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DAS: Even official figures show cable TV digitisation is incomplete
12 Apr, 2017 - 09:29 AM IST | By B B Nagpal
NEW DELHI: Almost two weeks after the formal switch-off of analogue in all parts of the country except Tamil Nadu, a majority of multi-system (MSOs) and local cable operators (LCOs) claimed that the seeding of set-top boxes in Phase III is just over 40 per cent, and likely to be less in Phase IV areas where people cannot afford the boxes.
In sharp contrast, the minister of state for information and broadcasting Rajyavardhan Rathore told the Parliament in mid-March that around 67 per cent seeding of set-top boxes had been achieved in Phase III and IV combined, while it was absolute in the first two phases (minus Tamil Nadu).
All India Digital Cable Federation Secretary General Saharsh Damani told indiantelevision.com that reports of Phase III received from MSOs indicated that around 43 million STBs had been seeded even as the government had said that the total affected population in Phase III was just over 33 million.
Furthermore, he said many MSOs said they had ample boxes lying with them, and so were stopping import of more boxes.
With no clear picture emerging yet even as the country formally completes full digitisation of cable television, an information and broadcasting ministry official claimed told indiantelevision.com that the figure had already crossed 75 per cent in the final two phases. However, he admitted that some extensions had been allowed in some areas, and analogue was continuing in these areas though time limits had been set.
Meanwhile an MSO who did not want to be named said people in rural areas could not afford boxes and monthly payments, and so they may opt for direct-to-home TV. Adding that MSOs were not doing 'charity' but involved in business, he said the chances were that they would take Doordarshan's FreeDish as a cheaper option.
Maharashtra Cable Operators Federation office-bearer Arvind Prabhoo told indiantelevision.com that the estimates received by him from Phase IV areas in his state showed just over 20 per cent cable TV homes had gone digital. He also said that, while the situation in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana with regard to Phase IV was very bad, his understanding was that these two states had achieved 60 per cent seeding of which most was in Phase III. Both states have already sought extensions from the centre.
He added that, though he had no figures, the position in Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh was very bad – particularly in Phase IV.
Interestingly, forseeing the DD FreeDish challenge, some DTH platforms have assured subscribers that, at a minimum sum fixed by them, it will be ensured that there is no stoppage of signals to them since DTH is in any case digital.
About plans to help the poor acquire STBs, the ministry official said the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India had already announced schemes of payments in installments.
Meanwhile a meeting of the Task Force for the final two phases held two weeks before total switch-off was told by the advisor (DAS) Yogendra Pal that registered operators in Phase III and Phase-IV areas had reported 64.4 million STBs, excluding Tamil Nadu, which came to 67% of the total requirement.
While giving region-wise figures, he said that there was need to sit together and chalk out a plan for successful implementation of Cable TV digitisation across the country.
It was decided that a meeting would be held in the office of the Indian Broadcasting Foundation and an action plan would be worked out in the presence of representatives of MSOs.
Additional secretary Jayashree Mukherjee asked the members to outline the problems being faced by them in Phase IV areas and also their preparedness.
A representative from SITI Cable stated that they have been facing some problems with regard to carrying of signals as the telecom bandwidth available in remote areas of Phase-IV is poorly served and can only be utilized by one or two MSOs and quality of service is affected. He again raised the issue of infrastructure sharing and wanted to know progress made in this regard.
The ministry wanted to know if the MSOs had any proposal, noting that no such proposal had been received so far.
A representative from GTPL Hathway stated they have no problem in Implementing digitization in Phase-IV areas. He further stated that some push-up from the State Government is also required.
Mukherjee asked the DTH representative what initiatives have been taken by them to cover those areas where cable connectivity is not available. The representative stated that they are in the process of addressing the problems commercially as well.
Representatives of national MSOs raised the issue of continuance of analogue signals in some areas, particularly in Telangana State and suggested that all broadcasters are required to undergo for total discontinuation of analogue signals.
The IBF asked the MSOs for specific complaints in this regard so that immediate necessary action can be taken. He mentioned IBF has already issued Circulars/Notices to all their members to switch off analog signals in Phase III areas.
The representatives from the State Governments outlined their readiness and action being taken by them with regard to successful implement of Digitization. They mentioned that they are holding meetings with stakeholders.
All the stakeholders also said they have enough inventories of STBs to be seeded in Phase IV areas. No major issue is pending with regard to Cable TV Digitisation in Phase IV areas to be addressed.
DAS: MSOs, LCOs give low figure of STB seeding, official sources admit it's under 80%
Final phase STB seeding is 35% even as deadline nears
DAS deadline extension ruled out, govt claims 66% seeding done
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People have been complaining about poor stability in the latest Firefox 2.0.0 Mac update.
The good news is that I think Mats found the problem.
The bad news is it seems to be entirely my fault.
I guess it says a lot about how cool my job is that with a single mistake I can ruin the experience for millions of people.
Looking at it that way, "sorry" doesn't really cut it. But ... sorry!
The major update to get people from 1.5.x to 2.0.x is already being pushed. I don't know what the uptake rate on that is.
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OverviewPropertiesDistribution of depositsBiological occurrencesApplicationsGallery of magnetite mineral specimensSee alsoFurther reading
Magnetite is a rock mineral and one of the main iron ores, with the chemical formula Fe3O4. It is one of the oxides of iron, and is ferrimagnetic; it is attracted to a magnet and can be magnetized to become a permanent magnet itself. It is the most magnetic of all the naturally-occurring minerals on Earth. Naturally-magnetized pieces of magnetite, called lodestone, will attract small pieces of iron, which is how ancient peoples first discovered the property of magnetism. Today it is mined as iron ore.
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May 14, 2020· Inhaled McIntyre powder, which was used in the mining industry during the mid-20th century, is associated with an increased risk of Parkinson's disease, a study has found. Findings from the study, titled " Investigation of McIntyre Powder Exposure And Neurological Outcomes In The Mining Master File Cohort: Final Report," may pave the way for affected miners to receive compensation.
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Mar 29, 2020· It is also used in coal mining operations as a slurry with water to remove the heavier impurities by allowing the less dense coal to float to the surface. The magnetite can be reused in this process 90 percent of the time. Magnetite is also used as a source of iron to manufacture iron-based chemicals and fertilizers.
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Magnetite ore (Fe3O4) is a ferromagnetic mineral commonly used in magnetic separation coal washing processes.. Coal washing using magnetite is used to remove contamination from run-of-mine (ROM) coal, which usually contains rocks, middlings, used consumables and other contamination introduced by
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May 14, 2020· Inhaled McIntyre powder, which was used in the mining industry during the mid-20th century, is associated with an increased risk of Parkinson's disease, a study has found.. Findings from the study, titled " Investigation of McIntyre Powder Exposure And Neurological Outcomes In The Mining Master File Cohort: Final Report, " may pave the way for affected miners to receive compensation.
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Magnetite can be added as a very fine powder to the plastic mix to increase the weight. Magnetite is an excellent source of iron for the production of iron-based chemicals like ferric chloride and ferric sulphate, that are used as alternatives to aluminum hydroxide.
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May 20, 2018· In particular, magnetite powder was added to bitumen in substitution of natural limestone filler, commonly used in road pavement applications. Being a ferromagnetic material, magnetite has also been deployed to provide the road with engineered capabilities and promote induction healing of cracks, for instance.
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Another important use of magnetite is its use in the heavy media process in coal mining. Magnetite can be added to water in the form of a very fine powder to create heavy media slurry that has a higher specific gravity than only water. This mixture allows the heavier waste materials such as pulverized rocks to sink and separate providing you
