HOUGHTON, N.Y. – Junior Corinne Marsh (Endwell, N.Y.) and freshman Erannan Shattuck (Syracuse, N.Y.) each netted four goals on Wednesday, as the Oswego State women's lacrosse team (1-1) earned its first win of the season, a 21-0 victory over host Houghton College (0-2).
Sophomore Miranda Czechowski (West Seneca, N.Y.) tallied two of the first three Laker goals in the first 13 minutes of the game, which opened the floodgates for the Oswego State attack. The Lakers scored 13 first-half goals on 21 shots. Shattuck had all four of her goals in the first stanza.
The Highlanders were only able to muster two shots in the opening period.
Oswego State continued to pour it on in the second half, as they outshot Houghton 10-3, and tacked on eight more goals. Twelve different Lakers registered goals in the game. Czechowski, Lindsey Eggers (Fr., Ridge, N.Y.) and Candace Tarana (Jr., Rochester, N.Y.) each recorded two goals in the contest.
The defense pitched a shutout, anchored by junior captain Megan McNulty (Holbrook, N.Y.), who caused four turnovers. Junior Nikki Greco (Syracuse, N.Y.) and Lauren Marois (Sr., Clifton Park, N.Y.) each played a half in goal, combining for three saves.
Oswego State will face Springfield and Centre on Sunday and Monday, respectively, as part of its road trip to the Disney Spring Training ESPN Wide World Sports Complex in Kissimmee, Fla.


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Deputy Prime Minister visits FLEXIS demonstration area
Deputy Prime Minister David Lidington discusses hydrogen fuel with Jon Maddy, Director of The Hydrogen R&D Centre
Minister for the Cabinet David Lidington said FLEXIS is a great example of universities, scientists, business and local government working together on ways to meet the Net Zero strategy.
A consortium of five strategic partners – Cardiff University, Swansea University, The University of South Wales, Neath Port Talbot Borough Council and Tata Steel Port Talbot – FLEXIS (Flexible Integrated Energy Systems) aims to create a resilient, affordable, green energy system across Wales with potential for global application.
Mr Lidington made the comments during a visit to the FLEXIS demonstration area on Monday as part of a day in Wales celebrating 20 years of devolution.
Round table discussion chaired by Prof Hywel Thomas
A round table session with FLEXIS academics and partners covered the need for a multi-vector approach to energy modelling, the issues around energy storage and the formation of a South Wales industry cluster.
During a tour of the University of South Wales' Hydrogen R&D Centre, the Minister was informed about the potential of hydrogen both as a means to accommodate more renewable electricity into the network, and of reducing carbon emissions from heating through injecting hydrogen into the gas grid.
Re-fuelling a Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service hydrogen-powered car provided the opportunity to discuss hydrogen as a zero-carbon fuel for transport for road and rail.
FLEXIS aims to de-risk decarbonisation by enabling low carbon transport, integrating renewables into the grid and developing reliable means of carbon capture and storage. Its unique approach models energy flows and uses social science expertise to understand public perception of new energy technologies. The five-year project is funded to the tune of £24m, with just over £15m from the European Development Fund via the Welsh Government.
In June, the UK became the first country in the world to commit to cutting greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050 by law.

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DFM joins Pitlochry pupils for magical maths show
12th September 2018 by Education News Team
Deputy First Minister John Swinney visited Pitlochry High School today for a special Maths Week Scotland performance by 'International Mathemagian' Andrew Jeffrey. A professional magic show with a twist, the show was entirely based around mathematics and learning with tricks using numbers, shapes, money, mind-reading and illusions. "You are all smarter than a calculator" Andrew...
Higher Education Minister firm on widening access agenda
Higher Education Minister Richard Lochhead has praised the University of Glasgow for its efforts to attract more students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Mr Lochhead made the comments after meeting students who have benefited from the university's widening participation programmes which aim to break down barriers for less affluent potential students. A record number of students from...
Enigma legacy lives on in codebreaking challenges
More than 70 years after Alan Turing and his colleagues cracked the Enigma code, helping to save many millions of lives during World War II, their story remains an inspiration to budding mathematicians around the world. Throughout Maths Week Scotland students in Angus will be given the chance to step into Turing's famous shoes and...
Numbers add up as Maths Week kicks off with hundreds of events
A maths magician, a guitar physicist and a codebreaking team from Bletchley Park are among the highlights of Maths Week Scotland, which starts across the country today. It is #MathsWeekScot 2018 and I am delighted to launch the first of seven daily puzzles I will be tweeting this week. For help, check out the videos...
Letter to Primary 1 parents
28th August 2018 by John Swinney MSP
There has been some positive debate in recent weeks on the Scottish National Standardised Assessments (SNSA), particularly for primary 1 children. I would like to explain what the assessments are for, and importantly what they are not. Like you and everyone at your school, I want your child to get the best start in life...
7th August 2018 by John Swinney MSP
For more than 135,000 young people and their families today is the most anticipated day of the summer as they receive their SQA results. I had the opportunity to meet just a few of them during a visit to Firrhill High School in Edinburgh this morning and again at a special SQA celebration for care...
Minister comments on 2016-17 widening access statistics
30th May 2018 by Education News Team
Commenting on the publication of the Scottish Funding Council's Report on Widening Access 2016-17, Further and Higher Education Minister Shirley-Anne Somerville said: "These figures are a stark reminder of why this Government was right to take the action we did on widening access. "They show that in the four years up to 2016-17 nothing had...
GDPR – a change to data protection law
The General Data Protection Regulations comes into force on May 25, 2018, giving individuals more control over their personal data, and ensuring that organisations collect and process that information properly and securely. To find out more about GDPR, visit the Information Commissioner's website.
#IsThisOk?
Yesterday, Further and Higher Education Minister Shirley-Anne Somerville visited the University of Stirling to learn more about a joint initiative between the University and Student's Union to combat sexual violence and misconduct. Here Jill Stevenson, Head of Student Support Services at the University, sets out how partnership working has been critical to the initiative's success....
Articulation in action
17th April 2018 by Education News Team
Further and Higher Education Minister Shirley-Anne Somerville today met a former roadie who swapped life touring the world with a band to train for his dream job as an ambulance paramedic thanks to a college access course to university. Chris Anderson, who is now studying for his BSc in Paramedic Science at Glasgow Caledonian University,...
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Big Bang Theory Season Nine Premiere: Leonard and Penny Tie the Knot
Wednesday, September 23, 2015 TV Recap No comments
by Melissa Parkin
The wedding, eight years in the making, finally happens…and we don't really get to see it. What?
Season nine kicks off with "The Matrimonial Momentum" immediately following the events of last spring's finale. Sheldon reels from Amy asking him for a timeout from their relationship, while Leonard and Penny jet off to Vegas to get hitched. Everything goes downhill when Leonard confesses to Penny, during their road trip to Sin City that he once drunkenly kissed one of his co-workers during his research venture in the North Sea.
Despite the upsetting revelation, Penny says she forgives Leonard for his transgression, and the pair head to a random wedding chapel upon arrival. As they wait for their turn to exchange vows, Leonard receives a call from a bitter (and overly melodramatic) Sheldon who's professing that all women are evil. Penny overhears the conversation, learning of the "Shamy" breakup, and calls Amy to find out if she's okay. The talk doesn't go particularly well when Amy asks if Penny can come over to her apartment to console her, forcing her bestie to tell her about the impending wedding. Considering current circumstances, Amy doesn't take the news lightly, as she was not invited to the wedding.
Having only given Amy eleven hours, or as Sheldon puts it, "the length of the Lords of the Rings trilogy," to make a decision over the state of their relationship, he corners her in the hallway as she tries to leave her apartment. Amy makes it clear that she still needs more time to think things over. Sheldon becomes jealous over the fact that she was invited to the Wolowitz's place to watch Leonard and Penny's live streaming wedding, while he was not. Amy tells him that the decision wasn't anything personal; the gang just wanted to avoid an awkward situation by having the two of them in the same room. Despite being blatantly shunned from the event, Sheldon turns up at the house anyway, deciding to watch the nuptials through the front window until someone decides to let him inside. Bernadette finally caves and opens the door as the ceremony commences.
Penny and Leonard share a sweet moment as the two exchange vows, but Sheldon's bickering over Amy steals everyone's focus back at the house. Cooper pushes his luck way too far with an insensitive remark, and Amy officially dumps him on the spot. By the time the argument concludes, the remaining people in the room look back at the screen only to realize that the wedding is already over.
The newlyweds head up to their hotel room to consummate their vows, but Penny spoils the mood by bringing up Leonard's past indiscretion. Things only get worse when Leonard offhandedly mentions that the woman who he drunkenly kissed isn't just a former colleague, but a present one with whom he sees every day. Penny and Leonard return to their apartment building that very night, parting ways into their own respective living places after further arguing.
