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Q: What is the total cost to heat the greenhouse during this 24-hour period? The temperature outside the greenhouse during a $24$-hour period is given by $F(t) = 22 + 20\cos(\frac{\pi t}{12}), 0 \le t \le 24$, where $F(t)$ is measured in degrees Fahrenheit and t is measured in hours. Let $t=0$ represent noon on the first day.
d. The heater in the greenhouse kicks on whenever the outdoor temperature is at or below $36$ degrees Fahrenheit. For what values of $t$ is the heater on?
I used a graphing calculator for this part, between $[3.082, 20.962]$.
e. The cost of heating the greenhouse accumulates at a rate of $\$0.06$ per hour for each degree the outside temperature falls below $36$ degrees Fahrenheit. What is the total cost to heat the greenhouse during this $24$-hour period?
I'm not really understanding where to start on this problem. My teacher suggested finding the integral difference between $y=36$ and $F(t)$ when the degrees fall under $36$, but I'm confused on what this represents and what to do with it. If anyone could help me understand, that would be much appreciated.
Thank you!

A: The temperature outside is $$F(t)=22+20\cos(\frac{\pi t}{12})$$ The temperature difference if $\Delta T(t)=36-F(t)$, but you only need to consider it if $F(t)\lt 36$, or $\Delta T>0$. Let's consider a small interval of time $d t$. Since the temperature difference is $\Delta T$, the price for this interval is $$0.06\Delta T(t) dt$$ You need to add together the prices for all these small time intervals, which means doing the integral.
$$\mathrm{Cost}=\int_{t_1}^{t_2}0.06(36-22-20\cos(\frac{\pi t}{12}))dt$$
Here $t_1$ is when the temperature dips below 36 degrees, and $t_2$ is when it raises to 36 again.

A: This question is similar with question 5 from the 1998 Calc AB FRQ . Only the numbers are changed.
So you have found $$t\in[3.082,20.962]$$
Then the setup for part e. will be the following:
$$\begin{align}
C_{total~cost} &= 0.06\int_{3.082}^{20.962}\left(36-\left[22+20\cos\left(\frac{\pi t}{12}\right)\right]\right)dt\\
&=0.06(360.03979)=21.602\approx$21.6
\end{align}$$

A: Just for the fun of it.
You used a  graphing calculator for solving
$$22 + 20\cos(\frac{\pi t}{12})=36 \implies \cos(\frac{\pi t}{12})=\frac 7{10}$$ You could have used the approximation
$$\cos(x) \simeq\frac{\pi ^2-4x^2}{\pi ^2+x^2}\qquad (-\frac \pi 2 \leq x\leq\frac \pi 2)$$ making $x=\frac{\pi t}{12}$, we end then with
$$\frac{144-4 t^2 }{144+t^2}=\frac 7{10}\implies 47t^2=432\implies t=12 \sqrt{\frac{3}{47}}\approx 3.03175$$
$$C_{total~cost} = \frac 6 {100} \int_{12 \sqrt{\frac{3}{47}}}^{24-12 \sqrt{\frac{3}{47}}}\left(36-\left[22+20\cos\left(\frac{\pi t}{12}\right)\right]\right)dt$$ making the nice
$$C_{total~cost}=\frac{504 \left(47-\sqrt{141}\right)}{1175}+\frac{144 }{5 \pi }\sin \left(\sqrt{\frac{3}{47}} \pi \right)$$ We can continue using the magnificent approximation
$$\sin(x) \simeq \frac{16 (\pi -x) x}{5 \pi ^2-4 (\pi -x) x}\qquad (0\leq x\leq\pi)$$  proposed by Mahabhaskariya of Bhaskara I, a seventh-century Indian mathematician (that is to say more than $1400$ years ago)
$$\sin \left(\sqrt{\frac{3}{47}} \pi \right)\simeq \frac{16 \left(235 \sqrt{141}-177\right)}{58753}$$
$$C_{total~cost}=\frac{504 \left(47-\sqrt{141}\right)}{1175}+\frac{2304 \left(235 \sqrt{141}-177\right)}{293765 \pi }\approx 21.5912$$ while a completely rigorous calculation would give
$$C_{total~cost}=\frac{72 \left(\sqrt{51}+7 \pi -7 \cos ^{-1}\left(\frac{7}{10}\right)\right)}{25
   \pi }\approx 21.6026$$
I hope and wish that we shall not argue for one cent difference.
Merry Xmas


