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Take a Stand for Language Standards
English usage is always evolving, but the rate of evolution seems to accelerate all the time, and careful observers will note in a wide variety of content pervasive examples of the relaxation of standards for written English. This post discusses several categories in which it appears that even professional writers often seem unaware of basic precepts of good writing.
As discussed in previous posts, the velocity of change in what is considered acceptable written English has sped up thanks to the proliferation of media resources available to the average person and the dynamics of the publishing industry. Because of the explosive increase in content produced by poorly trained writers (amateurs and professionals alike) and the decrease in rigorous editing, substandard writing spreads unchecked, with the following results.
Writers often, out of ignorance and/or apathy, close compound words that are treated as open and hyphenated in dictionaries and other writer resources, so that, for instance, we increasingly see "life span" styled as lifespan and "time frame" written as timeframe, and mind-set and light-year appear, respectively, as mindset and lightyear. This process has occurred for hundreds of years as a natural progression, but we appear to be in the midst of multiple evolutions occurring simultaneously.
In a similar case, "all right" frequently appears as alright. It has done so since the mid-nineteenth century, but what's new is that it is now creeping over from lay writing such as personal blogs to professionally produced content such as online newspapers.
Amateur and professional writers alike are also increasingly failing to observe two types of distinctions between essential and nonessential phrases. First, for example, is the error seen in identifications of people such as the one in "Company president, John Smith, was also named in the suit." The mistaken use of internal punctuation, due to the confusion of the simple job description "company president" with the appositive "the company president," which would require the name to be set off from the descriptor because that phrase and the name are interchangeable (while "company president" and "John Smith" are not), is nothing new but is becoming commonplace in professionally produced content.
As an example of the second type of essential/nonessential confusion, the following sentence is flawed because it implies that more than one Emergency Alerts system exists, and the one in question, unlike one or more others, can send alerts about catastrophic events: "The agency sent the alert through the national Emergency Alerts system that can send alerts about catastrophic events." The following revision correctly observes that "can send alerts about catastrophic events" describes the system's function rather than explains the specific function of one type of system (which is the point of the sentence): "The agency sent the alert through the national Emergency Alerts system, which can send alerts about catastrophic events."
That type of error, published on the website of a metropolitan newspaper, unlike the others noted above, is a cardinal sin rather than a venial one because it doesn't just "look wrong"; it affects clarity and comprehension.
I'm well aware that observations such as these can make me sound like a get-off-my-lawn geezer, but this is my point: Such shifts in our language are inevitable, but as a treasure hunter tells intrepid teenage Indiana Jones when the latter fails to prevent an artifact from being sold on the black market, "You lost today, kid, but that doesn't mean you have to like it." That is not to say I don't "like it," that I don't approve of language evolution (which is just as futile as not approving the sun going down or the tide coming in), but what I don't like is a failure to respect and observe current standards. Just as we agree that certain letters, numbers, and other symbols represent various sounds, quantities, and functions, we should agree on precepts of grammar, syntax, usage, and punctuation.
As a professional editor and writer, it is my responsibility to help preserve the language as it is now, according to standards codified in numerous writing and editing guides and other resources, and not anticipate revisions that will appear in future editions, and I recommend that you do so, too.
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10 Responses to "Take a Stand for Language Standards"
Chuck Hustmyre on October 23, 2017 10:01 am
Hear, hear! I, too, am disheartened by the rapid deterioration of the English language. That deterioration seems symptomatic of a more general malaise, that of the degradation of any kind of standards or norms. Even the very word "normal" has become insulting to people.
ApK on October 23, 2017 10:30 am
On seeing the title, I was all set to give this article a "hear, hear" as well, but to see you lead with closed compounds, perhaps one of the most arbitrary and dynamic aspects of English style, makes me pause.
We have so-called professional writers who don't know the difference between "I" and "me" in the simplest uses, and who use words to mean something completely other than than they do, just because they are ignorant of the meaning, but are happy to reuse it incorrectly if they hear one other lazy, apathetic writer misuse it first ('literally' and 'factoid' come immediately to mind), and who actually spend the energy to make arguments like "standards and grammar rules are meaningless and irrelevant as long as you get the point across, and no one really agrees on the rules anyway," that I can barely believe closed compounds even make the list!
Well, on principle: Hear, hear.
Helen A on October 23, 2017 1:06 pm
I too was initially inclined to a "hear hear" – until I read your comment about the use of alright in place of all right. Consulting my Shorter Oxford English Dictionary (which, as I am sure you know, is anything but "short"!) confirms that the usage "alright goes" back to the early 17th century, so is hardly new! I quote:
"all right adverbial, adjectival, & noun phr. Also alright. E17.
[ORIGIN from all adverb + right adverb, adjective.]"
Michael Tevlin on October 23, 2017 2:08 pm
Your point is well taken that we should honor current standards while acknowledging the evolution of the great English language. I also agree with ApK that we are seeing more and more egregious errors such as using me rather than I as a subject. How many college-educated adults say things like "Me and her went shopping"? As I used to tell my teenagers, "Just because everyone's doing it doesn't make it right."
