mouthwatering ingredients that are a taste of heaven. Serve it anytime, anyplace.
Orzo pasta lends itself to amazing salad dishes especially enjoyable in hot summer evenings. So yes you can-taloupe with this dynamic shrimp and orzo pasta that's ideal any time of the year.
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