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Figurines of ancient fertility goddess found in Turkey
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An excavation led by Felix Pirson and assisted by Guler Ates has found Kybele terracotta figurines dating back to two millennia in and around the Bergama site, suggesting the cult of the Anatolian mother goddess was going strong during ancient times.
Eight new sacred sites and many figurines were found in and around the Bergama (Pergamon) ancient town near Izmir in Turkey. These terracotta figurines represent the goddess of fertility Kybele, going back 2,200 years.
The wide-scope excavations are being carried out with the collaboration of Turkey's Culture and Tourism Ministry and the German Archaeological Institute in Bergama ancient city. During the excavations in Bergama, there were five religious areas found within city walls and three outside city walls. In these areas a multitude of fertility goddesses, or mother goddesses, Kybele figurines were found.
"These terracotta figurines were found in pristine natural locations," says Assoc Prof Guler Ates, Celal Bayar University Archaeology Department faculty member. "The Kybele cult was people wishing for fertility of their lands, for their animals to not die, for their children to be healthy, for births to be easy and healthy," she tells TRT World.
According to Ates there are hundreds of pieces of baked earth ('terra cotta' in Latin) which will be cleaned, with those in good condition going to the Bergama Museum, and those in lesser condition going to storage.
Archaeological sources suggest that while there are elaborate religious structures such as the Temple of Athena dedicated to Greek deities, the public also held religious rites in natural locations and offered sacrifices in the name of Anatolian fertility goddess Kybele. "We have located numerous Kybele figurines in and around Bergama, on mountains, on hills, at water sources, at caves, in many religious areas," Ates says. "That was the most important belief for the common folk."
Guler Ates (second from L) and Felix Pirson (third from L) oversee preservation efforts at Bergama. (Lokman Ilhan / AA)
German Archaeological Institute Director Prof Felix Pirson tells Anadolu Agency that the Bergama excavation is a Turkish-German co-production and that more than 100 scientists are working in tandem for the project, from archaeologists to architects.
Pirson tells TRT World that while he has been the excavation director at Bergama since 2006, he has been working at the site since 1991 when he was still a student, and there have been particularly important discoveries during that time, including a necropolis dating back to the Hellenistic to Roman Imperial period.
"Our main research agenda is the relationship between Pergamon and surrounding areas is resources, climate change, human resources," Pirson says. "Archaeology these days is concerned with questions such as how did the economy function? Where did resources come from? How was the infrastructure? What was the human-environment relationship?" he explains.
Pirson adds that "Normally you would expect natural sanctuaries outside the city. But here [in Bergama] we find them inside the city as well; terracotta figurines, many of Kybele and some of Dionysos as well."
Pirson also tells AA that once they found the figurines they focused their attention on the sacred areas. "At the time the official cult was deities such as Zeus, Athena, but figurines found in nature tell us about the beliefs of the people. Bergama had a wide array of religious beliefs 2,200 years before our time and people believed in different gods."
He goes on to say "Sanctuaries at grave sites, natural areas and city centres contain Kybele figurines, which suggest that the people preferred the Anatolian fertility goddess."
The cult of the mother goddess associated with fertility, Kybele, was strong in Bergama. (Lokman Ilhan / AA)
In a book chapter called "Nature and Cult in Pergamon:
Meter Worship and Natural Sanctuaries," taken from F. Pirson - A. Scholl's A Hellenistic Capital in Anatolia (Istanbul 2014), Ates writes that "The mother goddess was one of the chief figures of the Pergamene pantheon; in Greek areas she was called Kybele but was only known as Meter in Anatolia. The local manifestations of Meter in Anatolia were named after mountains or caves."
She goes on to note that "The sacred topography of Pergamon thus included deities from the Graeco-Roman world as well as others with local Anatolian roots; the latter were associated above all with fertility and show that the inhabitants of a great city like Pergamon still had a very nature-oriented conception of life."
Associate Prof Guler Ates, Celal Bayar University Archaeology Department faculty member, tells AA that there have been goddess Kybele statuettes found in Bergama before but that there have been an increase of these findings in recent times.
People had gone to caves to worship while there were tremendous temples present, Ates points out: "We encountered Kybele figurines in sanctuaries, unspoiled natural areas, rocky terrain, water sources, caves. These [terracotta figurines] were made in workshops and offered for sale to the public as small tokens of offerings. Some were cheap and some were expensive. Those who bought these offering figurines would go with their bowls and such to natural sanctuaries. They would sacrifice animals, and worship. They would pray for a few days, break their bowls, leave the Kybele figurines, and go back to where they resided."
Ates says that women especially from Bergama would put up offerings to Kybele in order to have children. She adds that the articles they prepare discussing their findings about the Kybele cult have attracted attention worldwide. "Even when official beliefs have changed, the mother goddess, fertility, earth mother cult has continued to live on. The female presence and her earthly representation was strong in Anatolia," she adds.
Source: TRTWorld and agencies

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Q: AJAX returning current page when trying to execute separate PHP query Okay so, I'm a bit stuck... Here's my problem. So, what I'm trying to achieve is I have a JS calendar and what I want it to do is when I click on a date, it fetches the times available for that day and displays it and then changes depending on what day you click on WITHOUT refreshing the page. Now, looking around, the only way I can seem to do this is with AJAX (suggestions welcome) although I have never touched AJAX before so have no idea what I'm doing here.
So I've currently got my .HTACCESS files setup on my webserver to use dynamic subdomains.
It's sort of like a multi-step form, and I'm collecting data in the SESSION as I go. Now what I'm guessing the way to do is here, to send a AJAX query with a JS variable with the date and then that runs an SQL query and gets the times and displays them. Here's what I have so far.
Update Session

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Here's what I'm trying to create...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bgxSUxN6j2IOZcQBuAOo-PeCsuRgdmZ-/view?usp=sharing
Thanks in advance.

A: So, I've managed to work out what was going wrong. Because my HTACCESS file is creating SubDomains, it was also redirecting the Paths so in the AJAX code I used a URL to the code instead and then added a header to my PHP code on the file that needed to be requested.
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Since each state sets its own suspension limits for reporting, the NCLB provision is inconsistent across the nation with many states ignoring it all together. The state of Maryland, however, takes it seriously with rules that are more stringent than most other states.
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Q: MAC address in C# public static NDIS_802_3_ADDRESS StrToByteArray(string str)
{
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    byte[] m = encoding.GetBytes(str);
    NDIS_802_3_ADDRESS mac = new NDIS_802_3_ADDRESS(m);
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}

You use these method in order to change string to mac address, however the output of that is fixed value 30-30-2D-32-31-2D, whatever the input string.
Any ideas?

A: It's probably returning the MAC address for your network interface card.
If you're on windows, from the command line run ipconfig /all.  Does that match the value you are being returned?
I'm not really sure what this method is supposed to do in the first place.  What are you passing in as the input string and what do you expect this method to do?

A: The question is what does NDIS_802_3_ADDRESS does with byte array it receives? And where did you get it? It is a custom class/struct so you should tell us where you got it or what should it do.