Mark Nichol on October 23, 2017 3:22 pm
I am aware that alright has been attested in English for hundreds of years, but its inclusion in the dictionary merely acknowledges its existence and does not endorse its inclusion in formal English usage. (See also ain't.) Arbitrary standards (why, for example, is altogether considered standard when alright is not?) are vexing, but as I argue, we best serve clear communication by adhering to them while they prevail.
To play Devil's Advocate, Mark:
Who or what has to "endorse its inclusion in formal English usage?"
And who or what determines if a standard is indeed prevailing, or is on the way out?
venqax on October 26, 2017 11:44 am
I am also frustrated by the decline of language (and other) standards, and I think it is the responsibility of professional language-users to resist it. Yes, English "evolves", but, unlike in the past today the majority of the population is not illiterate (technically, anyway) and a large portion have some higher education. So, historical excuses simply no longer exist for changes to English that are borne of ignorance or laziness. And we must face it: That is exactly where most "evolution" comes from. People don't say "aks" because they are aware of the medieval spelling, don't say "nucular" for a considered reason, and don't write "alright" because they are familiar with its pedigree. They don't say they want to control their destiny or that the US is comprised of 50 states because they know the definitions of those words yet choose to ignore them. They do so because they don't know better and/or don't care. That is the fault of our failure to teach and enforce proper standards. And with then internet and sites like DWT alive today, everyone has access to knowledge of proper English if they just make a little effort. No more excuses.
Venqax,
I understand the "comprised of" thing (although I must admit I can't get worked up about a subtle shift like that for a few reasons, not the least of which is that 'comprised' does not need to be dimished by the existence of an alternate related meaning that is clearly indicated by the addition of 'of') but what the heck is wrong with "control their destiny?"
venqax on October 28, 2017 12:36 pm
Can we please overcome the need to keep explaining what the dictionary is and what it is not, and why it is of little to no relevance when discussing matters of English more sophisticated than standard spelling?
"…inclusion in the dictionary merely acknowledges its existence and does not endorse its inclusion in formal English usage."
Dictionaries are de scriptive, not pre scriptive. That does not mean there are no prescriptive standards for English. And how old some usage is says little about its legitimacy today. Angell, bicause, garlick, jugg, garbidge, abowt—superfluous "e"s on the end of just about everything—these are all common old spellings as well. That doesn't make thme acceptable nowe.
Dale A. Wood on October 31, 2017 7:13 pm
Note from the article: "Because of the explosive increase in content produced by poorly trained writers (amateurs and professionals alike) and the decrease in rigorous editing, substandard writing spreads unchecked, with the following results."
This could be condensed down to "Poorly trained editors and publishers, amateurs and professionals alike."
Furthermore, the reason behind this is that there are plenty of publishers who are unwilling to pay for the training and upkeep of great editors.
They would rather just lay them off, rather than to pay them. Furthermore, "laid off" used to mean "with a reasonable expectation of being 'brought back on board' within a reasonable amount of time." Workers used to get laid off for three months, six months, nine months, a year, and then rehired.
Nowadays, "laid off" means forever.


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Vietnam sees no new Covid-19 cases
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A medical worker checks the body temperature of a driver at a checkpoint in Hanoi City. The Ministry of Health reported no new Covid-19 cases this morning, April 17, keeping the country's cumulative number of confirmed cases at 268 - PHOTO: VNA
HCMC – The Ministry of Health reported no new Covid-19 cases this morning, April 17, keeping the country's cumulative number of confirmed cases at 268, while as many as 14 patients are expected to be discharged from hospital today.
Of 268 confirmed cases in the country, 177 patients have recovered and been released from hospital.
The National Hospital for Tropical Diseases in Hanoi City will discharge 14 more coronavirus patients who have recovered from the virus, the local media reported.
On April 16, six patients were declared free of Covid-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, including two in Quang Ninh Province, three in Ha Nam Province and one in Ninh Binh Province.
The three critically ill patients, tagged as the 19th, 91st and 161st, have showed some positive signs, with the first being able to be aware of her surroundings. The 19th and 91st no longer had a fever, according to the national steering committee for Covid-19 infection prevention and control.
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Eni!…celebrating Onabrakpeya's 60 years of steller career
Arts Event News
By Prisca Sam-Duru
Some years ago, I remember having a chat with Professor Bruce Onabrakpeya during a group exhibition with some other art grand masters. I asked him when he hoped to retire and he said that he wasnt going to retire but will continue as an artist so long as his hands could still move.
Today, Prof Onabrakpeya's works are showing at the Wheatbaker Hotel and Freedom Park, Lagos which is an eloquent indication that the iconic artist isn't truly thinking about retiring even at above 80 years.
He is celebrating sixty years of stellar career as one of Nigeria's most celebrated pioneer contemporary artist.
