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It's about that time of year when teachers are making decisions, whether real or imagined, about how they want their classroom to feel. I say feel because I think that we underestimate how our students will feel walking in. There is such nervous excitement, that to be honest, I think many kids forget their first day. I cannot really remember any single 'first day' of school.
What I do remember is how the first few weeks set the tone. I remember the moment I could feel comfortable, or I got a sense of the teacher's expectations, and what the year was going to be about. Super organized and structured, more relaxed and flexible — once I figured this out, I could navigate my way through the classroom.
Sure, the first day brought on way too hot 'fall' clothes, a new hair cut, and clean sneakers – but it's the following few weeks that I tasted my classroom.
That's right: A very visceral experience that one could taste. For me, it was a mix of chalk dust, someone's wilting lunch, and polished floors. Whatever flavour or recipe was set out in the beginning generally told me how the rest of the year would follow out.
Strangely enough, I found when we had our first math lesson that I really got a sense of what was going to happen — was this teacher patient and valued thinking, or wanted a right answer now? Willing to listen, or plow through?
Now as a teacher, I know better. We know better. We know to give students voice – listen and respond to their learning needs. So what are some ways to make our mathematics classroom the 'it' place to be – which, in turn, will set the tone for the rest of the school year (being an elementary teacher, I teach it all)?
As Sam Shah prompted the Twitter world — How can we create a classroom with some mathematical flavour?, I decided I could talk about few things that have added to the spice of mathematics.
Of course, these are just some suggestions that I have personally used and found open the doors to students engaging with mathematics. There is so much out there – so explore and find out what works for your curriculum and your students.
Before we talk about specific mathematical ways we can create the flavour of our room, we have to decide what we want students to feel, do, and think about mathematics.
and, as the teacher, listen more.
Perhaps rather than thinking in terms of what you want students to finish with, consider the experience with math you want to give them.
Sure, the final meal is rewarding, but the dinner company, conversation, atmosphere, and anticipation of the meal is what you walk away with.
Remember Nike's "Just Do It" slogan? Sure you do.
Just jump in and start with math. Make it fun and playful.
Do an interesting math problem: Matthew Oldridge has a great post here of problems that are engaging, fun, and interesting to solve. Start with one of these, and let students play.
Create a math play table: Below are a few photos of mine. Read more about this in Sarah VanDerWerf's Blog about math play tables. I purchased Trianglemancsd's tiling turtles and spiralling pentagons to make my play table amazing. My students loved it.
I love the use of height by this student.
3. Do Dot Number Talks: These are fun, non-threatening, and get kids talking about math. Check out my blog post here. They encourage and validate all ideas, force processing and thinking time, and facilitate talk between students. This can start your conversation about prompts to continue math conversations.
4. Estimate: Estimating is fun, especially with a website like estimate 180, and again, this starts the math conversation flowing, and justification happening. See more of how I got my kids engaged (human number lines) and up and active around estimation here.
5. Play Sarah VanDerWerf's 100 Game: Can you tell I am a fan of Ms. VanDerWerf? This game worked exactly as her blog said — this got my kids yelling, working, and defining what collaboration in our classroom means. Here are photos of my students engaged, on the first day, in this task.
Sarah also has a first day blog post with lots of ideas — check it here.
Awhile ago, I blogged about how my daughter 'wrote' in the sky with her finger to help her fall asleep. I noticed that we could follow each other's ideas and thinking by placing our mental ideas in the air.
We need to embrace, and help students embrace, that math is visual. It is something that can be imagined and experimented with. I love the ideas that these prompts below create situations where students are forced to see math in their mind's eye. Tracy Johnston Zager brought forth some exciting work from Christof Weber — I am so eager to read more of Mathematical Imagining! How are you seeing this brought to life in your classrooms?
At the beginning of the year, if we give students opportunities to flex their mathematical imagination, then we are demonstrating how math is a human endeavour – creative and dynamic.
So, as you think, plan, and consider your new year with new students — make math human again. Take into consideration student backgrounds, experiences with and knowledge of mathematics. Let them dive in and talk about the math. Be the guide of wonder and curiosity. Above all: Have fun with the math curriculum you are using, and enjoy learning math with your students. You may want to read Sunil Singh's post about this.
So, let your students be chefs with math this year. Sure, your end goal is a good meal, but let them add too much child powder and have the experience of figuring out how to fix it, let them make a mess. Math is complex and messy, too.
Hi Tracy! Thank you so much for visiting my blog, and bringing this to my attention. This was a total mistake on my part – my sincerest apologies to you and Christof Weber. The mistake is now corrected. Christof Weber's work excites me – I cannot wait to read the book, Mathematical Imagining. Thank you again for bringing this to my attention!


Vince photographed this wedding on his own, but look out for how he seems to be everywhere at once, capturing everyone from every angle!
This is our favourite florist Jen, owner of Florist on the Farm who we were delighted to catch delivering her beautiful creations!
Vince caught up with Matt and his groomsmen making final preparations at the marquee, located in an idyllic spot just yards from the church. Then he took a stroll with them to the pub; we love to capture the pre-wedding pub-stop if we get the chance – always a brilliant atmosphere!
All the photos can be seen and purchased and viewed as a slideshow on the Clients page of our Wedding Photography web site. Look out for Carrie and Matt's Take Two session coming soon!


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A: Because you are using the same id for every eventDiv you have created.
First of all, you should define CounterID outside the function. Moreover, every time you use this function to create a div and append it to the 'tab_cont', you are using same id's 'dep_cont_label','dep_loc_input'. Id attribute should be unique.