Though it has its fair share of chuckles, this season nine premiere episode falls flat. Fans waited eight years to see Penny and Leonard finally take that fateful walk down the aisle. See being the operative word. And not only are we robbed of watching them say their "I do's," the entire run-time serves as nothing but melodrama that leaves us downcast. Given that this is a comedy above anything else, an episode showcasing the primary characters finally getting married shouldn't make us frown more than smile.
Credit goes out to guest star Laurie Metcalf for her always hilarious appearance as Sheldon's staunchly religious mother. As for the rest of the cast, everyone does their best with the material provided, but said material is that bland that not even Raj's adorable accent can save it.
One's wedding should be the happiest day of his/her life, and Penny makes it especially clear that this is not that day when Leonard and she are still in the car. Leonard has always been the loyal, honest boyfriend that Penny never had. That's what she loves about him. Given this loss of trust in him that Penny unmistakably displays, what would possess her to go through with marrying him at this point? Time may heal all wounds, but getting married when your significant other just cut you is beyond ridiculous. And what is up with Penny's hair? Anybody else notice that the front suddenly looks kind of gray? Who dyed it that color? Also, when did Stuart become a total creeper? Sure, he's lonely, depressed, pessimistic, and completely down on his luck. He's like the human equivalent of Eeyore. That's why we love him, strangely enough. In "The Matrimonial Momentum" though, he suddenly tries embodying a younger Howard by making creepy advances on the newly single Amy. Yes, the level of discomfort is funny, but it's completely out of character. Overall, The Big Bang Theory misses its mark, and provides a Big Thud instead.
Big Bang Theory: "The Matrimonial Momentum" Rating - C


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00:01:380 (6,7,8,9) - change to kkdd? Prevents excessive dkdk.
00:04:919 (30,31) - ctrl+g? It is more natural.
00:15:621 - delete? More simple.
00:47:812 (264,265,266) - delete? nothing sounds.
00:04:919 (30,31) - ctrl+g? It is more natural. fixed.
00:08:627 - add d? kick sound fixed. Nice idea~ Thank you!
00:15:621 - delete? More simple. vocal is matain 00:15:537 ~ 00:16:211. so It's awkward when I delete that note. I think It's enough playable for Oni player.
00:53:290 - add finisher keep consistency fixed.
01:00:368 - change to k and 01:00:284 - add d? Following Hime okay~ little changed 'kiai' part. based on your opinion. Thanks!
01:08:880 - move to 01:09:048 - following vocal fixed.
01:16:211 (91,92,93,94,95,96,97,98,99,100,101,102,103,104) - Please be consistent 01:05:425 (35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47) - I think too many same pattern is boring to play. and dkK is more follow vocal that strong gradually. add k 01:06:689 instead.
00:02:728 - delete. making rest delete this and 00:01:380.
00:21:267 - delete and 00:21:941 - move to 00:21:604 - making rest and add accent changed for easy to play. based on you opinion.
00:38:795 - delete making rest fixed.
00:54:301 - slider start from 00:54:470 - fixed.
01:09:132 - move to 01:09:301 - fixed.
01:10:144 - delete making rest fixed.
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BG가 1366x768인거 치고는 화질이 그렇게 좋은편은 아닌것 같다는 느낌이드네요.
00:12:840 (16) - 여기 피니쉬가 지금 상황대로라면 그리 어울리는 느낌은 아닌것 같아요. 바로 다음에 오는 비슷한 부분인 00:15:537 (19)에서도 피니쉬가 없었기에 일관성에도 맞지 않는다는 생각이 들고요.
00:17:222 - 일단 본인의 스타일인것 같긴 한데, 이 파트에 생각보다 피니쉬 사용이 많은것 같네요. 보기에는 강하고 짧게 끊어지는듯한 보컬에 피니쉬를 둔것같기도 하고, 단순히 특정 주기마다 둔것같기도 한데 일단 00:18:234 (23)나 00:23:627 (31), 그 이후 비슷한 주기가 돌아오는 00:29:020 (40)와 00:34:413 (48)의 경우에는 전체적인 느낌으로 봤을때 어색한 감이 없진 않네요.
00:43:177 (62,63,64) - 일단 00:43:852 지점을 기준으로 00:38:458와 비슷한 느낌인 음이 재시작되는데, 이전 파트에서는 노트가 있었던 부분에 노트가 없고 없던부분에 있으니 완전 초보분들이 치기에는 박자감을 살짝 잃을것 같다는 느낌도 안드는건 아니라, 차라리 64번을 00:43:852 지점으로 옮기고 d으로 바꾸는게 좋을듯 싶어요.
00:53:290 (78) - 앞에 00:49:245 (72,73,74,75) 노트랑 비슷한 패턴 만든다는 느낌으로 K으로 바꿔주는것도 느낌 괜찮을것 같네요.
00:54:470 (80) - 사실상 00:55:818까지는 묶어야 될것 같다는 생각이 들긴 하는데, Kantan 난이도인것도 있어서 다음 노트와의 거리가 신경쓰이긴 하네요. 일단 저는 이부분에 대해서는 자세하게 모르겠으니, 혹시 바꾸실 생각 있으시면 다른 숙련된 모더들에게 물어보고 바꿔보시면 될듯 합니다.
00:56:323 (81,82) - 솔직히 이거 좀 박자 인식하기가 힘든것 같아요. 패턴 자체 수정이 필요할것 같은데 한번 고려해보세요.
01:16:211 (30) - 일관성을 위해 d으로 바꿔줄필요가 있다고 봅니다. 실제로 음 자체도 30보다는 31쪽이 더 높기때문에 그부분 표현하기에는 더 나을수도 있어요.
00:14:189 (37) - 00:14:189 (37) - 일단 이부분 말인데요 Kantan에서는 피니쉬가 없던 부분입니다. 다른 난이도들도 확인해봤는데 없는걸로 보아, 여기에만 두는것도 좀 이상하지 않나 싶네요.
00:18:234 (48) - 00:23:627 (64) - 00:29:020 (79) - 00:34:413 (95) - Kantan에서 말했던거랑 마찬가지로 피니쉬가 딱히 어울리는 느낌은 아닌것 같으니 고려해보시는게 좋을것 같아요.
00:48:065 (140) - 극히 개인적인 생각입니다만, 확실하게 들리는 음인데도 불구하고 이 주변 느낌으로 봐서는 읽기엔 좀 어려운 음이라고 생각됩니다. 차라리 00:48:234 부분까지 표현했으면 알아보긴 쉬웠을수도 있겠지만, 밀도만 보면 계속 이어지는 상황이 되버리니 그건 힘들것 같기도 하네요. 그냥 과감하게 무시해버리는것도 하나의 방법이니 한번쯤 고민해보시는것도 나쁘지 않을것 같네요.
00:53:290 (157) - Kantan에서 말했듯이, 비슷한 느낌의 패턴으로 K으로 바꿔주는것도 괜찮을것 같습니다.
01:19:245 (64) - 01:19:919 (66) - "히메"라는 가사쪽을 강조하기 위해서 이부분에서 피니쉬 빼보는건 어떤가요?
일단 이전 난이도에서 설명했던 부분중 일부분 (e.g. 피니쉬)은 상위 난이도에도 포함되는 내용이라, 이 이후 난이도부터는 설명 안하고 진행하도록 하겠습니다.
00:15:537 (65,66,67) - 사실상 이 지점에서 보컬을 제외한 다른 음들은 잠시동안이나마 없는 상태라, 이 3연타가 어레인지로써 적절한지는 고민을 해봐야할것 같네요.
00:25:986 (112) - 뒤쪽에 들리는 음이나 일관성을 생각하면 이게 맞을수도 있겠지만, 보컬쪽에 맞추면 d이 더 자연스럽다고 봅니다.
00:27:672 (121) - Muzukashii 이상 난이도에서는 전부 K으로 되있긴 합니다만, 글쎄요... 딱히 매칭할만한 멜로디가 있는건 아닌것같고 그냥 D으로 유지하는게 낫지 않을까 싶네요.
00:40:649 (177) - 없는음이기도 하고, 어짜피 주변에 비해서는 느낌 자체가 약하니 굳이 노트를 넣을필요도 없을것 같아요.
00:44:189 (192,193,194,195,196,197,198,199,200,201,202) - 비슷한 이유입니다. 한두개 지운다고 상위나 하위 난이도랑 밀도차이가 심하게 나는건 아니니, 심플하게 가도 괜찮지 않을까 싶네요.
00:48:908 (214) - 이부분 피니쉬 빼는걸로 00:49:245 (216) 부터 강조해주는게 더 나을거라 봅니다. 플레이할때도 이쪽이 인식하기 편하고요.
00:12:840 (69) - 어짜피 이 파트에서 피니쉬 있는 부분은 여기밖에 없어서 혼자 튀는 느낌이라 그냥 빼버리는게 나을겁니다.
