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Dear Friends, Colleagues, and CFHI Fans,
This holiday season there is much to be grateful for. At CFHI, we are grateful to have transformed the lives of over 8,000 CFHI global health scholars to date, as well as countless members with our partner communities in 10 countries. I have always been about walking the talk. Prioritizing authenticity and genuity is the alignment that attracted me to CFHI over 7 years ago.
One walk that is very important to CFHI is that of the diversity scholarship program. CFHI is truly committed to social justice and health equity. In order to achieve these aims we must provide leadership opportunities and training to students from the diverse communities who are themselves often suffering from health and economic disparities. We can only do this with the financial support of people who share our vision. I am hoping one of these people will be you.
Please support my passion, and that of CFHI. By working through CFHI to impact this world you make it possible for CFHI to offer scholarships to young people poised on the edge of the transformative CFHI immersion process. The solidarity between young people from traditionally disempowered and relatively impoverished communities in our own backyard and those around the world struggling to take care of their children and families basic needs is a powerful catalyst for progress at home and abroad.
We need you to work through CFHI to build the leaders, global citizens, and humans of tomorrow who will be joined and propelled by the shared human experience that is a cornerstone of CFHI programs.
The following quotes capture CFHI's impacts and inspire me to continue working with CFHI. You can be a part of these amazing impacts by donating now to the Diversity Scholarship Fund.
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Killer Tracks will release Mike Peters' I Can, We Can and Love + this month via the Killer Tracks Artists Series, with a percentage of the revenue from the licensing of the songs going to The Alarm frontman's Love, Hope, Strength Foundation.
Santa Monica, CA (August 3, 2017)—Killer Tracks will release Mike Peters' I Can, We Can and Love + this month via the Killer Tracks Artists Series, with a percentage of the revenue from the licensing of the songs going to The Alarm frontman's Love, Hope, Strength Foundation.
The songs were written and sung by Peters, whose band The Alarm produced more than five million records worldwide and 16 Top 50 UK singles. Peters and The Alarm are currently headlining this year's Warped Tour, which includes a stop in Pomona, CA on August 6.
Peters is a cancer survivor and the subject of a new documentary, The Man in the Camo Jacket, directed by Russ Kendall and produced by Jonathan McHugh, Jonathan Platt, James Chippendale, Alex Colletti and Stash Slionski. The film chronicles Peters' eight-year battle with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. A special screening of the film will be held on August 3 at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles, followed by a short musical performance and Q&A.
Love Hope Strength, named after The Alarm's 1985 anthem "Strength," will have representatives at each Warped Tour date conducting swab drives and donor matches. To date, Love Hope Strength has added over 150,000 individuals to the bone marrow registry, and has created over 3,100 potential life-saving matches for patients around the world.
Film and television licensing of I Can, We Can and Love + is available exclusively through Killer Tracks.


The European values in a changing world: How can we respond to the populist wave?
The Threats for the 2019 European Elections from Foreign Interference: what can be done to withstand the attack?
Presentation of a publication titled "EU- Turkey Power Audit".


Vitamin D3 assists in maintaining healthy bone density by providing minerals to the skeleton. Adequate levels of Vitamin D are essential for normal calcium absorption and healthy bones. Vitamin D also improves muscle strength.


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July 20, 2011 by Karina Glaser in "Windows of Agate", "craft tutorials", "crafting with kids", "how to crafts", "how to's", "how-to", "tutorial"
One of my favorite parts of parenting is inventing strange crafts out of random materials that engage my two kids for the longest amount of time for the least amount of money. The idea for this project came about from broken eggshells. I've been washing and saving eggshells for the last few months to crush and add to my garden as well as to compost. Then I realized that if you keep the two eggs halves they almost fit perfectly back together. Which made me think of the plastic egg shakers that are all the rage during preschool music classes and sing-a-longs. Which made me think what a brilliant idea someone had to make those plastic egg shakers. Which made me think that someone is making a lot of money off of that idea.
And you see how twisted and random my thoughts can be. Sometimes these thoughts turn to something productive, like developing a new hobby (gardening, recycling old clothes into new clothes, composting). Other times... well, let's just say sometimes my time can be better spent sleeping.
Back to the original point of this post, which began with me staring at half broken eggshells and feeling like they could be something more. I loved the way they fit back together after being broken, so I thought we could make real egg shakers minus the plastic. This turned out to be a multi-day process with the drying times factored it, but it was really sort of fun. So here's how to do it.
1. Clean your eggshells thoroughly and lay them out to dry.
2. Fill partially with different dried beans. We used lentils, split peas, and black beans.
3. Apply a thin layer of glue along the rim of the eggshell and fit the other side snugly on top, making sure it matches up perfectly.
4. Let dry for a few hours or overnight.
5. Cut thin strips of newspaper, about .5 inches by 2 inches, for the paper mache. Make a paste from flour and water (boil half a cup of water on the stove and whisk in a heaping tablespoon of flour - simmer lightly for a minute and then let cool). Dip paper in paste or use a paintbrush to apply the paste on the egg and cover the eggs with a few layers of newspaper and paper mache paste.
8. Use poster or acrylic paints to add color to your egg shakers.
9. Do a lesson on color mixing by only starting out with red, yellow, blue and white. Use the egg carton to mix colors (yellow + blue = green, red + blue = purple, red + white = pink, etc).
11. Let dry and then let the musicians loose on the shakers! I find the sound of beans on eggshells really soothing and much more pleasant than the plastic variety. Store the egg shakers in the dried out egg carton and also use in food play.
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Sheridan Admans explains why he is investing in the GAM Star MBS Total Return fund in the TC Share Centre Multi Manager Cautious fund and the reasons behind that decision.
I have been in search of risk assets for some time that have a low correlation to other risk assets while delivering high risk adjusted returns; assets that provide ample liquidity, duration flexibility and exposure to US growth where active management can really take advantage of opportunities.
I have therefore sought to introduce the GAM Star MBS Total Return fund to our TC Share Centre Multi Manager Cautious fund. With the extensive experience of the management team on the fund, we are of the view that they have the right tools to successfully manage the current interest rate cycle.
Mortgage-backed securities (or MBS as they are more commonly known) are bonds that represent a bundle of mortgages that investors can buy. An MBS is an asset backed security that is secured on a mortgage or a group of mortgages. To free up capital, the bank packages the loans up and sells them to investors via investment banks.
MBS was not very familiar to UK investors until highlighted by the financial crisis of 2008. While unsavoury to some, the asset class does provide significant opportunities that are hard to overlook when constructing a diversified investment portfolio.
The MBS market represents approximately 24% of the US fixed income market. It is possible to get a significantly higher yield from MBS than offered by US Treasuries that have similar maturities, which includes higher quality Agency and Non-Agency bonds. Agency refers to government supported issuers of mortgages like Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae that guarantee mortgages. Non-Agency are those issuers that are not guaranteed. Arguably higher yields come with little or no additional risk from holding positions in both Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. The MBS market is highly liquid with approximately $200 billion traded daily and has a market size of around $8 trillion.
Looking at the US housing market it has been recovering and has seen homeowner vacancy rates fall significantly since its peak in 2008, single family housing under construction is below its long-run average, homeownership rates have started to pick up once more since their collapse and housing affordability has been improving.
The asset class has gained a reputation due to the role sub-prime played in the financial crisis and while some of those risks have faded others remain; such risks as mortgage holders defaulting in large numbers or property values falling significantly, as a result of mismanagement of the US economy or the return to a softer regulatory environment. The other and main risk is prepayment risk. Prepayment risk is the early payment of the loan on the mortgage, not dissimilar to a callable bond.
The GAM team come with a great deal of experience and expertise understanding and evaluating the impact of interest rate changes, credit risk and mortgage prepayment behaviour. This has been clearly demonstrated having managed three US interest rates cycles, which include the peak of 5.25% in 2006 to the historic low of 0.25% in 2008 and delivered positive returns since 2002.
The managers currently have duration on their portfolio of 1.24 years and can flex between -3% and +3%. The average coupon in the portfolio is 2.96% with the average life of mortgages held at around 4.5 years.
Please be aware that the investment fund mentioned in this article is not available to invest in directly on our platform and is only accessible via our Multi-Manager solutions. This may be due to a number of factors including but not limited to the investment's domesticity, investment class availability or complexity.