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The 'What We Do In The Shadows' TV Show & Movie Have A Few Key Similarities, But Tell Different Stories
By Leah Marilla Thomas
John P Johnson/FX
Five years after charming fans with a hilarious vampire spoof, What We Do In The Shadows is heading back to screen — no, not with a remake or sequel, but as a TV series. Premiering on FX March 27, the What We Do In the Shadows show changes the movie by adding new characters and a new cast. After the first episode, it may seem like a relatively similar story, but as the season gets going, the series starts to follow its own path.
Both the show and the movie are wry mockumentaries about vampire roommates from executive producers Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement. The aesthetic is the same — down to the costumes and the style of artwork used to depict the vampires — and Norma Latenga's "You're Dead" serves as the theme song for both the film and the series. The rules of vampirism are also the same, and there are definitely parallels between the new and old characters. Much like Deacon's familiar, Jackie, in the film, Nandor's familiar, Guillermo, is desperate to be turned. The familiars collect victims for the house (preferably virgins). And like Nick in the original film, a new vampire is sired in Season 1.
However, there's a female vampire in the FX series, and overall more diversity. The movie takes place in Wellington, New Zealand, while the show is set in Staten Island, New York. And though the pilot episode will feel familiar to fans of the movie, after that, What We Do In The Shadows begins to tell a variety of new stories. Here's how the two stack up.
The original film centers around preparations for a party that the vampire flatmates are attending. The vampires in the series, on the other hand, are preparing for a loftier goal — conquering the New World... or, at least, Staten Island. One party will not be enough.
A New Kind Of Vampire
There's also a new kind of supernatural creature in the TV adaptation. Colin, the fourth roommate, is an energy vampire and daywalker. An energy vampire drains people by being dull, ordinary, and annoying. Colin's favorite places are city council meetings, offices with cubicles... you get the picture. Fans of Waititi's Team Thor short films know just how much the filmmaker loves to eke humor out of the mundane.
Episode 3 is titled "Werewolf Feud" and the episode description teases that "the fragile truce between the vampires and Staten Island's werewolves is tested." The werewolves in the original film, lead by Rhys Darby (pictured above), are particularly memorable. It'll be interesting to see whether or not Staten Island's werewolves are anything like them.
It's possible that the original characters from What We Do In The Shadows could one day appear on the FX series, but for now there's new ground to cover and stories to tell. Any other similarities will reveal themselves as the show goes on. Much like Viago, Deacon, and Vladislav are in Wellington, the Staten Island housemates Nadja, Nandor, Laszlo, and Colin are just trying to live their vampire lives — and What We Do In The Shadows documents that in all of its hilariously banal glory.

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The statue of Infante D. Henrique (Henry the Navigator), sits pride of place in the Praça do Infante Dom Henrique within a few metres of the "Slave Market". Born March 4th, 1394 Henry was an important figure in the Portuguese Age of Discovery and sponsored exploration voyages in search of new trade routes down the coast of Africa. In 1434 Gil Eanes set sail from the Port of Lagos in the Western Algarve. Although his voyage was initially a voyage of exploration, the ships returned with slaves, spices, gold dust, kola nuts, ivory, chilli pepper and birds.
The "Slave Market" (Mercado de Escravos), and the first in Europe was built in 1444, now opens its doors as a Museum.
I've passed this innocuous looking building on many occasions without a second glance. But it's only now that I've researched its dark history (no pun intended) I discover it was the first gateway to the slave trade in Europe. Incredible!
Other great explorers of this era include Christopher Columbus, Vasco da Gama and James Cook.
References: Wiki – Lagos, Portugal and Infante D. Henrique.
This post was inspired by the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge.
Something new to me ~ have filed with thanks for a thorough 'investigation' tonight! Trust you are having a 'smiling' weekend 🙂 !
I didn't realise that either, thanks for making me more knowledgeable about the Algarve 's history. Now I can impress others!
Happy to relieve you of it!
Such an awful chapter in history. Dark indeed.
I knew about the slave trading, but had no idea there was a slave market in Lagos. Hope the museum displays convey the dark story of the slave trade!
Hi Sami, next time we visit Lagos I'm going to check it out!
At the moment the Slave Market is closed. I think they are renovating it. It was a sad little place before.
Wow. Didn't know about this piece of history. You learn something new every day. Thank you for sharing.


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Cross-Cultural Conversation
A New Way of Learning
Anindita N. (formerly at the University of Copenhagen, and founding member of the International Society for Science and Religion) Balslev
This book proposes a radical shift in the way the world thinks about itself by highlighting the significance of cross-cultural conversations. Moving beyond conventional boundaries such as nation-state and identity, it examines the language in which histories are written; analyses how scientific technology is changing the idea of identity, and highlights a larger identity across nationality, race, religion, gender, ethnicity and class.
Beschrijving Cross-Cultural Conversation
Cross-Cultural Conversation reviews and articulates the interconnectedness of people by 'crossing' the 'hard' boundaries of religious, national, racial, ethnic, gender and other forms of social and local identities. It asks for a concerted effort to engaging each other in open conversational forums on a range of global issues, altering our attitudes towards self and the other, and unlearning prejudices that perpetuate divisive identities.
Intended as a tool for conflict resolution, communication and forging human interrelationships, cross-cultural conversation emphasizes the crucial role of individuals, public institutions and civil society, and encourages partnership in various domains of social exchanges to enable us to imagine a new phase of human civilization. The book explores themes such as cultural diversity, political actions, solidarity-in-diversity, clash of social identities, tensions between nationalism and globalism, ethico-religious challenges, the quest for global peace and authentic meeting of world religions, the evolving connection between science and religion, and attitudinal differences between Western and Indian scientists toward religion as also on key philosophical ideas that have permeated the Indian cultural soil.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Political Fraternity
"Fraternity is a feeling, and a moral virtue, but fraternity is also a political concept. The French Revolution proclaimed an ethical and political ideal with its three principles: liberty, equality and fraternity.
The Contradictory Christ
Leading scholar Jc Beall advances a contradictory Christology by addressing the apparent contradiction of Christ's being fully human and fully divine.
The Shape of Agency
This book offers an account of agency which explains the control agents have over their behaviour, the nature of intentional action, the nature of skill, and the role that knowledge plays in extending the reach of an agent's action and skill.
Post-Truth, Philosophy and Law
Tiziana Andina & Angela Condello
Heidegger's Metaphysical Abyss
Elizabeth Cykowski
Philosophy for Girls
Kimberly (Associate Professor of Philosophy, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Kent State University) Garchar & Melissa (Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Marquette University) Shew
The Routledge Companion to Medieval Philosophy
Paasch, J. T.
Hubris and Progress
Carlo Bordoni
The Oxford Handbook of the Philosophy of Consciousness
Uriah (Rice University) Kriegel
Michael Oakeshott and the Cambridge School on the History of Political Thought
Martyn P. (Tulane University, USA.) Thompson
The Instrument of Science
Darrell P. (Lingnan University, Hong Kong) Rowbottom
Integrity, Honesty, and Truth Seeking
Christian B. (A. C. Reid Professor of Philosophy, A. C. Reid Professor of Philosophy, Wake Forest University) Miller & Ryan (Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Wake Forest University) West
Rob (RMIT University, Australia) Watts
The Network Self
Kathleen (Hofstra University, USA) Wallace
The Ethics of Migration
Adam (University of Colorado Boulder, USA) Hosein
Asymmetric Killing
Neil C. Renic
Experiment, Speculation and Religion in Early Modern Philosophy
Peter R. (The University of Sydney, Australia) Anstey & Alberto (University of Warwick, UK) Vanzo
Experience and Possibility
Joseph Mendola
Why Guattari? A Liberation of Cartographies, Ecologies and Politics
Thomas Jellis & Joe (Oxford University, UK) Gerlach & John-David Dewsbury
The World at Our Fingertips
Frederique (CNRS senior researcher, CNRS senior researcher, Institut Jean Nicod, Department of cognitive studies, Paris, France) de Vignemont & Alessandro (INSERM senior researcher, INSERM senior researcher, ImpAct, Lyon Neuroscience Research Centre, Lyon, France) Farne & Hong Yu (Professor, Chair of Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science, Professor, Chair of Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science, University of Tubingen, Tubingen, Germany) Wong & Andrea (Professor, Head of Myspace Lab, Professor, Head of Myspace Lab, CHUV, University Hospital and University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland) Serino
Philosophy of Sex and Love
Patricia Marino
The Routledge Handbook of Emergence
Robin Findlay (Durham University, UK) Hendry & Tom (Durham University, UK) Lancaster & Sophie Gibb
Philosophy of Human Rights
Anat Biletzki
The Science of Animal Welfare
Marian Stamp Dawkins
The Meaning of Terrorism
C. A. J. Coady
Sarah (Professor, Professor, Departments of Philosophy and Women's and Gender Studies, Fort Lewis College) Roberts-Cady & Jon (Professor, Professor, Department of Philosophy, SUNY Albany) Mandle
The Ethical Life
Russ Shafer-Landau