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Makers' Stories – Dovile Bertulyte
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Dovile graduated from the University of Middlesex in 2013 with a BA in Jewellery & Accessories. She was accepted onto the Princes Trust Enterprise programme, which is where she heard about Cockpit Arts' Creative Careers. "In the craft world, Cockpit Arts is really renowned, so it was great to be offered a place here," she enthuses. Dovile arrived at the Holborn incubator in September 2015 and now shares a large studio with five other designer-makers.
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With these new, streamlined collections Dovile was encouraged to apply for New Designers 'One Year On'. She exhibited there at the end of June and, as a direct result, is currently taking part in a number of exhibitions at galleries throughout the UK, including Studio Fusion at Oxo Tower Wharf in London, Mission Gallery, Swansea and the Craft Centre & Design Gallery, Leeds.
Business Incubation Project Manager, Imogen Lawry, also worked closely with Dovile on her business plan, enabling her to apply for a loan through the Princes Trust Launchpad scheme. The pair now meet on a weekly basis. "As a small business you can easily get overwhelmed with everything," she admits. "Some days I would be stressing out with what to do and wouldn't do anything because I just didn't know where to start! Imogen has really helped me to tackle my time management and shown me how to prioritise my tasks."
Meanwhile, Cockpit's Business Incubation Programme Manager, Madeleine Furness, is helping Dovile apply for the Crafts Council's Hothouse mentoring scheme. Madeleine previously worked on the Hothouse team and has therefore been able to give Dovile some really insightful support with her application. "I have just emailed Madeleine to ask her to help me prepare for my interview, which is next Tuesday!" she smiles.
"The community here is amazing," she continues. "I've met so many great jewellery and textile designers that I've read about in books. Cockpit is a really interesting mix of people just starting out and those who are at the height of their career; it's nice for me to be able to see both sides."
There have been other benefits to being part of the Cockpit community. For example, Dovile had been struggling to find suitable part-time jewellery work to support her income. As soon as she arrived at Cockpit, she used the internal Google Groups to advertise for work, and now assists Cockpit jeweller Tamara Gomez in her studio one day a week. She has also benefitted from the wider reach of Cockpit's connections within the craft world, discovering a second job through Google Groups with a local watchmaker.
Dovile also credits the designer-maker directory on Cockpit Arts' website with driving a lot of traffic to her own website. Plus, she has enjoyed increased exposure at the bi-annual Open Studios events. "My type of audience comes to Open Studios," she says. "People are interested in crafts, they are interested in contemporary jewellery and it's nice to meet and talk to potential customers."
Dovile is very happy to have been awarded a further year's subsidised studio space at Cockpit's Holborn incubator. But she is already looking ahead to 2018, when she is hoping to get a permanent studio at Cockpit Arts. "I really want to get this business going," she says. "When my time with the Creative Careers programme is up at the end of next year, I want to apply for a full cost studio. Getting a studio here is one of the best things that has happened to me. It's changed my business and my personal life."
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The Edmond J. Safra Fountain Court, Somerset House in London, United Kingdom. Photo by Darrell Godliman.
Albanian Institute to represent Albania at London Design Biennale
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(LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM) — Albanian Institute New York is pleased to announce that it will represent Albania at the inaugural London Design Biennale 2016. Modeled after the Architecture and Art Biennales in Venice, the event has a range of contemporary perspectives, exploring big questions and ideas about sustainability, technology, migration, renewable energy, cities, social equality, and much more. More than 35 countries from all six continents will present new installations and commissioned works on the theme of Utopia by Design. Taking over the entirety of Somerset House, a center for the arts and culture, the Biennale takes place from September 7 – 27, 2016.
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"We are greatly honored to have been invited to present at the London Design Biennale, a truly global stage and the presentation of our participation will be part of a visual conversation that will be captured, shared and amplified all over the world" said Dino Korca, curator and director of the institute. "We are especially pleased that our contribution to the Biennale has been chosen to occupy the dramatic courtyard space of Somerset House, alongside Great Britain's, which will make it one of the most prominent pieces at this pioneering and prestigious event." — Dino Korca
ABOUT ALBANIAN CONTRIBUTION
The Albanian contribution to the Biennale, a site-specific sculpture installation for the courtyard of Somerset House is a concentric arrangement of stainless steel columns and benches that are designed to encourage both self- reflection and solidarity, referencing utopian city planning. The mirrored surfaces of the taller columns create reflections, creating myriad opportunities for interaction. The circular layout of the benches aims to facilitate democratic discussion and exchange, demonstrating the need for community and unification in any ideal city.
Dino Korca curator of the Albanian Pavilion says: "The installation strives to reference a place of harmony between the external and the internal, between the self and the society". The configuration echoes both the radial planning of Renaissance cities and a theory proposed by the French philosopher Louis Marin. Marin believed that every political system was haunted at its center by utopia, an unconscious and repressed dream of better that occasionally returned to disrupt the present.
"Artists have been imagining utopia since the term was coined centuries ago", says Dino Korca "we wanted to create a response to the theme that goes beyond aesthetics, appearance or the product alone", to address and question the individual's place within society.
Albania's response explores the value of utopian thought in times of uncertainty. With reference to the current migration, the core of the installation bears the engraved outline of Europe's borders, considered by many refugees as a modern day utopia. For Korca, utopia is a journey rather than a destination. He says: "There is no such thing as a perpetually perfect place, because life itself is but motion, always in a state of change"
ABOUT THE CURATOR
Dino Korca (b. Pristina, Kosovo) is Director of the Albanian Institute New York, overseeing its contemporary programing across all disciplines, working through collaborative partnerships with some of the biggest museums and organizations in New York and internationally. Since 2014, Korca also serves as President of the European Union National Institutes for Culture (EUNIC) in New York, part of a global coalition of cultural institutions and diplomatic services from the EU. He is well regarded in the art world, a recipient of a number of fellowships, and awards and a recognized cultural leader shaping the dialogue on leveraging the power of art, culture, and creativity to advance a positive transformation. Korca holds a Bachelor of Arts from DIT, and is a BCL graduate from the University College Dublin School of Law, Ireland.
Helidon Xhixha (b. in Albania) is a sculptor, though he insists that he doesn't sculpt materials; rather, he "uses materials to sculpt light," an act he considers to be one of the purest ways to harness raw energy. Xhixha, who lives and works between Milan and Dubai, has become a renowned global figure in the contemporary art scene through his iconic stainless steel structures that have rightly gained much success and critical acclaim. His works have been commissioned for large scale, public installations and monumental sculptures all around the world. Manipulating the steel allows for the object to become much more than a three dimensional sculpture, it starts to operate between the realms of the physical and the invisible, and creates a place where light, sound and object can all interact.
ABOUT SOMERSET HOUSE
A unique part of the London cultural scene, Somerset House is a historic building where surprising and original work comes to life. From its 18th-century origins, Somerset House has been a center for debate and discussion—an intellectual powerhouse for the nation. Somerset House is today a key cultural destination in London in which to experience a broad range of artistic activity, engage with artists, designers and makers and be a part of a major creative forum—an environment that is relaxed, welcoming and inspirational to visit while providing a stimulating workplace for the cultural and creative industries.
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ABOUT LONDON DESIGN BIENNALE
London Design Biennale 2016 is devoted to the theme "Utopia by Design" Taking over the entirety of Somerset House, including the Edmond J. Safra Fountain Court and River Terrace, it explored big questions and ideas about sustainability, migration, pollution, energy, cities and social equality. Visitors enjoyed engaging and interactive installations, innovations and proposed design solutions from 40 countries, cities and territories—all in an immersive, inspiring and entertaining tour of the world.
Sir John Sorrell CBE is president, Ben Evans is executive director, and Dr. Christopher Turner is director of the London Design Biennale 2016. London Design Biennale's International Advisory Committee and Jury 2018 are Paola Antonelli, Adelia Borges, Tristram Hunt, Hadeel Ibrahim, Mitra Khoubrou, James Lingwood MBE, Ana Elena Mallet, Professor Jeremy Myerson, Kayoko Ota, Jonathan Reekie CBE, Lord Richard Rogers of Riverside CH, Sir John Sorrell CBE, Ben Evans and Christopher Turner.
www.londondesignbiennale.com/
ABOUT ALBANIAN INSTITUTE NEW YORK
Albanian Institute is a New York based contemporary art and cultural institution, working to support and promote the arts in all disciplines, provide a forum for cultural exchange and dialogue, and create educational opportunities in the US and beyond. The institute achieves its mission through a vibrant program of presentations, exhibitions, films, performances, activities in education, cultural forums, events and talks and partnerships around the world.
Albanian Institute New York is member of European Union National Institutes for Culture in New York, a network of cultural organizations and diplomatic services from the EU serving globally.
For further information, contact our press team at: [email protected]tute.org , visit institute's website at www.albanianinstitute.org and follow the institute on www.twitter.com/albaniannewyork, www.facebook.com/albanianinstitute and www.instagram.com/albanianinstitute
*Featured Image: Somerset House, London, United Kingdom. Photo by Darrell Godliman.
Albanian Institute has been awarded the London Design Biennale 2016 Public Medal
Design Talks — Dino Korca in conversation with Dr. Christopher Turner


