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must have a cloven huff and chew the cude such as Cows and Bulls, Buffalo and Deer, Elk and Caraboo but not Moose, Not Pig, Not Bear, not Mouse or Rabbits or Squrill or fox and Dogs which are eaten in some Korean and oriential diets. Even Cat is served in some Far Eastern Diets which are not Biblically Kosher.
Eat grasses and seeds, as in Chicken, Phesant, and Turkey.
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Deu 26:2 that you shall take some of the first of all the fruits
of the soil which you bring from your land that יהוה your Elohim
is giving you, and shall put it in a basket and go to the place
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The Saviour's True Name in Hebrew is Yahshua יהושוע. Many think that it is Yeshua which is written in Hebrew ישׁוּעה This word means salvation and is pronounced yesh-oo'-aw. Strongs Dictionary of Hebrew, Chaldee, and Greek words gives each word a number. The word Yeshua is strongs number H3444 and this is what it says about the word Yeshua: "Feminine passive participle of H3467; something saved, that is, (abstractly) deliverance; hence aid, victory, prosperity: - deliverance, health, help (-ing), salvation, save, saving (health), welfare." So if you say Praise Yeshua you are saying "praise salvation". In Matthew1:21 And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name YAH SHUA: for he shall save his people from their sins. In Psalms 68:4 we are told to praise God by His name YAH. Strongs says: H3050 יהּ Contracted for H3068, and meaning the same; Jah, the sacred name: - Jah, the Lord, most vehement. Pronounced: yâhh (yaw) since the Y in Hebrew is correct letter for the English J equivalent, the word is best written YAH for the creator's name. Since in Matthew we are told that the angel Gabriel came to Mary and said "He shall save HIS (refering to God's or Yah's) "people", then his name phonetically in English is YAHSHUA. H3467 from H3091 which Strongs says means YahVah or Yahweh Saves or Yah's Salvation. So the most correct way to use the Messiah's name with the word Yeshua is to say: Yahshua is our yeshua. From H3068 יה and H3467 ישע; Compare H1954, H3442. יהושוע notice the Yud Hey (Hebrew right to left) same as in YHWH which is YAH WEH why change it to Yeh as in Yeshua? No linguistic reason other than to not use the Holy Name! http://www.blueletterbible.org/lang/lexicon/Lexicon.cfm?Strongs=H3467&t=KJV
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Crawford was busiest in the third period when he faced 10 shots as the Western Conference-leading Blackhawks recorded their first shutout this season.
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South Sudan must turn its back on elitist education
South Sudan's prosperity depends on more public universities serving more students — and focussing on S&T, not humanities, says John A. Akec.
South Sudan, a country emerging out of devastating conflict, has one of the world's worst human development indicators. Its only hope for self-reliance and competitiveness in the global economy is to turn its back on its elitist model of higher education.
The nation has huge potential to exploit its resources for energy, agriculture, and water. To harness these, educational policymakers should put greater emphasis on teaching science and technology subjects.
And rather than opposing such a move, development partners must support the strategy and then put resources where their mouth is.
Elitist education
Sudan, of which South Sudan was a part until July 2011, ran an elitist model of higher education it inherited from colonial administration. Until the 1990s, the country had three public universities offering just a few thousand places for some 100,000 students taking university entrance exams every year.
Egypt, which by then was operating a mass higher education policy, provided more opportunities for Sudanese university students.
Sudan's public higher education was underfunded, and relied too much on an outdated, elitist model of capacity building that favoured only the brightest — a small section of the potential student population.
This was not a uniquely Sudanese phenomenon. Under the Structural Adjustment Programmes (SAPs) imposed by the IMF and World Bank on heavily indebted nations of Sub-Saharan Africa in the 1980s, public higher education funding was withdrawn in favour of general education.
That was when private providers moved in to meet the demand for higher education in Africa. This kicked off a trend that commoditised and globalised higher education in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Private and profitable
And that was also when the continent began to trail behind Asia in terms of economic growth. Between 1960 and 2002, the average growth of Asian economies was 2 per cent, while Sub-Saharan Africa economies contracted between 1974 to the mid-1990s. As a result, by 2002 the GDP per capita in Sub-Saharan Africa was 11 per cent lower than what it was in 1974.
The effects of economic decline still reverberate across the continent. And a key reason is that private higher education is driven purely by commercial considerations that are geared towards maximizing profit margins for investors.
This means that private universities in Africa have focused mostly on the humanities — subjects such as business, law, and IT — while neglecting engineering and applied sciences, which require investment in expensive infrastructure and equipment.
Yet, technical skills and know-how, that only science-based subjects can impart, are precisely what all nations need in order to thrive and exploit their natural resources, develop value-added industries and manufacturing bases, and attract foreign direct investment.
Room for expansion
Sudan, however, eventually began to adopt a mass higher education strategy. The number of higher education institutions soared from three in 1990 to twenty six in 2011. And the total student enrolment at Sudanese universities has increased from 8,000 in 1989, to 500,000 in 2011.
Out of this number, South Sudan's share is a mere 13,000 at best. This leaves ample room for the country to boost its total student enrolment at university by expanding higher education institutions.
As of July 2011, South Sudan had nine public universities, of which four are still setting up the necessary infrastructure and only five have students on their campuses. This year, there are 15,000 applicants competing for 3,000 places at these five functioning universities.
By any standard, this system sends too many students out to the world with no skills and no access to higher education. As demand increases in time, and supply stays static, the situation can only deteriorate.
Current thinking amongst education planners in South Sudan favours a policy of erecting fewer but well maintained universities. But to be competitive in the global marketplace, the country must turn out a skilled workforce in larger numbers every year, and at a faster rate than would be produced by a narrower, elitist model of higher education.
Actions for change
South Sudan should have at least one public university in each of its ten states. And it must put in place state-of-the-art schemes to address funding challenges and improve quality in teaching math, basic sciences, and English at school level.
Pay structure for university teachers must change to attract those academics who have abandoned the lecture hall for greener pastures (working for the government or nongovernmental organisations), as well as expat academics.
Students and parents must contribute to educational costs through self-financing and loans. And more loans must be available to students studying science and technology.
Financing a new drive for public education will need support from the country as well as development partners. Creating a 'petroleum fund' that draws from oilfield revenues could provide vital support for general and higher education.
Development partners can help financially or in kind — by building labs, donating books and equipment, and funding international staff exchange programmes between universities.
And ultimately, each public university must choose to become a centre of excellence in one or more subject areas, and avoid replicating programmes. Sound policies and coordination will be crucial for their success, and for the country's prospects for building a technical workforce for development.
John Apuruot Akec is the vice chancellor of University of Northern Bahr El Ghazal, and chairperson of Academics and Researcher Forum for Development, a think-tank registered in South Sudan. He blogs at www.JohnAkecSouthSudan.blogspot.com, and can be reached at www.unbeg.edu.sd.


