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"This doorway comes from a house in Place Davant-Clermont at Clermont-Ferrand (Auvergne). Above is a frieze with a crowned 'H' and a device of three interlaced crescents (for King Henry II of France (reigned 1547-1559) and his mistress Diane de Poitiers) It also bears the text: 'IN SOLE POSVIT TABERNACVLVM SVVM. PSAL. XVIII' ('He has made a pavilion for the sun. Psalm 18), and the date M.D.LVII(1599). This doorway was given to the V&A by Mr J H Fitzhenry in April 1906. It came from a house in the Place Devant-Clermont in the town of Clermont-Ferrand, noted by Fitzhenry in the acquisition records to have been the house of Diane de Poitiers, though this has not been confirmed. It dates to 1557, two years before the death of King Henry II, to whom Diane was a mistress, during his marriage to Catherine de Medici.
Clermont-Ferrand is famous for the chain of volcanoes surrounding it, known as he Chaîne des Puys, and as a result many of the city's Renaissance houses and Romanesque ecclesiastical buildings are made from dark volcanic rock, similar to that of this doorway.
Historical significance: This doorway comes from Place Devant-Clermont in Clermont-Ferrand and is dated 1557. It intrigued a number of 19th-century French scholars, such as Jean-Baptisite Bouillet in 1846 and César Daly in 1869, both of whom drew sketches of it. Daly also recorded a similar doorway belonging to the Maison Desgranges in Clermont-Ferrand which had a set of walnut doors (currently in the Louvre) inside it. According to Bouillet, the Maison Desgranges doorway has exactly the same frieze above it as this doorway and interestingly the doors are also dated 1557.
On the frieze above this door is the inscription IN SOLE POSVIT TABERNACVLVM SVVM. PSAL. XVIII. Taken from the verse in Psalm 18, the inscription translates as "In the heavens He has made a pavilion for the sun." It is part of a hymn to the Divine Law, comparing it to a "sun of justice." Thus, the doorway was probably made at the time of the creation of the Royal Seneschal's Court in Clermont-Ferrand. As this occurred under the reign of Henry II and Catherine, we might expect to see the presence of the king and queen's monograms, but while Henry's emblem is visible on the far left as the crowned letter H, the emblem on the far right is that of three interlinking crescents, the emblem commonly associated with Henry's mistress, Diane de Poitiers.
Versions of the design of three interlaced crescent moons, based on the moon emblem used by Diane, can also be seen at the Royal Palace of Fontainebleau (Henry and Catherine's residence), the Château de Chenonceau (which Henry gave to Diane as a gift) and at Anet (Diane's own château where she saw out her remaining years after Catherine had banished her from Chenonceau on Henry's death). Not only was Diane's interlinking crescent emblem employed on all three sites, but at Fontainebleau the initials of Henry and Catherine: interlaced Hs and Cs were carried out in such a way that the vertical of the H could also be considered as forming the D of "Diane." The fact that such devices were being imitated by the owners of this palace, signals their allegiance to the king and how quickly the influence of engraving work done at the royal site diffused across France." V and A website.
Your old Android device will no longer support many websites in 2021
Old Android device will no longer support many websites in 2021
f you have an old Android phone, it may be time to really consider an upgrade.
According to a report from Android Police, many secure websites will no longer work on devices with Android versions prior to 7.1.1 Nougat. Here’s what’s happening.
The certification non-profit organization Let’s Encrypt recently announced that its partnership with certification authority IdenTrust will end on Sept. 1, 2021. With no plans to renew, Let’s Encrypt is planning to completely switch over to its own root certificate and stop default cross-signaling for IdenTrust’s on January 11.
In layperson's terms, this means that many secure websites will no longer be compatible with older versions of Android.
This could end up being a problem. As Let’s Encrypt notes, 33.8 percent of Android devices are running these older versions of the operating system. Those devices will experience certificate errors when trying to visit many secure websites starting in 2021.
So, if you were thinking of updating your old Android device, now might be a good time before it becomes obsolete.
However, if you don’t want to upgrade your phone, you may still have options. Let’s Encrypt has recommended that old Android device owners download Firefox and use it for their web browsing needs. naijabang.tv/old-android-device-will-no-longer-support-ma...
The Nice Device EP Release Party at The Magic Bag in Ferndale, MI. Photo by Dave Rembiesa for Motorcityrocks.com.
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It’s the original device that needed a stylus to use. But it’s 2019 – Time to ditch the stylus with the Dubreq Stylophone Gen R-8. Now you can play Space Oddity, Santa Cruz, and other favorite songs with your finger. And it’s also got some extra functions.
What is a Stylophone?
I have to admit – I didn’t know what it was, either. And I was a music major!
This is a pocket-size keyboard that came out in the 70’s. It looks like an old answering machine – a metal strip with a keyboard etched in the front. It plays and sounds like a simple keyboard.
The Gen R-8 Ditches the Stylus
New features include a full analog signal path, sub-oscillators and subsub oscillators, 12dB VCF with low pass, high pass, and notch, MIDI in/out, and much more. Glide and modulation side buttons allow you to do just what they suggest by pressing the area, and moving the finger on the keyboard.
The Dubreq Gen R-8 is not out yet, but is in pre-order for $349. You can pre-order on Dubreq.com.
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