"This $20.7 million investment supports the City's commitment to public safety and to providing quality first response services for Richmond's growing community needs. The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certified facility demonstrates our leadership and commitment to environmental design and sustainability" said Jas Dharampal, project manager at the City of Richmond.
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The three-storey facility includes two suppression bays for fire rescue vehicles, two emergency vehicle technician bays for repair of fire apparatus, and two bays for up to six ambulance vehicles. The orientation of the offices, kitchen and dining room around an extensively glazed outdoor patio serves to maximize natural daylighting while providing an efficient flow via a central corridor. The positioning of the training classrooms to the south-west of the building allows for expansive views of the site training area below and the neighbouring green spaces, furthering exposure to natural light.
To achieve a strong civic identity for the City of Richmond, the building employs a strong roof form derived as an expression of both protection and as a reference to the cooperation between the RFR and the BCEHS. The folding of the roof on both sides of the building reflects this collaboration. To enliven the façade, the use of red cladding on the upper level punctuates the building while employing a common signifier in fire hall station design.
The north stair tower signifies a beacon for the neighborhood. By using a translucent fiberglass panel material, the soft light emanating from the stairwell produces a lantern effect. Reinforcing the significance of transparency at the street level, the landscaped public entry and linear positioning of the bays creates an effective civic presence while providing a layout that contributes to help speed response times in an emergency.
The design of the new station responds to the site's residential neighbourhood. "From this notion," describes Lange, "we looked at the building as an anchor to the local area and residences, as well as a landmark for the larger region." This approach aligns with the City of Richmond, as a strong proponent of city building that supports contemporary expression and signature buildings to foster a positive civic identity that creates a more attractive and sustainable urban environment.
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Hey Adam , count me in for that trip , looking forward to getting out again .
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Trip starts at 9am mate.Hope you can make it.
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- Same changes as above.
- Still needs some font adjustment and fill the alchemy section, which was empty.
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That's true and even more needed than the updates/revamps I am doing with monsters, but I never created a page from zero. If someone starts one and leaves some code* I can copy or follow as a guide, I will lend a hand.
*: like a chart with 1 image inserted, so I can modify it filling/creating new fields.
- Added a chart with damage and loot thresholds at the beginning of the page.
- Updated loot thresholds with the latest info from the spreadsheet.
- Put Lore section into a collapsible button.
- Added info of item bonuses from Item Archives.
This is a nice format! I popped in to add Soulforge under Item Archives, and touch up Aurora's page with Item Archives. I'm learning the format, but I'm happy to do minor edits.
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- Filled the missing info on the chart.
- Removed reference to Elite Guard, as it has been down for 3,5 years.
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- Put a chart at the beginning, with up to date info.
I did my best to edit the template and add a few rows to insert data about the rares but I failed miserably (you might even have seen some of my tries, as it took me almost 10 minutes to erase my mess).
PLEASE, PLEASE, could someone with knowledge enough create a template for the rare drops?
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- Corrected the amount of life in the "Sige weapons" part.
- Some other minor editing.