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The Roots, Common, Usher and others will perform at a concert to celebrate the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama. The memorial will pay tribute and honor the African American victims of lynching. Other performers include Gary Clark, Jr., Brittany Howard, Kirk Franklin and others, yet to be announced, and will take place at the Riverwalk Amphitheater on April 27.
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Make WordPress Community
Welcome! This is the home of the Make Community Team for the WordPress open sourceOpen Source Open Source denotes software for which the original source code is made freely available and may be redistributed and modified. Open Source **must be** delivered via a licensing model, see GPL. project!
This team helps the community with official events like:
Contributor days
do_action charity hackathons
As well as,
Deputy and Mentor development
Growing the WordPress community
If you love WordPress and want to help us do these things, join in!
Join: Find your local Meetup
Discuss: Here we have policy debates, project announcements and status reports. Everyone is welcome to comment on posts and join the discussion.
Plan: Want to organize a meetupMeetup Meetup groups are locally-organized groups that get together for face-to-face events on a regular basis (commonly once a month). Learn more about Meetups in our Meetup Organizer Handbook. in your community? Excited to host a WordCampWordCamp WordCamps are casual, locally-organized conferences covering everything related to WordPress. They're one of the places where the WordPress community comes together to teach one another what they've learned throughout the year and share the joy. Learn more.? Check out one of our handbooks to get started.
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Jen 5:51 pm on November 16, 2012
Tags: ideas ( 4 ), introductions ( 2 )
The Community Summit we had last month made it clear that there are dozens of people ready and willing to pitch in to make the WordPress contributor community better: more welcoming, more informed, more empowered, more diverse, more of everything good in the world. This new contributor group, the community builders, will focus on outreach, mentorship programs, and contributor engagement to make us all the "more"s listed above and then some.
There are a number of ideas that are already being talked about or are in various stages of planning or implementation. There are even more ideas that no one has verbalized yet, and some of those will be incredibly cool. To get this group kicked off, people interested in getting involved should leave a comment introducing themselves, identifying their greatest area of interest, and listing any good ideas for things we could do in the mission of the "more"s.
A note on timing: starting a big initiative right as the Nov-Dec holidays are starting is a recipe for disaster, so let's plan to use the coming weeks for introductions, research, brainstorming, and planning, with implementation starting with the new year when people's attention won't be so divided. We can figure out which things we want to jump on first and create subcommittees to focus on specific initiatives/programs so that we can make the most progress. Since many if not most of our programs will likely overlap with other contributor groups, we can also use these weeks to help shore up those groups in their efforts to get more organized, better documented, etc before we start bringing in more contributors for them to wrangle.
Sound like something you want to be part of? Hit the comments!
#ideas, #introductions
Jane Wells 6:36 pm on November 16, 2012
I'm Jane. 🙂
I've been the UXUX UX is an acronym for User Experience - the way the user uses the UI. Think 'what they are doing' and less about how they do it. lead of WordPress coreCore Core is the set of software required to run WordPress. The Core Development Team builds WordPress. for the last 4+ years, and less officially the community lead. Contrary to sometimes popular belief, I'm not Matt's assistant, though I do work for Automattic. When I started at Automattic, we expected part of my job to be creating programs to get women and girls more involved in WordPress, coding, design, etc. Core UX, events, and general community stuff wound up taking over my available hours, and I never set aside time for working on diversity programs the way I'd intended. Now I'm going to. Some of the things I'd like to see us do:
Welcome Wagon: Have friendly people who reach out to first-time contributors (and/or potentials) and offer encouragement, support, and a reliable point of contact. Follow up after a week, 3 weeks, 3 months, 6 months, a year so we don't lose track of people who could turn into great contributors with just a little bit of effort on our parts.
Mentorship Programs: Formalized time-based mentorship programs in all the contributor groups to pair new/potential contributors with more experienced ones to help grow skills and comfort levels.
College Outreach: Reach out to relevant academic departments around the world at every level (Ivy League to Community College or Trade School) and get professors to sponsor WordPress clubs, and to include WordPress exercises as assignments. (These institutions could then also tie in to local meetupMeetup Meetup groups are locally-organized groups that get together for face-to-face events on a regular basis (commonly once a month). Learn more about Meetups in our Meetup Organizer Handbook. groups and provide venues for meetupsMeetup Meetup groups are locally-organized groups that get together for face-to-face events on a regular basis (commonly once a month). Learn more about Meetups in our Meetup Organizer Handbook. and WordCamps.) Also, oversee programs like GSoC.
Ladies, All the Ladies: Really this item should say Contributor Diversity, but I think starting with increasing the number of women will be the easiest to track, to accomplish, and can then be used as a model for programs to increase diversity in other areas where we need to be proactive (race, geography, income level, etc).
School Programs: Once we've got the college program going strong, we can extend it to high schools and middle schools.
Verticals: WordPress is used by a lot of people in certain verticals that don't seem to offer up a lot of contributors (academia, journalism, etc). We can do outreach to turn some of these users into contributors.
WordPress.orgWordPress.org The community site where WordPress code is created and shared by the users. This is where you can download the source code for WordPress core, plugins and themes as well as the central location for community conversations and organization. https://wordpress.org/ improvements: We can do any number of things to the content on the WordPress.org site to draw in more contributors. An awesome landing page at make.wordpress.org, featuring contributors higher up the chain, creating landing pages/portals for contributor types (developers, designers, etc) that outline areas of opportunity in their disciplines, etc.
Stats: We can add infrastructure to get stats on contributions so we can measure progress over time.
Partner with Existing Programs: When possible, we should partner with existing organizations and programs that have similar goals and have already worked through some of the process pain points. Professional and academic associations, the Ada Initiative, Open Hatch, and the like would all be great places to start.
Events: We could attend/table at events where potential new contributors might be found. This is everything from WordCamps to professional conferences to related meetups in our own towns.
Like a lot of people, I could go on all day with ideas for things we could do, but I'll leave off here. Can't wait to see some of the ideas other people come up with!
Anonymous User 7:19 pm on December 14, 2012
holy crap. this is an amazing list!
i'd love to help with any college and school initiatives… omg, i'm drooling.
Anonymous User 11:32 pm on December 18, 2012
https://buddypress.org/2012/12/re-thinking-college-admissions-with-buddypress/ <~~~ this is pretty darn neat. (i wish i could start a new thread).
Andrea Rennick 11:54 pm on November 16, 2012
ME! ME! ME! 😀
I'm Andrea R and in some context am doing a ton fo this already. I'm approachable and friendly and people talk one on one to me already to find out where they need to go. I joke that I'm an internet signpost. 😉
I already did an informal poll on twitter asking people what stopped them from contributing and am compiling result, which are anonymus. I had invited people to send responses privately if they felt so inclined and some did.
And if you're going to make me pick a team and stick to one only, I would much rather do this. It does overlap into some of the other teams though.
Jane Wells 12:22 am on November 17, 2012
It's no surprise that you have always been in my mind when I pictured the welcome wagon project, and we've talked about it before. I'm really excited at the prospect of actually kicking it off soon, and am psyched that you want to choose it as your main area of responsibility. Sorry support! 😉