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Magnetite is an important material component of power plants as it is used to generate electricity. Magnetite, owing to its magnetic properties, is widely used in compasses and other navigation devices. Magnetite also serves as an excellent abrasive which is a cleaner and has way lower toxicity than abrasives that have a silica base.
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What is magnetite? Magnetite (Fe3O4), like hematite (Fe2O3), is a form of iron ore. It is a benign and highly magnetic substance used primarily in steel manufacturing and coal washing. Magnetite occurs in nearly all igneous and metamorphic rocks and usually only
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In Mineral Processing Design and Operations (Second Edition), 2016. Magnetite [Fe 3 O 4]. Magnetite is often contaminated with titanium, forming minerals like ilmenite. The contaminated mineral shows an appreciable degree of magnetism. This property is made use of in the separation of ilmenite from other economical minerals such as rutile, monazite, Fruitful, leucoxene in Western Australia
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Current magnetite production is a by-product of the copper operations and as such is recovered from the Concentrator floatation tails stream by magnetic separation. Approximately 15%, by weight, of magnetite is removed by 'cleaning' and 're-cleaning' of the magnetic concentrate from the first stage.
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Magnetite ore is currently mined in Minnesota and Michigan in the US, as well as in taconite deposits in Eastern Canada. A major mining site in Michigan is the Marquette Range. The deposit was
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Sep 27, 2016· Abstract. Biologically formed nanoparticles of the strongly magnetic mineral, magnetite, were first detected in the human brain over 20 y ago [Kirschvink JL, Kobayashi-Kirschvink A, Woodford BJ (1992) Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 89(16):7683–7687]. Magnetite can have potentially large impacts on the brain due to its unique combination of redox activity, surface charge, and strongly magnetic
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Magnetite is very easy to identify. It is one of just a few minerals that are attracted to a common magnet. It is a black, opaque, submetallic to metallic mineral with a Mohs hardness between 5 and 6.5. It is often found in the form of isometric crystals. It is the most strongly magnetic mineral
Hematite: A primary ore of iron and a pigment mineral
What is Hematite? Hematite is one of the most abundant minerals on Earth's surface and in the shallow crust. It is an iron oxide with a chemical composition of Fe 2 O 3.It is a common rock-forming mineral found in sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous rocks at locations throughout the world.. Hematite is the most important ore of iron.Although it was once mined at thousands of locations around
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Lignite, often referred to as brown coal, is a soft, brown, combustible, sedimentary rock formed from naturally compressed peat.It is considered the lowest rank of coal due to its relatively low heat content.It has a carbon content around 25 to 35 percent. It is mined all around the world and is used almost exclusively as a fuel for steam-electric power generation.
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We have released a study on magnetite-hosted gold. Please find more detail in our paper: Nano- to micron-scale particulate gold hosted by magnetite: a product of gold scavenging by bismuth melts
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Magnetite is a natural iron oxide magnet, hence the name, giving it a very nice distinguishing characteristic. Magnetite is the most magnetic of all the minerals on Earth. Magnetite is a member of the spinel group which has the standard formula A(B)2O4. The A and B represent different metal ions that occupy specific sites in the crystal structure.
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It was 46 degrees this morning. The snow has all melted and every standing object is covered in dew. The frozen lake is a slick layer of glass with ice heaves and broken pieces of concrete jutting up along the shoreline. The fog is so dense that I can only see the world in pieces, nearly everything hidden from sight in the dull gray light. It's mid-December, but it feels like no season at all.
My mom died almost 2 weeks ago. And like this weather, it makes no sense. It makes no sense that life can go on so completely without her, or more so, that I can.
This was not sudden or surprising really, my mom passing away. She's battled health crisis after complication for 15 years now since her initial heart attack in 2000, and she's had lots of good times in between. But we saw her cardiologist last February and he told her she only had maybe a year left, more if she got very, very lucky. There was nothing more he could do for her. It's been a downhill slide since then, with an increasing number bad days where she could barely move around her tiny apartment because she was so weak. But then she'd bounce back and I'd try to forget what was looming.
I worried a lot that she would fall, as she had blood clots in her legs and such severe arthritis that her legs bowed. I called and texted half a dozen times a day to check in. Ironic, since she fell in October anyway, and she did it at 4:30 am when I was asleep. I woke up at 7 am to a phone call that she was at the hospital and she couldn't walk. Then they found the fracture in her pelvis.
I knew then that it was the beginning of the end. Not just because hip and pelvic fractures tend to point toward that in the elderly, but more because I just knew her body could not handle one more big problem. She already had so many. She really wasn't even doing well before the fall.
I stayed positive for her and told her she was doing so great and how proud I was that she was working so hard in therapy. And she was trying so hard. But she just declined anyway, adding more problems to her list like pneumonia and severe anemia and the inability to keep food down. They found what looked like lung cancer, but since there was no way to treat it in someone so sick, she refused the invasive biopsies.
It finally become clear to her too that she wasn't going to walk out of that nursing home. And when she realized, she had me help her choose Christmas gifts for everyone and order them online. Then she wanted to be moved someplace else, and to be put in hospice in hopes that they could better control her pain and suffering. It took longer than I wanted to have her moved, a little over a week, with me on the phone for hours trying to get her help, and then going over to see her struggle to breathe and be so sick. I finally got her signed up for hospice and moved to a new facility. It was the last day of her life. My only wish is that I could've gotten her there sooner so there wouldn't have been so much suffering at the end. I am truly glad that her last hours were peaceful.
Like this warm foggy December day, I'm not clear about what I feel. Sad, of course. I miss her. And I kind of don't know what to do with myself after so many months (and years) of doing things for her. But the past two months have been so very dedicated to her. Daily visits, of course, but also buying what she needed, paying her bills, doing her laundry, taking care of her cat and her apartment, dealing with her insurance and banking. Living her life, basically, plus talking to doctors and nurses and hospice. The list goes on and on.
Then it was planning her funeral. And now, she's gone. And all of that is gone too. The space left behind feels huge.
But do you know what I feel most of all? Relief. Because I don't have to watch her clutch at her chest because she can't breathe and can't even get a word out. Because I don't have to watch her so ill from trying to eat. Because she is not disappearing before my very eyes anymore. And I have to believe that she is in a better place, even if I don't believe in the traditional version of heaven.
Still, I wish she was here for me to talk to. For me to send texts and photos and to tell the stories I keep thinking of that I know she'd enjoy. I keep forgetting that I don't have to check in on her. I wonder when that will stop.
But what I do believe is that she is with me. Not only because my mom believed that and told it to me many times over the years, but because it's true. My mother grew me inside of her, and the very fabric of my body was knit together out of pieces of herself. I am her, at least in part. That is just science.
No matter where I go, she'll be a part of me. In the songs that remind me of her, in the stories and memories we share, in all that she taught me that helped shape who I am. In my children who I made from myself. I truly don't believe that anything in this world just goes away.
My mom is still here, I know this. Like the world covered by the fog, she's just beyond where I can see.
Nicely written Michelle. Like the fog. Well done.
Thank you, Renae. I'm so glad that I found my words. I think the fog helped.
Most experiences I'm glad to have twice, but this one I will gladly have just once. Thanks for your words.
Wish I knew what words to use – saying this is a beautiful, moving, touching, heart-felt post doesn't seem enough – incredible job of capturing what is so difficult.
I feel like I was walking with you down that foggy road thanks for sharing. Peace be with you.
Beautiful Michelle. Such a lovely tribute to a beautiful woman.