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Facebook is not going into its latest email venture haphazardly.
The social networking company says its new messaging system is one of the largest engineering projects Facebook has undertaken yet.
"We completely built the infrastructure [of the messaging system] with our biggest engineering team yet" said Facebook software engineer Andrew Bosworth at a press event Monday announcing the new service.
Facebook engineers still managed to figure out a way to give its more than 500 million users an @facebook.com email address, that will tie in Facebook's messaging system with SMS, IMs, email, and chat messages.
But for CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the achievement is not about email at all.
"This is not an email killer," Zuckerberg said. "This is a messaging system that includes email as one part of it."
Still the move sets up Facebook for a head-to-head faceoff with Google's Gmail, the company once thought to want to take over the social network.
Some say Facebook getting into the fray, could kill Gmail. Others think it's a nonstarter. Some analysts at least see Facebook's email announcement as a direct shot at Google's advertising dominance.
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Patrick Henry and Mohammed Nabbous
On this day in 1775, Patrick Henry delivered his famous "Liberty or Death!" speech at St. John's Church in Richmond, Virginia. Fortunately, Henry got the liberty he sought and lived another quarter‐century to enjoy the republican government he helped to create. But last night, NPR reported on Mohammed Nabbous, a man who made a similar stand in Libya and almost immediately lost his life in the struggle for liberty.
Henry told his fellow Virginians:
If we wish to be free — if we mean to preserve inviolate those inestimable privileges for which we have been so long contending — if we mean not basely to abandon the noble struggle in which we have been so long engaged, and which we have pledged ourselves never to abandon until the glorious object of our contest shall be obtained, we must fight! I repeat it, sir, we must fight! An appeal to arms and to the God of Hosts is all that is left us!…
Our brethren are already in the field! Why stand we here idle? What is it that gentlemen wish? What would they have? Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty, or give me death!
Mo Nabbous used modern technology to reach more listeners. NPR's Andy Carvin called him "the face of Libyan citizen journalism" who started a one‐man Internet broadcast, Libya Al‐hurra or Free Libya:
The media was so tightly controlled by the Gadhafi regime. And then all of a sudden, as Benghazi was trying to free itself, you started hearing voices coming over the Internet. And one of those first voices to come out was Mo, Mohammed Nabbous.
And he was a fairly tech savvy guy, had worked in the tech industry before. And so he managed to rig together a live stream, using freely available tools and a satellite Internet access. And suddenly, he became their local equivalent of Radio Free Europe or Voice of America, where he was trying to get the world to hear their point of view of what was going on.
And then, only weeks after starting his broadcasts, at the age of 28, Nabbous was killed — on the air, as he broadcast from a firefight in Benghazi. Interviewer Melissa Block recalled that he had been known to say, in words that echo Patrick Henry,
I'm not afraid to die. I'm afraid to lose the battle.
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Christina Aguilera arrested
Christina and her KFed-style boyfriend were arrested a few hours ago in West Hollywood. Both were drunk, and he was trying to kill people while driving. Dumb. F-cking. Twat. She's been booked on public intoxication and he's looking at a DUI. According to TMZ, Christina's been on a bender for weeks and her people have been trying to get her into treatment. Before or after this guy takes a cut of her bank account for himself?
As for her condition – look, it's not like we weren't calling this way back in October. As I noted then:
Ultimately though, what's really going on with Christina? As I've already noted, she's bored. She's been bored for a while. This is just the beginning.
And this is nowhere near the end. Sh-t is about to get spectacularly f-cked up. And Lindsay Lohan is celebrating. Between Charlie Sheen and Christina Aguilera, now she looks like the one who has her mess together. I just laughed.
Here's where Christina lucked out with Jordan Bratman though. Because he's not out to get her. Never was. He'll prioritise the kid, sure, but Bratman isn't an opportunist. He'll try to help her, he will not try to take advantage of her. She married (and divorced) a good man. That might be a blessing eventually when this loser needs to be removed from her life. But that's still a long way off. Stand by for the ugliness. Child stars rarely unravel quietly.
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DE WITTE, Hans; ROTHMANN, Sebastiaan e JACKSON, Leone TB. The psychological consequences of unemployment in South Africa. S. Afr. j. econ. manag. sci. [online]. 2012, vol.15, n.3, pp.235-252. ISSN 2222-3436.
The objective of this study was to investigate the affective experiences, attitudes to work, and job application behaviour of unemployed people. A survey design was used and samples (N = 381) were drawn from unemployed people in the North West Province. The Experiences of Unemployment Questionnaire was administered. Regarding affective experiences, being unemployed was described as very unpleasant and it was associated with boredom, loneliness, uncertainty about the future, concerns about financial matters, emptiness and conflict. When it came to the participants' attitudes to work, the results showed that almost 96 per cent of them regarded work as important, particularly because it provides meaning. Regarding job application behaviour, the results showed that most of the participants would like to find a job within the month, and they expected to do so. Almost 78 per cent of the participants were asking people for a job at least once a week or more often. Most of them asked friends and acquaintances for employment information, but unemployed people also reported that they looked out for advertisements. People with poor education had the most negative experiences of unemployment and saw work as more important than did those with better education.
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I have a Columbia 100% PVC rain jacket. It has a nylon lining.
Can PVC material be used as an effective windbreaker? Are there any side effects (such as making me sweat a lot more) that could discourage me from using it as a windbreaker?
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A rain jacket is a good windbreaker as well. The main downside, as you pointed out, is that it will not breathe as well as other fabrics.
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KK Catering
Recent review: Excellent service from start to finish, food was fantastic and guests loved it! Highly recommend.
The Village Chippy
Recent review: "Brilliant service guests absolutely loved the fish and chips,total professionals would highly recommend the village chippy to anyone wanting to cater an event,very reasonably priced. Thank you again Village Chippy."
Recent review: "Very very delicious! Great service"
Plenty of Fish and Chips
Recent review: Please see Facebook or google for our reviews,
Blue Pepper Catering Ltd
Recent review: "Food was fairly good, although nothing glamorous! It didn't look particularly impressive but tasted nice. The food was more suited towards a business lunch type thing than for a special occasion but everyone was fed! The waiter didn't have everything set up as requested upon guests arrival so my husband had to get involved. He also didn't proactively top guests glasses honest which was disappointing. Really only useful when it came to clearing up!!"
D C Catering
About: Here's some info about us and the catering services that we provide. We produce our own hand-made burgers and sausages on the family farm near Leeds. We have a full breakfast menu using only quali...
Dodsons Fresh Catch
About: We're 'Dodson's Fresh Catch', the proud founders of our Multi National Award Winning mobile fish and chip catering company. Our units operate in the East Midlands & Yorkshire including areas such ...