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Scorpio…The Celestial Scorpion
Katie-Ellen Hazeldine
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Most of us know our sign of the zodiac, but what does its constellation look like in the night sky, and what's the story behind the sign? Around October 23 this month we enter the sign of the Scorpion.
Common Associations
Dates: October 23 – November 21
Ruling planets: Co-ruled by Mars and after its discovery in 1930, Pluto
Symbol: Scorpion, Eagle, (Because of the nearby constellation, Aquila, the Eagle)
Zodiac Element: Water
Zodiac quality: Fixed
Keyword: I desire. I transform
Scorpio Colour: Dark red
Birthstone: Yellow Topaz, Opal, Aquamarine, Tourmaline.
Tree: Walnut. Hawthorn. Blackthorn
Tarot Card: Death
Public Domain: Image from the Rider-Waite tarot
Scorpius from which the zodiac sign of Scorpio gets its name is a massive and spectacular j- shaped constellation located in the southern hemisphere near the center of the Milky Way. In the Northern hemisphere, it can be seen in July and August, most visible in July at 9.00 PM. In the Southern hemisphere, it is visible from March to October, looking like a faint band in the Milky Way overhead.
Its name is Latin for scorpion, and it is one of the 48 constellations identified by the Greek astronomer Ptolemy in the second century. Like Aries, Taurus, and Leo, it is an ancient constellation, recognized as such pre-dating the Greeks.
Scorpius is the southernmost of all the constellations in the zodiac and lies between Libra to the west and Sagittarius to the east. It used to be bigger, but its claws later became part of the constellation of the Romans named Libra.
Its brightest star, one of the brightest of all in the night sky, is the 'heart' of the scorpion, Antares, meaning 'rival of Ares' (the Greek name for the Roman god of war, Mars) It is so-named because it is bright reddish in color, like Mars, and also because Scorpio's ruling planet was Mars until Pluto was discovered in 1930. Now it is considered co-ruled by both Mars (The Warrior) and Pluto (The Transformer)
Scorpius contains many bright stars and some interesting exo-planets. One is extremely old, and more than one is considered potentially habitable. The planet PSR B1620-26 b is sometimes nicknamed "Methuselah" being estimated at 12.7 billion years old. (The universe is about 13.7 billion years old.) Methuselah is vast, with a mass about twice that of Jupiter and it orbits around not one, but two stars.
Gliese 667Cc is a "super-Earth" about four times as massive as Earth. It orbits a red dwarf star, Gliese 667C; part of a three-star system only 22 light-years away from Earth. It's considered potentially habitable and the same system contains two other potentially habitable planets: Gliese 667Ce and Gliese 667Cf – both are about 2.7 times the mass of Earth.
"Habitability" is defined as a rocky world that is close enough to its parent star for liquid water to exist on the surface, though other factors may later rule it out, such as the variability of its star, or the composition of the planet's atmosphere.
Mythology and History
Nature, Religion and astrology were intertwined in the ancient world, and the scorpion has been here far longer than we have – hundreds of millions of years, more than 450 million, as compared with our six million or so.
Sometime around four thousand years ago the Babylonians looked up, discerned the brightly leaning J- shape in the summer stars and called this constellation MUL.GIR.TAB – the 'Scorpion', literally read as 'the (creature with) a burning sting'.
The movements and relative positions of Scorpius were mapped by Babylonian magicians and astrologers, who left written records of the omens they observed.
"When a halo surrounds the Moon and Scorpio stands in it, it will cause men to marry princesses, (or) lions will die, and the traffic of the land will be hindered."
A comet appearing in Scorpius was read as a warning of a plague, but when the Sun rose in Scorpius, alchemists saw their one chance for the transmutation of lead into gold.
In Greek mythology, the scorpion refers to a story about Orion. According to one of these myths, Orion boasted to his friend the goddess Artemis and her mother, Leto that he would hunt and kill every animal on Earth. Demeter, the goddess of Earth decided this was completely unacceptable behavior.
Artemis was a great hunter herself, but still, Artemis did not kill for the sake of killing and offered protection to all creatures. Demeter sent a scorpion to deal with Orion. He fought back, and according to some accounts he killed the scorpion, but whether or not Orion killed the scorpion, the scorpion killed Orion.
Public Domain: Orion and Scorpius
Zeus was much impressed by the scorpion's battle spirit and raised the scorpion to heaven and at the request of Artemis; he did the same for Orion.
In other cultures, it is not seen as a scorpion. In Indonesia, it is the Banyakangrem – "the brooded swan," or the Kalapa Doyong, meaning "the leaning coconut tree." In Hawaii, it is The Fishhook of the demi-god Maui.
In Chinese mythology, the constellation is part of the Azure Dragon.
And yet, there is consensus across not only continents but hemispheres. Thousands of years before the Greeks and Romans established their societies, the Australian Aboriginal people also saw the stars of Scorpius as a cosmic scorpion. The celestial scorpion was known to the Aztecs of Central Mexico, and the Lowland Mayans had scorpion constellations. These may match up with the Scorpion of the zodiac, but there is no clear proof. Among the Mayan people, the Scorpion and its astral associations were called 'Sinan' (scorpion). It is thought that the Mayans viewed the celestial scorpion as an eclipse-causing agent.
The identification of the constellation Scorpius with a living scorpion in a variety of cultures seems remarkable, considering the different locations and historical settings, offering an insight into the significant interplay between animal imagery, astrology, and religion in the ancient world.
The arrival of Scorpio's sign in the northern hemisphere coincides with the advent of mystery, the fast fading autumn light, and the ghosts, myths, and superstitions of Halloween, or All Hallows Eve, hence its association with the Tarot's Death Card.
Facts about scorpions
They are an ancient creature, the earliest evidence dates from the Silurian period 450 million years ago, when the first scorpion ancestors left the seas for the land and may have had gills. Fossils from the Carboniferous 300 million years ago indicate little change since then. Early scorpions may have had compound eyes.
They are arachnids arachnida scorpiones, with a body in two sections, 2 pincers or pedipalps, 8 legs like a spider, and an exoskeleton made of chitin. They are more closely related to Harvestmen than spiders.
They dance before mating, a stately promenade.
They give birth to live young and carry them on their backs until the babies have their first molt when they disperse. The mothers may eat the young if resources are desperately scarce.
They have a long life span compared with other arachnids, 2-3 years in the wild but they have lived up to 25 years in captivity. They can live a year without food and eat insects, spiders, other scorpions, and lizards. They also eat small mammals, such as mice.
They glow in the dark except when newly molted. Scorpion fossils still fluoresce, despite spending hundreds of millions of years embedded in rock.
They are famously venomous. Avoid. However, of the nearly 2,000 known species of scorpions in the world, only 25 have venom powerful enough to be dangerous to an adult human. Children are at greater risk because of their smaller size. In the U.S., the Arizona bark scorpion, Centruroides sculpturatus, produces venom strong enough to kill a small child, but anti-venom is widely available in medical facilities throughout its range, and deaths are rare.
The Scorpio Zodiac Personality
Like the other water signs, Cancer and Pisces, Scorpio is considered clairvoyant. or at least, keenly intuitive. But Scorpio has a far greater intensity.
This is water behaving as steam, while not overlooking the venom of its sting.
Scorpio rules the eighth sign of the zodiac, to do with Birth, Sex and Death. No wonder they can be intense, and sometimes full of contradictions– independent but clingy, loving but cold, authoritarian but risk-averse.
They are watchful but keep their emotions hidden. Born investigators, spies or secret agents, they are shrewd judges of human nature, while less conscientious Scorpio subjects may make use of this to their advantage and have a tendency of dropping friends whom they no longer see as useful.
But combined with a determination and loyalty where they do accord it, Scorpios can make great leaders, scientists, and devoted doctors. They are quick learners, very adaptable, often changing careers, going down new paths.
When wronged, they do not forgive. Scorpio is vengeful…and also patient. But they never forget a kindness either. They do not quickly forget, either way. Scorpio subjects are careful with money but when they do spend it, they tend to make good choices, investing wisely.
Next time… the story of the Sagittarius.
Katie-Ellen Hazeldine, BA Hons, Cert Ed, is an intuitive Tarot reader, consultant, and variously published writer in the UK. She has been reading the Tarot professionally since 2006 and has been featured for this work in "Fate and Fortune" magazine. Katie-Ellen Hazeldine Website | Twitter
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India's tycoons are playing a pivotal role in the Asian giant's most expensive election ever, from funding campaigns and tacit endorsements to being hot-button issues themselves.
"There's a trend towards plutocracy," Niranjan Sahoo, of the Observer Research Foundation (ORF) think-tank, says. "Unbridled corporate influence can have a serious impact on policies," he adds.
The New Delhi-based Centre for Media Studies estimates that around $5 billion (Bt158 billion) was spent during the 2014 election that swept Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to power – up from $2 billion in 2009.
"Elections are getting more expensive for many structural reasons," explains Milan Vaishnav, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace think-tank.
The BJP received 93 per cent of all donations above 20,000 rupees (Bt9,000) that year, according to ADR'S analysis. Modi's BJP banked 4.37 billion rupees; Congress got just 267 million rupees.
"There is a huge funding disparity now. Congress simply doesn't have the money to fight elections. That should worry people," says the ORF's Sahoo.
Critics, however, say it is now easier for wealthy entities to donate to political parties; corporate funding formed 92 per cent of the total donations declared by the BJP in 2017-18, according to ADR.
Last Friday India's supreme court ordered parties to reveal the identity of donors after activists challenged the bond system.
"The lack of transparency allows conflicts of interest and quid pro quos to flourish", says Vaishnav, who suspects that medium-sized businesses requiring permits from the government are more of an issue than India's big oligarchs.
"If you look at the measure that counts, which is how much money do these guys have, then India's tycoons have done tremendously well under Modi," James Crabtree, author of "The Billionaire Raj", explains.
Gandhi, 48, is trying to score political points by accusing Modi and Anil Ambani, Mukesh's younger brother, of dodgy dealings related to the purchase of Rafale jets from France – allegations both deny. Congress's leader is also using liquor-baron Mallya and jeweller Nirav Modi to attack the BJP. The government accuses them of massive fraud and is trying to extradite them from Britain.
Modi pledged to crack down on crony capitalism during his tenure so the duo represent a sore point for a man who prides himself on being India's "chowkidar" (watchman).
India's business community appears less enthusiastic about Modi this time round after a shock cancellation of high-value banknotes and poorly implemented new tax disrupted economic growth.
"He's not the messiah we thought he was but without doubt almost everybody wants Modi to come back with an absolute majority," says a prominent Mumbai-based businessman who asked not to be named. "Because beyond him there is no alternative," he adds.