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Dylann Roof Sentenced To Die For Church Slayings
Associated Press Published: January 10, 2017
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — The Latest on the federal sentencing trial of convicted Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof (all times Eastern):
A federal jury has sentenced Dylann Roof to death for killing nine black church members in a racially motivated attack in 2015.
Roof, who is white, faced either life in prison or execution for the slayings on June 17, 2015. The Justice Department says he is the first person to get the death penalty for federal hate crimes.
The jury reached a decision after about three hours of deliberations.
Roof was convicted last month of all 33 federal charges against him. During sentencing, he represented himself and told jurors he didn't have a mental illness. But he didn't offer any remorse or ask that his life be spared.
Roof told FBI agents he wanted to bring back segregation or perhaps start a race war with the slayings.
A jury deliberating whether Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof should be sentenced to life in prison or death has reached a verdict.
It will be announced soon. Roof was convicted of killing nine black church members in a racially motivated attack on June 17, 2015.
Roof, who is white, was convicted last month of all 33 federal charges against him. During the penalty phase of the trial, he represented himself and told jurors he didn't have a mental illness, but he didn't offer any remorse or ask that his life be spared.
In a lengthy confession, Roof told FBI agents he wanted to bring back segregation or perhaps start a race war with the slayings.
Jurors deliberating whether Dylann Roof should get death or life in prison have raised several questions about his potential imprisonment.
The jury on Tuesday asked U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel for clarification on some of the mitigating factors they're being asked to consider, including if Roof could safely be confined if he were sentenced to life in prison. The judge told jurors to re-read the instructions he provided them to figure out what that means.
Jurors also asked to re-watch a speech by the Rev. Clementa Pinckney, who was one of the nine people Roof killed during a Bible study in 2015.
So far, jurors have deliberated Roof's sentence more than two hours.
Roof didn't ask jurors to spare his life and told them he still feels he "had to" kill the nine Bible study attendees at Emanuel AME Church.
Jurors have begun deliberating over whether Dylann Roof is sentenced to death or life in prison for his crimes.
Jurors were sent to the jury room Tuesday afternoon to begin considering the case after U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel reviewed the charge that governs jurors' discussions.
Prosecutors focused on the gruesome nature of the slayings of nine black parishioners attending a June 2015 Bible study at Charleston's Emanuel AME Church. Assistant U.S. Attorney Jay Richardson also reminded jurors about the days of emotional testimony they've heard from relatives of all nine people killed.
Roof gave a brief closing of his own, telling jurors he knew he could ask them to spare his life but wasn't sure "what good that would do."
Roof is his own attorney in these proceedings and also told jurors he knew only one of them had to disagree with the others in order for him to avoid a death sentence.
Dylann Roof is telling jurors at his sentencing that he has the right to ask them for life in prison instead of execution but he says he is not sure "what good that would do anyway."
Roof did not ask the jury to spare his life for killing nine black church members in June 2015. He gave a closing argument of about five minutes on Tuesday. At one point, he said he felt like he had to commit the slayings, and "I still feel like I had to do it."
Prosecutors say he should be executed because he had a "hateful heart" and the young white man targeted the black church in a racially motivated attack.
Jurors will begin deliberations Tuesday afternoon.
Prosecutors have made their final case as to why they believe Dylann Roof should die for slaying nine people during a Bible study.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Jay Richardson told jurors on Tuesday that Roof's crimes more than meet the standards they'll consider for a possible death sentence.
Richardson says the way Roof mercilessly gunned down the black parishioners at Emanuel AME Church, coupled with his lack of remorse, mean he should receive the harshest sentence available.
Richardson also reviewed emotional testimony jurors have heard about each of the victims and the voids created by their deaths.
Roof is representing himself. The government will have the opportunity to give a rebuttal to anything Roof says, if he gives a closing argument.
Prosecutors are explaining why they think Dylann Roof deserves to be executed for his crimes.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Jay Richardson is laying out the standards that must be met for a death sentence, including that the defendant must be at least 18 years old and intentionally committed the crimes. There are also statutory aggravating factors, including killing "vulnerable" victims.
Richardson is giving the federal government's closing argument during sentencing for Roof for the June 2015 slaughter at Emanuel AME Church. The prosecutor has reviewed testimony they heard about each of the nine victims, as well as Roof's preparations for the shootings and the entrenchment of his hatred toward black people.
Roof is representing himself and has the chance to give a closing of his own after prosecutors finish.
Jurors are getting a review of the emotional testimony given by friends and relatives of the nine people gunned down by Dylann Roof during a June 2015 Bible study.
One by one, Assistant U.S. Attorney Jay Richardson is reminding the jury of the voids created by the deaths of the people Roof killed. Relatives of the slain gave four days of testimony about what each person meant to them and how a future without them seems bleak.
Richardson is giving the government's closing argument in its pursuit of the death penalty against Roof. Jurors are expected to begin their deliberations later Tuesday.
Prosecutors have begun closing arguments in Dylann Roof's sentencing by reminding jurors about the bloody crime at a Charleston church where Roof killed nine people.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Jay Richardson recalled testimony from one of the massacre's survivors, who said Roof said he'd leave her alive so she could tell the world what happened.
He reminded jurors of how survivor Felicia Sanders saw her son Tywanza slain as he lay next to her, his blood seeping out onto the floor.
Richardson has said he'll likely take around two hours to close out the government's argument as to why Roof should be executed for his crimes in 2015. Jurors are expected to begin their deliberations later Tuesday.
Prosecutors say they will take about two hours to close out their argument as to why Dylann Roof should be executed for slaying nine people at a South Carolina church.
Closing arguments are being made Tuesday morning in Roof's federal sentencing trial. This is the last chance for prosecutors to make their case as to why he should be sentenced to death over life in prison.
Federal prosecutors wrapped up their case Monday with relatives of the youngest victim to die in the June 2015 attack on a Bible study group at Emanuel AME Church. Roof is representing himself and introduced no witnesses or testimony in his own defense.
Jurors will get the case after closings and their charge instructions.
The fate of convicted church shooter Dylann Roof will soon rest in the hands of the 12 jurors considering sentencing in his federal trial.
The same jury last month convicted Roof of 33 federal crimes, including hate crimes and obstruction of religion, in his June 2015 assault on a Bible study at Emanuel AME Church that left nine black parishioners dead.
After a holiday break, jurors returned last week to court, where prosecutors laid out their case for why Roof should be executed.
Jurors will get the case after closing arguments Tuesday morning from prosecutors and perhaps Roof, who has represented himself during sentencing but has put up no fight for his life. The 22-year-old didn't call any witnesses, present any evidence and so far has not asked for mercy.
Source: Dylann Roof Sentenced To Die For Church Slayings
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Johnson, Mark J.
San Vitale in Ravenna and Octogonal Churches in Late Antiquity
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This book examines the octagonal churches of Late Antiquity from the origins of the type in the fourth century to its sixth-century culmination in its most famous example, the church of San Vitale in Ravenna. The buildings, limited in number and many overlooked in modern scholarship, served several functions including funerary oratory, martyrium, and cathedral, though most were martyr or memorial shrines. Beyond addressing questions of function, architectural design, structural solutions, chronology, literary sources, and architectural symbolism are also studied.
This book represents the first complete study of the octagonal churches of Late Antiquity (ca. 300-600 C.E.). Starting with the origins of the type found in small funerary chapels of the fourth century, the book examines the physical and literary evidence for 35 churches of the type, which saw its culmination in the construction of the church of San Vitale in Ravenna, dedicated in 547. Few of these buildings remain standing; several are known from nineteenth-century reports or more recent excavations and others are known only from literary sources that mention or describe them. The study demonstrates the relative rarity of the type in this period and notes that most of these churches served a funerary or martyrium function, marking the sites of the death or burials of certain Christian martyrs. A few were erected as memorial structures, marking important Christian sites such as the birthplace of Jesus Christ at Bethlehem and the House of Peter in Capernaum. The exception is the octagon at Antioch known as the Great Church appears to have functioned as the cathedral of that city, Numerous architectural drawings and color photographs illustrate the churches. During the sixth century, some of these churches were retrofitted to house regular liturgical services and the new churches of that century were designed to house both martyr shrines and the standard liturgy. Attention is also given to the design process of these buildings, noting that their octagons are usually based on diameters of numbers of feet divisible by ten and proportional schemes based on simple ratios such as 2:1, 3:2, and 5:3. The chapter on San Vitale demonstrates how its design was based on these simple ratios and identifies the unit of measurement used in its construction as the Byzantine foot. The book is intended for scholars and students of Byzantine and Late Antique architecture, as well as for those interested in larger questions of Architectural History, Byzantine history, material culture, and religion.
Born 17 July 1954 in Ogden, Utah, USA
Completed Phd in art history at Princeton University in 1986
Taught in the School of Architecture, University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, 1986-87; since 1987 has been a member of the art history faculty at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, where he is now professor of ancient and medieval art and architecture.
Series: Spätantike – Frühes Christentum – Byzanz	Volume: 44
Subseries: Reihe B: Studien und Perspektiven
Archaeology (461) || Archaeology by period / region (378) || Architecture (161) || Architecture: religious buildings (45) || Central Italy (11) || Italy (68) || Kirchenbau (9) || Lazio (7) || Rome (25) || Southern Europe (80) || Spätantike (55) || römisch (23)