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Statsman
Miller's mark
Mohandas Menon
25 October, 2017 18:08 IST
South Africa's David Miller. - Getty Images
The number of ODI matches played by David Miller of South Africa without ever playing a Test match. At present, he is only the second batsman in ODI history to appear in 100 or more matches without playing a Test, after Kieron Pollard (West Indies), who has so far appeared in 101 ODIs.
See the list below for details:
Players with most ODIs without playing in Tests
ODIs Player For Span
101 Kieron Pollard West Indies 2007-2016
100 David Miller South Africa 2010-2017
85 Aaron Finch Australia 2013-2017
84 James Hopes Australia 2005-2010
84 Nathan McCullum New Zealand 2009-2015
Note: The above list is for players from Test nations only. Otherwise, Kenya's Thomas Odoyo has appeared in most ODIs (136) without playing in Tests.
The number of innings taken by Hashim Amla of South Africa to reach his 26th ODI century. He is the fifth batsman in ODI history to register 26 or more centuries, after Sachin Tendulkar (49), Ricky Ponting and Virat Kohli (30 each) and Sanath Jayasuriya (28). However, Amla is by far the quickest to reach this career landmark in fewest innings.
The table below has all the details:
Fewest innings to reach 26 ODI 100
Achieved on
Age then
34y-198d
Ricky Ponting
33y-67d
39y-0d
Note: Tendulkar (above) is the youngest to achieve this landmark among the five batsmen listed above.
South Africa's total without loss while chasing Bangladesh's 278 for 7 at Kimberley. This is now the highest total in ODI history by a side successfully chasing a target without losing any wicket.
The table below lists all the top instances:
Highest totals batting second in a 10-wicket victory in ODIs
Team batting 1st
Total batting 1
Colombo RPS
The number of innings taken by Babar Azam of Pakistan to reach his seventh ODI century. He became the 73rd batsman (and the 12th from Pakistan) in ODI cricket to register seven or more centuries. However, Babar Azam is by far the quickest to reach this career landmark in fewest innings.
Fewest innings to reach 7th ODI 100
Zaheer Abbas
Gary Kirsten
Note: de Kock (above) is the youngest to achieve this landmark among the 73 batsmen.
This week in 1976
At 19 years and 141 days, Pakistan's Javed Miandad became the youngest to score a double century in Test history. He scored 206 against New Zealand in Karachi. Miandad still remains the only teenager to do so!
Queries Corner
Which batsman has scored the maximum ODI centuries without having a score in the 90s?
— Shiv Raman, Chennai
That distinction goes to Sri Lankan Upul Tharanga, who has 15 ODI centuries to his credit without a single score in the 90s. His highest without making a three-figure score in ODIs is the unbeaten 86 he made against Australia in Sydney on November 5, 2010, when he was unlucky to miss out on a hundred because rain interrupted Sri Lanka's innings.
Recently, Himachal Pradesh's Prashant Chopra scored a triple century on his birthday. Is this a first in the Ranji Trophy?
— Rahul Badhani, Jaipur
Prashant Chopra, who became the first Himachal Pradesh batsman to score a triple century (338 against Punjab in Dharamsala) on October 7, did so on his 25th birthday. He, thus, became only the second batsman in Ranji Trophy history after Raman Lamba to achieve this rare landmark. Lamba scored his triple century (312) on his 35th birthday for Delhi against Himachal Pradesh at the Feroz Shah Kotla, on January 2, 1995.
Have there been any instances of a side losing a Test match after not enforcing the follow-on when they had the chance to do so?
— Nitin Sapru, Mumbai
It has happened only once, at Kingsmead, Durban, in January 1950. South Africa, after making 311, dismissed Australia for a paltry 75 in just 28.4 overs (8-ball). Despite a lead of 236 runs, South Africa batted again, only to be dismissed for 99 in 46.2 overs. Set a target of 336, the visitors romped to a five-wicket victory.
Is Rangana Herath the first Test bowler to claim 100 wickets in the fourth innings of a Test match?
— Sunder Rao, Bangalore
He is in fact the fourth bowler to do so after Shane Warne (138), Muttiah Muralitharan (106) and Glenn McGrath (103). Herath now has 102 fourth innings wickets to his credit.
How often in ODIs have Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli been involved in running out each other? And what has been the result of the match?
— Aashish Mitra, Mumbai
They have been involved together in six run-outs in ODIs, with Kohli being unlucky on four occasions, while Rohit Sharma on two. India won three and lost three. The details are given below:
Table-5
Note: All figures above are updated as on 21 Oct. 2017
Readers may send in their queries to sportstar@thehindu.co.in
Upul Tharanga


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Brandon Leake, winner of America's Got Talent Season 15, is an artistic visionary whose roots lie in Stockton, California.
Brandon started Called To Move – CTM at Simpson University with a small group of artists trying to share their gifts and encourage others to do so, which has grown into a national iniaitive that has inspired audiences through poetry all across the country.
In 2016, Brandon Leake released a debut album entitled, "In My Thoughts", and since has traveled from LA to New York and everywhere in between performing his pieces, leading spoken word poetry workshops, and keynote speaking. He's performed at conferences, universities, and theatres nationwide - leaving audiences speechless by his beautiful words.


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Q: ¿Cómo puedo sumar coordenadas para calcular distancia en JavaScript? Tengo que sumar distancias entre dos puntos. Por el costo, lo voy hacer con una función. El detalle que tengo es que requiero sumar la coordenada inicial por la coordenada destino, pero a su vez, que después, la coordenada de la respuesta destino para la siguiente coordenada sea la coordenada inicial en JavaScript de forma dinámica (tomando en cuenta que el Array puede tener n número de elementos).
var cor = [
  "18.514059,-92.878449",
  "19.614059,-93.688621",
  "18.712578,-94.878728",
  "19.512784,-95.978314",
  "19.679365,-96.876816"
];

function CalcularDistancia(cor) {
  var cordenadas;
  var distancia;
  var posicion1;
  var posicion2;
  var num = 0;
  var parada = 1;
  for (var i = 0; i < cor.length; i++) {
    cordenadas = cor[i].split(",");
    if (num > 1) {
      num = 0;
      parada = 3;
      //break;
    }

    if (num == 0) {
      if (parada == 3) {
        posicion1 = posicion1;
      } else {
        posicion1 = cordenadas[0] + "," + cordenadas[1];
      }
    }
    if (num == 1) {
      posicion2 = cordenadas[0] + "," + cordenadas[1];
    }
    num++;

    if (!posicion2 == "") {
      posicion1 = posicion2;
    }
  } //cierre de for
}

CalcularDistancia(cor);

Ejemplos:
Primera vuelta
origen = (lat1, lon1);
destino = (lat2, lon2);

Segunda vuelta
origen = (lat2, lon2);
destino = (lat3, lon3);

Que el destino 2 de la primera vuelta se convierta en el origen principal de la vuelta que sigue.