One of Onabrakpeya's works showing at the Wheatbaker Hotel, Lagos
A total of 36 rare prints are on display in the special commemorative exhibition, titled, "Eni! You Can Always Tell Where the Elephant Has Passed by!"
The exhibition is curated by Sandra Mbanefo Obiago of SMO Contemporary Art and hosted by the Wheatbaker Hotel, Lagos.
The ENI exhibition is supported by Louis Guntrum Wines. It opened on April 27th and runs until the end of July, with a special reception and artist talk held during the month of June.
In addition to ENI and Onobrakpeya's installations and sculptures currently being exhibited at Freedom Park in Lagos, a third exhibition is planned to take place in Agbhara-Ottor in August, all to commemorate his prolific career.
As noted earlier, Eni! You Can Always Tell Where the Elephant Has Passed by! marks sixty years since Onobrakpeya's first exhibition in 1959 in Ughelli, while he was a student at the Nigerian College of Arts Science & Technology in Zaria. The rare prints presented in the exhibition present highlights of the artist's life and works but more importantly, are an important chronicle of Nigeria's post-independence era.
One of Nigeria's most important artistic pioneers, Onobrakpeya, born in 1932, grew up in Delta State.
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He obtained a Diploma in Fine Arts and a Teacher's Certificate from the Nigerian College of Arts, Science and Technology (now called Ahmadu Bello University) in Zaria in 1962. Onobrakpeya was a member of the famous Zaria Art Society which was a student group that sought to develop a new aesthetic language deeply rooted in African tradition and philosophy. The group included Uche Okeke, Yusuf Grillo, Demas Nwoko, Oseloka Osadebe and other students who drew strength from the post-colonial independence movement.
These aspiring young artists were later called the "Zaria Rebels" and quickly made their mark internationally with their strong visual philisophy.
In a bid to clear any form of confusion that may arise from trying to understand the nature of the Zaria Rebels, Onobrakpeya who began to experiment with diverse media including painting, sculpture, prints, low relief foils, large scale installations and mixed media works created out of found objects, explained that "We were not rebelling against anything as such but thought that the idea of just using the
Prof Bruce aonabrakpeya
western art technique without relating it to our culture wasn't right, "
The grand master print maker has received multiple awards and his works have been exhibited at the Venice Biennale in 1990, the Tate Modern in London, the National Museum of African Art of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., the Malmö Konsthall in Malmö, Sweden and the National Gallery of Modern Art, Lagos to name a few. He received the UNESCO Living Human Treasures Award in 2006.
Speaking during a preview of the works, the exhibition curator, Sandra Mbanefo Obiago said,
"We are excited to be exhibiting Okpogho (The Hornbill), a print which dates back to Prof. Onobrakpeya's first exhibition in Ughelli in 1959, alongside Chibok Girls, a recent print he created in 2017, as an homage to the kidnapped Nigerian school girls, as well as prints from his Niger Delta environmental protest series"
She noted that "Prof Onobrakpeya is not just one of our finest artist's, his works are also important historical documents which showcase Nigeria's rich history and culture, alongside socio-political events of the past sixty years."
Excited for hosting works by the veteran artist, Director of the Wheatbaker, Mosun Ogunbanjo said "We are extremely proud to host this internationally significant exhibition of Prof. Bruce Onobrakpeya's prints", adding that "It is important to us that both our international and local guests enjoy some of the best art Nigeria has to offer, as we confirm our commitment to using our platform to celebrate the best creativity of our master artists as well as emerging talent."
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Upon entering the store, I was taken with all of the local products they carry. Of course, really delicious-looking apples were prominent, with a great array of other fresh seasonal produce. I found so many companies that I didn't even know existed — Bert's Awesome Stuff (Farmington), Maine Chef's salsa and jams (Rockland) and seasonings from Meadowbourne Pantry (Monmouth) were just a few. In the cooler you'll find Kennebec Cheeses and Smiling Hill Farm products. That day, they were expecting their first order of fresh pastas supplied from Blue Ribbon Farm in Mercer.
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For dinner at home that night we had a cup of their fresh tomato and orzo soup that was fantastic. The orzo was a nice contrast to the smooth puree of fresh tomatoes and cream. The entree that day was Chicken Divan, but it was way better than the version I make. Trina remarked, "We put a lot of what's good in it!" Our 8-inch tin was loaded with tender, moist chicken and broccoli. It was the creamy topping with a hint of curry that made the casserole so yummy. And because it was so big, it was enough for two meals.
I'd chosen a coconut macaroon for dessert. The bottom of these luscious things are dipped in dark chocolate. I was glad I waited until evening to dig into my dessert. George had consumed his turnover hours ago and was eyeing my macaroon. In the future, we'll be getting two macaroons and eating them at the same time!


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South Korea's citizens living close to the border with North Korea have underground shelters for safety in case war breaks out. But in capital Seoul, subway stations and parking garages serve as shelters.