전체적으로는 괜찮은 맵 같네요. 모딩 좀 받으시면 금방 랭크 되실것 같습니다.
BG가 1366x768인거 치고는 화질이 그렇게 좋은편은 아닌것 같다는 느낌이드네요. BG 수정하도록 하겠습니다..!
00:43:177 (62,63,64) - 일단 00:43:852 지점을 기준으로 00:38:458와 비슷한 느낌인 음이 재시작되는데, 이전 파트에서는 노트가 있었던 부분에 노트가 없고 없던부분에 있으니 완전 초보분들이 치기에는 박자감을 살짝 잃을것 같다는 느낌도 안드는건 아니라, 차라리 64번을 00:43:852 지점으로 옮기고 d으로 바꾸는게 좋을듯 싶어요. 좋은 의견 감사합니다~ 수정했습니다.
00:54:470 (80) - 사실상 00:55:818까지는 묶어야 될것 같다는 생각이 들긴 하는데, Kantan 난이도인것도 있어서 다음 노트와의 거리가 신경쓰이긴 하네요. 일단 저는 이부분에 대해서는 자세하게 모르겠으니, 혹시 바꾸실 생각 있으시면 다른 숙련된 모더들에게 물어보고 바꿔보시면 될듯 합니다. 네~ 일단 그대로 놔두고 다른 사람들과 상의해보도록 하겠습니다.
00:56:323 (81,82) - 솔직히 이거 좀 박자 인식하기가 힘든것 같아요. 패턴 자체 수정이 필요할것 같은데 한번 고려해보세요. 00:53:290 (78, 79)처럼 같은 박자가 이미 앞에서 사용되었기 때문에 충분히 플레이 가능하다고 생각이 들어서 이렇게 배치를 해봤습니다. 일단 말씀하신 의견 참고하여 모딩 더 받다가 비슷한 의견이 나오면 00:56:829 (82)를 지우던지 해서 단순한 패턴으로 바꾸도록 하겠습니다.
01:16:211 (30) - 일관성을 위해 d으로 바꿔줄필요가 있다고 봅니다. 실제로 음 자체도 30보다는 31쪽이 더 높기때문에 그부분 표현하기에는 더 나을수도 있어요. 감사합니다~ 수정했습니다.
이 맵 보면서 좀 특이하게 생각했던게 하이라이트인 키아이랑 비교해봤을때 비교적 음이 적은 부분인 00:38:795랑 밀도차가 사실상 별로 안난다는 거네요. 오히려 키아이 부분이 노트를 몇군데씩 더 빼줘서 그쪽이 밀도가 더 낮아보이네요. 차라리 키아이 부분에서 표현할게 없었다면 고민은 안하겠는데, 흐음... 확실히 키아이랑 도입부랑 별로 차이가 없어보이네요.. 근데 키아이 부분에 노트를 추가하기도 애매하고 고민좀 해봐야겠습니다.
00:14:189 (37) - 00:14:189 (37) - 일단 이부분 말인데요 Kantan에서는 피니쉬가 없던 부분입니다. 다른 난이도들도 확인해봤는데 없는걸로 보아, 여기에만 두는것도 좀 이상하지 않나 싶네요. 에고.. 삭제했습니다.
00:48:065 (140) - 극히 개인적인 생각입니다만, 확실하게 들리는 음인데도 불구하고 이 주변 느낌으로 봐서는 읽기엔 좀 어려운 음이라고 생각됩니다. 차라리 00:48:234 부분까지 표현했으면 알아보긴 쉬웠을수도 있겠지만, 밀도만 보면 계속 이어지는 상황이 되버리니 그건 힘들것 같기도 하네요. 그냥 과감하게 무시해버리는것도 하나의 방법이니 한번쯤 고민해보시는것도 나쁘지 않을것 같네요. 삭제해도 크게 어색한점은 없는 것 같아서 삭제했습니다.
00:15:537 (65,66,67) - 사실상 이 지점에서 보컬을 제외한 다른 음들은 잠시동안이나마 없는 상태라, 이 3연타가 어레인지로써 적절한지는 고민을 해봐야할것 같네요. 저도 이부분이 애매한거 같았는데, 말씀해주셔서 감사합니다. 그냥 심플하게 연타 없애고 kkd dk로 바꿨습니다.
00:25:986 (112) - 뒤쪽에 들리는 음이나 일관성을 생각하면 이게 맞을수도 있겠지만, 보컬쪽에 맞추면 d이 더 자연스럽다고 봅니다. 수정했습니다. 추가적으로 오니난이도도 d로 바꿨습니다.
00:27:672 (121) - Muzukashii 이상 난이도에서는 전부 K으로 되있긴 합니다만, 글쎄요... 딱히 매칭할만한 멜로디가 있는건 아닌것같고 그냥 D으로 유지하는게 낫지 않을까 싶네요. 수정해서 일관성을 높였습니다.
00:44:189 (192,193,194,195,196,197,198,199,200,201,202) - 비슷한 이유입니다. 한두개 지운다고 상위나 하위 난이도랑 밀도차이가 심하게 나는건 아니니, 심플하게 가도 괜찮지 않을까 싶네요. 00:44:357 을 삭제해서 앞쪽과 비슷한 패턴으로 바꿔서 일관성은 유지하면서 난이도를 조금 낮췄습니다. 감사합니다.
00:12:840 (69) - 어짜피 이 파트에서 피니쉬 있는 부분은 여기밖에 없어서 혼자 튀는 느낌이라 그냥 빼버리는게 나을겁니다. 삭제했습니다.
00:27:672 (151) - Muzukashii 난이도에서 설명함 수정완료.
00:47:475 (262,263) - 여기서 한번 끊어주는게 분위기상 나을것 같은데... '-'...'파,워'를 살렸습니다. 'k K'로 수정.
00:48:908 (272) - 마찬가지로 이전 난이도에서 설명한 부분이라 생략 수정했습니다.
01:04:750 (42) - 01:15:536 (117) - 제가 기억하기로는 이 피니쉬는 Oni에만 있는걸로 알고있는데, 이거 필요한건가요? 딱히 강조할만한 요소는 안보이는것 같은데... 수정했습니다.
덕분에 애매했던 부분들이 다듬어진 것 같습니다.
It seems that the resolution standard of BG has recently changed to 1920 × 1200.
I think that the original resolution was 1920 × 1080, so I think that you can leave it as it is.
okay. I re-worked BG to 1920 x 1200.
Maybe change(cv. 田村ゆかり)to (cv. 田村ゆかり)?
00:35:003 (186) - Remove ?
00:48:739 and 00:48:823 - Add d - Just a suggest, because the effect is good I guess?
Maybe change(cv. 田村ゆかり)to (cv. 田村ゆかり)? fixed.
I know what effect you want to show in Kiai Time, but it looks a little weird. To get better effect : you're right. Thank you~!
00:02:054 (10) - d because the sound same as (9) and (11), no reason to use kat no change.. 00:00:706 is d. but 02:054 is high sound than before. and If I used d, It's too boring pattern 'd d d'.
00:24:891 (132,133,134) - Remove - I find that you're following voice mainly at front part? If it is, you should remove the notes, do that can show voice clearly yeah. I think so too. but I want to express vocal's curve by using this stream.
00:35:425 (189,190) - Ctrl+G to follow voice pitch fixed.
00:43:177 (235,236) - Ctrl+G because (235) has no drum sound, (236) has I focused on vocal this part. :3 so It's same pattern with 00:42:503 (233, 234).
00:45:200 (247,248) and 00:45:453 (249,250)- Ctrl+G - No reason, I think that's good DX xD okay. I think It's follow vocal. so changed.
00:48:908 (271) - Change to k because the ring fixed.
00:58:852 (2) - K because it same as (1) and (3), no reason use DON fixed.
01:04:076 - 01:04:750 - k kdk d k - They still following voice, but it's more fun I think :3 nice idea~ '-' changed. and second part too.
01:09:385 (69,70,71) - Remove them and let 01:09:301 (70) be Finisher fixed.
01:10:144 (76) - k to adapt the change below fixed.
01:10:228 - Add d to let the part more fit fixed.
01:10:312 - Add k because the drum fixed.
01:10:481 (82) - Change to k because the drum fixed.
01:14:863 - 01:15:537 - Do like I say above [01:04:076 - 01:04:750] fixed.
01:23:458 (167) - Here is not good to use Finisher tbh fixed.
01:23:795 (168,169,170) - Change them to K-D yeah okay.. I think about this and test many time. and changed 'ddd'.
00:12:840 (54) - k Why finisher here..? fixed.
00:36:941 (161) - K because it sounds same as (162)-(165), and they're Finisher. So you should do it :3 fixed.