A: Si lo que quieres realmente es sumar las distancias de ese array, creo que es más sencillo utilizar la función reduce, que sumará todos los elementos y los irá acumulando (más información aquí). Te dejo un ejemplo utilizando ES6:

// Datos originales
const coords = [
  "18.514059,-92.878449",
  "19.614059,-93.688621",
  "18.712578,-94.878728",
  "19.512784,-95.978314",
  "19.679365,-96.876816"
];

// Sumar todas las coordenadas aplicando reduce
const result = coords.reduce((acc, current) => {
  const [currentX, currentY] = current.split(',');
  return {
    x: acc.x + Number(currentX),
    y: acc.y + Number(currentY)
  };
}, { x: 0, y: 0 });

// Mostrar resultados
console.log('Resultado suma: ', result);
console.log('Resultado formateado: ', `"${result.x},${result.y}"`);

Es posible, por la precisión de los decimales, que alguna suma te dé resultados como "19.12312300000001"; sólo sería necesario redondear, pero esa cuestión ya quedaría fuera de tu pregunta.
Espero que te sirva, puedes utilizar los comentarios si tienes dudas.

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#ifndef __POWER_LIB_5410X_H_
#define __POWER_LIB_5410X_H_

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/** @defgroup POWER_LIBRARY_5410X CHIP: LPC5410X Power LIBRARY functions
 * The power library provides functions to control system power usage and
 * place the device into low power modes.

 *
 * Clock shutdown in sleep and power down modes

 * When using the Chip_POWER_EnterPowerMode() function, system clocks are
 * shutdown based on the selected sleep or power down mode and the device
 * version being used. The following list details which clocks are shut down
 * in which modes for which device versions. You can keep a clock enabled
 * for a sleep or power down mode by enabling it in the 'peripheral_ctrl'
 * field in the Chip_POWER_EnterPowerMode() function.

 *
 * Mode: Sleep

 * No clocks are disabled for any chip version.

 *
 * Mode: Deep sleep

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_IRC_OSC

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_IRC

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_FLASH (v17.1 and later only)

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_BOD_INTR

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_ADC0

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_ROM

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_VDDA_ENA

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_SYS_PLL

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_VREFP

 *
 * Mode: Power down

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_IRC_OSC

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_IRC

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_FLASH (v17.1 and later only)

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_BOD_RST

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_BOD_INTR

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_ADC0

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_SRAM0B

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_SRAM1

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_SRAM2

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_ROM

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_VDDA_ENA

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_WDT_OSC

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_SYS_PLL

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_VREFP

 * SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_32K_OSC

 *
 * Mode: Deep power down

 * All clocks are disabled for all chip versions.

 *
 * If you are using a peripheral was a wakeup source for a power down mode,
 * it needs to be kept active with the call to Chip_POWER_EnterPowerMode(). For
 * example, if you are using the RTC to wake the system up from power down mode,
 * the 32KHz RTC oscillator needs to remain active, so the power down call would
 * look like this:

 * Chip_POWER_EnterPowerMode(POWER_POWER_DOWN, SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_32K_OSC);

 * If your application uses internal RAM beyond the first 8K, you will also need
 * to prevent power down of the IRAM like this:

 * Chip_POWER_EnterPowerMode(POWER_POWER_DOWN, (SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_32K_OSC | SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_SRAM0A));

 * @ingroup CHIP_5410X_DRIVERS
 * @{
 */

/**
 * @brief	Sets up the System PLL given the PLL input frequency and feedback multiplier
 * @param	multiply_by	: PLL multiplier, minimum of 1, maximum of 16
 * @param	input_freq	: Input frequency into the PLL
 * @return	LPC_OK on success, or an error code (see error.h)
 */
uint32_t Chip_POWER_SetPLL(uint32_t multiply_by, uint32_t input_freq);

/**
 * @brief	Set optimal system voltage based on passed system frequency
 * @param	mode			: Power mode
 * @param	desired_freq	: System (CPU) frequency
 * @return	LPC_OK on success, or an error code (see error.h)
 * @note	This function will adjust the system voltages to the lowest
 * levels that will support the passed mode and CPU frequency.
 */
uint32_t Chip_POWER_SetVoltage(PERF_MODE_T mode, uint32_t desired_freq);

/**
 * @brief	Enters the selected power state
 * @param	mode			: Power mode
 * @param	peripheral_ctrl	: Peripherals that will remain powered up in the power state
 * @return	Nothing
 * @note	The 'peripheral_ctrl' field is a bitmask of bits from the
 * PDRUNCFG register (SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_*) that describe which
 * peripherals can wake up the chip from the power state. These
 * peripherals are not powered down during the power state.

 */
void Chip_POWER_EnterPowerMode(POWER_MODE_T mode, uint32_t peripheral_ctrl);

/**
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/**
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 *
 * When executing from flash, entering PowerDown mode is not possible as the PowerDown mode turns
 * off the flash. This function will relocate the powerdown code to memory allocated in RAM and this
 * relocated function can be invoked using Chip_POWER_EnterPowerModeReloc() hence entering powerdown
 * mode from RAM and let the flash power be turned off.
 *
 * @param	relMem			: Memory where the function to be relocated [Needs to be word aligned]
 * @param	peripheral_ctrl	: Size of the memory in Bytes
 * @return	Nothing
 */
void Chip_POWER_RelocAPI(uint32_t *relMem, uint32_t size);

/* ROM versions */
#define LPC5410X_ROMVER_0   (0x1100)
#define LPC5410X_ROMVER_1   (0x1101)
#define LPC5410X_ROMVER_2   (0x1102)

/**
 * @brief	Fast powerdown for IRAM based applications
 * @param	peripheral_ctrl	: Peripherals that will remain powered up in the power down state
 * @return	Nothing
 * @note	The 'peripheral_ctrl' field is a bitmask of bits from the
 * PDRUNCFG register (SYSCON_PDRUNCFG_PD_*) that describe which
 * peripherals can wake up the chip from the power state. These
 * peripherals are not powered down during the power state.

 * This function should only be used when not executing code in FLASH.
 * It will power down FLASH and leave it powered down on exit, so all
 * code should be placed in IRAM prior to calling. It provides a quicker
 * wakeup response than the default powerdown function
 * (Chip_POWER_EnterPowerMode(POWER_POWER_DOWN, ...)).
 */
void Chip_POWER_EnterPowerModeIramOnly(uint32_t peripheral_ctrl);

/**
 * @brief	Return ROM version
 * @return	ROM version
 * @note	Will return one of the following version numbers:

 * (0x1100) for v17.0 ROMs.

 * (0x1101) for v17.1 ROMs.

 * (0x1102) for v17.2 ROMs.

