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In the Coptic Orthodox Church, we will occasionally use the cymbal and/or the triangle in order to mark the rhythm of the chant, as Coptic chant is very precisely rhythmically structured for all its famous melisma. The Ethiopians use the sistrum, the prayer staff, and the drum similarly. As the guide explains, these are not really "instruments" proper (in the sense of being used for musical performance), but have deep spiritual significance in themselves, and as such are seen as an integral part of the worship in themselves. This is, I suppose, one difference between the Oriental Orthodox and the Eastern Orthodox, but it is important anyway to disentangle it a bit, because Westerners will often look to Oriental use of non-vocal accompaniment as "proof" that this diversity somehow sanctions the use of guitars, organs, or other melody-producing instruments in worship, when that is not quite the case. Of course, things are not as simple as binary opposition between those who would use instruments and those who would not, as we also have among us the Armenians who have adopted the organ in their liturgies (and the Greeks, if they are honest with themselves, have gone through periodic romances with the organ as well, though I'm glad to see that it seems to be dying out nowadays). Without judging the faith of the Armenians on that account, I do notice that places where Armenian tradition is taught stick to strictly vocal music. The same can be said about the Indian Syrians, who have otherwise sometimes adopted instruments into their liturgy, for reasons I can't begin to understand or articulate. So I think it is fair to say, whether talking about the Byzantines or the non-Byzantines, that the standard for Orthodox worship is unaccompanied chant, essentially for the reason previously stated by Biro.
Where does Psalm 32 (33) fit into all of this? David used musical instruments, especially the harp. . . the ten string lyre. . . ?
Where does Psalm 32 (33) fit into all of this? David used musical instruments, especially the harp. . . the ten string lyre. . . ?
In the Oriental Orthodox Church, the Syriac Orthodox sometimes use traditional Arabic and Syriac instrument in their worship.
While I agree with you that the use of percussion is something very different to the use of melodic instruments, it would be interesting to see how early sources describe the use of the cymbal in worship, particularly before and after the Chalcedonian schism. Clement of Alexandria speaks very unfavourably of the "Egyptian drum" and the "Arabian cymbal", and absolutely rejects its use among Christians.
I have also heard many a Copt tell me that they should only be employed during the Verses of the Cymbals, and then only in a very simple fashion, and that the current practice of frequent use and rather fancy rhythms is inappropriate.
I mention the Chalcedonian schism particularly since the liturgical character of the non-Chalcedonian Alexandrian Church became increasingly Coptic, both linguistic and otherwise, following 451. Perhaps the cymbal, which is still used in worship by Egyptian Sufis in pretty much the same way as it is used in the Divine Liturgy, was a localised rural practice in places like Upper Egypt, where the Hellenism of Alexandria was much less influential, which then gained general acceptance accross the Egyptian Church?
St. Yared then came a century or so later and implemented his musical reforms in Ethiopia, which included the use of percussion, perhaps taking a lead from his mother church to the north.
Am I correct in saying that the Ethiopians only use percussion during certain services like Matins, but never during the Divine Liturgy?
Quote from: Cantor Krishnich on October 07, 2012, 04:07:57 PMIn the Oriental Orthodox Church, the Syriac Orthodox sometimes use traditional Arabic and Syriac instrument in their worship.Do they? I have only ever heard the organ being used, and that was something not permitted by the Holy Synod of the Syriac Church until 1974 or thereabouts.
As I wrote before, I don't personally get it, but then I'm not Indian.
Many of the Syriac/Assyrian Churches in Western countries sometimes use the organs for the churches that were bought from Protestants or Catholics. But in their home countries, they sometimes use traditional instruments.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRhb56R_4aE&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-Cxdeci_Do&feature=related
Quote from: quietmorning on October 07, 2012, 04:00:01 PMWhere does Psalm 32 (33) fit into all of this? David used musical instruments, especially the harp. . . the ten string lyre. . . ?The Fathers, universally to my knowledge, give one of two explanations (or both, since the two are by no means mutually exclusive): 1. The musical instruments described are symbols (5 stringed harp represents the five senses with which to praise God, etc.) and 2. God allowed musical instruments in the Old Testament as a condescension to the carnal minds of the Jews, in accordance with the limited revelation given to them (similar to what Christ says about divorce being permitted under Mosaic Law). For Christians, who have been called to greater heights following the incarnation, such carnal elements in worship should be done away with.