Sunshine Deli
About: Vegan Street Food and Events Catering Service - Gig and tour Service, Special Occasions. We offer a build up your own Menu service from Mexican Style Tapas, our Version of KFC and Kebabs to 'Fish ...
Fishchipsvan (MHP Catering)
Recent review: Highly recommended - great food, great service and great staff!!! Everybody thoroughly enjoyed their food!
Go Get Stuffed
About: We are young, vibrant and responsible mobile caterers who specialize in big eats and tasty treats. We offer a varied menu to meet all your eating needs such as our homemade burgers, griddled toasti...
Thyme Out Food Co
About: Thyme Outside is the sister company of Thyme Out Food Co – a well-established casual eatery based in West Didsbury. Launched in 2006 by chef Ben Hayes, Thyme Out has always offered a catering servi...
Plan The Occasion
About: Plan the Occasion is one of the North West's leading creative event companies. From wedding planning to private parties, conferences to gala dinners, our experienced event organisers are here to he...
Let's Go Catering
Recent review: Thanks to Chris & his team! Catering smoothly for over 1000 guests at our themed Mexican event, food was great! Service with a smile & such a can do attitude to our requests, look forward to working with you again Chris - AAB Events
Vintage Bars & Catering
Recent review: Ryan was fantastic, nothing was too much. I would highly recommend Vintage Bar and Catering.
Panda Catering Ltd
About: Panda Express Catering Ltd is an outdoor/event catering company. Our team consists of restaurant and take away entrepreneurs whom have been in the catering business for a long time. There are va...
Just for you fish and chips
Recent review: We hired Les and his team for our Wedding Evening do, and we couldn't have asked for anymore. They were quite simply brilliant. From the Fish and chips, to the team themselves, we could not recommend them any higher. It is not an exaggeration that everyone at the wedding mention how great the fish and chips were. The feedback has been brilliant and as such I thought you should know. Thank you so much, and we not hesitate to recommend you or use again. Mr and Mrs King
The Great British Chip Shop
About: Brit Chip Shop, using traditional methods along with contemporary flavour combinations adding a unique twist to the nations favourite dish traditional Fish n Chips. Contemporary wedding food / Fes...
The Fish Bar
About: Crewe. Our reputation quickly grew and our business blossomed. In 2011 this success was rewarded when Craig Buckley was awarded Young Fish Fryer Of The Year award at the national fish and chip awar...
Fitzy's Fish & Chips
Recent review: Amazing - would use again and again - professional, great communication and food was delicious
The Lincolnshire Fryer
Recent review: Really excellent thank you
Showfoods Ltd
About: Showfoods Ltd is a well-established family operated business that has built an excellent reputation for serving high quality traditional show food.
Recent review: We had a lovely meal cooked and served on Saturday 5 October. Beef Wellington cooked to perfection and chicken beautifully moist. Kitchen left very tidy and all washing up done . Meal Prepared and delivered on Friday was fine also. Unfortunately surplus food was binned until we asked them to put it in the fridge for later use
Alfresco Mobile Catering
About: Our mobile kitchen is fitted with everything we need to cater for your needs, whether that's inside or outside! Barbecues, Weddings, Birthdays, Graduations, Anniversary's, Charity events, picnics,...
Flipping & Frying
Recent review: "Took over the van April now completely independent and based in Lincoln no contact with previous management. Gave myself 4 stars ensure quality is good but no-one is perfect:-) Love my customers and hope they like our service Any queries 07539 465317 On summer break atm starting back August 14th"
Mobile Fish and Chips of Pickering
About: Top quality fish and chips. Mobile Fish & Chips of Pickering visits most Ryedale villages Monday - Friday. Likewise, we cater for events such as weddings and birthdays. We have been awarded a 5 st...
Fancy Fries
Recent review: Wonderful! Friendly service. Superb quality. Totally exceeded any expectations! Would highly recommend for any future events.
Fish and Chip Van
About: Fish and chip vans and dessert vans, pie mash van, sandwich vans
Jolly Rogers Mobile Fish And Chips
About: A traditional fish and chip van established over 20 years.
The Food Van
About: Take your guests back in time with our Old Fashioned Fish and Chip Vans from the 80s, we serve proper Fish and Chips like your local Chip Shop from a Van like the good old days! We have two tota...
DaddyCool Mobile Catering
About: The company grew quickly diversifying into all areas of mobile event catering and now provides its services to a number of London borough councils including Westminster and Kensington & Chelsea.


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Part of National Museums Liverpool
This internationally significant collection of over 2,000 Tibetan objects gives an insight into the lives of British India officers connected to Tibet and the Himalayas.
Sometimes, correcting mistakes found in the museum's records leads to new and completely unexpected connections.
Author: Bell, Charles Alfred
Description: A typed object catalogue from Bell's handwritten notes on a wide variety of objects from his personal collection. This information often contains, the date he obtained an object, its provenance (including where and who he acquired from) and the person responsible for giving him the information. The process of writing the inventory began in December 1912 and continued until the late 1930s.
Author: Tankard, Elaine
Publisher: Liverpool Public Museums
Date: 1953-03
Description: Introductory essay and catalogue entries, in themes, for the 1953 exhibition; 'Tibet', held at the Walker Art Gallery.
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OILSEEDS: U.S. oilseed production for 2013/14 is projected at 96.2 million tons, down 4.7 million from last month mainly due to a lower soybean production forecast. Soybean production for 2013/14 is forecast at 3.255 billion bushels, down 165 million due to lower harvested area and yields. Harvested area is forecast at 76.4 million acres, down 0.5 million from the July projection. The first survey-based soybean yield forecast of 42.6 bushels per acre is 1.9 bushels below last month's projection but 3 bushels above last year's drought-reduced yield. Soybean supplies for 2013/14 are projected 5 percent below last month based on the lower production forecast. With reduced supplies and higher prices, U.S. soybean exports are reduced 65 million bushels to 1.385 billion. Lower U.S. exports will be mostly offset by increases for South America, especially Argentina. Soybean crush is also lowered as higher prices reduce prospective exports for soybean meal. Soybean ending stocks are projected at 220 million bushels, down 75 million from last month.
U.S. soybean balance sheet changes for 2012/13 include increased imports, reduced exports, and increased crush. Imports are raised 10 million bushels to 35 million based on strong shipments from South America. Exports are reduced 15 million to 1.315 billion bushels reflecting exceptionally low shipments in recent weeks and revised export data for September through December 2012 from the U.S. Department of Commerce. Crush is increased 25 million bushels to 1.685 billion to account for increased soybean meal exports. Soybean ending stocks are unchanged at 125 million bushels.