 */
uint32_t Chip_POWER_GetROMVersion(void);

/**
 * @}
 */

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif /* __POWER_LIB_5410X_H_ */

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John Rees, The Leveller Revolution: Radical Political Organisation in England 1640-1650 (Verso 2016), xxi, 490pp.
Establishment historians have always attempted to minimise the importance of the English revolution, and especially the role of popular forces during the 1640s. The nineteenth-century Whig historian, Thomas Babington Macaulay, being deeply hostile to revolutions of any kind, found it difficult to explain why Oliver Cromwell, 'the most profound politician of the age' came to preside over a revolution, and the execution for treason of King Charles I. Apart from the 'incurable duplicity' of the latter, Macaulay found that the explanation lay in 'the refractory temper of the soldiers', who, he claimed, in exaggeration, were 'for the most part composed of zealous republicans'. This is the closest Macaulay got to mentioning the Levellers, whose influence within the army was crucial in 1647-9; to admit that it was not a Great Man like Cromwell who was in control of these events clearly offended his instincts.
A great deal has been written since then on the civil war, and not least on the Levellers, but the same fundamental issues still stand behind modern work. Macaulay was wrong that 'republicans' were numerically superior in the army, but right to sense that the actions of the radicals pushed the hesitant leaders of the parliamentary side into completing the revolt against royal power such that a full social revolution was the result. Even Macaulay's grudging admission of the importance of popular power in the English Civil War has not, by any means, been matched by many modern histories, which tend to make wholesale dismissals of the importance of radical movements. Against this, John Rees' The Leveller Revolution is of real importance. Its narrative elaborates an argument proving the case for Leveller organisation being pivotal to the revolution.
This full account of the Levellers also demonstrates that, contrary to the predilections of so many historians, it is the actions of people, not the appearance of novel ideas, which has the priority in changing society. Certain ideas, such as republicanism or popular sovereignty, gained increasing traction through the 1640s because of the active organisation of popular power in the Leveller's own structures, and those of the rank and file of the army. Without all that, the ideas would have remained vanishingly marginal. Even on the left, such as in the classic analysis of the Levellers by C. B. Macpherson, Leveller ideas tend to be treated as positions which can be considered in relative abstraction from events.
This is a general habit of professional history, but in this case, it is perhaps encouraged by one of the main kinds of evidence for radicals in the revolutionary period: the pamphlet. Rees, unlike most historians, has an activist's perspective on this material. A pamphlet does not become significant just because of the writer and the writer's ideas. It needs printers, it costs money, which must be raised from sympathisers, it needs to be distributed widely, by activists willing to undertake the work. Without social organisation, ideas cannot become history.
'These were once "but a handful" that had now become so bold that they might "overthrow the whole Land". Indeed, it was claimed, "They are now growne to that height of impudence, that it is a common thing for them to command the preacher what he shall say, and no more"' (original seventeenth-century spelling, p.58) .
It is notable that it was in these kinds of congregations that not only could 'mechanicals' be found preaching, but also women (p.63). Revolutionary periods have always been notable for a marked increase in the participation of women in public life, and the English Revolution was no exception to this. One of John Lilburne's most important collaborators, Katherine Chidley, also emerged from the context of the gathered churches. She published a remarkable defence of independent congregations, and religious leadership by the socially inferior, including women, becoming a key figure in Leveller publishing and organising (pp.38-40).
The propagation of egalitarian religious ideas, and the organisation developed by these democratic congregations, laid the basis for the later emergence of Leveller political organisation. Experience in printing and petitioning developed from the meeting places of the gathered churches, while the audience for later political radicalism was also founded upon the audiences for the earlier religious radicalism. Often enough the focal meeting points were taverns, which were much more than drinking places: 'we should not see taverns and churches as being as distinct as they are today or as the stereotype of Puritan attitudes might lead us to imagine' (p.53).
'dense fabric of political opposition in the capital during the early days of the Revolution, and in some cases from before that, from which the Levellers emerged as an organised current. Underground activity in churches and taverns, combined with the secret printing and petitioning activity … provided a schooling in organised politics which would feed into the foundations of the Leveller movement. The point where meetings in churches and taverns spill over into mass street demonstrations is possibly an early decisive moment of transition. This is the point where clandestine or semi-clandestine activity becomes irrefutably public opposition to established authority' (p.65) .
This last point reveals why so many historians have been able to present the Levellers without a prehistory, and to ignore the question of their organisation. It is particularly difficult to track underground activity from this far in the past. And yet the evidence exists, and Rees has pulled it all together here to very convincing effect.
Against those historians who have tried to present the Levellers as just a loose collection of idiosyncratic radicals, Rees provides extensive evidence to the contrary. They had coalesced into a well organised and strongly coherent group, based around the underground presses and the radical churches, whose congregations were willing to distribute the publications that normal booksellers would eschew. By 1646, the group 'both in the eyes of their opponents and in the internal ideological support they deliver to each other, is a functioning collective organisation' (pp.142-4) .
'For really I think that the poorest hee that is in England hath a life to live as the greatest he; and therefore truly, Sir, I think itt's clear, that every man that is to live under a Government ought first by his owne consent to putt himself under that Government; and I doe thinke that the poorest man in England is nott att all bound in a strict sense to that government that he hath not had a voice to put himself under' (original seventeenth-century spelling, p.210).
'No such body had ever been, even temporarily, in charge of a victorious army before. The questions it addressed were even more remarkable: how should a revolution in progress deal with a defeated king and what new constitution should it adopt?' (p.204) .
This is one of the moments which exemplify the Levellers' role in making the revolution, but it was based, again, on the extensive capacities of the group to use pamphlets and petitions to reach the soldiers and win them over to their perspective.
The events of 1647-9 are complex, but included a second war against the king, who had attempted to play his enemies off against each other, and, following his final defeat, Charles I's execution in 1649. Again, key events through this whole period were driven by the Levellers, and without them, 'it is unlikely that Ireton could have carried the day among the officers to break with the king and to open the road to Pride's Purge' (the expulsion of the Presbyterian MPs who had gone over to the king, p.276).
Following the stage of decisive revolution, the Levellers were attacked by their erstwhile allies in parliament and the army leadership, Cromwell and the Independents. Rees argues that, in fact, the scale and sophistication of Leveller organisation is seen at its fullest extent in time of this crisis and their eventual defeat. In the spring of 1649, the key Leveller leaders, Lilburne, Overton, Walwyn and Prince, were all suddenly arrested and placed in the Tower. Despite this, the organisation was still functioning, 'with surprising resilience' and effectively mobilised popular support to defend its own leadership (p.290).
'was the result of a subscription campaign that asked supporters to deliver copies to "the women which will be appointed in every Ward and Division to receive the same" and then to "meet at Westminster Hall" on 23 April between eight and nine in the morning to present it' (p.290) .
'On the day of presentation some twenty women [out of a much larger demonstration] got into the lobby of the Commons despite troops drawing pistols on them. One MP told them to go home and wash their dishes, to which one of the petitioners replied, "Sir, we scarce have any dishes left to wash"' (pp.290-1) .
It was not just women who were mobilising at this point, but new groups of apprentices, for example, were appearing in support of the Levellers, showing the group's ability to expand its support base even under conditions of repression (p.292).
Much more could be said about how Leveller organisation was able to mobilise the popular forces of London and the army all through the 1640s, driving the revolution towards the decisive moment at every step. Rees' narrative takes the reader along the whole story very effectively, but along the way there are some important analytical arguments which emerge from the course of the narrative.
'Bray's account demonstrates that he had to contend with a strand of popular royalism among some soldiers in the first days of the revolt by Lilburne's regiment. But his appeal to the authority of the Agitators managed to give the revolt a different direction. Bray suggested to the troops that "the way to get the Regiment to march, was to send a faire letter to the Agents …" This shows not only a connection with the Leveller-influenced new Agitators, but also the political shape that could be given to such elemental revolts by Leveller activists. Bray stuck with the mutineers and brought them to Ware … Bray was the only officer still with the regiment. He obviously enjoyed support among the troops, who, on a later occasion in 1649, petitioned for his release [from arrest], citing their support for the Levellers' (p.215) .
The Levellers may have been a minority, but their organisation and their ear for the popular disappointments with the parliamentary side enabled them to command substantial forces at the key moments. Moreover, episodes such as this during the English Revolution are a demonstration of the complexity of social consciousness at any time; revolutions do not happen because a majority of people uncomplicatedly agree that fundamental change is necessary. Instead, minorities, whether Levellers, Jacobins or Bolsheviks, act in a concerted way at crucial points in events, forging decisive support out of contradictory tendencies at work amongst the mass of people.
There is an ideological preference among mainstream historians to prefer to see ideas as leading the way towards actions, but one of the lessons of this account of the revolution is that it was events and activity which paved the way for new ideas to emerge and become popular. Hence, while conventional historiography tends to present the secular radicalism of the Levellers as emerging almost out of nowhere, it makes much more historical sense to root the development of their ideas in the background of longstanding radical activity.
The Levellers were pioneers of revolutionary mass organisation, and if their movement was not a political party in a modern sense, they did at their height have party-like features, such as appointed treasurers and dues-paying members (pp.339-49). It was precisely through such organisation that ideas such as republicanism, which had been a vanishingly fringe notion before the civil war, became popularised and powerful. Many historical accounts over the years have attempted to dismiss the Levellers and their role, and even to claim that they were simply an amorphous collection of differing individuals within a wider, loose radicalism of the late 1640s. John Rees' highly readable account thoroughly debunks such dismissive conceptions, and puts the Levellers at the centre of the revolution, where they deserve to be.
 Thomas Babington Macaulay, The History of England (1848, Everyman Library edition 1906), vol. 1, p.94.
 C. B. Macpherson, The Poltical Theory of Possessive Individualism: Hobbes to Locke (Oxford 1962).