Quote from: dzheremi on October 07, 2012, 05:27:42 PMAs I wrote before, I don't personally get it, but then I'm not Indian. Almost every local church, be it EO or OO, has adopted practices which are less than perfect, either through ignorance or compulsion. I think it's perfectly acceptable to call a spade a spade and point out what is and isn't acceptable in the context of Orthodox Tradition. To say, for example, that using a keyboard in the divine Liturgy is objectively wrong neither calls into question the piety or sincerity of those who use them, nor does it denigrate the cultural context (whether local custom or foreign import) in which such practices arose.
Where do we cross the lines on "carnal minds"? I mean, some Christians will use this argument to avoid use of icons.
Quote from: Cantor Krishnich on October 07, 2012, 05:46:54 PMMany of the Syriac/Assyrian Churches in Western countries sometimes use the organs for the churches that were bought from Protestants or Catholics. But in their home countries, they sometimes use traditional instruments.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRhb56R_4aE&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-Cxdeci_Do&feature=relatedBut these are just recordings of hymns accompanied by music. You'll find Fairouz and other Orthodox artists singing Byzantine hymns with similar accompaniment. Do you have any evidence that such instruments are actually used during church services?
Anyway, it would be interesting to contrast the practices of the Greeks in Egypt in the time before Chalcedon and in its immediate aftermath, prior to their eventual Byzantinization, if it were possible.
Quote from: minasoliman on October 07, 2012, 06:03:28 PMWhere do we cross the lines on "carnal minds"? I mean, some Christians will use this argument to avoid use of icons.I don't know where the lines are drawn, but the use of melodic instruments certainly crosses that line according to patristic understanding.
Do you know of any article or writing that goes into detail on the patristic understanding of instruments in the Church?
The question is not are they used, but should they be used.
Quote from: dzheremi on October 07, 2012, 05:27:42 PMAnyway, it would be interesting to contrast the practices of the Greeks in Egypt in the time before Chalcedon and in its immediate aftermath, prior to their eventual Byzantinization, if it were possible.It would be a very interesting study, though I'm not sure how easily one could separate the practices of Copts and Greeks pre-Chalcedon considering that Greek was the predominant liturgical language of both. From what I understand, sources are sparse, and I'm not sure how easily you could identify a particular practice as belonging to Greeks or Copts.
The question is, should we try to draft some semi-theology to small t-traditons and local practices.
Quote from: Michał Kalina on October 07, 2012, 07:08:54 PMThe question is, should we try to draft some semi-theology to small t-traditons and local practices.In the Eastern Orthodox Church you're not talking about local practice, but universal practice pre-20th century, save one or two isolated cases here and there.
I have been told by several people that prior to the schism the Greeks and the Copts worshiped in alike manners, but of course what exactly that means varies greatly according to who says it.
So I just wonder. As you probably already know, in the Coptic Orthodox narrative of their own history and origins, their chant forms date back to pre-Christian Pharaohs, though their historically verifiable origins are no earlier than Roman Egypt, which does not allow for the thousands upon thousands of years often found in descriptions written by Copts themselves. (Neither does it say that such connections are categorically impossible, though.)
The fact that something is not popular does not make it wrong. Schemamonks also are not very common yet no one protests against tonsuring them.Reading this thread reminds me of one of Alex Riggle's popular text on tradition (the one about kneeling on the Cherubim hymn).
I only very recently learned that a cappella literally means "of the church." I never noticed this before. While this doesn't necessarily point to the correctness of using or not using instruments in church, I find it interesting that lack of instruments was so strongly associated with church music that it became our term for it.Does the association of a cappella music with church continue to hold outside of the romance languages?
Quote from: minasoliman on October 07, 2012, 06:55:41 PMDo you know of any article or writing that goes into detail on the patristic understanding of instruments in the Church?I can remember coming accross a few online, but I'm afraid I can't remember where to find them.
If you ever find them, that would be helpful to learn. Considering that only two fathers have been quoted so far, it's going to be hard to believe that it was "universally" written against, not that I don't believe you.