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Bentley Zhao, founder, chairman and CEO of New Empire Corp., will lead the new company under the banner Affinitas Life, a Division of New Empire Corp. and its Vertically Integrated Real Estate Development Platform. Anthony Santiago, who founded Affinitas Life and served as its CEO, was appointed COO of New Empire and all of its affiliated divisions and subsidiaries.
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Kieffer has more than 20 years of experience in the senior living industry. In his new role, he will reunite with one of his former mentors, Chris Hyatt, who joined New Perspective as an investor, partner and COO last January.
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Marshall has worked in marketing and sales for various senior living communities since 2015. Before joining Trillium Woods, Marshall was a member of the team that opened an assisted living and memory care community in Maplewood, Minnesota, and also served as the marketing and sales director for a senior living community in River Falls, Wisconsin.
The Residence at Logan, a 130-unit senior living community in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, has named Gregory Gramm as its new executive director.
Gramm previously served in several leadership positions with Sunrise Senior Living, including as executive director of two senior living communities. He also served as a senior float executive director for Sunrise in the eastern region and covered vacancies from New York to North Carolina.
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Senior housing investment brokerage JCH has added Michael Mooney to the group. In his new role, Mooney will help originate new business and execute transactions.
Mooney arrives at JCH with more than 16 years of experience in the senior housing and health care industry. He previously spent 13 years at the national senior housing and health care valuation and consulting firm Tellatin, Short and Hansen, where he worked on more than 500 appraisal and market study assignments in 36 states.
Hunt Mortgage Group is expanding its senior housing and health care lending platform with the addition of several alumni of RED Capital Group.
Under the leadership of one-time RED Capital senior managing director Kathryn Burton Gray, the new dedicated senior housing unit will target expansion into the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac space. Hunt's other new hires from RED Capital Group include James Scribner and Jason Smeck as managing directors and Brady Johnson as director.