00:42:840 (184,185,186) - Move to 00:42:672 to follow voice fixed.
00:43:514 (188) - Change to k because ring fixed.
01:06:604 (42,43,44) - ddd? fixed.
01:10:144 (61) - k to keep consistency after this (ddK ddK) fixed.
01:18:234 (105) - D fixed.
01:23:458 (128) - Here is not good to use Finisher tbh fixed.
01:23:795 (129,130,131) - Change to K-D fixed.
00:03:402 (3,7) - Feels like one of these has to be a d, probably the 7.
00:18:234 (23) - This is not something i would not have mapped, very interesting take on this whole section. I really like it.
01:20:256 (36) - I would either follow the previous pattern with a K, or move on to a new pattern with d.
00:43:346 - Could add k, it might make this section too intense though.
This probably changes your map too much so ill just put it as a very light suggestion : 01:00:537 01:01:043 01:03:234 etc. - This meme (song) is all about the HIME, i would seriously consider finding a way to map every syllable of that word in the Kiai. If I'm playing Futsuu Hime Hime I really want to smash buttons when i hear it!
00:07:026 (39) - Why all these 1/4s ? They seem out of place.
00:15:537 (85) - Maybe map to the pitch with something like ddkkkkkdd KK, i dont think 00:16:380 (94,95) pitch change is That important.
This is already really well mapped, was hard to find any kind of mistakes. All of these are just my preferences and opinions. Good job with the map and Good Luck!
00:03:402 (3,7) - Feels like one of these has to be a d, probably the 7. fixed.
01:20:256 (36) - I would either follow the previous pattern with a K, or move on to a new pattern with d. I agree your opinion. but I can't ignore that loud sound.
00:41:998 (121) - Move to 00:41:829 fixed.
00:43:346 - Could add k, it might make this section too intense though. fixed.
01:01:885 (9) 01:12:672 (44) - - k fixed.
01:12:672 (44) - k fixed.
00:08:290 (35) - Consider moving this to 00:08:627 the bassdrum is fairly strong there fixed.
00:40:649 (175) - I feel this should be in the previous pattern at 00:39:638 fixed.
00:43:852 (190) - Strong bass again, i would go with d fixed.
00:46:043 (199) - Same as 00:40:649 again imo I think this d express vocal's movement.
00:45:705 (197) - Sounds like a d to me fixed.
00:15:116 (82) - Especially here its just confusing to me because drum sound at that point exceptively.
00:41:998 (231) - Feels like it should be at 00:41:829, same for the next patterns fixed too.
- change some kats to d for some variety than keeping all kats. this make Kantan boring.
- The finishes for highlight some sound but this is wrong.
00:16:548 (20) - don't need finish at here.
00:18:234 (23) - this isn't jumpscare game.. unfinish.
... no kudos for me.
i just quit editor in 30 secs. don't know where's ur mapping skill during make 2 ranked maps.
00:18:234 (23) - this isn't jumpscare game.. unfinish. fixed.
00:23:627 (32) - ^ fixed.
00:29:020 (40) - ^ fixed.
00:24:638 - fixed that 'ddk'.
... no kudos for me. I'll give kds. because It's helpful advice for me.
Hi ʕ/ ·ᴥ·ʔ/ form my modding queue.
> Add Yowamushi Pedal to tags.
> Give a break here 01:00:368 (3) - should be fine.
> 00:12:335 - d? I hear a sound here.
> 00:13:346 (72) - I think you can add a triplett here, like kkd.
> 00:18:234 (104,117,128) - I recommend to remove those finishers because there's no a high sound, apply this in similar parts.
> 00:51:352 (284) - move to 00:51:857 - sounds good.
( I modded Kantan and futsuu a week ago, so some things might have changed ).
Not sure about separating the kiai in two parts, It would be better to just have one.
How about removing these finishers ? 00:18:234 (23) - 00:23:627 (32) - 00:29:020 (40) - 00:34:413 (49) - They don't really fit the song and 00:20:930 (27) - is the same sound but you didn't put a finisher here.
00:50:593 (74,75) - So the sounds are the same, you should consider making them both finishers or normal notes.
Why not moving this note 00:56:745 (82) - here 00:56:661 ? Sounds better imo.
01:20:256 (36) - Add finisher here ? High pitched sound here.
00:02:728 (5,6,7) - Make it k d k to avoid having the same pattern 3 times in a row.
00:18:234 to 00:34:413 Same finishers suggestion as Kantan.
00:40:144 (114,115) - I would remove these two notes since the kkd here doesn't sound good, and the pattern is quite long for a futsuu so adding a little rest is a good idea imo.
00:45:368 (131) - Remove ? kkd here doesn't sound good to me.
01:23:880 (127) - I suggest you to remove this, I don't see any reason to put a triplet here.
First part is a bit too dense for the beginning, is suggest you to remove 00:01:885 (9) - and 00:03:234 (18) - to make it less dense.
00:44:357 (245,246,247) - Same here.
01:23:880 (168) - Same as Muzukashii.
> Add Yowamushi Pedal to tags. fixed.
> Give a break here 01:00:368 (3) - should be fine. fixed.
> 01:03:739 (14) - 01:11:155 (38,49) - ^ fixed.
> 01:16:211 (54,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62) - change to nice idea~ Thank you..!
> 00:44:694 (192) - move to 00:45:031 - fixed.
> 00:12:335 - d? I hear a sound here. fixed.
> 00:14:779 - d I'm not sure It's need to d there. maintain duplet for now. fixed.
> 00:18:234 (104,117,128) - I recommend to remove those finishers because there's no a high sound, apply this in similar parts. fixed.
> 00:44:441 (246) - Remove and change 00:44:357 (245) - to d fixed.
> 00:47:475 (264) - k fixed.
> 01:02:054 (20,21,22) - kkd fixed.
> 01:10:144 (74,75,76) - ^ fixed.
> 01:13:009 (96,97,98) - ^ fixed.
> 01:24:132 - to 01:29:357 - You mapped the beginning but why not the end? It's the same melody (this is for the others diffs too.) sound is reduce gradually in that part. so I think It's a good thing that end 01:23:964.
Not sure about separating the kiai in two parts, It would be better to just have one. I want to express vocal's 'HIME' so separate that.
00:24:638 (33,34,35,36,37) - This part here sounds kinda weird, since 00:24:807 have a higher pitched sound than 00:24:638 (33) - How about making something like that: ( Starts at 00:24:807 ) fixed.
How about removing these finishers ? 00:18:234 (23) - 00:23:627 (32) - 00:29:020 (40) - 00:34:413 (49) - They don't really fit the song and 00:20:930 (27) - is the same sound but you didn't put a finisher here. fixed.
00:43:177 (62,63,64) - How about changing to d k d here to emphasize the sound at 00:43:514 (63) - fixed.
Why not moving this note 00:56:745 (82) - here 00:56:661 ? Sounds better imo. fixed.
For the whole kiai, you always have the same k d k 01:01:380 (3,4,5) - witch is kinda boring... How about making 01:01:380 (3,4,5) - d d k 01:04:076 (8,9,10) - k k d and same 01:12:166 (21,22,23) - d d k 01:14:863 (26,27,28) - k k d fixed.
01:20:256 (36) - Add finisher here ? High pitched sound here. fixed.
00:02:728 (5,6,7) - Make it k d k to avoid having the same pattern 3 times in a row. yeah~ It's 'k d k'.
00:18:234 to 00:34:413 Same finishers suggestion as Kantan. fixed.
00:40:144 (114,115) - I would remove these two notes since the kkd here doesn't sound good, and the pattern is quite long for a futsuu so adding a little rest is a good idea imo. fixed.
00:45:368 (131) - Remove ? kkd here doesn't sound good to me. fixed.
First part is a bit too dense for the beginning, is suggest you to remove 00:01:885 (9) - and 00:03:234 (18) - to make it less dense. fixed.
00:38:964 (214,215,216) - Having a triplet here is wierd in this slow part, try to delete this 00:39:048 (215) - and make 00:38:964 (214) - d fixed.
00:44:357 (245,246,247) - Same here. fixed.
00:54 Akemi_Homura: How about you~~?
01:02 Akemi_Homura: but I'm not sure how to fix that..
01:05 Akemi_Homura: yeah. you're right.
01:09 Akemi_Homura: just deleted (29) now.
01:14 Akemi_Homura: now 00:34:222 and 00:33:065 is d.
01:20 Akemi_Homura: 00:39:807 (57) - k , 00:41:155 (58) - d . like this~? owo?
01:22 Akemi_Homura: fixed like this.
01:36 Akemi_Homura: I'm not sure generally it's right for futsuu.
01:38 Akemi_Homura: okay~ fixed them dk kk.
01:38 game rock: you want I mod the futsuu or let's to the muzu?
01:42 Akemi_Homura: then how can I emphasis that~?