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Nasce ad est di Breda di Piave, in località Campagne, e scorre per una ventina di chilometri nelle provincie di Treviso e Venezia, attraversando, tra gli altri, San Biagio di Callalta e Monastier di Treviso.

In corrispondenza dell'abitato omonimo il fiume si biforca: il nuovo asse principale, mantenendo il nome di fiume Meolo, si dirige a sud e sfocia poco dopo nel Vallio; il corso storico, detto colatore Meolo, si muove verso sudest e le sue acque sfociano in parte nel canale di bonifica Colatore Principale e in parte, per mezzo di un manufatto che scavalca il precedente corso d'acqua, nel canale Fossetta. Questa situazione è il risultato delle bonifiche che hanno interessato il Basso Piave ed è stata ultimata negli anni trenta.

Lungo il suo corso sorgono residenze di campagna costruite da famiglie veneziane tra il XV ed il XIX secolo nonché l'ex Abbazia di Santa Maria di Pero.

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S. Günther, F. Müller, M. Funk, J. Kirchner, N. Dezfuli, and M. Mühlhäuser, "Tactileglove: assistive spatial guidance in 3d space through vibrotactile navigation," in Proceedings of the 11th pervasive technologies related to assistive environments conference, 2018, p. 273–280.
T. Kosch, M. Funk, A. Schmidt, and L. L. Chuang, "Identifying cognitive assistance with mobile electroencephalography: a case study with in-situ projections for manual assembly," Proc. acm hum.-comput. interact., vol. 2, iss. EICS, 2018.
S. Günther, F. Müller, M. Schmitz, J. Riemann, N. Dezfuli, M. Funk, D. Schön, and M. Mühlhäuser, "Checkmate: exploring a tangible augmented reality interface for remote interaction," in Proceedings of the 2018 chi conference extended abstracts on human factors in computing systems, 2018.
F. Müller, M. Schmitz, M. Funk, S. Günther, N. Dezfuli, and M. Mühlhäuser, "Personalized user-carried single button interfaces as shortcuts for interacting with smart devices," in Proceedings of the 2018 chi conference extended abstracts on human factors in computing systems, 2018.
K. Wolf, J. Reinhardt, and M. Funk, "Virtual exhibitions: what do we win and what do we lose?," in Proceedings of the conference on electronic visualisation and the arts (eva), london, 2018.
P. Knierim, S. Maurer, K. Wolf, and M. Funk, "Quadcopter-projected in-situ navigation cues for improved location awareness," in Proceedings of the 2018 chi conference on human factors in computing systems, 2018.
F. Müller, Schnelle-Walka Dirk, T. Grosse-Puppendahl, S. Günther, M. Funk, K. Luyten, O. Brdiczka, N. Dezfuli, and M. Mühlhäuser, "Smartobjects: sixth workshop on interacting with smart objects," in Chi'18 extended abstracts on human factors in computing systems, 2018.
M. Funk, L. Lischke, S. Mayer, A. Sahami Shirazi, and A. Schmidt, "Teach me how! interactive assembly instructions using demonstration and in-situ projection," in Assistive augmentation, Singapore: Springer Singapore, 2018, p. 49–73.
P. Knierim, T. Kosch, A. Achberger, and M. Funk, "Flyables: exploring 3d interaction spaces for levitating tangibles," in In adjunct proceedings of the 12th international conference on tangible, embedded and embodied interactions, 2018.
K. Wolf, R. Khalil, P. Knierim, and M. Funk, "Using virtual reality for prototyping interactive architecture," in In adjunct proceedings of the 14th international conference on mobile and ubiquitous multimedia (mum), 2017.
M. Funk, M. Kritzler, and F. Michahelles, "Hololens is more than air tap: natural and intuitive interaction with holograms," in Adjunct proceedings of the 7th international conference on the internet of things, New York, NY, USA, 2017.
M. Kritzler, M. Funk, F. Michahelles, and W. Rohde, "The virtual twin: controlling smart factories using a spatially-correct augmented reality representation," in Adjunct proceedings of the 7th international conference on the internet of things, New York, NY, USA, 2017.
M. Funk, M. Kritzler, and F. Michahelles, "Holocollab: a shared virtual platform for physical assembly training using spatially-aware head-mounted displays," in Proceedings of the 7th international conference on the internet of things, New York, NY, USA, 2017.
M. Avila Soto, M. Funk, M. Hoppe, R. Boldt, K. Wolf, and N. Henze, "Dronenavigator: using leashed and free-floating quadcopters to navigate visually impaired travelers," in Proceedings of the 19th international acm sigaccess conference on computers & accessibility, New York, NY, USA, 2017.
F. Michahelles, A. Ciortea, K. García, and M. Funk, "Combining semantics and augmented reality to support the human mind," in Proceedings of the 2017 acm international joint conference on pervasive and ubiquitous computing and proceedings of the 2017 acm international symposium on wearable computers, New York, NY, USA, 2017, p. 697–703.
T. Kosch, Y. Abdelrahman, M. Funk, and A. Schmidt, "One size does not fit all – challenges of providing interactive worker assistance in industrial settings," Proceedings of the 2017 acm international joint conference on pervasive and ubiquitous computing, 2017.
S. Mayer, P. Knierim, P. W. Wozniak, and M. Funk, "How drones can support backcountry activities," in Proceedings of the 2017 naturechi workshop, in conjunction with acm mobilehci'17, 2017, p. 6.
S. W. Greenwald, Z. Wang, M. Funk, and P. Maes, "Investigating social presence and communication with embodied avatars in room-scale virtual reality," in International conference on immersive learning, 2017, p. 75–90.
S. Büttner, H. Mucha, M. Funk, T. Kosch, M. Aehnelt, S. Robert, and C. Röcker, "The design space of augmented and virtual reality applications for assistive environments in manufacturing: a visual approach," in Proceedings of the 10th acm international conference on pervasive technologies related to assistive environments, New York, NY, USA, 2017.
M. Funk, A. Bächler, L. Bächler, T. Kosch, T. Heidenreich, and A. Schmidt, "Working with augmented reality? a long-term analysis of in-situ instructions at the assembly workplace," in Proceedings of the 10th acm international conference on pervasive technologies related to assistive environments, New York, NY, USA, 2017.
M. ElKomy, Y. Abdelrahman, M. Funk, T. Dingler, A. Schmidt, and S. Abdennadher, "Abbas: an adaptive bio-sensors based assistive system," in Proceedings of the 2017 chi conference extended abstracts on human factors in computing systems, New York, NY, USA, 2017.
P. Knierim, T. Kosch, V. Schwind, M. Funk, F. Kiss, S. Schneegass, and N. Henze, "Tactile drones – providing immersive tactile feedback in virtual reality through quadcopters," in Proceedings of the 2017 chi conference extended abstracts on human factors in computing systems, New York, NY, USA, 2017.
J. Scheible, M. Funk, K. C. Pucihar, M. Kljun, M. Lochrie, P. Egglestone, and P. Skrlj, "Using drones for art and exergaming," Ieee pervasive computing, vol. 16, iss. 1, p. 48–56, 2017.
M. Funk, L. Lischke, and S. Mayer, "Neue impulse für visuelle kommissionierassistenzsysteme aus der mensch-computer-interaktion," in Warehousing 4.0, Lauda-Königshofen, Germany: B+G Wissenschaftsverlag, 2017, p. 223–236.
M. Funk, "Augmented reality at the workplace : a context-aware assistive system using in-situ projection," PhD Thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2016.
M. Funk, T. Kosch, R. Kettner, O. Korn, and A. Schmidt, "Motioneap: an overview of 4 years of combining industrial assembly with augmented reality for industry 4.0," in Proceedings of the 16th international conference on knowledge technologies and data-driven business, New York, NY, USA, 2016.
J. Scheible, A. Engeln, M. Burmester, G. Zimmermann, T. Keber, U. Schulz, S. Palm, M. Funk, and U. Schaumann, "Smartkitchen media enhanced cooking environment," in Proceedings of the 6th international conference on the internet of things, New York, NY, USA, 2016, p. 169–170.
P. Knierim, M. Funk, T. Kosch, A. Fedosov, T. Müller, B. Schopf, M. Weise, and A. Schmidt, "Ubibeam++: augmenting interactive projection with head-mounted displays," in Proceedings of the 9th nordic conference on human-computer interaction, New York, NY, USA, 2016, p. 112:1–112:6.
S. W. Greenwald, L. Loreti, M. Funk, R. Zilberman, and P. Maes, "Eye gaze tracking with google cardboard using purkinje images," in Proceedings of the 22nd acm conference on virtual reality software and technology, New York, NY, USA, 2016, p. 19–22.
T. Kosch, R. Kettner, M. Funk, and A. Schmidt, "Comparing tactile, auditory, and visual assembly error-feedback for workers with cognitive impairments," in Proceedings of the 18th international acm sigaccess conference on computers & accessibility, 2016.