The U.S. season-average soybean price for 2013/14 is forecast at $10.35 to $12.35 per bushel, up 60 cents on both ends. Soybean meal prices are forecast at $305 to $345, up 15 dollars at the midpoint. Soybean oil prices are forecast at 44 to 48 cents per pound, down 3 cents at the midpoint reflecting the sharp drop in futures contract prices in the past month.
Global oilseed production for 2013/14 is projected at 493.1 million tons, up 0.2 million tons from last month. Reductions for soybeans and cottonseed are offset by increases for rapeseed, sunflowerseed, peanuts, and palm kernel production. Lower soybean production projected for the United States is partly offset by an increase for India where higher harvested area more than offsets reduced yields caused by excessive July rainfall. Rapeseed production is raised in several countries including Canada and the European Union, where abundant moisture and favorable temperatures in July helped to boost yield prospects. Rapeseed production forecasts are also raised for China and Ukraine. Sunflowerseed production is also raised for the European Union and Ukraine. Global peanut production is raised this month reflecting updated historical data and forecasts for several countries in Africa. Cottonseed changes include reduced production for China and the United States and an increase for Pakistan.
Reduced global soybean production is only partly offset by lower crush leaving 2013/14 global soybean ending stocks down 1.9 million tons at 72.3 million. Global soybean stocks remain record high despite this month's reduction.
WHEAT: Projected U.S. wheat supplies for 2013/14 are raised slightly this month as small increases for Soft Red Winter wheat and Durum are mostly offset by decreases for White, Hard Red Spring and Hard Red Winter wheat. U.S. wheat exports for 2013/14 are raised 25 million bushels reflecting continued strong early season sales and an increased outlook for China imports. Despite larger expected crops in several major exporting countries, strong early season demand and higher projected world imports and consumption also boost prospects for U.S. shipments. Ending stocks are projected 25 million bushels lower. The projected range for the 2013/14 season-average farm price is lowered 10 cents per bushel at the midpoint to $6.40 to $7.60 per bushel. Despite the tighter domestic balance sheet, larger world wheat supplies and lower-than-expected prices reported to date reduce prospects for the weighted average farm price.
Global wheat supplies for 2013/14 are raised 7.5 million tons with increases in production for several of the world's largest exporters pushing world production to a record 705.4 million tons. Production is raised 2.8 million tons for the European Union with the biggest increases for Spain, France, and Germany, and smaller increases for Romania, Bulgaria, and Hungary. Production is raised 2.5 million tons for Kazakhstan where abundant spring and summer rainfall is supporting prospects for strong yields, much as in the adjoining spring wheat areas of Russia. Ukraine production is raised 2.0 million tons based on the latest harvest results. Production is raised 0.5 million tons for Canada as favorable soil moisture and a lack of heat stress across the western Prairies support higher yield prospects. India production is raised 0.5 million tons based on the latest government assessment. Turkey production is raised 0.4 million tons for wheat reflecting a favorable growing season throughout the region.
Partly offsetting this month's production increases are reductions in South America where crops will not be harvested until late 2013. Production is lowered 1.0 million tons for Argentina based on lower reported seedings. Brazil production is lowered 0.3 million tons reflecting the late July freeze event that appears to have damaged developing wheat in limited areas of southern Brazil.
Global wheat consumption for 2013/14 is raised 6.9 million tons with increases in wheat feeding projected for a number of countries and higher food use expected for India and Iran. Feed use is raised again this month for China with higher projected imports. Feed use is also increased for the European Union, Syria, Moldova, Kazakhstan, and Morocco. Wheat feeding is lowered for Thailand and Vietnam with lower imports projected for both countries. Imports are raised for Iran, Pakistan, Syria, and Turkey. Global wheat exports for 2013/14 are raised 4.9 million tons with increases for Kazakhstan, the European Union, Ukraine, and Canada totaling 7.0 million tons. Exports are lowered for Argentina and Brazil with reduced production prospects. India exports are also lowered as relatively high internal prices limit export opportunities. Rising world supplies reduce prices and support global consumption growth, thereby limiting the increase in projected 2013/14 global wheat ending stocks to 0.6 million tons.
COARSE GRAINS: Projected 2013/14 U.S. feed grain supplies are reduced this month with lower forecast production for corn and sorghum. Corn production for 2013/14 is lowered 187 million bushels to 13.8 billion. The first survey-based corn yield forecast, at 154.4 bushels per acre, is down 2.1 bushels from last month's projection. Sorghum production is forecast 36 million bushels lower with the forecast yield 5.9 bushels per acre below last month's projection.
Corn beginning stocks for 2013/14 are projected 10 million bushels lower with a 15-million-bushel increase in 2012/13 exports only partly offset by a 5-million-bushel increase in imports. Feed and residual use for 2013/14 is lowered 50 million bushels this month with the smaller crop. Exports are projected 25 million bushels lower with reduced domestic supplies and increased foreign competition. Ending stocks for 2013/14 are projected 122 million bushels lower. The projected season-average farm price for corn is raised 10 cents at both ends of the range to $4.50 to $5.30 per bushel. Prices received by farmers are expected to remain above cash bid levels through the fall as producers who forward-priced corn earlier in the year support the weighted average farm-gate price.
Global coarse grain supplies for 2013/14 are projected 2.9 million tons lower as the reduction in the United States more than offsets an increase in foreign supplies. Global 2013/14 corn production is lowered 2.7 million tons. In addition to the United States, corn production is lowered for Mexico, the European Union, Russia, and Serbia. Partly offsetting are increases for Ukraine, India, and Turkey. Ukraine production is raised 3.0 million tons as higher reported area combines with favorable July temperatures to raise production prospects. Production is raised 1.0 million tons for India as favorable monsoon rainfall supports increased plantings and a higher yield outlook. Turkey corn production is raised 0.4 million tons with higher area and higher expected yields. Global barley production is raised 1.1 million tons with increases for the European Union, Argentina, and Turkey more than offsetting a reduction for Canada. Global rye and mixed grain production are also raised slightly this month with increases for the European Union.
Global 2013/14 corn trade is raised with increased imports projected for Mexico, South Korea, the European Union, and Egypt. Corn exports are projected higher for Ukraine, but partly offset by declines for Russia, the European Union, and the United States. Corn trade is also increased for 2012/13 with higher imports for Egypt, South Korea, Turkey, the European Union, and Indonesia. Exports for 2012/13 are raised for Brazil and Argentina. Supporting the increase in Brazil export prospects, particularly over the next few months, is a 3.0-million-ton increase in 2012/13 corn production. Global corn consumption for 2013/14 is projected 2.3 million tons lower. Reduced U.S. feed and residual use is only partly offset by increases for South Korea, Ukraine, and Egypt. Global corn ending stocks for 2013/14 are projected 0.8 million tons lower with the increases for Ukraine, India, and Brazil, mostly offsetting the reduction projected for the United States.