Tensions soared further after North Korea tested Hwasong-14, its first intercontinental ballistic missile (or ICMB) this month. (TRT World and Agencies)
North Korea's nuclear and missile programmes are perceived as a growing threat to South Korea. The South's residents are, however, divided over the country's preparations in case the North strikes.
People living in border towns are constantly anxious while for those in the capital Seoul, it's business as usual.
The town of Pocheon in South Korea, just minutes away from the North's border is home to a US military firing range used for combat exercises.
It's a constant reminder that the two Koreas are still in a state of war.
To alleviate fears for residents, the city has eight underground shelters equipped for disasters, including a military strike and safety exercises are held frequently throughout the year.
But in Seoul, things are different. Citizens are desensitised to the idea of a North Korean offensive.
Subway stations and parking garages are used as shelters with no sustainable supply of food, water or gas masks.
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Veteran filmmaker Basu Chatterjee passes away at 93
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Veteran filmmaker Basu Chatterjee, known for making films like ?Ek Ruka Hua Faisla?, Chitchor?, Rajnigandha?, Chhoti Si Baat?, etc., passed away at the age of 93 on June 4 in Mumbai due to age-related health issues. His last rites were performed at Santacruz cremation at 2 pm.
Indian Film and TV Directors Association president Ashoke Pandit took to twitter to announce the news. Sharing a photo of Chatterjee, he tweeted, I am extremely grieved to inform you all the demise of Legendary Filmmaker Basu Chatterjee ji. His last rites will be performed today at Santacruz cremation at 2 pm. It's a great loss to the industry. Will miss you sir. #RIPBasuChatterjee.
Basu Chatterjees last commercially successful film was Chameli Ki Shaadi (1986). He was popular for his middle-of-the-road cinema and also directed many Bengali films like Hothat Brishti?, Hochcheta Ki? and Hothat Shei Din.
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Find sources: "Coutances" – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (September 2016) (Learn how and when to remove this template message)
Coutances (French pronunciation: [kutɑ̃s]) is a commune in the Manche department in Normandy in north-western France.
Subprefecture and commune
Coutances Cathedral
Location of Coutances
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Coordinates: 49°03′N 1°26′W / 49.05°N 1.44°W / 49.05; -1.44Coordinates: 49°03′N 1°26′W / 49.05°N 1.44°W / 49.05; -1.44
12.51 km2 (4.83 sq mi)
50147 /50200
12–150 m (39–492 ft)
American armored and infantry forces pass through Coutances, France, in July 1944
Capital of the Unelli, a Gaulish tribe, the town was given the name of Constantia in 298 during the reign of Roman emperor Constantius Chlorus. The surrounding region, called in Latin the pagus Constantinus subsequently became known as the Cotentin Peninsula.
The town was destroyed by invading Normans in 866, who later established settlements and incorporated the whole peninsula into the Duchy of Normandy in 933.
On 17 July 1944, during the Battle for Normandy in World War II, the city was bombed during the Allied offensive against the occupying Germans.
SightsEdit
Coutances Cathedral is one of the major buildings of Norman architecture and contains a chapel and stained glass dedicated to Saint Marcouf. The bishop of Coutances exercised ecclesiastical jurisdiction over the Channel Islands until the Reformation, despite the secular division of Normandy in 1204. The final rupture occurred definitively in 1569.
Coutances houses a well-known botanical garden and an art museum.
Jazz festivalEdit
Coutances is the location of Jazz sous les pommiers ("Jazz under the apple trees"), an annual jazz festival held since 1982. The festival traditionally takes place during the week of Ascension.
Twin towns – sister citiesEdit
Coutances is twinned with:
Ochsenfurt in Germany
Troina in Sicily, Italy
Ilkley in England, United Kingdom[2][3]
Saint Ouen in Jersey, Channel Islands
La Pocatière in Québec, Canada
HeraldryEdit
The arms of Coutances are blazoned :
Azure, in fess 3 columns argent, and on a chief gules, a leopard Or armed and langued azure.
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^ "Ilkley and Coutances celebrate twin-ship". Ilkley Gazette. Newsquest Media Group. 29 May 2009. Retrieved 2009-06-27.
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It's Holy Week. Time for me to reflect once again on the events and lessons surrounding Christ's death and resurrection.
I wrote "The Executioner's Song" after re-reading the Abraham-Isaac story in Genesis 22. It highlights a lesson about 'sacrifice' that I learned during a particularly dark time while we lived in Russia.
Sacrifice proved to be the only way for Abraham. It was the only way for Christ as he faced the cross, and it was the only way for me in Russia at that time.
The poem points out 'why'. It has to do with the name of God memorialized by Abraham when God provided the ram to be sacrificed in place of Isaac. "Jehovah-Jireh" is the KJV's translation of YHWH-Yireh and means "The LORD Will Provide".
as the chill damp reaches my soul.
Every part of me is cold.
I've been here before, Lord.
This had been planned; prepared.
Executioners always know this way.
Yet you say Your name is YHWH-Yireh.
What will the Lord provide?