16:47 Akemi_Homura: I saved log.
16:52 Akemi_Homura: maybe we can start from 00:36:773 (103). in Futsuu diff.
16:53 Akemi_Homura: how about that =3=?
16:57 Akemi_Homura: fixed KD K DK for now.
17:17 Akemi_Homura: then no problem.
17:21 Akemi_Homura: and maybe I should change 00:36:773 - K ~?
17:22 Akemi_Homura: yeah~ That's nice.
17:42 Akemi_Homura: yeah~ >w< Thanks~!!!
00:35:425 (51) - this note here sounds kinda off. As in 00:18:234 (22,23,24) - / 00:29:020 (39,40,41) - etc. — every note fits for every single syllable. Also, there are some prominent sounds here 00:19:245 - / 00:30:031 - which makes these three notes pretty well fitting there. In such case, this 00:35:762 - looks more dominant than other sounds around, so I suggest to move that 00:35:425 (51) - by 1/1 to the right here 00:35:762 - , instead.
00:37:447 (54,55) - these two ain't that strong for finishing them, imo.
00:41:661 - place an additional Don because of vocals, otherwise 00:42:503 (59,60) - this pattern seems empty.
00:49:919 (68) - Don, because it is almost the same pattern as 00:51:941 (71,72,73,74) - but with other note colors. So it would match two patterns.
00:16:380 (43,44) - make it Kat-Don, instead. For making it differ from 00:15:874 (41,42) - as you're emphasizing drums and vocals change.
00:28:009 - skipping this vocal here seems kinda strange. Too empty, you mya want to fill it with a note.
00:56:661 (163,164) - Don-Kat, maybe. For better emphasis as drums here were emphasized by Don 00:55:818 - so it would be logical if they match.
01:22:784 (71) - it's definitely should be emphasized, too way strong beat.
00:05:762 (27) - I'm not sure but you may want to make it Don to make a fine introduction to the dominant beat here 00:06:099 - .
00:15:874 (66,67) - kinda inconsistent. Kat-Kat fits better as far as I understand you made Kat-Kat pattern for vocals. For instance, 00:07:784 (33,34) - / 00:10:481 (42,43) - etc.
00:32:559 (139,140) - idk I like this kind of patterns in Muzu but wouldn't it be better to emphasis it as you did in Futsuu. For example, for the drums you place Kat-Don and for the vocals Kat-Kat, etc. I hope you've gotten my idea.
00:34:919 (148,149,150) - kinda inaudible triplet imo.
01:22:784 (122) - this Kat looks so unfittable, also Don makes this pattern match with others patterns around this one.
00:04:413 (25,26,27,28) - Don-Don-Kat-Kat would fit better as you were according to these "chiptune" snares.
These 1/4 patterns (00:24:807 (131,132,133,134,135) - / 00:26:155 (140,141,142,143,144) - etc.) kinda trigger me. I can't hear even a sound even somewhere deep in the background. Mind me explaining such rhythm choise?
That's pretty it, I'm concered about this 1/4 rhythm. The rest is great.


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In 2011, Bill Henry as CEO with Martin Hiscox as Chairman with the backing of Francisco Partners Private Equity merged Masternaut with Cybit in a £100m deal to create Europe's largest telematics solutions provider, with a 10,000-strong customer base spread across 32 countries. However, Berg Insight reported that this position was lost in 2015 to Tom as new business growth faltered. The Berg report for 2016 indicates Masternaut continues to lose market share to key competitors. Masternaut remains the largest telematics provider in the UK, and as part of the FleetCor family, is one of the largest fleet suppliers in the UK covering a fleet's total cost of ownership needs.

Masternaut signed a partnership with Telefonica in 2012, estimated to be worth $910 million between 2012 and 2020. Masternaut also has partnerships with SwissCom and with many specialist fleet providers.

In 2014, Masternaut Group Holdings was sold by Martin Hiscox then Chairman and CEO and Francisco Partners to Summit Partners and Fleetcor Technologies for an undisclosed sum. The company appointed Dhruv S. Parekh as CEO of Masternaut in 2015.

Masternaut Connect, the next generation of the company's enterprise-grade SaaS platform, launched and grew at 25-30% per annum. Their product range expanded with a driver mobile application, a specialised cold chain solution and a plug-and-play telematics device. Partnerships for factory-fit telematics (Vauxhall, PSA, Renault) and for pre-equipped leased/hired vehicles (Fraikin, Petit Forestier, Lex) have improved overall access to telematics. As a result, surveys revealed an improvement of +50 in Masternaut's global NPS (Net Promoter Score) between 2017 and early 2019.

In 2018, Masternaut underwent a company rebranding, including a new logo and a new proposition: the unseen advantage, emphasising Masternaut's supposed ability to "help companies leverage fleet data to optimise costs and transform business operations". The creation of a data science team, able to provide bespoke deep analysis from customer and global trends, was a key part of this transition.

Michelin acquired Masternaut in 2019 making it their third major acquisition in fleet telematics. With the other acquisitions in North America and South America, Masternaut gives Michelin access to the European market.

Technology
Masternaut offers many telematics services that use many different technologies. These services use Global Positioning System (GPS) technology to track vehicle or asset locations, which are then transmitted via GPRS and GSM mobile networks to Masternaut's data centres and  Masternaut Connect, their software platform. Customers are able to view their fleet's data instantly.

CAN, OBD, and 12V cigarette lighter port
Masternaut are able to connect fleets in different ways (CAN bus, OBD port and cigarette lighter), that can be integrated as part of a mixed fleet service. Masternaut's patented CAN clip provides the most real-time data and is less intrusive, whereas the OBD-II device is typically easier to install. The third option is a device that plugs into a vehicle's cigarette lighter (12V outlet), making it easy to plug/unplug and deliver obvious driver privacy.

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UK election ends in hung parliament as PM Theresa May's party fails to win outright majority
Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative party is unable to win an outright majority in parliament in a snap election ahead of Brexit negotiations.
Mr Jeremy Corbyn, leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, speaks at a counting centre for Britain's general election in London.PHOTO: REUTERS
British Prime Minister Theresa May leaves the Conservative Party HQ in central London, on June 9, 2017.PHOTO: AFP
Mr Jeremy Corbyn (left), leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, and Labour Party candidate Emily Thornberry at a counting centre for Britain's general election in London, on June 9, 2017. PHOTO: REUTERS
Mr Jeremy Corbyn, leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, waving as he arrives at a counting centre for Britain's general election in London, June 9, 2017. PHOTO: REUTERS
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LONDON (REUTERS, AFP) - Prime Minister Theresa May was fighting to hold on to her job on Friday (June 9) as British voters denied her the stronger mandate she had sought to lead the country into divorce talks with the European Union.
After the results of 645 seats were declared, her ruling Conservative Party was on 314 seats and therefore no longer able to reach the 326 mark it would need to claim a majority in Britain's 650-seat parliament. Labour had won 261 seats.
With no clear winner emerging from Thursday's parliamentary election, a wounded Mrs May signalled she would fight on, despite calls from some lawmakers within her party to quit. Her Labour rival Jeremy Corbyn also said she should step down.
British media reported that the PM had no intention to resign. She was due to address the nation at 5pm Singapore time.
"Theresa May has no intention of announcing her resignation later today," BBC's political editor Laura Kuenssberg told BBC radio, adding, however: "It's not clear to me whether they're trying to kill the rumours off before she truly makes her mind up."
With talks of unprecedented complexity on Britain's departure from the European Union due to start in just 10 days' time, the pound sterling was hit by uncertainty over who would form the next government and over the fundamental direction Brexit would take.
"At this time, more than anything else this country needs a period of stability," a grim-faced May said after winning her own parliamentary seat of Maidenhead, near London. "If... the Conservative Party has won the most seats and probably the most votes then it will be incumbent on us to ensure that we have that period of stability and that is exactly what we will do."
After winning his own seat in north London, Mr Corbyn said Mrs May's attempt to win a bigger mandate had backfired.
"The mandate she's got is lost Conservative seats, lost votes, lost support and lost confidence," he said. "I would have thought that's enough to go, actually, and make way for a government that will be truly representative of all of the people of this country."
Ms Anna Soubry, a lawmaker from the ruling party, was the first in the party to break cover, calling on Mrs May to "consider her position".
"I'm afraid we ran a pretty dreadful campaign," Ms Soubry said.
"She's in a very difficult place, she's a remarkable and a very talented woman and she doesn't shy from difficult decisions, but she now has to obviously consider her position," she told the BBC.
"Theresa did put her mark on this campaign, she takes responsibility as she always does, and I know she will, for the running of the campaign."
However, Mr Jacob Rees-Mogg, lawmaker from the Conservative's Eurosceptic wing, said, "I think Mrs May will have a good deal of support. She's only been the leader for under a year, she got it without any opposition, an uncontested election with support up and down the country.