M. Funk, T. Kosch, and A. Schmidt, "Interactive worker assistance: comparing the effects of head-mounted displays, in-situ projection, tablet, and paper instructions," in Proceedings of the 2016 acm international joint conference on pervasive and ubiquitous computing, 2016.
P. El.Agroudy, T. Machulla, R. Rzayev, T. Dingler, M. Funk, A. Schmidt, G. Ward, and S. Clinch, "Impact of reviewing lifelogging photos on recalling episodic memories," in Adjunct proceedings of the 2016 acm international joint conference on pervasive and ubiquitous computing and proceedings of the 2016 acm international symposium on wearable computers, 2016.
N. Henze, M. Funk, and A. Sahami Shirazi, "Software-reduced touchscreen latency," in Proceedings of the 18th international conference on human-computer interaction with mobile devices and services, 2016.
K. Wolf, M. Funk, P. Knierim, and M. Löchtefeld, "Survey of interactive displays through mobile projections," International journal of mobile human computer interaction (ijmhci), vol. 8, iss. 4, p. 29–41, 2016.
L. Baechler, A. Baechler, M. Funk, S. Autenrieth, G. Kruell, T. Hoerz, and T. Heidenreich, "The use and impact of an assistance system for supporting participation in employment for individuals with cognitive disabilities," in International conference on computers helping people with special needs, 2016, p. 329–332.
S. W. Greenwald, M. Funk, Loreti Luke, D. Mayo, and P. Maes, "Eva: exploratory learning with virtual companions sharing attention and context," in Advanced learning technologies (icalt), 2016 ieee 16th international conference on, 2016.
J. Scheible and M. Funk, "Dronelandart: landscape as organic pervasive display," in Proceedings of the 5th acm international symposium on pervasive displays, 2016, p. 255–256.
J. Scheible and M. Funk, "In-situ-displaydrone: facilitating co-located interactive experiences via a flying screen," in Proceedings of the 5th acm international symposium on pervasive displays, 2016, p. 251–252.
M. Funk, T. Kosch, K. Wolf, P. Knierim, S. Mayer, and A. Schmidt, "Automatic projection positioning based on surface suitability," in Proceedings of the 5th acm international symposium on pervasive displays, New York, NY, USA, 2016.
M. Funk, S. Mayer, M. Nistor, and A. Schmidt, "Mobile in-situ pick-by-vision: order picking support using a projector helmet," in Proceedings of the 9th acm international conference on pervasive technologies related to assistive environments, New York, NY, USA, 2016.
M. Funk, J. Heusler, E. Akcay, K. Weiland, and A. Schmidt, "Haptic, auditory, or visual? towards optimal error feedback at manual assembly workplaces," in Proceedings of the 9th acm international conference on pervasive technologies related to assistive environments, New York, NY, USA, 2016.
S. Büttner, M. Funk, O. Sand, and C. Röcker, "Using head-mounted displays and in-situ projection for assistive systems – a comparison," in Proceedings of the 9th acm international conference on pervasive technologies related to assistive environments, New York, NY, USA, 2016.
T. Kosch, R. Boldt, M. Hoppe, P. Knierim, and M. Funk, "Exploring the optimal point of view in third person out-of-body experiences," in Proceedings of the 9th acm international conference on pervasive technologies related to assistive environments, New York, NY, USA, 2016.
M. Funk, T. Kosch, S. W. Greenwald, and A. Schmidt, "A benchmark for interactive augmented reality instructions for assembly tasks," in Proceedings of the 14th international conference on mobile and ubiquitous multimedia, 2015.
M. Avila, M. Funk, and N. Henze, "Dronenavigator: using drones for navigating visually impaired persons," in Adjunct proceedings of the 17th international acm sigaccess conference on computers & accessibility, 2015.
M. Funk, S. Mayer, and A. Schmidt, "Using in-situ projection to support cognitively impaired workers at the workplace," in Proceedings of the 17th international acm sigaccess conference on computers & accessibility, 2015.
M. Funk, T. Dingler, J. Cooper, and A. Schmidt, "Stop helping me – i'm bored! why assembly assistance needs to be adaptive," in Adjunct proceedings of the 2015 acm international joint conference on pervasive and ubiquitous computing, 2015.
M. Funk, A. Sahami Shirazi, S. Mayer, L. Lischke, and A. Schmidt, "Pick from here! – an interactive mobile cart using in-situ projection for order picking," in Proceedings of the 2015 acm international joint conference on pervasive and ubiquitous computing, 2015.
H. Behrendt, M. Funk, and O. Korn, "Ethical implications regarding assistive technology at workplaces," in Collective agency and cooperation in natural and artificial systems, C. Misselhorn, Ed., Springer International Publishing, 2015, vol. 122, pp. 109-130.
M. Funk and A. Schmidt, "Cognitive assistance in the workplace," Pervasive computing, ieee, vol. 14, iss. 3, pp. 53-55, 2015.
M. Funk, A. Baechler, L. Baechler, O. Korn, C. Krieger, T. Heidenreich, and A. Schmidt, "Comparing projected in-situ feedback at the manual assembly workplace with impaired workers," in Proceedings of the 8th international conference on pervasive technologies related to assistive environments, New York, NY, USA, 2015.
Y. Abdelrahman, M. Hassib, M. Marquez Guinea, M. Funk, and A. Schmidt, "Implicit engagement detection for interactive museums using brain-computer interfaces," in Extended abstracts of the 17th international conference on human-computer interaction with mobile devices and services, New York, NY, USA, 2015.
T. Dingler, M. Funk, and F. Alt, "Interaction proxemics: combining physical spaces for seamless gesture interaction," in Proceedings of the 4th acm international symposium on pervasive displays, New York, NY, USA, 2015.
M. Funk, S. Schneegass, M. Behringer, N. Henze, and A. Schmidt, "An interactive curtain for media usage in the shower," in Proceedings of the 4th acm international symposium on pervasive displays, New York, NY, USA, 2015.
O. Korn, M. Funk, and A. Schmidt, "Assistive systems for the workplace: towards context-aware assistance," Assistive technologies for physical and cognitive disabilities, p. 121, 2014.
K. Wolf, S. Schneegass, N. Henze, D. Weber, V. Schwind, P. Knierim, S. Mayer, T. Dingler, Y. Abdelrahman, T. Kubitza, and others, "Tuis in the large: using paper tangibles with mobile devices," in Proceedings of the 33rd annual acm conference extended abstracts on human factors in computing systems, 2015, p. 1579–1584.
O. Korn, M. Funk, and A. Schmidt, "Design approaches for the gamification of production environments. a study focusing on acceptance," in Proceedings of the 8th international conference on pervasive technologies related to assistive environments, New York, NY, USA, 2015.
O. Korn, M. Funk, and A. Schmidt, "Towards a gamification of industrial production. a comparative study in sheltered work environments," in Proceedings of the 7th acm sigchi symposium on engineering interactive computing systems, New York, NY, USA, 2015.
M. Funk, R. Boldt, B. Pfleging, M. Pfeiffer, N. Henze, and A. Schmidt, "Representing indoor location of objects on wearable computers with head-mounted displays," in Proceedings of the 5th augmented human international conference, New York, NY, USA, 2014, p. 18–21.
M. Funk, O. Korn, and A. Schmidt, "An augmented workplace for enabling user-defined tangibles," in Chi '14 extended abstracts on human factors in computing systems, New York, NY, USA, 2014, p. 1285–1290.
M. Funk, A. Sahami Shirazi, N. Henze, and A. Schmidt, "Using a touch-sensitive wristband for text entry on smart watches," in Chi '14 extended abstracts on human factors in computing systems, New York, NY, USA, 2014, p. 2305–2310.
M. Funk, O. Korn, and A. Schmidt, "Assisitive augmentation at the manual assembly workplace using in-situ projection," in Proceeding of the chi workshop on assistive augmentation, New York, NY, USA, 2014, p. –.
M. Funk, R. Boldt, M. Eisele, T. Yalcin, N. Henze, and A. Schmidt, "Visualizing locations for a search engine for the physical world," in Mensch und computer 2014 – interaktiv unterwegs – freiräume gestalten, 2014, p. 205–214.
M. Funk, A. Schmidt, and L. E. Holmquist, "Antonius: a mobile search engine for the physical world," in Adjunct proceedings of ubicomp 2013, 2013.
M. Funk and M. Raschke, "Brain painting: action paintings based on bci-input," in Mensch & computer 2013, 2013.
A. Sahami Shirazi, M. Funk, F. Pfleiderer, H. Glück, and A. Schmidt, "Mediabrain: annotating videos based on brain-computer interaction." Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag, 2012, pp. 263-272.