New rope to bind my Isaac?
so Isaac is surprised and tethered before he can get away?
I know they will speak of betrayal, shock, fear.
I, too, feel the sudden unmistakable jolt of revulsion.
so I avoid his eyes.
hoping the knife is sharp and the aim is dead accurate.
Neither of us will ever be the same.
and sense the uncanny peace.
It was 6:30 in the evening when my father and mother met my beau for the first time.
The parents liked Andre exceedingly, enchanted by his romantic French name: enthralled with his good looks. The feeling was reciprocated at least at first read, but to the close observer, namely me, my boyfriend seemed unusually nervous, and quiet, and thoughtful.
Andre and I had trekked the seventy-some miles southeast; my parents had driven about the same distance northwest, to spend the evening getting acquainted over dinner at Michael's Restaurant in Rochester, Minnesota, locally famous and storied, renown both for its steaks and for its reputation as a "celebration of life's special moments" kind of place.
The evening began innocently enough with the usual pleasantries, like my dad asking the boyfriend "if he liked to fish" and my mom asking me "how I am", but soon we got beyond and into the serious talk that happens when ordering food at a fancy restaurant, like my dad saying "he's sure glad we picked a place that had real meat and potatoes, not one of those funny organic spots that serve fruit salad and sprouts," and my mother saying, "Now, Lorence, let's not bring that up," when dad starts to talk about the particular trials of being a funeral director, like the fact that the Catholics always used incense during the service that made him dizzy.
Andre had only recently brought up this Meet the Parents idea. It made me happy. He was special from the first day we met washing windows at a University of Minnesota fraternity house and the more time I spent with him the more I began to think he might be The One.
In fact, we had recently emerged from one of those messy, uncertain fogs that occur just before a spectacular dawn.
Our dinner progressed nicely thru the expected stages with great food and pleasant exchanges, so when my mother suggested she and I should go powder our noses before dessert arrived, I thought it was a wonderful idea, in particular to see what she thought of my gorgeous friend.
The room began to spin around me; voices subdued and ghost-like swirled nearby but not from our table. Our table was quiet. Father was clueless–still beaming. Mother was smiling at my father, too, as if to say, "Oh, Lorence, how good of you to give the boy a little nudge." All three of us turned to Andre, who was wearing a stunned 'I can't believe you said that' look.
The hot fudge melted more than the ice cream as dinner became a sloppy puddle of dessert. I don't think my parents even noticed the awkward transition as Andre thanked Dorothy and Lorence for coming to meet us and stood to help me out of my chair, an obvious sign that 'exit stage right' couldn't happen fast enough.
We said our hasty good-byes to The Parents and as our car doors slammed shut Andre finally exhaled but didn't speak or look at me.
Lost in thoughts too deep for words both of us remained speechless as Rochester night-lights twinkled, flying by; a blurry multi-colored kaleidoscope; a romantic, silent, expectant peace.
When I was growing up if my dad said "it's fish or cut bait time" we knew what he meant whether or not he was offshore with one of us kids in his ancient beloved aluminum fishing boat with the Johnson 10 HP Outboard motor or on dry land sans boat but speeding around a slow-moving tractor on a narrow Iowa highway in a brand new loaded V8 four hole Buick.
It was a time to make a significant move.
It was a time to decide Something Big.
All at once the dreamy panorama stilled as Andre put the right signal on and took the last exit before leaving town. He braked hard, maneuvering the car just off the ramp onto the shoulder, to stop and take my hands in his.
When he looked into my eyes and said those magic words, "Will you marry me?" I, without hesitation, said, 'Yes,' and for me, for us, that moment, that night, changed all things forever.
As he waits the appointed time.
And yet, my heart is glad.
It will not be forever.
If you are one of Clive's Pilgrims, like I am, then the waiting demands that we, like Cedar, look up for our expectations and hope.
I'm not talking about the kind of mundane waiting we do at red lights, or in check-out lines, or in doctor's offices. I'm talking about waiting for the Dawn after the Crucifixion—the Daybreak when the shadows flee and the darkness will be made light.
Here is my most recent poem in which I share my thoughts about Waiting. I hope you will find something in it that speaks to you in your time of Waiting.
even as the sun also rises.
into what is to be.
and clothes bearing dried blood and tears.
I leave no blade of grass unturned.
Soon I become tired and sick of trying.
reflecting Son-Dawn image rays everywhere.
©February 2016. All Rights Reserved.
Psalm 123:2, Psalm 62:5, and Revelations 21:4 quoted from the King James Version (KJV) by Public Domain.