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EBU implements changes to secure Eurovision's smooth continuity
With the covid-19 pandemic creating a totally new reality EBU has decided to implement significant changes in order to secure that the contest won't experience again another unfortunate cancellation.
Following the revelation of the next contest's dates by the Dutch host broadcasters , EBU has announced its intention to introduce some important changes in the contest in order to secure that the event will take place no matter what circumstances might make it difficult. This year's unprecedent cancellation due to the covid-19 outbreak brought forward the need of flexibility regarding the show's conduct.
Under these circumstances EBU has sensed the times' needs and has decided to enforce some changes that would provide the contest the flexibilty to adjust to any kind of circumstances. The new executive supervisor of the contest, Martin Österdahl explains the EBU's goal to adjust to the new reality and provide the contest the flexibilty that will secure its smooth running the years to come by saying:
As organizers of the world's largest live music event we are determined and united in our mission; to bring back a Contest, a new winner and a handover to a new Host Broadcaster. These elements are in our DNA and part of our legacy.
And continues confirming EBU's determination by saying:
It is my mission, as I step into the big shoes left by Jon Ola Sand, to ensure the Eurovision Song Contest remains agile but true to its traditions, its values, and its history. When we bring the Contest back in 2021, we are bringing it back for good.
Rule changes have been made to ensure the sustainability and longevity of the #Eurovision Song Contest
Read the thoughts of our new @Eurovision Executive Supervisor Martin Österdahl 👉 https://t.co/xvIeD3PnG9#ESC2021 | #BackforGoodpic.twitter.com/Mt2iKq7dwX
— EBU (@EBU_HQ) June 18, 2020
Pre-recorded vocals acceptable in the next contest
One of the first changes introduces is the acceptance of pre-recorded vocals during the on stage performances. From the next contest the acts will have the option to prerecord the backing vocals of their entry without being compulsory to bring with them backing vocalists on stage while they deliver their songs.
EBU claims that such change has several benefits. Firstly, the acts will be able to deliver their songs released from the compulsory live backing vocal and turn to other creative ideas to deliver on stage. Secondly, in this way the members of delegations are reduced along with the travel cost and making it easier for the organisers to accommodate other technical requests.
While the new changes is entirely optional leaving the decision to the delegates to choose pre-recorded vocals or live ones on stage, EBU clears out that pre-recorded Lead Vocals, Lead Dubs and/or any other vocals that effect or replace the Lead vocals cannot be admissible.
With the circumstances changing day by day and creating an unsteady enviroment, EBU will look over the developments and will be adjusting the way the contest will unfold adjusting it to the current needs. One thing must b kept in mind and that what EBU wants to pass to all the fans: 2020 will not happen again Eurovision will be back for good no matter what happens!
The next Eurovision Song Contest is secheduled for 18,20 and 22 May 2020 at Rotterdam Ahoy in the Dutch city of Rotterdam.
EBUEurovision 2021
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Norway: NRK releases the pre-qualified finalists and the 1st semi-final competing acts
Eurovision 2021: The filming of the first postcard has been completed