SUGAR: Projected U.S. sugar supply for fiscal year 2013/14 is increased slightly from last month, as higher beginning stocks and imports are nearly offset by lower production. The decline in production is due to lower forecast sugarbeet and sugarcane yields, compared with last month's trend-based projections. For Mexico, higher supplies are due to increased production more than offsetting lower carryin stocks. Harvest area of sugarcane is higher than initially projected, but slightly lower than Mexico's final estimate for 2012/13. With 2013/14 supplies up in Mexico, exports to the United States are increased. Ending stocks are raised slightly for both Mexico and the United States.
LIVESTOCK, POULTRY, AND DAIRY: The total red meat and poultry production forecast for 2013 is raised from last month as higher beef production more than offsets lower pork, broiler, and turkey production. Beef production is raised as greater fed cattle and cow slaughter combine with heavier average carcass weights to push output higher. Moderate feed prices and recent placement of heavy animals are expected to support higher average carcass weights in the second half of the year. Pork production is reduced largely reflecting lower slaughter in the third quarter. Broiler production is reduced as the increase in second-quarter production was smaller than expected. The forecast for second-half production is unchanged. Turkey production is lowered as hatchery data portends sharper production declines in the third and fourth quarters. Egg production is raised from last month as greater table egg production more than offsets a marginal decline in second quarter hatching egg production. For 2014, beef production is raised slightly on larger expected marketings of cattle placed in 2013. Forecasts for other meats are unchanged. Egg production is higher compared to last month as growth in the broiler breeder flock is expected to support greater hatching egg production.
Beef exports are raised for 2013 on stronger shipments to several markets, while the forecast for 2014 is unchanged from last month. Beef imports for 2013 are reduced based on second-quarter data, but are unchanged for 2014. The 2013 pork export forecast is down fractionally reflecting second-quarter data, with 2014 unchanged. The 2013 broiler export forecast is higher as shipments showed continued strength in June. The forecast for 2014 is unchanged. Turkey exports for 2013 are up slightly reflecting trade data for the second quarter. U.S. Census Bureau revisions are reflected in historical trade estimates.
Fed cattle prices are reduced in 2013 and 2014 as greater beef production and attractively priced competing meats are expected to pressure prices. Hog prices are raised for 2013 as demand strength is expected to continue through the end of the year. Broiler prices are reduced in 2013 and 2014 as recent price declines are expected to persist. Turkey price forecasts are unchanged from last month.
The 2013 milk production forecast is higher than last month based on production data for the second quarter, but subsequent quarters are unchanged. Production for 2014 is unchanged. Exports are raised for 2013 on both a fat and skim-solids basis as continued tight world supplies support higher exports. However, the export forecast for 2014 is unchanged. Fat basis imports are raised for 2013 while the skim solid forecast is lower. Import forecasts for 2014 are unchanged.
Fat-basis ending stock forecasts for 2013 and 2014 are lowered as lower prices are expected to support greater butter use. The skim-basis stock forecast is unchanged for 2013 but lowered for 2014 as domestic demand for nonfat dry milk (NDM) is expected to improve.
Robust demand for NDM supports increased price forecasts for 2013 and 2014. The cheese price forecast for 2013 is raised on relatively strong demand, but the forecast is unchanged for 2014. Butter prices are forecast lower for both 2013 and 2014 as stocks are relatively high. The whey price forecast is unchanged from last month. For 2013, the Class III price is raised from last month on the stronger cheese price, but the 2014 price is reduced on a lower butterfat price. The range of the 2013 Class IV price is narrowed for 2013 but is unchanged at the midpoint as the lower butter price is largely offset by the higher NDM price. The 2014 Class IV price is unchanged. The all milk price for 2013 is forecast at $19.60 to $19.80 per cwt and $18.65 to $19.65 per cwt for 2014.
COTTON: This month's U.S. cotton estimates for 2013/14 reflect lower production as indicated by USDA's first crop survey, resulting in lower ending stocks. Production is reduced 447,000 bales to 13.1 million, the smallest since 2009. The abandonment rate is estimated virtually the same as last season, but yields are down, due mainly to a 17-percent reduction in the Southeast from the 2012 record. Relative to last month, the 2013/14 balance sheet also includes marginally lower beginning stocks and a decrease of 400,000 bales in the export projection. Domestic mill use is unchanged. Ending stocks are now forecast at 2.8 million bales, the equivalent of 20 percent of total disappearance. The forecast range of 72 to 88 cents for the marketing-year average price received by producers is narrowed 2 cents on each end.
The U.S. 2012/13 balance sheet is revised this month to reflect exports as reported in USDA's U.S. Export Sales end-of-season report, and also includes a first estimate of final ending stocks. Stocks in public warehouses as of July 27, 2013, as reported to the Farm Service Agency, are lower than anticipated, resulting in a preliminary loss estimate of 325,000 bales.
The 2013/14 world cotton forecasts show higher beginning stocks, lower production, and marginally lower ending stocks relative to last month. Production is reduced for China, the United States, Uzbekistan, and Zimbabwe, but is raised for Pakistan. The China crop estimate reflects unfavorable weather in parts of Xinjiang, north central China, and in Hunan province. Other major foreign changes to the world balance sheet are concentrated in India. India's production is unchanged from last month, but stocks are raised in 2011/12, 2012/13, and 2013/14 due to adjustments to the residual "loss," as the official data used to estimate production, trade, and consumption indicate unsustainably low stock levels. India's exports are raised in both 2012/13 and 2013/14.
RICE: U.S. total rice supplies for 2013/14 are projected at 238.4 million cwt, up 2.9 million from last month. Projected beginning stocks and production are each raised from a month ago, while imports are lowered. USDA's first survey-based forecast of the 2013/14 U.S. rice crop is 181.4 million cwt, up 1.9 million from last month's projection, but down 9 percent from the previous year. Average all rice yield is forecast at 7,406 pounds per acre, up 76 pounds per acre from last month's projection, but down only slightly from last year's record. Area harvested is unchanged at 2.45 million acres. Long-grain production is forecast at 124.8 million cwt and combined medium- and short-grain production at 56.6 million, up 0.8 million and 1.1 million from a month ago, respectively. The all rice import projection is lowered 1.0 million cwt to 22.5 million due in part to an expected larger crop. All rice beginning stocks for 2013/14 are raised 2.0 million cwt to 34.6 million because of a decrease in the 2012/13 export estimate to 107.0 million.
U.S. total rice use for 2013/14 is projected at 208.0 million cwt, up 1.0 million cwt from last month. The all rice export projection is raised 1.0 million cwt to 96.0 million cwt—all in medium/short grain. Long-grain and combined medium- and short-grain exports are projected at 66.0 million and 30.0 million, respectively. All rice domestic and residual use is unchanged at 112.0 million cwt. U.S. all rice ending stocks for 2013/14 are projected at 30.4 million cwt, up 1.9 million from last month, but 12 percent below the previous year.