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Marele Premiu al Japoniei din 2022 (cunoscut oficial ca Formula 1 Honda Japanese Grand Prix 2022) a fost o cursă auto de Formula 1 ce s-a desfășurat între 7-9 octombrie 2022 pe Circuitul Suzuka din Suzuka, Japonia. Aceasta a fost cea de-a optsprezecea rundă a Campionatului Mondial de Formula 1 din 2022.

Max Verstappen și-a asigurat al doilea titlu mondial după ce a terminat cursa pe primul loc, în fața lui Sergio Pérez și Charles Leclerc. În ciuda faptului că doar 28 dintre cele 53 de tururi programate au fost parcurse, au fost acordate puncte complete din cauza unei lacune în regulament privind modul în care ar trebui alocate punctele, regulile precizând că punctele reduse ar trebui acordate numai în cursele scurte care se termină în condiții de steag roșu. Întrucât această cursă s-a încheiat în condiții de steag verde, acest sistem nu a fost aplicat. Textul regulamentului sportiv a fost modificat ulterior pentru , astfel încât cursele care ajung la mai puțin de 75% din distanță să aplice criteriile de puncte de cursă scurtată, indiferent dacă o cursă se termină în condiții de steag roșu sau verde în viitor.

Calificări
După calificări, Max Verstappen a primit o mustrare de către comisari pentru un incident din Q3, care a implicat pierderea controlului mașinii, ce l-a forțat pe Lando Norris să manevreze în jurul lui Verstappen în virajul 130R. Nu a fost emisă nicio penalizare pe grilă.