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They'll Never Catch Us
Jessica Goodman
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From rising star Jessica Goodman, author of They Wish They Were Us, comes a new fast-paced thriller about two sisters vying for the top spot on their cross-country team—until a teammate's disappearance throws their lives off course. Stella and Ellie Steckler are only a year apart, but their different personalities make their relationship complicated. Stella is single-minded, driven, and she keeps to herself. Cross-country running is her life and she won't let anything get in the way of being the best. Her sister Ellie is a talented runner too, but she also lets herself have fun. She has friends. She goes to parties. She has a life off the course. The sisters do have one thing in common, though: the new girl, Mila Keene. Both Stecklers' lives are upended when Mila comes to town. At first, Ellie and Stella view the new star athlete as a threat. But soon Ellie can't help but be drawn to her warm, charming personality. After her best friend moved away and her first boyfriend betrayed her, Ellie's been looking for a friend to share her secrets. Stella finds herself noticing the ways she and Mila are similar. Mila is smart and strong--she's someone Stella can finally connect with. As the two get closer, Stella becomes something she vowed she'd never be: distracted. With regionals approaching and college scouts taking notice, the pressure is on. Each girl has their future on the line and they won't let friendships get in their way. But then, suddenly, Mila goes out on a training run and never returns. No one knows what happened, but all eyes are on the Steckler sisters.
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THEY'LL NEVER CATCH US is an intriguing YA thriller that follows 2 sisters, Ellie and Stella. They need scholarships to attend college, and both are talented cross-country runners, but scholarships are hard to come by. Stella seemed to have it in the bag until an incident the year before had her labeled violent and unpredictable. Stella loves to run and keeps her emotions close, which does not help with making friends. When the new girl, Mila, arrives, Stella can't help but see her as competition, though they do make a grudging connection.
Ellie is lost in her own drama, in love with a guy who is in a serious relationship with and cheating on the cross-country team co-captain, Tamara. She also knows that this is her chance to make a name for herself with recruiters if she can keep her personal drama out of mind. Living in her sister's shadow has never been harder since the incident Stella had last year and her own secret she has been holding since the summer. When Mila arrives, she cannot help but like her and share her secret.
When Mila disappears, everyone seems to want to point fingers at the sisters. But what really happened to Mila? Whose secrets will need to come out to find answers?
What I loved: This was a dark and character-driven read that really takes a deep dive into Ellie and Stella's personalities and the the events that have brought them to where they are. Answers are slow to come, both about what happened last year with Stella and what happened over the summer with Ellie. The disappearance of Mila felt like a smaller element compared to the other pre-existing secrets, though it does pick-up and we are left wondering who all knows what happened to her.
There are some really intense and thought-provoking themes in the book around alcohol/drug abuse, emotional abuse/gaslighting, cheating, sexism, sisterhood, abuse/bullying in athletics, and biased policing.
What left me wanting more: The pace felt pretty slow in places, and some secrets were held onto longer than it seemed to warrant. I think I would have liked to hear about them earlier and focus more on Mila's disappearance. I also I think I needed some more hints earlier to fully buy into the ending that felt a bit like a sudden twist just because it was expected to have a twist. I guess some hints were there, but the character seemed to suddenly morph in a way that seemed odd to me.
Final verdict: With a creepy atmosphere and thought-provoking themes, THEY'LL NEVER CATCH US is a dark YA thriller about sisters, girlhood, and ambition for something better. Recommend for fans of THE HAPPIEST GIRL IN THE WORLD, BRIGHT BURNING STARS, and ONE OF US IS LYING.
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KID-Systeme
Let's face it, one of the most important amenities on an aircraft is the USB power. In fact, the longer the flight the more important USB power is. Why? Because personal device battery life is a function of time. As you may remember from an earlier issue of IFExpress, we touched on the Mirus Aircraft Seating integration project for AirAsia's new Hawk slimline economy seating for their A320 fleet that includes the IFE peripheral experts, IFPL, who are supplying the USB interface port for USB consumer technologies. What you may not know is that KID-Systeme is the single source supplier for the USB power source via their SKYpower system. This initial A320 retrofit program, which was announced in 2016, is now up and flying and has been followed-up by a line fit order for the airline's new Airbus A320/A321neo aircraft. During AIX we had the opportunity to talk with KID about the project and they indicated that the high-power USB outlet in conjunction with the In-Seat Power Supply unit minimize weight while limiting the intrusion into the passenger space, facilitating the passenger experience in Wi-Fi equipped cabins. "… we celebrate a striking success in Asia together with Mirus and we are pleased to announce our new relationship with Mirus and IFPL, offering an innovative, low cost, low weight & high-power USB solution. The system can be installed on Airbus line-fit aircraft as well as on all types of retrofit programs", says Jens Markworth, VP Sales KID-Systeme GmbH. SKYpower is designed with high power efficiency and low standby power and is intended to guarantee passengers with sufficient power to use their electronic devices, whether they be laptops, smartphones, and/or tablets en route. We foresee more teaming efforts like this one in the industry's future.
Rockwell Collins
Five Rockwell Collins engineers have been named to the fifth annual class of Rockwell Collins Fellows at a special ceremony yesterday with company leadership and members of the first four classes of Fellows.
Implemented in 2014, the Rockwell Collins Fellows program distinguishes exemplary engineers whose leadership, innovations and technical expertise — along with their dedication to mentoring others — advances Rockwell Collins and their respective fields.