The 2013/14 long-grain U.S. season-average farm price is projected at $14.00 to $15.00 per cwt, down 50 cents per cwt on each end of the range. The combined medium- and short-grain price is projected at $15.80 to $16.80 per cwt, unchanged from a month ago. The all rice price is projected at $14.50 to $15.50 per cwt, down 40 cents per cwt on each end of the range. A year-to-year smaller crop and tighter supplies, particularly for long-grain rice, are expected to provide some support to prices; however, plentiful supplies among the major Asian exporters will dampen the increase. Global 2013/14 export prices are expected to be lower than a year ago.
The projected decrease in global 2013/14 total supply is greater than the drop in total use thus resulting in a decrease in world ending stocks. Global production is lowered 0.8 million tons to 477.9 million, still a record, due primarily to a forecast reduction for China, which is partially offset by increases for Pakistan and the United States. China's 2013/14 rice crop is lowered 1.0 million tons to 143.0 million nearly the same as 2012/13. Hot dry weather in the lower Yangtze River Valley and in the southwest has stressed both the single and late rice crops. Rice production is likely to be negatively affected in Hunan, Jiangxi, and Anhui provinces. Global beginning stocks for 2013/14 are lowered 0.6 million tons due mostly to a 0.5-million-ton reduction for Indonesia—Indonesia's 2012/13 crop is lowered nearly a million tons to 36.6 million.
World 2013/14 consumption is reduced 0.8 million tons with most of the decline in Indonesia and China. Global trade is raised 0.7 million tons with increases in exports for India, Pakistan, the United States, and Vietnam. Import projections are raised for China and a number of West African countries, which are partially offset by reductions for Turkey and the United States. Global ending stocks for 2013/14 are projected at 107.5 million tons, down 0.5 million from last month, but an increase of 2.7 million from the previous year. The largest stocks reduction for 2013/14 is for India, down 0.5 million from a month ago.
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IP Networkable Console
With EMX, PR&E presents an AoIP networkable console that can handle even the most demanding installations.
The EMX control surface is a fully integrated standalone console for on-air and production applications. It is available in three Surface frame sizes that hold 16, 20, and 24 fader channels (with optional wide frames for adding accessory panels) and features four stereo program buses, two stereo auxiliary buses, and a bus-minus system that allows Telco (mix-minus) devices to be used on any fader.
The EMX Meter Bridge has dedicated meters for the PGM 1, PGM 2, and PGM 3 bus signals plus a switched meter to show levels for PGM 4, Telco Record, two user-set external signals, or a wild on-the-fly selection. The meters can show Average-only, Peak-only, or Average and Peak levels. The switched meter can also be set to show Cue levels while Cue is active. A count-up timer and stereo cue speakers are also included.
Each channel has a large-knob "Channel Encoder" (the Magic Knob) to select a new channel source and, if enabled for operator use, access to the built-in Advanced Channel Features: audio mode, panning, EQ & Dynamics, and Aux Send levels, which are included on every channel. Each fader channel also has three user-set "Soft" buttons to customize channel functionality, plus cue control and two buttons (Talkback and Auto FB) which simplify taking calls and doing live remotes. The Monitor Control panel buttons and controls support the Control Room, an associated Studio, and an External location, along with having the controls for the built-in timer and to save and recall console Events.
The PR&E Mix Engine
EMX uses the PR&E Mix Engine, with its 1 Gb connectivity and built-in 5-port Ethernet switch, to allow EMX sources to be shared with any networked device (and vice versa), including Razor I/O Interfaces, the M4IP-USB Blade, Windows PCs running the WheatNet-IP audio driver, and other EMX and DMX consoles. EMX supports WheatNet-IP logic-over-IP, as well as ACI (Automation Control Interface), so any WheatNet-IP-supported radio automation server can also be networked with the EMX—no additional audio or logic wiring required.
The 1RU PR&E Mix Engine is the heart of the EMX, housing its audio and logic I/O, and its signal processing and mixing DSP. The EMX Surface connects to the Mix Engine using one Ethernet cable (connected to Port 1 of the built-in Ethernet switch) to communicate with its Mix Engine and to receive AoIP streams for its meter bridge cue speakers and board operator headphone jack on the right-side of the Surface.
The PR&E Mix Engine includes two high-quality low-noise mic preamps and a five-port Gigabit Ethernet switch so no external AoIP switch or other hardware is required when the EMX is stand-alone or used in a smaller facility.
All of the EMX console's sources and destinations are available to connect to every other networked PR&E AoIP device (and vice versa)—from DMX consoles and Razor Signal Interfaces to other EMX consoles, along with any networked M4IP-USB Blades (licensed for PR&E use) and any VoxPro or other PC running the WheatNet-IP audio drivers.
All AES3 and line-level analog audio connect using RJ45 jacks (StudioHub+® compatible) and CAT5 cables for fast crimp-free/solder-free connections. There are 28 RJ45 jacks on the Mix Engine's rear panel along with two female XLR jacks for:
Two Microphone inputs (XLR jacks) with switched 48-volt phantom power and gain trim on each preamp.
One Dual mic preamp output jack (connect a short CAT5 jumper to any analog input to use one or both mic preamps).
Eight Stereo inputs: four balanced analog and four AES3 (any input can be set to be dual mono inputs).
Eight Stereo outputs (set for PGM 1, PGM 2, PGM 3, and PGM 4 from the factory), each has a balanced analog and AES3 jack. Any output source can be changed, as needed, using the PR&E Navigator app.
- One Six-port GPIO Logic uses the WheatNet-IP RJ45 jack logic convention.
Four Stereo analog monitor outputs for powered Control Room Monitors, Studio monitors, external Cue speakers, and a guest Headphone amplifier. Sources on unused outputs can be switched, using the PR&E Navigator app, to create additional local stereo outputs.
One Mix Engine Ethernet Port (short CAT5e jumper, included, connects to Port 5 on the Ethernet switch).
Five Ethernet ports, on the built-in Gigabit Ethernet switch, network the Surface and Mix Engine along with three additional networked devices: Razor AoIP Signal Interfaces, a setup PC or a VoxPro PC running WheatNet-IP audio drivers, another EMX or DMX console, an M4IP-USB BLADE (licensed for PR&E use), or a main facility AoIP switch.
Extending EMX
EMX is pre-configured to install and interface an optional TELCO panel when ordered using an EMX Wide Surface.
The SS-8 programmable button panel is also optionally available. Buttons can be scripted to accomplish a great number of tasks, and they feature integrated OLEDs so you can customize their appearance.