Quote from: minasoliman on October 07, 2012, 11:41:48 PMIf you ever find them, that would be helpful to learn. Considering that only two fathers have been quoted so far, it's going to be hard to believe that it was "universally" written against, not that I don't believe you.Let me add a third since I have that reference handy:"David formerly sang songs, also today we sing hymns. He had a lyre with lifeless strings, the church has a lyre with living strings. Our tongues are the strings of the lyre with a different tone indeed but much more in accordance with piety. Here there is no need for the cithara, or for stretched strings, or for the plectrum, or for art, or for any instrument; but, if you like, you may yourself become a cithara, mortifying the members of the flesh and making a full harmony of mind and body. For when the flesh no longer lusts against the Spirit, but has submitted to its orders and has been led at length into the best and most admirable path, then will you create a spiritual melody." (Chrysostom, 347-407, Exposition of Psalms 41, (381-398 A.D.) Source Readings in Music History, ed. O. Strunk, W. W. Norton and Co.: New York, 1950, pg. 70.)I just found this. I've only just skimmed it, so no idea what his thesis is or whether it's a convincing one, but he appears to have quite a lot of relevant quotes from the Fathers so I thought it might be of interest:http://biblicalspirituality.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/ancient-fathers-on-instrumental-music-by-david-vanbrugge.pdf
for the record and to reply to my brother Orthodox 11's correct observation and request for confirmation, yes it is true the Ethiopian Orthodox Tradition also has the Divine Liturgy in accapela only and uses instruments in other Liturgical services.
if we are to say that those things need to be do away with and especially for those reasons, we can also argue, our prayers are incense to him, therefore we do not need the physical incense, or that Christ is our vestment of righteousness, we do not need any Liturgical garments, etc etc. we will end up separating the created world from the Salvation and Regeneration given to it In Christ. the Entire Creation is called into the Worship of the Creator in Christ who became Fully Man, the entire Universe is Transfigured through Christ. the flutes, the incense, the cymbal, the icons, everything else man the cosmic priest raises up in thanksgiving to the Creator is ever more made perfect because of Christ's Incarnation.so If we say the Incarnation is the Center of our Theology of Worship then..... such arguments.... ehm....
The incarnation not only sanctifies matter, but makes possible its ascent to something higher, more spiritual. It does not follow that anything, simply on account of being matter, automatically becomes appropriate for worship on account of the Incarnation
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(8-10 servings, recipe created by Kalyn, for South Beach Diet this would be phase two for a small serving or phase three if it was the main part of the meal)
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1 T fresh lemon juice
4 C chicken stock or canned chicken broth
1 can black beans, rinsed and drained well (or use 2 cups cooked beans)
2 red peppers, chopped in 1/2 inch pieces
1 green pepper, chopped in 1/2 inch pieces
1 yellow pepper, chopped in 1/2 inch pieces
(use any combination of colors)
1/2 cup chopped green onions (scallions)
1 cup (or more!) finely chopped cilantro
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1/3 cup fresh lime juice
1 T red wine vinegar
1 T ground cumin
1 T Worcestershire sauce
1 T Spike seasoning
1 tsp. chile powder
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Mix dressing and chop peppers, green onions, and cilantro while rice cools. When it is room temperature, combine all ingredients and chill 1-2 hours before serving. this will keep fairly well in the refrigerator for a day or two, but it probably won't last that long.
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Very simple to make, and one of my most photogenic cilantro recipes is Asian Cucumber Salad with Cilantro and Vidalia Onions.
Chicken, Black Bean and Cilantro Soup was the recipe I made for the WHB post where I first declared my love for cilantro. I've made this for a number of New Year's Day soup parties, and it's always been a hit.
When there was a block party on my street, I made Black Bean and Pepper Salad with Cilantro and Lime. This recipe was inspired by My Favorite Herb Salad, and would be a phase one option for South Beach Dieters.
Grilled Fusion Chicken is a dish where cilantro is not the main thing going on, but if you're a cilantro fan like me, you'll love the way the cilantro compliments the flavor of this chicken.
Tomorrow night is when we announce the most preferred herb and officially recap Weekend Herb Blogging #52. If you're a food blogger who wants to particpate in the special event, you still have time. Send your link to kalynskitchen AT comcast DOT net by 3:00 on Sunday.
Not a food blogger or don't have time to post about your favorite herb? No problem, just leave a comment telling what your favorite is and we'll add your vote to the tallies. Now, here's how it's going:
Favorite Herb Tally Update
(I'll probably stop udating this count after today so it doesn't ruin the surprise on Sunday.)
shiso 1
2 3 4 6
oregano 1
dill 1
thyme 1
2 3 4 6 79 11
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Five months later, heavy rainfall that accompanied severe storms and tornadoes that pummeled the state in May have filled Lake Hefner to the brim, forcing officials to drain water from the lake to prevent it from overflowing. Meanwhile, about 100 miles northwest, Canton Lake remains 13 feet below its normal level, and officials who oversee its condition are concerned it may never recover.