The Class of 2018 Fellows are:
Joseph Graf, principal systems engineer in Airborne and Ground Communications Products for Government Systems in Cedar Rapids
Patrick Morrissey, senior security engineering manager for Commercial Systems Cyber Security Engineering in Cedar Rapids
Warren Prasuhn, principal systems engineer in Safety Programs and Process for Commercial Systems in Cedar Rapids
Karl Shepherd, principal systems engineer in Airborne Solutions for Government Systems in Cedar Rapids
Joel Wichgers, principal systems engineer in Precision Positioning and Guidance for Engineering & Information Technology in Cedar Rapids
"Our Fellows are helping our company achieve industry-changing moments, historic wins and barrier-breaking technology that's yet to come," said Nan Mattai, senior vice president of Engineering & Information Technology. "I'm extremely proud of their accomplishments."
Gogo Business Aviation says its AVANCE L5 connectivity system was installed on the 200th aircraft; it expects 500 by the end of 2018.
Airbus:
The A320 Family Production Line
Airbus has inaugurated the fourth Hamburg A320 Family production line. Making use of digital technologies and a more flexible industrial set-up, the innovative state-of-the-art line is a key enabler for ramping up the single aisle program to 60 aircraft per month by mid-2019.
Frank Horch, Hamburg's Senator of Economy, Transport and Innovation and Thomas Jarzombek, Federal Government Coordinator of German Aerospace Policy, witnessed the milestone together with Guillaume Faury, President Airbus Commercial Aircraft, and 500 distinguished guests at a special ceremony in Hamburg. "The inauguration of our latest, most modern A320 production line opens a new chapter in efficient, digital aircraft manufacturing," said Guillaume Faury. "With these new technologies we are building our aircraft more efficiently, a key enabler for higher production rates. I would like to thank the teams, who pushed this newest Airbus production standard from concept to reality."
With more than 14,000 A320ceo and A320neo Family aircraft ordered and over 8,100 delivered, the A320 is the world's most successful single-aisle aircraft family. Incorporating the latest state-of-the-art technologies including new generation engines and Sharklets, the A320neo Family provides 15 percent fuel savings at delivery and 20 percent by 2020. To date the A320neo Family has captured nearly a 60 percent market share with more than 6,000 orders from 100 customers.
The A320 Family aircraft are manufactured globally, at Airbus sites in Europe, China and the US. In addition to the new production line, Airbus also inaugurated a larger and modernized Hamburg A320 Family delivery center with more customer areas, more efficient delivery processes and increased hospitality services.
Airbus & the Côte d'Ivoire
Airbus and the government of Côte d'Ivoire signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a framework of collaboration to support the development of the country's aerospace industry which has been identified as strategic for its economic development. Under the terms of the MoU, Airbus and the government of Côte d'Ivoire will explore channels of cooperation in developing the aerospace sector in Côte d'Ivoire in various areas.
"We are confident that this partnership with Airbus will contribute to Côte d'Ivoire's economic growth as well as support us build a stronger framework for industrial development, creation of jobs and capacity building for our country," said his Excellency Daniel Kablan Duncan, Vice President of the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire. We are committed to deliver on our vision and make Côte d'Ivoire a hub for aerospace technology in Africa," he added.
"Collaboration between the public and private sector is essential to facilitate economic and industrial growth. Through this MoU we will work closely with Côte d'Ivoire's government, share expertise, discuss opportunities and support efforts in building a robust and sustainable aerospace sector. At Airbus, we are committed to supporting the sustainable socioeconomic development of Africa through partnerships such as this. " said Guillaume Faury, President Airbus Commercial Aircraft.
The A330neo, Airbus' newest widebody aircraft, has embarked on a worldwide tour to demonstrate its readiness for airline operations. As final step in the aircraft certification phase these function & reliability tests, also known as route proving will include ETOPS missions, landing at diversion airports and testing airport handling services. After a fly past over Airbus' European sites, the A330neo will head for 15 major airports worldwide over five continents, aiming at achieving 150 Flight Test Hours in three trips. The route proving tests are performed with the first A330-900 production aircraft, fully equipped with an Airspace by Airbus cabin and flying in launch operator's Tap Air Portugal colors. The aircraft first flew on 15th May 2018 launching flight-tests to check cabin systems such as air conditioning. The route proving tests form part of the last trials required for aircraft Type Certification scheduled for summer 2018.
Launched in July 2014, the A330neo family is the new generation A330, comprising two versions: the A330-800 and A330-900 sharing 99% commonality. It builds on the proven economics, versatility and reliability of the A330 family, while reducing fuel consumption by about 25 percent per seat versus previous generation competitors and increasing range by up to 1,500nm compared to the majority of A330s in operation. The A330neo is powered by Rolls-Royce's latest-generation Trent 7000 engines and features a new wing with increased span and new A350 XWB inspired Sharklets. The cabin provides the comfort of the new "Airspace" amenities.