Modular console, 4 fader channels per module, 1 monitor module
Frame sizes: EMX-16, EMX-16W, EMX-20, EMX-20W, EMX-24, and EMX-24W (the "W" indicates a Wide frame which have the equivalent of five extra spaces for adding accessory modules, such as telco or smart OLED switch panels, whereas the regular frames have a single space)
Separate rackmounted power supply (redundant/spare available)
4 Stereo MAIN (PGM) buses
2 Stereo AUX buses
Stereo CUE bus and built in CUE amplifier and speakers
Stereo HEADPHONE circuit with built in amplifier
Dedicated 2-channel TELCO output configured for convenient use with VoxPro editing software
Built-in bus minus system allows separate mix minus feed from every fader channel
Individual Talkback button on each fader channel
Auto Foldback function switches mix minus feed depending on channel ON/OFF status
Built-in 4-band fully parametric EQ on every fader channel
Built-in parametric HPF and LPF on every fader channel
Built-in Compressor-Limiter-Expander on every fader channel
Pan control on every fader channel
Multi-function encoder on each fader channel for source selection and to adjust (access-controlled) Advanced Channel Feature controls: Mode; Pan; EQ & Dynamics; and Aux Send levels
Full color OLED display screen on every fader channel to show channel settings
LED illuminated switches
Built in Automation Control Interface allows external control of the surface from 3rd party devices, Tablets, and software applications.
3 user-set Soft buttons on each channel for "hot" source selections, EQ in/out, Aux pre/post, etc. Set using the EMX Surface Setup app
Extensive monitor select systems for Control Room and Studio give easy access to all Program buses, two externals, telco, user programmed and wild on-the fly
LED meter bridge with high resolution meters (programmable for Average, Peak, or Peak dot over Average bar) and separate Overload and On-Air indicators
Pre-programmed processing presets for mic/voice
Dedicated meters for PGM 1, PGM 2, and PGM 3
Switched meter allows display of levels for two Externals, Telco, PGM 4, cue, plus wild on-the-fly selection
Front panel selectable Split Cue function puts sum of currently selected program in the left side and CUE in the right side of the Headphone feed
Full color OLED displays for Control and Studio showing current source and level
Complete console set ups can be saved as Events and recalled when needed
Full color OLED display for Event save/restore selection
Front panel level controls for Talkback to Control Room and Talkback to Studio
Complete Logic over IP system connects with Automation systems, talent panels, script engines, and GPIO ports with no extra wiring Access protection of multiple functions
No External Switch Needed
With the PR&E Mix Engine, we've provided five Ethernet ports for interfacing the Surface, the Mix Engine, your PC for use with PR&E Navigator or EMX Surface Setup, as well as optional devices such as VoxPro PC, a media server, or a couple of Razor I/O Interfaces for expansion. Essentially acting as a built-in switch, this keeps IT management and procurement costs down while making it dead simple to expand your AoIP network.
Of course, if you DO want to expand even further and add more EMX and DMX consoles, you can add a WheatNet-IP-certified Gigabit switch and be off and running to a larger network.
Robust Construction
We've built the EMX to withstand years of use and abuse. The finest components and the most reliable construction come together to create a surface that any station would love to have in their on-air studio or control room and production suites.
Source and Program Select
Any channel can be assigned to any combination of the four Program, two Auxiliary, and Off Line buses, making your material available to an on-air feed as well as an Internet stream, for instance.
Any audio signal, whether connected to the EMX or to a networked Razor, PC, or another EMX, can be a source on any fader channel. While doing this allows for complete flexibility, in practice it's better to "trim the list of sources," which the EMX Surface setup app does in the channel "Visibility list." This allows channels with dedicated sources, like the board operator mic, the automation server playback channels, and the phone, to just see those sources, whereas you always need a couple "RLS" faders where just about every signal is listed.
Full Parametric EQ and Dynamics Processing on Every Channel
The EMX has 4 fully parametric EQ bands with peak/shelf control for the low and high bands plus high and low pass filters - on every channel. Same with compression, limiting, and expansion dynamics control - a full suite on every channel. When the EQ & Dynamics feature is active, multiple OLED channel displays are simultaneously switched to show the various EQ & Dynamics screens, simplifying how one edits their settings.
With full color OLED displays and color-coded functions, you can see all your settings at a glance. Shown are just a sampling of the displays available on the EMX.
Cue and Talkback
Cue, when lit, sends that channel's audio (pre-fader and pre-on) to the built-in cue speakers and to the cue monitor output on the Mix Engine. Settings in the EMX Surface Setup app allow cue to feed any combination of the headphones, the studio monitor output, and even the control room monitors. TB (talkback) is a momentary button that allows the board operator to talk to a caller or a remote. Needless to say TB does nothing if the source is not a caller or remote.
Off Line and Auto Foldback
The Off Line and Auto FB (Foldback) buttons are used exclusively with callers and remotes to control which bus (Off Line or a PGM bus) is feeding each caller's or remote's bus-minus signal. Off Line is used to allow for hands-free interaction between the board operator and a caller or remote. When Off Line is lit, that fader channel is feeding the Off Line bus.
The Auto FB button allows the caller or remote channel status to control their bus-minus audio. When their channel is Off, Off Line is sent to the bus-minus so the board operator can freely interact with them. Then, when their channel is turned on, the bus-minus auto-switches to the on-air PGM bus (typically PGM 1) so the caller or remote can hear everything else going to air, but minus their own audio, of course.
The Magic Knob
This single multi-function knob at the top of each channel provides quick, intuitive control over: console audio mode; channel panning/balance; channel EQ & Dynamics settings; and over the levels feeding the Aux 1 and Aux 2 Sends. The channel's OLED display shows relevant information for each Advanced Channel Function, except for EQ & Dynamics—multiple channel OLEDs switch to show the EQ and Dynamics screens while that function is active. Access can be controlled so that so that basic settings are protected from board-ops if desired.
Literally Plug & Play...
1. Using standard CAT-6 cables, plug the EMX surface and engine into the built-in switch on the Mix Engine.
2. Plug in the PC or audio server, running the PR&E Navigator and EMX Surface Setup apps, to easily configure the network, edit the default settings, and setup the Surface to match your application.
3. If you like, add one or more Razor I/O Interfaces or M4IP-USBs to add more sources and destinations to your EMX.
4. Plug your own audio sources into the PR&E Mix Engine and Razor(s).
5. Turn it all on and hit the airwaves.
To network the EMX with a larger facility, connect a CAT6 cable from the Mix Engine's Ethernet switch to any WheatNet-IP-compatible Gigabit switch. EMX sources are then immediately available to stream to any number of other EMX and DMX consoles, Razor I/O Interfaces, M4IP-USB mic/voice processors, PCs and servers running WheatNet-IP audio drivers, and even WheatNet-IP Blades (when licensed for cross-networking).