Note
  – Pierre Gasly s-a calificat pe locul 17, dar a fost nevoit să înceapă cursa de pe linia boxelor din cauza modificărilor aduse ansamblului aripei spate, balastului aripei față și configurației suspensiei.
  – Nicholas Latifi a primit o penalizare de cinci locuri pe grilă pentru că a provocat o coliziune cu Zhou Guanyu în runda anterioară. A câștigat o poziție, deoarece Gasly trebuia să înceapă cursa de pe linia boxelor.

Cursă
Cursa a început la ora locală 14:00, pe 9 octombrie 2022, sub o ploaie torențială și a fost suspendată cu steag roșu în turul 2 după ce pilotul Carlos Sainz Jr. a pierdut controlul mașinii și a acvaplanat în bariere. Cursa a fost reluată la ora locală 16:15 în spatele mașinii de siguranță.

Note
  – Distanța cursei a fost programată inițial să fie parcursă pentru 53 de tururi, înainte de a fi scurtată din cauza unui steag roșu.
  – Charles Leclerc a terminat pe locul doi, dar a primit o penalizare de cinci secunde pentru că a părăsit pista și a câștigat un avantaj.
  – Pierre Gasly a terminat pe locul 17, dar a primit o penalizare de drive-through (convertită într-o penalizare de timp de 20 de secunde după cursă) pentru viteză excesivă în condiții de steag roșu.

Clasamentele campionatelor după cursă

Clasament piloți

Clasament constructori

 Notă: Doar primele cinci locuri sunt prezentate în ambele clasamente.
 Textul îngroșat indică concurenții care mai aveau șansa teoretică de a deveni Campion Mondial.

Referințe

Japonia

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Ian Prowse (born 10 January 1964) is an English singer-songwriter, currently frontman of Amsterdam and previously of Pele.

Biography

Pele
Prowse formed Pele in 1989 along with Dally (drums), Robbo (Hammond), Nico (violin) and Jim McCallister (bass). Signed by Michael Levy, Baron Levy in March 1991 to M&G Records/Polydor, the band went on to release two studio albums (Fireworks & The Sport Of Kings), one live album and six singles. Pele's singles never reached the Top 40 in the UK Singles Chart, with it being often remarked that Pele sold more of their famous primary colour T-shirts than they did records. However they scored a number one single in South Africa with "Megalomania", and had other hits in Holland, Portugal and Belgium. After nine tours of the UK, including those with Del Amitri and The Pogues, they split in 1996 due to problems with the record company whose efforts to make Prowse record as a solo artist were resisted by the singer.
Prowse celebrated the 25th anniversary of first album Fireworks with a UK tour in the early 2017 with a 25th anniversary of The Sport of Kings tour announced for 2018.

Amsterdam
Prowse went on to form Amsterdam in 1999 with former Blow Monkeys drummer Tony Kiley and cousin Johnny Barlow. It was not until September 2004 that the band managed to secure a record deal in the form of London-based Beat Crazy. They released one album The Journey in February 2005 and three singles, "The Journey" (which hit number 32 in the UK Singles Chart) and "Does This Train Stop on Merseyside" also hit the lower reaches of the chart. The partnership was dissolved by mutual consent in 2006.

The band then signed to The Stranglers' management company and released their next album Arm in Arm on CIA Recordings in 2008.

"Does This Train Stop on Merseyside" regularly elicited an emotional response from Radio 1 DJ John Peel. Peel's widow Sheila Ravenscroft gave a Radio 1 interview after the DJ's death and confirmed that 'He was not capable of playing it without crying'. The song itself got a further lease of life in 2009 as one of the centre pieces of Christy Moore's album Listen, which spent five weeks at the top spot in his home country.

During this time, the band struck up a friendship with Elvis Costello who used them as his backing band on the Jonathan Ross television show as well as support act on several occasions.
Prowse also performed a duet with Costello for EMI Records with a cover of The Searchers' 1964 hit "Don't Throw Your Love Away" for the Liverpool Number Ones Project in 2008. He also picked up a musical icon award on Costello's behalf at Liverpool's Titanic Hotel in November 2014.

Discography

Albums
 Does This Train Stop On Merseyside: The Very Best Of Ian Prowse (CIA Recordings) 2012
 Who Loves Ya Baby (IRL) 2014
 Companeros (Learpholl Recordings) 2015
 Here I Lie (Kitchen Disco Records) 2019
 The Story of Ian Prowse (Kitchen Disco Records) 2020
 One Hand On The Starry Plough (Kitchen Disco Records) 2021

Singles
 "Rosalita" (with Steve White)/ "Cecilia" 7" – Feat. Dan Donnell) (80's Vinyl Records) 2013
 "God & Man" Digital/Video Single (IRL) 2014
 "I Did It For Love" Digital/Video Single (IRL) 2014
 "Lest We Forget" Video Single (IRL) 2014
 "Mississippi Beat" Digital/ Video Single (Feat. Pauline Scanlon (Learpholl) 2015
 "You Can't Win Em All Mum" Digital/ Video single (Learpholl) 2015

Other work
Prowse is a member of the Irish Sea Sessions, which is described as "Part super group, part colossal session and part festival, all in a single gig".

April 2012 saw the release of the career spanning Does This Train Stop On Merseyside: The Very Best Of Ian Prowse. Prowse and former Style Council drummer Steve White released a version of Bruce Springsteen song "Rosalita" in 2013, for the 'Check 'em Lads' testicular cancer charity. Prowse has a young daughter named after the song. He released his first solo album, Who Loves Ya Baby? in March 2014 initially via PledgeMusic and then IRL Records.

Prowse also graduated with a BA (Hons) History Degree in 2009 and completed a master's degree in Irish Studies in 2010 at the University of Liverpool. His Masters thesis was entitled 'Locating the Role of Christy Moore in Irish Folk and Traditional Music'.

Prowse released his second solo album Companeros in 2015, the project rediscovered long lost songs from the British Isles.
Elvis Costello has invited Ian Prowse to be his special guest on his Just Trust UK Tour in 2020.

Podcast - Prowse joined former BBC Merseyside boss Mick Ord and Baltic Triangle Director Russell Gannon to produce a podcast called Misadventures in Music. The discussions take the listener on journey through the music that the presenters love.

References

External links

1964 births
Living people
People from Ellesmere Port
English male singer-songwriters
Alumni of the University of Liverpool


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Multiple glycosphingolipids determine the tissue tropism of parvovirus B19.
Cooling LL1, Koerner TA, Naides SJ.
Department of Pathology, University of Iowa, Iowa City, USA.
Infection with human parvovirus B19, the etiologic agent of fifth disease, is associated with numerous hematologic and nonhematologic complications. Recently, the receptor for parvovirus B19 was reported to be globoside (Gb4), a neutral glycosphingolipid (GSL) of red cell membranes. To ascertain if tissue Gb4 expression correlates with B19-associated disease, neutral GSLs from 16 human tissues were isolated and analyzed using high-performance thin-layer chromatography and immunostaining with anti-Gb4 monoclonal antibodies or B19 empty capsids. Gb4 was identified as a major neutral GSL in 11 tissues, especially in those of mesodermal origin. In addition to recognizing Gb4, B19 capsid bound to several tissue-specific GSLs, including two complex globo series GSLs (SSEA-3, SSEA-4) and paragloboside (neolactotetraglycosylceramide), as was demonstrated in red cell, granulocyte, kidney, liver, and bowel tissue. There was good correlation between tissue-neutral GSL expression, B19 capsid binding, and the tissue tropism observed clinically in B19 parvovirus-associated disease.