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Nobody needed to suggest to Jonathan Davis that he smile during the shooting of the Blue Jays team photo on Wednesday afternoon. Fact is he had been beaming steadily for 44 hours, since being called to the visiting manager's office in Syracuse, informed by Bobby Meacham and coach Devon White that he was headed to the majors for the very first time. The 26-year-old Davis made his MLB debut hours after the shooting of the photo, with his parents and wife in the stands.
Davis had no idea at the start of the season, when he was invited as a non-roster player to spring training, that six months later he would be suiting up with the Jays. The Arkansas native has many influences to acknowledge, but one he started with was Curtis Granderson, now with the Milwaukee Brewers but a hero growing up.
The classy veteran outfielder in his 16th major-league season was with the Jays, his fifth organization, when he took Davis and other young prospects under his wing this spring. Grandy's sharing of experiences accumulated wisdom.
"He's an idol, I can say," Davis said. "A guy who's done the things that he's done in his career. Being able to sit down with a guy like that and just pick at his wisdom and knowledge, nuggets away from the field, not only on the field, but just to be around the guy every day and see him go about his business.
Davis was a 15th round pick in 2013 out of Central Arkansas University. As such, with modest expectations from the organization, he may or may not be a big part of the future. But he definitely plans on taking advantage of this moment.
If Davis is not a huge part of the Jays moving forward, he believes he has seen the true future of the organization. Before being promoted to Triple-A Buffalo, he had been a member of the hype machine that was the Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats, with those three sons of major-leaguers the subject of daily features in the national media. Davis insists the hype is for real.
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It's surely coincidence, but Davis has taken over the locker of another J.D., the recently departed Josh Donaldson. No pressure.