Ipstenu (Mika Epstein) 4:57 pm on November 18, 2012
Support will live 😉
I'd love to help with .org, but in all fairness my plate is full with work, support, and backup plugins. Not that support sucks that much time, but still, I know better than to overwork 😉
Mario Peshev 11:56 pm on November 16, 2012
Hello, it's Mario here. I'm a WordPress engineer, spent several years in the WordPress ecosystem, doing theme/framework/pluginPlugin A plugin is a piece of software containing a group of functions that can be added to a WordPress website. They can extend functionality or add new features to your WordPress websites. WordPress plugins are written in the PHP programming language and integrate seamlessly with WordPress. These can be free in the WordPress.org Plugin Directory https://wordpress.org/plugins/ or can be cost-based plugin from a third-party development, consulting, support and training activities.
The highest level of impact from me would be helping in the training department, helping with event coordination and any extra Q&A/dev help over the WPORG site. I have had training courses and seminars on WordPress for high school students, university students and 'grown ups' and I would be happy to proceed further as a part of the group.
Hi Mario. You might want to check out the new training contributor group that is also just getting started. It sounds exactly like what you are describing. See https://make.wordpress.org/training for more info.
nofearinc 12:20 am on November 17, 2012
I've already commented everywhere I was able to there, thanks for the directions, Jane.
acsearles 12:03 am on November 17, 2012
I'm not a contributor but I've been on the bench for a long time. I pretend to be in the UIUI UI is an acronym for User Interface - the layout of the page the user interacts with. Think 'how are they doing that' and less about what they are doing. group meaning I've read and watched what's going on. At some point I'm sure I'll jump in. I've helped plan WordCampWordCamp WordCamps are casual, locally-organized conferences covering everything related to WordPress. They're one of the places where the WordPress community comes together to teach one another what they've learned throughout the year and share the joy. Learn more. Birmingham last year and plan on being a major part this year. I loved being able to meet all kinds of people within the community and I would love to help further that cause. IMHO, WordPress has been so successful because of the community that has been built around it. I mean it's almost fanatical. I want to be apart of that and I'll be thinking of ideas to keep moving that forward.
Jax 12:06 am on November 17, 2012
I'm one of the people who answered Andrea, time is my biggest sticking point, plus not knowing what I can actually do. But as a female developer championing wordpress (I was at a bloggers conference in UK last week doing precisely that) I figure it's time I put something back in.
Amy Hendrix (sabreuse) 8:29 pm on November 18, 2012
I love this group! Like Andrea (and also half the Community Summit, but she's the first one who spoke up here), I already do a lot of talking up community involvement as part of my normal way of doing things, and I'm really looking forward to seeing what happens when all the enthusiasm I see everywhere in the WP community gets focused.
I'm particularly interested in building (really, lighting) paths for strong users to become and remain contributors, whatever their skill areas. I talk to a lot of people who don't know where to start, or don't think their skills are enough, or who are building new skills but don't know how to make abstract learning into something useful for the community. I did a talk at WordCampWordCamp WordCamps are casual, locally-organized conferences covering everything related to WordPress. They're one of the places where the WordPress community comes together to teach one another what they've learned throughout the year and share the joy. Learn more. Raleigh a couple of weeks ago on that subject, and had some great responses — but the next time I give the same talk, I want it to be less cheerleading and more "here are concrete things we've made to help you get involved".
I'm an AdaCamp alum, I've worked with WordPress in higher ed, and I'm a longtime watcher of whatever other projects to do encourage new contributors; I'm not even remotely averse to stealing ideas from any and all of these areas.
Andrea Rennick 5:39 pm on November 21, 2012
Ooooo I like the "light the path" reference. 🙂
Catia mentioned this over on the WPCS blog, and it seems very much in line with this group. GNOME has a mentorship program similar to GSOC, but targeted for women. It looks like the current round is already taking student applications, but it would be great to get WP on the list of projects for the next round — it looks like they run a new group of internships every 6 months.
Yes, I've looked into us joining gnome before. Honestly, we need to get our act together before we get involved in a program that asks the interns to give 40 hours/week in exchange for 5k. We have done it with gsoc, but we don't do a great job of it. When we do our first diversity partnership, we need to make sure we are ready with our materials and mentorsMentor Someone who has already organised a WordCamp and has time to meet with their assigned mentee every 2 weeks, they talk over where they should be in their timeline, help them to identify their issues, and also identify solutions for their issues. so that we knock it out of the park. In the meantime, we can start with our own smaller mentorship program based on fewer hours and volunteerism. The paid internships have not really worked out that great for us, truth be told.
Cátia Kitahara 5:29 pm on November 21, 2012
Agreed, I got excited with the idea of it happening very soon, but you're right. We can't do that right in such a hurry. It takes time. But let's do it 🙂 I'm all in for it!
Hi, I'm Cátia Kitahara, I'm from Brazil. I lead the WordPress Community here. I'm very interested in participating in this group. The areas I'm more interested in are:
Diversity, and therefore women involvement
Welcome Wagon, since I sort of do that already, I'm good at helping things happen.
College Outereach – our WordCamps here, execpt for the first, all happened on Universities' campi. WordCampWordCamp WordCamps are casual, locally-organized conferences covering everything related to WordPress. They're one of the places where the WordPress community comes together to teach one another what they've learned throughout the year and share the joy. Learn more. São Paulo this year happened at PUC and they are interested in WordPress courses. I think this is a great idea. From my experience organizing WordCamps, I've learned that it's very hard to find the venue. Universities are very suitable because they have all the structure we need (wifi, auditoriuns, etc) and if everything goes fine, they probably will welcome us back the next year. If we can make this connection with them stronger, it's perfect!
My ideas:
International exchange program – certainly this is the kind of thing that would help increase diversity. We could start a group of WordPress businesses who would be intrested in taking international interns?
This group is primarily charged with growing diversity in the contributor community (vs the private sector). The idea of international internships is interesting, but we would probably want to start by doing something like that with the contributor groups. Aside from being outside the scope of this group (at least for now/initially), getting into an intern matching service for private businesses could cause some liability issues if anything were to go wrong. I like the idea of doing something around international connections in general, though.
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Marko Heijnen 7:27 pm on December 17, 2012
Hey, I'm Marko Heijnen and I'm from The Netherlands. I would love to participate in this group. One of the things I do already is the Welcome Wagon. Helping people from The Netherlands contributing and so far it goes pretty well. Mentorship fits this too.
I do agree Cátia that we do need an international exchange program and I don't think this is out of scope. I see that one of the biggest issues in WordPress is that most of the influential contributors are from the states what creates a border for others living in other time zones.
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Capitalism, the economic system governed by objective laws and based on individual rights has historically resulted in a free-market. Without getting into the complex and nuanced details of copyright and patent law, people and companies in the U.S. can choose to share or hoard their technology and ideas as they see fit. However, in the contemporary free market, it is being shown that those willing to embrace open source technology are the beneficiaries of both business and forward progress.