Input Panel
Multi-Function Encoder Knob (The Magic Knob)
When the channel is off, rotating the encoder switches the channel display to show alternate sources, selected by "clicking" the encoder. The encoder can also control channel mode, pan, EQ & Dynamics, and AUX send levels.
These buttons have no preset assignments. They are set, using the EMX Surface Setup app, for channel-specific functions like a hot source take button, EQ on/off, or Aux Send on/off.
PGM Assign
Directs the channel's signal to any of four stereo output busses.
Assigns the channel to the Off Line bus, used with callers and remotes.
Only active when the source is a caller or remote to switch their bus-minus audio between Off Line (channel off) to a PGM bus (channel on).
Places the fader channel audio into the CUE mix.
Only active when the source is a caller or remote which allows the board operator to talk to that caller or remote.
100mm Long-throw fader for channel level control.
OLED Display
Normally shows fader channel source and status icons but changes display when other functions are being used such as MODE, PAN, EQ/DYNAMICS, AUX.
Switches the channel's audio on and off as well as issuing start/stop LIO functions.
Control Room Panel
CR/HDPN Select Encoder
Rotate to choose a wild on-the-fly monitor source (visible names listed in the OLED) then press to Take. Also used to select a source when assigning the EXT 1, EXT 2, EXT 3, and TEL buttons.
CR/HDPN Monitor Source Select Buttons
The EXT 1, EXT 2, and EXT 3 buttons are user-set, using just the panel button and the encoder, to assign an off-air tuner, pre-delay audio, and other source to the button. The Tel button, pre-assigned to the Telco Record bus, can also be user-set to a different source if desired. The four PGM Monitor buttons allow any main Program bus (PGM 1, PGM 2, PGM 3, or PGM 4) to be instantly monitored.
Split CUE
Affects how cue is fed to the HDPN output when Cue-to-HDPN is enabled in the EMX Surface Setup app. When unlit, and cue is active, cue is fed to the HDPN outputs in stereo, cutting off the monitor audio. When lit, and split cue is active, the monitor source is summed to one ear and cue is summed to the other ear.
CR Fader
Controls the level of the Control Room monitor speakers (CR OUT on the Mix Engine).
HDPN Fader
Controls the monitor level to the Surface headphone jack and to the HDPN OUT jack on the Mix Engine.
CR and HDPN OLED Display
Shows the current date above the white line. Just below the white line, the current monitor source for the CR and headphones is listed. At the bottom of the display are bar-graphs indicating the levels of the CR monitor and HDPN faders. When the CR source selector encoder is rotated, the display switches to show the visible monitor source list for the control room.
Studio Panel
Studio Select Encoder
Similar to CR select encoder except is used for Studio monitor sources.
Studio EXT and PGM Select Buttons
Similar to CR select buttons except is used for Studio monitor sources.
TB TO CR Encoder
Adjusts the talk level from a studio microphone feeding the headphones, cue, and/or monitor speakers.
CUE Level Encoder
Controls the level of the Cue speakers and Cue Out on the Mix Engine.
SPARE Buttons
These four buttons' functions are assigned using the EMX Surface Setup app.
Studio Level Encoder
Controls the level of the Studio monitor speakers (STU OUT on the Mix Engine).
Studio OLED Display
Shows the current time above the white line. Just below the white line, the current Studio monitor source name is listed. At the bottom of the display are bar-graphs indicating the levels of the Cue and Studio outputs. When the Studio select encoder is rotated, the display switches to show the Studio's visible monitor source list.
TB to Studio Button
Press to switch the studio monitor audio to the talkback source (typically the board operator mic). Press-holding the button for a few seconds will latch it for extended conversations between control room and studio.
TB to External Button
Another spare button which can be assigned to function as a talk button to switch the audio feeding an output identified as "External output." When pressed, the External audio switches to the talkback source (typically the board operator mic). When released the audio switches back to its normal audio source.
Event/Meter Panel
Meter Select Encoder
Turn to select the desired source for the switched meters (list shows in OLED display).
Meter Select Buttons
Hot button source selectors to quickly switch the Switched meter to show PGM 4, Telco Record, and two user-set sources (EXT 1 and EXT 2).
TB to STU Encoder
Adjusts the talk level of the control room microphone going to the studio monitor speakers.
Timer Control Buttons
Event SAVE AND TAKE Buttons
Pressing Take activates the Event encoder so a new Event can be selected. Pressing Take again then takes the new Event, which could range from just changing a few channel sources and bus assignments, to setting the entire console up for a different Daypart or function, which could mean changing source assignments, turning EQ & Dynamics on or off, changing Aux Send levels, changing how bus-minus signals are connected.
Pressing Save allows the current settings of the entire console to be saved as one of four Events, as selected by the Event encoder. Both the Save and Take buttons are access-controlled using the EMX Surface Setup app settings.
Event Encoder
Scrolls through the four event names, so an existing Event can be taken or a new event can be saved.
Event OLED Display
Shows the current Event above the white line. Just below the white line, the current source on the Switched Meter is listed. At the bottom of the displays are bar-graphs indicating the levels of the TB TO CR and TB TO STU encoders. When the Switched Meter encoder is rotated, the OLED switches to show the Switched Meter visible source list. When the Event encoder is rotated the four Event names are listed.
PR&E System Configuration Tool
PR&E System Configuration Tool This tool automatically updates the factory-assigned standard IP addressing and naming used for the EMX Surface, Mix Engine, and Razor I/O Interfaces to allow multiple EMX and consoles, and Razor I/O Interfaces, to be networked together, ensuring each device has unique signal names, IP address, and system ID.
FACT: When a PC running the PR&E apps, or any PC for that matter, is networked with the EMX, it can stream from one up to 24 stereo audio channels, bi-directionally, without needing a sound card (higher number of streams requires a Gigabit NIC card in the PC).
How To Set Up DMX/EMX
While we use a DMX in this video to illustrate setup, the process is the same for EMX Surfaces using the PR&E Mix Engine and Razors.


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Chamberlen-type obstetrical forceps, Europe, 1680-1750
The Chamberlen family escaped religious persecution in France to settle in England in 1569. Peter (the Elder) Chamberlen (d. 1631) is thought to have invented the obstetrical forceps. Other family members modified the original design. The Chamberlens were among the early 'man-midwives'. They became famous for dealing with difficult births, but the forceps were a family secret for over 100 years. The forceps were common knowledge by the 1730s yet took time to be used extensively. Obstetrical forceps grip a baby's head during difficult labours to help delivery. This example is made from steel.
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A branch of medicine dealing with the care of women. This care occurs during pregnancy, childbirth, and the period of recovery from childbirth.
Glossary: obstetrical forceps
An instrument used to assist the delivery of a foetus, usually during a birth where complications have developed. Numerous variations have been developed over time. The fundamental design has two separate looped blades with handles. These interlock to form a grasping instrument.