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The Devantier Family Tree
Genealogy for Devantier descendants
Olympe Devantier
1826 - 1913 (86 years) Has 73 ancestors and 31 descendants in this family tree.
Jacques Hans Devantier
Birth 11 May 1824 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Christened 16 May 1824 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Died 6 Mar 1915 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Buried 12 Mar 1915 Reformed Cemetery, Fredericia, Denmark
Father Jean Devantier, b. 28 Jan 1799, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Mother Susanne Cathrine Dupont, b. 31 May 1800, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Married 11 Apr 1823 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Family Cathrine Devantier, b. 7 Jul 1829, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Married 28 Mar 1851 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
1. Cathrine Devantier, b. 23 Jul 1853, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 2. Susanne Devantier, b. 1 May 1855, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
3. Stillborn Devantier, b. 9 Feb 1857, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 4. Hans Devantier, b. 23 Jan 1858, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 5. Matthias Heinrich Devantier, b. 15 Oct 1859, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
6. Marie Devantier, b. 25 Sep 1862, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 7. Albert Peter Devantier, b. 5 Feb 1865, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
8. Dagmar Devantier, b. 9 Apr 1867, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 9. Johan Peter Devantier, b. 6 May 1871, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
10. Viggo Peter Devantier, b. 18 Jul 1873, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Birth 6 Oct 1826 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Christened 8 Oct 1926 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Died 15 Jan 1913 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Buried 21 Jan 1913 Reformed Cemetery, Fredericia, Denmark
Family Hans Honore, b. 1 Dec 1823, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Married 8 Nov 1850 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
+ 1. Hans Honore, b. 19 Nov 1852, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
2. Peter Matthias Honore, b. 12 Oct 1854, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 3. Sophie Judith Honore, b. 13 Jan 1857, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 4. Matthias Heinrich Honore, b. 4 Dec 1858, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 5. Oline Marie Honore, b. 26 Jun 1861, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
6. Peter Hans Honore, b. 2 Jan 1865, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Marie Devantier
Died 13 Dec 1918 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Buried 19 Dec 1918 Reformed Cemetery, Fredericia, Denmark
Family 1 Heinrich Frederich Sauermilch, b. 30 Jan 1832, Slesvig
Married 13 May 1854 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Family 2 Hans Dupont, b. 1 Jan 1829, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Cathrine Devantier
Died 31 May 1929 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Buried 4 Jun 1929 Reformed Cemetery, Fredericia, Denmark
Family Jacques Devantier, b. 25 Dec 1830, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Mathias Devantier
Birth 27 Jul 1834 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Christened 3 Aug 1834 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Died 18 Jul 1852 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Buried 22 Jul 1852 Reformed Cemetery, Fredericia, Denmark
Hans Devantier
Birth 30 Mar 1838 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Christened 15 Apr 1838 Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Died 3 Jul 1887 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Buried 7 Jul 1887 Reformed Cemetery, Fredericia, Denmark
Family Marie Devantier, b. 25 Feb 1835, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Susanne Devantier
Birth 16 Dec 1840 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Christened 26 Dec 1840 Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Died 20 Dec 1929
Family Johan Henrich Henrichsen, b. 15 Jul 1826, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Married 25 Oct 1861 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
+ 1. Henrich Henrichsen, b. 24 Mar 1862, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
2. Susanne Laurine Cathrine Henrichsen, b. 23 Oct 1863, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
3. Eleonore Emilie Henrichsen, b. 1867, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
4. Stillborn Henrichsen, b. 9 Feb 1870, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
5. Hansine Louise Henrichsen, b. 1874, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Pierre Devantier
Birth 1637 La Gorgue, La Leu, France
Died 16 Dec 1692 Woddow, Brandenburg, Germany
Family Marie Labove, b. 1641, Calais, France
Married 1660 Friesenheim, Pfalz, Germany
+ 1. Pierre Devantier, b. 1662, Friesenheim, Pfalz, Germany
+ 2. Marie Devantier, b. 1665, Friesenheim, Pfalz, Germany
+ 3. Jacob Devantier, b. 1665, Friesenheim, Pfalz, Germany
+ 4. Isaac Devantier, b. 1666, Friesenheim, Pfalz, Germany
5. Jeanne Devantier, b. 1667, Friesenheim, Pfalz, Germany
+ 6. Abraham Devantier, b. 1669, Friesenheim, Pfalz, Germany
7. Sara Devantier, b. 1670, Friesenheim, Pfalz, Germany
8. Elisabeth Devantier, b. 1683, Friesenheim, Pfalz, Germany
Catherine Fouque
Family Conrad Chenedre, b. 1641, Rotebouche, Canton Z?rich, Schweiz
+ 1. Anne Chenedre, b. 1678, Friesenheim, Pfalz, Germany
Jean Devantier
Birth 28 Jan 1799 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Christened 3 Feb 1799 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Died 15 Jun 1874 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Buried 18 Jun 1874 Reformed Cemetery, Fredericia, Denmark
Father Jacques Devantier, b. 13 Apr 1770, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Mother Anna Cathrina Honore, b. 30 Dec 1770, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Family 1 Olympe Deleuran, b. 15 Nov 1798, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
1. Susanne Devantier, b. 7 Oct 1822, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Family 2 Susanne Cathrine Dupont, b. 31 May 1800, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 1. Jacques Hans Devantier, b. 11 May 1824, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 2. Olympe Devantier, b. 6 Oct 1826, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
3. Marie Devantier, b. 19 May 1829, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
4. Cathrine Devantier, b. 19 May 1832, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
5. Mathias Devantier, b. 27 Jul 1834, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
6. Hans Devantier, b. 30 Mar 1838, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 7. Susanne Devantier, b. 16 Dec 1840, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Olympe Deleuran
Birth 15 Nov 1798 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Christened 18 Nov 1798 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Died 17 Oct 1822 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Father Jean Deleuran, b. 17 Aug 1766, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Mother Susanne Marie Dupont, b. 11 Jun 1772, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Family Jean Devantier, b. 28 Jan 1799, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Susanne Cathrine Dupont
Christened 9 Jun 1800 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Father Matthieu Dupont, b. 26 Mar 1775, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Mother Marie Dupont, b. 4 Jul 1776, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Married 26 Aug 1796 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Hans Honore
Birth 1 Dec 1823 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Christened 27 Dec 1823 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Died 5 May 1896 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Buried 11 May 1896 Reformed Cemetery, Fredericia, Denmark
Father Isaac Honore, b. 23 Sep 1787, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Mother Judith Honore, b. 5 Oct 1787, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Married 16 Nov 1810 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Family Olympe Devantier, b. 6 Oct 1826, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Died 1 Jan 1907 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Buried 7 Jan 1907 Reformed Cemetery, Fredericia, Denmark
Father Hans Honore, b. 1 Dec 1823, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Mother Olympe Devantier, b. 6 Oct 1826, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Family Cathrine Stein, b. 29 Jan 1853, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
1. Hans Isaac Honore, b. 25 Apr 1880, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
2. Oline Honore, b. 16 May 1881, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
3. Christian Peter Honore, b. 5 Jul 1882, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
4. Marius Honore, b. 11 Jul 1883, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 5. Johannes Honore, b. 9 Apr 1886, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 6. Cathrine Honore, b. 2 Apr 1888, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
7. Emil Hans Honore, b. 14 Jun 1890, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Cathrine Stein
Died 20 Nov 1918 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Buried 25 Nov 1918 Reformed Cemetery, Fredericia, Denmark
Father Isaac Stein, b. 20 Feb 1823, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Mother Olympe Dupont, b. 3 Nov 1825, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Married 1 Jun 1850 Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Family Hans Honore, b. 19 Nov 1852, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Peter Matthias Honore
Birth 12 Oct 1854 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Christened 26 Nov 1854 Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Died 2 Dec 1862 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Sophie Judith Honore
Christened 13 Mar 1857 Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Died 24 Mar 1939 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Family Søren Olesen, b. 10 Aug 1853, Tandrup, Odense amt, Denmark
Married 24 Aug 1878 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
1. Oline Margrethe Petrine Olesen, b. 5 Nov 1878, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
2. Hansine Elisabeth Olesen, b. 25 Feb 1880, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
3. Sofie Eline Mathilde Olesen, b. 26 Oct 1881, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
4. Anna Katrine Olesen, b. 11 Oct 1885, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
5. Marie Olympe Olesen, b. 15 Oct 1887, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Søren Olesen
Birth 10 Aug 1853 Tandrup, Odense amt, Denmark
Family Sophie Judith Honore, b. 13 Jan 1857, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Matthias Heinrich Honore
Christened 13 Feb 1858 Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Family Anna Sørensen, b. 8 Jun 1869, Denmark
Married 21 Dec 1890 New York, New York, USA
1. Harold M Honore, b. 1906, San Francisco, California, USA
Anna Sørensen
Birth 8 Jun 1869 Denmark
Family Matthias Heinrich Honore, b. 4 Dec 1858, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Oline Marie Honore
Birth 26 Jun 1861 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Christened 1 Sep 1861 Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Family Johann Christian Schumacher, b. 3 Oct 1858, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
1. Doris Oline Schumacher, b. 10 Jan 1883, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
2. Johan Schumacher, b. 1 Feb 1884, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
3. Alexander Schumacher, b. 3 Aug 1885, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
+ 4. Oline Schumacher, b. 28 Jul 1887, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
5. Margrethe Schumacher, b. 28 Jun 1889, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
6. Olaf Schumacher, b. 12 Aug 1898, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Johann Christian Schumacher
Family Oline Marie Honore, b. 26 Jun 1861, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Peter Hans Honore
Birth 2 Jan 1865 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
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Devantier Descendants 80
Devantier Huguenots in Uckermark and Denmark collected by Johanna Oqueka and Hans Wendt, Berlin and published in 1985
Name Olympe Devantier
Born 6 Oct 1826 Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Census 18 Feb 1834 Dronningensgade, Fredericia, Denmark
1834 census, Dronninggensgade ?stre side 8, Fredericia, Denmark
1834 census, Dronningensgade 8a & 9a & 9b, Fredericia Denmark
1840 census, Dronninggensgade Østre side 8, Fredericia, Denmark
1860 census, Dronningensgade, Fredericia, Denmark
nr. 48b
1860 census, Dronningensgade 43 & 44a & 44b & 45 & 46b & 47 & 48a & 48b & 49, Fredericia, Denmark
1880 census, Dronningegade, Fredericia, Denmark.
Matrikel 473 nr. 20
1880 census, Dronningensgade 20, Fredericia, Denmark
Census 1 Feb 1901 Dronningensgade, Fredericia, Denmark
Dead from the Reformed parish register 1912 - 1913
Baptized from the Reformed parish register 1826
Copies from The Reformed Congregation Church Book in Fredericia, Denmark. Baptized 1722 – 1838
Siblings 6 siblings
+ 1. Jacques Hans Devantier, b. 11 May 1824, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 6 Mar 1915, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 90 years)
+ 2. Olympe Devantier, b. 6 Oct 1826, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 15 Jan 1913, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 86 years)
3. Marie Devantier, b. 19 May 1829, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 13 Dec 1918, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 89 years)
4. Cathrine Devantier, b. 19 May 1832, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 31 May 1929, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 97 years)
5. Mathias Devantier, b. 27 Jul 1834, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 18 Jul 1852, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 17 years)
6. Hans Devantier, b. 30 Mar 1838, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 3 Jul 1887, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 49 years)
+ 7. Susanne Devantier, b. 16 Dec 1840, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 20 Dec 1929 (Age 89 years)
Oldest Known Ancestors
Paternal Line: Pierre Devantier, b. 1637, La Gorgue, La Leu, France , d. 16 Dec 1692, Woddow, Brandenburg, Germany
Maternal Line: Catherine Fouque
Person ID I1841 Devantier Tree | Danish - Fredericia Branch, Decendant of Pierre Devantier (1637-1692)
Father Jean Devantier, b. 28 Jan 1799, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 15 Jun 1874, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 75 years)
▸ Other Partners: Olympe Deleuran, m. 26 Apr 1822
Mother Susanne Cathrine Dupont, b. 31 May 1800, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 12 Jan 1888, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 87 years)
Family Hans Honore, b. 1 Dec 1823, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 5 May 1896, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 72 years)
Marriage from the Reformed parish register 1850
+ 1. Hans Honore, b. 19 Nov 1852, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 1 Jan 1907, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 54 years)
▸ Cathrine Stein, m. 10 May 1879
2. Peter Matthias Honore, b. 12 Oct 1854, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 2 Dec 1862, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 8 years)
+ 3. Sophie Judith Honore, b. 13 Jan 1857, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 24 Mar 1939, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 82 years)
▸ Søren Olesen, m. 24 Aug 1878
▸ Anna Sørensen, m. 21 Dec 1890
+ 5. Oline Marie Honore, b. 26 Jun 1861, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 17 May 1939, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 77 years)
▸ Johann Christian Schumacher, m. 1882
6. Peter Hans Honore, b. 2 Jan 1865, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark , d. 21 Dec 1866, Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark (Age 1 years)
Born - 6 Oct 1826 - Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Census - 1834 census, Dronninggensgade ?stre side 8, Fredericia, Denmark - 18 Feb 1834 - Dronningensgade, Fredericia, Denmark
Married - 8 Nov 1850 - Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark
Census - 1860 census, Dronningensgade, Fredericia, Denmark nr. 48b - 01 Feb 1860 - Dronningensgade, Fredericia, Denmark
Census - 1880 census, Dronningegade, Fredericia, Denmark. Matrikel 473 nr. 20 - 01 Feb 1880 - Dronningensgade, Fredericia, Denmark
Census - 1901 census, Dronningensgade 20, Fredericia, Denmark - 1 Feb 1901 - Dronningensgade, Fredericia, Denmark
Died - 15 Jan 1913 - Fredericia, Elbo herred, Vejle amt, Denmark
Buried - 21 Jan 1913 - Reformed Cemetery, Fredericia, Denmark
Christened - 8 Oct 1926 - Reformed Church, Reformed Congregation, Fredericia, Denmark