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Jim has spoken at a variety of industry events, has written for BusinessWeek and Wired Magazine, and maintains his own blog where he talks about technology trends, patent barriers and business solutions as companies are hurled into the contemporary quagmire of navigating software as a retailer. With so much he could talk about, we are sure Jim will have interesting things to say about changes to come in open source technology.
For Jim, being a futurist was only a logical conclusion to a childhood that was primed for creativity. "When I was in elementary school my father brought home a personal computer," recalls Jim, "He told us that we could play games for ten minutes or program for an hour. As kids we just wanted to spend time with this interesting new machine. Back then we would have preferred an hour of games, but now I can see the wisdom of his way." Rather than being at the helm of a virtual story, Jim learned computers and is now an influential advocate for open source.
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2 highway overpasses and extensive intersection upgrades
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The project covers a 13.5km section of the Bruce Highway at Giru, across the Haughton River Floodplain, located 50Km south of Townsville in North Queensland.
Acting as the transport backbone for North Queensland, the Bruce Highway plays an essential role in commercial, agricultural and tourism of the region and must withstand the state's severe weather, which sees the highway close on average every 1 to two years for approximately 70 hours at a time. As a consequence, there is significant disruption to the daily lives of users and the businesses and communities that rely on this essential piece of infrastructure.
As part of the Haughton River Floodplain Upgrade project we will:
replace the Horseshoe Lagoon, Pink Lily and Haughton River bridges with new, wider, higher-level bridges
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This will see immediate and long-lasting benefits to the region, as the frequency and time frame of closures will reduce significantly from approximately 70 hours to between 1 and 2 hours every 1 to 2 years.
This project is extremely complex with a number of factors playing a challenging role in the design and delivery of the works. From operating in a flood plain through to ensuring minimal impact on local agriculture, we have worked hard with our joint venture partners to create a number of innovative solutions that will be used for the first time in North Queensland.
Currently in the final design phase and with preliminary earthworks underway, we look forward to completing this project in line with our values and approach to project delivery that will see essential upgrades completed and ensuring improved safety and flood resilient infrastructure for the 6,000 vehicles per day that rely on this section of the Bruce Highway.
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The Greek situation was a very special challenge to the economic hegemony of the trans-national investment system that runs the world. The fact that Greece took a stand is singular. The fact they were defeated is, no doubt, inevitable.
What to do in a world of such inevitabilities?
Invent new options, work creatively with others, build solidarity, research rigorously. Build your own solutions. Work with the tools we are given. Reboot and reconfigure. And never stop critiquing (others and oneself).
We can take heart in the fact that the following news articles, and many others, have shone a light into the monolithic and fascistic economic entity that controls Europe. This is a new thing; it is progress. Europe has now revealed itself for what it is.
I, for one, remain optimistic. Every step forward may also involve a step back. But the most important thing is just to keep moving.
When someone lends money to someone else with the intention of making a profit, they take on a risk, as does the person borrowing the money. Because both sides take on a risk with the hope of some future gain, they ought to share responsibility for the outcome. This is why debtor-prisons –- common in the 18th and 19th centuries -– were abolished: they unfairly punish one party for a scenario created by both lender and borrower. However, neither Europe's banks which took on risky debts, nor the political institutions which made the policies that encouraged unsound financial practices, are willing to accept any responsibility for the current situation.
Leigh, Joseph, Lewis Bassett, and Michael Walker. 2015. "In defence of Greece: 6 myths busted", Novara Wire [website], 19 June 2015.
Dearden, Nick. 2013. "Greece and Spain helped postwar Germany recover. Spot the difference.", The Guardian [website], 27 February 2013.
What happens in an election?
Consider a much-simplified analysis of an unjust system, on only two axes. We can say that some people are "rich", which means that they have ample disposable income, and others are "poor", which means they have insufficient money for life's essentials. On the other axis, some people are moral, in that they consider the ethical implications of their actions. Others are amoral, prioritising self-interest over other concerns.
What happens in an election or plebiscite?
The amoral rich will not vote for change, since they are profiting by it. Some moral rich might well vote for reforms, since they will start off in any new system with an advantage that they will likely retain. The moral poor will vote for reform, hoping they can then do better. The amoral poor generally vote with their rich counterparts, since they trust that one day they will be top dog.
Governments and other institutions of capital convince the middle classes that they can be rich, feeding them false hopes. They then treat them in the same way as amoral poor, creating an environment of fear and envy in order to get the results they wish.
Varoufakis, Yanis. 2015. "How I became an erratic Marxist", The Guardian [website], 18 February 2015.
A young Greek man visits the Australian consulate in Athens and asks for a work visa. "Why do you want to leave Greece?" asks the official.
"For two reasons," replies the Greek. "First, I am worried that Greece will leave the EU, which will lead to new poverty and chaos in the country..."
"But," interrupts the official, "this is pure nonsense: Greece will remain in the EU and submit to financial discipline!"
"Well," responds the Greek calmly, "this is my second reason."
Žižek, Slavoj. 2015. "Slavoj Žižek on GReferendum: The Greeks are correct", Analyze Greece [website], 6 July 2015.
By infantilising Greece, Germany resembles a child who closes its own eyes and thinks we can not see it. We can. The world is watching what is being done to Greece in the name of euro stability. It sees a nation stripped of its dignity, its sovereignty, its future. What kind of family, we might ask, does this to one of its own members?
Suzanne Moore. 2015. "The euro 'family' has shown it is capable of real cruelty", The Guardian [website], 13 July 2015.
Democracy in action? The rule of law? No.
What we have is a non-existent group that has the greatest power to determine the lives of Europeans. It's not answerable to anyone, given it doesn't exist in law; no minutes are kept; and it's confidential. No citizen ever knows what is said within... These are decisions of almost life and death, and no member has to answer to anybody.
We went to a war thinking we had the same weapons as them [The Troika]. We have underestimated their power... It's a power that enters the very fabric of society, the way people think. It controls and blackmails. We have very few levers. The European edifice is already Kafkaesque.
Salmon, Chris. 2015. "We underestimated their power: Greek government insider lifts the lid on five months of 'humiliation' and 'blackmail'", Mediapart [website], 8 July 2015.
"There was point blank refusal to engage in economic arguments. Point blank. You put forward an argument that you've really worked on, to make sure it's logically coherent, and you're just faced with blank stares. It is as if you haven't spoken. What you say is independent of what they say. You might as well have sung the Swedish national anthem -– you'd have got the same reply."
Lambert, Harry. 2015. "Exclusive: Yanis Varoufakis opens up about his five month battle to save Greece", The New Statesman [website], 13 July 2015.
He said that the "greatest nightmare" of those with large debts –- the governments of countries like Portugal, Spain, Italy and Ireland –- "was our success". "Were we to succeed in negotiating a better deal, that would obliterate them politically: they would have to answer to their own people why they didn't negotiate like we were doing."
If this counts as a victory for the European project, it is hard to imagine what a defeat would look like.
Irwin, Neil. 2015. "The Greek deal poses dangers for Greece, and for Europe", The New York Times [website], 13 July 2015.
Thanks to Julia Tulke for the photo of street art, by Scarr One, taken in Athens in 2013.