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Converse said he saw dead fish last weekend and believes conditions in the lake will only get worse as the summer heats up.
Residents and merchants say they believe Oklahoma City acted hastily to drain Canton Lake — one of six water reservoirs it controls — of 30,000 acre-feet, or almost 9.8 billion gallons, of water before spring rains brought up Lake Hefner's low levels. An acre foot of water is an acre of surface area with a depth of one foot.
"If they would have waited we would all be in better shape," said Alan Cox, a member of the board of Canton Lake Association who operates a restaurant near the lake. "I think it wasn't a very smart decision on their part. I don't know why a month or two wouldn't have helped."
A spokeswoman for the city's water utility, Debbie Ragan, said officials decided to tap into Canton Lake based on forecasts that indicated serious consequences without additional water sources.
"Wish we had a crystal ball at the time? Yes," Ragan said. "We did what we thought was best at the time for our customers. We can't predict the weather. We can't predict the future. We can take some steps to be better prepared."
Greg Estep, chief of hydrology and hydraulics for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Tulsa District, said the Corps has voiced concern about what impact draining water from Canton Lake might have.
"We still have some concerns out there," Estep said. "They had to do what seemed best for their citizens."
Water released from Canton Lake flowed along the North Canadian River and was diverted into Lake Hefner, which received more than 20,000 acre-feet of water. The balance was soaked up by the riverbed.
Because of the heavy rainfall last month, Ragan said more than 23,000 acre-feet of water was released from Lake Hefner early this month into Lake Overholser and ultimately back into the North Canadian River.
"Those two lakes couldn't hold the water. They're full," she said.
Estep said the prospects for Canton Lake being replenished by rainfall are not good. The region normally gets about 20 inches of rain a year, but recent rainfall adds up to only about 12 inches a year.
"We need some rain," he said. "We need it to come down hard enough that it exceeds the amount that is soaking in."
Cox and other area merchants said the low level of Canton Lake is keeping away anglers, campers and others who use it for recreation.
"It's been pretty tough on all of us," Cox said. "We're about out of our rainy season. Who knows what the weather is going to bring. But it's not looking good."
Donnie Jenkins, who operates Canton Motel, said only six of the motel's 20 rooms were occupied for last month's Canton Lake Walleye Rodeo — the state's oldest and traditionally largest fishing tournament. Ordinarily, Jenkins said, the motel would be full.
"We had one guy who stayed that was a fisherman this weekend," Jenkins said Monday. "We're down 90 percent on weekends."
Jenkins said low lake levels are decimating the lake's fish population.
"We've lost lots and lots and lots of walleye," he said. "It might kill all the fish. It's a sad, sad deal."
Carol Gilchrist, operator of This and That gift shop, says the lake is also vital to the area's economic health.
"This town depends on the lake to get us through the winter," she said. "We have lost so many of the campers due to the lake situation. We're going to have to tighten our belts."


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Details.cshtml, within the
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@model RetrogamesWeb.Data.Entities.Player @{ ViewBag.Title = "Player's details"; }
Player's details
 <fieldset> <legend>Player</legend>
 @Html.DisplayNameFor(model => model.Name)

 @Html.DisplayFor(model => model.Name)

 @Html.DisplayNameFor(model => model.Gender)

 @Html.DisplayFor(model => model.Gender)
 </fieldset>

  Game 	  Date & Time 	  Score
 @foreach (var score in Model.Scores) {
  @Html.DisplayFor(modelItem => score.GameName) 	  @Html.DisplayFor(modelItem => score.ScoreDateTime) 	  @Html.DisplayFor(modelItem => score.ScoreValue)
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Index.cshtml, within the
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Players

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  @Html.DisplayNameFor(model => model.Name)
 @foreach (var item in Model) {
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PlayGames.cshtml, within the
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Play games
 <fieldset> <legend>Player</legend>
 @Html.DisplayNameFor(model => model.Player.Name)

 @Html.DisplayFor(model => model.Player.Name)
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 }
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If you start your website and go to /Game/Create (http://localhost:16820/Game/Create, in my case), you can enter a name, date, select one or more categories, click
Create (see Figure 6), and MongoDB will perform the following actions:
- Create the new
retrogameswebdatabase (the previous database created was
- Create the
gamescollection in the new database.