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Votes on proposed South Surrey towers in new year
Multi-purpose residential proposal divides opponents of highrises and supporters of promised arts amenities.
Alex Browne
Changes to the configuration of a proposed residential highrise/arts amenity project planned for 152 Street and 19 Avenue seem to have had little effect on attitudes both for and against the idea.
The second public-information meeting, held Dec. 4 at Bayridge Elementary School gym, drew some 65 people – about a third of those who attended the first meeting in October.
For architect Patrick Cotter, who is designing the two-tower proposal for co-developers the Reifel Cooke Group and the Surrey City Development Corporation, it was a chance to answer questions about the scope and scale of the project, which would also provide the shell for a 350-seat theatre/performing-arts space and a contemporary arts café and gallery.
Now, at its highest point, the project would reach the equivalent of 27 storeys above ground level, as opposed to the equivalent of 30 storeys being advanced in October.
But it was clear this was not enough to change the mind of those, like David Cann, president of the Semiahmoo Residents Association, who oppose any development higher than four storeys in the Semiahmoo Town Centre and have concerns over traffic, access and parking in the vicinity of the proposed project.
Looking at plans on display boards prior to Cotter's presentation, Cann said he supposed the changes were more "esthetic" than anything else, and would not address fundamental concerns with highrise development in the area.
"We're surely not going to be (affected) if they move one or two storeys up or down," he said.
Meanwhile, a Facebook page called Semiahmoo Residents Against Tower Development has been created to provide a public forum and share news of the project.
Neighbourhood resident Kristen Smith, who posted a link to the page on the Peace Arch News Facebook timeline, said a public hearing on the project could be held as soon as January (city staff said after Peace Arch News deadline that the public hearing could not be scheduled as soon as that).
However Cotter acknowledged prior to his presentation that the proposal is well along in the development process, with a rezoning application already submitted and already being reviewed by Surrey's Planning and Development department.
First and second reading for the bylaw could be expected "early next year," he said, and if passed would be soon followed by a public hearing (target date is Feb. 3, provided first and second readings pass, according to Cotter Architects staff).
Cotter said the city will move the project forward with a general development permit, before a detailed development permit is submitted, to assess the level of support for the overall concept, noting the process represents a "considerable investment of time."
"This will provide the community and business team with some security on the basics, before getting into the specifics."
Cotter acknowledged changes in the shape of the buildings were largely "variations in the tower forms" that did not reduce the overall amount of space allotted to residential units (the number currently proposed is 328, subject to refinement of floor plans).
"Instead of being brother and sister (towers) they're now more like cousins," he said.
But, Cotter said, other changes include increased building setbacks and repositioning of the major loading area at the north end of the plan, and a response to resident feedback that neighbourhood traffic and access issues need to be addressed.
Along with the development, the intention is to upgrade pedestrian signals at 19 Avenue and 152 Street, improve access and egress at 20 Avenue and 152A Street, widen 152 street for transit-only lanes and continue 152A Street, while providing an additional lane.
In his presentation, Cotter noted the project is in keeping with a May 2012 City of Surrey interim land use and density concept for Semiahmoo Town Centre that would permit highrises, and a provision in the town centre plan that allows buildings over 20 storeys at a limited number of 'landmark" sites along the 152 Street corridor – provided amenity contributions support cultural goals for the area.
The development partners would provide only shells for the performing arts centre and contemporary arts cafe and gallery, he added, while design, finishing and governance of these spaces would be in the hands of the city.
Order of Canada recipient George Zukerman, founder of the White Rock Concerts subscription series, was among those viewing the plans with interest – particularly the performing arts component.
Zukerman, who noted he is not opposed to highrises, said the gallery space in the plan would be "a worthwhile addition to our community's total resources," although he would like to see even more performing arts space in South Surrey.
"I wish it could be 850 seats – 1,000 would be even better," he said, "but I don't want to knock anything. I'm sure it will be a wonderful space, and I'm sure there will be lots of groups who will have use for it."
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52 Ancestors - Week 288: #496 Frederick Zafrin/Sovereign (1714-1805) of New Jersey and Upper Canada
Frederick Zavering (1714-1805) is #496 on my Ahnentafel List, my 6th great-grandfather, who married #497 Anna Waldruff (1715-1767) in about 1750, probably in Alsace, France.
I am descended through:
* their son, #248 Jacob Sovereign (1759-1851) who married #249 Elizabeth Pickel (1764-1864) in 1781.
* their son, #124 Frederick Sovereign (1786-1875) who married #125 Mary Jane Hutchison (1792-1868) in 1810.
* their son, #62 Alexander Sovereen (1814-1907) who married #63 Elizabeth Putman (1818-1895) in 1840.
* their daughter, #31 Mary Jane Sovereen (1840-1874), married #30 James Abraham Kemp (1831-1902) in 1861.
* their daughter #15 Georgianna Kemp (1868-1952) married #14 Charles Auble (1849-1916) in 1898.
* their daughter #7 Emily Kemp Auble (1899-1977), married #6 Lyle Lawrence Carringer (1891-1976) in 1918.
* their daughter #3 Betty Virginia Carringer (1919-2002) who married #2 Frederick Walton Seaver (1911-1983) in 1942.
* their son #1 Randall Jeffrey Seaver (1943-living)
1) PERSON (with source citations as indicated in brackets):
* Name: Frederick Zafrin[1]
* Alternate Name: Frederick Saverine[1]
* Alternate Name: Frederick Sovereen[2-3,5–6]
* Alternate Name: Frederick Sovereign[4]
* Alternate Name: Fredreich Sofrin[6]
* Sex: Male
2) INDIVIDUAL EVENTS (with source citations as indicated in brackets):
* Birth: about 1714, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany[1]
* Immigration: about 1750 (about age 36), to Morris, New Jersey, United States[1]
* Deed: 10 May 1768 (about age 54), bought 240 acres of land for 125 pounds, German Valley, Morris, New Jersey, United States [6]
* Immigration: about 1799 (about age 85), to Townsend, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada[1]
* Deeds: 1801–1804 (about age 87–about 90), Townsend, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada[3]
* Death: 25 October 1805 (about age 91), Delhi, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada[4–5]
* Burial: after 25 October 1805 (after about age 91), near Waterford, Norfolk, Ontario, Canada[4]
* Probate: after 25 October 1805 (after about age 91), London District, Norfolk, Ontario,Canada[5]
3) SHARED EVENTS (with source citations as indicated in brackets):
* Spouse 1: Anna Waldruff (1715-1767)
* Marriage 1: before 1750 (before about age 36), probably North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany[1]
* Child 1: David Sovereign (1757-1845)
* Child 2: Jacob Sovereign (1759-1851)
* Child 3: Leonard Sovereign (1763-1823)
* Child 4: Frederick Sovereign (1764-1851)
* Child 5: Anna Sovereign (1765-1853)
* Child 6: Elizabeth Sovereign (1766-1823)
* Spouse 2: Levina Culver (1740-1817)
* Marriage 2: 10 May 1768 (about age 54), Probably Morris, New Jersey, United States[6]
* Child 7: Henry Sovereign (1769-1806)
* Child 8: John Sovereign (1773-1835)
* Child 9: Morris Sovereign (1775-1835)
* Child 10: Catherine "Caty" Sovereign (1776-1851)
* Child 11: Philip Sovereign (1778-1833)
* Child 12: George Sovereign (1780- )
* Child 13: Effie "Eva" Sovereign (1782-1851)
4) NOTES (with source citations as indicated in brackets):
Frederick Zafrin/Zofrin/Zaverin/Zabering/Saverin/Saverine/Soffrens/Sovereen/Sovereign was born in about 1714, in Germany[1]. The old German is probably Zofrin or Zafrin, which was Anglicized during his life. I will use Sovereign throughout this sketch unless a record is quoted.
His parents names are not known, although there are family stories about service in the 30 Years War from the 1640s[2].
The best summary of Frederick's life in the literature is by Ronald Cox on his RootsWeb WorldConnect sketch[1]. He has found additional source material that he references, which this sketch will also parenthetically reference.
Frederick brought his wife and two sons by her first marriage to America, and in about 1750 they settled near the Paulinskill in Newton, Sussex County [from "Loyalist of Sussex County, New Jersey." The Ontario Register, v2, p. 40. This is turn references Edward Mariot Chadwick, Ontarian Families (Toronto, 1898), v2, pp. 90-93 or 90-95]. The latter describes George Kieffer, who died 24 Dec. 1778, while a soldier in the New Jersey Volunteers and who left a widow in Newton Township in Sussex County, New Jersey. George Kieffer was born 1739 in Germany a son of Samuel Kieffer by his wife Anna Waldruff, and that there was one other son, Jacob. Samuel Kieffer died, apparently in Germany before 1750, while the sons George and Jacob were young and his wife married (2) Frederick Saverine after Samuel's death[1].
Frederick Sovereen and his brother came from Germany around the middle of the 18th century, coming to Morris County, Washington Township in the German Valley, Schooley Mountain area[1].
"Frederick Zaverin was a customer of NS before 1763. NS is the John Nitzer store in German Valley, and Friederich Zabering signed the constitution of the CLC in 1767. CLC is The Combined Lutheran Churches of Pluckemin and S. New Germantown." (from Hubert G. Schmidt, "The Germans of Colonial New Jersey," The New Jersey Genesis, April 1958, p. 179)[1].
Frederick and Anna (Waldruff) (Kieffer) Sovereign had six children, all probably born in or near German Valley, Morris County, New Jersey[1-2,6]:
* David Sovereign (1757-1845), married 1782, Anna Rarick (1760-????)
* Jacob Sovereign (1758-1851, married 1781 Elizabeth Pickel (1764-1849).
* Leonard Sovereign (1763-1823), married 1788 Rhuhama "Amy" Culver (1766-1828).
* Frederick Sovereign (1764-1851), married 1790 Patience Brown (1769-1852).