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Wikimedia Highlights, September 2015
Deutsch • English • Esperanto • Soomaaliga • bosanski • català • dansk • español • français • italiano • norsk bokmål • svenska • čeština • русский • українська • ייִדיש • فارسی • हिन्दी • বাংলা • 中文 • 粵語
"Drone_Photography_of_Versailles_-_Lionel_Allorge.webm" by Victor Grigas and Reetta Kemppi, freely licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.; "Chiesa dio padre misericordioso 02.jpg" by Federico Di Iorio, freely licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0; "Highly active editor graph.png" by Joe Sutherland, in the public domain.; "Antidorcas marsupialis, female (Etosha, 2012).jpg" by Yathin S Krishnappa, freely licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0; "Editatón en el Museo del Bicentenario 3.jpg" by Giselle Bordoy WMAR, freely licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.; Collage by Andrew Sherman.
Here are the highlights from the Wikimedia blog in September 2015.
1 Drone photography of Versailles
2 Wikimedia project milestones: Swedish Wikipedia hits 2 million
3 What I Learned: Wikipedia Education Program in Argentina
4 In September, we love monuments
5 Reimagining the Wikimedia Foundation's grants
6 Wikipedia's very active editor numbers have stabilized—delve into the data with us
7 Should I pay for a Wikipedia article?
Drone photography of Versailles[edit]
"When you see the gardens from above… it truly reveals all the intricacy, all the details of that work." Video by Victor Grigas and Reetta Kemppi, freely licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
Lionel Allorge, a photographer and programmer from France, was frustrated by the difficult process of getting permission to use photos he had found online. That's why he began to release his own photography under free licenses to Wikimedia Commons. One of his favorite projects involved taking photographs of the Palace of Versailles from the air. Aerial photographs of the palace exist, but those photos were not free to use.
Wikimedia project milestones: Swedish Wikipedia hits 2 million[edit]
The featured image when the Swedish Wikipedia hit two million articles—a springbok. Image by Yathin S Krishnappa, freely licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
The Wikimedia projects hitting major milestones in September include:
The Swedish Wikipedia reached 2,000,000 articles on September 5. The two millionth article of the Swedish Wikipedia was one of many bot-created articles. Jan Ainali, of Wikimedia Sverige, says that the community is aware of the role of bots in getting to this milestone, but that it is still to be celebrated.
The Urdu Wikipedia reached 80,000 articles on September 9.
The Armenian Wiktionary has reached 90,000 entries on September 19.
The Swahili Wikipedia reached 30,000 articles on September 22.
What I Learned: Wikipedia Education Program in Argentina[edit]
Building bridges between digital, scholar and open culture: Educational editathon at the Museo del Bicentenario. Image by Giselle Bordoy, freely licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Delia Vazquez, a teacher trainer and a high school teacher, always considered that she was lacking a theoretical foundation that allowed her to defend and argue for Wikipedia's use in the classroom—something that would allow her to "move away from the prejudices that are common among my colleagues". With this feedback in mind, and an idea of the audience we wanted to address, an education program was designed for Wikimedia Argentina. It aimed to change the perceptions of Wikipedia in educational contexts, and emphasize the key role open culture has in education.
Every month, we will share a new story for shared learning from a different community. If you want to feature a lesson you learned, reach out!.
In September, we love monuments[edit]
Jubilee Church in Tor Tre Teste , Rome, the winning picture of the 2014 Wiki Loves Monuments contest in Italy. Photo by Federico Di Iorio, freely licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
In September 2015, the sixth edition of Wiki Loves Monuments, the largest photography competition in the world, was held. Thousands of Wikipedia readers and contributors from more than 30 countries around the globe took part in the contest, hoping to document their local heritage, contribute to Wikipedia, and perhaps win a little prize.
Check out the winners for 2015 from all across the world!
Reimagining the Wikimedia Foundation's grants[edit]
Participation from over 200 community members in the Reimagining WMF grants consultation led to planned changes to WMF's grants programs illustrated by the above graphic. Image by Chris Schilling, freely licensed under CC-BY-SA-4.0.
The Wikimedia Community Resources team recently completed a successful consultation to change the structure of WMF grants. Many important findings surfaced through the last month, such as a desire for small, accessible grants, a need to simplify grant types, and requests for additional support during grant application and reporting. The feedback provided by participants has produced many substantive improvements in the reimagined structure for WMF grant programs.
Wikipedia's very active editor numbers have stabilized—delve into the data with us[edit]
Very active editor numbers (>100 edits per month) since the English Wikipedia's launch in 2001. The thick red line symbolises a five-month moving average. Graph by Joe Sutherland, in the public domain.
The English Wikipedia's population of very active editors—registered contributors with more than 100 edits per month—appears to have stabilized after a period of decline. We're seeing some of the same trends globally on other language Wikipedias.
We have released a new dataset (documentation) to invite community members and researchers to join us in analyzing this trend. Some potential directions of investigation include:
Existing editors could be editing more
Fewer editors could be leaving
More editors could be coming back
The community could be reaching its new carrying capacity
Faster editing as a result of December 2014's performance improvements ("How we made editing Wikipedia twice as fast") could be enabling more edits
A temporary resurgence
Should I pay for a Wikipedia article?[edit]
There are specific rules for when you can edit the English Wikipedia for money. Image by Erik Zachte, freely licensed under CC-by-3.0.
This question and answer-style piece details what individuals can and should know about paid editing on Wikipedia. The Wikimedia Foundation's Terms of Use, covering Wikipedia and all other projects supported by the Foundation, require that all paid editing be disclosed, and you should never hire an undisclosed paid editor. It may be tempting to want a Wikipedia article about you or your company, but Wikipedia is first and foremost an encyclopedia. Not every person or business in the world will or should appear in an encyclopedia.
These guidelines apply only to the English Wikipedia and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Foundation.
Andrew Sherman, Digital Communications Intern, Wikimedia Foundation
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Wikimedia Highlights 2015