Nirmala Sitharaman's first priority should be to prepare Indian Armed Forces for War; for which reforms and restructuring is required. She needs to empower tri-services i.e. Army, Navy and Indian Air Force, the logistic system and HRD policies. This entire thing will take time from 20 to 25 years. She should start off with the appointment of Chief of Defence Staff (CDS).
Brig. (R) V. Mahalingam makes an appeal to Nirmala Sitharama that don't make the military veterans, the war veterans, the disabled and the war widows to run around the courts. He points out the broad banding of disabled approved in 2016, but the Government did not implement. Subsequently, courts gave the ruling and officers, people who got retired before 2016 have been getting these benefits, but only after going to the courts individually in every case. Why are we making people to go to courts to get this done?, asks Brigadier Mahalingam. Today, the Government's order for disabled has come out and soldiers who retired after 2016 are getting it. This requires very careful and sympathetic consideration and should not be left to the ways of bureaucracy.
The third issue is that of reforming and changing DPP number of times; but still the lacunae and delays have been persistent. Is it necessary for the bureaucracy to be part of the process of procurement? It may be a better idea to create a professional body of people who could do everything related to procurement including the price negotiation. Thereafter the ministry including the bureaucrat get into the details and thereafter approach the payment part of it. This will eliminate the role of bureaucracy in corruption, if any.
In the present budgetary system, budget elapses at the end of the financial year and if payments are not done during that period, then you can't make payment next year as the money expires and you again looking for funds. To get over this, it could be good idea if money can be rolled out for next year.
Make In India announced by PM Modi was with a good intent and much needed. But there has not been much of a progress. People are not aware if something is in pipeline. Nevertheless, she is coming from Commerce Ministry dealing with all these elements. She must be having tremendous amount of ideas and she is also a post graduate related to commerce. "I think it will be a good idea for her to take a re-look at this and rehash if it need be so that we get it on priority". "We can't wait endlessly otherwise technology over taken by the time delays".
However, two years time is not good enough, Brigadier realises. That is why Chief of Defence Staff (CDS)'s appointment is important and he is mandated to progress this over a period of time and his successor, that is the system we follow is armed forces, will be able to systematically make sure that the reforms are progressed. As far as the other areas are concerned, she should be able to start off the process and leave certain ground so that it can be progressed.
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Le lanceur Qased (persan: « قاصد »; litt. « Messager ») est un lanceur spatial léger iranien, qui a effectué son premier vol le , en emportant le premier satellite militaire du pays, Nour 1. Ce lanceur de 17 tonnes et d'une longueur de 19 mètres peut placer en orbite basse une charge utile de 15 kg. Tiré comme un missile depuis un véhicule porteur, ce lanceur doit permettre d'effectuer des lancements avec un délai réduit depuis n'importe quelle base iranienne. Qased est le troisième lanceur iranien, après Safir et Simorgh. Le lanceur est consacré aux lancements militaires tandis que les fusées Safir et Simorgh sont utilisées dans le cadre du programme spatial civil du pays. Il est prévu que le premier étage du lanceur soit remplacé par un étage à propergol solide.

Historique

L'Iran annonce sans préavis le  le succès du premier vol de son nouveau lanceur spatial léger, dénommé Qased. Ce vol est le premier succès iranien depuis 2015, et est également la première mise en orbite d'un satellite à but entièrement militaire, à  d'altitude, dénommé Nour 1, qui est un CubeSat 6U, pesant donc environ . Ce vol est également le premier tir orbital effectué depuis le site de lancement de missiles de Shahroud, faisant donc de cette base la deuxième base spatiale du pays, après la base de Semnan, utilisée pour les activités spatiales civiles du pays.

Une nouvelle version du lanceur doit être développée, caractérisée par un premier étage à propergol solide. Alors que Qased est l'équivalent militaire de Safir, ce futur lanceur, nommé Zoljanah, serait l'homologue par sa capacité du lanceur Simorgh.

Le , le lanceur effectue son deuxième vol, et met en orbite avec succès le satellite Nour 2, qui semble similaire au premier exemplaire.

Caractéristiques techniques

Qased est un lanceur comportant trois étages haut d'environ 16,8 mètres pour un diamètre de 1 mètre. Sa masse au décollage est de 16,8 tonnes dont 14,13 tonnes d'ergols. La charge utile est placée sous une coiffe de 2,6 mètres de haut et de 1 mètre de diamètre et d'une masse de 25 kilogrammes .

Premier étage

Le premier étage, baptisé Sepehr, est une version améliorée du missile Shahab-3B, également appelé Ghadr-H, lui-même dérivé du missile nord-coréen Nodong. Le moteur-fusée à ergols liquides brûle un mélange d'ergols hypergoliques et stockables de peroxyde d'azote et UDMH utilisé dans la plupart des missiles d'anciennes générations. L'étage comprend un unique réservoir d'UDMH  et deux réservoirs superposés de peroxyde d'azote. En vol, il est stabilisé grâce à quatre ailerons, situés à sa base. L'étage a une longueur de 13,5 mètres pour un diamètre de 1,25 mètre. Sa masse est de 14,7 tonnes dont 12,33 tonnes d'ergols. La poussée au décollage est de 280 kilonewtons et le moteur fonctionne durant 105 secondes. L'impulsion spécifique est de 243 secondes.

Deuxième étage

Le deuxième étage est long de 2,5 mètres pour un diamètre de 1 mètre. Sa masse est de 1,72 tonne dont 1,5 tonne de propergols solides. Sa poussée est de 55,6 tonnes dans le vide et il fonctionne durant 70 secondes. Cet étage, baptisé Salman été testé plusieurs fois sur banc d'essai début 2020, dans la zone des essais moteurs de la base de Shahroud. Il est probable que l'enveloppe de l'étage soit en fibres de carbone, ce qui constituerait une première pour le programme spatial iranien.

Troisième étage

Le troisième étage, qui est englobé dans la coiffe du lanceur utilise sans doute à la fois une propulsion solide et liquide et comprend deux parties distinctes. Sa masse est de 300 kilogrammes et il fonctionne durant 45 secondes.

Modalités de lancement

Comme certains missiles intercontinentaux, Qased est tiré depuis son véhicule porteur, un véhicule sur roues habituellement utilisé pour des opérations de lancement de missiles. Ce système est également utilisé par exemple sur les lanceurs START-1, Kuaizhou-1A et Longue Marche 11. Ce système offre l'avantage de ne pas nécessiter d'installations permanentes au sol, et d'offrir une possibilité de lancer depuis n'importe quelle base de lancement, et depuis n'importe quel lieu sur ces dernières. Ainsi, Qased sera tirée depuis une simple plateforme en béton de la base de Shahroud. Au vu des photos publiées, il est également possible de savoir que la coiffe utilisée sur ce lanceur est d'une conception complètement nouvelle. Le lanceur a été réalisé avec de la fibre de carbone, une caractéristique inédite pour un lanceur iranien, permettant ainsi de l'alléger et de l'optimiser.

Liste des lancements
Tableau mis à jour le .

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes

Safir, autre lanceur orbital iranien
Simorgh, autre lanceur orbital iranien
Nour 1, satellite envoyé par Qased lors de son premier vol
Shahroud, base de lancement de Qased

Liens externes
   Page consacrée au lanceur sur le site de Norbert Brügge.
   Page du lanceur sur le site Gunther's Space Page

Lanceur spatial de l'Iran