- Insert the new game document in the
As explained in the previous article, you will definitely want to create indexes based on the most frequent queries. Indexes are as important in MongoDB, as they are in any other database.
Figure 6: Creating a new game.
After you insert many game documents, you will see the list sorted by release date in descending order in /Game (see Figure 7). The time shouldn't appear in both the /Game/Create and /Game/Index views, but I didn't want to add annotations in the code for either UI hints or formatting. The data layer is the most important in this case.
Figure 7: Listing a maximum of 100 games.
Similarly, go to /Player/Create, enter a name, select a gender from the dropdown list, click
Create (see Figure 8) and MongoDB will perform the following actions:
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playerscollection in the
- Insert the new player document in the
Figure 8: Creating a new player.
You will see the new player in the list. Click the
Details link on the right-hand side of the player name and the /Player/Details view will display an empty scores list. Click the
Play Games! link, and you will go to the Player/PlayGames view (see Figure 9); then click on the desired game to generate a random score.
Figure 9: The Player/PlayGames view.
Click on the link for any game and the application will push a new random score to the player document. The browser will display the Player/Details view with the scores registered so far (see Figure 10). You can use MongoVUE or the MongoDB shell to see the changes in the database collections (see Figure 11).
Figure 10: The Player/Details view with many scores listed.
Figure 11: The player document with five score documents in the Scores array.
You can use AJAX to retrieve and display the available games and the scores for a player. You can also add paging and search capabilities learning just a few additional things about MongoDB queries. Note that the embedded scores can become a big problem for this application, and it might be a better idea to create a specific collection for the scores to have more flexibility to query scores. However, the idea here is to provide an example with embedded documents, so that you know specific operations to work with them and their most common problems. For example, the generic
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In this example, the score was important and the write operations required the
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unacknowledged option.
For example, if you want to do sampling, you can define a capped array for the scores to make sure the number of saved scores won't be excessive, and then discard scores when you reach the limit.
I've provided many examples of MongoDB working with the C# driver in a console application and in an ASP.NET MVC Web application. However, MongoDB has an important number of additional features and advantages that I haven't covered in this series. I also haven't covered database-administration related topics, such as the different scalability options. But with the foothold I've provided, you can dive deeper on more advanced features, such as the use of MapReduce and more complex queries. You won't regret investing time in learning MongoDB features.
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The problem is, we never really saw that app materialize in the Nokia Collection. Well, as it turns out, it comes with the Nokia Accessories app (found under Settings) and is in fact, hidden. The app can evidently only be activated by scanning an NFC tag that is found on Nokia's CR-200 car mount and is similar to the Desktop App that is only accessible by Nokia's Qi chargers. That $100 car mount though is hard to find and let's be honest, quite pricey.
Now, the developer behind the popular app NFC Interactor, has a release called Car Mode that enables that app. Achievement unlocked! (See the Nokia Car app demoed in the above video).
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Car Mode launcher is simple enough. It allows you to directly launch Nokia's Car App on command but more importantly, it goes even further by allowing you to scan an NFC tag of your own for quick launching in your car. If you don't want to bother with NFC, simply opt for the Tile creation ability and you're good to go for one-click launches.
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Internationalization is one of those difficult activities that lies in wait in the background. You can go for years without needing it; then one, you step lightly across the line of making your apps somewhat friendlier for users who don't speak English. You can sense the beast hiding in the bushes, calling you to go just a bit farther. Just a couple of steps…and boom! You're suddenly entangled in a battle that seemed so innocent to start, but will now consume your project for the rest of its days.
You might have started out with good intentions by carefully putting all literals in a resource bundle that could be swapped out at program start-up for one containing translations that match the user's native language. That's a good start, but insufficient. Maybe your language doesn't support locale-specific date and time routines or currency representation, and you don't have the time to read the hundreds of pages of documentation to figure out how configure those features correctly. But if you push through these challenges, you've attained a reasonable first effort sufficient, in many cases, for readers who use a Latin-based alphabet to use.