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The 2015 Vintage Port Quinta da Roeda is a field blend aged for 18 months in used French vats. It comes in with 103 grams per liter of residual sugar. Since I first saw this in Porto last June, it has done what I find Ports generally do after bottling and shipping in the fallclose down hard. All about the potential just now, it clearly has some, but it may have some limitations too. Tightly wound, sharp on the edges and astringent on the finish, this has passed the point where you would want to drink it any time soon. It has as much, if not more power than any of the Fladgate Partnership submissions this issue, plus pretty good depth for the vintage. It has fleshed out a bit. It also shows a bit of alcohol here and there. It was my least favorite of the three Fladgate partnership wines, despite a showy beginning. It was in better balance the next day, admittedly, but it also seemed blander and more stolid. At this point, put it in the cellar and come back in a decade or so to see where you are. I doubt that this is going to be truly special, but it will certainly develop much more.
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Croft has to be one of the most distinguished names in the Port industry. Founded over 300 years ago by a Yorkshireman, John Croft, who was one of the intrepid band of merchants to export wines to a British market unable to buy from Napoleonic France due to war. The firm's activity dates back to 1588 which was also the first year of the first ever recorded shipments of Port wine.
John Croft published his treatise on the Wines of Portugal in 1788 which subsequently placed the Croft family at the forefront of the British community based in Oporto. This treatise gives a valuable insight into the early days of the Port Wine Trade.
In 2001 Croft was sold to the Taylor-Fladgate Fonseca group with Adrian Bridge as current managing director. There are no longer any members of the Croft family in the firm and like other famous names; Croft has in recent years become swallowed up by multinationals, though the brand remains strong as they retain their own distinctive style and identity. The Croft family maintained its affection for the fortified wines of the Douro and the late Percy Croft famously stated "Any time not spent drinking Port is a waste of time."
Quinta da Roêda was planted early in the eighteenth century during a great surge in demand for Port after the 1703 Methuen Treaty in which England agreed to tax a third less on Portuguese wine than on French wine. Subsequently Quinta da Roêda has been recognised as one of the great Port vineyards and nineteenth century poet Vega Cabral is to have said: "If the wine district were a golden ring, Roêda would be the diamond."
The vineyard draws its character from new Port making technologies as well as maintaining it's commitment to traditional foot treading for its vintage Port wines, producing full and fruity Port.
Single Quinta Vintage Port is currently one of the most exciting Port categories, which could potentially challenge the dominance of true Vintage Port in years to come. Single Quinta Port is made in much the same way as Vintage: aged for two to three years in cask before bottling without filtration – and is generally produced from a Port house's finest single vineyard, in years that are not declared. In a vintage year, the grapes from these vineyards – like Quinta dos Malvedos for Graham and Quinta de Vargellas for Taylor – will be used as the backbone of the blend and not bottled in their own right.
The more approachable, earlier-maturing Single Quinta Ports enable producers to satisfy demand for Vintage Port while retaining the rarity and caché of its top Port. Single Quinta Ports are not normally as good as true Vintage Port, but there are notable exceptions. Quinta do Vesuvio, Quinta do Noval and Quinta de la Rosa are all produced in vintage years and can be every bit good as their more famous, multi-vineyard rivals. Indeed the greatest and rarest Vintage Port in existence is from a single vineyard: Quinta do Noval Nacional.
Single Quinta Vintage Ports were traditionally sold when the Port house believed they were ready to drink, around eight to 10 years after the harvest, but as they become more serious and more popular, some are released as soon as they are bottled. Single Quinta Ports should be decanted before serving and, with some notable long-lived exceptions, generally age for around 15 to 20 years.
There are around 40 different grape varieties permitted in the production of Port - however the vast majority of Ports are produced from a blend of 5 grapes - Touriga Nacional, Touriga Francesca, Tinta Barroca, Tinta Roriz, and Tinto Cão.
Touriga Nacional produces small, dark-skinned grapes that produce opaque black wines of great extract and high tannins - it gives grip, body, and structure to the blend.
Touriga Franca has a thinner skin and consequently produces wines lighter in colour and tannins than Touriga Nacional. It contributes fruit, aroma, suppleness and roundness.
Tinta Roriz is the Portuguese name for Tempranillo and its high sugar content and low acidity contribute colour and fruit.
Tinta Barroca which is normally grown at highish altitudes and on north-facing slopes, is prized for producing wines of delicacy, finesse and with smooth, velvety fruit. It brings elegance and sweet, ripe fruit to the final blend.
Finally Tinto Cão produces fine and complex wines, though it is probably the least important of the 5 grapes as its painfully small yields have reduced plantings to almost insignificant levels.