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Ab Uno - La Linea Negra (Audio/Music documentary dedicated to the native tribe of Arhuaco)
By feltopptak,
September 4, 2020 in New & Upcoming Releases
feltopptak
La Linea Negra is an independent project exposing through a sonic journey the encounter with a native Aruachos family in the area of Santa Marta, in the Sierra Nevada.
Routine days spent surrounded by the mountains of the Colombian Department of Magdalena as special guests of a warm and friendly family who decided to share their customs, culture and ancestral knowledge with us, their "younger brothers" ...
This project aims to present a personal vision of the natural soundscape of this place and of those living there.
A place that today, along with the Amazon forest, constitutes one of the most complex and important ecosystems on a global scale in terms of biodiversity and natural resources.
Field-recording and sound design can be regarded, in this case, as a personal contribution to a wider socio-cultural action.
The echo of the forest, birds' chirping, the spring of water with its branching courses, the systematic and punctual insects' conversations, the tribal rhythms of the drums, the fuss in the hut along with the dark and lilting voice of the Mamo, these are all fleeting impulses of a landscape which has no accurate spatiotemporal connotation but that constantly refers to our primordial origins.
On the one hand, the aim is to create a deep immersion in these territories through a real practice of deep listening implying a high level of attention to the innermost details of sound. On the other hand, this is the call for an unconditional act of listening that can somehow induce the listener through subtle reminiscences to a more personal interpretation of the landscape.
Ab Uno shapes sonic material through recording, editing, and recombination of sound objects and acoustic elements carved into physical and cultural landscapes, in the voices of the wind or the unheard tales of tribal communities.
Recorded in the sacred territory of Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia.
Dedicated to the native tribe of Arhuaco.
Part of the proceeds from this release will be devolved to support the family that hosted us making it possible to realize this work.
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