You do support extended character sets by using UTF-8, right? No? Ah, well now you do have a serious problem and you're about to be swallowed up in the tortures of internationalization. (By the way, the term "internationalization" is most often abbreviated as i18n. The 18 is actually the number of letters between the initial i and the final n. Saying "letters" is a little risky here. Depending on how you look at them, they might be referred to as glyphs or code points which are not the same thing as letters, although in this case, they do refer to exactly the same result.)
Code points, in particular, are important because they refer to an entry in the Unicode standard. In my estimation, Unicode was one of the great triumphs of technology as originally formulated: a complete inventory of all characters from all languages in use anywhere on Earth. It was later expanded to include some dead languages and a few much needed symbols. In its early releases, it represented an extraordinary coordination between groups the world over. At last, there was a definitive list of characters, so that fonts could be designed that provided the necessary characters at fixed, known points in the character set (the code points).
It will come as no surprise that politics played a significant role in what to include and at which code point. The politics were much more complex and personalized than Apple squaring off with Microsoft regarding which characters to use in the upper 128 8-bit characters of TrueType fonts. (The remnants of this kerfuffle are still with us, as some documents designed on Macs show up with stray characters, especially for opening and closing quotation marks, when displayed on Windows systems.)
National preferences were another factor. As explained in the excellent book, Fonts and Encodings, symbols in previous alphabets, such as ISO-8859-1 (a forebear to Unicode) were often chosen because of the insistence of one country or the individual preferences of representatives. To wit: "¤ the 'universal currency sign.' The Italians were the ones to propose this as a replacement for the dollar sign in certain localized and 'politically correct' versions of ASCII. This author has never seen this symbol used in text and cannot imagine any use for it." Similarly, the widely used French ligature, œ, did not make it into the initial release of the alphabet because the French delegate was an engineer and convinced that the ligature was useless, although it appears throughout French and is known to all native speakers as a different character than the combined letters O and E. Well, apparently not all native speakers.
Many of these kinks were ironed out in the formalized Unicode document. For a long time, the participants in the process hoped that Unicode could fit all necessary code points into 64K characters, which would simplify the encodings. But the standard started including non-alphabetic and non-numeric symbols. At which point, almost any viable symbol could be and was added. Every mah-jong tile now has a code point. If you were writing a book on mah-jong, you might appreciate having a font with all the symbols. But what possible value could there be for including a symbol for pig nose (1F43D), woman with rabbit ears (1F46F), or most indecorously a steaming pile of poo (1F4A9)? Yes, indeed, all those characters have been voted into the standard. I dare not think about the nature of the dialog on these matters. I hope instead that there was none and a happy jokester just "slipped one through."
The inclusion of ridiculous and unneeded glyphs undercuts Unicode's importance and belittles its otherwise significant contribution to internationalization. In addition, their presence makes the possibility of a choice of full Unicode fonts improbable but for the sheer size of the font and extent of the effort and the time wasted on producing glyphs that have no value.
If your app can find alphabets for the languages you want to support, you'll then have to take on the even more difficult challenge of bidirectional scripts that is, if you have any intention of selling the app in the Middle East and in East Asia. Not only is the birectional aspect very hard, but the ligatures required in Arabic are immensely challenging. Only true experts can help you there.
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It is one of the most famous lines in movie history. In the 1954 film On the Waterfront, Marlon Brando's character bemoans falling short of his potential: "I coulda had class. I coulda been a contender," he laments. If Airbus Helicopters' EC155B and its updated B1 derivative could talk, they might say the same. (Eurocopter changed its name to Airbus Helicopters on January 8.)
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Granted, it attracted two high-profile owners—former New York Daily News publisher Fred Drasner and Wayne Huizenga, the once majority owner of the Miami Dolphins football team who made a fortune in garbage collection and with Blockbuster video stores. For the most part, though, the EC155 never caught on with U.S. executives. Nor did it do well in the Gulf of Mexico, where its larger cabin should have helped it outshine the S-76. The model did sell better in Europe, but many of those sales were subsidized in one form or another. (Eurocopter/Airbus Helicopters is owned by EADS, which until recently was controlled by the French and German governments.) For example, the German Federal Police ordered 20. Using an EC155 for police work is like entering an aircraft carrier in a bass-fishing tournament.
Through the end of 2012, only 147 EC155s had been made, which begs the question, why?
It's not as if the company doesn't know its trade; it has produced some great and popular helicopters over the years, including single-engine models such as the AS350 AStar series and EC130 and market-leading twins such as the EC135 and EC145. So what happened?