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Mühldorf bei Feldbach ist ein Ortsteil in der Stadt Feldbach mit 3125 Einwohnern (Stand: 31. Oktober 2013) im Südosten der Steiermark im Bezirk Südoststeiermark.

Geografie
Mühldorf bei Feldbach liegt etwa 38 Kilometer östlich von Graz und etwa zwei Kilometer südöstlich der Bezirkshauptstadt Feldbach im Oststeirischen Hügelland.

Die Katastralgemeinden Mühldorf und Oedt umfassen folgende sechs Ortschaften (in Klammern Einwohnerzahl, Stand ):
 Mühldorf bei Feldbach ()
 Obergiem ()
 Oedt bei Feldbach ()
 Petersdorf ()
 Reiting ()
 Untergiem ()

Geschichte
Mit 1. Jänner 2015 wurde Mühldorf bei Feldbach im Rahmen der Gemeindestrukturreform in der Steiermark mit den Gemeinden Auersbach, Feldbach, Gniebing-Weißenbach, Gossendorf, Leitersdorf im Raabtal und Raabau zusammengeschlossen. Die neue Gemeinde führt den Namen "Feldbach" weiter.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Kultur und Sehenswürdigkeiten

 Ortskapelle Mühldorf
 Aufbahrungshalle Mühldorf
 Dorfschmiede in Mühldorf
 Hügelgräberfeld Steinberg

Wappen

Die Verleihung des Gemeindewappens erfolgte mit Wirkung vom 1. März 1980.
Blasonierung (Wappenbeschreibung):
 "Gespalten von Rot zu Silber; vorne ein silbernes Mühleisen, hinten eine schwarze, stark profilierte römische Fibel."

Persönlichkeiten
Ehrenbürger
 2012: Franz Fink, ehemaliger Bürgermeister

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Ort im Bezirk Südoststeiermark
Ehemalige Gemeinde in der Steiermark
Feldbach (Steiermark)

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How Does the Black Box in an Aircraft Work?
The data collected by the sensors of the airplane goes to the flight data acquisition unit which is located towards the front of the aircraft, and it sends the data to the black boxes.
One of the first things that is asked when any airplane crashes is what caused the accident and this is when investigators looking into the accident turn to the black box, which is made up of a flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder. The black box is able to reveal details of events happening just before the accident.
While many of the black boxes make use of magnetic tape, many airlines are moving towards the use of solid-state memory. The difference between the two is that the former works along the lines of a tape recorder while the latter are now considered to be the more reliable and use stacked arrays of memory chips and don't have parts that are moving. This means there is less chance that the black box will be damaged in an accident. Typically memory boards can store two hours of audio data and 25 hours of flight data from the FDR.
The data collected by the sensors of the airplane goes to the flight data acquisition unit which is located towards the front of the aircraft, and it sends the data to the black boxes. The black boxes are powered by two generators which take their power from the engine of the aircraft.
Several microphones are built into cockpits in aircraft and these can track the conversations of the flight crew. They also pick up any ambient noise, including bangs, knocks or thuds. Up to four microphones are located in the cockpit of the plane and sound picked up by them are sent to the CVR and stored. Magnetic CVRs are able to store the last 30 minutes of sound and they continue to cycle every 30 minutes. Solid state recorders also record over previous sounds. The information from these can be very helpful in case of the plane crashing as it offers sound just before the accident.
The flight data recorder has been designed to record operating data from the system of the aircraft, with sensors being wired to various parts of the aircraft to the flight data acquisition unit, which in turn is wired to the FDR. When the switch is turned on or off the operation is recorded by the FDR.
Solid state recorders are able to track various parameters; these include time, pressure altitude, airspeed, magnetic heading, rudder pedal position, fuel flow and horizontal stabilizer. They are able to store up to 25 hours of flight data and each of the parameters is able to offer clues about what may have been the cause behind the accident.
Often in the case of accidents the only thing to survive intact is the crash-survival memory unit of the flight data recorders and cockpit voice recorders. Usually the inner components, along with the chassis of the recorder are mangled. The CSMU has been designed to withstand extreme heat along with many tons of pressure and violent crashes, using three layers of materials. The first is the housing which is made of aluminium, the second is high temperature insulation and the third is a stainless steel shell.
The name Black Box can be misleading as generally they are painted bright orange. They also have reflective tape on the exterior and the bright colorings help investigators to find the black box following an accident. The black box also holds an underwater locator beacon which allows it send out an ultrasonic pulse in the event of the aircraft being submerged underwater. The beacon is automatically activated when water touches it.
When investigators find the black box it is taken to a lab and the information from it can be downloaded and the final events of the aircraft recreated to get an idea of what caused the accident. This can sometimes take many weeks or months. In some cases, the black box is dented and burned when retrieved but usually, the memory boards can be removed and information got from them after cleaning them.
The black box is a very valuable tool in determining what went wrong and what caused the accident. It often provides clues which would otherwise be impossible to find. Black boxes will continue to be an important role in investigations of accidents.
The black box is the key to finding out what happened to the missing Malaysian flight 370 that vanished recently. However, at the moment the box has disappeared too, taking evidence with it. This has started a debate about whether the black box should be replaced with a satellite-based system. The jet disappeared with 227 passengers and 12 crew.


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