"I don't think the Conservative Party is so fickle, or such a fair-weather friend as it would not continue to back the Prime Minister," he said.
Theresa May vows to bring stability to the UK
Mrs May had unexpectedly called the snap election seven weeks ago, even though no vote was due until 2020. At that point, polls predicted she would massively increase the slim majority she had inherited from predecessor David Cameron.
Instead, she risks an ignominious exit after just 11 months at Number 10 Downing Street, which would be the shortest tenure of any prime minister for almost a century.
"Perhaps the most obvious conclusion is that the likelihood of the UK needing to request a delay in the Brexit process has risen substantially," JPMorgan said in a note.
"MAY IS TOAST"
"Whatever happens, Theresa May is toast," said Mr Nigel Farage, former leader of the anti-EU party UKIP.
Mrs May had spent the campaign denouncing MrCorbyn as the weak leader of a spendthrift party that would crash Britain's economy and flounder in Brexit talks, while she would provide "strong and stable leadership" to clinch a good deal for Britain.
But her campaign unravelled after a major policy u-turn on care for the elderly, while Mr Corbyn's old-school socialist platform and more impassioned campaigning style won wider support than anyone had foreseen.
Political turmoil in Britain is the worst-case scenario for EU leaders who want to press ahead quickly with Brexit talks. These are due to start on June 19 but now risk being delayed - narrowing the window of time available to clinch a deal before a March 2019 deadline.
"Could be messy for the United Kingdom in the years ahead. One mess risks following another. Price to be paid for lack of true leadership," tweeted former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt, one of the EU's elder statesmen.
Sterling fell by more than 2 cents against the US dollar after an exit poll showed May losing her majority, though it later recovered some of its losses.
"A hung parliament is the worst outcome from a markets perspective as it creates another layer of uncertainty ahead of the Brexit negotiations and chips away at what is already a short timeline to secure a deal for Britain," said Mr Craig Erlam, an analyst with brokerage Oanda in London.
With the smaller parties more closely aligned with Labour than with the Conservatives, the prospect of Mr Corbyn becoming prime minister no longer seems fanciful. That would make the course of Brexit even harder to predict.
During his three decades on Labour's leftist fringe, Mr Corbyn consistently opposed European integration and denounced the EU as a corporate, capitalist body. As party leader, Mr Corbyn unenthusiastically campaigned for Britain to remain in the bloc, but has said that Labour would deliver Brexit if in power, albeit with very different priorities from those stated by May.
"What tonight is about is the rejection of Theresa May's version of extreme Brexit," said Mr Keir Starmer, Labour's policy chief on Brexit, saying his party wanted to retain the benefits of the European single market and customs union.
POTENTIAL ALLIANCES
On a nerve-racking night for the Conservatives, interior minister Amber Rudd held on to her seat by a whisker, while several junior ministers were swept away.
In one of many striking moments, the party lost the seat of Canterbury for the first time in a century.
The Conservatives could potentially turn for support to Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), a natural ally, projected to win 10 seats. But Labour had potential allies too, not least the Scottish National Party (SNP) who suffered major setbacks but still won a majority of Scottish seats.
The pro-EU, centre-left Liberal Democrats were having a mixed night. Their former leader Nick Clegg, who was deputy prime minister from 2010 to 2015, lost his seat. But former business minister Vince Cable won his back, and party leader Tim Farron held on.
In domestic policy, Labour proposes raising taxes for the richest 5 per cent of Britons, scrapping university tuition fees, investing £250 billion (S$440 billion) in infrastructure plans and re-nationalising the railways and postal service.
Analysis suggested that Labour had benefited from a strong turnout among young voters.
UKIP saw a collapse in its support, shedding votes evenly to the two major parties instead of overwhelmingly to the Conservatives, as pundits had expected.
"UKIP voters wanted Brexit but they also want change," Mr Farage said. "They are fundamentally anti-establishment in their attitudes and the vicar's daughter (May) is very pro-establishment. And I think she came across in the campaign as not only as wooden and robotic but actually pretty insincere."
In Scotland, the pro-independence SNP was in retreat despite winning most seats. Having won all but three of Scotland's 59 seats in the British parliament in 2015, its share of the vote fell sharply and it lost seats to the Conservatives, Labour and the Liberal Democrats.
The campaign had played out differently in Scotland than elsewhere, the main faultline being the SNP's drive for a second referendum on independence from Britain, having lost a previous plebiscite in 2014.
SNP leader and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said it had been a disappointing night for her party, while Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson said Ms Sturgeon should take the prospect of a new independence referendum off the table.
May faces party anger, turmoil as she tries to 'get on with job'
Election outcome raises business leaders' hopes for softer Brexit
Theresa May reduced to stopgap leader
Can weakened May recover from epic failure?
Stunning triumph for Labour's comeback kid Corbyn
Brexit on minds of Britons in S'pore
S'pore's UK-linked firms shrug off poll results
In final result of UK election, Labour gains Kensington from Conservatives
Record number of women and LGBT lawmakers elected in British vote
Britain votes: PM Theresa May will form new government despite election losses
British election: Who are the winners and losers?
Britain votes: What happens with Brexit now?
Britain votes: 5 reasons behind Jeremy Corbyn's triumph and Theresa May's loss
In Pictures: Polls close in Britain's general election
Pound sinks further against Singapore dollar after UK election shock, Asian stocks see little fallout
BRITISH ELECTION 2017


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The Ottoman Empire was the one of the largest and longest lasting Empires in history.
It was an empire inspired and sustained by Islam, and Islamic institutions.
It replaced the Byzantine Empire as the major power in the Eastern Mediterranean.
The Ottoman Empire reached its height under Suleiman the Magnificent (reigned 1520-66), when it expanded to cover the Balkans and Hungary, and reached the gates of Vienna.
The Empire began to decline after being defeated at the Battle of Lepanto (1571) and losing almost its entire navy. It declined further during the next centuries, and was effectively finished off by the First World War and the Balkan Wars.
One legacy of the Islamic Ottoman Empire is the robust secularism of modern Turkey.
At its peak it included:
Parts of Arabia
Much of the coastal strip of North Africa
The Ottoman Empire reached the peak of its power during the rule of Selim's son, Suleiman the Magnificent (ruled 1520 -66) and his grandson Selim II (1566 - 74).
Suleiman came to the throne as one of the wealthiest rulers in the world. His strength owed much to the work his father Selim had done in stabilising government, removing opposition, frightening (but not succesfully conquering) the Safavid Empire of Iran into adopting a non-aggression policy, and conquering the Mamluk empire of Egypt and Syria.
These conquests, which united the lands of Eastern Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean under a single ruler, brought a time of peace and stability, under which the Empire flourished.
Suleiman had no internal rivals for power. His father had seen to that by executing his own brothers and their sons, and all 4 of Suleiman's brothers.
The Ottoman Empire now included so much of the territory where Islam was practiced, and so many of the Islamic holy places, that Suleiman was widely regarded as the religious leader of Islam, as well as the earthly ruler of most Muslims.
Ornate mosaic tiles on building walls The Empire attracted Muslim artists and craftsmen ©
The wealth and stability of the Empire at this time attracted the top Muslim brains of the period, and craftsmen, artists, intellectuals and writers were eager to move to Istanbul.
Suleiman was named 'The Magnificent' by the Europeans, but his own people called him 'The Lawgiver'.
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Cyberbullying and the Wild Wild Web
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But Hitchcock goes beyond the tragic stories that people may have heard about in the news. After all, the media often follows the, "If it bleeds, it leads," philosophy. She shares several stories of hope, where those who were attacked online fought back successfully. She shares stories of friends who came to the rescue for victims, often the difference between life and death in cyberbullying cases.
She shares stories that can help teach others not to fall for scams and deliberate, detailed cases of cyberbullying that originated on e-Bay of all places. She shares valuable insight from others like herself, who are trying to help people protect themselves and their loved ones.
Cyberbullying and the Wild Wild Web is a valuable resource for parents and educators alike. The last two chapters of the book are dedicated to providing tips and additional resources to help everyone avoid cyberbullying issues. I highly recommend it!
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His work on cyber safety has been published by the Family Online Safety Institute, the Social Media Club, Calkins Media and more. He is also the author of #DigitalParenting- A Parent's Guide to Social Media, Cyberbullying &Online Activity, which was chosen as an Editor's Pick in April 2016.
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Clinton Champions Gender Agenda at Busan
Miriam Gathigah,
Busan, South Korea – Women toil in the fields for most of their lives producing food and strengthening the largely agricultural economy of African countries, but when their fathers, husbands or older sons die, they are no longer welcome on land they may have tended for years.
This observation was made by Hillary Rodham Clinton, United States secretary of state, at a special session on the status of women at the ongoing Fourth High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness (HLF4) in thi sSouth Korean port city.