One problem may have been reticence on the part of operators to trust the manufacturer's traditionally market-lagging product support (see chart). Also, I talked to several pilots who flew early EC155s and, while they praised its smooth flying characteristics and jet-like ride, they faulted it for a distinct lack of execution, citing reliability issues and insufficient engine power. The components that worked so well on the Dauphin failed regularly on the EC155. Problems surfaced with the electrical, air-conditioning and autopilot systems and the original engines made pilots nervous in certain situations, including landing and taking off in tight spots, loss of one engine and hover at higher elevations or hot temperatures.
Eurocopter took this feedback into account and in 2002 released an improved variant, the EC155B1, with more engine power and improved systems. However, the EC155's popularity continues to be retarded by the fact that its direct operating costs exceed those of the Sikorsky S-76 and Bell 430, which both come in at around $1,000 an hour. A 2003 EC155B1 has an hourly direct operating cost of about $1,700, according to the consulting firm Conklin & de Decker. Increased fuel burn accounts for a small part of that; the EC155 drinks 95 gallons an hour compared with 88 for both the Sikorsky and the Bell. Higher components costs account for much of the rest.
While maintenance access is considered easier on the EC155 than on the S-76 or Bell 430, the helicopter does require a minor periodic inspection every seven days or 15 flight hours. So basically, this rotorcraft needs to live with, or close to, a mechanic. That 7/15 inspection is not odious, says Bryan Clay, rotary-wing maintenance manager for Michigan-based Pentastar Aviation, which manages and maintains three air-ambulance EC155B1s for the University of Michigan Health System (UMHS) Survival Flight program. UMHS started taking delivery of its 155s in 2012 and already has put more than 600 flight hours on each one. Another 155 will soon be flying medevac for the ShandsCair program in Florida.
"It's been a really good aircraft and we haven't run into anything that has been a major problem," Clay says, noting that the anomalies encountered have been minor and not consistent across all three aircraft. He calls the performance of the 155s' Turbomeca Arriel 2C2 engines (935 shaft horsepower each) "solid." And they warm up quickly—going from light up to liftoff can take as little as 30 seconds.
The reasons why UMHS chose the 155 are instructive: bigger cabin, more range. With the 155, UMHS can accept missions as far as 350 nautical miles away without refueling and carry pilot, patient and five medical professionals in the back; and the helicopters are equipped to fly single-pilot in instrument conditions. With a typical cruise speed of 151 knots, moreover, the EC155 can make those trips much more quickly. Eurocopter also agreed to provide the program with a substantial parts cache on consignment. The manufacturer offers mechanic training on the EC155 at its Grand Prairie, Texas campus. Pilots who want instruction with a full-motion, Level-D simulator for this aircraft need to go to HeliSim in Marseilles, France.
For an aircraft in this category, the flat-floor passenger cabin is massive—235 cubic feet plus more luggage room (88 cubic feet) than you'll find in some midsize jets. In utility configuration, there is space for 13 passengers; nicely appointed in executive configuration, the model offers comfortable seating for five to nine. Because of its comparatively small rotor disc diameter of 41.3 feet—smaller than that of the S-76 or AW139—the EC155 is ideally suited for insertion into tight spaces, such as the decks of super-yachts. In fact, noted aircraft interior designer Andrew Winch created a special EC155 cabin for this purpose and Huizenga was known to have his land on the helideck of his 228-foot yacht, The Floridian.
On or off the water, the EC155 is a good neighbor with a low external-noise signature, thanks in part to its five-bladed main rotor and Fenestron-shrouded tail rotor. Inside the cabin, things can be a little loud without the right noise-dampening insulation.
You can outfit the cockpit with the latest avionics, including those that provide for precision GPS approaches to airports, heliports or points in space. The revised autopilot, while an improvement, can still be temperamental if not treated with care. The price of a new EC155B1 with an executive cabin can easily approach $15 million; however, you can buy a 10-year-old one with fresh interior and avionics for less than $6 million. (If you want a project, you can pay millions less.)
For what you get, that's not a bad deal. Like Brando's character at the end of On the Waterfront, the EC155 redeems itself. For the right owner, the B1 might still be a contender.
Mark Huber is a private pilot with experience in single-engine, multi-engine, turbine, amphibious, aerobatic and rotary-wing aircraft.