Airbus & Cathay Pacific Airways
Cathay Pacific Airways has become the second airline to operate the A350-1000, the world's newest long range widebody airliner. The airline took delivery of the aircraft at a special event in Toulouse, France. The aircraft is the first of 20 A350-1000s ordered by Cathay Pacific and will join the carrier's growing fleet of A350 XWB aircraft, which already includes 22 A350-900s. Both aircraft are complementary and provide for maximum commonality with unmatched operating efficiencies, while offering passengers the highest levels of comfort in all classes. Travelers will benefit from absolute well-being in the cabin, with more personal space, optimized cabin altitude, more fresh air, controlled temperature & humidity, integrated connectivity and the latest generation of in-flight entertainment system. With its true long-range capability, the A350-1000 will form an important part of Cathay Pacific long-haul operations. The aircraft will be deployed on the airline's new non-stop route from Hong-Kong to Washington DC, representing the longest flight – approximately 17 hours – performed by any airline out of Hong Kong.
Global air transport IT provider SITA has announced that its technology, BagJourney, is managing baggage for an increasing number of the world's airlines. In the first six months of this year alone, more than 20 airlines have chosen the solution. SITA BagJourney is one of the key technologies helping the industry meet the IATA Resolution 753 requirement to track every stage of every bag's journey.To meet the conditions of Resolution 753, airlines must track every item of baggage at four key points in the journey: at check-in, loading onto the aircraft, transfer and arrival. The biggest challenge airlines and airports face doing this is scanning at the point of transfer and on arrival. Typically, these were not areas of the airport where scanning was done so they require attention and new infrastructure. With a growing number of customers, SITA's baggage management technology is firmly established as the solution of choice for the air transport industry. Together, SITA's BagJourney customers handle hundreds of millions of bags each year and these airlines are enjoying as much as 30% reduction in the rates of mishandling. SITA has been the recognized leader in bag tracking and tracing for more than 25 years with its systems in every major airport in the world. SITA BagJourney is the world's first community-based baggage tracking system that provides an end-to-end view of the baggage journey using data from multiple sources. Today, SITA is leading the baggage community by providing technology and professional services to help airlines track baggage and unlock the value of the vast amounts of tracking data that will be produced.
The London School of Economics, in association with Inmarsat Aviation, has revealed the findings of Sky High Economics: Evaluating the Economic Benefits of Connected Airline Operations. The report finds that consolidating the advantages of connected aircraft could deliver substantial economic benefits for the global airline industry, as well as significant environmental benefits, including a reduction in the industry's annual global fuel use and a net reduction in CO2 output.
Highlights of the findings include:
Major savings for airlines
The potential for multiple savings, efficiencies and safety opportunities could equate to a 0.75% – 1.00% reduction in the IATA consolidated US$764 billion annual global airline costs of operation.
Savings could reach $15billion per year and a reduction of 21.3 million tonnes of CO2 emissions by 2035
Reduced delays for passengers
Weather is responsible for 70% of all flight delays and is a contributing factor in 23% of aviation accidents. Connectivity, which allows airlines to improve navigation and avoid adverse weather conditions could deliver annual cost savings of $1.3billion
Connectivity could deliver a 66% reduction in crew-related scheduling delays – adding up to $2.4 billion in annual savings
Revolutionizing air traffic management
IP-enabled real time data exchange between aircraft and air traffic control services is allowing airspace to accommodate increasing passenger numbers. By 2035, this could create a $3billion annual saving for the airline industry – while helping to safely meet growth expectations
This is the second chapter in the Sky High Economics series, a first of its kind research report evaluating the economic value of connected aircraft from now until 2035. The first chapter, on the economic value generated by passenger connectivity, was released in September 2017.
On 15th June, the all-new DreamWorks Theater of Universal Studio Hollywood was opened in L.A.. Hainan Airlines has organized an inflight activity themed 'DreamWorks Theater' with Universal Studio on their HU469 from Chengdu to Los Angeles and they have also launched four KungFu Panda liveried aircraft. The DreamWorks Theater flight served by the third KungFu Panda liveried aircraft, in which all the flight attendants wore the new uniform to introduce the opening of DreamWorks Theater, as well as, sharing with dedicated Po fans Universal Studio brochures, and a Universal Studio ticket worth $129 to every passenger! In addition, the entertainment project was revealed on this flight which was the new film Kung Fu Panda: The Emperor's Quest, which recounts Po's perilous mission to deliver the rare and precious Liquid of Limitless Power to the Palace. With Po's new dream on the Kung Fu Panda liveried aircraft, Hainan Airlines graciously invites passengers to participate in the opening of the DreamWorks Theater. We note that this year remarks the 10th anniversary of Hainan Airlines entering North American market. Hainan Airlines has enjoyed rapid development on North American route network over the past decade. Since the launching of Chengdu-Los Angeles route on March 15, 2017, Hainan Airlines has now opened twelve routes from domestic key first- and second-tier cities to Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Seattle, San Jose, Chicago, Boston and New York.
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