Some 2,500 delegates, including members of ministerial teams from 160 countries, civil society leaders, experts from multilateral organisations and academics are attending the HLF4 to discuss international principles and rules to improve development co-operation.
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Many agreed with Clinton's observation that created a strong image of the status of women in Africa and Asia who earn their livelihoods from natural resources.
"Many years ago I travelled to Africa and everywhere I went there were women working in the fields, gathering firewood and in market stalls, and so I asked an economic analyst, how do you account for these contributions by women? And, he said that they didn't. Because it wasn't in the formal sector.
"If these women could stop working, even for a day, that would have a huge impact on the economy."
The situation has not changed significantly for many women in Africa and Asia.
"Women still account for at least 70 percent of the 1.3 billion people living in abject poverty. Women work two-thirds of world working hours, produce at least half of the food. Yet, they only earn a paltry 10 percent of world income and own a negligible one percent of world property," said Michelle Bachelet, executive director of U.N. Women, an entity concerned with gender equality and women's empowerment.
Despite statistics showing that countries that engage women and recognise their contribution achieve greater growth, many African countries are only too willing to offer lip service to the course of gender equality to improve their image at global conferences such as in Busan.
Said Bachelet: "We are saying that this is the time to move from speech line to budget line."
"I can sense the same frustration in Bachelet's voice as she made a case for gender equality. The same frustration that I feel. I ask myself, how much longer do we have to make this case?" Clinton said.
Clinton said this is in spite of the fact that credible sources such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have shown that the gross domestic product and per capita income could be higher if women were recognised and integrated into development.
From Clinton's passionate plea for more commitment to gender equality in relation to better implementation of aid, she made it clear that discriminating against women hurts the economy.
"In Asia, statistics show that the economy loses about 89 billion dollars every year because of discriminating against women within the labour force. Sadly, this is a region with countries working hard to emerge as leading economies," Bachelet said.
Leading champions of gender equality said women are empowered when they are given an opportunity to go to school, their children are better fed and they too stand a better chance of accessing a good education.
A majority of women remain poor with few opportunities to access work that is remunerated, little or no money and little chance to give their children a decent meal. During the recent drought in the Horn of Africa, U.N. statistics showed that of the four million people on the brink of death, two million were children.
But this could change. The Busan forum, that ends Thursday, can take this chance to redeem itself with a new and practical solution towards improving the lives of millions of women.
What is measured gets noticed, Clinton said. "We are now working on developing data on whose basis gender status can be improved. Today, I am pleased to announce a new initiative, the Evidence and Data for Gender Equality (EDGE).
"EDGE is a new initiative to improve the availability and use of statistics that capture gender gaps in economic activity. It capitalises on the United States' call to action at the May 2011 OECD ministerial session on gender and development and builds on recommendations of the U.N. International Agency and Expert Group on Gender and Statistics."
Often, Clinton said, loans are given to small business enterprises without assessing how many of these are owned or run by women. "Consequently, she said, "women continue to face difficulties in accessing credit.
"In many countries, a man and a woman can go to the same lender for credit and even have similar collateral, but a woman will be treated differently. We can reform credit policies that discriminate and disadvantage women."
Clinton lauded the Busan forum saying that it created an opportunity for new initiatives and partnerships critical to advancing the struggle for gender equality and the empowerment of women.
Miriam Gathigah
Miriam Gathigah is a contributor to Inter Press Service.


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Christopher Senekki and The Future Of Men's Mental Health
by NEXT MENTORS
Overall, the future of this particularly sensitive area is bound to be bright, one way or another. Acceptance that, yes, virtually everyone can and absolutely will struggle with mental health issues at some point in their lives is increasing, and the stigma surrounding mental health afflictions is also slowly shrinking into future obscurity for men worldwide!
Street Style And Men's Emotions – Past And Future
In the past, mental health used to be very much seen as a taboo topic to discuss, and anyone who spoke of it was a bit off their bender. And yet, we have progressed so much as a society in regards to that particular subject! Of course, we've still got a long way to go, but digital saints such as Senekki are paving the way to progress with their ideologies, actions, and overall empathy. Most notably of all, Christopher has been, and still is, part of multiple organizations which focus on men's mental health in the UK, and the way he decides to go from here will surely be exciting to observe – and most likely deserving of some well-due praise!
Men's emotions are often overlooked, and that's why Senekki is doing his best to continually spread his online presence – in hopes to be able to spread his valuable message of "prevention before crisis", which could save multiple men from suffering and even more men from the grim jaws of death.
Potential And Street Fashion – Focus And Charisma
The way Senekki does is job is through providing focal points that aim to help others keep a positive mindset in their lives overall – and one skill he uses to achieve this is his charisma. As a charismatic person in general, Senekki is able to bring his points forth and make them understood to pretty much anyone, from grown men to young boys!
Most importantly, Daniel Goleman is this wise man's inspiration and what pushed him to do the work he does today. As it turns out, Goleman's books on emotional intelligence, along with the incredible amount of articles he has created for The New York Times, all created the basic, yet sturdy foundation upon which Senekki's current work has been built up on.
Clothing And Times Long Gone – Looking Back
Before realizing how important he was to such a noble cause, Senekki was trying to come to terms with his very own struggles, seeing as nobody is immune from inner demons. He then proceeded to satiate a newfound curiosity, and so he went ahead and tried to see for himself what was done in the world in terms of prevention in regards to personal struggles and their early prevention.
Not much, as it turns out.
When he eventually went on the WHO (World Health Organization) website, he'd come across a couple studies on the matter of prevention and mental health. Most of the studies were written in an "overly stereotypical" manner, as he put it, but one word in particular did catch his attention.
"Human Rights".
Human Rights – although the term itself carries a variety of meanings, it can also indicate the fact that every human being deserves to be happy, and to not be plagued by mental afflictions that could prove to be a lot more dangerous than most people expect. Although the words themselves didn't solve his problems, it helped Senekki realize that he was, in fact, spiraling down and down further and, soon enough, he'll have to do something instead of waiting until the point of no return comes around.
Christopher valuable journey can be followed on Instagram at @s__christopher
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Frydenberg to push on with energy guarantee without states' sign-off
By Peter Hannam & Cole Latimer
August 10, 2018 — 11.41am
The Turnbull government will press on with its National Energy Guarantee by taking it to the Coalition party room after the states and territories expressed "broad support" for the flagship energy plan but were unwilling to sign off on it.
At Friday's gathering of COAG energy ministers in Sydney, Josh Frydenberg, the federal Environment and Energy Minister, told the meeting that he would take the Commonwealth legislation supporting the scheme to his Coalition party room on Tuesday as planned.
National Energy Minister - Josh Frydenberg arrives at the Shangri La Hotel in Sydney to meet with State energy ministers. Friday 10th August 2018.
Photo: James Brickwood
Queensland is understood to have spoken out in strong support for the position put forward by Victoria, including its objection to the weak emissions target and the need to have protection for the states' separate renewable energy plans.
The communique noted the detailed work undertaken by the Energy Security Board to date, and reiterated the importance of "effectively integrating energy and climate policy".
It agreed to the release of an exposure draft of the national electricity law amendments and it noted the states will be given a copy of the Commonwealth draft legislation for the NEG after it has been endorsed by the Coalition Party room, according to a copy of the communique obtained by Fairfax Media.
The Andrews Labor government in Victoria said it had withheld backing for the scheme until it supports lower bills, lower emissions and more renewable energy jobs for the state.
Minister for Energy Lily D'Ambrosio moved with other jurisdictions to "postpone approval of the NEG" at Friday's meeting, the government said in a statement.
"Josh Frydenberg is no longer seeking blind endorsement on the NEG prior to its uncertain passage through his own party room," the statement said.
'Great step forward'
At the start of the gathering, Mr Frydenberg said the eyes of Australia were on the meeting.
A statement from Mr Frydenberg's office welcomed the agreement to continue work on the plan.
"Ministers have agreed to take the National Energy Guarantee to the next stage," a statement said.
Kerry Schott, the board's chief said this is a "great step forward".
Cameron Dick, Queensland's acting energy minister, though, made it clear the gap with states remains wide, and that the onus will rest with the Coalition.
"The Coalition party room is the biggest risk to energy and price stability - and has been for 10 years - so we need that party room certainty," Mr Dick said in a statement obtained by Fairfax Media.
It only takes one state or territory to veto a COAG plan.
Loggerheads
States and the federal government have been at loggerheads over the policy, in particular, the federally legislated component that sets emissions reduction levels from the energy sector at 26 per cent of 2005 levels by 2030.
On Friday Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg faced down state energy ministers at the COAG meeting for the National Energy Guarantee.
Photo: Mick Tsikas
Mr Frydenberg opened the event urging support for the policy. However, sources within the meeting told Fairfax Media that much of policy had been discussed at a private dinner on Thursday evening.