* Anna Sovereign (1765-1853), married 1795 John Heath (1763-1847).
* Elizabeth Sovereign (1766-1823), married 1785 Leonard Clouse (1762-1823).
Anna (Waldruff) Kieffer) Sovereign must have died in or near German Valley, New Jersey in the 1767 or 1768 time period[1].
Anna's death left Frederick with six children under age 10, and he married (2) Levinah Culver (1740-1817), daughter of Robert Culver, on 10 May 1768 probably in German Valley in Morris County, New Jersey[1-2,6].
Frederick and Levinah (Culver) Sovereign had seven children, all probably born in or near German Valley in Morris County, New Jersey[1-2.6]:
* Henry Sovereign (1769-1806), married 1787 Mary Stephens (1766-1807).
* John Sovereign (1773-1835), married 1799 Mary Lawrence (1770-1839).
* Morris Sovereign (1775-1835), married 1799 Lydia Lawrence (1780-1837).
* Catherine Sovereign (1776-1851), married 1802 Henry Beemer (1780-1848).
* Philip Sovereign (1778-1833), married 1798 Nancy "Phoebe" Culver (1779-1843).
* George Sovereign (1780-????), married 1800 Agnes Windsor (1780-????)
* Effie "Eva" Sovereign (1782-1851), married 1800 Ephraim Searls (1778-1853).
Frederick Sovereign bought 240 acres of the Ebenezer Large survey on Schooley's Mountain, Warren County, New Jersey for 125 pounds from the Large family heirs on 10 May 1768[6]. The old Sovereen house there was built there. When the Revolutionary War broke out, Frederick apparently espoused the Loyalist cause. Traces of the old Sovereign home on Schooley's Mountain, New Jersey, still exist. Here the ancestral parents spent about 45 years of their married lives; and during this time thirteen children were born to them, and all had grown up and married[1].
Frederick and Levina Sovereign sold the Large survey property to Garret Lake on 21 May 1801 for $2,400. His name is signed on the deed as Friedrich Zofrin[1,6].
In June of 1799, Frederick with his wife, children and grandchildren immigrated to Upper Canada, settling in Norfolk County Frederick was probably in his late 80's. The party consisted of 12 families from the Schooley Mountain area of Morris County, which included the Heaths, Clouse, Culver, Searles and other families. They settled in Windham & Townsend Townships bringing with them 20 wagons, 40 yoke of oxen, 300 sheep and a large number of horses, cows etc.[1].
The history of Frederick Sovereign's settlement in Norfolk County is briefly described in the History of Long Point Settlement on page 490 and following, including[2]:
"In the closing years of the 18th century the Sovereigns migrated to Upper Canada, settling in Norfolk County. The party consisted of twelve families, including the Henry Beemer, Clouse, Heath and Searls families. Frederick Sovereign and his wife were well advanced in years, and pioneer life for them was of short duration. In 1802 the old man was at the pioneer home of his son Frederick, in Charlotteville, where he rendered some assistance in laying up a rail fence around a turnip patch."
Frederick and his family settled in Townsend Township, Norfolk County, Upper Canada west of the town of Waterford along the east side of present Highway 24. He bought 600 acres of land then divided it among three of his sons and his son-in-law Ephraim Serles. The land purchases and sales were[3]:
* On 30 Nov 1803, Frederick purchased from Benjamin Willcocks, 200 acres in Lot 2, Concession 6, Townsend Twp.
* On 30 Nov 1803, he purchased from Levi Lewis 200 acres in Lot 1, Concession 7, Townsend Twp.
* On 9 Dec 1803, he purchased from John Walker 200 acres in Lot 2, Concession 8, Townsend Twp.
* On 21 Apr 1804, he sold the south half of Lot 1, Concession 7 to David Sovereen.
* On 21 April 1804, he sold the north half of Lot 1, Concession 7 to George Sovereen.
* On 3 Aug 1804, he sold the south half of Lot 2, Concession 8 to Frederick Sovereen, Jr.
* On 7 Aug 1804, he sold the north half of Lot 2, Concession 6 to Ephraim Serles.
Frederick Soveriegn died 25 October in Townsend Township, Norfolk County, Upper Canada[5]. He and Levina (Culver) Sovereign are buried near a large stone house (which was originally owned by his granddaughter) on Sovereign St. in Waterford, Norfolk Co., Ontario. Another account states that the Elder was buried 30 feet north of the Dr. Bowlby residence in Waterford. [from "Sovereen Genealogy Notebook," at Norfolk Historical Society, Simcoe, Ont.][1]. In the early 1900's, little children were taken by their parents to view two mounds which marked the spot where he and his aged wife were buried.
A probate record for Frederick Sovereen is abstracted in the "Wills of the London District 1800-1839, London District Surrogate Registry" held by the Ontario Genealogical Society. The abstract says[1]:
"Frederick Sovereen the Elder, Townsend: Died 25 Oct 1805 at Townsend, intestate. Petition of 5 Nov 1805 by David Sovereen, yeoman, & Jacob Sovereen, weaver, and note re Levinah Sovereen, 'the Widow of the within named Frederick Sovereen Deceased, being aged and infirm.' Inventory consists of 'Notes against' Ephrem Serrels, Morris Sovereen, George Sovereen, John Sovereen, David Sovereen, Leonard Clous, Jacob Sovereen & Frederick Sovereen."
The town of Fredericksburg, Norfolk County, Ontario, was named for Frederick Sovereign. Fredericksburg is now called Delhi, a village in Norfolk County, Ontario[1].
1. Ronald Cox, "Ronald Cox's Ancestors, Cousins and their allied families," webpage, RootsWeb WorldConnect Project (https://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=roncox : updated 29 May 2013), Frederick Sovereign sketch (https://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=roncox&id=I30463).
2. E.A. Owen, Pioneer Sketches of Long Point Settlement (Toronto, Ont. : William Briggs, 1898), pages 490-495, Frederick Sovereign family sketches.
3. R. Robert Mutrie, "Chronology of the Long Point Settlement," webpage, The Long Point Settlers (https://sites.google.com/site/longpointsettlers/norfolk-history/chronology), Frederick Sovereen deeds.
4. Find A Grave, indexed database and digital image, (http://www.findagrave.com), unknown burial place, Frederick Sovereign memorial #156340527.
5. "Wills of the London District 1800-1839 London District Surrogate Registry," 1805 probate abstract of Frederick Sovereen, Kent Branch Library Collection, no file number provided, not seen by researcher, The Ontario Genealogical Society, Chatham, Kent, Ontario, Canada.
6. Theodore Frelinghuysen Chambers, The Early Germans of New Jersey: their history, churches, and genealogies (Baltimore, Md.: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1982), page 504-505, Frederick Sovereen family sketch.
NOTE: In 2014, Amy Johnson Crow suggested a weekly blog theme of "52 Ancestors" in her blog post 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks on the No Story Too Small blog. I have extended this theme in 2019 to 312 Ancestors in 312 Weeks.
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Tamika Louis had no illusions her Delaware State squad would be able to overcome a lack of size or depth and display the type of pinpoint execution necessary to surprise a ranked opponent.
''We're pretty beat up,'' Louis said after the Hornets absorbed a 93-44 beating at the hands of No. 8 Maryland on Saturday night. ''We've only got half our team here and a lot of injuries. It's just one of those nights where you kind of have to throw the ball up and let them play a little bit. Maryland's a great team and we're just happy to come out without getting another injury.''
Freshman guard Raven Bankston led the Hornets (3-5) with 22 points, but Delaware State couldn't contend with waves of talented Maryland players.
''We couldn't match up size-wise, and freshmen are the best players I'm playing right now,'' Louis said. ''It's just tough. You have to get your kids that don't play some experience and don't feel like you're demoralized.''
The Hornets couldn't even catch a break with Terrapins leading scorer Alyssa Thomas on the bench for the final 17 minutes of the first half in foul trouble. Thomas still finished with 18 points and 10 rebounds, helping Maryland to its eighth straight victory.
''That's one of the things we've really been able to show, our depth and our talent,'' said Maryland coach Brenda Frese. ''What I love is when you have A.T. back in the lineup, she's a workhorse and works within everything else. But when you have the amount of options we have this season, that's what puts you in another category.''
Thomas was on the bench after picking up a pair of early fouls when Maryland (10-1) finished the first half on a 21-6 run, extending a 24-16 lead. Seven different Terrapins scored during the burst, led by five points from Tierney Pfirman.
''That's the type of team we are - we keep coming,'' said Shatori Walker-Kimbrough, who added 13 points for Maryland. ''We have all the depth possible that a team could want. We have something special.''
Instead of panicking without Thomas - who hit double digits for a 10th straight game - the Terrapins prospered regardless of what personnel grouping Frese sent out.
''We don't have to miss a beat, where another team might have to take an L for it,'' Frese said.
Maryland improved to 4-0 against Delaware State, which shot 24 percent (15 for 62) from the field..
Lexie Brown scored 11 points and Malina Howard 10 for Maryland, which scored 22 points off 18 Hornet turnovers and outrebounded the visitors 64-33.
Maryland's edge in size, speed and depth was no match for the Hornets' patient offensive attack early on. The Terrapins led 45-22 at halftime, ending the opening 20 minutes on a 21-6 run and holding Delaware State without a field goal after Bankston's left-side bank shot with 6:00 left in the first half.
The Terrapins played most of the first half without Thomas, who picked up her second personal foul three minutes into the game while fighting for a loose ball on the Delaware State baseline and sat on the bench for the remainder of the half.
''It (stinks) getting two fouls so early in the game,'' Thomas said. ''All you can do is encourage your teammates.''
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Paul Chequer is an English actor best known for starring in the British drama As If  as Jamie Collier on Channel 4 from 2001 to 2004 and the BBC Three drama Sinchronicity, as Nathan, in 2006.

He later appeared as Eugene Jones in the British science fiction television series Torchwood in the episode "Random Shoes", broadcast on 10 December 2006.

Background

Chequer graduated from Guildhall School of Music and Drama in 1998.

Born in 1978 in Portsmouth, Hampshire, Chequer also reads the Chivers Children's Audio book of Roderick Gordon and Brian William's "Tunnels" series.

He lives in London with his long standing partner and two sons.

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1978 births