"Today we must take forward the National Energy Guarantee and I'm confident that we can," Mr Frydenberg said.
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"Australian eyes are on this room today and what happens here matters to the outcomes around every Australian kitchen table and every Australian factory floor."
Mr Frydenberg said Australia could not have another failed energy policy, pointing to the collapse of the emissions trading and carbon pricing schemes, which were previously abolished.
"We have a collective responsibility to deliver cheaper, more reliable and clean power for Australian families and businesses," he said.
"It's not our job to re-litigate the mistakes of the pasts but rather to provide the solution for the future. Today, it's up to us."
As part of his opening address, Mr Frydenberg singled out hydrogen as a point of discussion.
Hydrogen has increasingly been in focus for the government.
Earlier this year the federal and Victorian state governments invested millions of dollars in a project to turn Victoria's brown coal into hydrogen for export to Japan.
Following the energy ministers' meeting, Labor's climate change and energy spokesman Mark Butler said his party wanted bipartisan support for a long-term energy policy.
However he reiterated Labor's core concern over the national energy guarantee – that it would kill off investment and jobs growth in renewable energy, leading to higher electricity prices and achieving virtually no action on climate change.
He cited the federal government's own modelling which shows the east coast electricity market will have reduced its emissions by 24 per cent by around 2021 even before the policy begins. Given the Turnbull government policy imposes a 26 per cent emissions reduction target on the sector, this leaves a mere 2 per cent cut to be achieved by 2030, Mr Butler said.
"Malcolm Turnbull's plan would see not a single large scale renewable energy project built during an entire decade, would see the rates for installation of rooftop solar on households cut by about half.
"So we have an investment framework that actually smashes investment."
He said modelling showed Labor's 45 per cent target would lower wholesale power prices by 25 per cent more than under the government's plan.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Friday said the Coalition party room made consensus decisions and "there is very strong support" for the energy plan.
However Liberal backbencher Tony Pasin on Friday suggested internal government support for the proposal was not assured and the party room may not reach a decision on Tuesday.
"There will be a pretty broad debate on Tuesday on this issue, I'm confident of that ... If there is strong dissent then matters are often reconsidered or deferred," he said.
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If you guessed Atlantic Canada, give yourself a prize.
Our summer trip to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick was wonderful in every respect – the best vacation we've ever taken with kids. Several things made it work: We all loved camping and had fantastic weather (only one rainy day out of 18, never above the low 80's). Often we'd pull in early and focus our activities on fire building, reading, berry picking, beach walking, rock and shell collecting, swimming/wading and hanging out. While "car camping" may not afford the best spiritual privacy, it was great for the kids to run around and find others to play with.
Also, we generally stuck with national and provincial parks, mostly on the water and free of kitsch decor and activities. In fact, Amherst Shores Provincial Park, in Nova Scotia not to far from where we crossed over from New Brunswick, is the nicest campground we've ever been to, anywhere.
Fundy National Park, on the southern shore of New Brunswick, was a special highlight, offering a number of really excellent interpretative programs and hikes for all ages. Fundy Bay has some of the strongest tides in the world, and while they came in slowly, the contrast between low – walk out almost a mile over damp shell-covered sands – and high – waves crashing right up to the beachfront sidewalks. We happened to be there at the end of the Perseids meteor shower and during their special astronomy weekend, so we spent one night stargazing through telescopes with people who knew what to look for. Alana, our eight-year-old daughter, came back with bags of shells and rocks. Rafael, age three, ate his findings – mostly raspberries, blackberries, blueberries and wild mountain cranberries. Intrepidly, he would enter batch after batch of thorny bushes, and was even able to identify the things in the dark.
Just a few miles east of Fundy Park is The Rocks Provincial Park – sort of like the canyonlands of the American West, except that it's on the beach. Tall rock formations grow out of the beach, some covered with plant life at the top. The power of erosion is strongly evident here, as the water has not only created the rock formations out of once-high ground, but carved out tunnels and caves throughout the rocks. Definitely worth a stopover, but check the tide schedule first! (In fact, a few things we tried to see were closed during high tide, at various points in our trip).
Farther east, the Acadian influence gets very strong. Barn roofs are painted with the Acadian flag, and if you stop a local for directions, you may not understand the answer if you don't speak French. While our itinerary took us east into Nova Scotia, from what we read, the northern shore of New Brunswick is even more Acadian than the part we traveled in.
One other New Brunswick highlight came on our way back – crossing by ferry to Franklin Roosevelt's summer home on Campobello Island, right on the Maine border. The mansion is beautiful, the grounds are well-landscaped, and there's quite a bit of historical information on Roosevelt and his family. Campobello is where he contracted polio, yet he never lost his fondness for the place.
We did stop in the two largest cities, too: St. John and Moncton. Though its Victorian architecture is lovely, St. John was the one place on our trip that we truly didn't care for. It was hard to navigate, with heavy traffic and confusing signage. We stayed at a littered campground overlooking a large factory(!), and the campground's lakefront beach featured human excrement all over the bathroom floor. There was a city-wide folk festival going on, but we didn't have a clear sense of who we should see, and found most of the performances we did manage to catch uninspiring.
Moncton was much cleaner and more modern (including a gorgeous new central library). Its big attraction is Magnetic Hill, way on the outskirts of town. You can put your car in neutral and ride backwards uphill, pulled by the strong natural magnet under the earth. It's kind of cool, but takes all of two minutes.
Magnetic Hill has been heavily developed and is full of kitsch and expensive tourist amusement parks and minigolf courses, which we didn't bother with.
As for Nova Scotia: we saw quite a bit of it, pretty much the entire northeastern half, at least along the shores (though we did venture away from the coast, along a large inland sea (where we enjoyed one of our two homestays). It's very pretty, with red sandstone cliffs dominating much of the landscape, and fishing villages that look a lot like New England. Considering how much of a tourist attraction the far-northeastern Cabot Trail is, the roads, campgrounds, and attractions were amazingly uncrowded. This area is very proud of its Scots-Gaelic heritage, and there are many opportunities to learn about it. Particularly informative, in Pictou, there's a Gaelic heritage exhibit tied to the story of one of the first ships that brought the Scots to those shores. And everywhere on Cape Breton, but particularly along the northern coast, there are ceilidhs (music swaps), folk dances, shops selling kilts and bolts of plaid (often with bagpipe bands playing out on the lawn).
There are a couple of pockets of Acadian culture on Cape Breton as well – including Fortress Louisbourg, an 18th-century settlement that now functions as a historic recreation, a la Williamsburg, VA or Old Sturbridge Village, MA. Having seen many such places, we were quite impressed with this one. Though fairly compact, it boasts an enormous and thoroughly trained staff, all of whom know quite a bit about their characters' lives, occupations, etc. It takes several hours to fully explore Louisbourg, especially if you participate in some of the many events that go on all day: dances, musket drills, boat launchings, and so forth (a schedule is posted). Restaurants and bake shops on premises offer period food (modern prices).
Other Nova Scotia highlights included the Alexander Graham Bell home, full of his inventions, his work with the deaf, and so forth, a fabulous industrial museum in Stellarton (Rafael was enchanted!), rock and mineral exhibits in several places, including an entire museum in Parrsboro.
Canada felt in many ways a much more "civilized" place than the U.S. everyone was helpful and friendly, and in most towns the streets were virtually litter-free. We heard a lot of French, saw Gaelic street signs, Scottish bagpipe playing and dancing, ate shortbread and scones, drank excellent tea. We made it all the way to the tip of Cape Breton Island, a twisty dirt road through the mountains, ending at a point with the improbable name of Meat Cove – water at all sides where we camped on a cliff over looking the beach, and almost got blown off the face of the mountain – the wind was so strong that night. The people below us had to retrieve their rain fly, which had blown into the ocean in the middle of the night. Though the privately-run campground itself was ugly and ill-maintained (in rather shocking contrast to the spotless and beautiful locations we encountered almost everywhere else), the scenery was gorgeous – kind of like Big Sur, California, with rounded hills and steep cliffs rising right out of the ocean. We also saw a pair of wild foxes on the dirt road about a mile outside the campground.
In fact, we saw quite a bit of wildlife on this trip, including several Great Blue Herons – flying, perching, and walking around the marshes. Alana and another tourist on the same cliff caught a glimpse of a whale; the rest of us missed it. No moose or reindeer (oh well, but some smaller deer, and lots of birds).
In all we covered 2500 miles, though we made a point of not driving more than four hours in a day, and many days we stayed put. Part of what made the trip work was the blend of activities we all enjoyed with special treats for each of us at various points along the way. and the other part of why it worked was our choice of a destination that had much to offer our knowledge-hungry foursome in terms of scenery, hiking, caving, history, culture, geology, and even astronomy.
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